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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-08

Secondhand cameras and lenses
bought. sold Or unchanged Kedal
graph Sh0p, Hotel and Union SITS
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-08
FOR SALE
Foa sALE-REAL ESTATE

No. 1879 Anspuni. near Hastings ST.
lot rs It. by 125 IT.; seyen-reon
COTTAGE garage; etc; only $3.50;
easy terms, See Pratt, s23 Fort st
6561--tf -. IL. d.. d.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-08

Martin Sokolis 81 North TonsEanda.
". ". accused or the murder Of How.
ard A. Brown. was arrested in Wee:
land, Ont. s
The estate OF David " vamp. New
Britain,s grand old man who died
Ion. Oct. &c ut the arc aT &C ycarr r
valued al 1851 III %
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-08

Tanaba Co. Pauahl. mr.. River st, tel
S657s fifewood and charcoal Whole
sale and retail s2g7.t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-21
WARNING WORLD
ON RATIONS AS
HOOVER ACTS

By United Press leased Wire
WASHINGTON, Sept. I'll
The warning world---and n
large portion Of the neutral
natlons-are on ratlons today.
Thus far the ratlonlnu ls
voluntary on the part OF the
war powers, but II the steps
taken 10 conserve food do not
suffice, then compulsory ration
ing will be enforced.
The neutral nations stern neccs-
City forced by the American EN-
barge had compelled strict ration
Ing.
With Lord Rhonnda. British food
controller, announcing his intention
20 force conservation-by compul'
sion II needed-Ilerbert Hoover
becomes even more so than before
the food dictator OF the world.
One OF his first steps in proper
apportlonment OF food IL the estab'
lishment OF an international sugar
commission. which will be fol
lowed by commissions for other
commodities 40 that the allies
shall not bid against each other In
world markets and. by their very
bidding. force up prices.
To date. Hoover has eliminated
some OF the middle processes
which absorbed profits. has estab.
lished control over wheat. has
created a sugar commission. has
Informed the American people they
must ration Themselves. Hoover
and other food controllers are GER
tain food will win the war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-21
PACKED HOUSE SEES
SHOW AT the MET.


before II rose again in appreciation
OF another.
One OF the big hits OF the show
was the appearance OF Miss Char
lotte Greenwood. star OF the com.
pany. attired In white ballet cos
tune. singing her famous song,
."My Glrllsh Laughter"
The audience went Wild with en-.
thualaEm ht the act.
Fun and Music
Sydney Grant. In n repertoire OF
Jokes. brand new ones. drove the
house crazy with laughter. His
clever mlmicry was one OF the in
Giyiduai hits OF the show.
Cunningham and Clements amaz-
cd as we'll as pleased with n dance
that was the embodiment OF grace
and agility. while Bill Morrissey,
on the program ns the greatest
American yiolinist. won greater ap-
plause by his clever comedy than
by his music.
TYLER Brooke and Miss Halle
Manning formed a dancing team
that startled even tired business
men" and made them pound the
floor for more.
Girl Sells s25 Flowers
While the waiting lines at the
box office cheered the naval mill.
tia band as II played popular mu.
sic with a vim and a vigor. a gentle
holdup was in progress.
- al rrfaS 4
nurses sold flowers and programs
and seemed 10 give their patrons "a
much pleasure as they received
Miss Geneyieye Lamond. one OF the
fetching dnmsels detailed 10 this
part OF the work. sold over SIS
worth OF flowers, and in several
cases sold the same bunch several
times.
II was laughing. happy. merry
crowd, that took 10 kidding easily
and seemed TO forget about missed
lunches and broken noonume en-.
gagements.
BE a Sport"
Come, be sport was the slo-
gan OF the girls. And that they
were successful Manager Hood
SAYS there isn't a doubt
But the dainty robbers" didn't
give up the good work when the
crowd was In It's seats--oh. my, no.
The battle for coin had only be-
gun. and while folks laughed
themselves sick. they parted with
their money. When the show was
over, there were few people in the
house who had no flowers. and
none OF the "nutty" programs TO
take home TO the Riddles.
Those programs, too, we're a
scream. They told everything that
a theatre program shouldn't tell
and left the rest TO Imagination.
The Star promised n surprise I'm
the matter Of programs, and the
crowd agreed that the surprise was
forthcoming.
The programs were really menus.
In the midst OF "A fantastic Ha-
waiian skit By May Boley. BIZ
Morrlssey. and Halle Manning,
Miss Boley brought down the
house with black-face imitation
OF a Hawaiian hula hula.
VIII Solar. billed as Pantages
Petite Pet. made a hit with tune
full stunts and song rendition OF
Robinson Crusoe's isle.
The Flora Dora sextette spun Joy
with clever burlesque act,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-21

Stall i0s. 2 lbs cane sugar, tec. Fed
erai milk, o. % case; bars Ivory soap.
asc Stall igs. Patent Excellent Hour
teAk: Crystal white soap. $3.50 case,
10 hairs asr; ola Dutch Cleanser. Tc can.
stalls I0.fi. half hams. sse ~. steer
boiling beef. Zoe ID sugar cured bacon,
sc 10. stalls 50, 2 lbs. lard substitute.
ibs ssci small hams. 2she 10. stall
izs. liberia peaches, Csc crate fancy
burbank potatoes. tis0 sack tomatoes,
fta crate. Stall II. Mason fruit jars,
pts ne doE, ats ste doEs borden o
milk. $50 case. $50 bottle hniasr's
catsnp. Use. Stall ite. Zoe cookies, O.
dos. large hot douHhnuts. 2 dor. atc. .
large inavss bread. asc. stall is0. Dam.
son piums, 100 crate cabbage for shuer-
hraut. 81 70 sack. Stall i4o. 10 lbs cane
sugar. soc. No. pail Cottoisns. sc
" sasou'H cooking oil. sse. CSC. 81 -,
sugar stan. WestiAke Special flour.
1890 Gold iond flour. i1so stall
iaa. new nAurfkfaui. isr at. Milk stall.
ffesh ehurned butter. zoe 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-21
DOG TO THIS WEDDING
The Groom Wears Only Diamond Collar

By United Press Leased Wire
COLORADO SPRINGS, Col. Sept.
2i.-SaBioty was still enthusing
today over the wedding OF Rufus
Of Bulmer and Miss Dahlee Winks
Chin Chin. about which there was
more dog than any similar function
in the history OF the local smart
set
The ceremony was performed at
the residence OF Mrs. John Fred.
.erick Huckel and her sister. Miss
Sybll Harvey. both Of Kansas City.
Covers were laid for II guests.
and engraved announcements were
issued. Tho table service was
solid silver.
The bride wore a decollettc gown
OF Georgette crepe. trimmed with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-21

Stall 80. 3 lbs. graduated sugar
Gic. SKIS. salt &c. Stall o., pure
sweet, natural milk DC at. large
cans best milk i2he s5.65 case
fresh Jersey butter soc h., mar
gnrine 32c ID. Stalls rs, 10 lbs.
pure cane fruit sugar Soc. 6 bars
laundry soap 25c. 4 large boxes
Ohio matches 26c. ibc can beans
Toe Stalls l.2'3. lbs. lard sub
stitute 35c with purchase, boiling
beef Zoe H.. hams 25o h.. pot
roasts Toe b.. veal roasts i2hc
h.. hamburger and sausage l2iae
H.. short ribs beef Toe Id, Stall ~,
best GRADE olecmnrgarine 33c lib. 2
lbs. 6bc. End grade CSC Id. lbs.
Doc. Yakima honey lie per ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-21
PIKE PLACE

Stall Z. s lbs. standard granulat.
ed sugar &c. Stall 80. pure sweet
natural milk 90 a.. Stall ~. solid
pack tomatoes l5c can. 3 pkss. mac.
aroni or spaghetti 25c. soc ROYAL
baking powder sec. lbs. head rice
zoe. 25e Hershey's cocoa iGc. csc
*. salt l0c. 60c SIX. flour SIC. i5c
can sardines l2c. pkgs. Jello Csc.
55o bottle syrup for 25c. I5c can
clans loc. ijc noodles I0c. Hoods
peanut brittle i5c H.. black walnut
molasses caudy zoe ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-21

Stall 1o2. Washington Creamery
buttor 4ic ID. 2 lbs. s5c or Ibs
SLED. mild cream cheese CSC 10.
fancy cream brick cheese PIC 10.
fresh ground peanut butter I5c III
IA lbs. i9c or 2iA lbs. Csc. fresh
ranch eggs 31c doz. 3 doz. sl10
Coo teas 49c h.. Csc bulk coffee 2ac
d. 25c coffee 19o III. lbs. 55c
stalls 1851. leg Of mutton 17Ikc
H., shoulder lamb, lihc h., ham.
burger lbs 25c. pot roast &c 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-21
Otto's Heart in Hard
Luck Owing to War

LONDON. Sept. 2i.-wlth sol
emn ceremonies. the heart OF the
late mad King Otto OF Bavaria was
recently removed from the chapel
royal Of Munich. where the remains
are buried. 10 the Church Of Altoct-
finger. near PasAau. where the
hearts OF all BayariAn kings are
kept In gold urns
Owing TO the war. the urn OF Otto
IA iron.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-21
THE MENU AT MET

Cocktail. Overture; Hors
d'oevres, so Long Lefty;
Rellshes, Seattle Town; Soup.
Cunningham & Clements; Fish,
May Boley; Entree. Brooke a
Manning; Roast, sydney Grant:
Vegetables, Bill Morrissey. May
Boley and Halle Manning;
Salad, Charlotte Greenwood
with Lefty Dressing: Dessert,
Willie Solar appears thru the
courtesy of Alexander Pan
tages1: Nuts. F1oradora Sex.
tette; the Cheese, Entire COM
pany.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-21
Public Markets


stalls 1886, : lbs rolled oats zoe.
lbs. flour csc. ? cans Dutch
Cleanser ibc. 4 small cans Carna.
ton milk 25c. Stall a.. flour s2.a5
and s2.sa Sd. tomato soup lie can.
loc cans sweet pickles i5c. high
grade cocoanut or chocolate 25c H..
graham Crackers. soda crackers or
singersnaps i5c h.. lbs. house.
hold bran 25c. Roman meal iOc ID.
iarEe Federal milk i2c can. large
bottle maple cane syrup i5c, cider
Finger S5c gal. picking spices &c
PIKE stalls 1888. fish cakes I5c
10 smells 2 lbs. 25c. whole sal.
mon f0c and soc ca. trout meat
2 lbs. 25c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-21
BRIDGE SPANS CONNECTED

The two biz spans that connect
the new drawhridgo over the canal
at 18th ave. ". were drawn togeth.
er today for the first time. aitho the
bridge IL not yet complete.
Construction OF the bridge was be.
gun August IS. 1916. by Hans Peter.
son. general contractor. and Dyer
Bros. Co. who are the steel erect.
ors. J. c. Rafhhun IA the construct
Ing engineer o, the new bridge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-21

stall ~. ElbertR peaches. Csc boz
htaii 10. snuerkraut. ats, aAci fresh
peanut butter. i5c ~ atanE's, tte red
can inns coffee. aIci . lie, yellow corn
meal. bse. cans Cnrnatian milk. aAc.
Stall IS, 20 lbs small potatoes. Use. stall
"a. Washington creamery butter. too 10.
coffee. Use ~; He'd scai Grocery. sweet
potatoes. o. 10 tomatoes. 10 10 eatlnE
nnnlaa lLn DOR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-21

Valenclennes lace, with a Marie An
tolnette bodice and necklace OF
pearls. The groom wore the con-
ventional diamond collar.
The bride Is the daughter OF Mo-
wata LII Chez and Pekin Chusan,
both OF Pekin, China.
She and her husband are Pekin-
csc spaniels.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-21

SCIENTIFIC PanESof.ouIEr
rhia famous phfrnaioWiat reads your on.
Tire lifes Just as the head iniieatr.f
sifrn Suu dates. facts tells you what
has passed in iife. shat IL happening
without asking a single question she
does not tell things 60 please. hut reads
things Just ~ the head Indicates tells
fru whnt planets you were born under
the lucky aud unlarky planets. when
and y hpfu fou eiii marry. asftiss and
explains love, family troubles. mar
finErs. divorce health. buslasra. law
suits. sprruletipus. Investments
'rnmsaetinpa OF All hi.ds. IN fact. no
matter shat youf hope. fear 90 anhi.
ton, rnfue O. this noted rhrennial lst
Hnd find help Thsre 10 no need for
ANYONE % - unsufrrsHfnl Her advice
removes al tfuutie. she guarantees
satisfaction % no charge. Tier readings
are strictly confidential call AND con.
suli her Hprfiai readings Tor one wssh
only. See Hours. e. 10. 60 .. IA
Room ~ Antlsrs Hotel. FOURTH and
4Hwffssa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-21

Anasfaon's. sugar. ~ lbs. iioe. nor-
den's milk. y 20 ease pure cane sursr.
talS snrk. NaGican beans, tbs 2tr.
stall 2 cotfniohr tsmhlll. s7e can Cox
eeiatiur De- pkg Minute brew. 1sc pkg
kriloTE's biscuits. lac Pkg. stall -.
best Jersey butter. &c ~ fresh ranch
sHxs. dos tsc stall ~. veal roast.
ttc lhi round STEAK. itc ID. stall 20.
fruit bars. lie des cookies. lie doz.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-21
SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
MADAM NELLIE

WORLDS GREATEHr EGYPTIAN
pOiHr. cf.AfUVoYANr
AND MEDIUM
Guarantees 20 read your entire life. past,
present and futufai gives true advice
on business. love. health and family
affairs. tells the usne % your future
husband OF wife. hhd what ca do 90 10
rucceH- IN life tells you what business
n most lucky for you and what part
% tho world will DO more successful
TOT YOU advises how 20 Fain and hold
good rnaitionj she tells " the one ynu
love II true or false. and causes speedy
marriage with the ono ~ your choics
hfinEs the separated together. makes
happiness between man and wife sha
tells Fou tho secrets % being happy
end HurfanHfAi In anything ynu take Ia
hand her advice will femoyo all oh
stscies and eva infiusnes, One Walt 10
Madam Nellie viii repay 900 for dis
appointments Ia all others. Hatiafae-
ton guaranteed or no charges
SPECIAL READINGS soc
Hotel Eik, Room 4. 1891 Second Ave.
corner Pine ~ Daily aud sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-21

The Nettleton-Bruce camp at
South Prairie. employing 400 men.
and the Rex Logging Co. camp az
Maple Falls. with $50 men. Huff
said, had been signed up.
Huff denied the rumor that the
we're considering
calling off the strike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-21
ApEL.INE Lloyd


FhrenoioNlsf. seattle bustnrs. .s,f-.f
Tor 70 years needs No sulosys her pas
sHrttc~a speak fer hsF others come
ana so Special -eadinEs Toe. Crowfs
Or people are thFouEtuE daily o. caa.
salt fhis gifted woman. al Unlon
81. ssartnsnt a. Phone Elliott fsfs
MADAM kATitnfN -- woNprrrt'f
trance reader. ftos Iatg Thtfa
EtrriirF Hotel
LOUIS -sPtHiruAf. Cf.IfVVOY.
srt. s.isnfinc hand reader. Room II.
fffN PIKE 81
~. NAH card HEAbfNu NoOM
y, lslta Htih ave. upstairs
eAltp READING = ROOM s. isesa
flfst ave. York Hotel
MADAM y--CLAIRvoYN~r. cARp
lsedinaa lteetn ,. itsgA f1rsi ave
Aha e. q tiiEfi--BPIHtTuAt. pHf.
T'-'-~e->-~s~~s~--e-sS N~s~gS~.sSo1~n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-21
BANK pgposIToes MEET

The depoaitors OF the Fremont
state bank viii hold meeting
Tuesday night. September 20. at the
-. p Day school We want all de-
positofa TO be present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-21
-eojrrH OF ponr ORCHARD

SOUTH or PORT ORCHARD
,rt.s veare ago We sold acres 20 a
family man. who has improved hts
tract and worked most ~ tho time In
.he Navy Yacd At Bremerton. Sew
eraI Of his neighbors are doing like
place ali good alder land. for $3.50;
$50 cash. Buy this tract, work In the
yard and produce your own living;
rIoas 70 school.
rTTFFORD & VAN ARsDALE. Inc.
1919 Third Ave. i0i washington ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-21
ACREAGE FOR SALE
s-RooM MODERN HOUSE
LARGE LOTS. CLOSE ~

This s-roorn modern house II n
good buy: large living and
dining room nice fireplace. two
good bedrooms and closets. bath
room With bath fixtures In:
also nice kitchen. well ar
ranged: sink. buiit-in cupboards
ara co0iers nice cobbisHtoue
porch IN front Of house; also
small porch IN rear. good sized
wood and chicken house. the
four lots are all thoroughly
cleared! three blocks from Lake
Washington. close % high ard
graded school. Price fi.S50;
cash payment Of 500. balance
sIs per month Call at 2O2
New York Block and see owner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-21
ECONOMY

12isc 10. veal roast ife b.. chick
ems 23ikc 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-21
MALE HELP WANTED

LoGGEns EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
sif Thlrd Ave.
tcEgers wanted FOR the following
companies
Puget Sound Mills and Timber Co.
snew Greek Logging 90.
Clear Lake Lumber Co.
Sultan Ry. a Timber Co.
Everett Logging Co
Merrill a ItinK Logging Co
biscoVery Fsy ioeEtnE Co.
Htsvvns-nird Lorgink CO.
sfefson- Post t.oERiug Co.
sultan ~. a Timhsr Co, O-a.
Cherry Valley fty 4 Timber Co.
hioed~i- Donovan.
Nay Valley Logging Co.
stimpson rimher Co. talon city.
English Lumber CO.
Hamilton Logging Co.
Northwest Lumber Go.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-21
BATHS--MAsSA0E


RETURNED rnoM VACATION, MATHS
Tis Olive. APT y
MAtRiE IEwiA-- MARRIAGE rARioh.
violet, ray treatment Room 70. iioa
Third ave
TnEi.MA THonNE-VAroR AND run
baths. body massage. TO Peoples
Hank uid9
Mias DEVON MASSAGE VERNON
Hotel. steA unien. Apt. Is. Hours.
10 60 >.
Dor MAaRAur. nATlts. VI
hratory treatments. tsA Second ave,
Arcade Hotel
NErrNNED-MtSs TRANERs. MEpf-
Gated vaper baths. massage. s2t fro-
pies Bank mes.
GRACE rowEt.ts-Tun MATHIS, MAS
ssws. Room 90 nsrtshlrs He,si,
MISS JEWELL ANtcu RtNa. ittts
Third. office 10.
MARIE MASSAGE AND rrn
baths ~. Pike. Hotel Green. offics ~.
Miss nrRNA ANp AssfarASr~ MAs-
ssks ioth Pike. effics ~.
MASSAGE. nAriis. ROOM a. ELLIOTT
.~.N~s~~~~~~>
81 wANTED-FuRNiTuRE
WE MY MORE USED FURNITURE
and pay higher prices than any house
In the city. Phone Nain :sti Seattle
Auction Co, sacs Second ave.
nisks yarn Co. COS riss. Main tttt
-~~~~~~~-~~~sNs~~.~~>~ ~~Ns~~~>~~~~-~~~~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-21
ACTING

WASTED-GfRfA FOR THE Pro.
duetion Of plays Lessons private and
In class. "a chance for the movies. ,
heoTna. 90 nnien .,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-21
The Star
WANT AID
Rates

Effective May 1, 1917
sNNNSiENT--cAS AnNERTfSr<C
ticns WY
cents per limo or fraction OF line.
so times for the price OF five.
fkANSiENr-CHAR ApNER-
TlSfNG
F.r Tine per insertion ..........ioc
SiN Insertions for the price Of five.
toNTRACT ADVERTISING
rcr ilne per month month. sass
str Tine per months months. $40
ter llne per month"; months. lbs
,rr line per MONTH"; months $50
"a Tines each week. year. per
rn'ne s.ss.s..s &c
% lines each week. year. per
80 ss...s ...s... &c
SIX months add y cont-Three
months add I cent.
OPEN SPACE
too lines 20 be used tn year. per
t. aaanr 1900. ss..s... .ss..ss-... PC
ieee lines to be used In year. per
. atur $500. s..ss.s. sac
s-eeo Tines 60 be used in year. per
SPECIAL. RATES on LEGAL Ans
inquire OF Want Ad Department
MAIN coo
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-21

This continued silence towards. an
ally" he says, appears, If uninten-
tional, inexplicable. If intentional, a
great mistake, as II represents the
Irish in Ireland and In America as
waiting on tiptoe for further German
expressions of sympathy. II in this
war any nation has deserved that we
should make its cause our own, 1t ID
Ireland" Unfortunately the Irish
cause is more difficult to MAKE our
own" than that of Belgium. Free Ire
land" by which he means an Irish
republic. "is Of the greatest impor-
tance to the enemy" After column
or so in this vein, he concludes by
stating that Germany will meyer have
a better weapon with which TO fight
England than that of constantly
keeping the Irish question before the
world and Irritating the open wound
of England" He also hinF that ne
derman-f irish alliance In the United
States is one OF Germanys most useful
weapons for fighting America.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-21

All motordom knewit.
And here it is.
In simple truth it is fine car.
The perfected six cylinder valve
in-head power plant develops un-
usual power.
It's big chcsted motor, breathing
deep, full inhalations of live gas vapor,
wringing the last bit of mileage and
power from each atom, expelling
instantly the dead gases.
Lift the bonnet. Look at the
motor. See how clean it is. No
tangle of wires. No mess of mechan-
ism. Trim as a cut block of steel.
Just simplicity throughout.
And the body-real beauty there
handsome and graceful. A double
cow1, airline design. Finished in
Nash blue. Low-hung on sturdy
chassis. The wheelbase is l21 inches.
Just an easy. natural step from run
ming board to tonneau. Settle back
IN the comfort of the broad, rear seat.
Deep upholstery of fine leather.
Space a-plenty for three persons
of more than ordinary size,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-21
URGES GERMANY TO BE ON
THE SQUARE WITH IRELAND
Task for Not excepting
Wound Open"
(By X. WALTER.)

LONDON, Oct. 16.-Although the
German censorship has been reorgan-
ized and made so effective that every
German newspaper nowadays may be
said to be inspired" kuno Meyer has
discovered one serious omission in his
governments campaign OF misrepre-
sentation and he gives the chancellor
some advice,in an article in the, Xos-
:s.ahA zeitung lust to hand, 1T Is
now three years since me German
government assured the Irish people
Of German sympathy" he complains
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-21
A POincnre SnanshOt.

What man the French president
Is! He is up every day at o'clock.
summer and winter, rarely In bed be-
fore an hour after midnight, and in
spite Of .he fact that almost every
minute Of his day is occupied with Of
fetal work, manages somehow to read
a portion every day Of iavorite Latin
Or Greek author.
pie. Here Is the presidents favorite
wartime dinner:
Soup Poached egg
Oranges and cream Coffee
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-21

the truth when he could help 1t, and
consequently there was general sur
prise when he pleaded guilty. 1t evil
IDENTITY staggered the justice. He rub
bed his glasses and then scratched his
head.
II guess-I'm afraid-well Hiram "
said he, after a thotful pause, II guess
I'll have to have more evidence be-
fore / sentence YOU"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-21
Sound Advice.

rs there no way OF stopping these
cyclones?" asked the man OF the trav-
eler who was recounting his expert
ences in far countries.
No" replied the narrator. THE best
way Is to 20 right along with 'em." -
Rehoboth Sunday Herald.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-21

At the end Of three eeks of mar
ried life a southern darkey returned to
the mini.'e er who had performed the
ceremony and asked for a divorce.
After explaining that he could not
grant divorces. the minister tried 70
dissuade his visitor froLa carrying out
his intentions
You mast remember. Sam. that
you prom. sed to take Liza for better
or worse
"Yassir. i knows dat, boss" re-
Joined the darky, but she's wuss dan
! took her for. or."--Everybodys."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-21

Front compartment is roomy, too.
Note the extreme compactncss of
the instrument board. All control
centered at your finger tips.
And you ride easily. No humping.
Just smooth, quiet driving. Restful-
ness, relaxation. Long, strong, semi
elliptic springs iron out the road.
It's Nash designed, built SO per
cent complete in Nash shops, and
the price moderate-$l.295.
It's economical to operate. Built
to last. Gives long service, top
quality service.
Truthfully, fine car. A remark
able value.
And it's here now. We invite
your early inspection.
Five passenger touring 4l,200
-Four passenger roadstsr i,286
Nash Model Ell 1855
THE NASH MOTORS COMPANY
kENOsHA, WISCONSIN
Nash Qunu
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-21
A Heroic Rabbi Killed.

Paris-,The death g announced Of
Jules Ruff. the GLORIOUS Rabbi Of
verdun," who fell on the field Of
honor during the shellng. Of Vade-
laincourt. He was struck by an en-
crnyI sheb, which carried eway poth
his legs, and he died shortly after of
his wounds. He had been chaplain
since the outbreak Of the war, and
was IS years old.