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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1917-10-16
New PIcketInK Plans.
Mrs. De Saulles l. Held
On Murder Indictment

Mineola. l. L, N. Y. Oct. H.
Mrs. Blanca DeSaulles was indicted
today on a charge of first degree
murder, for shooting her husband.
John Lenger DeSaulles. a wealthy
clubman and former college football
star. The shooting took place August
3, at Wheatly Hills, because DeSaulles
declined to permit his wife to have
possession of their little son, Jack"
IN. Mrs. DeSaulles is to be arraigned
on the murder charge Wednesday,
when a date for her trial may be
fixed.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1917-10-16
Stuff PICKETS.
FREED ON BAIL
Four Arrested for Second
q Ofense Face Year at
Occoquan.

To prison for a year was where the
four suffragettes who picketed the
White House yesterday knew they
might be marching. Miss Rose Win
slow, of New York; Miss Minnie
Hennessey, of Hartford: Miss Kate
Heffelfnger. of Shamokin, Pa, and
Miss Maude Jameson, of Norfolk,
today's banner-bearers. were all ar
rested October 6. and PRONOUNCED
guilty by Judge Mullowney but dis
missed without sentence.
Arrested yesterday on the same
charge, 1t will be possible for the
court to send the women to oc-
coquan for a years term, by i'm
posing twice the maximum sentence.
How long must women wait for
liberty" was the banner carried by
Miss Rose Winslow. at the head of
the line. The others carried the trl-
color of purple, white and gold.N
Released ON Bail.
The plckets were released on bail
furnished by Mrs. Helena Hill Weed,
Of Washington.
Miss Winslow, whose verse has ap-
peared, says that she will write a
book, IL given long sentence, Miss
- al al Ni6hp Gay
she will continue her study of art in
the workhouse.
The purpose OF the picketing dur
ing this adjournment OF Congress is
to keep the question of suffrage
prominently before the public and
the President, that he may not fail
to urge the passage of the Federal
amendment in his message Is the
suffragttes' announcement.
New Picketing Plans.
Miss Alice Paul, chairman OF the
National Woman's Party, will lead
q picket line on November 10 in which
prominent women from all parts OF
the country will be included. Among
them will be Mrs. Townsend Scott,
of Maryland: Mrs. Lawrence Lewis,
of Philadelphia; DR.. Caroline spenc-
er, of Colorado, who was arrested
and released on suspended sentence
last week, and Miss Louise Daniels,
of Vermont. The suffragists of Utah,
Puebelo, Colo. and Detroit. Mich.
have telegraphed that they will be
represented by member on this &C.
casion.
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j. 5. "PEP" AMAzES
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.
Of our transports have been convoy
ed TO France by destroyers without
the loss of a single life.
The public has become more unit
ed In its sentiment. The La Follettes
in the legislature. are becoming fewer
and the outspoken discomfort which
was heard at the beginning of the
war has grown fainter both In the
press, in Congress and the streets.
Much of this has been because al
we proceed further into the war and
obtain a better perspective upor
what has been accomplished IL Il
easier to see the amazing strides
which have been made In spite OF
the mistakes which were at first COM
mented upon so extensively.
OF all the features of the war sit
uation, however, the most encourag-
ing is that the great war machine
which this country has built up will
continue to increase in effectiveness
like the growth Of q SNOWFALL rolling
down hill.
Initial Stage Passiag.
We are almost through the initial
stage of our war history, that of pre-
paration which was rendered all the
more difficult because Of the woeful
lack of proper provisions before we
aligned ourselves on the side of the
allies. From this point on the fruits
of our expenditures and work will be
more visible, and with each succeed
ing month the weight which the
United States will be able to cast into
the balance against Germany will be
increased.
Out OF the fire of war. a new
United States Is being born, one
which Is learning to lay aside its self
ishness and commercialism and ready
to prove that 1t Is as great q nation
in war as In peace. With 1t energies
a new President, who has cast of
the mantle of indecision which was
characteristic of the earlier stages of
his career, and has developed into a
firm leader OF the American people
with his eyes turned towards a single
goal. peace with honor, with victory
peace that will be lasting.
world Series Only News.
At his daily afternoon conference
with the press yesterday, Secretary
of State Lansing was greeted with
the usual query Of Amy news today,
Mr.. Secretary" Nothing less than
the revelation OF additional dis
coveries OF German intrigue was ex-
pected.
None except the world series
game" replied the Secretary bland
ly.
Washington correspondents are
willing to take nothing on faith and
one Of them hoping to expose a
lamentable ignorance OF baseball in
formation on the part Of Mr.. Ian
sing asked, whats the scorer
Three to two at the end of the
sixth in favor of Chicago" responded
Secretary Lansing. thereby demon.
strating once more that he does moi
do his mapping In the presence Of
newspaper men.
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DICKINSON IS DEAD.

Detroit. Mich, Oct. 15.-Don NJ.
Dickinson died at his home here to-
day. He was Postmaster General
under President Cleveland.
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HOSPITAL HEADS
RUE ACCIDENTS
Local Superintendents La
ment Increased Injuries
and, Casualties
Recorded.

The appalling number of street ac-
cidents that have been causing many
casualties among the residents of
Washington were reflected last night
in reports from the city's different
hospitals.
II have noticed decided increase
curing the past three months in the
number Of persons injured and killed
In street crashes" said DR., A. Ma
gruder. superintendent of the Cas-
ualty Hospital, when interviewed last
night.
During the month of September out
Of 619 cases that were treated at
this hospital there were fifty-four per-
sons who were victims OF the speed
fiend,'" he continued.
DR.. Mcdonald stated that so far
this month there have been twenty
cases of persons injured from street
accidents. In all there have been
100 cases this month at the institu-
ton. Comparison of these two
months show that the number of
street casualties, taken at the pre-
vailing rate. are this month greater
than those of last month.
That about the same situation
exists at the Emergency Hospital
was stated last night by DR.. Cliff
ford G. Hines, of that institution.
He said that last week there were
more of these so-called street cases
at the hospital than there had been
for many months.
To Appoint Committee.
William r. Peabody, president of
the Safety First Association of the
District announced last night the
appointment of a committee to ar
range meetings about the city to iu-
struct the residents In the art of OBJ
serving the creed of safety first"
The personnel Of the committee is:
A. J. Driscoll, chairman; w. B. Pat
terson, ]. Clinton Hiatt, G. A. Lyon,
DR.. L. d. Walter. Frank A. Wood
field. Albert E. Shoemaker, Selden M.
Ely. w. F. Dement,, Cuno II. Ru-
dolph, former District Commissioner
c. N. Thompson. r. ]. Rice. N. d.
Smith, Miss Flora l.. Hendley, and
Mrs. Susie Root Rhodes, superin-
tendent of the District Fairgrounds.
Joseph Goldberg Injured.
With several bad decorations about
the head, Joseph Goldberg. cal D street
northwest. was removed to the Emer-
sency Hospital yesterday afternoon
shortly after he was struck at Sixth
ana G streets northwest by an auto
mobile operated by Charles Owens,
81 d street northwest.
While ahshting from a wayhing-
toiI Railway and Electric street cor
at Columbia road and Quarry street
northwest .ast night. Beatrice Rich
ardson, colored, 10. 224 L street south
west, fell and badly injured her head.
She was removed 10 the Emergency
Hospital.
Many other street accidents OF mi
nor note were recorded yesterday and
last night by the police.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-12-21
he First National Bank

has had a successful year, and we thank ~ customers for their patronage
m confidence. The management has iabored faithfully to make The First
National Bank a home rank % you ALL You are our friends and neighbors.
We appreciate your friendship and are always glad to have you come to .
us whether you have business or not We trivet be sae and sure rather
than to make large profits. We say with n o little pride, that We have been
complimented by III superiors for our efficiency and carefuIness. We
want your business in the future W want you to help us to make this bank a
We re going to help you ito do better farming, better store keeping, better
business all around. As farming is thu foundation Of all u business, " .
van o encourage and help the farmers to raise better stock, to plant better
seed, to do better work, IN buhd better buildings. This we AN do by help
ing you in a financial way. We are always ready to loan money for legitimate
purposes. bust think, u deposits at ne time this fall reached the enorm-
U III Of over $7OO,OOO.OO. We like our newspapers t 90 to the out
side world with this statement for it attracts attention to Grant county. We
fully believe that farm lands will sell for $50 and $500 N acre in the ear
future. We extend our best wishes fort h Holiday season, and remain,
Yours truly
First National Bank of Milbank
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-12-21

Where every prospeck pledses an only
man is rile!
But grdn'ma she has neuer been to
see a aUild Nest shoe,
Nor read the life OF Daniel Boone or
else I guess she'd knoW
That Buffalo Bill and couboys is good
enough for me
Ercep' Jest fore Christmas, Whex I'm
good as l kin be.
And then old Sport, he hangs around
so solemn-like an still,
His eyes they Keep a'sayin' Whats
the matter, little BiHs'
The old cat sneaks domn off her perch
an monders Mhdt's become
OF them taco enemies OF hern that used
to maze things hum.
Bat / I'm so perlite an ten so earnest
IN to biz
That mother says to father, "How i'm
proued our Willie isv
But father, hdUin' been a boy hisselt,
suspicious me
When, Jest fore Christmas, I'm as
good as I kin be!
For Christmas, nth its lots an lots Of
candies, cakes IN toys,
Was made, they sag, for proper kids
an MOI for naughty boys:
So Wdsh ger face an brush ger hair,
and mind ger p's and as.
An don't bust out ger pdntdl00ns, an
cont nedr out ger shoes:
Say .Yessnm' to the ladies an 'sYes-
sur to the men,
An nHen they's company don't pass
ger plate for pie again;
But, Minkin' OF the things yer'd like to
see upon that tree,
Jest fore Christmas be as good as ger
kin BET Eugene Field.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-12-21
Jest Fore Christmas.

TATHER calls me William, sister
f. calls me VIII,
Mother calls me Willie. but the
fellers call me Bill,
Mighty glad l amt q girl-rather be a
Without them sashes, cNrls en- things
that's cor By FaNntlerog,
Loue to chdarnk green apples an 90
sisimmin' IN the take:
Hate TO take tie caster lie they 9iGe
Ter beI1y ache,
Most all the time. the nHole gear
round. there amt no flies on me,
But jest fore Christmas I'm as good
as I kin be!
Got a yel1er dog named Sport, sic him
on the cot:
First thing she kn0us she doesn't knoW
Where she is at;
Got a clipper sled, an uhen as kids
goes out to slide
Long M the grocery cart an lce
all hook a ride!
But sometimes achcn the grocery man
is rOy71ed an cross
He reaches at as Dith has auhip an
ldrfups np has boss,
An then I taft an Aoller, "Oh, ye neoer
teched me!!'
But jest fore Christmas I'm as good
as l kin be.
Grdn'md says she hopes that MHen /
OFT to be q MAJ
I'll be a m,iSSi0narer like her older
brother, Dan,
As aCds ct up by thu c%dnnibGls that
Tires in Ceylon's isle,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-23

CINCINNATI. S, 92O-For rent, southeast
room, steam heat, modern, close in. Phone
Usage 1856
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w .@ntAdlS
Phone 6000
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
LOST AND FOUND


ARD ALE-Lost Ardale dog. black body
WIN few gray hairs tan underneath tai
hobhed has small collar named Lib
erty. For reward phone Usage G33g or
briug to a2j East Eighteenth
BICYCLE Found owner can have .Hne by
calling Osnge 1903 and paying Tor this al.
CHAINS Found two chains wagon snap mud
rope H. +. Davis. Third and Mccoy, Ken.
dali
DOCTOR BAG-t0st or stolen. doctor 5
emergency bag containing Instruments
and medicine. finder return 30 DR. II &.
Ihilds snd receive reward
DOG--MiNed bull and fot tcrrior, white body.
straight ears, name Billy on collar. re.
ward for return + r. Genet Phone
1912 r.
DOC SPfTI Strayed or stolen. female
white right hand leg has been broken
reward for return or information leading
10 recovery Usage 1923
FOX HOUND Lost spotted no name on
collar g. reward + A GOODWIN. SO
South Detroit
FOUNTAIN PEN Lost gold mounted foun-
tain pen reward Phone asa
FOX FERRlER Lost Black end white an.
swers to name Of Tat gone ten days, 10.
ward Phone Usage ti2 $40 Fast
Twentieth
GLOVE Lost, ono white Md glow. black
stitching on back, on i',ra brtwvou Bur
nett and Admiral IhIhe Osdse 1898
during day.
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REPAIRING AND REMoDELIyG 3,

TAILORING AND PRESSING 35
AMERICAN CLEANING & Tailoring CO.
Ien's suits cleaned and pressed s75:
ladies' suits 75c and up Phone Usage
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BOULDER S., 62l Large well furnished
room'; hot and cold water. Phone Usage
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-23

MINK FUR Lost AZ Erpcess about 4
O'Clock December 20 mink fur collar,
party who has collar is known by loser.
Please return to Empress box office
MIFF Lost, child's fur neck pi,co last
Friday on Cheyenne avenue. Phone 4515;
reward
MULE Straycd or stol,,. one black horse
mule, 10 hand, high, 'lmlng 3 years olG
no brands, but several wars ON him .aSt
seen about four or fiya week, hso about
seven miles northwc,' Of ruis1: SO re-
ward for return OF mule OF tnfurmltion
leading to his recovery. Notify Henry
smith, Tulsa, okla, BOX tl3B.
~ RSF--L Lost, one tan purse with receipts.
s. and SO bills and small chance. in Kress
finder please phone Usage lO69-J and
receive reward.
Lost. Airdae puppy with collar on /:
reward Phone Usage 2S7S.
PORSE-Lost. u small black purS, on Ad.
miral jitney. Phone l6o J and rccelvo
reward
POCkETBOOOK Lost. black pocNctbook.
containing silver and bunch of koyN, be.
tween Majestic thoater and Third ON Main;
Friday Call Usage IA
PURSE Lost Thursday night at Frisco
depot containing S2S in bills, registra-
ton card No ljl Return 10 tOl North
Mayhcll street and receive S. reward
PoCKErBOOK Found, owner can have
same by calling osage l54o and paying
PoCkEIBook Party in green car picking
up poekcthook at Fifteenth north rren.
ton, call Usage 5Ot1. reward
ROBE Lost from car ON East First street
Saturday afternoon. blue silk louucng
rohe; reward for return TO 1905 South
BouIdcr or phone 2dIu. no questions asked.
SETTER Lost Marked wish few yellow
spots ON shoulder and sidy; answers to
name NJ sam. liberal reward Notify ! 4.
Campbell 1909 South Boulder Phone
Usage JG3I.
SrI1H FUPrN Straycd Spitl puppy.
from d0i North Cheyenne. Phone Usage
1859 Reward
SOME MONEY Found Phone Usage 2l95
WATCH FOR Lost Wednesday night with
round gold lockCt set with br liant
CROSS finder please return to Yale
rooms and receive 80 reward
WATCH Flgin near Ewpros, thcatrr. II
found please phone OsaEc 2Sti. Reward.
WARMING Party who took gold mesh bag
from Brown Marmou In front % Delllven
Flower shop Thursday afternoon is known;
return same to World office and nothing
will ho said
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| BOSTON, n, 52O-For rent, two nicely fur.
nished light housekeeping rooms no chill
dren, references required. Phone Usage
OEIO.R
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211 NORTH MAIN.
FORD Roadsters Five for sale. one IIup 32
ten other used cars, special price on good
used castings, si1os 3ON3 to 96NIH one
hundred sets OF tire chains Mt cost: 20
Bosch Masneto' at s35 each; guaranteed
brake lining at less than half prices
monkey grip tire patches, 35c per can.
Auto Salvage, 2l5 East Second st.
FORD For sale by owner 1915 Ford tour.
ing car an excellent car al bargain; see
car az $40 $ Wheeling
FORD-For sale, one lbl7 Ford roadster,
spotlight, four brand Lew tires; absolutely
good condition; price reasonable. Apply
723 South Lansing
FORD Five passenger just overhaulcd.
cheap for cash, at 4o7 North Cincinnati.
Phone 6g7B.R
FORD-For sale Ford roadster. good ss
new, 1917 model. See i. W. Cunning
ham, Room /, over Planters National
Bank. Phone Usage I50sR
FOKD CHASSIS S--Also Ford delivery and
stripped down sport body with bucket
seats; will sell cheap or trade for light
lato model passenger car Osnge 6069
FORD $3.50 takes Ford car in Al conli.
ton; worth S300: also Chevrolet $500 9
East Brady. Tobin.
lq14-A bargain. fun electric
equipment. starter and lights, tires good
ear in fine mechanical condition, could
easily be converted into q truck woGld
accept diamond AS part pay S295 ll9
North Main North Main Garage
JEFFREY 6-New sevcn.p passenger 1917
touring car priced right Phone 1908 for
demonstration
LIGHT TRUCK-Cheap for quick sale: tires
and storage battery almost new Call
1925 Admiral Phone Usage 4SsG.
MANWELI-Fo sale 1917 model. fve-pas-
seugcr. fully equipped excellent condition,
run a,2u0 miles, in private use: spare
tires, bargain at SI25. 63i North Denver
service Southwestern Ca
rage. 2ll North Main. Phone Usage 333
PULLMAN For sale cheap 1917 chummy
new tires and good shape. Call sunday be.
tween and p. m. 1542 r. Burnett
STUDEBAkER- For sale one 1917 six Ap.
ply at 1924 East Hodge.
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BUSINESS SERVICE
MOVING AND STORAGE

ATLAS TRANSFER & Storage Co, oftic.
~ West Archer, moves, packs ships or
stores anything anytime, any place. piann
furniture and carloads speciality OSag.
1858. "se
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CHEYENNE, S, 2t2-For rent sleeping
room, private home, gentlemen preferred.
Phone Usage 9647
CHEYENNE s, 6o9-Plcasaut room adjoin.
ing bath, close in on south side, also ga.
rage, references. Phone Osage 7ts!
CINCINNATI, s, S0l--For rent, nicely fur.
nished front sleeping room. Phone Usage
260iR
CHEYENNE, s, 713-For rent nice sleep
ing room.
DENVER, n, 2le-scoping room, suitable
for two; private entrSuc'; private fNmily.
DENVER, S, I1s-For rent, furnished room.
Call Usage 776s,
DETROIT, S, 51O-Close in sleeping .oom.
modern home, Phone i223.J.
DETROIT, s. i2o-Ni.ely furnisaai oas;
front sleeping room f)r r'nt, sant men
preferred, Usage itjJ.
DETROIT. S. n0s--For rent ,ovely front
room, suitable for two gentlemen. Phone
Usage 3e22.
ElWOOD S, ll0-Front leiroom. suitable
for two: one room with sleeping porch
suitable for three or four; gentlemen only
Phone Usage i60i.J.
ELWOOD 5, 4l9--Front bedroom, suitable
Tor two one room with sleeping porch
suitable for three or four; gentlemen ouly
Phone Usage 1901.
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EIGHT, T., 209--For rent nicely furnished
sleeping room, gentlemen only Phone
Usage 3G12.
ELEVENTH. W. 2l7--rwo furnished sleep.
ing rooms Tor men.
FOURTH W, 4i2--For rent, two nice sleep.
ing rooms adjoining bath electric lights
close In, private home, price reasonable
FA1RNIEW, W, S26-Elegant sleeping room
for rent Phone Usage 1909.
FOURTH. W, 2i0-Nicely furnished sleep.
ing room In modern home. two blocks
from post office; references required
Phone i1i2.
FIFTH. W, 52i-For rent--Niceiy furnished
sleeping room, modern, gentlemen only
Phone 515T
FRISCO ADDlTlON-fps rent, onn or two
rooms Inquire lld,vy's Store, Nor,h
Peoria Frisco addition.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-23

HousEWoRk-wanted, white girl for ZEN.
eral housework, good wagos Usage a5as
LADfES-To take the Battle Great s.at,ss
ium treatment for constipation and bo,yei
trouble Nurse In charge 800 Robinson
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-23

BOSION, 3, 9Ob-A nicely furnished south
east room in Apartment s. sun porch;
steam heat.
BOULDER j., 621 Large well furnished
roomS: hot and cold water. Phone Usage
1850
BALTIMORE. S. l2o4-Southeast room on
second floor: one block east Of Main street
car line; for one gentleman. Usage 20S6.
BOSTON, $, 906--Apartmcnt > nicely fur.
exposure; steam heat
BALTIMORE, S, l3l2-Fo- rent. furnished
room in modern close.in home for one or
two gentlemen or married couple. Call
Usage 332IR.
BOSTON, s.-Nice sleeping rooms. Phone
BOSTON. n. 625-S'ecping room in private
home Tor one or two refined ladies en-
ployed Phone Usage 1858.
BOSTON, n, 52O-For rent, two nicely fur.
nished light housekeeping rooms. no chill
dren, references required. Phone Usage
25i0.R
CINCINNATI S, 92O-For rent, southeast
room, steam heat, modern, close in Phone
Usage 1856.
CHEYENNE n. 62s-onc large nicely fur.
nished sleeping room. Phone 3440.J.
CHEYENNE, s., 5is-For rent, well fur
nished room Tor gentlemen.
CHEYENNE, S, 2ll-Nicoly furnished room
close to bath, reasonable rent. Phone 1905.
CINCINNATI. S, 1l0l-For rent, large
front room, modern, furnished with two
single beds Phone Osase 2Sl-.
CINCINN ATI, $. 1902 For rent. two ni,cly
furnished sleeping rooms for three or four
gentlemen, convcnie - 10 bath private
home. Phone 9O5
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l'J RELY Personal
ALL UNION BARBER SHOPS

viii be closed Christmas open the
night before till . p. m. r. L. Nc
truder. secretary
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LEGAL

kHNb|.l IlONN.
on this thp l7h day OF December. 1917
IL appeared that hero has been conf hacat,i
TO the state of oklahoma. bon pr9rredIr.s
pending iu the County Court Of TULSA tmrN
Oklahoma, ono Ford roadster cugiuc rum.
her l0775lg, that the same WAS ordt.ra 10
be turned over 20 the County Commissioners
Of Tulsa County oklahoma. to Doe disposed
Of according tu law
BE IT RESOLVED, that the County Clcrk
Of Tulsa County Oklahoma give due and
legal notice and sell said automobiles 10
the highest bidder ON January 7. 1913. at .
o'clock D. m. at the west door OF thrp County
Courthouse, aud make his report to this
Honorable Body showing what disposition
he has made o. said automobile
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
LEWIS CLINE
BY c T. SUPpEs.
Attest Chairman.
Tho Planters National BJuk OF Tulsa
Okla. located az Tulsa, in the itate Of Okla.
boms, is closing It's affairs. An mote holders
ard other creditors OF the association are
dherefore hereby notified to prcscu. tho
notes and other claims for payment
W A. BROWNLEE.
Cashier
Dated a, Tulsa. Okla. November rs, 1917.
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BUSINESS SERVICE.

DIRT to give away. s 90 South Quaker.
j. 4. HCBBARD-scientifc horseshopr; all
kinds OF blacksmithing and repair work.
where prices are right and work first class
OIL East Hodge
NIGHr.WASH service Southwestern Ca.
rage 2ll North Main. Phone Usage 393
WE HAVE buyers for cose.ln five room cot.
tage; what have you. list with us and we
VIII sell them. Ward Traylor 4 Ward
PHONE IN your rooms furnished, houses fur.
ntshed for rent or sale; we will get renter.
or buyers at once. Usage I3i4 d. Il
Miller & Co, Wheeler Hotel
LET Us RENT your property and collect
your rent. save y,oonrself worry and ex.
Robinson Bldg Phone 1881
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-23

VUUh-Whlte or cOIOred, wanted. eXpcr-
fenced. Call 6s2I.J. 514 North Santa Ne
GIRl.IWanted colored, work by week, 81
-. Sss south Denver, Phone Usage 500
GENERAL H0USEWoRK--W Wanted mn NV.
Porienced white girl for second work
Cedar 2iIT VIVA