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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-03
BOARD AND ROOMS.


SLEEPING ROOM-mrnished sleeping
rocm ground floor: soft water. pltnbih :
moderp; steam heat; gentlemen preferred
Phone Osage $500.
FOR RENT--Nicely furnished front room,
close In. newly decorated. closet electric
lights, heat bath; private family; gentle
men; references. Phone 7ll9 ..
TWO lovely sleepinc rooms in modern home,
on jitney. one block to car line. gentle
men: close in. Phone 1897.
ONE large furnished sleeping room aud also
garag, for two ears. Phone 1853.
FOR RENr--Nicely furnished iron; room
close in newly decorated large closet
electric lights; private family; gentlemen (;
refe enres. Phone ,ilg.
FOR EkS1 Three nicely furnished rooms
modern, private home: very desirable To-
lion Phone $3.50.
FOR RENT--Nice south bedroom modern
conyeniences. Phone 5045
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-03
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
LOsT AND FOUND


AIREDALE PUPPY--Lost: months old
blue gray back yellow face and legs; an
swers to name Of Rags liberal reward.
Call Ollige, EIgln rooms.
BICYCLE-Pariy taking bicycle IRON Won.
derlAnd thcater Saturday evening about
o'clock will save trouble by returning
same to 3Os South Keno.hs
BIRD DOG Lost. Llewellyu setter. answers
to name OF Dan; when last seen had collar
and chain; reward OF $40 for return Of
dog to William Blake, l446 South Boston.
BUGGY-Strlyed or stolen on night OF 9lst.
one single buekboard buggy. with yellow
running gear Anyone hearing Of where
Abouts Of same notify \. Y Boswell
COLLIE D01-About two years old, with
four white feet and white breast: recently
had sore place on ankle OF left front foot.
Reward offered. Phone 5733
DIAMOND RING-Lost. on Boston between
Roosevelt aud sixteenth or Locust park
return to 1898 South Cincinnati after 3
o'clock and receive reward. Phone 5lo7-J.
fILNS--lost. roll kodak films on East
Hodge OF on street car Reward il re-
turned TO 1905 East Hodge Phone 5723-J.
SUITCASE Lost between Co.linsville and
Tulsa a brown lesther suitcase; $40 re-
ward IL returned TO 224 South Nogales
or phone 1856.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-03

ERRAND boy wanted; good opportunity FOR
bright boy in large permanent in,<tdtion
Address Box 1901, care World.
LINOTYPE oPEkAloR-Havs permanent
salary $40 per week, Box 40l6 World
MEN wanted, experienced In oil well supplies.
Apply by letter, giving references and
past experience. Address T.. o. Box 1869,
Tulsa Okla
man. Alexander H. Kerr Sand Springs
MESSENGFRS-s2 per day guaranteed boys
with wheels, at Western Union.
MEN wanted, ten for stone crusher at Gar.
nett STEADY work; houses to rent The
Hughes stone Co, TULSA, Okla.
PORTER wanted good porter with bicycle.
Akin Booterie, 22l South Main.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-03
sTENoGRAPHER WANTED

Stenographer who is capable OF do
ing simple clerical work. Must nave
best of references. Excellent salary
and permanent position to tho right
party.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-03

REFINER-Man, up'to-dato in modern oil
refining, is years practical experience
building and operating refineries, good To-
cal reference desires small plant to oper
large company. Address Box 4096, care
World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-03
SITUATION wANTED-FEMALE AZ

- ~ tC4~ /" NNIVsD--F FlMNIlE u
C0LLECToR-Lsdy. with experience in col
-aee,ing, desires position. Phone 5sas.
COMPETENT lady desires position as land.
r,oming house; can furnish reference Box
1881, care World.
HOuSEWORk--Wante by competent white
girl. no laundry work. best OF references.
nox No. s0as care World =
housekeepcr OF first class roominr houss
or private home; good references. Phone
3p6l.
STFNOGRAPHER--Ex Experienced, desires no
ION. Call phone i534 after o, *
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-03
ERw AMID BOY WANTED

Bright. energetic boy over Ia years
to run errands and assist in office
work. Splendid opportunity to ad-
vance for boy that is willing to work.
Hours are from to 6, but the boy
who is not willing to work Is to 30
minutes overtime when occasion de.
mands 1t, need not apply. The right
kind of a boy will be paid good
salary. Apply to Mr.. f. o. Larson,
Business Manager. The Tulsa World.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-03
AUTO SUPPLIES AND REPAIRS II
WAN1ED-AUTOMOBILES 1.

FORD BoDY wanted two passenger; In good
condition. 402 North Frisco. j. j. Fabian.
FORD wanted, roadster, for field car, must
be in good condition. Phone Usage 1000
FORD-one Ford roadster body Please state
price aud condition in first letter. II, v.
Price, jerks, Okla. Box 1872
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-03

man, u years, neat, good
habits, industrious and ambitious, with six
years rffice experience. desires employ
ment as clerk or bookke.per: good refer.
ences Address Box ACS5 oarn World.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-03
ROOMs-UNtURNIsIIED 1

BOSTON, ~. 4l9-Two unfurnished rooms
for rent. Phone i943.
EASroN. r., ll5-Four unfurnished nicely
arranged rooms. upstairs. with bath and
nice hall
WANTED 7-Moders room for housekeeping.
Box 1897 care World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-03

MECHANIC desires position; can furnish
best of reference; have had four years
practical experience. Address A. f. Ham.
lett, General Delivery, Tulsa, Okla
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-03

YOUNG MAN, several years experience AZ
bookkecpor anil stencgrapher, wants TEN.
po-ary position until called to third off.
Ger. training camp the first of the year.
Address Box 4093, care World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-03

STENOGRAPHER-Po by thoroly eX.
petietced and efficient male stenographer
rapidity and npstness a specially; present
employer reference Phone Sa5.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-03

YOUNG man, % years, presently employed
desires immediate change seven years ex.
perienco In oil refining business, know
how to manufacture gasoline and handle
connection with good oil company. Ad
dress 1850. care World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-03

sALESMAN--Wan position as salesman
ls months experience. j. +. Ray, 725
West Third street
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-03

ENGtNEER-Cspsbe OF handling stationary
or traction, gas or steam engines: can do
any kind OF repair work; can furnish good
references Box 1855, care World.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-03
HELP-MALE OR FEMALE 40
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE AZ

ACCoUNTANT-Positi by competent &C
countant and bookkeeper; ten years ex.
perience as cashier and auditor OF banks :
two years experience in the oil fields as
drilling contractor. desires position with
some oil company Box 1880, care World
BooKKEEPER-Young man with six years
experience as bookkeeper and office man
desires work afternoon and Saturdays or
will keep small set OF books: Al ref.
erences. Apply Box 1000, care World.
CARPENTER wishes repairing Hollis, phone
1868
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-03

GEN rLEMAN owning auto, with business
experience, would like TO secure outsid.
position with responsible firm. Address
BAx NphA care Wnrld -I
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-03

all modern conveniences; gentlemen only.
TWELFTH. T.. a2--Strctly modern besuti.
fully furnished room; best location; fine
home. in private family; close in Phone
$500.
SIXTH, e.. Si2-Nice modern sleeping room;
gentlemen only. Phone 636i
YURK1 OWN. n, 5l--Double room for ligh,
Housekeeping or sleeping room. Phone
1851.
PEORIA, $. 7ii-For rent, furnished four
rooms. bath and sleeping porch, close TO
car line.
NfCE. cheerfal sleeping room; two blocks
from v. NJ G.. \. Phine 7i77'j or 1871.
SLEEPING room. private home. within walk.
ing distance. Phone 31i7.
NICE sleeping porch, connecting sittigg room,
nice and warm, close TO bath Phone 3ia1.
TWO nicely furnished rooms Phone 1868.
ELEGANTLY furnished r,om ior ge1ilsnen,
board u desi-ed. r@rafe Phone S0sT
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-03

WHAT Is your propositioni I do incor.
poraNng, systematizing, promoting and
financing prices are right; let mo deveiop
your idea. Box 8953. care World.
ACCOUNTANT and .bookkeeper, married. can
systematic and install ten years expert.
ence; Al references; any position psyirg
under $500 don't answer. Box 1854. care
World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-03

houNG MAN desires position with some
good oil company in material department:
wide experience in all lines OF oil and gas
supplies, both In office and outside. 4Oel,
care World.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-03

ELEGANTLY furnished raom ior ge1ilsaen,
board u desi-ed. rarase Phone S027
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-03
BOX NO. Ais WORLD

MAID Wanted-Competent: no washing; no
children. sos South Detroit. Phone 1871.
MAID wanted, three experienced maids,
white or colored. Apply housekeeper,
Hotel Tulsa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-03
Phone 5000

CLOSING HOURS
All want ads must be in Word office By
9 p. m on day before ad is TO run.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-03
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

ANTED-A might man az the Southwest
,rn garage. 9ll North Main
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-25
The Confessions OF a Wife
Youth Lives On Impulse.

"Dick, think YOU should have a
change Of scene
Dick looked at me in consterna-
ton Il don't want to go away from
YOU, Margie 90 he said quickly
Il did not say YOU had TO. foolish
boy"
do you mean We are going away
together you and T."
III YOU want TO. Dick"
THAT will be heaven" was his
ieryent exclamation.
looked surprised. / know. FOR
Dick was not wont to make such
lovcrlike speeches even when hc
WIS ny sweetheart before we were
married
"Maygie, Is n possible that you
str think don't love you?' he
asked suddenly NY dear. there
never was a timo when | did not
love you from tho moment when I
FIRST caught sight OF your dear red
head as / opened that school room
door. Margie. can't YOU understand
that love, no more then religion.
changes ones character or person
atty or temperament IN a moment?
Temperament. my dear, is
usually the personal equation thru
which character changes under ex-
periences, and character IS always
changing. II "a no more stationary
than any other mortal thing -,
Character IS tho mortal material
Of ones being II wears thin IN
places and sometimes We embroider
flower over the worn spot 20 make
ourselves think that We did II. not
10 hide a defect but only 20 further
beautify the fabric
"Margic. my character has many
worn spots and ! have not always
taken the trouble 20 even reinforce
them. simply because have been
of that selashly egotistical sex TO
which the moment is the paramount
issue.
Lying here, Margie after that
great experience. the kind of an tx
porieDce that no one could live thru
and be the same. ! sec lie. love
and even you. sweetheart very dir
ferently. took YOU FOR granted
Margie. married YOU and then !
stopped entirely considering YOU as
an individual. az q personality.
Il think that is what most men
do. MARCIA We follow out ~ the
bitter end the calls end desires Of
nature. which are always purely
physical and then wo forget there
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-25

/ are really any soul attributes 70 be
considered in the woman who bears
our names
1T is our traditions, Margie that
are dying hard Men can be "a law
unto themselves and the woman
lays. Love. honor and obey"
must have looked surprised. III.
lie book. 10 hear Dick the Dick
had always seen so irresponsible, so
unihinkirg discoursing most intel
Sigently on the psychology OF love
and marriage For he said. with
that crooked little smile Of his. You
re astounded, dear heart. 10 hear
your husband say things that show
that once in a while he has sane
thought instead Of an impulse
Aren't your Well dear. am afraid
n IS a sign that an growing old.
Youth, masculine youth, IS syn.
ouym for impulse
lie stopped a minute and sighed
as tho he was even now bidding
good bye 10 the impulse Of youth
with regret, and J fastened 70 re-.
assure him by quoting that old saw,
"the devil was ill.," and so forth
He did not take II rs n joke. how
ever. but said quite seriously. I'm
afraid IN never be saint, Margie,
sick or well, but l am going 20
bring back your faith In me again,
dear"
remember. little book. of allow
ing tho FIRE TO 20 out undo
kettle aud then when my
friends came for a cup
asked my mother in q l6sd .per.
Mamma. will water boil twice.
wonder, little book. II love VIII
boil twice.
ITO 70 Continued
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-25
CHAUFFEUR OF
LATE MRS. PALMER
TO SUE ESTATE

John Meyer who fled notice of
contest Of the viii Of Mrs Lizzie NJ.
Palmer some months ago in The
WAYNE probate court has been
granted permission by the surro-
gate Of Nassau county, New York,
70 bring suit for 100000 against
her estate. Mrs Palmer. who was
the widow Of Senator Palmer. left
an estate Of some S5.O00OO for the
foundation Of school 10 train girls
in the duties of motherhood
Meyer is said 10 have been a
member Of Mrs Palmers household
at Great Neck Long island, where
she died July Is. 1916. and where
she had a handsome estate. and 10
have acted al one time as. her
chauffeur In his petition he alleges
that she promised 10 leave him this
estate. valued az $200N00 and $3.50
600 more II he would live in her
home az her son
Mtho Meyer declares that she
showed him a viii drawn in 1918.
in which these requests actually
were provided for Mrs Palmers
will. fled for probate in Wayne
county. directed that the Great
Neck estate should be sold 70 pay
beQuasts.
The Palmers had no children OF
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-25
RUSS TARS
GAINED BY
OFFICER
Rear Admiral Glennan
Persuades Sailors To
End Mutiny
MAKES SPEECH
TO REVOLTERS
Men Afterward Vote
To Restore Disci-
pine

PE1ROGRAD. June 25.-Atter
listening to an address by Rear
Admiral Glcnnan. o. s ". tho
mutinous Russian sailor OF The
Black Sen feet reinslated their
officers with tho exception OF Ad.
miral Kottchak and his staff. whom
they distrust
Admiral Glennon has lust return
cd from Sebastopol. where he ar
rived just as lhe mutiny was a, It's
height The trouble. however. did
not interfere with The cordial re-
cepucn OF the American officer,
who was greeted by Admiral Lukin,
selected oy The sailors and work.
men as their leader
The men requested that Admiral
Glennon address them. IN his talk
he advocated vigorous prosecution
OF the war; and his remarks were
favorahly received. he meeting
which re-cstablished discipline be.
ing called Immediately after the
conclusion OF bis speech
Dissolution of the council OF
ne Empire and the elimination OF
Tho DLma as "a factor IN the pro-
isional government was voted Sat
urday by the an Russian council Of
workmen and soldiers. now the SUI
prcme power IN Petroerad
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-25
T.R. 'SSONS WITH
GEN. PERSHING
Theodore, Jr., and Archibald
To Join L. $. Leaders
staff

NEW YORK. June 25.-with the
announcement from his own lips
that hls two sons, Theodore Jr. and
Archibald. nave gone 20 France and
win be attached 20 General Perish
ing's stad. Theodore Roosevelt 90.
day made good on half his pre- war
promisecthst ne would give his four
boys 10 battle for Uncle sam The
Colonel added that Kermit and
Quentin will follow Or Richard
Derby. ct RS" son in-law, is a
major in the army reserve medical
corps
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-25
RUTH'S TEMPER
MAY COST RED
SOX REMNANT

NEW YORK. June 25.--Babe
Ruth stands the chance Of having
punched the Red sox completely
out OF the hunt for the bunting In
Ban Johnson's circuit. Harking
back to the days Of Tom Lynch al
boss of the National league il de-
yelops that Lynch once laid OF
Sherwood Magee for an entire sea-
son for taking a crackrat an UNI
pire II that is the size OF the dose
handed out to Babe the popular
slogan in Boston will be Good
Night"
Ruth has led the American league
fingers for two straight seasons
and probably was on his way to
third time at the top OF the string
when his run in with Brick Owens
came on Saturday
Out Of 10 games pitched Ruth has
won twelve Eight of these he cap
tured In a row.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-25
Former Detroit Anarchist and
Pals Enjoying Time of Their
Lives in Revolt Torn Russia

Where do YOU live in America ?"
what papers do YOU write for?'
"Wl what you write be publish
ed in Deroit?"
DO Won write for any Frisco
newspapers 2"@were some OF the
questions hurled at me as Il was
led thru the portals to The Inner
court yard
How many Of YOU here are from
the states9' asked
Fifteen. was the reply
what are you acting like this
for?"
we re- anarchists always" one
man answered proudly We were
when We were In the United States
but We never gotta chance for &C.
zion
Vow is our chance and we're
making the best OF it,
Were YOU fellows in the Russky-
bolya scrape asked. referring to
q disturbance attributed TO the an
archists
SulN, responded one youth, who
went ON huuiedly 70 explain he had
worked in Detroit automobile
factory.
what do you think OF this2" he
asked. patting his revolver That's
the argument we're going 70 use"
Better come around in the
morning" he continued The gov.
eminent wngbe sending troops
against us. Wen die before We
surrender You'll sec war in these
gardens
There were about 90 anarchists
n tho headquarters Their leaders
arc Americans and one Of the
Americans is gunman who came
from New York on a steamer via
Norway
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-25
CUBURBAN
y NEWS
YPSILANTL

Reed Brdel has purchased a hne
new tourirs cBr
Miss Irene miller ~ the Highland
Park schools wac ~ Weekend guest
~ Miss Nellie culver
Mise Mabel Burreil is visiting rela-
utes fn Niles
Mrs Lettc Hosmcr 90 salt Lake
Cii}, ia Visiting Mrs. Richard Gorton.
Npsilanti contribution 20 the Red
Cross Fund on sunday had totaled
over slgop0. s2n00 over the appor-
'.ti0nme lt Today 81 subscriptions
arr being collected
The Catholic Mems club VIII meet
for business session and "4fuok err
tnis evening ia tho club house.
The teliahles M their meeting ~
sunday voted t25 for Red Cross Wur X
aud SO foI tac army and navy y.
~ e. 4 fund
The annual Junior league excursion
90 Belle Isle VIII occur Thursday,
Mrs William Deubel viii chaperone
The " d. sunday school collection
Tor next sunday VIII De- turned over
90 the Red Cross society.
prof and Mrs. Arthur 6. Erickson
have returned from their wedding
trip up the lakes
The Catholic Woman's club viii
give picnic Wednesday In itocrca-
Miss Ethel hin Will teach third
and fourth grade work next year in
Armada.
Shooting ON the corner ~ Buffalo
% and south Washington sum
day morning az about o'clock
aroused thc sIumberE and the wrath
81 residents. and the police arc In
NestiEatlng
The plato glass Ia front of tho Red
Cross society rooms on North Wash
inEt0n ST.. wag broken late saturday
evening. and Jerry Ilarcourt was ar
rested after he was seen running
from the place The police are in
clined 10 believe Harcourt innocent
The sermon on tho mount vas
the subject of the sermon by Rev
Lloyd Morris pastor ~ the Congrc.
gattonal church. az the union service
81 ali the city churches held tn the
BAPTIST church sunday evening
Rev. D. v Claypool ~ Marquette
preached sunday morning In the Rap-
tist church which has no regular
pastor.
The marriage ~ Miss Hazel Graf
chen. daughter ~ Mr. ana Mrs. r. r.
Gratch~n. - George Parker. OF Jack
son VIII occur Wednesday
Rorn SATURDAY 10 Mr. and Mra
Wallace A LoefNer son
touring car vas hadlv SIMS an ~!
Saturday afternoon on East Miehi-
gan-nve by an intcrurban car a
woman. whose name could not be
learned. was driving the machine.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-25
BY VIZ. G. SHEPHERD

stat con o. pendent initCd Press
PETROGRAD. June 25-Fifteen
Russians who liyed in America are
leaders in the group of anarchists
which the government has been al.
tempting for DAYS TO persuade 70
abandon General Durnoyo's house
here They have made The beauti.
tul building filthy hole. they are
diso5eying me law against drinking
OF vodka they are threatening 90
give the government a hot time in
ejecting them
party of Americans were per.
mitted by the anarchists 10 visit the
garden OF their headquarters in this
building Today Huge black ban
ners with the motto Death 10 all
capitalists" ly In the breeze Arm
cd sentries guard every approach.
As approached close 90 one
gateway youth with rife careless
~ hitched under his arm shouted
Come on in. old boy you're an
American"
explained was a reporter and
Immediately no thawed out even
more In hearty welcome speak
Ing hating English with am Amer
lean twang No sooner had be be-
gun 10 greet me in English than "a
score OF others round about cluster.
ed near. all excitedly and brokenly
trying to talk a. once The crowd
on the sidewalk outside where the
black banners marked on the an
srchists' headquarters looked on
with amazement The average Rus
sian regards an anarchist AS a
superdoyil hardly human and they
couldn't understand the apparently
Joyful accents with which / was
greeted
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-25
FEED EN- ON CORN,
EXPERT URGES
L. S. HOUSEWIVES

CHICAGO. June z5-"Eyery
housewife IN this country can give
up one-third Of the daily portion OF
wheat she uses for her family. and
II she is clever the family need new
or know"
Joseph P Griffin. president Of the
Chicago Board of Trade, so do
clared in statement 20 the hi
nois women's committee OF the
Council OF National Defense. He
urged corn as wheat substitute.
There is no end OF wholesome
nutritious corn products and by as
ing these the housewife not onls
saves in the price o, grain, but gets
larger proportion Of energy pro
ducing nourishment and fat
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-25
MANY BUY THEIR
POTATOES NOW

Dctro,-ert are taKfng advantage
OF the plan OF James ~ Mcbride.
director of state markets. to pay
for thoir nrN' falls POTATOES In ad
vance and Re them for $40 a
busheI Oslgis for more than 5000
bushel I'D potatoes az this agnre
have been placed With the Fed
eral State bank
TO sct ga, puds az this figure
many persons are advancing the
cash. against which loans are made
70 the farmers enabling them 70
buy seed and start planting
Charles a Goodspeed, Of No 2l0
Congress building. II the man who
has advanced Mr. McBHde's plan
Ina Detroit
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-25
Build Road 20 selfridqe Field.

a new concrete road b. TO be
built from Gratio,ave 10 the new
aviation field on tho JOY property.
near Nh Clemens The govern.
mont aviation center is now known
as Selfridge aviation field. named
after one OF The arsr American
army Nviaiots 20 lose his life while
experimenting IN the air Sidney
p Walden of Detroit who now has
the rank ot major and is on thr
government aviation board and the
Detro. Automobile club used their
influence TO have the road built
The state preparedness board vii
pay so per cen4 Of tho cost and Ma
comb county In which The field is
located nill pas 90 per cent. Work
has already started and 90 is eX-
pected the road will be completed
In 50 days