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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-08-03
Reynolds Busy.

Reynolds Red Cross circle has been,
doing were sent in to the chapter
headquarters here yesterday, and In
cluded a number OF beautifully made
articles. They were ~noticeably well
done and wrapped, and showed plain:
" that the very best efforts had been
put into the work. The donation IN
cluded twelve pajamas, four pairs of
"a dozen napkins.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-08-03
200 Bags Made,

The comfort bag committee work
ing every morning at the chapter
headquarters with volunteer helpers
has completed some two hundred
comfort bags for men of. the local
companies, and there are still a num-
Der to be made. Women Of the city
have been very generous about pro-
viding articles for the filling of the
bags. and it is an assured thing that
every man of the companies leaving
Grand Forks is going to be equipped
with a convenient and well made COM
fort kit.
The interest in seeing that our SOL
der boys ire going to be comfortable
when in concentration camp or on the
battlefield, is not confined to the WON
en- of this city, however, because Mrs
Roger w. Cooley, chairman of the
comfort bag committee reports that
she has had. a number of generous
donations from people in nearby
towns. In many cases these come
from women who perhaps have a
brother, sweetheart or son in n of
the Grand Forks companies, and they
Include funds not only for the filling
of the one bag, but for several others
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-08-03
Executive Committee Meets,

A meeting of the executive COM
mittee of the Grand Forks chapter of
the Red Cross will be held this even
ing at half past seven o'clock in the
Commercial club rooms. All members
are expected to- attend,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-08-03
LET NOTHING AFTR1GHr THEE
Molinos.

MOllnoS.
Let nothing alright thee. All
things will pass away. God only is
He that is interchangeable. Patience
will bring about all. He that hath
God hath all things; and he that hath
Him not hath nothing.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-08-03
Soldiers, Aid Society.

An important meeting of the Sol
diers' Aid society will be held on
Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock in the
auditorium Of the public library. 1t
is expected that as many members as
possible will attend, a there r a
number of matters requiring consid-
Grafton to be brought up at this time.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-08-03
Eood sale Tnmo,,rn,u

The Soldiers Aid society will hold
a food sale tomorrow afternoon at the
Wilson grocery. Housekeepers of the
city are asked to remember the sale,
when doing their Saturday morning
baking, and any donations IF cakes,
doughnuts, rocks or bread will be
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-08-03
American Red
Cross Assn
Grand Forks Chapter
News and Notes of Women's Ac-
hvftfe-Here and Elsewhere
Throughout the Northwest.

very acceptable. There is always
special demand for the bread, and an
extra loaf slipped into the tins, tomor-
row morning, will find ready sale.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-08-03
Jane Keeps House in War Time
(By Christine Terhune Herrick of the vigilantes.)

(This is the first series of articles VIII eh Mrs. Herrck has written 70" The
Vigfantes Mrs. Herrick is the daughter of Marion Idarland and is
herself an authority home eco Monies. Among her books are: lib
eral Living Upon Narrow Means. +" "a cook book), First Aid to Young
Housekeeper", h A B G of H ousekeeping", etc. Mrs. Hertck is a
frequent contributor to The Ladies' Home Journal, Woman's Tome
81 Companion, The Modern Priscilla n other magaNnes)
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-08-03
Enlists in Red Cross Work.

Enlists in Red Cross Work.
Todd w. Lewis of the Chamber of
Commerce firm, Charles E. Lewis &
Co., leave Minneapolis for Washington
Saturday night to identify himself
permanently with Red Cross work un-
til the close of the war.
Mr.. Lewis will sever all active bus
mess connection and give up his
home. He will report, without defin-
lite assignment, at Red Cross head
quarters in Washington, ready for any
work that may be assigned to him. It
Is possible he may go abroad later, to
England or. other European country,
In a secretarial or executive capa-
city.
Mr.. Lewis volunteered for the work
and will undertake it without COM
pensation of any kind, present or
prospective.
Mr.. Lewis is SO years old. His
uncle, Charles E. Lewis, is head Of
the firm, and on behalf Of himself and
his associates, Todd W. Lewis and
John p. Fritsche, gave $4,000 to the
Red Cross when the recent campaign
for funds was on.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-19
, Little Benny's Notebook

Ma vas looking around in her room
tnis Aftr-rccr saving. Wei N hat
.zcnt The ;arniesJ thirs J csotcni pns-
Hhy % lost H.
Va: arc sul lcoA ~ for. ma ! sod.
M iv-'sc. s,d rlH. knoN as In me
room sumNA-e but Z cant for the lie
- rrg renisu4l-er ware ! pat IL
Wen fcsg then ! Saw d; on the floor
lu The corner. and sulck pa; &; in my
kct We TIA wsaSsat locking. saylIr-
Ns' Wll yol gave ne = ! Ind = Tor
yoI ma
And started - psrt1nd 70 look ior
o. looking urae- the rar ard diG-rent
PAGES r.a saying In beginning -
th.Nk It's reeIy les. il had Is doller>
lr j. mt-cv. TIA; cod - dredrlI1
Alu NoG clNs ne $ dime u tin1
g. rsA sed.
Va; are vcu icvkl-c behind thaf
TEL rehl-i here sei ma And she
Ecpp o- hunting ard iAwk.ng 20 .lr.-
se.f ard Cravie1 under The bed AMI
ult ,ut or the other S3t. SAVING
w NJ yo- elfc --e dire Z ! fra D.
r,E-
1u see. set naa- l 90 AoPs Is not
.1Tt
And she l,cv7 - hunting and 7
sf0p on ptrtcrdirg . hunt fee -
-rler the Ela-triSs and ev-rs-Sar~-
and a-,tr a vile ] sei. CT 4. 60;
q .la 4 cct a.
Ware sEs q sea TIA
over -h--~ i0 me Garner. : sr3
w. yUu were rouErt nccr TIE cor
rer. Hcu we've feeling urdsr ne osv-
r1. srd uaA w ycu hA1 boy ! tleeVe
NoHps had 70 al along
Wei an; ycu rciue 10 r-ve ne i
lll-e- , SD
! ssucd ~ not So "a
VEL clVc me q sent. then. I seE
Ut Clve Yea AoN on the ca 2
tcr- anof.c We-6 r-f q vnu tSe
i3otr = elTlns nc sa;ch a frst-. -.
w1
Proving plots won't alVsys Vs-k-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-19
NURSES DANCE FOR SOLDIERS
HC>piusl Aucnaants Scss - Give Ara-
l.ulAncc Go TilAnksc1N ing n5nn.-r

WIZ ere ,llcsfls a-sf1;lcr - give
ne mem hs-s - re Tl,Sa AT. sclAacs
r-sS ThE- s,sriv--c 5i--e- re
-sss 81. -hf Tuis hcsv "a. lEs- -5cnt
.lTA-1ti S-s toward me goa =
Amount RAs ere r-oostss l---- tA-
ttl E-Rt- 90 tN- Ectel Tl'ss a--l,ls
-'l'o.-. lar'-5-rs ihe ctssr-u.cs trr7- ,ns
sr.S. In tht lrt.hE. o hc 1l5 ro- --ssz.,-
o. dAccs AK wfc -aSss Sssd Ire s--.:
REP VITA tlt AsfA--
srS-l tr- t.ec r-l-r - 80 dane
So 20 c'ciocs --gl - ,ss shs i--
-s--1 tE1 .-a--l UEs ft1 w.
aa1r--s coav,-s -rs Kf1Ri- Ssvs--s-5
----.e = tEe formal s. ttc.-ea $50
1I occssrc- " s--a- res u's-t -r1-
t-s-et -Htv r-ases O. "a S--l r-..-s
-f-s- Der sE5 been -he-e o tcU zl.r-
L,e,
-n5 ue.e Gags 2 .Ae ru-SsS w.
l-l-0e- Ent -l--s Pa --.: ths cl- -su-
a ,tf-th - --s ,-u- 20 -ns srs-e
-NE.' O. three u~sa---s APPEARED zs
Sung s-1-s-s rcV-e OF lsEve ma ds
.fr -us- l. -ns occasion
Ihs sQ-1sg-s c[ -Ne dance v-s-s 1ouz
H rn@i- V-Eiss - ths h-csr -nn-Kr--
r.-r. whscN gave -hs- tnt us. u .ss
~ $50 Vas furnished " tec
lar-sr r-- sf.<.-n
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-19

CarTitre Wouit be lr "a condition which
Wouid make posS t., MS execution to-
'lorruU. the physician would not say.
4et attempt - Suicide was une G.
tttrt io-. a.'ho ne mar tad ar-
rtuuut.i at New orleans that lf % tlld
hl. lu. sag r.ihcs than be hArsct it
was urilc' "a here that be had tccou.e
'cslLrrf 60 h.> fate Ttrtf raArl>
have tccl kept lcsr t.-. since De vs.,
YlAcrd 500 ttt dcsth cell ana q; vas
" Nhic t-.t f-auis were n-aT h.u ana
Win -.s legs chained ant tIs wrists
OH 4tlca tNat hr managed o. tN-
trtct the Uar.r blade aud slash nl>
tfrosJ NcW or when h- cH.all-s The
sor h'aLt alths-.-cs are luEose tr
figure.
% vas ace aea tolay thAs Ca-r.cra
WcaH4 rat or hanged "a, the same t..,-t
Ae a rcrr, murderer Es VAS at ans.
Q's.r CA-ritrc objected si-tna-
oas,y o. S.ch an ar-aUc Cement
lu,fSs Gr1trucr Pleasant intern -r~>
or Car-. errs physical corG.tltr makes
is impossible tae execution vs.. .AIH
pace tomorrow uo~u nc
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-19
JOPLIN EIPEtTS REAL
SCRAP NEIT M0NDAf

JOPLIN No. Oct ,S-Erer lsans-
me- -ss -'sy-zs.l.ly sloa6e- who liVNs
II - RS III nk-ne q. ever haihsav.--
h-r~ kn6 wao halls from the Nrcesy
c5Sr - Chlckca. W. arrive lSte today
- -n-nu---tN II JOsillr Fresh crNsa his
v7c-1rr uvt- Charlie Metre az Mi.
wLESes, - carEll$ss training for nis
Jss--s-ss Mun5xy night n the Southwest
AEhls1r ran x-1lh Arl0s FannfnS. the
k4SlHf,r-r1 F9Rst
WtsL- -sst nU-cHTns q. the contest
<1n 1,s 3 rnesx one eAr predicted
-tK- E7L-r nm Nuule hs ever hammer
llE EE-lrlE-r. v'tIis Enu1hstr shot re
rr-- -es-U< VIA .hs rsInR-A thar they
v-Tul1 ~ s-e- -Ellulnr Hammer. ANY
VIZ rs ~ re 4 Fknntre- Hammer
atu- ~ -Fra--ef n Hammer FSnAlas &
rssG-e<r g. trr-t .E-,s aasucr5 riyAtty,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-19
TENNESSEE TRAIN BANDITS
ESCAPE WITH $4,000 LOOT
No rrAcc of Heavily Armed Robbers
discovered by Poses Sc-cur-
ing Hills

pNhRSEURG. Tenn oct Is
Sheriffs forces of several Tennessee
counties Joined tcriCht in system
attic search for two r,sn who tocay
held % al express uesseI ger aboard
Chicago. Memphis a Glf ra-iroad
train near the topn % Eldgley, ten
Eliles north - ihls CITY. and escaped
with si.teo - currency - Far as
could he aScertzi-e3 here however. 10
trace % the men hAt hesn found ~ =
late hour
According - statement made ry
the express messenger the tWo men.
both @: whom were heavily armed.
made their appearance u hs car
when tie train was nearing k-deley.
oveTPoN ard boGnd and gagged
HIN. secured possession q TIE keys q
The express car safe and. after stuff
ins several packages Of currency -
their pockets. i-Eped from the train
Ten thousand dollars IN silver con
was IN the ssfe. e-t the rrobtrs took
none 81: j. TIE money WAs 3 ship
ment cons gn-a by Memphis bank
10 hanks % Eirslsy and Tspio2ville,
Terl
Ire rohNtry Was discovered = hen
TIE Train reached Rtdsley.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-19

\ --1vs---. W. nE6 yuz arrived ~
ho,s- wEs utiss-rA5 ~ ne c1s-s
- - -uzfizr marks n EAcs l- -ls
-erls-s- me IAsss
WaA; ~ ru1 5.llE"~ EsSe5 Il.
cls-E
Fu--l-r avn ~ 12-s rsEE@e
,As W-oltS-Ns 81 '5.--ns- Es rt ,u---1-
.c5 E56t-r = - -z-Es
TIE cse-s srrVpe6 Az When hs hKt
4 .c-Ll a -sas isEr-rs z TAs noI &C.
s1rs-5 .s have -. -aSls-+T Adorned q
thlS way
-Dor- l.s t1-lrit---- -Sso1nes me
IrEvele-- give Ins cl-ns 20 cuuqls-s
IN sCrs---s
re Ih.. caz-1-ctal "a fi-sz rEa
marks SHus ths ss--n7 rWs IL
q Snl.k- wxy- and ne ihl-5 -Uc
Nevis --ns ssrer-h --E-k hs
passed over = ne t5zn-A A-5 r.-z.h
X. A2gs7 5e6 sAg-- s-rE rEi Ines n
the a.o-rc-- = -Ais war. -. ms
Signature thsz appeared - tulio~x
A18 q VE-v seaE
k-E T-cpe- Signature j. WRs So
EtnrT E-lAn5 III ne cit-k UEs
S.,g.sESs.d 80 Sz-1Slr1
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-19
TEXAS ANTlDRAFTERS ARE
GIVEN 6-fEAR SENTENCES
Ihucc Ncmhrr> Il larucr-' and
frntcVruVc As>slsttou
tonNfrfs,A

ABILENE. Teas Dlt lk-JutEe
Geo Sc ~. Jack .r fede-a. distract
cc-rt Late telay sentenced tl-~e
81 e'nt.cr> 20 the Farmers ara labor
trs irc-cctl1c association g. ssry.
* wears -c fr5tral p-fer~ a-
worth AAn.. tc- conspiracy 20 5esex;
tse eslcc.Nr i-af; lAw Trey we're.
. 7. h.N-rt STATE r-sa-.ltr ; D.
hasc, state president E-a : :
lhcp'e.- sscrct2rs. TE.s,s -stNe- ctAc-
ct.tra&uts. gf~s-ata U4;h tL- Ss.Ic g.
.c-sf. Wr-c acquitted
l-r-r cG.Ltt,y fclleulne q-orcl-ce-
s.trs % sentence cl4rs,, fcr Gtgsra-
ATS filed ccu f.- neW t-iAL
pNllc vAs rvs-r-.c5 Defense az
-crrtss thtl gave notice % agyt-l
A-seo declares tht Nersi-t u1s s
rr e-----zrt 50 .ls-tcs
-er case WAS crrel rl Ire r.ry
T'-gs4as -leN; after ;-tai .Es..rs q
month
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-19
LYON KEEPS KETTLE BOILING
N-eC CtT "a BurtRl
=. CGurhf- ~ fHT.

y = -. C4TalA
-. CGnTes- aliaE.
OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla oct i
sccretarn q safe - lHcr Aral-. -
cav called A-rsu-scr = Governor Wa
l..,ls 70 The cordi,Icn u me CANE pro
i.c,lor tul3 Iycn VAS Us; IL re
c.iyt q g report On the co- -i-'- =
;hs fund G.. made ~ Ire game 49,
cel- GerrSs sinh, IN Wr'ch = Ezs
SEATED thAi -ae-c WAs sisf!1S-s -
tA- creal- q ths fund Lyu7 -ecs-tly
C, ,sscseSs[ully protested % ~ ssAl~
sl-.;l- ,Av.G range" warrants -
csrss re co1tsrd=6 there wAs 10 A.
;A-or-EAtloa tor IL
-est lsre- Iy-- w-c-s - ths rcV-
er--r ,o5Ry :
hREc trls IA --cs-vs3 n --Ea---t
:--r1 ne tlsh kl5 r1-'e W-t--e-l- s-a--
rs -1E- 1e hLs q ne c-'s--- as ~
G. -.os-- t- ne susie C-sssl-T 20 -.e
C-s 9-1.ec-- o. rI-5 o. >tr-e-- ''e1
so -s--. S14hsSl A. re tl-as :
Vr--.s -N- letter - iAe s-s>s EEe ~
"a ie5 - E-tt-.ir- - -Ne fn-- -hr-
acre WIS s.zrh-lr 49, s. Gee - the
----tlt = rs tu15 rr'-.ls creIsu-y. =
Hr-1ty -rv <.CE-es have ms re-urrec
f-r-l -.t S-X-s I-sEs.-s-s of.ent- zu1
@u5 -t-s E--r--r = ne credit - -hf
c1rrs ---see-1o- Nlnt sSt1ss, ANA
re -s2.-- -c -Ais aHnce ana - -ne
SAKE a. lll5s ~ thlS 5Esa. s-hCfis
.AE- -hs~s uEs S-sbSs1-t = ne
crv1-- rt -ts SAFE CE-ns D~15e--ior
cvnd = ven Enlss-E1-uC W s-r-s
70 thls 81 1snsy RAJ -h+ rs1s Va
5f- s-E-es hs rs u- 5socs1; were -
.fls c-ec-- q lns game E-c-.c-luI fun1.
~ -Llf 80 ecE--rr ---r-ss- E-5 - -
;hf c-ee.- -. -ns rEu+ .-r-sc-lou cEnc.
and Ns AEvt s-r-sE Ee-vs -te-s :
-r1v ykt-E3- 70 -ris c-eEl- En5 bear
80 l--s--e>-"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-19
! aQUi Indians Behead
Innocent MEXICAN BOYS

n 'CSoN Ar--. N-- -S-M - -oS-
81 Is F.Wrt- l: p H4sa. Texas s.
-r. red ---ss whr tta go gre acrstc
g.. u-re ere oatt-c4A o: NA.-. l--
-ls1- -r ttt NtNea- STATE 90 >e-a--l
rcAcert here tcaay ana tat6 Il. s---s
- ttf l-rrr.-ts co--r. ..trs t1 chc
redskins cE NtXrE- res fr-s ~ -
a u-t- declared sNe Sw EEllls
t-t roa1 tv.r s-1ll NfN-a- r.ls So
tft1 ,-t.-c- tst mining -t-r .tr-t-l-
p 49, SO u.as .a-E-tr ar.l. =
rr.ts srl.r 90 gre .,.-5s- - Gar tS
s-10 r. .rt ss-a. 80 A-t-la1r> lxve
ben slc5
--rc--- ----e1 -fVc--s reached ns-H
tc-lF r-c- Negs.es -hs- O. sa.--s =
~ T-os-eSs -skr E--E .--s tt-u.etc
Nlr-- --a4ZaS ans ceser1. -~rr-.s
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-19
BELGIAN COLONY PROPOSED
Several Thousand Refugees WIN Re
Gwen Homes Near Minneapolis.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Oct is,-
James SleNir Of the Socle,e de Colon,-
sSnon AaeT,oalne of Parts au.
noanced here today that arranSe.
ments are being completed Tor the
purchase OF an Immense tract " land
within hundred miles W Minneap.
siis where a colony will hc established
'r several thousand Helsian refugees
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-19
SUPERIOR COURT TERN OVER
fsr>s ~~S,srn of NJ Tribunal Gets
>s&fc Fs,t-Tc>sa Couvrcs5o-s<

"a 81 G l-i-fi .rgr-r EL-sEu
r-t-. EAs- Trhsrr
DHl-N RIGHT cElA Ccl -.
- TEA % -hs new Cr-+s coa--
: 5,s-1.- -our- cEz,s - cr-,ss 7sss,s.r-
aEy Afternoon csric1kls kns A. c1--
cs-De1 V-crs pleased u.-h ne q ls-s-
lss r,Erre- - z.1cS -hs cAsAs U-s-s
Z 'ss,ose1 - The rs--r was c--i1r--l8,
crs 1-6 -nf s-1-s AR5 UruSak1 suc-
cess 81 .'r-oc--r .rr - ccrz1cs ms We
l.r- " prisoners charged u--h .slS,-
p 'rs Ns--- E-cs --as
S~7h-ss 90 -ha "a anse-cs 90 9 cc..---
iSs srl les rev quarters ~. II ~
t--isfe1 cCl- WIS cortuc.s,z - -l-
Ne;hoH = cNL-cN a: rN- cloSt =
ca - -Nt-s vs. csos-Sl sxo6-s =
= I.1 'ssNrls 40 has - make q -.-t5-rs-
C-- - rF-E-I htrs Ccu--v A--rr-
-e'v "a f7s-.-r SD Ccu-r Clt-F zK--
-isc7 A-r-ole q. SE-su- "a sx--rssss
t,--r .rs-s IS c--aA-,F 2 l-Esct Nfh ne
ftw cc--. 1-s -as -ns~-e- - v~frA E,
Vas condu-,ss ~ -u5gs Skv-c,-6 =.
W1c1r
NarF 90 me 1E--c~s rs - hss-s v-e-.
g--s11i- -rt-a >EE-,7sa business u.n
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-19

-EEN-NN. y =. AZ -N->@c--~
.S--v x .hs -rrs-55- Tr1rk3sn = 1kr.
wfEs r- RS w-Kv e-r-l TrS.sN 1rr-n- =
New Tu-G .N1sE- w-KS -EEs- SoS1s-1T
tN VIII ~ Sr-AcS - grippe O. -ns
--z3n 7uS1 assu-s -h1ch,rE ms c3Sy
and when ne arrived here ne 1rrns-
tikz.ar ---u-,>S - WASH irC-o- Ekr3-
8e- II ne CAV S@c-+-E-T Lane NHt A.
G-sSsas / -es-.rs z. -l.tsa---- lazr
rCcSe-s = rsh1AdslENsiN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-19

-srrlnr - ll--1.e1 1l-IAs- =; -n+
gS-Lss- nses-rE. An1 AT pressing urun
rs hearers 1As ueceSss-T - 4 oa-s
rs-ssrSl x---,6ATcs. when .kS a sa-1 a.
cl1ocNs- 20 Ms K,-rlDs-- E-3 Er,.,sE-
- SD Ky t-sch-sr~ = sKs ban
observed " sozns-nnS -hE- Ihs y-KvH-
-DsT-ur is ne Ies---sssres-S- = re
rNE-cA. = rAss ~ -hs czss : A.
k--H5E va shAE ~ fpEnE v.-v -eKr
.N.s Na-.N Poe
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-19
S.PULPA CENSUS IS TAKEN
Vparncaxl Fsru-ss F9scc oG CITY mp
xllxIlon a; la-eee.

y ord C-ssi luur7T Sl--sEL
ma EAk1 znisur
SAE---FA Okla Oc1 sS--l noti'-
TIA -ss1z-Sk N rhs ceEsss nov sesHS
ssSsr ss C-esS cnl-cy announced to-
az ~ C-Hn5s - Txylo- show that
SLgtul-,a mss & po7llk5oa ~ sQ9ro1l-
-1an-ssr IL thn. TSylo- skld that tAe
cu-r snlR-lur q figures would not cx-
k-s5 tDco6 i Eouls reach. vnS.
-u--as- SA-UsTa has So1S-cS .: y
y,uyyseKr3cr a. lsbtt.
ne county sAs been divided iIro -
Eis1-ac-s ana Al s---Hs-Rccr hiss ceoD
nsScre5 - esch Mary ~ sAe cen
s.ss-.xks-S h-s lhs wives ot solasrSs
lg-w --Ksrlrx ~ CAMP --RVss
Nnrh 2r-sresz csr:e-s In TIRE race
.u- ne iA-ces- c2Sy n CreeS county,
ErS ne -zcs Is Ne1z'cSn SS2o,ya and
Trarn-1xHE No figures have yet been
res-seveS -rcga tas laste- place, and I
u ~. -hS- d. viii re al aesst a week
os1s-t a. os he .1yEres are in
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-19

S,-s otg.A--r,t-t - y 70 y a :
1s- s-rc on lr-s.a-sr- o. wElre t-sv
g-s -.---c eltn Sz-r-srv rs .c-s-
'eH MS ~ q. -Nt --.'s .N-1-- -As
-'sr -az- .r gays 5sr 90 -As week
ttf w. - -lE-- ana tEt-r n--
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So. .E-Ior. ~, rt .-f-,cE 90 g avs
sis' trcos t1- ~U-- Whs- -h-H re
Tl-u
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VHrt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-19

CEECAg>0. C.-I -k-W > Nf--la
ssc-s-z-s uc the Mr. 7-cS U,a-s Essn-
c4A-ao-a isS2@S s1E-@rn-r- -rnirN- =
NNscN ne Oppressed r~c-'sc n tN4 81
tlCr-ot-t rnaEV ~ 1-rs -as-oe eAg-s - n.
SoE-a cAs-r>6 WI ccr.sgst-Ecy Ard
oeciE--c IN. Ec-arr sl-ourA1 '-urss~crs-
sS--r sEuil4k-iur ans trsu-T- u-sar .nt
~ f.l.I r.ls,rs.s-s q ths Assae.1.sn--
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-19
Nsr4,rod Av.s,,r F-uurA, Horpr

AA>- S>TlAN lAc- -N-LH+ Ns1F
@ -nlkz Si5dis, III AFns-1c8n AvlHro-
no wLS sll@e II Sss'ts-nos- S.-ls
Of VA Se-Elcs. vi - ElGceS II a
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Gns sh3y.Tst.s - A1ns-acE are -he va.
Ead6is Was Er-kcneS q zns -AfNCe--s
fly5r.c SC uEz-11. re Escsl6e5 - =
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1suuE-rs and Eisl. 1.saz1-E.1 81 r. VIZ
4 ssw 5&vs lE-s- rs toEy xEs washed
- n ~. ride n Ec-nnut-ALr-Zsss IN
ne nd--N caGs- q. Eo1lAnE
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-19
Chicago Socialists Cleared
, Of Conspiracy Charges

GRAND RAPIDS. Nscn- Csc- -K-
Aool5h St-1ns- Q. CAlGGro. txHc---r-
ss.a--.ET q rns -E-1u- SccsE -
yL-Tr Ea5 c=E c-As- -.s-S1ns were
soc15e-s-d ~ a -l-v - C-.ce5 S-E-ss
5-E-1r- ccE-- oe-s us evening 0l
c.L-rss = ea-sE--1rF ErElsc -ss -
1s,--rs L-Lf-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-19

San AN-NNI(i. l,c- IA -r-k, -
.ct -u-is - -U-Ssv -usK. WI Ns r.
s-sr-1Sirled -esKrEsr,F1ar Gzy - sri
G,s-s rc ID. SuC-hHrr asFE-r-rer-. a.
cd-l--sr 10 1rnurncsTne-- -rasa rn5kr
Escs snlois- WI r~--rr- - ozn-ss
~ ben - M -errlE- s.ee. r-A-in-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-19

he said that schools. chzrches. bus,-
ness houses and homes woz,6 re con-
strueted and raii for OFT Q. s..5te.-
VVe fUnd set aside for colcll-z.tJ.
projects in the United S.ates
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-19

orleA.s--ET rR vs1s u ss- Urn
su-rs q. IN. fanny sh,ncx 1nsS ssls
ma ls's spch n Saks~
01t-- knew .. 14ss r1Eiss ,.
ksses re . As MS .k.asr~srs-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-19
Traders No. 4
los East First Street

Our business has increased
- that we have found i rscss-
SArY - make more room II
order 70 take care of the trade
properly. Heretofore the limit
u orr capacity has been SS. .0ao
5 Gay. We have arranged for
storage roon and have in
creased or expenses of doing
Business thereby maintaining
or principle q selling for less
and the goods Ems, be good
goods OF The sale Is 10 Sooi-
come 2l6 see.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-19
Good Silk Values


that you shouldn't overlook.
Crepe de Chine. Special S1.59
,z0-inch crepe De chine in all
colors and shades. Regular
sl75 value. special $i-59
Crepe Meteor AT $3.50.
We are showing a beautiful
assortment OF 49-iBch crepe
meteor in evening shades and
dark colors al .-- $3.50
silk Pop,ins, Special 81.
5s-.nch silk pOphn II ali the
new shades
Duchess Satin and Charmeu-e
at $3.50.
40 inches wide. in all the
wanted shades and black and
white
Moon-Glo Crepe
This j. = Nigel SILK and Is
made 20 launder- in all the
new fall shades: 80 inches
wide. Special for -- sass
Corduroy at s1-s5.
3s-inch corduroy in brown.
rose, silver, navy. fern new
blue and black
Corduroy 81 si-s5.
Ss-irch corduroy in gold. re
ss3a. green. crow biue and
old rose Very popular for
sport wear.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-19
We Want

ycG- seoon3-hAnt Sao;Al-ss. vi nav
N4EAe< p-soes- 6org Sc ur@- vuu
nEl Is FAo-t ls.3 Co-ns E.rs
ana Bssssa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-30

ment Of about 100000 and is the
second of its kind in the world, the
other being in Peru"
Wage Increases
Relative to labor conditions IN the
big factories over the country. agents
of the bank have made the following
@Pepperen Cotton mills. Of Bidde-
ford, Ne, and York Cotton mills, of
Saco. Ne, granted 10 percent wage
increase to 10000 operatives, effective
June 1.
and three in Mittineague, Mass, have
advanced emergency bonus to en-
ployes from 10 percent to 20 percent
until further notice
Emergency bonuses and wage in
creases have been announced by large
paper and cotton mills in Adams,
Mass, affecting 1000 operators. Rem
frew Manufacturing company and
Berkshire Cotton company, largest of
the several corporations taking ac-
ton. announced a 10 percent increase.
Hazard Wire Rope Works, Wilkes
Barre, Pa. has granted wage increase
Of 10 percent to its employees
Western Union Telegraph company
has announced the following bonuses
for its employees: Eight percent of
all salaries less than 1920; percent
Of salaries between 1920 and $4,000.
$1,000. 80
Fore River Shipbuilding corpora
ton, Quincy, Mass, has raised wages
Of its 5000 employees 10 percent.
The Texas company will paw a bo-
nus of 10 percent on salaries for the
first quarter of 1917 to all employees
receiving less than $500 a wear
Hart. Schaffner ard Marx. Chi
cago, have raised wages of their en-
ployes 10 percent
Detroit United Railways companS
has agreed TO ruling of a board of
arbitration granting wage increases
to its employees amounting to $500. 600