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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-01

hAil ~. short ribs beef. fse III; veal
1r issc u Anderson. can. snssr.
~ he. ti.eo. fig butter. ice ~ nnes,
aEus. ste cam fish halls fe~ e.1 sea-,
:. Alhsrs' Pearls Of wheat. igs psr In
slant Postum. &c pkg aAuoiio, Sc pks .
.epion tee Hiiirl. Sc ~. stall a. r.;
Jersey butter. sfo 10. h~., ssorar. srx.
rnisin bread. Zoe loaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-01
HOLD REVIVAL MEETINGS

Revival meetings are being held
in the Pentecostal tabernacle,
First ave. and Columbia ST., accord.
ing 10 Rev. Warren w. Fisher, OF
Los Angeles. He is being assisted
by Rev. George Hansen. Of China.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-01
PLACES BOOKLETS

Frank r. Mullen. who has recent
~ returned from Buffalo. where the
national convention OF Eagles was
held. has reported TO the Seattle
Chamber OF Commerce and Com
mercial Club that the publicity
booklets OF tho chamber were plac-
ed by him in the cases OF the Buf.
falo public library. They are the
only books OF the kind TO be found
on the library tables. according to
Mullen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-01

Fnraf. D; ihs 81 %. Ne foc. "a.
go efeilnA rics. ? H. ftr. 'spiora Z
lha zac. lemon soap. 9 has ssc aton,..
loo phEa raisins. 80. t,.m ran
iahets cocoa. 20 s 10 brick Maker.
yheeolsis. zoe stan -. iafs. csn MIA
l0 atsh ~. sanVrkrauf. F. OTIS .sr
ffehh rsanni butler lso ID
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-01

DIT CHEAP -- ONLY $50. Easy
TEKMa 8 ACRE IEvt.r CpED
's.hiCkEN RANCH, convenient 20
sf.hI ~, fine open land good PRO
petIINE BOIL. largely CLEARED
hha FENCED; new s-room HOUSE.
~. &c MAIN LAND. on fine road
and MILK ROUTE. near gcHOgT
,Nner viii make good. easy terms 70
na5er who Will move right In. Mr.
aNNN"DKfH 1i2 BOSTON six
80. 49, open evenings AMI g1ndayH
IRE ~ a NICE LITTLE RA~cIT
-, ~ street car, north Of B.httte.
i'aHpFel Hiih nice new Broom house.
.afn ana chicken house. good water;
800. aeres cleared. and good soil
t-.lg9. soma terms ae1reedar arr
t'ften Bldg
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Lors FOR SALE

cHENp nALLAWn TORS. rwo LnVRf
slightly lots In nuFks q Farrar al
fitinn that I want 20 sell ter tg6o 90.
one-thifd cash. and balance IN small
monthly payments West Coast Land
Co. cas- Empire iiidE. Phone Main
SIS
ru Any ONE WoRNtNu AT NAVY
yard. vnl lease two lets az Navy Ysrd.
ritN faF thtre Years. nr lnnHeri Eaad
lots Co build on. small pflea Henry
T. nrsNn Main tes6. before 40 80
n m
~ .s~s>s>>~~N~~~N~~~~N
IS FARM LANDS FOR SALE
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Total ...... .t.... ........ tHs.igf 8 1
Hint= - WsshinEfon County - KinF -
Z. u. D fiiEoiae. Cashier % the sb1vs
named hank, Or tfnst company. do
spiemniv swsar that tho foregoing state
msut u true 90 the beet % n5 hnoalstrs
ana belief
y y nfGEfow.
Correct Attest Cashier
, . CARVER.
WALTER 4 MAI.f.
Directors
Fubrrrib~a ana eNeTn 70 before mo this
'is, gay Of September. 1917
~ n FINLEY.
Notary Pnbiis IN and for the state OF
Washington, residing 81 aasttis.
so PUBLIC NOTICES
10 WHOM 1T NAY coScyRS3
The undersigned has made application
20 move iron works a; SEQ Fhiishela
over 90 tsss Bhiishols ave. lot a..
block -. Gilman PARK Adaition Any
one desiring 10 protest asairs, sid
occupation viii file such protest q, tbs
office Of Hupr riuisndeut % Haiidings
prior 10 October - 1911
ballard IHOS woRKa
fnaeew
Per John ARCHER
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SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
MADAM VICTORIA
WORLDS GREATEST

'lntrVoyhnt rhronnloHint, guarantees 20
read snuf entire NE. alive true advice
on business, love, health AMI family
affairs and what 90 DO TO be- ioirceHHful
IN iifo ono viHit viii pay you fnt your
many disRppointmeutH Ia otherr fhe
viii removs all obstacles and tell you
how TO win aud held the ona you DO.
nire Hpeoial readings SOC Daily aud
sunday Hoom r. Ahuott Hotel. over
- ~ argS sioTe SSs ] Ilse ,s,,>~oooo
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oRpAlN MINISTER'S
SPIRITUAL MEDIUM
MADAM NELLIE

WORLDS GnEATEHr PHHENoLogtET.
CIAfRVpYANT ASp MEDIUM
Guarantees % read your entire iifc, past.
present and future gives true advice
on business love. health and family
nffaira. tells the name % your fufurr
husband OF wife. ard what 20 90 20 De
aurcera Do life tolls you what business
ia most lucky for you and shat part
~ the world viii ha more surrcHHful
f8r you. advises how 20 galn and hold
q good position Hhc tells n the ono YOU
love ia true or false. and causes speedy
marriage with tho one % your choice.
hrinva tho separated together. makes
happiness between man and wife, she
tolls you tho secrets - being happy
md Hurceanfui in anything Ygu take IN
hand. her advice VIII rcmov" hN oh
stncleH and eva influence One visit "a
Madam Nellie will repay you for diH-
aupaIutmruta IN Oh others. HatiHfee-
tisn guaranteed or no charges.
SPECIAL READINGS Soc
lfotel Elk. Room 4. 1871 Second Ave.
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lsso

Groom house choice fruit trees
and berries; Ne. l soil ore nerai
level land ON main travelled
road one block from ~ T. depot
aud but 10 minutes walk from
ferry dock A good bargain AZ
ti,sto terms siao each. balance
$40 Rec month. Go 10 Madison
psfk ant take county ferry 90
kirkland and Inquire at office
~ hufAe r farfAr. Inc, az
kirkland dock. Tor further In
formation.
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e. -
1. A. G. Kahiks. Assistant Cashier Of
the above named hank, DO . soismnly
swear that the foregoing statement ia
true 60 the best Of my knowledge and
belief
A O. KAufRE.
Asst Cashier
Correct Attest
HuHr WILTON.
y }. LtNNE
Directors
auhscribsd and sworn 60 before me this
s''h day 81 September 1911 -
Notary Public IN and for the state ~
,, y ssl,leS,es, Issislss = sss,,ls,
tuffieiai publicationl
REPORT 90 rHE FINANCIAL con.
ditlon of the state bank 81 nsiisvuo,
located at nsiisvus. state Of wash
inston. AZ the close ~ business on the
iith day OF September tBig.
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts ..........tts.itst t
pNeFdrafts ..s..........a..... none
nonda warrants and ether
securities ........,.....,.. i.sTT7s
nstures ..................., srt7f
other real estate eausd .st.-t none
Due from banks Approved
reserve arsn,. -. iost5s;
Due from banks other than
approved fsssrss aseats .... none
Checks on other banks ard
other cash iisms ......... none
Exchange far clearing 1t0nss uons
Cash on hand ............4... f.saats
EHpennss .s.................. Bis Sc
Total observation-disclosures. taf.tss %
LIABILITIES
Capital ana stock paid in ... ITO 600 %
Eurrius fund ...s........s... 900 90
Undivided profits .t........... t.sgfal
Dividends unpaid ......-..... none
Due 60 hHubs deposits .s.4... none
pspo-its ......+.+.-t..+...- .tfaios
Certified cheeks .+-4.s..-..t.. none
mus payable ................- none
Sotes and bills Fsdiscountsd none
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trance reader. 800. 1f2 Third.
Sterling Hotel,
BEHT CARD HEADING IN CITY. soc.
Room t2s Ceutrni Hotel. 1914 west
lake.
scfENTiFIc CARD READINGS. FAST,
present and future. Hotel brighton.
Seventh and Pin"
PROF RwrErsEE GREATrsT NJ
dunn HoHnre Sunday. "wednesday
evenings l7f Howard y
MADAM FHASK NOTED CLAiRvoY-
ant. card reader. palniHt 25c. i0j Is
PIKE. Elliott Hotel
GENUINE. BEST READING HY SCI
onoo or by paychisn. Room %. 1854
PfAc
Mis- T. n. KRiEG spfHTTUAL PsY-
chic reHd'r t0ls pine a.
NAY 4. BANKS CARD READING.
f50cis First ave. near PIKE. room -.
CARD RBADfNG lis FIFTH CONNER
columbia 1t.
GARD HEADTTO - ROOM 3. 1900 =
First ave. York Hotel
CARD READIEG NINE MARIE. 1919
NiEtn ave. room =. upstairs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-01

PhrenoioEisf Seaftle business adviser
Tor 20 years: needs no eulory. her past
servtraa speak for her, Others come
ana go Special readings bo~. Crowd.
OF people nre thr0nFinE deiiy 10 con
suit this gifted woman. al Union
at. apartment v. Phone Elliott 5b7t
SCIENTIFIC PURENOLOGtsT
This famous phreucioCiHt reads your on
tire life. just ne the head indicates.
gives you dates. facts. tells you what
has passed in NE without asking .
single question. Hha docs not toll
thinsn TO please. but roads things tuat
~ the head indicated. Room a. Antlers
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A GOOD BARGAIN

S FARM LANDS FOR SALE
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q LIVESTOCK FOR SALE

SEATTLE RABBfTRY - ALL itINp8
~ rabbits. ell prices. Fifth and Ken
you. south Park.
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ADELlNE LLOYD

WotrI Elt. Room 4. I53i sf0ond ~
corner Pine -. Daily and SUNDAY.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-12-27

IRA II. MCKINNEY. Mayor
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-12-27
A Map Puzzle.

A Pew years ago tWo brothers WHO
lived In q city Of twenty thousand in
hsbitants made iig-saw piciur" prI-
n. from A colored map az their ely
glued 10 thin piece Of board. by
playing the game Of putting the ire
gtIlar little pieces together. relates the
Youths Companion. they soon learned
The names of the different streets. ave
mes. parks, public buildings, factories
and churches as they appeared on the
map, and before long the, could point
10 any one III the places and nnin" II.
Recently the brothers have formed o
partnership in thc business OF deliver
ing parcels. hand-hlis and messages
They are famous Tor quick SerNi""
hey Gun 90 linerringlY and swiftly t.
any place IN -hc CITY. Their man ,.r'n
has proved 10 be OF nraclicnl vati"
Other boys who may have iio inrenii"h
OF starting a delivery service Viii nm
the game interesting, and will ais" d.
cover It's practical value; for - ili"i
ough knowledg" of ia" region roun'
YOU. whether il be- country, town ~
lhickly settled city. always bring
,n,ne advantage 10 Is posScsser.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-12-27
Odd Church Bells.

\ curious story is told Of the bell
of McSsingham church. England. Il l.
said that long time ago traveller
passing through Messiughnn noticed
three mcn sitting on s,ilc in tn
churchyar,l and calling out. GONE l."
church. Thompson T. "Come To church
Brown - Come To church, wilkins.
And 80 on. Greatly surprised tn
traveller asked what il meant. lie
was told the place having no bells.
they called TIA" folk 10 churcs in TINS
way. III. traveller remarked that IL
was pity that 50 fine church should
be without bells. and at the SANE
fimc ASKED The men if they couh'
make three for the church if he would
pay for ihcm himself They rcndily
agreed to do this. By trade the three
men wore ~ tinker, a carpenter ano
Il shoemaker. When next tho traveller
passed that way he found the three
mcn ringing three bells. which sai'
ring. tuuk. pluf," being mnd" r."
specilvely oi tin, wood and leather.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-12-27
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
You will find the best bread in
Butter Cup wrappers. O2-u

You will find the best bread in
Rutter Gun wrappers. OFT |
Malcolm Wilcox spent Christmas
in Detroit with friends.
Miss Mabel Killen of Saginaw WIS.,
tied with Alma friends Wednesday,
Chas. Ray in "The Son of His Faith
er."-Idehour New Years Day.-adv.
Watch the horse VIM. S. Hart rides
in "The Narrow Trail. "-ldlehour.
Sunday and Monday. adv.
Miss Gladys Bradner left this morn
/ ing for visit with relatives IN 81.
Johns.
Jack Lowing of Camp Custer, is
spending the holidays with his wife
in this city. -.
Miss Beulah Parr, who is teaching
at Wyandotte, is visiting with Alma
friends during the holidays.
VIM. S. Hart in his latest and great
est picture, THE Narrow Trail-ldlc-
hour. Sunday and Fonday-adv.
Miss Hilda Downing has left for
4 Washington, u. c.. where she has
accepted a civil service position.
A. L. Sheldon of Alma college left
this moaning on a short business
trim in the interests of the college.
Private Alfred Rhodes of Camp
Custer spent Christmas at the homo
OF his parents. Mr.. ard Mrs. William
: Rhodes
Miss Helen Parr, who is attending
the Kalamazoo Normal this year. is
spending the holidays with friends in
this city.
William Bittner of Lowell spent
Christmas in this city, guest at the
home of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. }.
4. Bittner.
Henry +. Cooper, manager of the
MAN from Michigan store IN this
city, spent Christmas with his wife
in Muskegon.
Miss Mildred Cash, who is attending
NJ. A. c. this year, is spending the
holidays at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. V. p. Cash. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Helmer of Parma
are spending the holidays in Alma
: guests at the home of their son, Prof
: Harry Helmer and family
: +. W. Ruggles, president Of the
: Republic Motor Truck company, re
turned the latter part of last wee!
from a business trip to Washington
Beth Holmes. who is attending
school in Monroe this year, is spending
the holidays at the home of her par
: ents. Mr. and Mrs. VI. a. Holmes o
: this city
The Alma fire department wa
: called out twice yesterday, once II
: the morning and once in the after
noon. neither time having a fire tina
caused any great damage.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-12-27
Shoe-lsce Annoyanoes.

The tips on shoe laccS ara rc;'
annoyance 60 women. both because
they often come OF. leaving fringcd
end. aud because when they are nh
aud tucked in the Ton ~ tie shoe They
frequently tear the stockings. one In
gcniouS girl has freed herself OF al
such trouble hereafter by removing the
tips when The laces are new. and wind
ing them for Il half inch or so down
with sowing silk. using Il needle t.
faStpn lie cnl Men who are aunny"o
with the tius coming of their lacp
ntn supply nrwt tins rs twisting ~
9, l. winl seating wax. u Il ShJ'
lace breaks do DOT lie il together. In
lap he frlngod ends and sew Them Ia
grthcr n"aiiy. running Tie scWin'
thread '.p iirou-l The good part az tia
lace.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-12-27

Alma. Mich. Dec. 20. 1917
Adjourned regular meeting OF the com
mon council of the city of Alma in session
NJ the council chambers on above date.
Meeting called to order b. the mayor. lru
n Mckinney at & O'Clock, o. m.
Present-Aids. Smith. Glass. Adams. Ogden
Fullerton and Lake.
Absent Aids. Knoertzer and Chick.
There being a quorum present. the council
uas declared to b. in session.
Minutes OF preceding meetings read anc
az proved.
Aldermen Chick and knoertzcr appear.
Moved b. Aid. Ogden and supported b,
Ala. Lake that the following bills read b
approved and clerk instructed To issue chcei
for same.
Yeas Aids Smith. knoertzer. Glass, Nd
ANS. Ogden Chick. Fullerton and Lake.
NAYS none
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-12-27
Invented Cherokee Alphabet.

Scquoyah. inventor of tile Chcrok,.
alphabet was one OF the great me.
or the Indian race. lie was hall
breed whose English name WI.
George Guess. Ills father was n Wilt,
man and his mother fullblood III
,iian woman.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-12-27
Never Quit Studying.

One OF the troubles with this world
Is that most II the people In " hay'
the notion that they have tn qu
studying just aS soon as thrs lcaV
sctool.-Exchanse
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-12-27

Watch the horse VIM. S. Hart rides
il. "Tnr Narrow Trail. "--ldlehour
Sunday and Monday adv.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-12-27

VIM. 5. Hart in his latest and great
est picture. The Narrow TraiP'-ldle.
l.our, Sunday and Monday.-ady.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-12-27

Moved % nd. JUNCTION. aHu suUIVrtVu %
Aid. Chick that the committee appointed 20
confer with Mr.. l.. A. Sharp be granted
additional time. Motion carried
Moved by Aid Lake and supported ~ AID.
Fullerton that the mayor and clerk sign tn
az rcement concerning new street crossing on
Republic Ave. between the T.. NJ. X. II. Co.
and the City OF Alma.
Yeas-Alds Smith. Glass Adams. Ogden.
Chick. Fullerton and Lake.
Nays none
Mayor Mckinney appoints c. L. Grow.
Fire Warden of the City OF Alma, with full
mower u act under the above name
Moved by Aid. Adams and SUPPORTED ~
Aid Glsss that the above appointment be
confirmed. Motion carried.
| Aid Ogden that the council adjourn TO Monday
evening. December 81. 1917 at o'clock p m
! Carried ...
CARL L. GALLAGHER.
City Clerk.
! lpA IL MCKINNEY. Mayor.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-14
WILLIAM BAKER RESIGNS
INDIAN AGENCY POSITION
VIII BE Associated with Union Ma
tionsI Bank Here; Buddrus
May Succeed.

Special to The World.
MUSK OGEE okla, Dec. 13.-Wil-
liam Baker, who hGs been cashier and
special disburying agent for the In
uian agency OF the Five Tribes since
1918. and who has been in the en-
ploy of the agency since 1906 has
handed his resignation to Superin-
tendent iabe Parker to become ef-
fectivc December 81. when he will 20
to Tulsa to become associated with
the Union National bank at a large in
crease in salary. superintendent
Parker has recommended 10 succeed
him David Buddrus. who has beVn
employed at the agency for p years.
Mr.. Baker while In Muskogee has
been actively engaged in many public
enterprises lie is RotaI'lan and has
been one of the hardest workers in
the campaigns put on Oy the Y NJ. G.
A., the Red Cross war fund and other
activities His interest in educa
tioral work has been extensive. he
now being trustee for Henry Ken
dall college at Tulsa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-14
JackieS to BE GiUen
a Fire Days Holiday

CHICAGO, Dec. 13--A five days
holiday AT home either at Christmas
or New Years for every one of the
twenty thousand jackies At the Great
Lakes naval training station was
promised tonight in an announ cment
by Captain MOffett, commandant.
The five days will be granted In ad-
dition to whatever travel time is
neressarv for the men to reach then
homes ana return. Half Of the men
will be drawn for the Christmas holt
day and the other ten thousand will
go Immediately on their return, In
ample time FOR the New Years fes-
tiVitieS.
The Christmas holiday viii be from
Saturday, December 22. until Deem
Der q and the New Years period from
December 2S until January ., 1918.
In addition 10 the unexpected leav"
OF absence captain Moffett has ar
ranged that each OF the men win leave
with n well filled purse.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-14
KEMP REELECTED AS
RED CROSS CHAIRMAN
Tulsa Chapter Elects Annual
Officers; Davidson's Lee
ture Cancelled.

f Roger Kemp was again elected
last night TO succeed himself as chair
man Of the Tulsa chapter of the lted
Cross. this action having been taken
at the annual election of officers
which was held in the assembly room
of the Chamber Of Commerce.
At the same time clint Moore waN
elected vice president, r. w. Slnclai'
was named treasurer and T.. l.. CON
nelly was named s-crctary. In the
election OF members Of the executive
committee the following were named;
w. 5. Cochran. Douglas franchot j.
II. Evans, A l.. Farmer. G. II, Buch-
ner. Simon Jankowslty T. j. Hartman,
all OF Tulsa, " -. Schffelbusn ~
Sand Springs, J.. l.. Niles Of Skiatook.
W. l.. Herd OF Broken Arrow and
Mesdames John II. Wheeler, w n.
sill, r.. O.. Dawes and j. Il. Robinson.
As additional members Of this eXecu-
tive committee the chalrmen of the
Red Cross auXiliares Of jerks Glcn-
pool and Owasso also were named.
Announcement was made during the
meeting OF Red Cross members last
night that owing To the fact that the
auditorium of the Central high school
had been previously engnged for ta'-
evening the lecture which had been
planned for that place. in which Mr.
Davidson intended 10 deliver "A lecture
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-14
CHIEF JUSTICE WHITE
ADMINISTERS REBUKE
Lawyer Arguing Unconstitu.
tionality of Draft Act Is
Reprimanded.

WASHINGTON, Dec. ia scath-
ing rebuke administered by Chief Jus
tice White TO one of the lawyers at
tacking the law enlivened argument
before the supreme court today in II
case testing the constitutionality of
the army draft act.
j. Gordon Jones, representing Al
OeW Jones, convicted I'm Georgia OF
failing TO register, declared tho law
was unconstitutional because IL re-
CURED men to take part in a war
which had never received the peoples
approval. His remarks were cut
short
81 think your statement has nothing
to do with the legal argument" the
chlef Justice said sharply, and should
not have been said to this court. Ii is
very unpatriotic statement TO make"
The attorney apologized and contin-
ued his argument
Counsel in nine pending suits ad
dressed the court. They admitted the
right of the government to draft citi
zens thru the state militia, but not as
individuals, and contended the law
prevents political and religious free
dom and denies equal protection.
Harry Welnberger Of New York,
supporting Emma Goldman and Alex
ander Berkman, confined his attack
principally to the assertion that the
law deprives citizens of religious lib
erty and added the government has
no right 20 grant exemptions on re-
ligious grounds. Others argued that
judicial power was usurped by dele
eating TO the president authority TO
esta blsh local draft boards to de-
termine what men should be chosen
for service and which exempted
Solicitor General Davis will reply
for the government tomorrow.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-14
HOusehOLders Must Hare
Gas Says Administration

WASHINGTON, Dec. 13- House
holders must be supplied with-natural
gas ahead of Industrial plants even
those working ON government coli
tracts. the fuel administration ruled
today The decision was contained IN
instructions. sent to the United Fuel
Gas company, operating In West Nir-
ginia. ordering 1t TO furnish gas TO
consumers in Louisville, Frankfort
and Lexington, Ky, in preference t.
steel plants at Portsmouth, Ohio.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-14
Offers Congratulations.

WASHINGTON. Dec. lS.-Repre.
sentative Lunn OF New York today
introduced resolution to congratu-
late the people OF Great Britain upon
the capture of Jerusalem and Pales-
tine and the British government ca
its declaration that II favors the es-
adjustment in Palestine of a national
home for Jewish people and will use
its best endeavors to facilitate tho
achievement of this object"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-14
Work for Children.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Enlarge.
ment Of the home and school garden
ing lewiston of the bureau of educa-
tlon is recommended in the annual re.
port Of Commissioner l.. u. ClaXtou
made public tonight. so that childrer
made idle by recent enactment oi
child labor laws may have gainful oc.
cupations and the nations food supply
may be increased during the war.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-14
Exile MacIialIo.

LISBON, Dec. 13.-The new gov
ernment today promulgated decree
that President Machado, against
whose regime the recent successful
revolution was directed, must reside
outside OF Portugal untll the expira-
tion OF the period for which he was
elected.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-14

Includes Nictrola style "
G20) and ak selections on
three double faced, l0-incf,
75c Victor records. 81 cash.
So per month.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-14
To RmN IiOnils.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 12.-Members
Of the federal farm loan board ap-
peared before the house banking COM
mlttee today to press a request that
congress authorize the secretary OF
the treasury to purchase 500, ,000. 900
worth Of farm loan bonds yearly for
two years
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-14
I'hcN Negotiate.

BERLIN, Dec, 13.-The text OF an
announcement regarding the armistlce
negotiations reads: Eastern war the
ater: As agreed, the negotiations re-
garding the conclusion OF an armistice
which shall replace the existing trsce
will begin todaysat the headquarters
of Prince Leopold"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-14

Take LAXATIVE BRoMO QuININE
Tablets. Druggists refund money II
II falls TO cure. +. w. GROVE S
signature is on each box. soc.