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The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
SILVER SHOP

We are Offering II specials at a time
They will be best appreciated All good
quality, good looking and useful
and snoon $40, values 500
Sugar Shaker real necessity to
W." appoin''u '"Die' Si'-' '"'Ue @''Vo
Caster. containing salt and Pepper
shakers. SIPS values ......... $1.oo
table or dressing table s125 val
ues ..................... Si.oo
Candle Stick, good design. sL25
values Observation-Disclosures. s1oo
Ash Trays, s125 values ........... stoO
e. o., r
cubes, SIPS values es.............S 500
.,,o, p.r.h met a,,, .u,n
out sections. $l2o values .'.'..$'oo
sr,.t,i,o e,i. eo,.t.. of on, oiass
ammonia cuoeS' al co'ofS' MAKE
attractive ana apprecia'iVe giits-
stoneware Flower Pots, for grow
stead of s2.25 500
Glass Vases, 5000 values ....... stoo
Asters yellow or pink instead Of
SIPS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 500
S2.oo values ............. 500
sl5o s,oo
Brass Chinese Dinner Gones; in
Mahogany Ash Trays with glass
Lamp Shades and Candle Shades.
$I.'o ''iues ioi..... .....'.s''oo
erl,z wrestb.s for vmas docor,
tions instead et Sl.5o. .......... Si.oo
chi,... et,, r,,t, p,.,... i,s,oaA
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
DAY IN 5th
FLOOR SHOPS

All Linen Kitchen Towels, with red
and blue borders-........6f for 8. 90
Large Bath Towels with ! Guest
Towel to match, In pink and blue
stripes Regular $50 values for,
set ..'........-... ...............St.0 ~ 90
hemstitehed and Embroidered PHI.
low csses; also scalloped and en-
broidered; size 45x36 inches; ex-
Quisite embroidery designs with
monogram spaces, etc Regular
S1.OO ................2 2 pairs for 500
Fancy Bath Towels-Blue and pink
plaids fancy stripes. also white
with blue and pink borders Reg
ular 55c values ........ 5 for st.oo
Hemstltehed Linen Huek Towels
Size l9x3s inches, with fancy
monogram designs, borders all
around 3sc values ....... : for st.oo
please rote. only to one customer)
Linen psmssk Napkins Several
different designs y dozen lots
Each ............,.,. Si.o0
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
"OPFN STORAGE HOUSES AND
REDUCE HIGH COST OF LIVING"
Woman, slngle-Haoded Starts Fight
Against Persons She Says Are
Holdlre Up Nations Food supply


CHICAGO lIl Doc Open
lhc cold Jora-, houses ana pun
down thc hi10 cost OF living
This is the war crv Of young
Chicago housewife Mra n - Har
r.son. who has opened battle or The
food spectators Of Chicago
Il have no organization behind
ire say Mrs Harrison. II am In
This 6ght alone.
u am hourekecpcr have
tcen PAYNE almost 30 per cent more
for food than the food il worth /
don't believe IL is patriotic don't
believe it i- an evidence Of good
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
LACES

Metal Lace Flounoinas, in gold and
silver on silk net, IS and q inches
wide Values also 10 50 90. for
per yard .-.,...,,...... ......... S.oo
Flst Lace Luncheon Sets large
center and plate doihes with
lace edge 70 complete set. for,
PEI set ............ .........,..... st.o0
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
FRAMES

Photo Stand Frsmes-Hand carved
glass and back 500
Frame 9icture-The Greatest Mo
ment OF Girls Life-Dresden
frame .................$t 500
Framed csrbons-W Walnut and gold
IFanleS .'......,'....,....,... 100
Oval Trsys-l0x15, walnut and ma
hoganF hnish ......,............... $t,oo
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
Wells

Lace Pattern Wells, In pretty scroll
and woven effects with chenille
and picot edge, in circular, long.
and semicircular. In black taupe.
navy and brown. $3.50 values.
Tor. each .-....... ................. 500
Chiffon Motor Wells, with hem
stitched border. good range Of
colors $50 values for, each 500
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
DRESSES

Misses Wash Dresses Made Of the
hnest ginghams and poplIns IN
beautiful plAids, stripe. and plain
chambray -.pinks blues. fans and
green. Special .... ... t...... 81
HesIy's. 2ad Fioor
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
BLOUSES

Many Dainty 6Iouses, made Of fine
volle. some are embroidered
others trimmed in hemstitching
or trimmed in lace. $3.50 value 81. .oC
Hcals's, End Floor
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
5 HOUSE DRESSES S

House Dresses, made. Of pcrcslo and
Bingham with Gibson pleat over
shoulder dainty checks 81 blue
and pink s. and $3.50 values
for. each Observation-Disclosures. tt.oo
Nsinsook Night Gowns-Made In
slipovsr style trimmed with Val
lace: others empire style with
shiTring $3.50 value for ...... 800
Heniy's. Fiuh Floor
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01

thc box contained ser OF burglar
tools and a lot OF loot Now he ja
afraid be may get into trouble
"a" just happened 10 pass by the
sale and raised 25-ccnt bid on the
chest because be thought It was
worth 80 cents even " II were emp
q Among the articles in j, were a
dozen automobile. caps t0o new
uils OF clothes ana S27 In bills.
wrapped in an old ocf The burg
lar tools We're wrapped so they
would not jingle
Grand txaitih Guler Edward
Nghtor of New Orleans. and other
prominent Elks ave 10 visit Decatur.
~ .odoy. Tor .he dedication OF he
tV home OF 'hc order IN hat
city
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
S LEATHER WEAR S

Black Patent Leather Hand Purse
Sill, lined. and change purse
$l.5O values .................... 500
Gentlemen's Bill Folds In seal and
pin Morocco $3.50 values for s1oo
Jewel Boxes In colored feathers.
$50 values or................ 500
Daily Note Tsblets-ln feathers.
$50 'alues for.,..,.,... .,.... 500
Bridge Pad and Playing cards-In
leather cases. colors, each ....... 59c
J No TOT .......... ................ Sl.OO
Leather Pullman Slippers all colors.
$50 and $500 values. Tor. ... 500
Hcaly's. Main Floor
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
BABY WEAR

Baby Dresses-Dainty white dresses
Of fine muslin and nainsook some
are trimmed with laccs and EN-
broidery-S so 10 $3.50 values.
Baby Beautifnu little skirts
Of fine white material with ruff
hes edged with laces and inser-
uons, az .......,,......,...,. .S1.OO
Bath Robes-Made Of gond Beacon
cloth. floral patterns in tan. red,
pink and blue. with cord and tas-
sci. Special az ...,... ......... St.00
Baby Jaekets-Dainty Cashmere
Jackets. edged with light blue and
pink; also knit Jackets at..... St.o0
eaby kir1onos Made of cashmere
and Domet flannel, edged with
pink and blue-il.25 values 500
Baby leooinos-Made ~ all wool
ssxony yarn; some are plain knit.
others have fancy patterns 1925
values for ..,.......-.... ............ St.00
Carriage Robes-Made OF pure
white eiderdowu, ribbon trim in
pink or bue, also figured pat
terms SIPS values ....... 500
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
S DAY IN CORSET
S SHOP

Handsome Cluny Lseetrinred
erassieres, hook front style with
linen center. Regular 75c value
for ............ 800
One Lot Of corsets, broken sizes
l50--late fall models Ia hea'y
coutils, batistes models for slen
der average and stout figures
Each ........ .......... 500
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01

J D.
DA Y A
e will hold our Dece
u should make the mos
lrchase merchandise a
D'S-NO Credit-NO Exchc
S NEEDLEWORK S
The Importance Of Dollar. The
most wonderful values ever Of
fered in one needlework depart
ment Tor .............,...... S1.0O
A French Tapestry Pillow, ready
made and filed these pillows sell
every day for s5.25. Specially
priced for this sale. .......,,..... $i.0o
A Library Scarf and Pillow 10
Match, never before sold less
than $500 each. while they last.
each .................... 500
Dresser Scarf, lace trimmed and
stamped with dainty French knot
designs-s250 so values for ..... 500
36-lneh White Linen Center with
scallop. all embroidery and stamp.
ed for solid work. $3.50 values
Tor .'....,............. s1.oo
SILK Bags, ready made and stamp.
ed for beading These bags are
values TO 1915 stamped For
one day only ..................St.0 100
Shoe Bags, ready made Of finest
quality cretonne, never sold less
than sl.00 each-while they
last ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. for Si.oo
White Linen Tray cIeth, 1926 with
scallop all embroidery and stamp
ing for French embroidering
$50 values, limited numbers
at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. for $i.oo
Laundry Baos-Large size and
ready made OF fine cretonne, 81
values ..s..................2 ? for $1.0o
Limited Numbers Of Round Pillows,
made Of silk and tapestry Every
one worth s4--for this day.....s .sf.oo
We Put on Display for This $1.o0
Day beautiful line of coat hang.
ers. made Of fancy silks and trim
med with ribbon, $500 values for 500
Just Received a new line OF fancy
cretonne 36 inch dolly rolls sl75
values for ......................... St.o0
We Have One lot Of Commenced
Pieces Centers, pillows, and
scarfs stamped on linen with
about l quarter commenced
Prices alone are worth from $500
70 $500 While they last. Sf.oo
Cretonne Scarf with pin cushion 10
match. We just have about
dozen OF this item $500 values
Tor .,......,...,....,... Si.oo
HcaIy's, Main Floor
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
JACKETS

Jap Padded Jackets Just the thing
60 wear under the loose coat or
with your tailor suit. Black
lined IN white or lavender-sl50
value ................... .0(
Hcnly's, End Floor
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
S DAY ON I'd FLOOR S

ChiIdren's Dresses, ready made in
sizes 8. 10, II years. $500 values
TOT -t.-,....,,...,...., .,,,........ S1.0O
Gowns-Stamped on fine nainsook
for French embroidery, with ma.
terials for embroidering q for s1.oo
Pillow Cases Stamped on best
quality cotton tubing 75c values,
limited number ..........2 for st.oo
Odd lot Of Embroidery Samples
values 10 s5.00-to close at st.oo
Healy's, Ind Floor
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
CAMISOLES

Pink SILK camIsoIes 49, Trimmed
with shadow lace. Regular S9c
value ............,....... for 81 90
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01

s UNDERWEAR s
Childrens Black Merino Tights
Ankle length. S5c TO 1925 val
ucs ..................2 pair for $500
Children's knitted Underwaists
Sizes 70 10 years. 25c val
HesIys, 5th Floor
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01


qNaitv. Black only Regular
price $3.50. Special ...........S 500
Ladies' Fancy Silk Hose, in all the
leading colors of strtues and
checks. Regular $3.50 values.
Special ..................... 500
Ladies' Fine Boot Silk Hose, In
black white, flesh and suede Val
ues 59c. Special ..........2 2 for S1.oQ
Ladies' Fiber Silk Hose-These look
like silk hose and wear like lisle
Tor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sf.00
Mems Fiber Silk Hose Black.
white and gray---a good wearing
quality. Special ........3 for Al 90
HealH'S, Main Floor
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
5 SLEEPERS, SKIRTS S

chiloreu's sleepers-Made OF white
hannelette; sizes and only.
with feet attached Regular soc
Valuse ................-.... for S1.o0
chlidren's Skirts-Made 81 white
and colored nsnnelette In stripes
Of pink and blue; scaloped edges
osc values ................3 3 for s1.oo
HenIy'r, 2nd Floor
The Detroit times., 1916-12-01

Dolls OF all kinds and descriptions.
dressed in several different COS.
tunes Indian dolls. school girls
and boys. Regular si25 values
Tot '....... ,i-ai-i-.l. .,.. ,-,-..,-,-i-, 90
Hesiy's, Ind Floor
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-15
METHODISTS DENOUNCE
"HINKY DINK" DISTRICT

Chicago, Oct 1.-THE First Ward
of Chicago, habitat OF "Hinky Dnk''
Kenna and "Bathhouse John" Cough
lin. Is the worst piece OF ground of
its size in the world.
So have declared Methodist preach
ers OF Chicago and vicinity In the
course of speeches at the Rock River
conference. The First Ward was
called the most vicious" the most
immoral the most mfsruled," the
most insanitary." the most Tilt
crate"
1t was announced that tho Methodist
city missionary army has been or
dered to attack at once and clean
up the First Ward and check the po-
litical power" of its Aldermen
Figures were offered to show that
of 1900 registered voters in the ward
only 9sl can read and write.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-15
JOHNSON REFLECTED
PRESIDENT \. { v.
Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders
Held In Roanoke.

hcAu IN kSO00Ok0.
l. e. johnson was reelected presi.
dent OF the Norfolk and Western
RAILWAY 1t the annual meeting of the
ooard or directors held at the general
omoes Of the railway company
thursday. following the annual meet
ing OF the stockholders. Other Off
GERS elected were the following:
N. -. Maher. first vice. president.
william q. Mcdowell, vice-presi.
cont In cnarse OF finance and .ac-
r. 8. Davant vice. president in
charge Of traf1ic.
Joseph l. Doran. general counsel.
II. H. Alden. secretary and as
sistant treasurer
Joseph w. Cox. comptroller.
Joseph b. Lacy. treasurer.
Az the meeting Of the stockholders
moro than 70 per cent. OF the entire
capital stock OF tho company was rep
resented in person or by proxy
Among those present were President
Johnson. John P. Green, w. G. Mac
lowell, John I. Doran. OF Philadel-
phfs Joseph Wood. OF Pittsburg; NJ
Z. Kennedy. of Chambersburg, Pa,
and e. H. Alden. secretary. Of Phila.
deiphia- The stockholders elected
the Following directors:
Joseph I. Doran. Victor Mora WITT.
John p. Green. l. r. johnson. w. G..
Mcdowell. H. c. Prick, Joseph wood.
w. w. Atterbury. N. d. Maher. NJ. C.
Kennedy and D. c. Flickwir.
om"ials. directors. and stockhoId-
ers left Roanoke at 1890 O'Clock ves-
terday morning on special train
for an inspection of the Norfolk and
western system west OF this citv.
They spent the night at Coal Grove.
ONO. and this morning will cross the
ONO River to Ashland. Ky. where
| they Will attend the annual meetings
Of the Williamson & Pond Creek Rail-
road Company ana the Tug River &.
Kentucky Railroad COMPANY. Later
the party will proceed to Colum bus.
Ohio
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-15
M. D. GEORGESON WINS
CARTOONiST PRIZE

NJ. u. Georgeson, an engraver and
musician of Richmond. WHO is at the
local Y, NJ. c. A, has just won first
prize in a vacation contest for car
toonists all over the country. conduct
ed by the Student illustrator, an art
publication, Of Washington. d. C,
Nearly two hundred drawings were
submitted in the contest and the
judges were c. X. bergman, OF the
Star; III. A. Janks. af the Post; and
Charles O'Connor,, of tho Star, all
artists of reputation.
Only three prizes were awarded.
The first, $500, was won by Mr..
Georgeson, of Richmond: the second
went to a Texas man. and the third
to a native of Wisconsin!
Mr. Georgeson has been In Rich
mond for several years. He came hers
from Lake City. Iowa. where his tai
ent for cariCature hayin.- been rerOc-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-15
rNvFyTS NEW WEAPON
ON SPUR OF MOMENT

London, Oct. l4.--For A remarkable
bombing feat. Lance Corporal A. Eng
liSh. OF the Northumberland Fusiiiers,
has been awarded the DISTINGUISHED
Conduct medal When the Germans
exploded mine he threw 1903 bonn b.
at them from an exposed position. He
also invented new projectile on the
spur OF tho moment He threw six
full boxes OF bombs at the enemy, ART
taking tho pin out OF one OF the bombs.
Tho explosion OF the one bomb would
blow tho box to pieces and scatter
the other bombs. which would sx-
plode u few seconds later. This feat
gained tho mine crater for the Brit.
ish
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-15
HAMPTON ROADS
PORTS BIG TRADE
Newport News and Norfolk rogs.thcr
Handle More Than $ff 100000
Worth of Foreign business

Norfolk, Va, Oct 1.-THE total
Of Norfolk Newport News in septem-
Der WIS sl1 6b9. OF, according to off,
cial figures which have just been com
piled and given out by the Collector
Of Customs Norman r. Hamilton
The months business for the Hamp-
ton Roads harbor shows an increase
OF approximately half q million dol
lars over that of the corresponding
month of last year
The exports OF Norfolk proper for
tho month amounted to $4,840655
ana among the leading items were
the following with their correspond
ing values; Coal. $1.o1s.sSs: steel
barbed wire. &8oo.694 mules and
horses. s2bo.soo; cotton seed cake.
t21%,E2s
The Norfolk imports amounted to
$74S.lo2 In value with nitrate of soda
making up the greater part, or
ssss.42o. and copper ore valued at
ss6. $40 being second in tho list.
Tns S s Ss sor tn. . month
horses and mules, s2.s2s.s6o: oats.
s1.24S.375: steel billets. s7l1.so2:
coal. sS4s.8t8: -four. t802.e02.
Tho imports for Newport News
amounted to $122.1s0 in value, the
principal items being ferro manga
nese valued at t58.68S. wire rope
valued at a17,77s ana wood pulp val
ued at $21,416.
Tho exports especially show a
great variety and q noticeable In
crease in manufactured products
Coal, horses. and grain remain the
principal items as they have for many
months.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-15
Uses great expansion and prosperity

Uses great expansion and prosperity
for the city.
During the year when there was an
abnormal scarcity of ships. 9s steam
ships have taken coal from the
Southern's Charleston pier for move
ment overseas. taking cargo, IA
cargo and bunker. and a bunker
only. OF the cargoes, IA moved to
Cuba, to South America, and TO
Spain.
63,123 tons while 40,0SS tons were
bunkered. There was q coastwisc
movement of 46.2b6 tons, making a
total of 149.464 tons of coal dumped
over the pier. In addition 2.066 tons
of iron ore and AHA tons of coke
were exported.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-15

Mr.. and Mrs, James Caskte are
established at their home, North
Fifth Street, for the winter.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-15
ni.sd. Il. had taken : course IN car

nized. he had taken .courvs In car.
toon drawing At the Cumming Al
School. OF Des Moines. where he came
in contact with J. N. Darling, OF the
Des Moines Register and Leader, one
of the best known oartoonists In The
West. Later. ne had some instruction
by correspondence from Zimmerman
C"Zim"), another widely known car.
toonist.
Since coming to Richmond. Mr.
Georgeson has donesvarious cartoons
one OF which has been widely CON-
mented on at the Y. NJ. c. A., since
IL has appeared In the publication
"Richmond's Young Men," the organ
of the Y. NJ. c. A. 1t is entitled. THE
Doctor or Jim? ?" and needs no expla-
nation.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-15
gently returned 20 the city. after q
stay IN Afeemarie County.

csnsiy returned 30 the city. after q
stay IN Afecmaris County.
Mr.. and Mrs James Caskie are
established at their home, North
Fifth Street. for the winter.
Mrs. Douglas Forrest. OF Washing
ton, formerly Miss Sally Rutherford.
OF this city. viii spend the winter at
the Chesterfield with Miss Jane Ruth
erford.
ST Johns Circle of Kings Daugh-
tiers Will meet on Monday afternoon
st 4 o'clock at the Sheltering Arms
Free Hospital. zoos East Clay Stree.
A fan attendance Is desired as the re-
port OF the years work WILL be read
and other important business trans
acted Mrs William A Burrows.
Mrs. & y Coward;n. Mrs. Joseph
Anthony. Mrs John Kratz. Mrs. VIII
liam Farrell. Mrs, f. r. Fuller and
Mrs g r Browning viii be sent as
delegates from the circle TO the State
convention. which meets in Orange,
October iT-ia
The regular meeting o. the Rich
rnord Chapter, 4. D. -. VIII be held
on "Wednesday morning AZ II o'clock
al lee ga~op Hall A fall attendance
- desired sS delegates 10 the state
convention will make their reports.
TIE Ri+-cunty Wouaaa's Christian
Temperance Union viii hold an i'm
gISrtsSy executive n Getting on Monday
morning et 1880 o'clock. at 1917
Was. Main Stree; All members are
--~s 20 - present or send their rep
-ese- tatt~e
there u-.si Ae a meeting OF the Rich
-ao~s Eca% ev-tvAs' League on We'd
-ses4Hv ae-e-roon at = O'Clock, In room
$50 a. re Jefferson Ectei. All NOM
~ - S-~ asked 20 b@ present
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-15
NEW COAL Triple
HELPS CHARLESTON

Charleston, 8. G., Oct. 14.-Con-
struction of the Southern Railways
modern export coal tipple having
made Charleston available as a. coal
port the first year OF its operation
has closed with a record which nrnrn
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-15
CANCER CURED AT 1HB
KELL.AM HOSPITAL

The record Of the Kollam
Hospital = without parallel In
history. having cured without
the use Of the Knife. AcidA X
Ray or Radium. over % per
cent Of tho many hundreds OF
sufferers from Cancer which II
has treated during the past
eighteen years. We want every
man ana woman in the United
States to know what we arc do
ing. KELLAM HOSPITAL. 1917
w. Main St.. Richmond, Va.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-20
aUOIHIM BARRlE1r1r
Room EOS Robinson Building.
Phone 1887; Res. 1853.
II you want to huy, sell, rent. lease.

If you want to tuy. sell, rent. lease.
exchange or improve real estate. 500
me. w. C. Steger. all kinds of real
estate, 314 Robinson building. Office
phones 1570-543O. Res. 2594 Exc.u-
sive agent IRVING PLACE AND
PARK HILL THE beauty spot OF
Tulsa
FOR SALE---Just finished, e2O North Main
prettiest siN-room bungalow In Tulsa. east
! front basement, furnace. hardwood floors
storm sheeted, double floors; fine decora
tons; fireplace; built-in features. will show
this Monday. Phone 467o-552.
FOR SALE-Fine suburban bungalow, five
rooms, screened porches. shade and fruit
trees, fine well, high. large lot close TO car
sl.65O; terms. Brooks Realty Co., 3B Cul
bertson Bldg. Phones 2s73 a,Id 5595-J
FOR SALE-Out.oft town party has six lot.
left out Of II which we have been selling
the past two weeks; some are very desirable
can make terms. See me at once f. G. Cum
ningham. Phone 4670-552.
FOR SALE-Six- east front modern
bungalow, good location. Price So, 800: bet
| ter see this good bargain at once. Phone
4G7O.552
SEN NERAL thousand dollars to trade on good
=, city or farm property, Call early Monday
467O-5S2.
HOMES $3.50 70 $4,000, business properties
$1,000 to $65, 900, lots 800 to $50 600
businesses $500 to $4,000 Bridges g. Fish
baugh 29 Culbertson Bldg. Phone 1897
BAND NEW eight-roOm house In excellent
neighborhood on south side you will have
TO see this to appreciate IT. S6,5O0: $500
cash Call SIG or $50
FOR SALE Close in. three squares from Ii.
brary, seven-rOOm house large lot: posses
sion December /. For price address owner
box 1861. Tulsa.
FIVE.ROOM house near paved street and car
line, well worth $1,000: $500 cash. bal.
ance easy Phone $1,000.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-20
WILL CONFER ON STRIKE BILL
President VIII Talk With Representa-
tive Adamson About Bill.

WASHINGTON, Nov 10, - First
steps toward carrying out the remain
der of President Wilson's railroad
legislation program to compel investi-
CATION Of labor disputes before strikes
can lie called will be taken Monday
when the president confers with Rep
resentative Adamson, chairman of
the house commerce committee ana
author of the eight-hour railroad
law. Officials said today that the
American federation OF labor's declar-
alton against the presidents plan
would not deter him.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-20
To EXCHANGE,

SALE OR TRADE-seven- and hall (7A }
acres land adjoining Claremore, Okla
modern two story eightroom Lrick residence,
barn chicken and other outhuildings, orchard,
shade and well improved mortgage 81 800
my equity $3.50 Trade for clear Oklahoma
farm, clean merchandise or part good young
stock; object moving to farm. A. +. Parsley,
boX %, Clarcmorc, Okla.
ONE hundred acres Of good land in Murray
county, Okla, in southern oil belt, clear
Of remembrance; will exchange for clear resi-
dence lots in Tulsa or will consider good car
ms part payment, balance long time low in
tercst Call at l1ih South Boston Phone
1929
sEVEN.PASsENGER auto to trade for lots
Phone 573l-J.
WANTED-A vacant lot for seveu.pasSen
ger car in good order Phone 1871