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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-03

afternoon hours
Local District No. |
Calls 208 Men
Two hundred and eight OF the reg
stercd men in local district No |, for
the county OF Oklahoma, which In
eludes the northern and western sec
tions of the county have been instruct
ed to report at Britton for physical
examination Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday. The notices were sent out
today by NJ c Binion. chairman OF
the board and II S Emmerson, clerk
The quota of the first county di,
vision is l04 men and following the
instructions from Washington, twice
this number are instructed TO report
for physical examination Unleh the
county division has a smaller percent
claiming exemptions than did the first
city district 1t will be necessary TO call
other of the registered men OF the dis.
trict in order to complete the quota
for the first cali
The first SEVENTY men in the follow.
ing list are instructed to report at
Bfiiton for examination. at 9 o'clock
.. m, Tuesday, August Z Men who
are numbered from II to lao must
report there Wednesday, August 8, At
Q o'clock a m, those numbered from
al to 608 inclusive. are instructed 10
appear before the board Thursday All
gust 9 At 9 O'clock a. m.
7Ss--IAwrenee Arlsnd Golden, Ed
"SIs "SIs1-Ai..snd.r Cecil piumuu. Beth.
r,, h'7HoS',S !ud'on Holt Oklahoma
!, Wi-yir,or II. suah, oslshc'na City
!, ti-Kobert N. whistler Edmond
. t7s--0lsnn Oscar Hardin, Oklahoma
/, iii-Clarence Ray owen, RrInon, r,
500 b.r Arthur sowm. oklahoma
mi-John Grayson Reed, oklahoma
City.
sss.Thurm,p ~ p.ylasep, s Th'r'y'ninth
bSe--Scott Breasile Hamilton, Twenty
fourth md walnut, oklahoma city,
SN--Eex BRYANT Mcaly. oklahoma
iis-narry Douglas shrlhsr Edmond
W-hmby Hamh'on' oklahoms
city; stockyards station u,., o.,..o
ma CITY, r. y b. .
! lo1-Penjam'n Franklin 'ieVer~En-
| Ms--Jc,.ph Philips. Oklahoma city. r.
s'sz &insm Apdrsw voish,. oklsho-
'.-Lonl: RAY Dean Oklahoma City
ss-Hush .Givin woddle, oklahoma
CITY, r F. p r,.,. u,,,.v o,,,,o
ma CITY, liis Ash. a
900 Jsmss Edward Evens, oklahoma
City, II Y. ID. O.
ho-Clyde Mcfreely' Oklahoma city
storkynrds station.
sg@. ss!s,' siS ws.! s'G%'fs "e,sssI OKLA
| t0s-Psul q Hamilton Briuon.
| n1--Allle Spencer London, BETHANY
l. so,-,jsmes Chester Hsmpson, Okla.
j hams Citv, II +. ~ T.
ta--John Alexander Salisbury, Ed
- rond, r u J
: nc- Ralph Sidney Henwood, okhho-
n ma city. h y y
II 5l,-Smnlev Henry Burton, Oklahoma
| CITY, 9O'I East Eleventh =.
homa CIV, n E - n,
/ y II. 3
II Ui-stephsn Wagner, pethany.
Hi isI-Joseph s Kroos. Whentland r.
/ = ,,S-ay ,. ! NJ plspam, Edmond.
II N2--wOam John Knight, oklahoma
II City, " r H.
II * .Frnnk whitney Holmer Edmond,
RF N
H sSg--I,onit,e Cnrriu Oklahoma CITY, n
liz N
H iss-Rosers stoker. Oklahoma CITY. r
n ~
II col -ish. William osndIn. oslahors
II CIV Fortv ninth and Anne.
II -C,hnrIes Nersep pumphries. Oh
lohcna City, FIFTY nrst and Belle Isle,
II 5,s-ncm.T y pnn" oklahoma Sf elty
's"sOHthn.s ""Hth"r.a taS ESln 'ys,Si I..t. Edmond. n
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-03


this makes Il necessary for Us 10 call
many more men than We had expected
to in order to iii our quota Another
big list of names will be called sMon'
day TO repor, later in the week ="
The men who have been examined
and who have claims for exemption
must give notice of filing these claims
not later than Monday, August 9. They
then have ten days in which to filc
their supporting aifdavits. These al
iidavi,s have to be sworn to before .
notary but all members OF the ex'
emp,ion boards have been appointed a,
notaries by the governor so that these
affidavit. may be sworn to before them
and no, cause the men claiming ex'
emptiCn extra expense
Fit, Not Claiming Exemption.
The following men were declared
physically qualified today and did noi
claim exemption Nelson Jerome
Bauer, 40 West Eleventh; Clarence
High Reynolds. "a We,, Sixth.
Yesterday Franklin Harvey Grant
COZ North Hudson. William Irl Fork
ner 1873 North Mckinley; Howard
Bertram Hops, 10 Dale avenue Louie
K Wong. 224 West Sixth Lee Roberts
]l4 North Hudson, was physically
qualified and stated he would not claim
exemption il he could arrange for some
way to care for his wife.
Fit. Claiming Exemption.
The following were declared physic'
ally qualified. but claimed exemption
all but one on the ground OF depend
ents Fayad Habeeb Barkeu, 1901
North Western; William Grover John
son, 70S West Fourth; Gay Erwin
Sharp, l4l8 West Fourteenth; Guy
Warren Hull, l5l7 West Eleventh
Milton A. Clark, ls35 West Twenty
fifth.
Yeaerday-Arthur Opille Fuller
1881 Wes, Twenty. fourth; Ruby Roark
Nance 22il Linwood avenue Fohn
Weller, s West Fifth Howard Arthur
Fndley, $50 North Dewey; George II
King, $50 West Third Gus g. Fagras
oO0 North Broadway; Oscar Winfield
Coulter, jlSn West Third; John K
Williams. 306 North Hudson John
Shelby Mctcali sos North Broadway
Ray William Champion, 2509 North
Western Clinton Samuel Leonard, q
West Seventh, Thomas Harold Harp
}lS West Tenth Hale Harry Clark
~ West Second Arthur /. Ra,hmann
lE MOTH Ellison John William Al.
lord, sOa Wes, Third; Foster Allen
Thompson, ITO West Tenth William
II Langdon, 1901 West Thirty fifth
Luther Chester Wells, 704 West Third
Homer W Kilough Slp West Fourth
Physically Unfit
The, following men were declared
physically unfit for military service
both having leakage OF the heart; Anci
Gatliff Atkins. o2l West Thirteenth
RAY Hugle, 22l West Tenth,
Yesterday Charles Jackson Enmons
1918 North Robinson; WilliIm R
Quarles, 21l West Noble; Said Oseal
Shadd, 1895 North Broadway; Graham
s. Boston. ll46 West Fortieth; Helioi
D. Hardenstein l40l North Kentucky
William B, Conway, l1ll North Oke
Charles F., Childers, 1917 West Tenth
Clarence NJ Maxwell, 1904 East Sey
enth
Already Enlisted. .
Only one man was exempted toda
by reason OF having previously enlist
ed He was Carson D, Boulby, u
West Fourth.
| Yesterday Harold Halleu Halscl
GA West Fifteenth; Arthur Thurma
Groom, l224 North Broadway; Williar
| N Robberson, Egbert hotel Oscar lie
Welch, $40 West Thirteenth has take
an examination for the engineers corp
and unls" accepted by them will clair
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-03

exemption on the grounds Of depend
ents
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-18

preparedness, in its pitiless revelation
Of the wcG Fnoss Of untried troops
when pitted agi,nst seasoned vereans
IN It's horrible ghastly uncoVerirg OF
national weakness and the price We
might be called on to pay for our
almost criminal neglect. Woman
hood stands in a class entirely by it.
sci; in the matter of splendid. de-
tailed film presentation. A rather
pleasing feature is that It is not drawn
odt TO tiresome length and therefore
does not impose ;he tax on the eyes
which follow attendance upon many
other ambitious presentations.
Roosc,c clt Scores.
Noticeable was the applause which
the audience gave Colonel Roosevelt
in the two reels in which he appeared
The Roosevelt demonstration, to tho
unprejudiced. mind. appeared to be
much more spontaneous and heartier
than the accord given President Will
son. tho that was strong and fine. as
was also the deep outburst which
greeted the Star Spangled Banner.
Fine Acting.
The scene portraying the death OF
Strongs sister which is palpably a
revision of the death scene OF Edith
Ca'cll the English nurse executed in
'elslnnl' Is especially tlne. as Is also
the scere where Prince Marshal Da-
rio Kills his son while the latter is
trying 10 prevent the escape OF his
American sweetheart. But where
there Is so much excellence why at
tempt to differentiate? Sufficient IL
Is that ii is a splendid performance,
splendidly acted and staged and filmed
far more effectually and with less tax
upon eyes and nerves than any similar
photoplay seen in Tulsa in n long
time. 1t ought to be said however.
that Alice Joyce as Mary Ward and
Harry Morey as Paul Strong fully
justified she high hopes which their
admirers held out for them. For
finished acting, not too strong in the
weak moments and not too weak in
the strong moments, 1t Is a rare and
acceptable piece of work The rest of
:he company Is fully up to the mark
"Womanhood" will continue at the
Majestic today and Saturday, with n
special children's matinee tomorrow
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-18
X. c. CROWD IS
GUEST OF TULSA
Visitors From Missouri City
See Us and Spend the
Whole Night Here.
NO PLACE FOR SPECIAL


Even tho tho, rr.yid,d their own
,,...i.
,'''I,"'- '''''''''I' "' "''
hun"rel Kansas 'ItY boosters Who di-
rived boz Tulsa yesterday afternoon L.
epepd the uisbt h,r, soon learned
''' '' '' '''''
"''' '"'I' Was NOT eve" 'h'H-h va.
cant uuDk1ac property 900 tho city lu-
its ON which to shuuf their s.ori9i
,.,t, .,,, I. ,...,.
~ '''' '' 7'.
inc caravan was assembled and moved
10 ColIiuvIlr. where II viii Ho held
until this morning when IT. Will pro-
coed or .ts journey hom,ward
mo- N'N.'1 ''I\ crowd Jared badly
,i.,,. ,b.. '....,...,..
r,os, ..,,,.,,' .' wv 1"i,.'' 'sI"' "I
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-18

toe so big ii was murder to put on
my shoe. l used salves and other
things that ate off more of the toe
than they did the corn. I'd cut and
dig with knives and scissors, but
now no more fooling for me. Two
drops OF 'Gets-Tt did all the work.
1t maJs the corn shrivel and get so
loose that you can just pick it right
off with your fingers"
There has been noAhing new dis
covered for corns Since "Gets-It'
was born. It's the new way the
common-sense, simple, sure way.
"Gots-It" is sold everywhere. csc
a bottle, or sent ON receipt of price by
r. Lawrence q Co. Chicago, III.
Sold in Tulsa and recommended as
the worlds best corn remedy by Ken
dall Drug Co. Younkman Pharmacy.
Quaker Drug Co., Tulsa Drug Co., Guy
Harper.-Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-18

mittees of the Chamber of Commerce
10 secure as many automobiles as pos
sible to meet the visitors, and these
cars will be used to take the st. Louis
men over the city, showing them the
residential as well as the business
section They will be given boxes at
the horse show and the evening per-
formance Will be known as "St. Louis
night.
All those wishing TO assist in the
entertainment of the ST. Louis visitors
by presenting their automobiles for
the afternoon are asked by the off
GERS of the Chamber of Commerce to
call j. Burr Gibbons Of the reception
committee or Secretary Douglas Of the
organizations.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-18
Large Audiences Viewing woman
hood.


II you ore old and feel that there
Is not another thrill left in you or IL
you are young and like a thrill every
other second IT is equally important
and desirable that YOU should see the
production OF "Womanhood. the Glory
OF the Nation now running at the
Majestic theatcr, and which is drawinr 9
the largest audiences ever seen in n
local PLAYHOUSE.
II appeals to all that is best and
highest in men and women, that ap-
peal to the spirit which sent Joan OF
Arc to the pyre and Cranmer to the
stake
Women Naturally Patriotic.
''Womanhood" should have been
produced under another name, as It's
present title is a misnomer While IL
is in its underlying and rather sub
meHsiNe moments love story in which
the patriotism of the women stands
out like the shadow OF great rock
in weary land. we have come to
expect that of women, somehow or
other. u is a sort of fetch that wu-
men VIII DO just that thing and no
other thing whenever the opportunity
offers for the reason that they always
have done nothing else.
CncoNcrtng National Weakness.
but In Its demonstration of our un-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-18
TAKE VAN LAX
FOR CONSTIPATION
Don't Poison Yourself ANY
More With Calomel Van
Lax Is Better-It Keeps
Bowels Clean.

when YOU are troubled with liver
trouble such as consultation. clogged .
up bowels. indigestion, dyspepsia.
heartburn, played -out feeling, bad
breath. sick headache, get from your
druggist a SOC bottle Of Van Lax cor
send TO Van Nleet Drug Co. Mem
phis, TcunD. Take a dose as directed
ON label In a short time 1t will give
YOU the incest and easiest cleaning
out you ever experienced Drop calo-
mol or salts. Van lax is better II
don't sicken YOU Young or old can
take Van Lax and at any hour or
the day Van Lax is pleasant to
take Everybody likes IT, Van Lax
livens up your liver Try today.
II Is the latest and by fsr the best
Tonic Liver Medicine made. The best
is none too good get the bcst-Nan
LaN-AdV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-18
MOUND CITY BOOST
SQUAD HERE TODAY
st. Louis Pilgrims to Be Enter
tanned by Tulsa; Auto
Trip Is Included.

More than one hundred members Of
the St Louis chamber Of commerce
will arrive in Tulsa this afternoon on
a special train over the Frisco at 4:20
o'clock, and from that hour until 6
o'clock the next morning will he the
guests Of the Tulsa Chamber Of Com
mcrce.
The program Of entertainment
which has been arranged for~thc Wis
itors includes an automobile trip over
the city, following their arrival here
this afternoon After dinner they Will
be the guests of the Continent
live stock exposition directors at the
horse show, evening session.
a special effort Is being made by
the reception and entertainment com
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-18

ncnt horse show last night and pa
rndcd around the ring After having
clrcl,d tie Judges stand they wer, led
by G.. B. Douglas. secretary Of the
Tulsa Chamber Of Commerce, to the
hoN occupied by Miss l"ula Long.
,,, t,,
Tho ,I..f booster lifted huge bou-
m,t uI whit. roses from % Ios and
presenter f with ~, following conn
p.imrntar. .p.,cn.
.>0t ur. ON behalf Of our party.
hut un U,hlII OF mo ritizcurg ut your
home rit, N., Long 80, wish rou to
ac. .,pt fhls tUt.u of uu appreciation
of tur su....- 300 uuholdiur tho
pi..ue, of Kansas CItt ut 900 tuo ua-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-18
prcmatnrc. saw Rarrow.


NEW YORK, May 11-Pres'dent
Edward q. Barrow OF the lntcrnat!on-
al league declared tonight that any
announcement of the interleagua Sc
riCs with the American association
having been called Oft was premature
20 say the least No such step could
ue taken. he said, without the consent
~ the International league and he de-
MED that the organization he heads
had been approached on the subject.
NathCn Kicks over Traces.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, May IA
mossagg denying that affairs OF tho
American association are I'm bad con-
aition. or that the situation has been
affected by the war. was sent late to-
day ly ., n. Wathen president OF the
Louisville club and Wee president Of
tho league. 10 Edward G. Barrow,
president of th' international league
Mr. Wathen said.
There has been no meeting OF the
American ASSOCIATION and Hickey only
represents some individual interests
feel certain If the International
league wants 20 go thru with the in
t"rlcapuc series that majority ot the
association owners will 10 likewise
oar association is in good condition
and has not been affected by the war,
only hy weather which has now great
~ improved"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-18

means for getting Baptist ministers.
who SO desired. appointed as chaplains
in the army and nL'y, was referred to
a special committee FOR action.
At today's sessions OF the Women s
Missionary union, an auxiliary of the
convention, the president, Mrs. W. c.
James of Richmond, in her annual
address urged women 10 encourage re-
Cruitng for the army and navy and
to willingly assume other burdens i'm
posed by the war. but not TO decrease
their missionary activities
The union will elect officers tomor-
row
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-18

The two friends met on the street
as they We're hurrying to their re-
spective offices one morning
Hello, Linder, old mani" cried
one, as he grasped the others hand.
Congratulations | hear you have a
new youngster at your house"
The new father glanced around ap-
prehensively. "F'or heavens sake,
you can't hear him way up here, can
you ?''-Harper's.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-18
.BAPTISTS DENY
WOMEN RIGHTS
Fair Sex Can't Serve as Dele
gates, Southern Convention
Finally Decides.

NEW ORLEANS. May 17.-Women
members of the Southern Baptist
churches were denied the right for
another year. at least, to serve as del
cgltes TO the annual convention OF
the denomination, by action of that
body here late today.
Don't Like Haste.
Dr. j. W. Porter of Lexington. Ky.
vigorously opposed the amendment.
declaring Mr. Coleman was proposing
with only II minutes time available
for discussion to ovcrturn provi-
sion Of the constitution which had
stood for 72 years He moved to table
the\amcndment. Numerous advocates
Of woman's rights as delegates sprang
up and heated debate developed
When put to vote, Doctor POrters
motion To table the amendment was
lost, 32S to 24S. A parliamentary
tangle over Interpretation of require
ments for amending the constitution
occupied an hours time and finally
the convention adopted IA motion by
n. w. +. Bacon. Sparks. Miss, to re-
fer the amendment to n committee Of
five with instructions to vote on 1t at
next years convention and the women
lost their chance to serve as delegates
at this time.
Baptists Across Sea.
T. Il. Ray of Richmond. for the for
Cign mission board reported the
Southern Baptists have 45S churches
in foreign fields, one. fourth Of which
are self supporting. The l716l for
eign members last year gave {l32.37l
for all purposes
A resolution that committee he
appointed to suggest methods and
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-18
Corns Loosen Off
With Magic ''Cels-Il''
Drops DO the, Work. Painicssly.

Il tell you, before heard OF
'Gets-lt' / used to try one thing after
another for corns. | still had them
| used HANDBAGS and thev made my
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-20
OhTfn5TOCKED.

To the puDIo,-
 We have Just finished stock taking. and find that gre are heavily overstocked so are maKrns enormous reductions In Hardware-as much as per cent in certain lines. Notwithstanding immense advances outside. especially In Hard ware and Metal Goods. we are still sell ing on the basis of goods purchased the past two or three years.
 We VIII sell Tor cash only al these prices, and for amIteI time, w,ul we bring our stock down to the require ments of the camp.
 If you nave an order to be hlled. let us figure on 1t; we can save you money We have proved 1t to others, we can prove II 10 you.
 DARLING AND DEAN COMPANY.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-20

The increase of domestic infelicity, IS reflected in tic growing habit ot divorce. Is made tte subject of Inter esting observations and good advice by kathleen Norris who wrote Christmas letter to discontented housewives for the Pictorial Review.
 The latest national statistics indi- eated that one of every twelve cou- pios are divorced. and the result uf the next census may bring this ratio down -o one out of every ten couples.
 Mrs. Norris finds that men, en- ?. ossed in business life. endure the monotony of matrimony much better tl'an women who find housework and rome a form of uncomfortable punish. ncnt. after some years of drudgery.
 T suppose most women would like everything in their lives changed once q year, and l know some who would L IT up roots oftener than hat wlites Mrs Norris. But the man of the house never changes. nor sees the mud for changes. Being woman. his wife eyes him patiently. or mo- rosely, or indignantly, as her nature I terror to the long unaltering years to come. He has no further surprises for her, and as the years go by, his sirtats are taken more and more for granted and his faults are more and mGe evident. He is good of course; he is kind and true, but he tells jokes she has heard twenty times: he never touches fish, and he is fussy when his feet get wet She feels that she could endure violence and neglect for awhile. anything for a change
 Life is not the simple. practical ex- istence Of the earlier days of the re- public. or even of fifty years ago when the woman who had home. plenty of food and raimen; for her com fort, had all that was attainable. At this stage Of modern life these necessities are only starters. There Is q great bright world of luxury. of amusement, of pleasure, all about us. Then there IS the new expansion of woman's I 1'ghts. her growing power of citizen ship, her entrance into the activities of modern life on plane with man. All these sometimes make the dead level of home and houseworE decidedly lrk- some.
 People who undertake to live lifetime together assume a grea: re- sponsibility There is need for chari- ty nd the utmost patience, and there is need for man and wife to be busy
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-20
JUDGE WAS SOY ONCE.

The attorneys for the prosecution and defense had bee nallowed fifteen minutes each to argue the case. The attorney for the defense had commen- ted his argument with an allusion to the old swimming hole of his boy hood days He told in fiowery oratory of the balmy air. the singing birds. the joys of youth. the delights of the cool water
 And in the mids: of il he was in ttlrupted by the drawing voice of the judge
 Come out, Chauncey," he said, and put on your clothes. Your fifteen minutes are up"
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-20

The chances are that hose one hun drod COW punchers that dashed across tht Mexican border yesterday after tie Villa bandits. who killed cou- pie of American ranchers, are in the wrong from legal standpoint but they are entirely human just the same after the model of the independent pe ople who have stood for liberty and justice in the great southwest They know just what greasers are by long dealings with them and. contra wise the greasers know what the Ameri gan cowboy is like It Is hard to fore;ell how the punitive raid will turn out but the chances are that the Mexicans will keep out of the way of the cow ranchers. If they don't somebody is going to get hur.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-20

with wholesome tasks for heads and lands
 The tn ss that make for discord are trihes. In 2a hour most of them are forgotten, yet many men and wo. men allow their lives to be deter mined by them. The potent in3tru- ,nent for divorce is the fluent. ready. irritating tongue. Charity. patience. less argument and more thought might be profitable habits for all who ars in matrimony to encourage.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-02-20

And with the sinking of one subma- rine all the nerve stimulation is not over, another may he encountered at any moment. As long as the daylight lasts there is chance of another sub ne, sible giving battle. and at night only .here is rest for tired nerves ex- eefp for the possibility of collision be- cause no lights are shown. Yes. indeed, there is excitement on the ocean wave quick action In keeping with the age.