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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30
GOVERNOR ISSUES WARNING To
PREVENT D|SLOYAL ACTIVITY

CHARLESTON. ". Va. May 20
Instructions issued today 10 the may.
ors and shnriffs IF West Virginia by
he state military census and enroll
men, department. has the direct rUf-
pose nf putt!nc down at u:lr" in West
virginia any attempt tha' may be
made 20 hinder he free registration
~ all voting men within the age linn
It's. according 20 Major G""r"" :. Wal
:ar". Tit" instructions IN part are "a
follows:
"lnfnrmaiioa ha> been Received
hat certain evil disposed persons, b.:
propaganda and otherwise. az" at
Irri i:in- 20 dj~ruUra"" registration
lnGer no war army bill. Thl> inter
t"ren"" will no' b. ;Ol"rai"G. 8
Til" governor ni W"S; Virginia. in
addition 10 power /" prosecute under
III" foregoing law. IS AUTHORIZED. un-
dor chapter ! ri tho cod" ut West
Virginia. 20 raHss 20 n" aprrehs1lded
and imprisoned all who. in time OF
war or public danger. shall wilttiiIy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30
Nd SEPARATE
nIH IAIMVI
PEACEF THE
RUSSIANS, SAYS.
BAKHMET ET|EFE.
NEW AMBASSADOR ON
WAY TO THE u. S.
Declares a New and Vigorous
Offensive Will Be
Launched.

TOXIC, Japan, May 29.--"I am i'm
mensaly satisfied with condition in
Russia, including Siberia" said Prof.
Boris Bakhmetieff, the new Russian
ambassador to the United States, on
arriving here today. II think the new
regime is carrying on the work OF
organization successfully and will
soon be able to launch an offensive
against the enemy"
Prof. Bakhmetieff is Al the head OF
special commission of forty on its way
to the United States. He repudiated
the idea that his country would make
n separate peace. The rcorganized
provisional government of Russia
which had wisely incorporated labor
clements in its membership, was de-
voting its efforts 10 organizing the
national life, he said. and especially
10 strengthening the army. Difficulties
have occurred but they had been ex.
aggerated and it was unreasonable to
assume that the ancient autocracy
could be overthrown without encoun.
tering resultant obstacles.
During the trip from Petrograd,
Prof. Bakhmetieff said he was i'm.
pressed by the desire of the people to
cooperate with the government and
continue the war 10 the victory which
was essential to the salvation of Rus
Sia. He found local committees ut
work everywhere. At Irkutsk and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30
IN
WAR REVENUE
BY FINANC|ERS
TOTAL OF BILL CUT
TO $500, 900
Added Ten Per Cent Tariff
Has Been Entirely
Eliminated. .

| WASHINGTON. May 29-Dccisions
ION nearly all important questions IN
!redrafting the $500 100000 war tax
bill had been reached late today when
1.-THE senate finance committee sus-
lprnded its work over Decoration day.
Except for tue liquor and stamp taxes
carried in the measure as il passed
1.-THE house the committee has settled
the major principles of revision with
"a view toward reducing the house to-
Ital 10 around $l,500,n 900.
The principal decisions today were:
/ Elimination of the general tariff tax
.. of 10 per cent al ralorem on all I'M
ports lestimated TO raise 5000, O,0oU,QOO)
and substitution Of excise, or consump-
ton, taXfs on sugar, coffee, tea and
cocoa
t. Reduction Of the house increases in
ltaNcS on cigars. cigarettes ana al
other tobacco products from about 1Vv
per cent TO On per cent. win no estl-
/ mated reduction in HE SiS,2UO,ooO de-
/ signed 10 be- brought in under the
/ house rates.
! Elimination Of tho house taxes or
| : per cent on consumers electric
light and power, gaS and telephone
! H:;Is estimated By the house to raise
! ir all So. .0Uu. 900. The committee.
/ however. proposes TO retain the taN
| on telegraph and long distance te!c-
| phone messages.
| Elimination of taxes on all lnsur.,
ance. involving revenue loss OIL
! 50 ,Dn0 900,
Addition Of Il new per pound tax
lupon confectionery, estimated 10 RAISE
| from Slu.oU6 900 10 $l0,Up","VV, To De
J paid by manufacturers.
! Reduction of taxes on soft drinks
| and their ingredients TO make the TO
! tai levy about $l1,ngD.n0p instead OF
/ S2U. 900 nnn.
| With these phases OF its task dccId-
cd upon tho committees arranged TO
have Chairman Simmons and treasury
! iurnartment experts max" Il survey TO-
morrow OF its work 10 date 10 aScer-
ltain whether further changes are nee
; rssary to arrive at 4 bill roughly TO-
Ealing 81 SOC, 900 900. Secretary Nc
Adoo today urged Senator Simmons
and other committee members TO bring
Out Il bill levying near the Sl.SOO, ,OoO,-
900 total OF the house. but committee
sentiment was SAID 10 be vlrtualy
against him and in favor
OF providing through short term bonds
| any money needed in excess OF Sl.o00,-
100000.
Senator said today that the house
taxes on public utilities. including
those on pipe lines. telephone, freight.
express and Pullman accommodations
probably will be retained.
The opinion was generally eX-
messed that the committee Will re-
iect the proposal of Senator Hardwlck
of Georgia and postoffice department.
heads for a new postal tax upon news,
papers. magazines and other second
class publications based upon their
Droportion OF advertising space. Sen
ator IIardwick promises. 10 carry the
Fight to til" senate floor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30
BRAZIL REVOKES
ITS NEUTRALITY

RIO DE IANEIRO. MAY 29.~~Th"
Chamber of nrpuir, tonight. on IT'S
las, reading. unanimously passed the
hin authorizing the r"VoCHiinu ot Bra
Zil'S neutrality in III" German Amcrl-
can war The bill was am"nh"d Sn aS
10 nuIhnri2r III" government 10 utilize
German ships now in Brazilian ports.
The rxccu,ivr is authorized by The
hill 10 adopt measures for the nroicC-
lion Of brazilian shipping abroad. and
tn como to an agreement with Friendly
nations Respecting measures which
will insure tn" libr"tN OF 3raIil'S I'M
port and export irnd".
Tn that end the executive l. "mruW
crcd hv the hill IN rrvnk" Tho nrllIrall.
" Of Nra2iI in The war between III" En-
rnn'r and tho Central empires As snNu
as The moment is deemed propi'ious.
The bill now goes 10 lhc Senate for
action.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30

"iy" aid. eupnnr; or information 10 iii"
enemy. or who hc shall hay" just
cauS" 10 believe IL" rOnSplrinS u
cnmincinc together TO aid or support
any hostile action against ihr United
States or this state.
"Thc governor directs me 10 Inform
YOU thar. notwithstandin" his faith in
the paIriuiiSm and loyalty oI WrS,
EircinianS aS Il whole. nr desires Sh":.
IFS and police officers 10 HCl promptly
md with tirmn"Ss. so that ihrr" may
not be the slightest irirrf"rCucr with
;hr proposed registration. Shcrifs
and mayors will got in touch al once
with all REGISTRARS in their r"Sp'y'livc
counties and ciii.s and adyiS" them
of THIS l"!tCr. In The event an? facts
ar" repnrtnd IN shorffS or mayors ut
violation. coming within any OF the
provisions ut chapter II Of thc code Of
ives, Virginia. lh"y are authorized 70
max" arrests. advising this office By
telegraph of III" facts. and further i'll.
structions will then b. given.
BY order Of the covernor.o-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30

CHARLESTON. W. Va. May %
Declaring that West Virginia is not
vet doing It's part toward subscribing
to the Liberty loan bonds. bust must
do so in Il full expression of its 10y,
ally 10 the government. Governor
John j. rornwcil today issued an ap'
peal to liIr people Of the state urging
them TO buy hcnds.
"Th" people Of West Virginia must
not be slaCkHrs,' the governor says
in closing his appeal. "Th" prosperity
uf the people is greater than eye" be
fore. Wages are higher. True. the
rosi Of living is high. hui little OK
ira time or Il liltle economy and every
day laborcr can buy Il liberty bond. get
an investment equivalent 10 > per cent
on The average and r"ndcr a pairln'iC
service.
Are We patriots or shrkcr&?" he
concludes.
The government OF The United
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30
C0RNNELI APPEAL5~T PEOPLE
To BUY LIBERTY LOAN BONDS

States End tho people, acting through
their regularly constituted officers
will on Tuesday next. June 3, 1917. mo-
billie the men OF military age. or at
lcas, take the first great step toward
thai end That is essential for the ma
iona. denfensc. but of equal impor-
tancc and Of more Immediate need 10
The mobilization Of the countryA
money supply" he says.
"Wr cannot actually fight until We
have created an army. That will re-
Quirr quite long time. but we-can
aid our allies abroad Immediately by
loaninc them money with which to
purchase ammunition and supplies. A
dollar loaned means saving drops Of
American blood Patriotism is send
ing men into the army and navy to
light and die. Are the people willing
TO give their sons. bur desirous at the
same time OF withholding their dol
lars?"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30
One Bank SubSCribpS
To S75,OOO,OOO Bonds

NEW YORK. May 29. -~Announro.
mrnt thai Il large bank had subscribed
SD. .0uu00n toward the Liberty Loan
WAS made here tonight by Frank \.
Eandcrlip. president Of he National
City Bank. sneakiug al Il meeting Of
insurance agents who nave enlisted in
The caupaien 10 sell the cnycrnmcnt's
war bonds. Mr.. Eand"rlir declined 10
stat" IN" namr nf 'h" institution. but
said hr hoped his bank would do bet
-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30
Revolution Threat
In South Germany

WASHINGTON. May 70 y cons i'd
cradle sentiment for revolution III the
German state of WuerttrmburG Is re,
flccied in III" news $tnrirS published
IL the Frankfort Xoitunc. An official
dispatch today quoted III" paper as
saying on MAY ~ that u minority Of
thr Social Democratic party in the
state had boltrd because the majority
refused 10 advocate a revolution.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30
THE WAITER.

WASHINGTON, May 29.-rorNoaSt:
ohio-Cloudy, warmer Wsd1sSdAy,
showers at night or Thursday cooler o.
Thursday. -
west virginIa-Cloudy, vnr1nAr We'd
nosday; Thursday showers and ooolar.
Western Pennsylvania-FGIr; wArznA1
Wednesday; Thursday, rain, cooler At
night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30
IS
ASKED AGAINST
EMF F0RCEMENT
Of THE DRAF 7
MOVE IS FATHERED BY
MISSOURI POLITICIAN
Action Against Texas Anti
Draft Organization Of
drmerS.

KANSAS CITY, May %. - Inmnc-
tlOn proceedings asking that the city.
county and state officials be prevented
from enforcing the registration law in
Kansas City. were filed in the circuit
court here today. in the name of tho
Federal League for Democratic Con-
troll.
4 special federal grand jury 10 meet
June s. was called today hy Federal
Judge 4. S. Van Kalkenburch. Francis
NJ. Wilson. United States district al
torney, in asking that the jury br
called. said that il waS necessary TO
investigate cases OF persons advocat-
ing noncompliance with the army
draft registration law.
Unconstilurionality is given as tho
chlet reason for asking for the injunc.
ton in The brief flied in the state
court.
Involuntary scrli i(UNc is created by
the draf. act. and registration also
violates the Missouri constitution. the
petition for injunction declares. as
state officers. in carrying out the en-
rollmcnt. will hold federal positions.
The petition WAS presented by ].
D. Shewaltrr. of independence, Mo.
who in. 1910. opposed James 4. Reed
in the Democratic primaries for the
nomination for United States senator.
Prosecution In Texas.
l'ALl.AS. Ten. May "4.--CuunS"l foi
the Farmers and I.ahorcr$' Protective
Association al .hn"rica whiCn is being
investigated lay federal authorities as 4
at charges that III" ;tsSucia-
tion Iathcrrd Inli-,:raft :utivitirs in
west Texas. issued :, Statement today
denying any di$i"yaity toward the Init
cd STATES government. The &raItIucn,
said IL wa. the belief nj nlrmhrr< nr the
ASSOCIATION that organizations "t uiarlI-
facturers inimical 20 union labor bodies
had brought about tho interference with
the associations activities
The federal grand jury today con-
tinucd It's investigation OF tho alleged
CONTINUED on Page lO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-30

Fair and warmer Wednesday; Thurs
day, raini cooler at night.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-14

WANrED-Aspiring youth II with no par
ents wants work OF any description outside
OF school hours. Position In drug store Is
desired. Best references. Address box
lOqC cara WorlI
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-14
STEEL CRUTCHES INVENTED
Belts Hold Recently Discovered Device
for Wounded In Place.

Unless they contain defects invis-
ible to tho lay eye, the crutches IN
vented by John Branscombe. tho
sculptor. should be Invaluable 10
crippled soldiers
These crutches. shown for the first
time at Miss McCaul's hospital for
officers. are made OF steel. The top
comes only as high as the waist, ana
II is fixed to n webbing belt or. II
necessary can be adjusted to suit the
height OF the wearer.
In this way the damaged soldiel
has a much frcer use ot the arms, and
the weight OF the body is distributed
more evenly.
The crutchcs are Just like new
pair OF legs" said one OF the officers
at the hospital who tried the new IN
Vention.
The cost is about two pounds $lol.
There are many other interesting
exhibits Mt the hospital, including a
leg hammock designed by Miss Gasetto
nm American artist in Paris. Th's
system OF suspension, which arranRes
the splnt above the leg, and soft
rubber underneath, has proved so sue
cessful in France that II is I'm use In
more than a thousand hospitals. Miss
Gasetto has also invented other valu-
able aids TO the injured.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-14
TOLL UNDERGROUND
TO HELP WIN BATTLES
Work of the Sappers Has Not
the Inspiration of Visible
Conflict.

NEW YORK-PiPing dynamite TO
points beneath the enemys position;
blasting the foe from his Strongholds
by subtcrranean mines; disembowel-
ing the very earth. Such is one OF
the most potent of the means by
which the British have broken thru
Won Hindenburg's lines in the past
ten weeks; and IT is highly proba BILE
that American ingenuity has contrib
uted generously to this end.
To the popular mind artillery at
tacks has seemed to be the dominat-
ing factor on the battle fronts. Eye
witnesses have written endlessly OF
the mechanics of modern ordinances,
of curtain fire. of the dire sweep OF
the torrential barrage Of bursting
shrapnel and splintered steel, and OF
the deafcning demoralizing drum
beat OF whole batteries belching CON
tinuously. They tell us that the boom
OF deep throated siege pieces fur
nishes a rhythmic bass to the Internal
orchcStration. while In the quieter
periods the sinister rattle of the ma
chine guns has tided along the an
them OF demolition. But these en-
sines OF death after all are only the
superficial agencies of annihilation.
Many feet below the battle-torn
surface of the earth war has been
following other bents and paths little
sung hy the annalists. There in the
hearts of primordial deposits men
have totled week in and week out,
, yomctimes for months; burrowins
forward in the fickle light of sput-
tcrng candles, and driving onward
their saps to itoals directly beneath
well defended points in the enemy 3
lincs. Far from the search OF sun
light these troglodytes have labored
TO make modern strife more awful.
Theirs has not been the inspiration
of visible conflict. they have been
denied the stimulus of the rushing
onslaught. the self-forgetfulness of
the shouting charge. Instead, they
have dclvod in the dripping ground
have dug into the sombre wall ot the
envelopinE earth; not knowing NJ
times whether the foe had anticipated
them by planning countermine for
1 their sudden destruction.
In measure, the sappers work
blindly. and. for that reason, theii
ears have become doubly acute
Science, too. has nmpllfied this fac
Iulty and made It possible for their
to hear even from distance th'
blows of pick and shovel in thu
ground beyond. This holds equally
good for all OF the belligerents.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-14
The Daily Horoscope
Copyright. 1917. by the Mcclure News
paper Syndlcate)
The stars incline. but do not
compel"
Friday, September II. 1917.


This is lucky day, according to the read
ing Of astrologers. Venus Mercury and
Mars are all In benefic aspect.
The rulo is particularly auspicious for love
affairs In which soldiers play part and
tho planetary influences make for hasty
wooings. which may nevertheless mean last
ing love.
It is lucky wedding day, notwithstand-
ing the Old superstition, as the stars prom
ise long life and much happiness.
Writer'S and artists have government
Of the stars that promises supreme achieve
monts new American poet Will gain
fame.
This should be a very fortunate sway for
all military movements and tho seers Tore.
see brilliant achievements for tho United
States.
rhorc is prognosticnton that men who
hayo sought safe places IN the army will not
escape danger
yelop later there may be some misappre.
hcnson aud scandal relating to government
revenues
The stars appear to presage many sensa-
tiOus in regard TO matters OF national mo-
ment and interest.
There il sign that promises widespread
reforms in every department of public ad'
ministatlon This reform spirit will espec'
ialiy touch the philanthropies.
Some sort Of religious excitement ap.
pears TO be forecast for Washington. ID. O.
Salt Lake city viii focus attention some
time In the winter by events of startling
character
Changes In the army and navy will be
rapid and numerous in tho next six months
the scers predict.
Persons whose birthdate it is may expect
a favorable year In both domestic and IL
nanciAl affairs
children born on this day are likely "a
walk In path Of peasantness. Girls prob
ably will be unusually attractive to the op
pOsite sex
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-14
Capacity of the House;
Utilities Required Per Hen

can bo stretched satisfactorily without rail
II carefully done.
Nests and Perches.
Tho warmost part Of the building and that
which is frcest from drafts should be selected
for tho ro0sting compartment, which In
usually against the rear wall. Each fowl
should be allowed about ten inches linear
perch room, and all tho porches srould be OF
the snmo height, or the birds viii fight and
struggle for tho highest ones. Running
the perches the long way Of the house, that
H. parallel with the rear wall Is gcnoral!y
tho most conycni>ut arrangement
Next In Importance TO the roosting compart'
mcnt is the arrangement Of nests, Of which
there should be- at least one to every four or
five lnyers Under natural conditions the hen
seeks a secluded spot In which TO lay, hence
1t behooyos The builder 10 initiate this secius'
ion The nests should be- situated In more
or less dark place, easily accessible. and Ia
such way that they do not Obseruct passage.
ways or intrudc upon the floor area An un'
obstructrd floor is Of vital importance and
II should not bo robbed In any way unless
absolutely necessary
Each most should be about 2 by II inches
square. and about ~ Inches high, with par
titions between them to keep tho hens from
fighting
Poultry buildings can be erected at cost
OF ~ per bird or SO per bird II all de.
pcnds upon the manner In which the structure
in built and finished As commercial propo
stion. whcro the houses are built for utility
purposes only. and are not ornamentcd in
any way. 1t Is not advisable to spend over a
81 80 per hen for the buildings.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-14
MISCELLANEOUS.

IHE Sanitary Mattress company will make
special prices on recovering and reno
vating mattresses for the month of Septem-
her on our work. we guarantee to give
satisfaction; we make all grades Of mat
fresses to order. Phone 6449.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-14
u. S. Gold Supply

Since the hCginning OF the
European war the gold that has
flowed into the United states has
come from Russia, France, Eng
land and italy. who pooled their
bullion and coin in London ana
shipped It here through canada,
The rate Of importation since
the beginning of 1915 has been
more than half n billion year
and has increased our gold stock
from Sl.SS7.2TO. In August,
1914. TO nearly double that sum.
Following is the amount OF
gold in the United States at diff
fcrent periods since the bogin-
ming Of the war.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-14
SITUATIONS WANTED.

BOOKS opened. closed, posted up-todato;
financial statements. balance sheets and
profit and loss statements; all classes OF
accounting and auditing work done eff
cienty; two young accountants employed will
give you exceptional service in evenings al
very reasonable 1ates; thoroughly exper
fenced in all lines; office efficiency systems
our specially. Address Box 642d, cart
World.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-14
MALE HELP WANTED.
FEMALE HELP WANTED.

FEMALE HELP WANTED.
SIEIIDIEENIBACM'S
1l9 SOUTH MAIN ST.
Requests the services OF highly ex-
pcrienced saleswomen for coats and
suits.
WANTED-Experienced white chamber.
maid. lGA North Main street Sherwood
rooms; not experienced need apply. Phone
WANTED-An experienced colored woman
for general housework 81 per week. APP
ply at once 331 East Twentieth street. Phone
WANTED--Young ladies to learn teephone
work, no experience necessary. Apply JOO
Pioneer building or call Miss Senger, phone
1900
WANTED-A girl for general housework /;
stay home at nights. Call 1906 South
Poston.
WHITE woman housekeeper: sleep home !;
references required. Cali after 7 p. IN.
623 South Boston.
LADlt 5 and men suits cleaned and pressed
75c. American Cleaners 4 Tailoring Co..
] hone 1882
WANTED-Experienced colOred woman for
general Homework; none other need ap-
ply sO2 South Elwood.
WANTED--Middle aged woman for house
work, must have reference. $40 West
Golden .
LADY collector wanted; apply Standard
Roofing q Material Co., North Boston and
Katy tracks.
NANTED-An experienced girl for general
holscwork, small family. Phone 297.
| l2lA South baltimore. -
WANfED-Sales ladies' for ready to-wear.
good pay, steady work other need to
| apply Pollacks Toggery, 2l7 South Main:
" ANTED-Housekeepe old lady or man
and wife preferred j. ". Weindel. 1850
F0storia call after I. m.
WANTED-Girl Tor general hOusework; no
laundry; wages So per week Phone
1881
WANTED-A girl, white preferred. Call after
after o'clock 7057.J.
WANTED-A girl for millinery trimmer
Is West Brady.
wANTED-Good colored gir for genera
housework. Phone 1887. 1908 South
Cheyenne.
WANTED-White woman for general house
keeping, permanent position. Phone $3.50
WANTED-A dressmaker helper. Is West
Brady.
APPRENTICES wanted to learn millinery
trade, 217 South Main
DRESSMAklNd guaranteed, prices reas
onaIlc. Mrs. Harper. Ihone 704l.
CoLORED girl for general housework
Phone 3a66. 2i3 South Wheeling.
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lady presser Bohhe
field Cleaning Works.
WANTED-Lady cashier and assistant
bookkeeper. Bohnefeld Cleaning Works.
| WANTl D-Repair lady. Bonefeld Cleaning
| Works
| WANTED-Someone to care for baby b,
| week. Address box G3S5, care World.
| WANTED-White girl for general house
work; references required. 1l25 Carson
| WANTED-Colored girl for housework. Ap
| ply morning. 14l5 South Main.
| WANTED-iirs to wait on soda tables
| Quaker Drug Co
FIRST. GLASS girl good cook. Phone I'LL
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-14

ONE nice modern sleeping room. corner
Norfolk and Hodge on Kendall car line, 50
per week. Phone A1s2-J
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-14

LARGE front bedroom, with sleeping porch.
in private home. suitable for two. Phone
AiOT i