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I "TULSA DAILY WORLD, THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 1917.
RED CROSS FUND TO
GO STRAIGHT HOME
Will Be Expended in Caring
for American Army in
France.
KKW Tonic. Juno 13, The way
In which the lied C'mss war council
jditns to expend thn $ 1 on, nun, 000 futiil
which Is helm? raised nan explained
by Henry V. Davison chairman, In a
letter from Mm read nt n lied rross
luncheon here today. Ho Rave assur
ance that "only a small pcrcrntaue of
each dollar contributed will lie re
(lulrcd to carry tho relief to Its desti
nation," because of the volunteei
(h iraiter of tho best American talent
In medicine, sanitation, transporta
tion, cnnstructlon.welfare work, pur
chasing, commercial business uccuunt
Inu' and nlnmr i:tlier lines.
Haso hospitals will continue to be
organized to lie turned over to the
nrniy nt once for service In France.
Units for military and naval mobiliz
ation camps will be provided. Sup
plies must be purchased, collected,
transported and stored. llnsplt.il
chips are to be bought, equipped iinrt
manned. A sanitary engineering
corps will be formed. The extent ot
all this preparation cannot now be
estimated, Mr. Davison said, because
no one knows whether one or two
million men are to be sent forward.
Aiiide from these needs the Hed
Cross will undertake n larger humani
tarian work for American allies.
While the Ked Cross does not pur
pose to reconstruct devastated vil
lages. It feels It part of its duty, tn
chairman declared, to contribute to
ward the temporary housing of home,
lors persons Thousands of 11 n 1 1 it
lances should bo sent to Russia so
that practical as well as moral nid
may be extended to that government.
These must co before Russia's winter
ports are closed, ho said. Rumania
also Is to be aided.
BUSINESS CARDS
Russian Soldiers on Frontier Are
Proving Loyal to New Government
l'lCTROORAn, June 13 The force
in the army at the front loyal to tnu
provisional government have had their
first test of strength with disloyal
pacifist and huve won a notable vic
tory. Two days ago Lieutenant lien
eral Stoliorbathiff, commander on tne
Rumanian front, ordered disbanded
one Infantry, one tirailleur and one
Siberian tirailleur . regiment, all of
which are considered useless for
flghtlnr purposes.
Three regiments of another divi
sion were ordered to take up a new
position, but refused to do so and
thereupon received an order to Hs
land. The soldiers openly mutinied.
The men of one of tho regiments iu-
i tested the commander and seven oi-
ficers. tore their badges from their
uniforms anil beat two officers, le iv
lng them Insensible on the road. A
regimental committee resolved that
tho regiment should not move; there
upon a loyal committee of soldiers
lifter deliberating Willi the army staff
pronounced for stern measures
HMINOffl
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Exchange New for Old
14 and 10 West occoud
Headquarter for Hrlplok Lenses.
408 South Main street
Phone .1473.
PHONE 69 69
Ullery Investment
Company
(Incorporated)
Office 15 East Fifth Street
i WILLIAM J. LODGE
Architect
Room 420 First National
Bank Bldg. Tulsa.
Telephone 6118
W. J. GREGG J. L MARTIN
A ttorneya-aULaio
rtoouu 14-15-18 First, National
Bank Bids.
TULSA, OKLA.
STANLEY & M'CUNE
Funeral Directors
New Location
415 South Boulder
Phone' 1522-1600
For a Demonstration of
THE DICTAPHONE
Telephone 895, and Ask for
G. C. McCLELLAN
"The Dictaphone Man"
217 South Boston Tulsa, Okla.
C O. Wlntcrrlnger, Nurso Ilcglstcr
Guy V. McCullough .
Mowbray Undertaking Co.
I'HOXES 329-80-011
Fifth and Boston
TULSA, OKLA.
THE CHILDREN'S DAY
NURSERY
717 South Cheyenne
PHONE 1008
Children Cared for During Working
or Shopping Hours.
W. R. TOWSLEY
Landscape Architect
Room 11 Hayward Bldg.
Offlco Phone. 3986
Residence rhone, 6771-J.
INDIAN RECORDS
All ibotit Departmental l.fftiri, RraoTl of
Ktiatrictlona, Allotmenta, curollmaula, alapa,
Plats and Plat Uooka.
J. TRUMAN NIXON
Car of allaa bona Rpltnnr. Phon 1701.
Rboro 315-10 Callati III1(. Tula. Oklahoma
CHARLES II. ME RILL AT
Attorney-at-Law
Bond Building, Washington, D. O.
Oil, Gas and Indian Matters
Tracy D. Frown Chas. L. Yancey
BROWN & YANCEY
Attorneys-at-Law
against the mutineers and their ring
leader named l'hlllpoff.
A rcsolutu general was chosen
having under his command two divi
sions o'f loyal cavalry, two battalions
of Infantry, one light battery, arm
ored motor curs n i 1 airplanes nut
undertook the task of suppre'ing
the revolt. When tno loyalist general
had occupied positions UKalnst the
mutineers lie sent an tiltlmaliim iu
hem demanding the surrender of the
rmglcadcrs, that they take up posi
tions as ordered and that they under
take to serve faithfully iu the future.
The mutinous soldiers seeing that
they werre surrounded attempted to
negotiate, hut at the last moment
i'hillopoff Incites them to new re
sistance. The loyalist general Im
mediately ordered his guns into ac
tion nlicriipon the rebels uncondi
tionally Hcccptcd the ultimatum and
surrendered I'hillopoff ami others,
who wire tHken to prison in an auto
mobile. The loyalist troops flren lit
tho automobile, hut their commander
In order to savo the prisoners lives
jumped Into the machine, whereupon
the firing ceased.
Inhuman Treatment Shown Serbians
Held in Austrian Detention Camps
served in a hospital at Mathaiisen
n.oro than one hundred Serbian sol
diers w ho had lost their reason. M.inv
others remain crippled because of
neglect of the camp physicians,
l jild.-inl. s l.cw lleiivv Tidl.
"I'urlng the typhus epidemic In
AusMin-llungary, sfxtcen thousand
I S, rblan soldiers died and were bur-
led by hundreds In common graves in
lone part alone of Mathaiisen. A falso
Inscription, evidently Intended to hide
the result of their neglect, w.is placid
by the Austrlnus on a chapel raised
at the place, and reads: 'Serbian sol
diers who died of wounds received in
the Serbian Aostrn-llungarhtn war
I w hich was provoked by Serbia.'
I "News has reached us. also, that
the Serbian soldiers are em loved on
the Italian nnd Russian fronts to
(carry munitions to the firing line, to
jitig ttVnchcs, to pick up wounded o:1
the fi'bl of br.ttle, to cany water to
the soldiers and even to put no
barbeil wire defenses under the fin
I of th Italian and Iriisslan nuns.
;Many Serbian soldiers have perished
Ion the Italian front from Italian
shells. More than four hundred of
them wound"d on the Isuny.o front
were at nno time in the Hr.iVn.ii
camp; only eighty of them recov
ered. "The Austro-Hungarlan authorities
Intent political offenses against the
Serbian officers, soldiers and civilians.
Some of thim were prisecuted for
lining taken pit I In the nssiisslna,.
lion of Atchiliike rrancls rerdinaml.
PARIS, Juno 13. The minister of
Serbia In I'arls, M. Vesnltch, com
municates to the Associated I'ress an
official statement of the mistreatment
of snliller und civilian Serbians im
prisoned and interned in Austria and
Hungary.
"Soldiers and civilians lire huddled
In wooden barracks in unhealthy,
marshy districts along the batiks of
the lianuhe," says the statement.
"They sloop on the hare floors with
no bedding hut a thin litter of straw
and with only one blanket for cover
ing, while, the roofs and sides of the
barracks afford little shelter.
"Their nourishment consists of a
fodder beets and u. quarter of a loaf
tif bread made with musty corn meal
and wild chestnuts. None of theso
prisoners or Interned citizen havo
hail any meat f ir seernl month, al
tho they are forced to hard labor
under tiie guard of soldiers who beat
them with the butt ends of rifles, tio
them to posts or suspend them for
more than two hours nt time for
slight Infraction of discipline.
"A great many of both soldiers and
civilians have lost their minds ns a
result of physical and moral suffer
ings In these camps. An Austrian
doctor told of hew he hid seen at
Krlzevek more than three thousand
insane Serbian soldiers and civilians.
A reliable witness reports having nu
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MIAMI, iikhi.. June 13 The First
National MininK company, which
made the exceptionally rirti Ktrike
last week where a cave of nearly pure
lend was found, hax moved Km head
officer) from. Oklahoma t'ity to Ml
nml. This company him several rich
leased but Itn main learie is on part
ef the rich Ihlffalo land near (jilii
paw. M. A. Yeareln of drove, Okla., one
of the richest men in Delaware
county, hiiH Kotten ti 1h feet wet now In
Ihe Miami field and has bouiiht a
nne-Nlxth Interest In an eluht-acro
tract 01' 111 1 ri In tr land with ". V. Scott
near the UcHinoke mine near l'lcher.
Mr. Yeai'Kin Ik an old timer Iu north
eastern Oklahoma nnd Is very fa
miliar with the prou'lli of the Miami
field, tho this In his first venture into
the mlnlnK came !n Ottawa county.
The l'cArmond Milium' coinpnny,
which is compost d pf ManKum nno
Oklahoma '"ity cajiltalists. has been
Incorpornted with $100,000 enpnu.
Kdwnrd Nix of Oklahoma City his
been yec'jred to nianaue the proper
ties and 11c hii now moved to Miami.
The lieAunond company has a f--Hcro
le ise on the riuht land near
the Knnmin Hue. which they suo
leased from the Walker Mining- com
pany. A shaft Is already down 171
feet and drill tests show a rich run
of ore at 224 feet. A three hiindi'ed
ton mill will be started rluht away.
Mr. Nix In an experienced mlnliiK
man, havlnz had experience In the
Cripple Creek. Col., field.
CAR SHORTAGE PROBABLE
Coal Dealers 'Asked to Help Avoid It
Iy riucim: I'jirly Onlcm.
Unless railways, coai mining com
panies, denlers nnd consumers u.t
uvailable cars for transporting their
winter's supply of fuel tit the present
til 10, a serloiiH shortiiitR of rolllnir
tock Is likely to result. At least
this Is the belief of the corporation
commission who has called upon the
various companies und dealers to
help avert It.
The oorporatior. commission points
nut that the nation Is niobollzint; its
men and resources und cars that are
now uvailable will bo needed next
fall nnd winter to carry military
stores for nianufacttire. If coal deal
ers and consumers do not co-operate
immediately in fillinu; next season a
orders serious transportation prob
lems will follow the warning of the
commission states.
Jliislow Considers 1'uir.
Kpprinl to The World.
. I! It I STOW, Okla., June 13. The
I'.rlHtow commercial club Is fluuriuit
on taklm? up the question within te
liext few davi of the free township
fair nnd ntxklriK the 1917 fair one of
the hi'H' st h 'Id in the c( unty. There
has been so much pedree sunk
i-hlppcd In th's venr that the club feela
that there ou:ht to bo more of a
display of live iitock than has hereto,
fore been shown and will endeavor to
pet the men who have brouirht this
stock in to show It nt tho fair. It
will not only stimulate the Industry
but will pet men who now have t ho
Flock to keep It In, better condition.
Thn niri icultural feature of the fair
will not be overlooked. The better
baby contest will also be r hlr feature.
I'sciipchI PrlMiiicr Kills Self.
MKliKoItH, Oreiton, .tuno 13. J.
I Hncsd -.le, convicted here this morn,
tnc for n criminal assault and sei.t
enced to twenty years Imprieonment
broke Jail lato today after killinir the
Jailer, Charles H. linsey, with a flat
iron. When pursued by if p"s. of
citizens and national guardsmen K.iks
dnle sent a bullet thru his head, dyln
instantly.
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BONO SALES IN RICHMOND
DISTRICT PASS $50,000,000
linns Mmln for tircnt ratrlollr; Dini-
onstralliin Tomorow.
HICHMoNI'. Va., June 13. With
lute mibserlptions of more than
$5,000,01)0, the Richmond federal re
serve bank reported that subscrip
II, .tin In tho Vifih iilstrlct to t he I ,i ii-
erty loan lionds had passed the $'i0.-
U00.0IMI inarK. menuioilll wiinscriue-i
more than f 1.D00.0U0 nt a meat mass
.....I l,nlnp. tltriimit thn dlH-
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trict are displaying the greatest activ
ity vet mii'tircsl in tne movement.
J'lans were outlined last night (or
. .......Itlr. rfnmoliulnitlnn nn 'hlllM-
1ay. Stiindliig on the exact spot in
tne ranious ru. jomi s onui n wm.-i.-l'atrlek
Henry uttered the Immortal
words "give me liberty or give me
death," Mayor Alnslle will sound on
thn church hell a last reminder to Ihe
people of Nlilchmond to buy a bond.
Kvcry bell and whistle In the city will
also tnke up the appeal, while men on
horseback and boy scouts with bugles
will repeat the call in every section
of the city.
Itallroad I'lnns Improvement.
Bpfdal to Thn WurM
BlU.SToW, okla., Juno 12. It Ih
reported hero that tho Frisco Is con
templatlnK unite a number of Im
provements In lirlstow this summer.
Ono of them Is the movinit of tho
yards to the south limits of the city
where freight trains won't have to.
cut so many crossings while In tne
city limits. As 't now is. there rro
five crossiims In the freight yards
nnd if n truln Is to stand over fiV'i
minutes the train crew hag to cut
every crossing. There Is also a repor
of n new passenarer depot, It, too, nls.i
probably will be built at the south
end of Main street. The freight busi
ness in lirlstow Is reported to be as
heavy as any station on tho Krlsco
with the exception of two towns, east
of Oklahoma t'ity, Tulsa and Sapulpa
bcinif. the exceptions.
.New I'laiit fur lirlstow.
Spiriiil ti Tim World.
MUST V, Okla., Juno 13 -lirlstow
now stmds a Rood show of trettln
nnother glass plant, a bottle mnklnjr
plant tlit" lime, ltcpresctilntlvcs of
tho company met with the eominer- hundred new houses.
cial cl'ih nt their mcetinR this after
noon and put up a strong talk for
the comlna; to this city." A eompleto
contract w;is hoi made but It Is thot
that within the next lew days rt con.
tiact will be made whereby tho plant
can and will come to Hristow tho
nre.it drawing card heinit the ln
(Mile of fuel bus. The plant will em-
Ploy nt least one hundreit nml iirty
men which will call for at least una
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