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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-22
BANDIT CAUGHT
BY VICTIM; SEARCH
REVEALS LOOT

AS Samuel Tanasy. No 60. Brush.
st. stepped upon the porch at his
home late Monday night. he faced
a revolver and was ordered TO throw
up his hands. Tanasay obeyed and
the highwayman took his watch.
valued at SIS. and a purse contain
ing 500. The tihef then started TO
run. Tanassy followed and secured
the aid OF Patrolman William Gov
ernus. The officer captured the al
legged thief after a short chase. At
headquarters, the prisoner gave the
name OF Edward luton. No 265
East Jefferson.ave Tuttom had the
watch and money when be was ar
rested.
Three Negresses, one OF whom
was armed. stopped George Moses.
No. 100 St Antoine-st., in front of
HIS home late Monday night and
robbed him OF his watch and sos.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-22
~ THE
CTAGE
Carrie


SIR james 81 hRrrIc and Jessie
BOusfsIlt aud company form com o.
blIhtlou uf pleasure purFcNors tNat
Co. GarriCk audience hlts on ali -iA
cylinders AN thr time This was
demunsttat,d Monday evening when
an fNrrVfIuuHllN large aud rnthusi
astic audfrHre wHdFd thru the rain
and Wud aru l.scuTered attff ttr
hIst curtain rusr that their sp'rii p
were Mot iaWpfned even DO their
rhe Professors Love story" al
ways urI .-lfIU and Nhf lace 'u lhhi
it mower grows foo old has seldom
been teid more ghtMiiy than oF
her associate PLAYERS. who Will pre-
sent thr lua nt .awedr af th's week.
Rffh pu extra Tuesday matinee
thrown in Most thsatcrEorrs have
seen gufshed performers in mis-
pleasing work. bar 70 must 10 81,
the current production does not SUE
fcr hy omparis"n
There are many Ways az spending
an evening quite innocent ~ ~nhtL
ever r. ~ Us dun and black ana dFlt-
zlinE outside So that every thing az
pears to Pee waterlogged. out no Bet
ter means ONES fu mlra lNr itn-
mrnf cham an evening with the pro-
ressuT
In otrscrrre this. Mise Eonstelle
and s. N. Wilkes. manage or me
stsgnL have eiveu Tho SAME cNretul
thouN and attention mat marx aii
thet rrudAnfIon- So ihat wy iF'ni
nutraEuE either tne' eye nr 'he taf-
thry deitsht both Win ,hH sipin-
rriateu.ss ~ cast and costume.
u. cnr'Iss Giles Is allotted t0e part
or .rof.esar lf0o0w lille. which ~
happy election tie a. cone 100
ms q, uIesse 5 Detroit audience more
than fhI- fmpeTsoratI Miss Bon
stole ps Iucy White the deuure sec
rerarv % THE professor. InTesis me
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-22

Little Italy. rs gay shawis and
quaint dress blended with a sprink
ling OF SILK hats and The formal ar
tire OF some OF Detroits most dis
tlnguished citizens shed tear and
offered last prayer for Con T. AT.
dussi Monday morning
con" the good friend OF Italians
who sought Detroit as their nest in
the new land. lay in a foweraden
casket. which was driven thru the
heart OF the district in which be
made his friends. reared his family.
and became a power,
Doors were thrown open curtains
were pulled back from windows,
while dark-sklnned Italian men and
women. their little broods clustered
about them, stood with barred heads
as the funeral procession passed
The bells OF old St Joachim'=
church tolled for 7'Con." and the
Italian colony. as unit gave way
20 its grief over his passing Sol
emn requiem high mass was cele-
brated IN the church. after short
service in the Ardussi residence.
No 81 Monroe-ave.
Sturdy countrymen who were fell
low members IN the order OF the
star OF Italy. headed tbs hearse In
the cortege that marched solemnly
in steady downpour
The number OF friends who came
for last look upon the face OF
Ardussi was so great that many Of
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-22
WOMEN TEACHERS
MAY MARRY NOW,
COMMITTEE RULES

The teachers and schools com
mittee Of the board Of education
formally agreed with Supt OF
Schools Chadsey Monday afternoon
that teachers whose sweethearts In
tend going to war could get married
and still hold their jobs during the
period OF the conflict The board
rule prohibiting the employment Of
married women will be suspended
for the period Of the war
The committee voted 70 make
draft day. June 5. school holiday
About 90 men teachers have volun-
teercd their services as registrars
Teachers were appointed for the
six schools which VIII be in session
this summer
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-22
oRPHFI "

A Detroit boy. JACK Iri ncetun. %
.fre big noise 10 the vau0affl|n plit
~ the gYpheum theater THIS w-eN
Princeton rs ths coined an Nf \ .ff
sd. Revere" one ~ Menlo Moore
"rfrl acts. that has more to y chan
the usual musical tabloid. - .on-
Germs youth who holds parts. TO
his apartment with four ~ he f'f-
iner sweethearts HIS aunt falls 70
show gp as Chaperoue So 4r INDUCES
a chum the role played ey princeton.
a. irnparzonafe her. There are @otn"
uretty girls in the company and the
sons numbers are catchy
The program this week comprise
every htlnE from musical mum oers 20
one-act playlet. The gutter.
which ~ presented BY Jessie Hay
ward and company Miss HAYWARD lie
A .cornedienne ~ good personality
and her sketch contains laughs as
veil AZ few tense moments
Drtson. coiored dancer and sing
e~ ouers the hlll Totson really
oxrentlonal and audiences never FFt
neeuEh ~ him NeviHs and GORDON
follow WIEN funny skit Ibe War
reepordent" which IL al anotN
the lighter phases ~ battle Ihs
Renee fpnily. four singers and dam
-~rs FIVE special stage setting z.
nr0vfdo sort ~ tour - the world
and FOR continual succession ~
laughs Kane and Herman IN Rag
Time Cocktail are tho hit ~ the
pcrforwanCe. 49,
The principal picture feature this
week "a Rass.r BARR scale In The
Snarl" play ~ dual characters
with Miss Barrisca1e ~ her best
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-22
80 - 80. s2o3.ooo

Contributions 10 tho Red Cross
fund result Of the weeks cam
paieu conducted more than month
ogo have now reached more than
100000 Memberships nave gone
oeyond 10000 The aim OF the
campaign vas 20 raise s500o0 ana
add 10000 members As both Oh
1ects We're surpassed four fold. the
committee is quite reconciled 10 the
fact that scattering contributions
have about ceased. Monday morn
ing less than 800 was taken in at
headquarters However, there are
several large lists sun OUT which
VIII add several thousands OF dol
lars 70 the total OF the campaign. A
national Red Cross campaign Is 20
be- conducted soon. but because OF
Che generosity az Detroit 10 the cam.
paian JUST drawing 10 a close n will
not be observed especially.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-22

ne men At police headquarters
they gave their names as, David
Friedman. No. IT'S Brewster-st Ar.
thur Pruneay 40 "a Clipman-st.
Charles King. No. ia Watson.st
Fred Behenna. No. 297 East Jener.
son ave Ronald Greig. No 2g5 East
Jefferson ave. and Joseph Bruce. No.
SEQ Division-st
saturday night six taxlcab driv-
ers were arrested by Detectives
coates and Rick on a charge OF
hiehway robbery The police shy
large amount OF stolen property was
found in possession OF the men At
police headquarters they gave their
names "a David Freedman. No. us
Brewster-st; Arthur Pruneay. 80
q Chipmanst Charles King SO.
Ia Wstson-st Fred Bohemia. 80
99T East IefersOn-aVe Ronald
Grcig. No 295 East JeNersonave
and Joseph Bruce. No 500 Division
ST.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-22
100 WOMEN ASK
FOR CD. II. X. JOBS

More than 100 women have ap-
piled to the d. T. r. for the six
openings the railway company an
nounced IL had as cashiers IN IL
car houses. 10 take the places Of
men. The six places were filed al.
most as soon as It was announced
that the vacancies existed, but the
names OF many of the others were
taken with the idea that they may
be called upon as other vacancies
occur Railway officials say the war
Is taking so many OF their men that
they must employ women wherever
POSSIBLE.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-22
Guardsman EIned -

Archie Minor, member of the
Thirty.second regiment. National
Guard. stationed at Fort Wayne.
was fined s25 with the option OF
spending 30 days IN the Detroit
House OF Correction Monday
Before Justice Sellers police
officer testified that Minor tried 20
drive away with an automobile ~
Woodward-aTe. and Hlzabeth.st
Saturday night He knocked down
a policeman before ne was arrest
ID. Il IS alleged lie paid his fac
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-22
SIX TAXI DRIVERS
ARE ARRESTED ON
ROBBERY CHARGE

a we'll organized gang % high
waymen that has been terrorizing
pedestrians on the streets OF Detroit
for two months. has been rounded
up, according 70 the police.
Six taxicaba drivers we're arrested
BY Detectives Coates and Rick on
charge OF highway robbery The Pc
lice say large amount ~ stolen
property was found in possession or
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-22
U.S.FLYERS WIN
FRENCH HONORS

tSia9 Corrrsa1Haea "Hifed PressD
PARIS. MAJ 20 More honors for
American .a,ia,ors I'm the Lafayette
E-c8trIHe were announced IN the
arltls.fnr The GA, late Monday
~ersr O. Johnson OFF 81 Louis,
ard SerIt Willis llaviland OF Min.
r,apolH. Verr both awarded the
Wa- cross With q palm In recogni-
ron ~ the number of enemy ma
chimes tfs, have brought down and
Cor fafhNl and courageous work %
scoordlrc 20 the language OF the
ruy oroer
AdF Raoul Lufberry, OF New
Yorh. le only ace" 10 Tho Ameri-
can ay.rs 1uadun. was granted an
additional palm 20 his war cross.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-22
PAPER
PREDICTS PEACE
WITH RUSSIAN :

COPENHAGEN. May % -Pretic-
ton that Russia would soon accept
a separate peace with Germany was
made by the Berlin Vossische Zeh-
ung editoriaily today Text OF the
article received here urges that
Germany state as clearly as pos
sible her own peace conditions and
offer Russia financial help after the
war.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-22
SEES DRY L. S.
IL WAR LASTS

NEW YORK Nav Permanent
natlnna. prob ion for the United
States ne Wr lasts two years
was go pretico on Of former Mayor
iIod, o, Dallas Tex 90 John D.
Rackete.ler's bible class
AS nation said i1ndley thru
rGs great sacrifices we are about TO
make blood and money Ne shan
benefit I'D higher moral zone and self
con's1. once the American people
realize rhe tme and money lost in
drinking prohibition will follow"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-22
TEMPT T.

Charles r. Aidrich rarmela end
Rosa ponziIlo. and. Ray and Gordon
Dooley all are de-crvug ~ special
honors when one comes 20 an analF
sis 81 the bin in the Temple theaier
this week No matter what per
sons temperament may be. he ~ eo-
solutely certain 10 md something
among the eight acts offered mat
will look mighty good from has ow
individual viewpoint II 10 a. nicely
balanced BIN as one could lunasln
Aldrfch "the metamorphosist and
envica ~ all defendants ~ pro-
tcaps. brings new surprises wifh
him He has boon touring European
countries for several years past. ana
there gathered new IDEAS from which
be has improyfsed bis latest stunts
AIdrich's quick change feets always
are pulling go an audience He
closes hts act in the role % tramp
fugEler ard as such provides much
real Wholesome fun.
TIL Ptnzil'o sisters are pair o.
Italian girls whose singing 10
source ~ constant charm 70 the audi
cnre. Their voices are sweet and
we'll r,odutated. and show excellent
training Their selection OF numbers
shows them 90 DO true artists.
Raw and Gordon pooley. - the
famed DooIey family. run true 90
form Their antics. combined with
their singing and dane nE mum ber-
are source % great amusement 20
tho audience They gain the most sp-
plause - anything on the bill
A wonderful performer on ~
rviorhone 10 f.ihonstt. He IL called
the .raEtime xylophonist" but thaf
doesn't prevent him from putt'nE
across several classics IN truly elias -
cal style. He stopped the show
Monday afternoon.
Motor Boating is a place fuli ~
comedy that gives four persons
chance 90 mae q lot of fun. one mem
Der % the quartet is an excelleuf
comedian. The others are adept a.
singing and dancing
Joseph Bennett and Edward Rich
ard. The Dark Clouds. have move.
opening Then they make fun a.
good biackfaces do. and dance ISL
Tie valentine and Bell. the openers.
have trick bicycling act that brings
forth a few new twists. and the -Four
Lukens who are No. 3, perform rare
fen.e in casting one another about
from trapezea and horizontal bars
The Temple movie weekly shows
patriotic scenes IN various parts of
the country
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-22
TRAVERSE CITY
HAS SNOW FALL

TRAVERSE CITY, Mich, May az c.
Traverse City and vicinity Is Gov
cred with snow This morning The
flakes 5egSn falling Monday sfter
noon and continued into the night.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-22

Gov Harrington has called she
cial session 81 the MARYLAND leEisla.
ture 70 meet today 10 consider ques.
tons OF defense. food conservation
and other war measures
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-22

champion buck and wins dancers.
holdirE an sorts az medals for this
accompl
The Anderson duo novelty enter
fainrrs. and "a program 40 movies bee
fore and after tho vaudeville come
pIetcs the hill
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-22

Plumbers o. Pennsylvania arc 10
nicer AZ Reading today 20 begin the
FIRST annual convention of their state
association
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-22

The annual convention Of the
Ohio Federation ~ Humane societies
is 10 be entertained Al Piqua during
tho TWO DAYS beginning today
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-19
WILL MAIL QUESTI0NAlRES
Envelope Have Been Received and
Documents Viii BE Arranged.

Long delayed envelopes fo- select
i've service QUESTIONABLE arrived at
the office OF the county exemption
board yesterday and the hoaro at
once began mailing out the pamphlets
to the registrants.
-Four hundred and fifty question
naires were sent out yesterday yue
board began with the first Of the reg
istrants who have not gone into ser, 70
ice and took them in the order they
remain
Anticipating that registrants will
begin filling ont the questions at once.
Judge III. /. Standeven. chairman OF
the county legal advisory committee.
arranged Yesterday ror regIstrants to
have legal aid ready at once.
Today such reGistrants as may com.
in searching for an attorney 10 assist
them, will be advised TO go to any
legal firm in the city. Tomorrow the
schedule OF appointments is effcctN Z.
and is as follows:
County clerks office: C. 6. Wat
kor, Peter Deichman and I.ee-Ganial
Mayors office: T. A Robinson,
Henry Campbell and l. ]. Underwood.
Chamber Of Commerce: Albert II.
Bell Arthur c. Hunt and Gray Car
rpn.
These attorneys were notified to he
present N the places designated at
o'clock Thursday morning, Each day
a now committee will be named for
the respective places where registrants
may 10 for counsel.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-19

ceivco in his department from the
Chamber Of Commerce, and another
from General Manager tcvy Of the
Frisco railroad, stated that such lire
was OF the utmost Importance in
bringing 10 West Tulsa the freight
terminal of the Frisco.
Ia speaking OF the work OF the
commissioners last night Secretary
Douglas OF the Chamber of Commerce
declared
Assures lmprUN cmcnis.
"It clears the way for thc 100000
worth of improvements which have
been promised Tulsa 10y the officials
of the Frisco system. and 10 viii elm
iuatU 900 uua.utary condition lu tnat
section of the city which could not
have u-a. eliminated 30 any other
munu.. .ut only docs IL do these
thing. l.. us 1ut it wll mean q
greater amount %. Improvement In
West Tulsa than We con realize. for
tf, property there VIII not become
.a.H. ..a until 10 b. seN cd with munl-
cir Improvements.
CoI.f. .-Iour. Brink cuntcEdod AT
lI, commissioners meeting that a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-19

I temporary line Of gas casing would
serve the emergency, but 10 was the
/ opinion of the other commissioners
that tho condition was not of a tenn
porary nature, tut rather an cmer-
Eercy which should and would be met
uwh permanent relief II was pointed
out by Commissioner Nounkmau that
the fire equipment which was being
pure hdsed by the city would be pow
crlcss and useless II placed IN West
Tulsa without the proper mains over
the river 20 that point.
Lay Own Pipe.
Ia wHs suggested. that the Frisco
might te willing 10 carry out a plan
outlined In "a letter from Mr. Levy,
that the Frisco would be wiling TO lay
It's own pipe line across the Frisco
bridge TO West Tulsa but the advis-
ability of this was questioned, par
tIcularly wnen it was shown that the
Frlgco would not permit It's line to he
used 20 supply water for fire fighting
puposcH or 20 supply domestic con-
sumption
a resolution to purchase at once
.. 700 feet of regulation Universal pipe
Wa. passed, ana "a represeu'atNe OF
the Universal comp~Iy declared that
pipe would be ON the ground within
twenty days.
The carly part OF the commission
cIs' meeting was taken mp with disc
cus-ion Of how lonr the city offices
should remain open ON Saturday after
moons, and IL was announced by the
ma .or that 10 better serve. all pa
irons ot the city han during n, hort
winter days. the offices should remain
open until o'clock ON SATURDAYS In
this connection the city auditor pre-
scented the payroll OF tie fire depart
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-19
FACES CHARGE OF PERJURY
Former Empioye of Wells-Fareo Com
pany l. demanded to Jail.

Because John James Cook former
employe Of the Wells Fargo company,
testified last June I'm his own behalf
that certain papers purporting to have
neen signed by him were fraudulent
the was arrested yesterday on the
charge Of perjury.
Cook was tried in the district court
for emhezzlement 4 statement said to
have been signed 10y him was part OF
the states case against him He took
the stand and repudatcd the signed
statement.
He entered Tea OF not guilty in
the court of John j. Slack, justice of
the peace, yesterday and was re-
manded to Jail in lieu of $1,000 bond,
with hearing set for December 26.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-19
PETROLEUM CLUBR00M
IS OPENED WITH FEAST
One Hundred Fifty Guests
Present for Brilliant
Affair.

With the new club rooms aglow
WIKI r,s. lauIs and beautiful roses,
tls Tu.sa Petroleum club opened last
night with a houseWarming and din
uer party TO the monbers OF the club
and thcit women guests.
Louis Mueller. club manager, eX-
ertcd all his ingenuity and food sense
10 furnish a dinner which would be
in the last degree satisfactory TO
trained appetitos and still conform
O. The word and intent Of one Herbert
Hoover. And how we'll he succeeded,
every guest at the dinner last night
viii cheerfully and enthusiastically
testify.
Emu Herman loaned many valua bic
cauyassos for the decoration Of ne
club rooms and painted charming
place cards FOR the tables. There We're
about one hundreu and fifty guests
present.
Members and reservations for the
dinner We're:
=. VI. Aiken. three; H. Y. Arnold
one. X. :. Ayers. one: =. 9. Boutwell,
seyent w. K. Bruce. three; George
T. Black, one, William Bovaird, four;
Frank Broene, two; A l.. Buck, sne;
". l.. Iapzer, one; I. +. Lyden. four;
A. T. I,wis two, Frank Louis one
T.. Alahoney. two; s. I. Mallory,
three: tIrd Mcclure. one;5 c. II.
Moore. two; L. l.. Robinson. one; VIII
liam Green, one; Harry Smith, two;
Z. r. Perry one; 5. w. Parrish, one,
j. 4. oak, one. H. Eosenfeld, two,
!. - Ryan. one; VI. u. sanford, three;
l. f. Shaffer, three: William Sacks.
one: Henry Wegner, one; George
Watts. one: Rex Wright, nine; Paul
Wagner. one. W. II. Peck, TWO; Edgar
Pew. one; II. Galbraith, three; W. @.
Selby. one u. ID. Cornell. four;
Thomas Chestnut, three; William J..
ponavan. two; Seth Ely. three; Walter
Campbell three. r. W. Hubbard, one
George Hoaglarsd. three; Leo kaut-
man. one.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-19
SHORTR0RN SALE TODAY
County Agent Endorses Move to Buiiu
Up Better Herds In County.

Among the important contributions
TO the live stock industry VI Tuls,
county the sale this afternoon ut the
fairgrounds ranks among the fore
most. is the opirion expressed last
night by Delaredu l.aker. county lurnr
demonstration.
We have talked better herds for a
Ions time. ana notable results have
been obtained In n number OF IL.
stances" Mr. RaEer said. The sale
this afternoon is designed TO reacn az
the farmers Of the county as the
prices undoubtedly will be in reach o
all
Saulter and Stranton OF Aucusta.
Kan. are putting in the sale, which is
OF two carloads ot>Shorthorns. me
leads will be maze up of mature.S nj
mails ana calves 10th. one O'Clock is
the time scheduled tor the start oN
the sale
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-19
Wealth Comcs Mt last.

Waited many years for the income
am receiving now" smilingly re-
marked T. S. Finney OF Eldorado.
Kan. who had three carloads of cat
tie on the market. as he talked about
oil matters. Mr.. Finney was among
the first TO lease land FOR oil promo
ters in that community two years
ago. and today on his i,l0O-aere farm
there are - shallow producing wells,
from which he receives n royalty OF
about S400 n week. Mr. Finney went
To that country n good many years
Nlo when there was no thot OF oil ana
when farming was not very paying
industry. lie has one son IN the army
now. and another son is eligible. and
In all probability will soon be taken
away.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-19
Burn the Brute,

KANSAS CITY II. Meyers, n
mall carrier in Kansas City the last
four years. was senicrced 20 the peni-
Tertiary for life by Judge L. L. Por-
terfield in the criminal court for at
tack orr 9-yearold girl last August
Meyers JSeadcd guilty. Meyers who
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-19
Mon Should Skin This.

a little girl wrote the following
composition on men:
Men are what women marry. They
drink and smoke and swear, but don
so TO church. Perhaps IL they wore
honnets they would. They are more
logical than women, also more 200
logical. Both men ana woman sprang
from monkeys. but the woman sprang
Farther than the men,"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-19
(Scond Floor)

is 20 wears old, formerly was n scn0ol
teacher and superintendent of the
First Baptist SUNDAY school at Gil
man City, Mo The girl he attacked
wac the niece OF the woman with
whom he Boarded. Many letters from
Gilman city residents asking leniency
for Meyers were presented to Judge
Porterfield
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-19

Tommy had bcen playlng truaut
from -chool 3rd had spent a long.
beautiful day fishing on his wa
back nc met one OF his young cronies
question. Catch anything"
At this Tommy. In all consciouc-
mess of guilt quickly responded:
Amt been home vet"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-19
Inyieoratins to the Pale and sici>iy

The old standard general strengthen
ins tonic. GROVES TASTELESS
chill TONIC. arous>s the liver. drlve-
out Malaria. enrichcs the blood and
builds up the sysem \ true torlc
for adults and children. 6Oc.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-19
Thc QEininc That Docs Not Affect
1 hC Head

TccTuso Of its tonic and laxative ef-
feet. Lg&a'iye Promo Quinino can Doe
taken hy anyone without caUsur ueI-
$ lousuess og rlnslug ln the head. There
Is only one Bromo Quiuiuc." J. W.
GROVES signature is on box. soc.
Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-19
To Prevent the Grin.

To Prevent the Grin.
Colds cause Grip-I.ANATINE BRO
MO QUINlNE Tablets remove the
cause There is only one "Erou-o
Quininc." T.. w. GROVES signature
on box. soc.