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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-30
iFerrocarrilerOs Iexicaa0si

Hacc so,amente dos mcses GGe Sc i=sc--@
q prime. anuacio IN esge peri6dico. para pc
ser en- v1-st-o ,onocizljen:o oue los prime
TECA DEL EER2OCaRRILESO NEX!CA-
NO" es.aban lis;os pa-a ais.-ibIirs-.
JsmsS e>pe=sS2 cue CT ca3 cortc tempo
mis- cu!cEaS rrrocarriier0S reSpoaGie-a2 L M
sio-e-o lamanlicnto, uucd2adC SsornbrsGo del
exitc tan .apido y del cntusizSrro con que q
honorable vrCrnso fsCrocarri.crO MeSicaro A.
re.:bidO mis- hUmiidss obras.
De todoS los rinconeS lie Mexico y los (. l.
A. reciSido centcnaves De ca-ta' : pet:ccS. dc
ncst-srGo con este QIe nusstraS am5IcioaeS
pCr "A instruction. e prU;-.-o = coTStruc~
e:on de Ia PATRiA 1u=:CctaE ia con din
Se un2 maisera Que - GiSns dc cOGo elog!o.
Aho-S NE di-iio a los inH:ferto5es = los
Gu. tal yez Sc imaclHaG que rsta 2ctiva cam
pam de desUerta- c! iaJ"reS por "a eGGcG-
ei5n y progress del rre-liO fer-ocarrhrro dc
Ic&:co sea u Srac@5c = los lGc Green lai-
toS de archicloAcS = los s"-TSSaTrslC-OS -
Mexico. para deci-icS gGe cStan ct IN Erass
error p TECrarsc que tcacS so1soS I~c1Itc-cc
teS. Al EIsTso tempo pODcr ~ su cOroci-
misntc cue toLaS tS ob-aS gle 3roNinaGrrc-
e Sc pUoIicars,a taos como: hNTos. iarIi-
mas = cOi0-rS. CE',ae l1~St-UcGvaS. :uccetcs
e.. etc. sc han pcg2a-aio : Sc c-:aa PEE
pc-ando para inSJ-uiraCs les Nex:caaoS dc
Co-azGn y Fe-rOr=r-.!e-OS Pun. DcC-osr-. -vrt
81 p-uduecu lie iEGr.e-1b,cs datoS = Iniu-m2-
clones &c tc-.ls -la-CS GGe &C rc,ccloa%U con
e. Srte del fer-osarTu. 10 Gu- Ia s!do proper
ciopado pcr las c!as Er1rGcs coai2SnIaS cons
trucsorls dc .oroGS.U-a5 y accessories par
!as mismas en,-c es;sS nucGca c;caEsc ES ST.
suirltes: American Locomotive Co. En-.
OWN locomotive No-Es. Lima
Co. HeS:iuE1oUSc Ar b.. New York
Air Brake Co. Nathan Manufacturing Co.
NiSlsr Sellers and Co. Lac.. ) otslS much
sin2s cue Ss5ia impossible eauuerar a6ora.
~. 49, No. aH~--
Que 40 Sc tTata Dc especu!ar NJ dc iiacer tSr-
tuna, puEs c. ugodlcto lie IA Ssnta ce las
pr:arcEas ocras s"-y.rI PIAZZA l. isn2rcs.5r Dc
los hbrcs n1@S irpos-%0;cs y c~osJosos.
Es:an ds vgn;s. la LoconaotocS haIssc
Compound Art.,ulada e CoI?-eso~ C AZ.
re Compound dc -. Y ca:caS IasJ.uc-IyGS. -
G.sperSab!sS 7 .oio EsT-2carvIlcro del dcpar-
tznasntn nrcari-o. Les hJros Eelcu St-25.
cads U1c ; l7s C2:r&S Iu5t-ucciy~s Sis. po=
"a collection Dc cuatro ,;pos dfe-entes ra:dcu
,I2xSS. siscGo :cGaS -raRs2a-CsscS pS-c verse
e, interior &c KS .oeomoto-as. Toco esto -
Iaaads ibre de porte a cscibo d - valor rn
Si-c rCSsol y or+c= &c express
Para mayor information. mRade csc aaua-
cio ea ~ soS-c con ~ direction. vgelvIco
Toilette. ci-cularcs. muestraS &c SzaSzGos exc.
eSc.. 2 Carlos u. Accv-Go. ?. o. Eov -. In
do. CaEE.. : a v-c,tH dc corceo s. ie man
Garan cuan:os iufo-ues pIda- -Acv.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-30
LOS TEUTONES Sc RETIRAN
HACIA Ell SOMA

Del Serr:c:o ESpee;cl g. II PR&SSA."
PARIS. AgoSto 2S.-Las ultimas
noticias oficialeS recibidas en- esta a
r:tal. de, frerte de las operaciones,
;ndican que los a!emsnss estan reti-
randose p-ecipitadamente hacia {! rio
Soma. en- un exten5o sector del fren-
te dc b2talla de PicaTdia. yendo Is
Sahalleria francs:a persigUiendo'os
c1uy de cerca.
La rctiraja de los alemaHeS del
saliente de Lassigny es inminente 81
es que para ahora no Sc haya mi
ciado va. pusS el enemigo habia que
dado en- una peligrosa situacion ALI.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-30

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Agosto %.
-Por Influenza del china, Ia preston
atmosftrica. o de algUn torni!lo que
le faita al senior Mariius Dickson, es-
te bum senior tiene la vieja costum-
brc &c amonestar 4 sus criadoS. con
pa!abcas de alta moral, tratando de
disuaGirlas del habito del reZongo tail
2r:aigado en- elias por no scque mo-
,ivoS.
Aver Dor ejemplo. cl senior Die
Eirson patio el -e"or& de "a Daciencia.
espetando ur discurso 2 II criada,
despa6s de que este rego L. tinta y
volteG las escupiGeras en- Ia alfom-
bra Dc Ia casa, cue duro siete horas.
hasta que durIni6 i Ia Sirvienta y e.
SO uuso 4 haccr los ~gris&dos.
e case. por especial. he !lamado
podc1osamente la atenci0n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-30
OTRO TREN VOLADO|
ENTIRE PUEBLA Y
ATLIXCO
evitarse In desas-
ire que hubiera sido
de gran proportion
Por Correo. para LA PRENSA."

! AZ Sc-4SSs INtN
PUEBLA. % de agos:c.-A la VA IarGa Sc
RE dc trenes dinamitados por los rehcldes,
hay que agreSar otro atcntado de esq rlisala
categor;a, cometido por los enemigos urr ca
rrancismo. no Sc sabs 81 arenistas, zapatistas
| O felicistas. en- ell kil6Inetro cincucnta de ia
Inca de esta ciudad a Ia de Atlixco el dia
- DC los corric=tes.
I'm gTupo de revoiucionarioS que no Sc sabc
&c cuantcS Sc co1Iponia. colocaron en- Ia via
mencionada unR bomba de dinamita que frs
hecha estallat n pasar scbre ella el tren de
p~a5ajcros que de AuiHSo venia para esia
ciudad.
Los efecto5 que n dinamita hizo en- ell con-
voy no fueron de tan;a s;gnificaci6n, pero
bastaron para que IL maquira. rotos los per-
nos que Ia unian 4 los carros. Sc desprendie-
! Sc de estos. habiendo cstado ell pasajc 4 punto
de queda- n MERGED de los rebeldes. pues -.
r,auuin;sta. al darse cuenta del peligro, ,e
,mprimi6 I Ia locomotora Ia mayor veiocidad
que Dudo.
gien pronto. TO obstantc, fosonero y maqui-
nista sc dieron cuenta de que e. convoy sc
IueGaba. y retrocedieron violentanente. SIN
que. con gran admiration por parte de to-
dos. los rebeldes caycran como avalanche
sobrc 81 trcn.
Solo algunos minutes tardarcn los emplea-
dos del tren en- aiianzar a Ia maquina del res
to del convoy. metiendo en- cl escape de IN
cambio eI caro- express Que kabia sido des-
trozado. y el tren sc puso en- marcia sin que
los revolucionarios lutheran hccho su apart
ci6n. .creycndosc cue despues de que estos CO.
Io,aron H. bomba en- Ia viz paso por ALI al
Guna fIcrza del Gobierno J es;a los arrojo &C
aquellos lugares. De otra manera no sc eX-
plea que los p~asajeros hayan saiido sa!vos
despues dc Il explosion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-30
FRACASO 81 GENERAL
EN- SU
INTENT0

Del Scry:c;o E,pecia! de Il 22EESA.'
WASHINGTON. Agosto 2S.-Des-
pachos procedentes de NladivoStok,
recibidos hoy en- e:ta capital, Ian
cuaHta de que el intento del general
Horvath. para establecer una dicta-
dura en- Siberia. term!ao en- IN com
pleto fracsso. Los representatives de
los aliados en- dicho puerto siberiano,
intsrvinieron para sostener Y apo
a q "a autoridad del aucvo gooisrno
Sc IN establecido ALI.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-30
Sc INAUGURARA UN EDiFfCio NUM-
Opal EN- SAN LUIS PoToSL.
re LA pRENS.t."

Po- Corrco. ycrc LA PRENSi."
"A LUIS POTOSI.. - de agosto.-En
"A Villa de Ciudad Guerrero, pertcneciente 4
n Huasteca To;cs:Ea . Immediate 4 n ciu-
dad De vailcs. SO inauGuraran durante las
ficStaS pa:riaS que SC TcrIflcaran 2 mcfiao"s
die mes entrantc. ~alGunaS mcjoras mate
riales de- impor.ancia. dctjdaS tod2S :. en-
pe6o he los principles veciEcS. quiene1 han
coatr!5.ido. cada uao IN la medic: q" SITS
,sfuerzos. : il mcjoraaIo In pobli::d7 eli
dcnt' yiyen-
Ina e. GiGhas mcicr2S canSis;e IN 81 mlc-
70 ediiic:o cue Sc o.upara con las oficinas
del ralacio rrnicipal. " Gi:s lds conStrui-
do con los ~c'eren:os one propp-cioua"o1 lbs
ycrinos nis caracteri=ados. 2or rris plc H.
suncS diaries do la capita! naysn dicho cue
tai o0ra Sc debe Il Ia accion TroErests;1
del general LaIraGa. jefe de las srnisS en-
dicha ciudIl sus alreacdores
\ ID :-,sr-r raci6n de dicle pFiariO Ia
siio ~invitaio i r.uerai Juan Fa!racan. 60
ocrnador dl Estado. sor una cacais'0n dc
,;ucrrercases que tue 1 Mc@;co con el eNciosi-
vo oh:cto &c haccE!c IA invi;arij7.
Bar-a@5n contest6 cue TO iahc Ell Ia nc
tualidad 81 lie seri possible asistir - Ia jecha
;rdicada 4 las fies:as 81 C;udsd Guerrero.
pero qae ha-.i 10 possible.
Sc rccruGIE mos trG6GjoS.
los t-sbajos en- ell tro lie Ia negotiation
minera 'Cerro dc San Pedro" que habian
estado en- suspense durante algun tempo. Sc
han ceanudado. proporcionando ;rabaio cons
tantc = alEuHcs cen:eaarcs de obre.os.
la falta de comuricaciones conssantes pa
n el traasporte de los InetaleS habia sido
la causa de que Sc Susoendieran los referido,
traAajos. y no es dificil que por este Cap
tulo vucivan a sufrir una nueva suspension,
pucs ls actiridades &c los rebeldes aumen-
ian.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-30
VARLAS Y CURI0SAS

Jamas 20 me he puesso ningun s~onabrero, porque pelon ma
CT y peloa me nnuero."-A la carcel Tue dar mas
que de prisa, con cargo de tener sonora rsa.-Apie-
ton Sc apeliaa Ell hornbre misnno, que tiene mas afec-
10 al northumberland rinen sus GRADES les es-
peta, discusses kiIoznstricos, que treta!
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y
G1laerEOs dos
generates de Villa en-
Zacatecas

Po- Cor-eo. pz-s la PREESA."
Z,CATECAS. = de asosto.-Sexun Ic1 n
zones que IA Iccibido e! GoUernaGc- de este
Gs,ado. General Enrique Estrada, dos gene
ralcs ~vilis;as que al :rentc de Un grUpo de
rCbetdcs atacaron hacc tres dias e. pueblo
dc Rancho Grande. que cstaoa defsndido nor
fuc-z2s dcl aovcno Tcc;miento y de "a dcfen-
a civil &c Ia reIcrida plaza. tacron muCr-
.s - g com5atc que 81 .c.istr5. h2bicH-
10 sido - cadavercs idcntif.cadc5 conc los
dc Fernando Castro y .Amado Huhiga. "&e-
n~crales". sc=in queda dicho, de las iucrzas
v~ilis:a-.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-30
IMPORTAN UN MILLION DE IL
RAS LAS PROPIEDADES CON.
FISCADAS.

Del !S,-rieio Especial dc LII PRE"SA."
ROMA. agosto 2S.-Por las estadis-
ticas Que han sido publicadas en- Ia
fecha Sc ha venido en- conocimiento
de cue 81 valor de las pr~cpiedades
pertenecientes a extranjeros encmigos
Que han siGo confiscadas por el 60
bierno ita!iano Sc ela1a q mil milloncs
de liras. f. numero de les refcri-
das propiedades es de n%oventa.
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10 Gue hccsr los ,o~-qnci;:as.

10 exc kccsg los ,Gr-aHci;;cS.
ofieialnence sc ha dicho que sou cosr mi!
.cs soldados Que 81 Gobie7no IA dsdicado 4
p~aciticar este Lstado. pero 6 q case que
70 Sc sabe en- cd1de cs:&a esos e!ementos
njli;arss. "a que lnicamente las poblacioncs
G-2cGcs sstaa gcaracciGes ) q aGde mas Guam
20 TIA plaza ch.ca - conada por los rebeldes
son c2vi.Gss : ela tge-=ns dc! =obic-no. aIH-
que sisn2.e !!ccen precisamente cuando "a
&c las suyas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-30
MICHOACAN SERA
DEJADO A
OSCURAS
Chavez Garcia quieTe
voIar Ia gran pIanta de
luz de Tacambaro
Por Corrco. pcrr la PRENSA"

Por Corrco. pcrr Ia PRENSA-"
MoRELIA. M!CHOACAN. % de agosto.-
AE;:cr SC supo en- esta plaza que entire los
de alarma ror Ia proXimiGad lie una grleSa
pa-tida de re5e,des de los de Ines Chaves
Garcia. los cue habian anunciado que ent-a-
riGn en- Il ciudad.
SeStin ta.cs no:icia5. las ;amiiias corecea-
ron 4 abandonar en- aunerosas ca-avaneS -
roJ.ari5n. Dor el natural tenor dc Be- victi-
mas dc los bazS2ros atropelloS que ssialan Il
pzso DC los msncicnadcs rcbcidcS. sicndo !.s
pSb,zciorss inracd;et-s las cue e-seoSian como
rctu-io LIS :alri!ias e5nigrantes.
StIamentc les faniias = quienes les fue
impossible abandona- ID 2oblaci6n pernaEecie-
ron en- ella a ricS-o dc SCI at-ope!!adas de
raanera espaaJo&a por los ssal,antes.
&C piC=G iUC tomGGG.
las noticias que de Tachmbaro neCaron hoy.
irdican que eSa plaza al fin fue tom-Ga pOr
los chavistaS. QuieaeS para ent-2- ea ella no
~@uvie.oa que libsar combatc niaguno con los
,oiiados del Cobicrno. en- vista de que estos.
-oasidcr&ndcse en- nGzero Eauy inferior al de
80 hombrcs Del cnsmiro. saliercn de Ia ciudad
Gc;aadola Il MERGED 3e los vandRlos.
Comeiieror todG c.asc dc GtropcUos.
Ell hecAo &c que nj los soldaGos-que no los
haGia- N los habitsates les htc!cran vcsis-
tcncia 4 los rcleldes. no fue inconvenience
para que cs:oS comctieran en- Ia poblaci6a
-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-30

CHICAGO. IL. AgoSto 2G.-Oe.
Te2tro Orfeum de esta mctropoli tuc
sacaGo = amDellones IN senior, que
dice namarSe Dominic hasterpostH!,
por el delito de reirse I mandibuia
batie2te cn plena function, Y cast con
motive.
La vivtir,a a!eGa Que es persona
ncryiosa. Y que padece ataQues dc
cosQUillas sin Q1c 10 pueda evitar. :
cue a ESQ debe ell que Sc Suelte dan
10 unos gritos desalmadoS IN plcna
reunion: pero. con toGo, al Comisa-
rio le ha parscido que es demasiado
cStruendo-o e! coT9ortamiento del
polaco V i ha prohibido terminantc-
ncnte volvcr al Orfcum. ror 10 menos
dos aman que son. 81 nuestras en-
tendederas 10 misnten, las que Va a
permanecee enCerrado en- II zelda
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Ge Ia pr;si0n local.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-30

aoS rc.iuGS r.ic-eH crscs.
No o Ia p-incra ve= que los vc-.a0s de Va
res pob!aGos - airiccn Al Gobic-no en- de-
r:ardn dc acc Sc le- proporc:oren elea,cntos
IRA 81 ds;cnsa "a cue los SolGaGos dc. go
bie-no no Is dan Ia que nccesitan; pc-o no
y" Ia sz5:d9 &c qac 4 los habitantcs de alGuna
goblaci6n Sc lcs maya pro2orcioaado 10 qgc
h.n pcd.do.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-30

CHICAGO. H.. Agostc 26.-John
Tonison es 81 nombre de un apo,
inico en- SUI ganero, que no ha asa
sado. nj uSa, nj pierSa usar. Segun
10 ha Gicho en- una e%ntreyista que con-
ceGi6 q personas &c 81 amistad mas
intima. esa brenda dc vestir que sc
llama "sombrero.
Las QUE 81 senor Toni
son alega nara fundar 81 costumore,
son de verdadero peso, porGue e.
tranan principles de economic dom"s-
tica, de hygiene, Y de tradicion.
No uzando Observation-Disclosures
SO @asta dinero. nj sc % vuc!a a uno
ell aire, nj 10 pierdo en- TN momento
dado; no usardo Somhrero.-2grsga
-crece mas el pelo, Y Ia ca.vlcie cs
IN absurGo. V Ia caheZa anda mas
despejaGa; Y por ultimo.-termina-
naci sin sombrero, y sin sombrero
me echo al mundo mi madre, : sin
sombrcro estuve duran,c nj dentici6n.
y sin sombero he de estar ahoTa Y
siempre. para seguir Ia costumo-c. y
no falta~ a la traGiciGn cue me lega-
ron mis- padres.
Ha hecho conmover q Ia soclcdad
de Chicago eSta picolareada de, Sc
no. Tamison a quisn. por otra parte.
% cree loco, pero NADIA MAJ por su5
cnemigos. los sombere-os a Il caoeza
de todos ellos. que le Drofesan tlrria
por su campana en- contra de sn5 par
tilulareS ~intereses.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1918-10-05
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
BANNER HO FL
Rooming House. Restaurant and
confectionery store Combined.
WELL PAYING BUSINESS
Hit By Draft viii Sell at Once
Banner Hotel
WOODIE DENNEN,
300 West Sec. 81. Bartlesville Okla.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1918-10-05
DEWEY MAYOR EXONERATED
IN RECENT RACE RIOT ACTION

BARTLESNlLLE Okla, Sept. p
Mayor /. V. Ford Of Dewey was
given a clean slate today inanatlcmpt
To ouSt him from office for failure
to protect the property if Negroes in
Dewey following the killing of town
marshal and destruction of homes
Of Colorcd citizens. Judge ChaS. b.
Wilson Of Chandler, special judge
bearing the evidence, decided fol-
lowing the testimony Of states wit
ncsscs that the state had made no
case.
The case created a great deal OF
interest in Washington county, and
to Mayor Ford's friends, his cNoner-
alton was of particular satisfaction.
They had regarded him as being de-
cidedly jealous in handling the situ-
alton in Dewey during the riot, and
felt that the case against him had
ended in justice to him and the situ'
alton there.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1918-10-05
PEOPLE FROM
LOUISIANA TO CELEBRATE

Our people, who formerly resided
in the state of Louisiana are plan
ming for a mammoth reunion TO be
held at Revere Park, Tulsa, Oct. 20.
This will be a notable gathering in
deed and an excellent program will
be carried. This is the second an
nivcrsary and neither money nor
time is being spared to make it a
success. Refreshments Of every de-
criplion will be served, Below we
are printing the names of the Of
ficials of the louisiana organiza-
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1918-10-05
A LEAGUE DOING BIG THINGS

The National Equal Rights League
has come, acted nobly in its delibcra-
tionS, and left the flavor of manly
dignity with Chicago. Almost every
thing we are doing in our progressive
tendency to lift the race forward and
upward is to be applauded. The Ma
lional Equal Rights League we be
licve is doing very timely service,
and no words are there at our com
mand to fittingly credit Mr.. Trotter
and his organization for the noble
fight they are making.
Its name fits well into the work
being done. Void of glamor ant
spectacular embellishments, an'
meaningless worn out eloquence /
holds aloft its lights a beacon OF IN
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tclligcncc and scholarly protest on
the well founded truths Of history
that all men are equal before the
law, and no man is given special
privileges to dominate any set or
sect because of the accident Of birth.
1t has taken its place and dcScryedly
along side of The Business League
and The National Association for the
advancement of the Colorcd People.
Mrs. Ida Wells Barnett is one of the
executives of The organization.-Thc
BrOadaN.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1918-10-05

MISSES AND CHlLDREN'S COATS
\ very large showing Of coats for
children and misses. Priced at
$6.ij. S7.95. S9.s5, $3.50, S1isj.
Sl5.95 to $3.50
REGULAR $50 BROADCLOTH
COATS SPECIAL AT SIS
We made a special purchase of fine
broadclolh coats in navy, taupc and
ll black. Each one an individual
STYLE. Goats made to sell at $50.
Special for this. week only at SIS
NEW AND UNEQUALED SUITS
Materials that are wonderful in
uualily-wool vclourS, lricolincS,
broadclolhS and vclvclS. Also the
SmartcSl Of novelty suits. Priced
for this week as follows
SI9.sj, S26.S5. $3.50, $3.50.
S3i.jO, S37.5O, Si9.75
TO S62
BEAUTIFUL AND PRACTICAL
SILK DRESSES
Styles Of the new type for immediate
wear and in harmony with the
spirit of the day. rpiccd special fol
this week
Regular S7j coats at $4,000
Regular $50 coats at --- $3.50
Regular S35 coats at - S29.S5
Regular $50 coats at S22.i5
MEMS SUIT SPECIALS
For the rest of this week we ollc
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1918-10-05

TIL; scribe recently noticed in an
exchange where Western university
was already crowded, and that Rev.
+. Jesse Peck had brought new life
to the institution. The race was in
deed lucky i'm securing such an able
man as president, as he never does
things unless he does them right.
This wcll-known school has numcr-
Gus admirers in Oklahoma, and sew
cral here i'm Tulsa have called at our
office and talked il over" with us.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1918-10-05
is, 25 and Oct. p
NFirst Published in Daily Star, Sept.
PUBLICATION NOTICE

N'irsl Published in Daily Star, Sept
PUBLICATION NOTICE
In the Superior Court Of Tulsa
County. State of Oklahoma. In
case of Harvey Thompson, plain
tiff vs.. Jessie Thompson, defend
ant. No. 5G97.
To the above named defendant:
You will take notice that you have
been sued in the above named court
by the above plaintiff, for divorce
on thc grounds of abandonment and
that unless YOU answer the petition
filed by this plaintiff in said court
bv the 3d dav of October, 1918, SAID
petition will be taken as true and
judgment granting to the plaintiff a
divorce. annulling, cancelling, setting
aside and holding for naught the
marriage contract with you, and for
services rendered according to the
prayer thereof
Witness my hand and the seal o
sail court this 18th day of September
1918.
(Scan
FRANK INGRAHAM,
Court Clerk
BY &. A. GUESS,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
S. A. HOUSE, Deputy
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1918-10-05

two extra specials in mems fine fall
suits.
Regular S2j suits go for $iS.75
Regular $50 suits go for $3.50
Other suits priced special at
-------- $22.5O, S25, $3.50 and $50
EXTRA MID-WEEK VALUES IN
FINE FOOTWEAR
Womcn'S Queen Quality boots; 9i2-
inch tops. In brown, gray, ivory and
white. Full Louis covered heel.
Special for this week at -----S $3.50
Womcn'S Queen Quality shoes. in
black lace and full button modes.
Louis covered heels, 9-inch tops.
Special for this week at ------Sll.5 so
Several new modes in womcn'S black
kid leather, fall and winter modes.
Leather heels. Priced special at
from -..-------- $3.50 to SO
Womcn'S Military boots. Queen
Quality. In black, gray and of fine
kangaroo leather. Arch supporters.
Priced at ST.
Mems King Quality shoes in kid, gun
metal: English and swing lasts
Priced at --------- $3.50 and $3.50
Mems Army shoes in finest quality
leather. Tan only. Just the shoe
for all wear. Priced at S6.5(
Mems King Quality shoes in kanga
roo. Swing and straight lasts. Blacl
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1918-10-05

Q'irSl Published in Tulsa Daily Star,
Tulsa, Okla, Sept. is, % and oct. p
PUBLICATION NOTICE
In the Superior Court Of Tulsa
County, State of Oklahoma.
Lucius NJ. Mitchell. plaintiff, vs..
Daisy Mitchell, defendant. No.
5000.
To the above named defendants:
You will take notice that YOU have
been sued in the above named court
by the above plaintiff, for divorce
ON the grounds of abandonment and
that unless YOU answer the petition
filed by this plaintiff in said court by
the 3d day Of October, 1918, said pc
liliun will he taken as true and judg-
mcnt granting to the plaintiff a di-
vorcc. annulling. canccling, setting
aside and holding for naught the
marriage contract with YOU, and for
services rendered according TO the
prayer thereof.
Witness my hand aud the seal of
said court this 18th day of Scptcm-
bcr. 1918.
(ScaD
FRANK INGRAllAM,
Court Clerk.
BY II. \. GUESS,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
l.. II. HOUSE,
Deputy.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1918-10-05

two extra specials in mems fine fall
suits.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1918-10-05

ton:
rPesident, NJ T. Montgomery; 1St
vice president, NJ. +. Flinory; secre-
tary, r. C.. Bates; asst. secretary, j.
A. Halter; treasurer, NJ. J. Lalhon,
Chaplin, Alex Williams; uSherS,
John Johnson, ], l.. Long, Ajax
Smallwood, Minnie Montgomery
Carrie Bates.
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FINE BLOUSES
Reasonably Priced

One lot Of all-Silk waists in white
and flesh: regular $3.50 values; this
week oI -------- $3.50
one lot OF crepe de chine waists in
white and colorS; all sizes; regular
Sl.5O values; this week at -----S3.9j
One other lot Of very fine gcorgctte
waists: in all white and fun range
of colorS; regular $500 waists, Spc-
cial this week at ---.---------S S6.iJ
Full size heavy bed spreads. Many
different patterns. llcmmcd. Regu-
lar Sl.00 sellers; special at --- $3.50
BLANAkETS
Blanket stocks are now complete.
The values are special for this week
at --------- S3.i5, Si.95, $3.50 to Sl5
SMART COATS
The clcvcrcSt of the new style fea-
lures are shown in this stores coat
stocks. Materials of velour, duvc-
Nn. silvcrsloncS. broadclOth, miN-
lures and pluSheS. SmartlN beltcd
models: others flare and straight
line models. Fur trims are featured
on many. Comparison of prices an'
quality especially invited.
$1,000, S22.i5, $3.50,
S29.s5, S3i5O, $37.50
up TO 500
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1918-10-05

A LITTLE WANT AID in the Daily
Tulsa Star will get just what you are
looking for. Try it and be convinced
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