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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-10
1870 XMAS BOXES SENT
OUR BOYS IN FRANCE
Local Red Cross Forwards Big Bunch
Of Cheer, Made Possible by BeneVo-
lent wheeling Folk.

One hundred and eighty Christmas
boxes were sent yesterday from the To-
cal Ped Cross headquarters TO New
York. from which point they will be
forwarded 10 the boys III France. Th"
total cost Of these boxes was $500. or
this amount Mrs. John l.. Dichcy con-
trihutrd $40. Mrs. G. HutchiaG SIS. Mrs.
Samuel Patterson SIS and Mrs. Joseph
Gibbs S. The balance OF Sl45 W;ts do
mated by the members of the S. L. /. r..
club. Zach box was wrapped. in white
tissu" rapcr and tied with T. rcd. white
md blue ribbon and contained Il com
pirle smoking outfit. Il pound Of candy,
two cakes Of chncout". 4 rumc and
card with the name Of a member Of the
Rcd Cross on il.
Mrs. c. j. Pcrliman had charge Of the
sewing and q great deal OF work was
done.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-10
SAMSON IF 70 CENTURY. HERE
T0PRQ||DTE LIBERTY BOND SALE
WILL DO ASTOUNDING STRONG
STUNTS IN STREETS WITH
POWERFUL MUSCLES
will Entertain At Rex Theatre and Dis
tribute Putricttsr.-At Intelli-
gencer Monday


Texas" Richie. who Is nc: You
will say we'll. 10 is the champion single
hardcd Uni4cd states rc"ruit"y for his
big Unrlr sam.
I:y the way in order to Introduce him
self nrorcr To the public Texas" will
next Monday, NJ l":"n noon, pull up
Market street len wagon loads of hui
man freight by his neck. y test or
over ton tons ut least. that will he one
Of his big features while here.
Texas" Ritchc visited the editorial
Department "f Tho lnI"IigruCcr last
might with his ga pounds of muSculer
strength.
This modern Sampson can do SOM
seemingly imrnssihlc things such qs
swing u mon on his neck. tccI'r-tott"r
twenty men on his shoulders bend ami
straIrhtcu CasrInrS into all shapes and
forms over his head, neck. arms and
stomach Freak two hv rours oyer his
stomach. head and arms. Drive eighty
ncpnv wir. Sp;kcs through 4 two tTirl,
board with Il single blow Of his h,ud.
and many other Just as wonderful fcats.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-10
CRIMINAL COURT

There ar" just f"u" cases on the
criminal cr:Irt docket ana il l. expected
that they wili h.. cleaned mp this week.
wiI The court will adjourn until the
frs, week III November.
~ recess VA: taken last night until
tomorrow. when The cases Of Naurr'H
IiumhurG. OF an appeal in charge Of
n violation Of thu l"st law, will be
heard. and Tn" assault charr" against
Louis \. CatI!l"w viii also be- heard
l.hr"tta Rowan Will u" tried on thH
Snnr LAY. Shn is charged with harhor-
iaa :: minor child in Il di$rcputablc
house.
l'rj'iay .l"""rh h"~knski will he IN
trial Tor unlawful assault. sind Howard
Christian yell make an appeal from Il
yat.rlurV tTIr:r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-10
TWO CHARLESTON men
IN MURDER CONFESSION

PITTSBURGH Oct. 9.-Hebron Cut
linn. of~Charleston. w. Va. who with
othcr men was arrested late last night
after the body OF. John w. Wilson had
bccn found at the Duquesne terminal or
the Pennsylvania railroad. today MADE
q complete confession to Police COM
missioner Aldcrtiice. according TO an an
uouncemcnt by the bureau. Albert Fat
tcrson, one of the other men arrested.
later confirmed the details Of the con-
fession. the police say.
According 10 the story AS told BY inc
police, Cutlipp and Patterson were IN
saloon near the terminal when Wilson.
who is a concrete contractor. displayed
a considerable sum Of money. Cutlipp
and Patterson PINNED TO rob him by in
wiling him out to. fight. The plan work
ed well. hut in the excitement OF Tie
fight CutIipp cut Wilson with A pocket
knife. Seeing the blood. Patterson. the
police allcgc. told Cutlipp we had bet
Ter finish him as he knows us" and
cut Wilson's throat. The men returned
TO the saloon with Wilson's money In
their pockets. and wcrc.nrrestcd within
fifteen minutes after Wilson'S body had
been found by a watchfnan."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-10

One million subscribers and
four hundred million dollars. are
the marks at which the minute
men of the Liberty Bond Folun-
tcers OF the Fourth Federal re
serve District are 10 aim in their
smash upon the trenches Of the
dollars Of our daddies. The actual
quota for the district Is S3OO,O00,-
600. but for the psychologlcaI
effect it will have upon the skep--
teal German mind it is desired
that there be a big over-subscrlp-
ton shown throughout the coun-
try for This second loan.
In the first bond campaign
when there was an over.Subscrip-
ton of more than $GQ,00n,000 in
this district the individual sub
scribers totaled 5O4.G75. These
were divided among the four
states as follows: Ohio SO coun-
ties. 1864; Pennsylvania 19
counties, .14S,790; Kentucky. So
counties, 10,920; and West Viz
ginia, 6 counties, Sal.
Save in Kentucky. where none
OF the counties in the district has
a city Of any considerable popu-
lation, the larger contributions
were all gathered in those coun-
ties where some large city is sit
uated. In Ohio. Cuyahoga coun-
l.. iatn
showed 114.%32 subscribers with
a total of $GS.711.550. Hamilton
county. (CincinnatD, 33,10S sub
scribers. S399,S24,750; Lucas coun-
~, (Tolrdo). 37,110 subscribers.
$l0.376,050: Summit county, oak
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-10
WILL INVESTIGATE
Street CAR SERVICE
Complaints In Federal building
Today,

Complaints about the stree, car scrr-
Toe In Wheeling will hr heard before the
Public service commission Of West Nir-
riniA in the Federal building today.
II Is understood that complaints Will
he made against the Wheeling Traction
company hy residents nf the Island.
North Main slrrrt and othc.- sections.
The crowded condition Of The Gals
during The rush hours appears to be the
greatest grievance nnl the people Will
ask that better service ne granted them.
Cars ON Eurlh FORK street, it is SAID.
arr crowded hcfnr" they reach this stale
and that they 10 NOT stop Tor pasStn-
gers half ihr tim" when SiGtEiilrh.
The public objects to ovrrcrow'i"d
ears while empty ones arc idle in the
car barns. hui il is anticipated that the
traction company will claim that tr'y
cannot g&t sufficient men TO operate
tn" cars now in service.
Til" investigation is h1inE madn hy
Tho commission 1T this time 10 discover
The class OF service being given tn" pub
lie. when runpr% arc persistent that iht
company intends to rails" itS rate Of
fare.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-10
Loan Campaign in The Fourth Federal Reserve District

ROM, 2G.3I2 subscribers, 1885,
$50; MahontnE county, Noungs-
town., 1880 subscribers. $T,722,-
$50; and Franklin county, (Co-
lEmbus), 1872 subscribers, ST.
$4,000.
In Pennsylvania. Allegheny
county, (pirt!burgh), produced
$3.50 of IN" li23&0 subscribers
and $Si,25S,550 of the total OF
$107.151.@950. In West Virginia.
Ohio county, (Whceling). showed
T,1G2 Of the aggregate OF Sal
subscribers and $3.379750 of tho
total bond sales Of S3.S96.100. In
Kentucky. Fayette county led in
sales with S1,557,30O and 2.721
subscribers.
The organizations in every
county in the district have been
furnished a statement Of the num-
Der OF subscribers and the aggre-
gate Of sales Of the last campign
and each county chairman has
been especially urged to surpass
just as greatly as possible both
the number Of subscribers and
the aggregate Of sales in the
. present drive. Later their in
dividual county quotas will be
furnished them.
From all over the district as
surances have come to G.. A.
Paine, chairman of the Fourth
Federal Reserve District Liberty
loan committee that this smash
upon the fortresses OF fortune
will be such as to cast an ab1d-
ing gloom about the strongholds
Of PrusSiaQism.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-10
ENORMOUS BUILDING
PROGRAM FOR NAVY

WASHINGTON. oct. 1.-The Amcr-
can nayY's WAX construction program
consists Of 49, vessels. including all
types from $upGrdrradnauEhts To sub
marine chaSrrS.
IL making this announcemnt today.
Secretary Daniels said some of the vrS-
sells have h"cn completed within the
past few works. and are now in service
and that til" remainder of the program
ii being rushed. Tho total cost is csti-
mated at {1.l5n. i"0. QUO.
Many al tho vessels are drSiroycrs
and arrangements have been made for
CARRYING OFT ;hr $3"O. 0nn.nN6 supple
mental destroyer program. which the
navy cyrmci.; to hc completed in IS
months.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-10
RESIGNATION ACCEPTED

Tir restoration Of larry j. Watkins
who has been secretary UI Carroll
Council Eu. 5ni. KNIGHTS Of Columbus
for ;lr" past - years. Wa* a"'"p'cd at
\ meeting If the order last ni:h;. Harry
i,uraHu" WIS chosen temporary Gecrc-
tary until Nr. Watkins successor shall
Ec named. October -
The resignation nf Mr.. Watkins was
led with nuch regret by the MEM
bcrs as h. was one uf ih'' most popular
AMI accommodating officers ever in the
council. lie Resigned To enter tire en-
plGy or .th" government rs Il civil cnEi-
ncrr on the construction of the locks
and dam at Racine. O.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-10
Camp Shelby Leading in
Subscriptions for Bonds

WASHINGTON. Oct. ?.--.trmE sub
scr,ntions tn thc second Liberty l-"Hn
ore being received in larr" numbers.
said an announcement today by licut"n-
mt Colonel II. VI. Lord. in "hnr%" Of tn"
Ian camnaiGn among the $"lhi RS. To-
tnls reported. Including last Saturday.
showed s6o5. non with. many camps Yet
to report.
Tho National G,iHrd camr NJ I!atti"s-
burg, Miss, leads tho list with $il6. goa.
md Camp Funston. tn" aii"nal nrlnr
cantonmrnt at Fort Riley. Kansas. is
second. with 53.GhO. Only eight OF
the thfrty-twn camps and cant"nrn"ni.;
have reported.
Tho largest subscription from amy
ono organization $ that ~ Tho Eighth
Illinois Infantry ut Chicago. witch r.
norris s541nn. Amounts acGr"rHi lni:
t1S3. 0nn have hnnn subscribed rI various
forts in tn" country with tn" %r"atrr
mn toritv vet unr.portrd. Tho p"rSon-
n"l Of the war h'.TIrir''''' has SuhS''rih-
ed approximately Slh0.nH0.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-10
LUTHERAN SYNOD
Opens Tonight In Trinity Lutheran
Church-Dr Dean To Rood
report.

The first session az tho seventh an
nual convention of tn" West Virginia
Synod Of lutheran churches will be
held this evening in the Trinity Luz
rhe:an church auditorium. Rev. O. z.
Dean. the president. will read his an
nutl report.
All day yesterday ministers and del,
cra,cs from Maryirn'i and West Viz
ginia churches were arriving. All arc
expected To be ll"rC by noon today.
Tomorrow evening 81 Hcn'S mass
meeting Will he held, after which the
Mems brotherhood Of Trinity church
;Ill l.anquct tic visitors. On Friday
evening a speaking service will be held.
Among tie rr"mi;"tt chulchmcn VINO
will IL" present arc Frof. O. G. Hccket
Of Wittrnhcrg colo GO: Rev T. l.. Hen
scr CT Cia"fShurg ard Rev. II. +. BauEh-
man of Nr%Scr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-10
BISHOP OF CUBA TO
BE III WHEELING

TIL" Et Rev. II. l.. lIul%c, -. ~. EpS-
copml missionary bt:hup 1T Cuba will
visit Inc city rn Thursday. October II.
At thrr" ucI"ck that afternoon i'll -.
Matthew's church. h" will address Il
meeting 81 the WOMEN missionary work.
crs. known In the Episcopal church AS
the Woman's Auxiliary. There will be
representatives q. this meeting from
Mnundsvillr. l."lllirr and Martins Ferry
besides those from the parishes OF this
city. at srven-thi"ty. Thursday evening
bishop liulSc viii address . puhliS
gathering in st. Matthew's church Il"
which all ar" invited. This hcinG tho
bishops first v:sii [" Wheeling. many
vii! doubtless avail themselves OF this
opportunity tn hrIr him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-10
American Ships RGpe|
Attacks By Submarines

AN ATLANTIC PORT. Oct. 9.--The
master Of an Italian steamer which ar
rived here today reported that when
with another Italian steamer ma TWO
American steamers on September IL,
they were attacked in the Mediterranean
by three German or Austrian Submar-
Ines.
III the attack the submarines were
driven off with probably the lose OF
one.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-10
HANS g. FRITZ HERE

The "kat.nnj TANNER Kids" contest
closes at 10 "'rluck this morning and
winners will hp announced III tho News
tonight and also in tomorrow TntcllI-
:;rnc"r. The thousands "f letters re-
r,.ivcd by The Intrlligcncrr ANA News
from children throughout the ohio Va
Icy kept the contest rhii0T working into
III. wee Sina' hours VI This morning.
TIL" judge. Wilson "l'rt"" G:uhh. W.
r Nirnll and S"ld"n Irwin. are ready
Ia pick ont ;hc winners and the names
will he announced This evening AMI to-
morrow and the tickets for the show 10
u" held At The Court ihratr" IN Thurs
day and FRIDAY will he mailed IN tn"
winners. Look for your mare you ma:
De lr lMrkN ono
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-10
FIRE PREVENTION

Yesterday was sat aside for fire pre-
vcntinn day all over the United States
and copies - = list Of the causes AID
PR vcrti"n Of Hrs ":rrc sent out by Fl.
l.. King nf the Ellis II Iiclfcr company.
diStric, chairman of the fire insurance
committee OF the National Association
OF Credit Men.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-10
Alleged Burglar Caught

Charged with the robbery of Il store
nj Beech Buttum. Monday night. VIII
liam Jenkins was arrested last night.
Icy Police Sergeant Sandy ErI"msnn, at
tho request IF the W"llShurg police.
Tho man was lodged In the city Jail.
md Will he taken TO Wrllshurg this
morning where he will DC given Il hear
Ing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-10
ELECTS OFFICERS
Wheeling Motorcycle Club Reorgan1zes.
Plans Hill Climb for franks
giving.

\ very enthusiastic meeting of the
Wheeling Motorcycle club WIS held last
niChht ut the club rooms. at which TOM
pnrary officers We're elected. y ma
jority of the members were present and
a committee was appointed To arrange
stag party 10 be given by Walter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-10

Bowman IN III" near future. Mr.. l.Nric
waI elected t"up"rarH Ir' Si!cnt: John
Wcldncr. financial secretary. and Ed
ward Sail,,r recording secretary. in-
other committee WAS arsu appointed In
take charge ii plans for Il hill climb
to h~ Stnv.tl an THANKSGIVING, nay. The
event Will ;ak" pln"" probably "n
Wh"c1!n: hill ar Some other hill near
Wheeling.
.Prrmnli"ml officers viii l." "l"ct"d at
the meeting next Tuesday "vrniuE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-10
SS0,O00,000 FOR ALLIES

WASHINGTON, Oct. ?-AdditonHl
loans Of Sih0nn n0n each 10 Great Brit
ain and France were made to-day by tn"
government. WIN this tranaCtinn. the
total thus FAR loaned To tho allies IS
S2,GlS.400. 0UQ.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-10
WANTED-Female.

MANITOBA middle aged woman for general house.
work Aprly 1900 Water street. or call l35l-Y. Ma
,;ouaI nhona, o-9-i'
WANTEp-COok or Girl for general Homework. Mrs.
8. +. Norton. Highland Park. phone Bell OBJ f. G.
o-3-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-10
FOR SALE-Coal Lands

FOR SALE-30oa. Of Pittsburgh No. vein coal ia
BrIr:nnt Co.. Ohin Party wants to sell the salM
and will take s:I acre, years time at SO 70 pay
for same. Address +. o. Box 377, Wheeling. W. Va
s-2T-p
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-10
FOR SALE-Real Estate.

FOR SALE-Hnuse containing rooma lot containir1
IA more or less. also cut buildings. 70. terms ad-
dress W. ". Donlcy ooo9 TT View Ave. iaunIs.
town, o. S-15-3ot
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-10
FOR SALE-Automobiles

FOR SklE--A special Fed racer. painted white and
IN good condition. Oscar Ellis. GAINESVILLE. o.
o-3-m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-10
WANTED-Male Help

WANTED-At Geneva mine. Martin. Flyette County.
Pa, cokr dra Ners. lsborers. mnerI. Highest wages
paId SlcKerfrry Coal Co. o-l0-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-10

FOR SALE-Pianos.
FOR SALE-Prilno Boz H.. St Clairsrille. Ohio
FOR sALE-krskaucr plano. good condition Soil
reasonably. National phone Gs Colerain. 3. r
No. I. Box II. st. ClaItsrille. Ohio. o-8-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-10

W1ETE D-Bcy Apply Nay Shoe Co., 1911 Mark
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-10

WANTED-Th!cc good Tin oys over IA years- Tor eve
hrs Amply Musc- bowling ALLEYS o-s-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-10

WhhTED-YGIng man experienced In grocery oun-
ness to work IN Wholesale grocery. Address Ed.
ward Wagner. Main and Goth Ste. Wheeling. ". Va
OIL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-10

WANTEp-At once several delivery and ialea boy.
to work before school. Apply NJ Circulation De-
p.rtncnt. In,elllSencer. between and O. n.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-04
ARMY BALLOONS CAPTURED
AFTER WAKING WILD FLIGHT
->.hnz - Jfle1-zpb sno 1s5'ffso'it
Wlrs~ Tpfn Down ~ Trailing
-'rf4 CaDie

vtsrt- r-ITT. De-. two i'nl-so
gfafer --s. etserra;lgn balloons ftlot
s.efe 1-l rzstsl ~ sretcsff and Hfloi
1rrgi1--. into re ar aers or51Ent 70
ire grc.rl asr.y tgnight one huEs
.sg o. tre new Trsacn ~ sroaisc
from students a. FOrt Onana. A@c-.
ate yests-day. and trailing * thou
rand feet = ytssl cable. travelled q
yflfs-te t-.Izf rOurse thru Aefyf-Lssa.
Yzrszg e-xLsrcfn and thence back
.nt9 vetrsska. where i was captured
Tho other. apparently of slislief
fYrie csrfls1 two army officers when
an airtisrs bf0be lU anchor line and
nae 1r1l grt dawn by tire men about
thirty - Ies from Port Sill Okis
where /, had brDke naway~
The FORT Omaha balloon inflated
sith ty,Gc0 cutie feet O' gos for
1fafiy - hours played giglrnc
game ~ hi5s and ysek a. strong Hiros
uafted il aack and forth over Karsas
clnes arI towns The thousands u
feet ~ heavy cable dragged the
groun3 thruout the course and eft q
trail NJ oeftroyed telephone and tels-
graph wires in - path whole blocks
~ wires we're torn down and pOiss
DfDken Or 90 UpfoOtsd-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-04
VILLA AND MAIN BANDIT
BODY IS FAR, FAR AWAY
leaving Ioyez 10 Hsrrsss Chit
hBsIIus Ciy Region.

JrAREZ. Mexico. Dee 5.-Fran-
clscD ylils. with his persona eon-
nsnd ls believed 20 hsEe moved south
from the Eanta Glars earYOn IN the
directions Of the ChihgahGs Durango
stats Hns Leaving Martin iopez IN
command ~ band ~ three hundred
men n ha na clara canyon 70 inter
fup' train traffic and harfsss the small
settlements near chihuahBa City.
Cen CrsDclsco Nurgis has not yet
taken the field agsins, villa but ~
preparing FOR his campaign. which viii
begin soon. reports from the state cap
tai tonight said
a passenger train left the border
here today for the fss; time In eight
days al train service having been sUs-
pended because % villas activities
along the railroad.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-04
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R.l-lSTlg MP CANE
b.aFs Snar 5sE--i. Win 5I5
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Cus-Jrr.E-T E,lEuEE-

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frc Is ~iz s-lsps tle t---l is-t o. rIs
sft Li1s refs- -ss--r flac e irsse
81 uss ul- -r-isf e-grJr ~ hfl.Ji- afif
80 f-rz plr lr ~ 4fc aul 81
fs-r uiFtrk Tfis.Bs =. 'Dt1s f1sEr--
aSec - rlr rissr --l-1f ri lr-8
Fptl -IfcE ser1g suc -1lf l-
.ugt clsf rfiuv wa =
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-04
DINNER BEING GIVEN FOR
NEW MEMBERS OF \. N. c. 4.
Man Who served SIX Months 70
Trenches With Canadians on
Front TO spesk-

private r. e COsn, who aaofes's'
The. Mems Forum Of the Y. D. I. =
sss+ sunday afternoon. VIII os 'hs
,oe. ker ~ the dinner for the ne"
,,.ey,t,.rs which will be held IN the as
soc.atson oafe.eria this evening al via
a,eioc. over two hundred inyitanons
have been sen, out for tie dinner this
evening the purpose Of which is 20 ae-
quaint the new members with the va
--o-s departments Of the institution
and The functions.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-04
-sS-aHl Prioes In
CuYter's Knit Underuear

Laose~r Ne.ss ~ six ana wool
E1-1s WIN hiRh neck. long
EJs-.r-ss- some with low neck and
ssissE'.i i.-ss. others with shell fin
Isnsc top AID arm eyes. Regular
s-1sE =. values a. ......s5c
Cfu-H.1ss s. 81 values a. si.19
LGoisee PHnt- IL ~ and wool.
t.11- ars.s and knee length Reg
uiEr s-EsE sl25 values at. 95c
CJu-s-Dsz s. 80 values 4 Sfie
L.Dos--' Cotton Union Suits in
asErF. inadrun and Light weight
va -LE1 lsck. long sleeves.
s.f5s lsuF-h. also n i0v neck
s5ss1-sisss ard ankle length sl25
values - -.---.. e5c
.-fl rs1ues a. - SLID
:1-5 TElusss a. .-.--.--- -si4s
Children. Cotton Union ssii- with
hLEr nsrE. long slssvss crop seat
75c II mes. special -.--... Sc
HOSIERY
I.1cis.s' BlaS-s LAsie Hoe. seamless.
WI. linen heel snd toe CT
Special ; pairs for - oil
Ctlld-en's Ribbed Stockings in
-&lzrE u wn--s o.
TIE pair -----------. .OS
FIRST FLOOR
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-04
Arch ua.on, Elect ofncer-.

The following officers for the. en-
suing year were elected by the Tulsa
chapter Of the Royal Arch hasons
yeftsrdsy. Walter n. Herrift hish
priest. Ir ~. Forest Duiton, king;
Ilichard y SeghOuse. scribe. Henr5
X. condor, treasurer. Wm. y. TomsOn
secretary. Ralph ) Basoeff, captain OF
host. John Meisentacher, trustee.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-04
Dried Fruit Department

Farcy ssaporatrd Apr'0is
per lb. ........ .... 2ST
Tsncy ~yap0ratcd rFa'tcs
per lb ......... ...... l5c
Tnucy rshporatrd Trunss.
prr DO .......... ..... loo
iaucJ rYhpof1tcd lihlsins
per DO ................I2iz