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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-10

Girls! NV this. Before curling or
waving your hair with pins. papers or
heated iron. Just moistcn each strand
awith atalpa water aud you win DC q.
slighted hop natural She curtis and
waves appear and how long they last
sin spite Of wind hampncss or pcrspira-
ation. 4 few ounces Of atalpa waite,
VIII cost very little al any drug store.
-7nd there rs nothing htttcr 10 hclp re
sSioss or flua tho h3ir and 10 make II
Jock thick aud abundant.--Ady.
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NOTES AND QUERIES.
Early,

Early.
''enea logical Editor The Times-Dis.
patch:
Seeing YOUR answer 10 Early oy.-y
IN The Times Dispatch nf last Sundar
am writing to ask YOU II you can
give me some HELM on tho following
Early line of my husbands:
From Miss Ruth Early niece o.
General Jubal Early. OF Lyncnbur-
received tho following:
!. John Early, 1851 York County.
IL Thomas EARLY. on Elizabeth -
IN Lancaster and Middlescx Counties
Va
III. jeremiah born 1905. married
l7eS Elizabeth Buford born 1903,
daughter OF Thomas. Jr. and Eliza
beth.
". Joseph EARLY, died in Madison
county, Va. I5s,. Commissioned sec.
ond lieutenant. etc ,My husband prov.
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.sHEV|LLE ENTERTA|Ns
MANY NOTABLE GUESTS
ssAtr. and Mrs. William Jennings Bry'
an Among the Recent
Biz 30 Visitors.
GoLF Enjoy roruLARlT,
pHorseback Riding. Driving and Mo-
IS tor Parties Still INDUCED In.
Links Arc Crowded Daily With
sta DcvotccS OF the Game.
tspeeial to Tho Ttmcs-p,spa,ch


y. G.. December .
baskerville has entertained some notable
IASgueSts during tho past week, including
sSSSr. and Mrs. william Jennings Bryan.
Eformer United states senator and Mrs
Sk1afayettc Young. ~ Dos Moiues la.
NMr. and Mrs, Charles Il. Crane. OF
4iW Hole, Mass. and MIR, and Mrs
&Henry Ford. OF Detroit. who spent sew
Seral weeks at t;ro.c rark lnn Mr.
sand Mrs. Ford lof, during tho week for
,ystheir home At Detroit, hut both arc en-
enthusiastic Over Ashoytlo ami intend
lisreturninE i'm tho near future for a
sEmore extended stay!
Mr.. and Mrs Bryan were here for
ia few days this week. Stoppiuc At
,SGrove Park Inn which IS just below
:8the site of Mount Calm which is to
8be the summer home OF the Hryans
ysWhtle here. MIR and Mrs Sryan look
.sed over their property, with view TO
spreparing plans for their new home.
(which Will ho built in tho spring. They
a81eft on Tuesday for Raleigh. and later
!, went to WASHINGTON but will return
Ito Ashcvtlle shortly.
81 Former Senator Young. who. with
Mrs. Young, is here for an extended
srest. and is one % tho most pictur-
esquc visitors entertained at AShnvillc
in some time Mr.. Young has just re
turned from the Somme front. France.
and has many interesting stories OF the
. 5fsuTopea0 War ana lis horrors.
FINE WEATHER KEEPS
= GUESTS OUTDOORS
4. Ideal autumn weather is still keep
4; ms a ajority of Ashevillc's guests
out of-doors The golf cours" ~ the
Il Ashevl'c Country club. adjoining
r Grove Fark Inn. is crowded daily with
Is followers Of tn. LITTLE white balls
n Horseback driving and motor par
Mites are still popular, aud on" or the
&7ads among the visitors at present is
whst is known a holly and ulstie-
atce party" the object OF which is this
Spersonal gathering of holly and mis-
!. tletce 10 % sent homo for Christmas
s Ashevilie society laid aside trfvoli,y
sfor the week and Worked earnestly for
I the bazaar given for tho Mission OF
sthe Good Samaritan ana ihe Young
lWomen's Christian Association. the
& bazaar netting large sum for these
two organizations All the rromiueu;
society women in the city took part IN
< the bazaar. which lasted four days.
ending on Friday night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-10
BRISTOL

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
Z BRISTOL. VA. December G.-Thc
marriage Of Miss Mary Elizabeth
,1iuntsman ana Edward Howell. which
is TO he solcmniHed AZ tho home OF
the brides parents on December ~
ewill I've an interesting social event
Miss Hnntsman is tho daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John y. Huntsmau. MIR,
Howell is a young lawyer Of Shawnee
Okla, He is a son OF Or. and Mrs. ]
i. Howell. of Bristol. and formerly re.
sided here.
Or. and Mrs. j. T. Hicks pr and
Mrs. j. X. pickeN and children. and
Mr.. and Mrs. John y. lIuntsman arc
to leave soon for southern Florida
where they spend til" winter months
Mr.. and Mrs John y. Mahoncy aud
Mr. and Mrs II. l.. Jones have recently
returned from New York city. The
made the trip each WAY i'm their auto
mobile.
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Genealogical Editor. The Times Dis
patch
Below send YOU some notes. and If
you will insert same III your Genoa :
logical column | shall bc grateful.
Yours truly,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-10

MARGARET SOETHUiATE RUCliER.
Address. Airs. Booker II Ruckcr.
Rolla. Mo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-10

Ell him In Son Of Revolution. Missouri
Society. etc. Was FIRST lieutenant
1870. lie married Jane -..
y Their daughter. Juliana EARLY.
married John fucker. son Of Ephrain
and Margaret Nawter.
VI. Their son. William Early Ruckcr.
married Clarissa Rogers. daughter OF
John and Sarah tkirtlcy) Rogers
This John aud Sarah tkirtlcyp Rogers
wcr" also both descendants Of Jerr-
mtah aud Elizabeth tBufcrd) Early
VII. Their daughter. Julia Rucker.
married John i.'lcming Fucker. son of
'ohn pabneN Lewis and Lucy Jane
tTtnsley) Fucker. from Orange Coun-
~. Va.
VIII. Their son. Booker Hall Fucker.
my husband
Now. can YOU give nc copy OF the
record of John liarlys service and
proof of same an officer I'm ore OF
hNr companies of foot soldiers. etc :.
Ut can YOU please tell me where to
go Tor same? Can you toll me where
10 get copy of tho will of this
John Early. so that | can get date OF
writing and date OF pruhatinr same"
Gan you give me date of his son
fhomaSs birth marriage or death"
or where to 20 for his will have
secured all records in Culpcper. Spot :
sElvania. and Madison Counties ANY
dates concerning his wife aud hcl
maiden name"
Their son Joseph Early. date OF his
birth and marriage? He married Jane
-. Gould James maiden name have
been Faschal. or hcr mothers?
The second child of Joseph and .Ianc
Was named Paschal Their eldest child
was Juliana. Juliana had ii son named
l'aschal, and think nearly all of tho
children of Joseph and Jane had n
son named raSchal
For any help on this Early lin. I
will be very grateful to you. My
husband has proved his Kir,lcy line in
the Colonial wars. and am anxious
to prove Colonial war ancestor
through the Early and Ruford.
rf the Euford line have
Elizabeth Buford, born 1909: married
Jeremiah EARLY When did she die:
Daughter of whom"
Thomas Buford. .Ir.. born 1852 mar
ricd Elizabeth - When and where
married" When and where did both
die"
Son of Thomas Buford. Sr.. horn
.1oi. who're? Married when and
"ncre? Mary -: born and died
when and where? When and where
Son OF John Eutord. married 1862
Elizabeth rarrot;. They were horn
when and where? Where married?
When and where died? Who were
her parents"
was there any Colonial War SER
Vice for John Buford: His son Thomas.
ST.? or his son Thomas. Jr." or the
father of Elizabeth l'arrott) Buford :"
II you can give me any help. or toll
me where TO 20 TO get same | will be
exceedingly grateful to YOU Hoping
20 hear from you soon. remain,
Very sincerely.
MARGARET SOETIlGATE HUCkER
Address. Mrs Booker II Ruckcr
Rolla. Mo.
Genealogical Editor. The TimcsDis-
patch:
BELOW send YOU some notes. and if
you will insert same i'll your Gcnca-
logical column | shall bc grateful.
Yours truly.
Is. l.. AHCELL.
In Caroline County. Va. lS2s. vii
liam T. Napier and Miss Southworth
In York County, Va l1S5. Samuel
Booth married Anne Harris
In Aibemar!e County. Va. Leonard
Thompson. lieutenant i'll tho Rcvoiu-
,ionary War. married Emma
II any ono descended from any OF
the couples mentioned above Will send
his address 20 DR.. Il. l.. Anceli. care
Mrs Payne 2o3o Terrace Park. EnsleE
Ala. i, will lead TO correspondence"
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DAVID oIsORI<

Stauntcn. Va.
We never heard Of this family. In
WIN publish anything concerning i
from one who haS.--F.ditor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-10

that may be interesting to both p,r.
ties.
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Genealogical Editor OF The Times
biSpatch:
! will appreciate any data rcla tiuu
10 tho l.cScrwood family. cam. t."
Virginia between 1870 and 1870
Yours respectfully
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-10

Genealogical Editor of The Times
Dispatch:
Please give nc all the Information
YOU can III regard to the following
parties. George stall was born on Sep
TENDER 20. l7'5 Who were his father
and mother? Ills wifc. Martha Butter
worth. was born February is. I1S2
Who were her forcfathcrs? Will ap-
prec'atc anything YOU can give mel
Very truly yours
SAM FERGUSON
VIC have no Information concerning
the above Editor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-10

We must repeat that We 1o not :,u
Swer queries except through thi
Column.-ljditor.
Evening journal., 1916-07-21
DAMON LnnGE nFTIcERs.

Grand Chancellor Theodore "
Simpson Of Marshallton, Assistant
Grand Keeper of Records and Seals
George A. Souder. Past Grand Chan
cellor Charles Hillegas and Past
Chancellor Harry F. Fritz OF this
city, visited Damon Lodge. No 12,
Knights of Pythias. at Middletown,
last evening for the purpose Of in
stalling the officers Of the lodge Des-
pite the heat, a large number Of the
members turned out to welcome the
grand officers and after the services
in the lodge room had been concluded
refreshments OF ice cream, cake, etc,
were served. The officers are.
Chancellor commander, Joseph r.
Heldmyer; vice-chancellor. Walter I.
Taylor: prelate. Roe S Redgrave; /;
master OF work. John c. Burton;
keeper Of records and seal, Joseph G.
Jolls; master Of finance, Walter S,
Letherbury; master Of exchequer,
Daniel w. Stevens; master at arms,
George N. Dickinson; inner guard,
Elwood l. Banning: outer guard, John
NJ. Wood; representative. John C.
Burton.
Evening journal., 1916-07-21
NEW COLUMBIA FOX TROT.

"Aubade." an orchestral selection
of supreme brilliancy. is included
among the new Columbia records.
Here is a study in staccato that
Princes Orchestra delivers with as
tonishing ease. Not only the violins
but the entire orchestra hops. skips
and jumps through the intricacy OF
fantastic staccato The vivacious
"Aubade" will prove a welcome Sc
lection for our midsummer out-oe-
door musicales.
Columbia's new dance record, 'Ret
Raven Rag" is a fox trot with q
splendid raggy rhythm Your feet
will respond. or course, Princes
Band. the champion dance band
plays this fascinating trot and tha'
means a great deal in the Terpsiohor
can art
Evening journal., 1916-07-21
COLUMBIA GRAPHOPHONE co.
TO PAY ENLISTED MEN,

The Columbia Graphophone Com
pany. with factories in Bridgeport
and elsewhere and Offices and
branches throughout the country has
announced that all employees Of at
least six months standing now in
the service Of the U. S Army or
State Militia are 10 receive full pay
while absent
Many members Of the Columbia or
ganization are already at the border
serving Uncle Sam and have been re-
ceiving their salaries previous to this
announcement which covers those
who may be called to the colors
hereafter The move is in line with
the patriotic policy Of the Columbia
Graphophone Company long an ad-
vocate Of the principle of industrial
preparedness
Evening journal., 1916-07-21

Will you decide now to come tomorrow
and settle the matter once for all, before the
cabinets in this special allotment are gone
and prices are advanced on account of the
war cost of raw materialsf Or will. you
let tomorrow drift by-and then realize you
are too late to decide, because of the close
of the Hoosier Plan of Salel
You could scarcely imagine decision
of more importance to you. For the
New Hoosier is wonderful labor saver
already used by 1,0OO, 900 women. 1t
saves miles of steps and hoursofvaluabIe
time. 1t saves health and good looks. 1t
is very lew in price-and on the liberal
terms of the Hoosier Plan is the Cheap
est Kitchen Cabinet Ever Built.
Evening journal., 1916-07-21

tracted peoples on the other side Of
the ocean it should take time to
weigh conditions here, see who will
be benefited and who injured, and
observe how the plan works out in
practice We have stood by the sun
for many years; a little while TO
wait and examine will do no harm.
Evening journal., 1916-07-21

tables, being already adjusted to the
time used in the cities which they
serve, would remain just as before
No change in that respect would be
necessary.
Before this country follows any
hysterical scheme of the wards
Evening journal., 1916-07-21

time when the small boy begs black
blackberry the
70 a midnight lunch
He is a recipe summery blackberry pie
tender make paste OF
pastry -four IA cup OF lard II cup but
ice water AZ hand
with the -four chop in the lard mix to
with the and set
well Toured board to IA inch in thick
ness. with the
Wash of fine ripe backberries and dredge with hou
the paste lined
plate add the crust peroang same for
esca o
Evening journal., 1916-07-21
hMssTO:)IMltIA. ON. AScsHEsC! l5:C!5!!

Gall Stones. Cancer and Ulcers OF the
Stomach and Intestines. -Intoxica-
ton. Yellow Jaundice. Appendicitis and
other fatal ailments result from Stom-
ach Trouble. Thousands Of stomach
Sufferers owe their complete recovery
TO Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. Unlike
any other for Stomach Ailments. For
sale by e. NJ. Eckerd. The Miller Drug
Store. N. B. Danforth and druggists
everywhere.
Evening journal., 1916-07-21
Read about these
COnVenienCeS

Places for 400 articles at fingers ends
Pure Aluminium or Porcelain Table Top
that slides out and affords up TO AZ BY
80 inches of working space.
Flour Sitter that shakes out the -four four
times faster than the ordinary sitter
that grinds. Grit can't pass through
the sieve. and it won't wear out.
Removable metal Sugar Bin. automatic
feed.
Pantry Shelf holding 10 or more pack
ages.
-cupboard holding 20 or more dishes
Crystal Glass Tea, Coffee and Spice Jars
with air-tight aluminium lids.
Revolving Spice Jar Rack
Mrs. Christine Frederiek's Food Guide
and Salad Chart.
wide Cupboard uneluttered by partitions
Large sanitary self-eleaning Flour Bin
with sliding glass front
Base Cupboard for pots and pans. Slid
ing bottom brings out entire contents
Special Sliding Shelf for lids and shall.
low pans.
Extra Shelf for packages and fruit cans
Metal Linen Drawer.
Metal Drawer for meal and pastry -four.
sliding lid.
Metal Bread and Cake Box with self-clos-
ing lid.
Lifetime construction. Rich golden oak
exterior: finish water and steam proof.
White enamel interior in upper section
--BallBesring Casters
Evening journal., 1916-07-21

A choice still remains between Hoosier
Beauty" (selected by 8 out of A women) and
the 'Hoosier Wonder" But the numbers are
few and you cannot hope to get one II you
delay. You incur no obligation by coming
so let other, matters wait tomorrow while
you settle this important question.
Evening journal., 1916-07-21
May Be Last Day
Tomorrow may end your chance to
have the NEW HOOSIER for ST.

be Hoosier Plan is Simply This:
/. 81 puts any Hoosier you select
in your home.
2. 81 weekly quickly pays for it.
3. The Low Cash Price fixed by
the factory prevails strictly.
f. The sale is under direct super
vision of the Hoosier Company.
S. No interest. No extra fees.
6. Your money back if you are not
delighted with your Hoosier.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-06

MUSKOGEE is NEXT


THE uir drNg ON sr.ud opera head
quarters at tN. Chamber ot Cuu-
urJ,y started YESTERDAY TNu m,u
and one Woman Wen. kept busy
throUehout tnv dHN uUhr ordcu for
seats Dozens ot lodW patrons. any
iuus Go get th, hhul,, seats. made pur-
Chasts. orders ,tw, IN mail. phuuc
and wiro from 'MnDI.". oklahoma
city Nmiu and u dozen other towns.
II was 10y an odds 90, biggest day
since the advance ui' started
AZ the present rat" every ticket in
Convestion hall will h' sold hy 'cto-
her /. The opcra dates are October
80 and 81.
Now l. the rmr.
Now is the time to h.N tickets. "
said Mrs stuart NJ Hamilton. In
charge of the advance suly Nostcr-
day "Fully $1,000 worth have al
ready been disposed of We intend
to sell out the house ior both pee
formances by the last day ct TINS
month. My advice to the ucoplc Of
oklahoma Is To- buy now and not have
to wait and take odds and ends.
Branch advance sales viii bc con
Quoted I'm 10 communities IN this
state. Stuart NJ Hamilton leaves this
morning for "A tour of the stijn. lie
will carry with him blocks of seats
for each Of the towns he is 10 visit
Splendid selections have been made hy
him. The fact that the tckcts for the
outside towns have been reserved at
this early stage of the game gives
purchasers In those places an even
break with Tulsans In the selection of
seats
Mr Hamilton will be IN Muskogee
today whore hp NiIl urrnuEp ,t Nlp
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-06
LATE CROP REPORT
SHOWS DECREASES
cotton H. Not Expected to he A. Good
This Year a. Last
NVa.

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Xxi KIM, ,.,.r, s..,
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mia. I,t.iI.I ,.n.,t l,.,J ,,, ,.,,-
Iu..u.. ,p s.pt,ui,.. f,lI,y.s.
.,.tf.u has u ,.,.,,.i,,, .,uI,ti,r .r
., r.r ..,pt This . " r..r. r,rt lr.
I,,, .rr.u.iu., rpngI..n of am. nu,.
uInutn ..,. ind is .p.t. cont n,I,,y tho
rnrditi.n am thc .'I.. IYt, i'm 1918.
Uni. d,,r,,sr I'm rr.Otut. CONDITION
which amounts tn almost 3 r,r. cent
for ,prh doy sluro oui. Iast r.pori is
u,r direct .r,sut of rnutiuiird dir,
weather The hon ,r,tI mas cuuscd
.nuc dannrr. tn cotton i'm thr south-
.crn mart of the state. The outloolt
f,I ia, IgIG total nrn,luctinn of cat
ton bascd ON the average growing
condition for AUGUST. will amount To
55q OOO bales
"rnrn has a growing cnnditiou of
a nor cent This is - pcr .cut he
low the condition of one month ago
The average WELD prr acre ranges
from five bushels I'm craig county To
~ bushels pcr acre in NcClaln county
tho total average WELD pcr acre for
the atatc caunIiing II bushels. Yhc
total yirld fnr the state il estimated
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-06
s G. II Z ID l. L +

PRICES WHEN TICKETS ARE PUR-
CHASED FOR BOTH PERFORMANCES
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-06
PEOPLE OF BRISTOW
FEAR BOLD BANDIT
Far Has Eyadcd
Capture.
Special to The World.

Special to The worlI
BRISTOW, Okla. Sept. 5.-Bristow
is being cleaned out by lone burglar
or by gang of burglars. Early last
week five houses in Brstow were en-
tered and money to the amount of SIS
was taken, besides some jcWelry in
cluding an expensive gold watch from
j. NJ. Wells. People had begun to
breathe easier again but Saturday
night four more houses were entered
and perhaps 500 was secured In
one of the houSes, j. NJ. Anderson's,
the burglar was more bold than he
had been in any of the other places.
He was robbing the room of one of
Anderson girls. and after taking what
jewelry he could find on her dresser,
he undertook to take the rings from
her fingers In accomplishing this
dcat he awoke the young lady and
she Immediately grappled with the
.Tobbcr and screamed an alarm. The
man was masked ana Miss Anderson
could not see his feature but she knew
he was a white man for she saw his
hands. After she screamed for help
the burglar struck her, knocking her
senseless and then made his geta-
way, falling down the stairs in the
attempt.
Several citizens claim they have
seen man walking on the streets
at night during the past week, who
wears "a mask that entirely covers his
head, and as soon as they 'ry to get
close to him he runs away. He was
seen twice the night of the big fire
here last week, and it is now thought
that perhaps the fire was of incen-
diary origin and set on fire for the
purpose of pulling big robbery-but
the robbery did not materialize. The
citizens are demanding some police
protection, as there Is but one night
watchman and he cannot guard the
entire town.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-06
NO DEMONSTRATION
TRAINS BY A. & M.
Money Which Should Have Gone
There Placed in the
Buildings.
Special to The World

Special to The World
OKLAHOMA CITY. sept. 5.-Dem.
onstration trains win not he run by
the A. * NJ. college this year. accord
ing TO President Frank Gault of the
state hoard Of agriculture. but spe~
cial attention will be given to the
military training of the students en-
rolled in the institution. Funds that
might have been used in dcfraying
expenses Of running the trains have
been used in improvements on the
buildings at the college that were
necessary for the comfort and convcn-
icrcc of the students II is estimated
hy Mr.. Gault that ono thousand
students will he enrolled during this
year in the school. Last year there
were sin hundred cadets.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-06
BItOADM Ny.

Patrons of the broadway theater
are highly pleased With the present
little plUylct He Him and Her" or
Docs II Pay" by the Idyll Frolix
company From a farce comedy
standpoint this bill is as clever as any
that has ever hcen presented to the
people of this city. 1t is fun OF the
best of comedy and the musical num-
bora are all late ami catchy. Tho
work Of the chorus In highly com
'ncnd2ble, while the suIsiup Of the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-06
To Build Church.


Special to The World.
BRISTOW. Okla, Sept. 5.-The
plans and specifications for the new
Methodist church are now n the
hands of the building committee and
the scoffers are satisfied that tns
city will soon have Il new cnurcn edi-
flee to cost in the neighborhood Of
100000 when completed. The plans
We're drawn by an architect at Mem
phis, Tenn, who is employed by rhe
Southern Methodist church for that
purpose. When completed the church
will he one OF the handsomest in the
county.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-06
ncnt Gcrnnns 10 Il

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 5.-Great
Britain has purchased the entire sup
ply of synthetic nitrate in Norway,
thereby preventing expectation of this
requisite in the manufacture Of am
II uuitiou by Germany according to
a statement mado here today by J.
Nj Humphreys, manager Of large
British nitrate corporation, who Is in
san Francisco en- route to Chile
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-06

Martin sisters and the Tempo trio
furnish entertainment well worth the
price of admission alone. The comedy.
song and dance features form a COM
biratiOn hard to equal and the pro-
gram of six reels Of FIRST run pic
lures is one OF the best seen here
IN several months
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-06

visit TO Wagner. Vinita and Glare
more.
Local people desiring to make tcs"r-
Natious should call at the Chamber
ui Commerce or use the telephone
NJ. lA6. MIihnmL hnlaN.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-06
Three Other cities.

Tomorrow Mr. Hamilton will visit
Waroner and Niuitn At cnch of these
places he viii open brief advance
sale, enabling people I'm those com
munities TO secure their seats direct
from him. lie will leave Ninttu Fri
day noon and ho In Claromurc Friday
afternoon, whore ne will conduct am
other sale of "a few hours duration
While he win return TO Muskogcc
next week, he viii make but the one