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Bisbee daily review., 1917-08-14
May HdUe to Examine EUery
 Registered Mdn to Secure
 COunty's Draft Army QuOta

| next call will be mailed today from
 Tombstone. An examination will be held in Bisbee on August F and in
 Douglas August IS and in Tombstone
 on August 20.
 l The Review will publish the names
 of those on the second call when the l list is received from the board.
 The following is a list of those men
 in the Warren district who were ex-
 empted for physical defects:
 James L. Temby ..........Bi .Bisbee
 Harry F. Alter ...............L Lowell
 Paul R. Whelan ............B .Bisbee
 William B. Mcintosh .,. Bisbee
 Carl l.. Klttt .................W Warren
 Arthur Waller ........B Bisbee
 John C. Wertz .............. BlsDee
 Joe McKenna ................ .Bisbee
 Richard E. Andrews s..........L Lowell
 Harry M. Worthington ....... .Bisbee John F. McFadden ........... .Bisbee Roy l.. kegy .............-...L Lowell
 Kit Karson .................. Bisbee William J. Arndt, JT. ......... .Bisbee Bernard MeGarvey ......... Lowell William H. Stratton ........ Lowell William DeVjne .............B Bisbee Karl w. Officer -.............Wa Warren John w. Sundgren ..........B Bisbee Mullk Snail ...........-......L Lowell Karl Helzel Mcconnell Warren Maurice Berry RiSbee Edward |. Wittig ............. Bisbee Nick Nj. Gregovich .......... Bisbee Pete Rednoyich ......... .Bisbee Albert Ireland ................ Bisbee James Covington ..............B .Bisbee Sterling A. Parrish .......... Bisbee SpirO Vukovieh ...............Lo Lowell William G. Began ......'..... Lowell John l.. Heath .............W Warren Frank w. Haxton .....Bis Bisbee Phll l.. Gleeson ...-....--.-..B .BlsDee Clemens Bartch .,......- -Bisbee Parvin A. Ramsower ....... .Bisbee Michael J. German ...... Lowell E. Petty ........t =. .Bisbee Charles Harju .............L Lowell I odA ArASOSN R. Fitzgerald ........ Lowell William A. Campbell ......... Bisbee | Milan Sabovich ...............Bi .Bisbee | V. M. Crawford ...........Lo Lowell | Edward Nelson Lowell | E. G. kimprecht ............B Bisbee | Earl c. Murray ........... Bisbee | Ernest Burgess ............ .Bisbee | Walter A. Douglas ......... Bisbee | Frederick C. Williams Lowell Frederick N. Miller .......... .Bisbee Thomas A. Egan ..............B Bisbee
Bisbee daily review., 1917-08-14
SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

Aliens FOot-Ease, inc aniiseptic powder % Dc shaken into the shoes and sprinkled In the foot bath. It relieves painful, swollen, smarting feet and takes the sting out of corns and bunons. Nothing gives such quick and permanent relief for sweating, callous, tired, aching feet as Aliens Sold by Druggists everywhere, 25c. Always use 1t to Break in new shoes Trial package FREE. Address, Allen s. Omsted, Le Roy, E. I.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-08-14
JAP MISSION EXTENDS HAND OF FRIENDSHIP
 TO UNITED STATES

(Continued From Page One)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-27
Seven Cardinal Points
Regarding Draft Registration

WASIIINGTON 26In It's
the the
to
be between
inclusive who will be The
follows.
'l-Thee Is only day registration .,
ed
his
3, in
military all
officers enlisted of
national
militia force the
marine by
the
'3-ltegstration No what lust
cIalh you nave for exemption
'4-ltegistration
the sense OF this duty the penalty
provided '' ="
cause representative
civ
now TINS card should be filled
the sick the registrar o
ms nome district The sick
stamped envelope the registration certif
NN'N'''
Tho Abscnccs
on registration day should apply
falon card to the he
stopping he is
clerk The clerk will card ana
turn TO the absentee The
10 ue registrar OF
a Wv
'7-HegIaon tbs be
registration day 3, " '' ~ - II"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-27
LABOR MARKET FAILS
TO OPEN AS PLANNED
Union Men Fizzle in Street
Market Scheme; Club to
Open June Is.

The opening of the city marker,
yesterday at Archer and Boulder was
d mixed affair. owing to an an
houhcement by the labor unions that
their market would be opened yester-
day and one by the women of Tulsa
Who' headed by Mrs. c. L. Iahman.
nave been actively engaged in putting
the other market on its young feet
mat their market would not open nm
IN about June 10, the farmers and
the customers We're somewhat be-
wildered
! our market will not be open until
June 10, because there is not enough
OF homegrown produce on the mar
ket before that time to make a mar
Ket worth while said Mrs. Iahman
Yesterday. "If the labor unions are
ahIe to open market before that
tline IT will be by having costers come
with shipped-in produce"
Justice G. f. Warren. secretary of
the Trades and Labor council, said
that the farmers had become con
fused and had failed to show up in
suftlclent numbers to make the open
ing Il success Three carloads of pro-
duce were sold at First and Boulder.
where they adjourned after waiting
In vain for the market to open with
brass bands, etc.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-27
GOLD WITHDRAWAL NORMAL
TRADE MOVE, JAPS ASSERT
Little yellow Men Say They're just
Seeking Their Small Share
of the SpullS

WASHINGTON, May 26.-Normal
trade movements resulting from an
enormously expanding export trade is
the explanation given Mt the Japanese
embassy for the large withdrawal of
gold from America within the last few
months
Japan, It was said. is simply shar-
ing In lesser degree with America
the vast store of European gold which
the allies have been pouring out to
pay for munitions and manufactures
which the cXigencies of war have pre-
vented Japan from producing as in
times of peace.
The japanese embassy has con-
ferred with the treasury department
officials regarding these gold exports
To Japan, and as "A result the treasury
department will continue to transfer
gold by draft from New York to San
Francisco with exporters paying the
cost unless there is some evidence OF
an intention of far eastern banks to
horde gold or to permit 1t to reach
GERMANY
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-27
WANT SHAKESPEARE IN GERMAN
Asserts Great English Playwright Has
Never Been Wen Translated.

WEIMAR. Germany May pa
cali for German poet who would
give Germany lasting and correct
rendering Of Shakespeare was made
here at the annual meeting Of the Ger
man Shakespeare society Councillor
Marterstcig. director Of the Leipzig
thcatcr made the plea. lie lameuted
the absence of good translations Of
Shakespeare In Germany and said that
he hoped that after the war n German
rendering of Shakospearc's work
would bc allowed to illuminate the
German stage as before. as the ire
sstiblc German spirit could not endure
TO be fed on Shakespeare during the
war \ performance Of Loves Labor
Lost followed the lecture.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-27
BIG THEATER PROJECT
FORMED AT CAPITAL
Tucker Brothers Behind $780,.
600 Union Project; Plan
Tulsa Showhouse.
Specialize Tho World

Special to The World,
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, MAY 26.
A three hundred thousand dollar
theatrical syndicate that will have as
its object the building and operation
of union theaters in Tulsa, Oklahoma
city and other cities thruout the state
has been formed here by Tucker
brothers, owners of the Dreamland
theater here.
The first step In the gigantic project
was taken this afternoon when the
fuckers obtained an option to pur-
chase the Overholser theater here for
SlSO'OOO. The option and contract for
deed was signed this afternoon by
Mayor Overholser. former owner OF
the theater and the new owners Will
be given charge September Is.
charter will be taken out for the
theatrical syndicate Monday and work
will be begun at once on the plan to
obtain theaters in Tulsa and other
cities. All the theaters to be con-
trolled ny the Tucker brothers will he
strictly union houses. Members OF
tho union musicians, stage hands and
actors will - given places on the
board of directors of the new com
pany, and union members thruout the
United States will he given an oppor-
tuuity to buy stock in the organiza-
ton
Dudley II. Tucker and William l..
Tucker are the other brothers who
helped engineer the new enterprise
The Incorporated company will be
known as the Overholser Theater
Amusement company.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-27
JUSTICE SLACK
IS NO STACKER
Aged Jurist Here, an Exon
federate, VIII Ride in
Memorial Day Parade.
ALL WILL OBSERVE THE DAY
Chief Marshal Alva j. Niles
Enthused Over Prospects
For Big Occasion.

Capt Alya Niles chief marshal
Of the Decoration day parade Is rs
surprised as hc ls plcascd at the uni
lcrsal response he is receiving In the
preparations for the day
"Evcrycuo 1t sccms. is lending a
hand and the day is going 10 be one
Of great patriotic cndcavor and dem
onstrnuon.' said Captain Niles ycster-
day
Practically all the city stores will
hc closed I'm the afternoon and every
one will bc given a chance to- partici-
pate in the parade.
Tho latest feature 20 bc announced
is the exhibition Of the equipment Of
company \, engineers with cap
tain Moon in command r n %
equipment. which has been shipped,
VIII arrive here Tuesday and
viii bc issued Wednesday morning 70
an members OF The company II will
include commiSsary wagons and
kitchen and field equipment. There
will probably be four vehicles in this
section Of the parade.
capt II. c. Laltcau has checked
up the ambulance company's equip
mcnt and is ready to Issue uniforms
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-27
LITTLE TOTS STAGE
IMPOSING LAWN FETE
Fulghum School Pupils Pre-
sent Red Cross Benefit
at Kennedy Home.

The 1916-17 season in the Fulghum
private school was brought to an aus
picious close last evening when IA
children of the kindergarten and
grades gave pretty fantasy. The
Fete of the Flowers" on the lawn OF
the DR.. S. @. Kennedy home
Quite In accord with the spirit of
patriotism. which is being shown on
every hand, the play was presented
for the benefit of the Red Cross and
was generously patroniZed by parents
and friends of the school.
The play was directed by Mrs. Eula
Jackson Steene and was charming
portrayal of child life. The fete was
opened With "A dance by Katherine
Fulghum, Jean Hagler, Elizabeth
Nilsson and Rebecca Haskell and the
principal parts were taken by Mary
Page, as queen, James Treat, king and
Rosemary Evans of California, the
fairy of flowerland. The costuming
depicted the children as flowers and
birds and was beautiful in all its de-
tails. The fairy play was followed
by patriotic drill by about twenty
young laos of the school. all wearing
Uncle sam costumes. Other children,
IN addition to those named, who par
ticipated, were:
Claire Beatty billiard, Loreen Forster, Lois
1ancy. Minnie Kennedy, Alice Bell Eleanor
Pringle, Kathleen Smith, Ruth Prngle Mar.
ian Savage. Mary Katheryn Rofolf, Evelyn
Forster, LueIl Short Dorothy Campbell. Ger.
trude Giffert, Marian Brownlee, katherine
Donahoe, Luddie Harlow. Dorothy Lee Ham.
matt Louise King, Elizabeth Nillson Re,
becca Haskell, Ann Kennedy, Lillian Misener,
Loretta Essley, Mary johnson, Clabe Har.
low, Fred Forster Frank Chesley. Davis
Brady, Loyal Martin. Clara Bess short. Edna
Lawson, Hilda Downing, Winifred Stahl,
AlAuucay HOTnppk kpr .Ina kaunpdv
ster, Haskell Brady, Donald llnderliter.
George MacDonnell, Marion Rudisill. Sam
Kennedy Roger X. Dunbell. jr, Joe Bur.
cham. Howard Adams, Gordon Henke, Glenn
alderman, llarey Ross Maurice Devinna ir
Thomas Haskins, Natalie Broach. Irene Buel
Elizabeth Dumbell Katherine Fulghum, jean
iagler, Rebecca Haskell, Elizabeth Henry,
Jean HiXon, r.. aind Hollow. Thelma Ken.
nedy, Annetta King. Elizabeth Nilson, Mar.
ian McCintock. JaEe Robinson, Mildred
Rogers and Loni.e Sinhhins
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-27

10 members Of his company on
Wednesday morning.
The automobile dealers association
have promised the use Of % motor
cars and as many more as win be
necessary TO carry all the Civil War
veterans and their wives.
Justice John j. Slack. Confed-
crate veteran. who has been badly dis
ahlcd by rheumatism of recent years
announced his intention OF riding In
the Decoration day parade. as he
touched with loving fingers the stars
and Stripes on his coat lapel and said
that tho ne fired on the Flag i'm tho
old days he. like an his old comrades
was wearing II over his heart today
The parade VIII form on Fifth,
sixth, Seventh ana Eighth streets at
. o'clock and march north 10 Con
vention han, whore the speakers of
the day. Hon. \ \. Small and Hon.
T. II. Muroncy VIII deliver patriotic
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-27
COURT OF INQUIRY
TO CLEAR MYSTERY
Creek County Attorney Sum-
mons Witnesses to Tell of
Tragedy at Death Curve.
;vo-lo Creek County Bureau

| Wo-lo Creek County Bureau
SAPuLPA, Okla, May 2G.-Coun-
| ty Attorney Earl Foster today began
a searching inquiry into the death OF
/ Harry Splitter, whose body was found
| in Polccat Greek last Sunday morn
ing beneath an automobile that had
lcapod or the cnbankment at death
curve that porlous jog in the road
midway between this place and Kiefer
Ihe inquiry was begun at the instance
of brother of the dead man, who be
llcNes therc are some mysterious cir
cumstanccs attached to the accident
The auto In which Splitter was rid
ing at the time Of the tragedy was
one that belonged to the Howell Bag
gage Auto co. of this city. Jim
Daley, an employc Of the Howell com
pany, had borrowed the machine the
night before and told the owner he
would return in less than half an
hour Daley has not been seen again
since the night Of the accident
Witness story.
After the discovery Of the accident
sunday morning two Kicfer oil men
told of how they had met Daley late
saturday night. covered with mud and
blood, staggering toward Sapulpa. He
asked them to take him to his room
at the McCrady rooms. but when Off
GERS called at the place next morn
ing he had packed mp and left.
There was tcll-talc evidence that
he had washed hurricdly for the walls
were splashed with mud and blood
Nothing OF Daleys whereabouts has
been heard since the men left him at
his room. They said he told them he
had fallen in the creek while fishing,
but did not mention the upset.
Many Theories.
The theory has been advanced that
Daley might have robbed and beaten
Shiplcy and then sent the car over the
enhankment Another guess is that
Shiplcy might have been driving the
machine and not knowing the road
dashed Off the bank and to death. |
while Daley escaped and feared TO go
back and tell the owner of the car Of |
the accident
Several important witnesses were
ca led to the county attorneys office |
today and It is expected that renewed |
efforts will he made to locate Daley |
and to clear up the mysterious parts |
of the tragedy.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-27
CITIZEN OF CANADA
REGISTERS FOR DUTY
Would Do His "Bit" for Uncle
Sam; Total of 364 Sign
Up to Date.

Percy G. Frye of St. Thomas. Can
ada, now employed by a local oil COM
pany, signed his registration card at
the office of city Auditor Frank New
Kirk Yesterday. Altho he is a subject
Of Great Britain Frye declared on the
registration card his desire to serve in
the United States army in the present
conflict He has an honora BILE dis
charge from Canadian regiment
total of 364 men have registered
with the city auditor to date. All OF
these are on-residents or local citi
2ens who will be out of the city on
June 4
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-27
Weather for Week.

WASHINGTON. May 25.-Weather
predictions for the week beginning
May %, issued by the weather bureau
today, are:
West gulf Seasonal temper
ature 6S. Generally fair except that
local showers are probable Sunday or
Monday.
Plains states-Cool first part. fol-
lowed by seasonal temperatures after
Tuesday First half unsettled with
local rains; latter half generally fair.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-27
More Training Camps Sure

CHARLESTON. $. c.. May 26.-
Major General Wood today stated that
training camps for men taken into
the army selective draft were "prac-
tcally assured for Macon, Ga, Aiken.
5. c. and Chattanooga, Tenn. Sa-
vannah and Charleston also will come
in for important preparation work. he
said. Two or three divisions probabl
Will be trained at Chattanooga.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-27
SALESMAN wv WANTIEiD

II You are u real clean. industrious stock
or lot salesman and can furnish references
you can make from 5000 to $500 week on
the best selling proposition ever offered,
now selling in the east. This is not hot air
II you mean business, answer this ad and
iinG ont. Write or wire: $40 FIRST National
Bank Building. Pittsburgh. Pa.
WNNTED-Man with small amount of capital
ana executive ability to handle state OF OK.
iahOma on new invention. projected by pat.
,htS, and necessary to all barber shops Alb.
Soiule.y no competition. No catch penny
scheme but fine business with big and easy
money to man capable Of grasping an op.
pOrtunity. Address ManuiActurpP I156
North Cheyenne St. Tulsa. Okla
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-27
u, s. MAY Manufacture Drugs

WASHINGTON. May Senator
Pomerene today introduced bin to
permit the government to manufac-
ture in case of emergency, any drugs
protected by patents and trademarks
that LAY be needed by the enlisted
men or the army or navy The bill Is
intended TO permit American manu-
iacture of salvarsan has been unob-
tainable since the beginning of the
war
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-27
Most of Ships Steel.

WASHINGTON, May 26.-Chair-
man Fitzgerald of the house appro-
prlarion committee told the house
today he had been informed by Chair
man Denman Of the shipping board
that not more than one hundred and
fifty or two hundred of the merchant
fleet to be constructed would be or
wood and that all the others would
be steel
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-27
What Saved Him.

clubman dropped in to see a
friend who had been seriously i'll. 81
understand" said he to the GONZALES
cent, that the physicians held CON
sultatlon; but | see you are still
alive
Yes said the sick man. Il have
since learned that the vote stood two
for me and one AGAINST"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-27
4 IONnl Kid.

Father--Wh did the teacher saw
when she heard you swear?
Tommy-She asked me where
learned H.
Father-What did you tell her?
TOMMY didn't want TO give y,,;
away, pa, so | blamed 1t on the parrot
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-27
Single Men Ahrod

WASHINGTON. May 20. -- BY n
census bureau estimate today classi-
Tying the more than ten million
men within the military age draft
limits the number of single men is
placed at b,ST2,400 and the number
OF married men at i,5i5,900
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-27
Cuba Issues $50, 10000 for War.

HAVANA, May 70. = President
Menocal has signed decree authorig-
ing issuance of 10000 OF govern
ment bonds for war loan.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-27

CUICAGO, May Pc Miss Annie
Lee Mcdcalf, MARROW. okla, was given
q verdict for $4,000 against the chi
cago & Western Indiana Railroad co.
in the circuit court here today for the
loss Of an arm
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-27
HELP WANTED AGENTS

GREATEST OPPORTUNITY in the South.
west is open for live alert men who are
anxious to make from $35 to $50 per week
above expenses. The state OF Oklahoma is
exceptionally prosperous and our PROPOSE.
tion is ono that appeals to prosperous peo.
pie. Write for particu ars at once. Only
men with references need apply. Joe Miller
5l3 Coicoid Bldg, Oklahoma City, Okla.
Statesmen WANTED-A few experienced
stock salesmen with ability to manage men
not an oil proposition. II you are a $1,000
to $4,000 man this Oklahoma company
backed by the strongest men in the state Is
the best proposition in the United States to.
day and is now earning big profits: get
in on the ground floor rs a state manager
Call sfter $3.50 this morning, room % Hotel
Al rOMOBlLE FREE and big commission
paid to agents for introducing fast selling
summer line OF Concentrated Pure Fruit
Drinks; New. novel, delicious. Enormous
demand. Make Sc to So dsily. Territory
going fast. Write f. NJ. Feltman, 1853 Srd
ST., Cincinnati. Ohio.
SELL MEXICAN Diamonds In your spare
time Beautiful pocket sample case makes
ssles on sight. Have rainbow fire Of genuine
diamonds Fool experts Stand tests Write
today Mexihan Diamond Importing Co,
Las Cruces. New Mexico
LADY AGENT-We have an exceptional
proposition for reliable representative in
projected territory. Earnings $50 to s3j
week Answer quick Div. l.. 2i67 Amer.
can Aluminium Mfg Co. Lemont. H.
AGENTS America We Love You Beauti.
ful 1920 patriotic picture in colors You
can sell 250 day s. per 100, sample Zoe
Hot sellers. Peoples Portrait Co. Chicago
AGENTS WANTED-Everloc. perfect pa,ch
lor inner tubes; agents wanted General
Sales Co. 602 North broadway. OklaLoms
City. Okla
AGENTS WANrED-Own your own business
Sell Fritch's Vegetable Soap Write for
free sample. J, A. Fritch, St Louis. No
WANTED-Specialty salesman; permanent
position; none but high-class men need
apply. lO7 North Main.
WANTED-S;ock statesmen to handle at.
tractive oil proposition Write Obsidian
Oil Exchange. Drumright Okln
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-27
DRESSNAKERS.

SEWING OF all kinds Mrs. Nell Wells
room 10, Culbertson building Phone
500.
DRESSMAkER: good tit and finish. price,
reasonable conveniently located for north
side people. Phone 356G
SEWING OF all kinds, prices reasonable
work guaranteed. Mrs. Parnell. 1914 South
Denver, phone 27s7.
ELlNOR, dressmaker and maker OF gowns.
sos North Boulder, second floor. Phone
1Ol1-R
SEWING OF all kinds. dresses, suits and
blouses specially; work guaranteed.
Phone 6293
SEWING WANTED: prices reasonable. 1902
South Perryman.
uEMSTirCiIING and picot edeing Phone
37TI.
SEWING and dressmaking Mrs. N. Bu,e
ard Sl1 Robinson Arcade.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-27
LOST AND FOUND.

VERY liberal reward for return OF hog, pa
pers and pedigrees sto,en from Frisco
stockysrds last Sunday; keep the suitcase
no questions. Phone 254l or address Denim 3
ranch, 0swego Kan.
LOST-Valuable papers. enveloped addressed
l.. Applcman; papers addressed Samuel
Rhine from Indian department Muskogee. re.
ward. North Main
WILL party who found package in the box
at opera house addressed Mrs Frank
White, all North Frisco, call 1887.
LOST-Tuesday, May Is. between Boulder
building and 7l6 West Brady, tapestry
chair cushion. Phone 1868.
LoST--Bulldog, brown head, brown spots
on right side; reward. 1929 East Daven.
port
TAKEN UP-Small sorrel horse right hind
foot white Call at Riverview stock farm
Aldo Brothers. Phone 5379-J.
Party finding gold vanity bag in.telephone
booth at Tulsa Hotel please return to room
5l4 and receive liberal reward.
LoST-Wednesda pin with initials r OF
B r. II. Phone 360s; reward
L0ST-Gold and pearl handled silk um.
hrella; reward offered Call 52o9.