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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-24

The attractive posters which have
Just been placed in the windows OF
downtown stores and shops, an
nouncing the kermis and ball for the
benefit Of the County Detention
home. February 2 at Convention hall
are the work OF Mrs. Woodville
Smith, n talented member OF the
Drama league. Mrs Edward Fenlon
formerly of Kansas city. an artist Of
no mean note, Ia to he scenic critic Of
the booths and is doing much Of the
work OF designing of the costumes
booths, etc. Tho the costuming OF the
entire party would add to the attract
Ncness of the scene which is to be
presented at Convention hall. this Is
10 be optional with the guests. Can
dies. flowers drinks, etc. are to be
offered for sale.
\ complimentary dance to pupils
and friends of the Burke dancing
academy Monday evening. with Mr..
ana Mrs. H. Il. Burke as hosts, had
the following married and young
folks as guests: Messrs. and Mes
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-24
To the Nobility of
The Ancient Arabic Order
Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine
Es Selamu Aleikum
Harken 10 The Call Of Your Potentate and Rejoice
Es Selamu Aleikum

Trusty Arab has just arrived from the Desert bring
ing a Parchment whereon is inscribed a Proclamation
bearing the Seal of OUR INDUSTRIOUS IMPERIAL
POTENTATE HENRY F. NEIDRINGHAUS, announc-
ing the Glad Tdngs that he with his Escort, will honor
with his Imperial Presence his Worthy Subjects residing
within the Desert of Oklahoma composed of Three Tribes
of India Bedoun and Akdar in the Oasis of Tulsa the
26h Day of the 4th Month"; Rabih VI Akhr Hera 1884,
which properly translated into the language of Oklahoma
means FRIDAY, MARCH 2ND, 1917, and directing that
we meet in
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-24

forty women. several Of whom were
visiting stars, were present for the
afternoon, the first hour Of which
was devoted TO ritual study and the
latter 10 social recreation \ salad
and ice course was served.
The woman's auxiliary Of Trinity
Episcopal church will hold a silver tea
az the rectory. l40l South Main street.
SATURDAY. evening. Bishop The ldorc
Payne Thurston of Muskugce. VINO IL
coming over to be present at the or
dination Of Dr Frederic u. Sturgis on
sunday, viii he In attendance al tho
tea ana Will speak TO Trinity parish
ioners.
DR. and Mrs. Harry w. Gregg were
hosts To "A group of their close friends
Tor dinner last evening. In celebra-
ton of their sixteenth wedding tnni.
Ncrsary. and 20 honor the visit of Mrs.
Gresg's cousin. Mrs Frank L. Summc
or Marion, Ind. The table center
piece was of red carnations and covers
were laid for eight.
Mr. and Mrs. James a. Monroe an1
three children arrived on Monday
night from Muncie. Ind. TO make
Tulsa their future place Of residence.
ntil they can secure possession OF
the home which they have purchased
on Baltimore avenue. Mr.. and Mrs.
Monroe W!ll he guests of their rcia-
tives, Or. ana Mrs. ~ w Mayginncs
Mrs. J. A. Campboll and Mrs. n. J.
iieald will entertain the Women
bible class Of which they are mem
hers, in First Baptist church. with
social meeting this afternoon at Mrs.
Campbclls home, 1909 South Boulder
avenue.
Mrs. William Copp was hostess To
matrpns of the Tuesday Auction club
yesterday afternoon for their usual
game. There were three tables play
ing, and the round OF games was fol
lowed by luncheon.
Mr.. and Mrs George A. simons.
formerly of this city, who are now
residents of Okmulgee. will leave next
week on trip to London. England
ana during their stay abroad will be
guests of Mr. and Mrs Henry Sewen
Mr.. and Mrs X. u. Wallace have re !
turned home to Independence. Kan, |
after az several days pleasant visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. II. X. Parker. l1O2 |
Carson avenue.
Mr. and Mrs j. II. McEwen of the I
Evans apartments are building home |
III Maple Ridge, in which they expect /
TO move some time during the spring /
or early summer.
Miss Katherine Armstrong of Oak !
land, cal, is expected to arrive next :
week for a visit in the home OF her |
aunt. Mrs w. Albert Cook and DR.. |
Cook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Buckett G.
poet TO he at home after February 7 |
at 1923 South Main street where they |
recently acquired new place of resi- |
dence.
Mr. and Mrs. Preston c. West have |
returned from Muskogee, where they |
We're guests for few days OF Mr.. and |
Mrs. NJ. l.. Bragdon and Mr.. and Mrs |
Gus West.
Mrs. Claude II, Rosenstein and baby |
son Robert are spending the week .
with Mrs. Rosenstein's parents, Mr.. /
and Mrs. II. ]. Fist, in Muskogee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert NJ Moody left
last evening for n few days stay II.
Kansas City
Mrs. NJ. J. Flanagan is convaloSceut
after several weeks Illness of bron-
chitis.
The Farm Women's Congress will
meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs
+. s. Johnson on X. T.. .. There will
be important business for considera-
A.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-24

tion and good attendance Of the
membership Is hoped for
This weeks meeting Of the Thurs
dnv Bridge Luncheon club announced
for the homc Of Mrs. Howard \ An
tiers has been postponed one week
Mrs -. =. Schan and little son
Jack have returned from Muskogpc.
where they spent week visiting Mrs
Schaffs homc-folk.
Miss GLADYS Rudd Is patient I'm q
local hospital where she underwent
nm operation for the removal Of her
tonslls Yesterday
Mrs. 4. :. Thompson Of Bcggs
came on Monday To- spend several
days with her daughter. Mrs Lea
McBirney. and Mr.. McBrncy
Mrs. W. $ Powell viii be hostess u
the meeting Of the l.. W. G. club ot
Thursday afternoon at her home. 522
South Elgin avenue
This weeks meeting Of the Whet
club VIII have Miss Bees Brady "a
hostess on Saturday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-24

drugs mOkcs Il thc ld,ll MUMMY nv
live
10 avoid limitations ana Ineffective
substitutes Doe sure sou get Dr Culd-
wells syrup popsin See that q fac
Nmllc of Dr CaldWclrs signature and
hl' portrait appear ON the yellow ear
ton IN which the bottle is packed \
trial bottle, free Of churgc. can be- oh-
talned hy writing to Dr " H Cild-
wen. i55 Washington st. Monticello.
H.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-24
Masquerade Dance.

Mrs. II. a. Koch will entertain the
children Of her dancing classes with
a masquerade party Saturday evening
at the knights of Columbus hall.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-24

forty women, several Of whom were
visiting stars, were present for tho
afternoon. the first hour OF which
was devoted TO ritual study and the
latter to social recreation. \ salad
and ice course was served
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-24

Mrs. w r.. Brown and Mrs. Edwin
{. Lawhon were hostesses of beauti-
ful luncheon party At Hotel Tulsa yes
terday afternoon when they enter
tuincd group Of matronS and girls
10 meet Mrs Graham Williams or Sa-
pulpa, Miss Julia Martin of Fort Smith
and the lattcr's guest. Miss Corey, o.
Montpelier. VI. The large round table
held large circular Centerpiecc
formed Of two candclabra, zach hold
ing five pink tapers. and bud vase
with "A single pink rose. bordere .
with sweet peas and freesia The IA
lors were colonial corsiercs of sweet
heart roses and violcts. There wcr
10 covers. After luncheon the host
csses, their honorees and guests
formed a matinee party TO the vaude-
vile theater rs follows Mesdame ,
Williams. John -. Mayo Ralph Dil-
lard, Harry +. Castle, Frank W. Dl-
lard, Lea McBirncy. Nat T.. Lyon.
Joseph =. Byrd. q. y. Wright. NJ. f.
Stanley, Brown and Lawhon; Misses
Martin. Corey Mildred McClelland Of
Seattle. Wash. and Pauline James.
Mrs. Earl w. Snclair's informal
afternoon Of auction to honor the
presence in her home of Mrs. Lyman
Humphrey of Independence. Kan.
was one of the charming smaller af-
fairs of the early week. a profusion
OF Russell roses decorated cardrooms
and dining table and the card tables,
from which luncheon was served
after the games were centered with
Italian nests filled with spring bios
SONS. There were guests for five
tables
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Breene Of
Bartlesville were named as guests OF
honor of the delightful informal
party, of which Mr.. and Mrs. John II.
Markham. jr.. were hosts last evening
at their home i'm Carleton place Roses
Ia n variety of kinds and colors dec
Grated the receiving suite and ball
room. American beauties. killarnies,
Russell and mladies being used in
great profusion thruout y buffet
supper was served.
Invitations will be issued this
by Tulsa chapter O. II. s. for
Wednesday evening, January 81,
when celebration OF the twelfth an
nversary Of the chapters organiza-
ton will he made.
Mrs. r. NJ. Gessel and Mrs. Emma
Fast were hostesses yesterday after
noon in Mrs. Gessels home, with
and young women of the
Stars club ms their guests. About
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-24
de Gueldre
PORTRAITS
Phone 6463

zens OF Claremore TO influence the
road to build from Claromore west
ward thru the city OF Collinsville ana
into Tulsa not only thus opening up
new territory now untouched by a
steel read. but furnishing a direct line
from Collinsvillc into this city-the
county seat Of Rogers county. a tea-
turo that has been decidedly lacking
In the past, the Collinsville people be-
ing forced to either come overland to
the county seat or by rail by way to
Tulsa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-24

The woman's auxiliary Of Trinity
Episcopal church VIII hold a silver tea
al the rectory liOl South Main street.
saturday evening. Bishop The dorc
Payne Thurston Of Muskogee. VINO IL
coming over to be present at the or
dination Of Dr. Frederic u. Sturgis on
sunday, will he In attendance at the
tea ana Will speak TO Trinity parish
toner's
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-24
GRAND JOINT CEREMONIAL SESSION
In Tulsa Friday, March End, 1917

THEREFORE, I, George l. Van DALI the Illustrious
Potentate of Akdar Temple command you to grid your
selves, mount your Camels and assemble at Convention
Hail. in Tulsa, Friday, March End, 1917, early in the
day possible to receive Ilustrous Guest and the
Visiting Mobiles from Bedoun Temple East, and
India Temple West.
And, since for many past there has come to my
care from the Desert the ceaseless walls and cammor
ngs of many poor and Sons of the Desert
earnestly seeking admission under the protecting
Dome of Goodly Temple they will be graciousy per-
mted to enter the Great Caravan forming to traverse
the Hot Sands of the Desert to visit the Holy City of
Mecca upon this occasion.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-24
LADIES' DAY

have further decreed that you shall be accompanied
by your Fair Daughters of the Deser-it will be
pecal day of feasting and merry making in their honor
l therefore command and direct that every Noble get
busy and BOOST-BOOST LONG, LOUD AND CONTIN-
UOUSLY FOR THIS CEREMONIAL. Let us make this
the Grandes Gathering of the Shrine held in the
Southwest recollecng that is to be Great Reunion
of the three Oklahoma Temples Jot down in the inner
most of dome of thought the date of this
meeting and if business nerferes with the date give up
the business. COME-come with candidate, your Fee
and smile-particularly the SMILE. A smile is per-
sonal property Everybody owns it, Its something the
can't tax-and it complains if you work
it overtime. We ready to receive petitions.
l do dework, do declare,
HARRY NJ WELLIVER GEO. l. VAN DALI
Recorder. Potenate
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-24

Mrs. NJ. ]. Flanagan is convalescent
after n several weeks Illness of bron-
Chitis.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-24

TflESE artists are singing in
l. direct comparison with the
New Edison's Recreation of
their work. They are ten of the
twenty artists who, before more
than three hundred thousand
music lovers, have demonstrated
that an artists living voice cannot
be distinguished from Edson's
Recreation of it.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-24

The Farm Women's Congress will
meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs
T.. s. Johnson on X. T.. .. There will
be important business for considera-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert NJ Moody left
last evening for a few days stay n.
Kansas City.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-24

DIR. and Mrs. Harry w Gregg were
hosts To "A group of their close friends
for dinner last evening. In celebra-
tlon OF their sixteenth wedding ami.
Ncrsary. and 90 honor the visit of Mrs.
Gresg's cousin. Mrs. Frank l.. Summo
OF Marion. Ind. The table center
piece was of red carnations and covers
were laid for eight.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-17
ON s11H WA 1sISs G " =:
SlDEI. HINES | Wilcox
cAMPFnsrER. BATTLE GREEK. Mich, oct 49,


~ NE the good ladies Of Battle Creek asked
CenM io9th brigade
could help the soldiers In
told LIS
when had prtsend 10y a
which had ever been OF
the ladies OF Battle Creek asked the genera
which would be genuine comfort TO the
accepted challenge made
Creek ladies intend TO follow 20 inc extent W
az The
hrigsder gneralso ms Undertaking VIII
authority the assertion
Battle Creek doesn't possess
in Interested IN The ideal house"c
describe tho sample M made N MIS-
OF according General Morses suggestions
OF notions that The kt should BE- made 10
instead OF the other WAY around 80 me- uFst W.
desirable articles purpose left the the holder Tor
The first suggestion was zinc oN
carhoic acid aNe All
prevent hahng ana
for slight injuries and infections
stick OF shaving
banned because the tubes are not
suggestion provided for pipe WIN D
bag Of and paehag' OF csart 'l
ahout driver moor
sample very much ' 'u
a better quality lh' h'u
provided a nea comb tooth brush
box safety brush steel shaving mirror nal a
cooc hendk,
and needles a1a dorng cotton or halN n
kahk color and pair ~ scissors WIN '"oi
the shaving brush ana ooh bTnsh h"ui O
The Battle this outn in ah roh 10 nch
Attached the ro s a "AierIo u
rolled strap badt N
and shaving brush carried loose IN wafer
PROCEED pockets mood me roll snap hooks a
The h. th wall when they
their when hey are me Nn
pounds The kits which viii be given to
| Tho Calho boys win cost about 50 each
The Detroit times., 1917-10-17
DETROIT NEWS
IN new HOME
Building Is One of the Worlds
Finest Newspaper
Offices

The Detroit News took possession
OF lts Ilendid new home on Iafay
ettr-blyd. aud SecOnd.ave.. Monday.
and he transfer WAS made without
q 1uucnt's delay in getting the
usual editions of The presses
Tho New building hu latest al
diti0n io the-city's notable business
bioch. IS devoted entirely 20 the
making ~ modern newspaper II
thCrc convenience or an aid 10
rapiditf lacking. &C. VIII require Rn
architect OF ,he future 10 detect w.
From every point U view the new
irIoure is regarded as one Of ire
most uplodGta buildings OF its Kind
r me world.
The building is three stories high
with basement and sub basements
for The mechanical departments.
while along one entire side ~ the
ground level is a drive Tor delivery
automobiles and loading platforms
facilitating tho rapid delivery OF
papers The main floor is taken mp
with business offices. finished In
marble and rich magohany. Above
rhaf Moor comes the mez2anine,
where the executive Offices are To-.
Gated An extensive reference d.
brar' Is also located on this floor
a. are the file rooms and map re-
pository
ON the third floor is the printing
department and The art and engrav.
ing departments These departments
are decorated with original paint.
ings and drawings by members Of
tho News STAFF OF artists. For lhe
most part they represent the vari
ous cpochs of art development from
tho earliest days OF artistic attain
ment TO the present time.
OF the modern equipment for en-
ployes is large restaurant where
members OF the stan and their
friends may obtain good food az
reasonable prices and under the
most inviting surrounds and coudt
tions Reception rooms. board
roopl lounging rooms and other
features looking 10 the comfort and
convenience of the hig star ~ the
paper have boon provided
A banquet and social entertain
ment FOR ali ~ the employees Of the
paper was held in the new building
Monday evening
The Detroit times., 1917-10-17
4 In Samnie

n cord find himself
NE out ont "a
or
tho rocks
ldler hd
be 40 fo o.
for
ndy o "A stretch OF
tho
on field
liz make fire
shon q a a
inches the wind n dug trench
|not parallel legs win answer The
tho trench m Of ta7De wood The fuei srou'd be- per
b. thc supported b sticks
hed meal be made q coffee bacon nd w tomatoes
The should he hled t0ohds fun ana ororga -
added stirred we'll After boz ne o. minutes The Gun should be
std %
of cold drink
clth hc .
ct9
The Detroit times., 1917-10-17

NAANF ~ htfUNkNnr NNHNN ~ ~ UNh
aE In the Probate Court for said
County Juvenile Division. At n ses-
sion OF said court held az tho court
room in the CITY OF Detroit on tho
NTH dav of October 4 N. AL Pr
-~-rrr---ttun- ffgNTY y. Hubert, judge
or Probate. In tho matter Of Wcu-
onna Sands and John Doe, alleged
dependent and neglected children.
Complaints having been mnde o. t'fiF
court Hllc Eiug that Wen0uns Sands
and JOAN po, are neglected and de-
pondent chIldren Within the inhnniHfr
fsf fflr atsffa 49, sl.ttE 1=iHslzi
prayiuT that Rait children ne fppXc~
honded and brought hrfolc this e0W~t
60 anawer said complaints and fhrn
and there be dealt with in relation
Ito tho same aH>law and Justice and
trc public interests and the Interests
IN said children may require II ~
ordered that tho first dag ~ Novfn
Der. a. -. i4if Mt 30 o'clock in ths
forenoon. at said court room. De an
pointed for the heariug of the mat
tiers alleged lu The said petitions.
And II FRS further ordered That copy
~ this order hc published three suc-
ceaslrc weeks previous ~ snld time
ar hearing "a The Detroit Tiues p
newspaper printed end circlla tine in
tnr s1id County WIvno. Hohr S.
Hubert fudge W Probate a trus
copy GanrRe 81 Read, Drputy Acg-
lister Probate.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-17

or Then he tries
il When
Of Che meat and the
S Of tomatoes
with hadacks broken
brought boil Il is considered
desired spoonus of Hour
d Of Of ba
added lood The hapiack baked the bacon grease
O
another devoted finishing the mors iioeea
substituted Tor houI
trench and MS
cooking
Ere "
you to
a real bdrbt
The Detroit times., 1917-10-17

Tho adoption Of a system Of state
highways for Kentucky. Tennessee.
Virginia, VEST Virginia Georgia,
Alabama and the Carolinas viii be-
discussed ar the annual convention
NJ the Southern Appalachian Good
Reads Assoc iation, which Is 20 meet
tadrtl.af Nashville
The Detroit times., 1917-10-17
MAX C. KOCH
%. 10 city Treasurer.

STATE on NICHIGAN, County n
WAYNE. fn The Probate Court fer
Said County Juvenile Division AT
se iun ~ said court held af mo
TIE twenty -hfth day ~ september, s..
IT,. lHlr Present lou Henry s.
Hubert. budR~ of pr bate ln The
matter ~ Robert Mouamua, alias
Howard Davis. Charles Richard
brown, Janics Harvey 4ft~hlns. Nell
s1u 'rittentou. NouB johnson. Mary
UHvls. Norman Harris. Caroline Me-
tutw0tk Caiord NCIsaac. MarGaret
Mcls sac. Arthur Maynard. lrenc May
uard and Gertrude Maynard. are all
it Aed dependent and neglected chil-
dreu. 'ompla Ints having been made
10 this court alleging that Robert
MOnumus. alias Jones. alias hrC Shy 3
Jark GeiAer howard DAVIS. Charles
tttcnard Brown, James Harvey lIaw-
hins. Nelson trittnntDn, NOua john
son. MARY DAVIS Norman Harris. Ca
rcline Mccormick. GaiiorC Mcisaac.
Margaret McIsaaC. Arthur Maynard,
Irene Maynard amt Gertrude III ynard
are neglected ana dependent children
within tne moauin4 oi the Statutes %
this states and PRAYING THAI Eaid
children be opprehl nord and brought
before This court ta ausw~r saJd culn-
plants. ana then and there b" dealt
with - relation % thr game a8 LAHr
-s-s--+- fr1vttCr RHO JNe public interests
and The interests 90 salD DuIl9rcn may
require. lt is oriercd that the twen-
fv-nfth dRy ~ october, a d., 1915 ~
DO u.clacf in thc forenoon, 40 eaid
court room bo appointed for the
hearing az the matters alleged la tho
said petitions. And it ls further Or
dered that a copy ~ this order be-
published three successive weeks pre-
yious 90 said time - hearing len Tho
Detroit Times, a newspaper printed
and circulating IA the said County %
Wayne Henry s Hubert. Judge 81
Probate. A true copy. George "a.
Read, Deputy Register OF Probate.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-17
Litter Drill

and drill
3 zen O parade
an
S a. as OF
OF N be
second who ciri litter always be with
litter II % a wounded soldier and
bearer to b. vvou COMPANION time reprehensbe as
Hne and carried on the shoulder particular they
IN
fashion
q
The Detroit times., 1917-10-17

The work is interesting and
enjoyable. The surroundings
are comfortable; associations
agreeable. The company is
liberal in It's treatment of
employees.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-17
PATRIOTIC

Tile war machine" is oper-
ated by telephone. Stick to
your post" is the advice of an
army officer to telephone en-
ployes.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-17
uOHrt Any

PATTERSON. EAllLE e. aged -25- a.
-l.4a-t----frrrrr. Frl0rnd husband Or
Narv So md SON of % and
ifo rHfteEson. ard brother ~ SITS
Geo Srhufit Funeral Wcdnf TiH1
afternoon 90 o'ciork az vs.
lawn
The Detroit times., 1917-10-17


and they would
taught
wounded
accomplished well
the dark in daylight Three forward FOR The assistant bearer
precise forward ~ tho slipped OF Well
placed shove of foot conape metal brace and the secher R
ana precision into this litter d ey 9l take up ne actual handling OF
wounded Then viii 90
than and make big field
tent there scandal and nothing than eight minutes
this deemed
The original plan of ambulance and field hospital
understood
be- would
s before
The Detroit times., 1917-10-17
PROFITABLE

Salaries start at once. Oper-
ators earn while they learn.
Splendid opportunities for adj
vancement.
Apply Operators Training
Department, Madison avenue
and John r street, between 9
a. m. and 5 p. m.
MICHIGAN STATE
TELEPHONE COMPANY
The Detroit times., 1917-10-17
TELEPHONE
OPERATING

An excellent profession and
opportunity TO do your Bit
for Uncle Sam.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-17
1917 STUDEBAKER

Mechanical condition excel
lent. Four-cylinder touring
car, with bumper. Top, up
holstery in good condition.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-17
FORD TOURING CAR

New top. Splendid running
order. Oversize tires. This
car won't stay with us long
at the price we are asking
for it.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-17
MAXWELL TOURING CAR

1915 model, 5-passenger. If
you desire a light economical
little car, an excellent bargain
awaits the wise buyer. In ex-
cellent condition.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-17
Promotions


are from Battery A. The a9h hed artillery Three received
4 z
IL Sae and Ray Faulkner all o. whom were promoted from
A. Bakwel
Marble Fred Msner Ray Melton and Thomas II Realm made
pulled his hed
hc
Ellis
The
expected
q
something
possible that this drastic punishment
by
aloz re
they should be
attempted
rle n} who Joined Tho National assist in
pend5y whole II secret that they have
CHI
I or odne militia camp Many didn-know that
well chosen words by
theIn right and they have been
Tar :
The Detroit times., 1917-10-17
EMPIRE TOURING CAR
STUDEBAKER PANEL
DELIVERY

Rebuilt and reprinted. Full
equipment. Refnished. Very
good bargain. You can buy
this car cheaper than you can
rent one. Why not see it?
The Detroit times., 1917-10-17
STUDEBAKER
ron ssLn--,.cANr LOTS

ron ssLn--VtcANr LOTS
WILL pay cash iol vacant lots,
houses. fats, stores, acreage,
real estate equities. Land con-
tracts bought; quick and sat-
isfactcry deals.
EBERT. 500 Majestic BLDG.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-17
r. YOU
WANT TO BLY,

4 fe------- .rf-rri7 I7farif -..r .Hr bargains
before hu5fuE eiFaHfHIt. rfpf
uuriEht nf 500 FuH Ht rlFra,
or $500
Story a. Clark Piano Go.
$40 Woodward Lia-l------