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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-08

The Eur.au "t manufacturing r.
sources !l1G hn..n formed by thu Council
.f National r"I"nS. (" w"rk "S - part
49, ms War INDUSTRIES i:"ard. The ''"un-
IL Is taking 'v"r? rr"''ant!"n I" guard
against economic. unrest ana urh"afi,l
when calling "u IN" American Industries
Cor war w"iA. Howard t.. '"H'u mas
ben on" clos" friend ~ th' passenger
ear ,i,anufn"tu-.u" industry wh" has
tonight uSist.ntiv against any r,"H"'
- ch..rk III" growth IL PASSENGER ear
making ~. such :.u extent ~ :" XIII ;lI''
business during ,hH wnr. TIL" r"'in'il
IS going max" II" arbitrary "laSSift"'i-
ton ~ Any industry ~ an essential "r
.ron-.sscnti,,f 'rhs curtalinl"nt OF an!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-08

TIL. cxccu,ivr conmittr. OF tho As
sn.iat.d Autumohil" clubs ar New JeT-
Soy has made an urgent appeal W the
rrinritv board 1T IN" lait''l states S"'-
.rnn.ut asking that that body CIV
priority p,rmISSinn for ia" use 81 NJ
cars in road building and nGa'h'a'n"''cc
Of roads. t" tint cars wh''h' III
>,.,,,., ,,.-.. denied t. road building in
.,...sts ALI over America. The New
t.,,..y.c I,,hs say ihat read building Is
&c rho most Important activities "i
v,,r times and roads are one or IN"
.r-:,..st needs If war ;iln"S ti;t' '''' :
mr.. necessary f"- n" transportation VI
,,,,,..riai IN connection with New 1cF-
s..v read building work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-08

No.ur M,,.-..r ROM ;.;,:,ilrS t'is,:'"S$ ~
/ the I[lo:!,! - '''u;'ir! rms i"'''N"f
r;,.. >u,.,.>e:nl :itr"1@"t!"u 90 t"t':"rS
-, hauling wn..i ny knHkrE !" k!ondik''
riy.r las. winter Nest al: tn" traffic
~ ~. ;Ii,.'.::k.. Eri'i .'s"u = t'"w be-
itrs: !.audi,,! ~ meteor i"'w"r. The r"''is'
Surrnuriiur Dawson Ar". now being
l:u; :nr, rn";"r ar IraTi" and motor
.nrs now :ray"! IN dr. weather - 10 ."
mil:S ...ut an! ha,k from lf'wS"n tn
rmu;- uIr B.-nanza. IN" Ss'.''ir r"r'" ar
Alaska is n"w being built III h.:it
iin".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-08

Reports from Vancouver. Frttlsn 70
lumbia, do not indicate that III" war
has materially Effected the aut"m"h'le
business These reports show. thae
there was sold LIS Ford ears and the
nearest competitor was the Mcl.auEh-
lin-Bu!ck with ooS. Tho third IN IN"
list was the Chevrolet with @2I ami IN"
Overland followed with AS with I"1S"
Brothers next with So sind StudshaN''r
with IS. MAXWELL A., Chalmers 81. p"rt
80. Paige Detroit -. fiuds"n II. hrtsc"r
IS and Franklin ~. \ The figures cover
the first nina months Nj the year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-08
AUTO NOTES FROM
HERE AND THERE

Eddie R!ekcnbaeher. American racing
rilo, is now q full tiedgcd air man AZ
the French front. Eddie startso lot
Europe az driver for Fershtns and
then Joined tho aviation corps. In nv"
weeks no went through tho entire course
OF instruction for air work ard recei'-
I'd the French hrcvst which certli'eS
tina. he Is AN efficient mir pilot; lie has
now been named = Lieutenant and IL
chief Of the mechanical department or
one Of the american aviation sch""'s
established S6t,"wh"re In France.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-08

.rI.. General Vehicle company plant
-, Long Island city. the property OF
th,. Peerless Motor Car COMPANY ~
stated 10. hav. sold t" tho government
far $500. Nnn. The Peerless c"tt'Pt':
rrnr.ly says thar the Tl;at VIII nc SsSa
t,r some tim" 70 manufacture u "
nlnrt ric Trucks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-08
RAPID PROGRESS MADE
ON HOSPITAL UNIT

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. July .
pr. William Fl. Goodwin. director of
base hospital No. IL. which is being
raised by she University Of Virginia.
left to-day for W ,h'..SIrn with Lewis
d. Crenshaw. who J.; assisting ham
in the organization of tho unit for
conference with the authorities at the
Red Cross and surgeon generals Of
fee
The unit has been very fortunate In
securing doctors and nurses. having al
ready had more applicants for these
positions than can be filled. over l0a
applications for the cnl,::tri psrS,t.n>l
and civilian employees. 16I in ali. AZ
ready have been received. aud letters
arc coming in daily offcrirS the SER
vices Of men and women skilled in the
various fields of work.
The committee in charge is DESTROYS
of completing the unit next week. so
that il can be formally turned over to
tho Red Cross and he on call for ser
vice at any moment
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-08

the matter OF dependency Postmis-
tress Mount declares that her husband
registered on June 5. and claimed ex-
emption from military service OH the
grounds that he was an assistant post
master in the service of his wife. This.
Mrs. Mount says. doesn't jibe with the
facts. Her husband. according TO the
letter has been employed on the In
terrationai Railway for about two
months prior TO registration. and had
in no way assisted her in tho office.
Il am perfectly capable OF caring for
my two children and myself" tho post
mistress wrp'e. and to clineh the case
added. and am in no way dependent
upon him
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-08
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT
FOK AL TNAEI.NIr naHI. G

IA
w a S II \ G. TON July 7-ueavy
ilquidat1on of short-tcrm paper. dis
counted in connection with Liberty
ioan operations. a reduction of moro
tnan bi.OOo.ooO in government de-
pesits, and a gain of about s79Ooo 0oo
IN reserve deposits. are Indicated In
Inc Federal Reserve boards sto;e
ment, issued to-day. at the close OF
business July C.
Ihe agEreeat" reserves Of Federal
reserve banks increased :h,u, so,nnn
600 during the week
:. Ihere was u cnnsidcrahl. concep-
tration of government funds ~ ,he
NeW York Bank. largely because of
that institution acting as fiscal agent
TOT the treasury in She paymcn, Of adj
yances TO atl!ca governments
Deposits from nonmembcr banks ,ro
H2tea Tor the first time New York
CITY Bank having made a denosi, nf
s2s;9oo'ooo FOR clearing purposes.
resources and liabilities foIlou
Resources.
Gold coin and certificates
IN vault. ........s 40 25a ooo
CO se,'ienent fund 49,. 3.l.3S0. 600
VIZ" ioFe'eh agencies 5o.5Ol 900
-. Total gold held by
banks ......s SO. ON mo
Gold reserve with Federal
reserve agents. A1o-,5n non
Gold redemption fund 97s,n 900
- Total gold reserves sIa,- -nq ooo
Legal tender notes. sill
:. yer etc. Observation-Disclosures. 3s3l4.ooo
ain. a. reserves '.... si.35e,ol7. 600
s,I Hers so, ..,.'. ',......... l2s, s5s 900
fe' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2ol.ss4. 900
Jfn,,.S ga s,a n'l!S on hand 33l,5l7.ooo
'ong-term securities aoo.s mn
United States government,
,,n snort-term securities 2ss5a, 600
pa warrants '...... 1870
Total earning assets Z in5 5s2o on
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Total liabilities. 80. O33 go. 900
--'Differencc between net amounts
due from and net amounts due to other
Federal reserve banks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-08
ANNUAL CONVENTION
OF CHRISTIAN CHURCHES

LYNCHRtRG, VA. July THE an
nual convention of the South Piedmont
District of the Christian churches.
which includes LynchburE, Danvillc
and Roanoke. will meet July 1919, at
Pleasant View Church. Franklin Coun-
~. The prncipa! convention speakers
VIII be President J. 7 7. Humble. Nir-
ginia Christian College: Rev f. r.
kemm. OF the faculty of that college:
Rev. Joseph T. Watson and Ritchie
Ware, lynchburg: Rev. George w.
Phelps, Martinsvile. and Rev. c. t.
Powell. Roanoke. y number of Lynch
burg people will be present
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-08
NGIsTRATE LETS BOG %
DECIDE OWNERSHIP

NEW YORK. July T.-Solomon Sc
Letting the right mother exercised no
more judgment than did Magistrate
Dodd in arranging dispute between
two angry women as to ownership of
a cog.
Mrs. Josephine dc Kofsky had Mrs.
Mary Rosen summoned to court on the
charge that Mrs. Rosep had her pet
dog. which had disappeared some days
ago.
Its my dog" said Mrs. Rosen. in
answer to the charge.
Let the dog decide for himself"
said the Judge. Court attaches and
spectators formed lane. and the dog
was let loose at one end. lie walked
straight to Mrs. de Kofsky and stayed
there.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-08
GroccrS Arc Acquitted.

pANNlll.E. VA. July six retail
IroceryIncn were acquitted this after
noon OF Il charge of having unlaw-
fully conspred TO ruin the business of
certain grocery in North Danville
The men were indicted by the grand
jury. There were 200 witnesses. aI.l
the case was started on Friday after
noon. The grocers admitted having
carried petition TO Wholesalers
threatening to boycott them if they
sold TO consumers. One witness said
the original petition was destroyed for
fear II might land them in trouble
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-08

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CHEMICAL co
Once of Treasurer.
THE Rishmond. Va. June IS. 1917.
lie hoard of directors OF Virginia Caro-
- lima Chemical Company have this day de.
share. the same being Dividend No 50
on me common stock yof this company. pay.
apie august i. 1917, when checks will be
mailed to common stockholders OF record
az tne close OF business July Il, 1911
transfer books will not be closed.
S. W. TRAEERS,
Treasurer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-08
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD CO.
0mcc OF the Treasurer.
r,. Wi WillminEton n. c.. juno 30 1917
ne boaru OF directors OF Atlantic Coast
Line railroad Company has declared
can'is OF SN per cent on the common
The othGe OF the treasurer. Wiiniin Ston. =
=. on tuesday: July TO- 1917. to such stock
heidsrs as shall be Registered on the books
o. 9ne company on Tuesday. June 10 1911
JAMES F. POST
Treasurer
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THIS WIFE WON'T LET
HUSBAND BE EXEMPTED

ALBANY. July Mot all women in
New York State want their bubbles
kept off the firing line Mrs Mildred
l. Mount. poStmistress OF Olcott
Niagara County, doesn't. for one.
The adjutant- Office has re-
ceived communication from Mrs
Mount in which she takes issue with
her husband. Harry I'losser Mount. on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-08
vIRGlNIA. cARoLINA CHEMICAL CO.

VIRGINIA -CAROIISA CHEMICAL CO.
Office Of Treasurer,
Richmond. Va, June IS. 1917.
Dividend No. 81.
TIE board OF directors have this day de-
CARED n dividend OF per cent ts2 per
sharel. the Same being quarterly Divide nd
NO: 81. on the preferred stock OF this com
pany; payable July l6, 1917. when checks
VIII be mailed to oil preferred stockholders
OF record at the close of business June
S. ". TRAvERS
Treasurer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-08
.Sl7.2I4.O50 90

Total amount Of bills
discounted and bought
Tor the week ending
July 6. 1917. G.os
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-08
bunk CLEAR|NGs show
SUBSTANTIAL INCREASE
Local Financial Institutions Send
Through clearinghouse Total
Ss'>',.>,-',ss OF S25.034, OS2.
STATEMENT OF RESERVE BANK
Total Amount of Bills Discounted
and Bought During Past Week,
SO, 200, Il 1S.8O-Statcment for All
Twelve Banks Consolidated.

RIchmond's bank clcarinSs continue
to show exceedingly heavy business
among the banks. with substantial in
cTeSses over the corresponding weeks
of-last year. The weekly statement of
the Clearing House Association. issued
yesterday afternoon after the close OF
business, showed that the banks had
sent through the association tranSac-
lions totaling s25,eSi.oS2. which was
considerable increase as compared with
the same week of last year. Clear
ings for yesterday. short business
day, aggregated S3.61S,7o5.
The Richmond Federal Reserve Bank.
while the total amount Of bills dis
counted was slightly less than for
the previous week. was unusually busy
with routine transactions. and with
matters connected with the Liberty
loan bonds. Bills discounted and
bought by the institution during the
week ending with the close of bust
ness Friday afternoon totaled S6,29o.-
lib.
Governor George ]. Seay issued the
following statement yesterday after
noon showing the banks condition:
Resources.
Coin coin and certii-
Ecates in vault. ........S 6.44o.4a1 Is
Gold settlement fund.-. 20,5oS,o0O Oh
Gold with foreign
agencies .............. l,SS'.ouU oo
Gold with Federal reserve
agent ................ 7,7a5 AS 90
Gold redemption fund.-. 75O377 90
Total Gold reserve s37.a6s.So3 Is
Legal tender notes. silver
certificates and sub
sidiary coin. ........ 1924 20
Total reserve. .s37.46I.I5o SIS
Real estate ........... 900 90
Investments ........... $4,000 90
United States bonds, in
-terest 313651s 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-08
Due from other Federal
reserve banks-net. 80.
Cncollectcd items. ......
sl9,465,000
25l,374.o

Due from other Federal
reserve banks-net. -. .ls,4S5. 900
Cncollectcd items. ....... 2Sl,514.o00
Total reductions from
gross deposits. .....s 27o.s3a.oo
Five per cent redemption
fund against Federal
reserve bank notes. 49,. 500. 900
All other resources. ...... $4,000
Total resources. s.. o33. 16O. 600
liabilities.
Capital paid in .......... 57.657.oo0
Government deposits. l+S.626.o00
Due 10 mcmherS-rcserve
account ...........,.. 1.lla,s47.Ooo
Due to nonmember banks
clearing account. $3.50. 5000. 600
Collection it~ns. ......... 16i.5SS.0 600
Total gross deposits. SIZES. Sc 900
Federal reserve notes in
circulation >.... 527.45e,o 600
Federal reserve bank notes
in circulation, net LA
bilitieS Observation-Disclosures. Its, 600
All other liabilities. in
GLIDING foreign govern
ment credits. .. 21.9os. 600
Total liabilities. 81. O33. T6O. 900
-'DifTerencc between net amounts
In nd a,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-06

had picked IL up in a street car Prob
ably he had been arrested by the beVy
OF bud beauties simpering out from
its gay covers. Mrs. Rubinsky blushed
as she looked at them. To go about
with arms and bosom uncovered. in
that neighborhood. would have been
the apogee of wantonness. The
reader tried to Judge gently She un-
dcrStood, dimly, that great ladies wore
such costumes without prccipitatlng
any immediate social or moral
catastrOphies When she had studied
every detail from their pointed heels
TO their pointed fingertips. she sighed
and turned TO the enhancing pages
inside.
To begin with, there were several
cuts Of almost dressed figures adver-
tising lingerie and corsets. Mrs. Rub
insNy moved so that no ono might
peek over her shoulder as she studied
them During the season when cold
made underwear imperative her fam
ily bought woody things from push
carts In the summer their few uu-
dcrgarmouts could claim no cousin
ship with tho lace and silk wear the
advertising writer's so enthusiastically
described.
And then, because Kubinsky some
times handled furs in his seventh
wlfc ionl,rd ot tho mrs Tho f,rst
cn.t nirt1red ON inc nrctticst pIro
wo. nm ermine trifle valued at
500 000. The next was a sable wrap
which any one could have for 10000.
Just to show that there was 40 snob-
biehress ,bout the establishment a
third picture was added, showing a
r,cdc.t littio riff and neck .og,rf set
for q 5Oo
"Ni.in Gottp' sirhrd Mrs. Rubiusky.
"An mn, pn,n' crazy with trouble nus
cousr b,ous is zone from to 2S
ccrts n mound"
All oftarnoon she rcyelcd i'm a world
OF fashion that was ~ her Rs en-
chont,I as tho laud that Alice found
bovond Tho lool,irr-rlass She ala
not ret thc clcvcrross i'm tho letters
iron, Ioris the wiz i'm tho dramatic
rc,i,,vs tbe subtIe caipties inpliod hy
clc,cr cdi,orials ana oven brilliant
ont limos undor drawings But she did
gat something of the ntmoSphere.
sonctbinr ~ tbe rlamor. There was
that remarkable Interview with a
leadirr actress. Tahnah RubinsIly
looked dizzllv nj a portrait Of the
dreor1.Iike creature in n tulle and
satin nrglige propped against pillows
OF fire Incn. velvet. silk and richest
lace
rTus' TO slccp on" maryeled the
re,dcr Ther sbo rcuombereJ
~ orr, t,l,c them feather beds in "
she routtcrcd "On the fire-escape
tbsv cots mir enough and suntn
,rt.,b, ebokc r,,,,s or dust mans over
tbr,n
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-06
60 CIAL SIDE
~ of the STATE
DRJ NRIGJIT.


Mrs. Floyd Pesg was the guest Of friends
In Cushing several days during the past
week
Miss Stella sumpter who has been i'll
for the past week or two Is how con
Nsl-scrui
NJ and Ms 7. G Irwin. Of Alton.
visited friends in this city several days last
week
Mrs L. Harp. Of Joplin. Mo. va. the
guest of friends 10 Drunright last week.
Mss Nina Erickson Is visiting relatives
snd friends IN Manhattan. Kan.
Niss MargAry Massa, Of Lockwood, No.
is the guest Of relatives and friends in this
Nr and Mrs. W. 7. Mum and son, Max
Shawnee
Miss Nossi. Richardson. OF oiltOn. spen,
last sunday IN this city the CUES, Of her
sistv Mrs W A Brown
Mr and Mrs James Perry have returned
from visit with relatives and friends in
Mounds,
Mr. and Mrs. C. b Richards. of Gushing.
seie the guests Of friends in this city lasi
Mrs Jack Hyde has returned from visi,
wi'h friends in Guthrie for the past fort
night.
the guests OF friends in this city sunday
Mrs. p. l.. Smith Of August, Kan, is
spending fortnight as the guest Of friends
in th; city
Miss Marguerite o Brien OF Tulsa. spent
several days in Drumrsht last week the
guest OF friends
Miss Clara Montgomery. Of Kansas City.
Kan. is spending a few weeks in this city
the guest OF friends.
Miss Myrtle Houston Of Chelsea is spcnd-
ing a few weeks in this city rs the guest Of
friends
Mrs. r. b Farris, who las spent the last
fortnight as tho guest Of friends in ST. Louis
has returned nome.
Mrs. + H. Hanst, Of this city. was called
to Rose Hill, H.. By the serious illness Of
her sister. the first OF the week.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-06
BItISrON.

Mr.. and Mrs L. W. Wilson visited their
daughter IN Tulsa. last Sunday.
Miss Gleuniss Kellerman Of Lebanon, 40,
Is the guest OF Mrs J. W. Teter, snd other
friends. IN this city.
Mrs George Mcmillan and Mrs. NJ. Jones
are entertaining their brother, Pat Brown,
OF Sails, Miss
Misses Bess Hughey and Grace Eliee Far.
rar and Dwight l. Purdy. drove to Drum
right Sunday and spent the day.
Mrs r. W. Yakish was hostess TO the
Embroidery club last week. Civic improve.
ments was the topic OF suggestion at roll
call and many good ideas were advanced
for the beautifying of the streets
Mr.. and Mrs II. II. Barker have moved
from Sapulpa and Will hereafter call Brs-
tow their home. Mr. Barker is the president
Of the First State bank
Misses Elsie Lowrey and Fay Bur, spent
Saturday and Sunday with their parents in
Chandler.
Mrs j. NJ Jackson is spending a month
In South Missouri at West Plains, Mo. visit
ing her parents She was accompanied by
her daughter Miss Helen.
Mrs c. H. Purdy has returned from Tulsa
after two weeks visit with friends
Mrs X w. Loyett WAS the guest Of friends
in Tulsa several days last week.
Mr. and Mrs. X W Yakish entertained
the parents Of Mrs. Yakish. Mr.. and Mrs, J.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-06

rect to the emperor thru the mails.
The letters will be opened by court Of
ficials and submitted TO the emperor,
who will grant or reject the appeals
or petitions as he sees fit.
The departure is interpreted as the
answer of Premier Terauchi to those
OF his critics who claim that his gov
ernment is extremely bureaucratic. In
wider sense, IL is regarded as in
cooperating a desire to satisfy the
democratic tendencies of the people.
The Toxic News agency asserts that
Prince Yamagata, one Of the elder
statesmen, is greatly concerned by the
democratic tendencies Of the japanese
people in political and education, as
well as in religious and social affairs
Generally speaking, the opinion pre-
walls that the Russian revolution will
give an impetus TO the development Of
democracy IN Japan.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-06
JAPAN YIELDS TO DEMOCRACY
Grant of Personal Appeal 10 Emperor
Is Concession To Democratic Ideas.

tBy Associated Press Staff Correspondent)
TOXIC. April 30.-Coming immedi-
ately after the Russian revolution,
great significance was attached here
70 :he promulgation OF law making
II possible for any japanese subject.
however humble, TO communicate di-
rectly with the emperor The action
is regarded as a democratic move to
establish relationship between the inn
perial house and the people.
The right Of direct appeal to the
emperor was provided for in the con-
stitution which Emperor Mutsuhito
granted to his subjects in 1889, but
the privilege has never existed in
practice. The privy council, at the
suggestion of the Terauchi cabinet,
has just promulgated regulations
making the constitutional provision ef-
fective. Appeals, petitions or other
communications may now be sent di-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-06

? shcrp. and children. several days las.
week Professor Sharp was formerly resi-
being principal Of the agricultural college
at that place.
Nj and Mrs r c Kinuaird spent sstur-
day and sunday in sapuipA IS the guest Of
ths!r son and wife Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Kinnairl and other friends
Miss PltI4ie SET and Harold Pickett both
q this cliy were married by Rev. :. p.
Faith. SUNDAY morning a. the home Of the
brides parents. NJ anI Mrs John SELF
Sir and MrS J. A BOYD and children
Of Sspulpa. were the guests sunday o. Mr.
and Mrs l. N Nictol,
Mrs. II. Lawrence scott, who has been
visiting her parents M and Nrs. +. l.
Griffith returned 10 her home in PAwhuska
Monday
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-06
BY SARA MOORE.
y Gentle Reader.

Copyright. 1917 by the Mcclure News.
paper Syndieate.)
The magazine rcposing on Mrs.
Eublinskys patched and faded apron
was as much out OF place in her lap as
communion cup In a rathskellar bar.
Nevertheless her hlistered thumb
moistencd at intervals, pricd patiently
from cover to cover Her eyes roved
over II with greedy appreciation.
Sometimes she had glanced into books
that the children brot from the pub
lie library and infrequcntly she picked
up the daily newspaper. But this
gem Of fashion had pumped into her
little world like an eXquisitely cut
Jewel into world OF paste and
colored glass
Isadorc-the messenger boy SON
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-06
sill l,nlng.

Honorable Mr.. Sweet was making
friends with Johnny, his hosts son.
And how old are you?" he asked.
I'm g." said Johnny.
"Ah, quite a little man! And what
are you going to be-" questioned Mr..
Sweet, who believes that he selected
his own career in the cradle.
I'm going to be g. Johnny re-
turned with conviction.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-06

The lines on your face are only the
result Of nerves. II an afternoon OK
shopping leaves you exhausted or an
evening OF dancing makes you faded
and faded. try our
"Oh we'll" sighed Mrs. Rubinsky.
throwing the book among the un-
washed dishes on the laundry tub.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-06
Movie Action.

Camera Man-Im sorry, Jack, but
we'll have to do that business over
again, where you fall off the roof into
the rain barrel and are run over hy
the steam-roller. My film gave out
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-06
IF YOU LOOK FADED AFTER MORNINGS sIoppING-"

she read. And our line of exclusive
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and restore ones youthful complexion.