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New Britain herald., 1918-06-13
P0INCARE TO WILSON
President of Franco FcIicitatcS Presi- dent of United States on Anniyer- sary of Troops Reaching Europe.

Paris, June 13.-On the anniversary of the arrival in France of the first American troops. President Poincare has telegraphed to President Wilson an expression of the admiration of France for the magnificent effort put forth by America and felicitationS over the conduct of the troops who are commencing to give on the field of battle examples of their gallantry and bravery.
 In his message President Poincare said: The Allies owing to the Rus sian ca apitulation, are living through the most difficult hours of the war. but the rapid formation of new Amer ican units and the uninterrupted in crease in oversea transportation are leading us with certainty towards the day when the equilibrium is re- stored.'
 President Poincare also sent mes ga ge to Gen. PerShing, heartily pralS- ing "the gallant troops of your com mand who behaved so magnif1cently Tn the recent battles" The president eX- presses firmest hope in continuation of merican successes.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-13
THAT MORNING LAMENESS

If you are lame every morning. and asuffer urinary ills, there must be a eanse. Often it's weak kidneys. To |Strengthen the weakened kidneys and [1vert more serious troubles. use lDoan's Kidney Pills. You can rely Fpn New Britain testimony.
 +. Cianfione. shoemaker, 147 Main st, New Britain. says: T couldn't .stand on my feet for ten minutes be-
 .one my back began to ache and pain.
 As have to be on my feet all the nme, it made it very hard on me. l
 ased to go home evenings all tired put and aching across my back so
 badly that I was miserable. l couldn't
 sleep on account of the pain and 1t twas hard to turn over or move in bed
 Mornings on getting up l was tired,
 lame and stiff across my back. I took Deans Kidney Pills which I bought # Scherp's Drug Store, and now I feel ike 8 different man. Doan's have stopped the pains across my back and brought me strength. My back is now Itrong and seldom troubles ne.
 ~A soc at all dealers. Foster Miburn
 Eo. Mfgrs.. Buffalo, N. Y.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-13

spite of the rally and other events of the town there was a large gathering to hear the colored performers. Their rendition of southern plantation melodies was especially we'll received. The southern dialect recitations by one of the members of the troupe were very good, and he was called upon several times for more of the comedy recitations.
 Graduation June 26.
 June 26 has been set as the day for the graduation of the Worthing gton Grammar school. The closing this year a, is the case with all the other schools, is later than usual because of the fuel situation during the winter months
 "Ramshorn" Rattey Falls.
 A large number of the employees of the American Paper Goods Go. were caught in the heavy rain yes terday afternoon. Soon after the whistle for the close of the day blew, the employees rushed out only to be drenched in the rain. Walter Battey. the we'll known "ramshorn" bicycle rider while running to get out of the IdlIl SluIIlolGu elIlu lSll lO IHS ground scratching his arms and face William Sweeney, another employee of the fac tory. and a former member of Troop 6, Boy Scouts of America, adminis- tered first aid to Battey. Battey was taken back to the factory in the care of Sweeney, and was soon able to con- tinue his sprint.
 Berlin Briefs.
 X supper was held at the Methodist church last night at which the reports of all the officers of the church were read and accepted. This was the an- nual meeting of the church for the year.
 The committee recently appointed by the members of the working force of the Paper Goods Go. has been dis charged and another committee ap pointed to arrange for a picnic with in month.
 WANTED-Painting and decorating.
 carpenter and mason iobbng H J.
 FoVien, Kensington, Conn 4-5-tf
New Britain herald., 1918-06-13
Maple Hill

The annual meeting of the Maple Hill Improvement society will be held at the Golf club, Tuesday eve residents of the Hill are most cor dla1iy invited to be present, whether they are members or not
 Miss Ruth Law attended a house party with a party of Hartford friends at Beach park, Conn!. over the weekend.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Bacon of New Britain, were the guests of MT. and Mrs. Fred Holden, of the Junction. Sunday.
 Dr. and Mrs. A. R. Johnson spent the weekend at Camp Devens. where they visited their son Stuart. who is in tho medical corps.
 MT. and Mrs l.. B. Banford have returned after spending two weeks in Chicago.
 Miss Marion Radcliffe of Rochester, N, Y, is spending a week with Miss Mary Mansfield of Golf street.
 Miss Airline Root is visiting Miss Anna Totter of Sprtngfeld
New Britain herald., 1918-06-13
CITY ITEMS

Carl Larson, an instructor in the Upsale college at Wentworth, N. J., underwent @ succ essful operation at the New Britain General hospital yes terday.
 The Luther league of the Swedish Lutheran church will entertain the Middletown Luther league this eve- ming.
 MT. and Mrs. M. Phillips have re- ceived word of the safe arrival over seas of their son, Leroy.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-13
v Rev. Dr. l.. \. Johnson.

Rev. Dr. l.. A. Johnson, president of the Augustava Synod, died at his home in St. Paul. Minn., Monday. pr. Johnson was we'll known here and at one time attended a convention of the synod held in this city. His son was in charge of the Sunday school con- ducted by the local church last sum- mer. He was the pastor of the church to which Professor Alexis of this city went after leaving New Britain. The funeral was held yesterday.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-13
Mrs. Iaurctte Lang.

Mrs. Laurette Lang. widow of the late John Lang, died this morning at her home, 99 Linwood street. She was 65 years of age. Surviving are a son, Charles Lang, and a daugh- ter Mrs. Francis Kunz. The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at ? o'clock. Rev. MT Evans of Terry vile will ofticiate. Interment will be in the Hillside cemetery Terryville.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-13
BALL EXTENDED 10 l REV. s. A, FISkE
|liHimantiC Wants Pastor Of Con-
 gresational Church Here
REPUBLICANS HOLD RALLY
Elect Delegates to State, Congression- al and County Conventions and Choose Town COmmittee-Beriin
Escapes Cyclone.

EfSSdpcS SStEoIC
 A unanimous call has been ex- kended by the First Congregational khurch of Willimantic to Rev. s. A. fiske, pastor of the Second COngre- Rational church of Berlin, to become pastor of the church in WillimantiC. The church and ecclesiastical societies bf jthe Willimantic church met last kyening and the votes extending the {sal were adopted. The formal call
 s in the malls today. The invitation become pastor of the church came l Iuite unexpectedly to Rev. MT. Fiske. The First Congregational church of is one of the largest in
 @ind ham county and is one of the (most important of the denomination tn eastern Connecticut. In member
 ship and in financial condition the church is strong. The church has large Sunday school.
 Rev. MT. F'iske came to Berlin from 12 years az and his bastorate in Berlin has been attended with much success. His first pastor Rte was at Avon. A decision on the Initiation will be decided later by lRev. MT. F'iske.
 Delegates Named by Republicans. A we'll attended republican rally |was held in the Berlin Town hall last might. A large number of the mem |bers of. this party were present and assisted in naming the delegates for {he conventions soon to convene, k1ayneIy. the state, congressional and
New Britain herald., 1918-06-13
OFFICERS WIFE DEADSH01

Mrs. Van Dugan Sends Five Bullets
 Into Body of Negro Marauder
 Found in Her Home.
 St. Paul, June 13.-Mrs. Ivan Du- gan wife of a lieutenant at a National Army camp shot and killed an uni-' identified negro who entered her home early today. She fired five shots from a revolver. four bullets niercing the negro's head and one his heart. .
New Britain herald., 1918-06-13
FALLS FROM TROLLEY CAR.

Joseph Blanca of 69O Main street fell from Plainville trolley car bound for this city last evening and collided with a trolley pole. He re- ceived a crushed nose and painful cuts and bruises. pr. Joseph Walsh attended him. Blanca decided to change his seat when the car was passing Barnesdale and fell off the car.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-13
STATE GUARD NOTICE.

Mem bers of Company IT and Com pany M, Connecticut State Guard. are notified to assemble at the Arch street armory tomorrow evening at ' o'clock in full uniform to take part in the exercises at Walnut Hill mark
New Britain herald., 1918-06-13
Richard Henry COWcn.

The funeral of Richard Henry C'owen was held at ? o'clock this aft ernoon from his late residence. 571 Stanley street. Rev. Warren F. Cook officiated. Burial was in F'airview cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-13

Col. J. $. Fair, assistant to the act ing quartermaster general of the army, has perfected plans whereby several thousand acres of land near United States army camps will be turned into war gardens. Some 5000 ''conscientious objectors" and Ger man prisoners will be used in 'cultivat- ing the land The movement was inaugurated by the starting of a 400- acre garden at Camp Dix with the CO., operation of the national war garden commission.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-13

Every household should equip as For s siege, by canning and drying vegetables and fruits. The book is- sued by the National War Garden Commission, Washington, D. C., tells how. Sent for 2 cents for postage.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-13

Do YourB SAVINGS STAMPS-Whle Boys them In their fol into the drive and do your ot 1t
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-07
OFFICIAL TAKES
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-07
SEN. OWEN OPPOSES TAX
ON OIL AND MINING MEN
United states senator From THIS State
supports Claims uf Excessive
DrHin Un Producers.

MIAMI Okla Jan 8 sThst tho
"S~css profits tax. as now used is'n"t
"a falr law for ,ho oil and mining men
and should bs changed by amend
id"ut ~ tho opinion uf Robert I
owen United stnt-r senator from OK
lahouh
Senator Owen spent ysstordsv 500
N'nWi, thoroly esttgoslua claims
of ihe mine operator. iu an D.fJrI
70 obtain the proper ipf" nu'ilu fYI
mo HFlgfnnco or IN, paluEo 70. Ur
amend mcnt tie Visited man. nf tuy
Larger mines before Leaving for WASH
luFton ~ O'Clock ast night Senator
owen vac most empha lu rrgnl Iu
mo injustice Of certain inrtv OF tive
t"f ouue tax act
~ his Istt thru Oklahoma he lsu
investigated the results Uf the n..
on the oil producers 49, Wcl ns tnr
mining men. AMI declared himself
h"'rtlH iu favor II their claims
~ lnls laN tr uot Adjusted aud ..i-
iu'''i soon Senator owen said "a
h'N'Ne many ~ IA" mining and rI
"iupnnios WI hc forced tu close
."Nn d. for thc} cannot bear he
burden.
'Nn example NJ 'h- working ~ tho
lAN is how u would effect NAV Who
~" HP't' 'l'V,VV3 IN prospects hotrlo
ne tnuud orc To- repay his efforts and
- hrendltui"s. Thou his buH,r ~Ss only
hrouRhi him 100000 and he wotll
l' Nhrr" ho stated from. minus his
! mo "peut That would ho all rigi p
huf hN triH law hN would he forced
'' pas TAX amounting to mary
thousand dollar, Witch would be a.
entire los.
Tho aIrrodmout to -e,nor g07 Of
~" n'' h'H pot 1r yet bayp acted
Np"n hui @'EAtr ,v,ru D.. couftd,rI
Do" ulathhg ut thr lawmakers would
Pee rt.iin,d
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-07
AUTOMOBILES.
AuTOMObIr,t,s EOu "A

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE "a
DoDGy TAR-n you vast DODGE car
isI "efsl al a b.rxsis. calf Osase 75f5
FORD Touring car for sale, ~ model
drove less thsa 90 milss Lis, price Boz
III Red Fork, okls Phone l51,X, jerks
FORD SEDAN 1917 model run 2 900 miles
goos a. new extra rpuipm ont cos, 5000
uill take $500 qDick sale Cali al room
2ol Hsr DsBlel bldg 0s.gs 6962
foBp 70 NbsTfR -lsi6 nsoaei: In Al con.
ditioh tI90 terms j. dasired this Ford
Is ~o',s I'm. the gss9g9'2 S'od reason for sell
FORD Touring sar. : modrA run ahouI zoo
miles bargain Tor qnirc sale Bee Nj
Weaver ~ postofiic- for detpopsust'os
aEFFFRY -for spls nov eiiery touring car.
Nih sacriiics tar duict s.ls Phous aI01
!, hh h.FS lH'7 fN'-Easstnger hcw driven
5000 miIs n~yh hanicsAy right psipt
Foot Asss fot M Reed 800 East SceOaa
Usage 8tls
q Il ANb Tor sA.o or ttals. Ia gDlI .Up.
Oh ortc last hfsdy
OF DSMOHll.E ROADSTER 1875. sryl
indrr, good mechanicii condition ropd
ire, good paint srs hr fo"n'rnd. so'
OVERLAND fiyc.pasNeEEcr 1917 mode
good order oNH-r hsa Joined army snH'
must Aell quick $500. on lcrma sIJn down
$50 monthly 10 yer cent discount for
cash OsAgs 526I
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-07

HEN YORk Jsa Fusl shortage aod
frsiFht srb.rxa.~ are s.ri,,nat, sffeetInr The
atssl iHdustty The American Steel q Wire
20 Auspsnfsi operations al The CgTrlA nd
Plant wednesday The Pittsburgh works
reTs crippled nv thT sAme cause Pound irs
In tbp We. YORK distriet oven sons en-
xsgrf on sH work, are thfeatehed BY lack
or pie iron t0hAnn-rs are Alntnsd 80 al
most no iron csn be oblsin~d far imne'
date shipment 10 make good tho ShaFthgs
N The gpv~Tnmsst has stipulated that
any contracts for iron, steel tsrl taken
10 the newt three munthAf covering shipments
triHs - 90 April thsre " no inrenttvs H1y
Tor pr"dhcers 10 ACCEPT orders Tor fIsurr
htpmr0t
tGyTf1 1b-nt order. Tor shin .isei arc
heavy aud plate utiI. ave lt.Hg rl .sl 10 lu.
rreas~ shipments on pI sfuuA A,fJtn,enta
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-07
SrECINL NOTICIs

lPtrtRNn. Nlp rNfuN lOuCT .. ,r,,,,.
ing ibcir Iucrtirrg night md place to thc
Moose hill uu lridiy night ut 5 % .rIuak
N'trr .Hd.F imitation dance, ave riveu
RfNL tSINIE DEALERS Notics pronsrtr
a. ltiT South tlEm rs on the market
u0ui furhrr intcd Signed y q Watt
~ tlh. AOflCt 'Buuders and rontrar.
tors on aHd after lb, first day at April
l'ls bpd carriers ard huU-ins I1hot.
rr, wages " % be So rcnlS and ~ rent,
per hour / II & and - o. T. O. of
union con nittrc Ca, Cook " g.
Ptrsnn
ST tGs DANCE Tu.,.isy nigh, i,pp,r.
o. stag hall West TULSA Union ur.n.S
tr'. sdIu .sioH 7jc. lsdles with escorts
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-07
mnM 10 kccn IrnaL

\ wr.l known bishop IN the south
SOM" h'" Fo I"st his ,htrd wife \
clergyman who hoJ huovu ha frst
wife returned from tho north uul
wished TO s"r her grave. tie cnurl
~ ihr church and Rw tho sexton.
can YOU toll an" where the bishop =
VIII" Is hnrird7" hAst"d
Wei sir said the srNton. u dom
Nn"" Tor hho' but he -ppnstly hurics
cu nj Mllrigcyillr
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-07
LEGAL.
Published In the rui.a pany World Jan.
us-y : 80 TO- a. ~ ~ ~ 49,
80. tois Wori Publishing
tpmpApY pubiishcr,
NOTICE TO Property OWNERS AND
CDHTnACTnpQ

Contractors
ms VII be- received si tho Office Of The
tt} Nna,tor Tulsa otiatuun until o
sock NJ lhufaaaY January ITth. 1918,
inr tbr construction of sanitary Server. "a
ending htrfa.s connections uud Other ap
puiifuuHces for ~rv,r District $50 IgU as
created and csiab'l.nsd by Ordi1An,a No.
w. passed. aHd approved tha 18th day Of
rau, pr,hle. spsrIncBtlors spi revised
"Numus ~ sept ~ 1917 FOR the con
Hrruou OF sAd ss~rr ,,stcm A1d .npur.
t'os"ae' hAvo been adapted b. l1n sllspt
h't Hoard ~ 'oumIA-ionrrs % o.4., CIV
and az nov on fila in tho o'f.co q. tao
'ry FrSiresr
hd, must he made npor tie Official pro
pos sheets " tha Cty OF fulW
VIC rights 70 reject any and all bid, g. 20
.nr'"d 70 sr BOARD ot Commissiarsr, o, the
CITY of lu.ss OAlsbons
4 certified check in the snm oi five TO
peg cert of The amount Of tho bid x,l ha
rrrrtrct '-om each bidder
~. bid. NfN Doc opened and considered hy
'hr Noard of Commissioner OF said civ a.
meeting ot sBid Hourd 10 b~ held iu the
lfy llall in sold tiiy o. o'rloCk,s m on
the l1ih dsy OF January 1gis
NnH and llI parties interested are hcrc.
h' rotificd thht they may Hpnrar ard pro
icrt against or OBJECT 10 said proppspl i'm
pfoyrucnb NJ any port thereof or any MAJ
isr or th'ng lu rr alton thereto at taid meet
irs a' saId HpHri ot Cnmmissioncrs on tho
18Th dnE OF Jhnunrv. iglE
IRANK NFWKIRk
city Auditor
mo PauutN NurpnGr nnN ~ rul.a
tkh located o. Tulsa u tho ttat- Of DLIa
homa a r'p, rg It's affairs AZ note holders
Hft other ,trdiiVf. uf the aNsoyiation a..
note aud o'',tr clsius Tor raynspt
W. A nROWNlEE,
Daicd ., rp!,. OIL. November - isl7 S'I
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-07
DREssM ,KI>c-,IIliiNrRY.

\ L. CARPENTER How'd mad, 10 usia,fI
corsets and Spelnan prttIroats ma, !.
III Marquette bote
DENVER. $, 49, prrsSmlkiug rbons r9
MRS SMITH " t1trd. sewing Work nrl
anterd reasonable prizes M SAID
t22i WeAt firsi
MRS KArHfRINE WELLS Drc.4sa.,.
and alterations work gusrant'ed Fs|
tu58k
SEWING - the dsy .OyIgr. n z
SINGER SFNlNG Ntt UINE CO hiH
stitching and pi 'otIns neatly done s4i
sewing Machine Co. III East secsl
Phone G7O
lHoROU GHLY competent and rNpeii'sI
dressmaker wishes TO fiii s-wins enni
mentN In your home exclusive dr',|
copged no patterns required Cal 1853.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-07
Zinc and Lead Notes

Special 20 The World
MIAMI Okla. ian. G \ giant
Transformer station H. being Installed
AZ Tar River, near the Goidcnrod 80
J. hy the Empire Electric Power com.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-07
MOVING AND STORAGE

Alta, TRANSFER & srORNoE d
Movr- packs. ships or stores Inyh 1
any urnr anywhere Pianos, fufntre d
gage p'd carloads apeciIIft PlaI
OsAtc yy5s aud 5jjs Office - I'd
Archer
BAGG AGE and messenger service ,riii
stored free five days Usage 3g.S
LIARS Transfer line let ds move ibt; pi,l
81 Why pay lea.
MOVING AAD STORAGt
Store with PiE''s firoglooi slafli
Phones osagc 1855 $500
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-07
CLT\NrNG AND p,rIyG

ShNiTARy MATTRESS co - Msu,..,
renovated rc,ern-d ho@e sA@e dar IAs,
OsAEv Gtt9
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-07
BOARD AND ROOMS.

hGHT HOUsEREEP ROOMS 10
/ BOSTON X, Al9-oss light housekeeping
rcom. Usage ao,j,
DENVER. s., sia-Po rsat two light
housekeeping rooms.
DETROIT n tet Lish, honsel ecpiax rssn,
iov root: PnoHe oAsEs 1870
HGIS s lisi-rwo hgt, Housekeeping
roops - pc S'cs
FOURTH. E 1853 -l.E, La.seke.pins
two large nicely furnished IVo9s. ~ IssT
FOURTH, W, 500 llon,-s erpns rooa
FRISCO, ", $40 Light Housekeeping; roam.
r'ose In. Hoderh
loR BENT ilou,ek e~pmg room. no oh.
lection To chii rtonr stt9,R
titIH p as 1.,r .tr.r doNnstnir, toosi
foT hsht hons ayrptrs lUobv iiIs
Hol sEhktritG ROOM 80 tli,d -cn.
Phour oar tJru
hAfbFi.l. y 20 IVA h.ai hou.rk ,er,n.
rooms froat and back erttance
\o,I or Modern Housekeeping room
AokfPhh p. an br,, honssLe..,..
room kooi we'll of yatt,. pt,yste rt
trance ptaca SOS
NICELY furnished south sleeping room with
hyins room aud kichro privilege, oStEs
OLYMPIA. y s-For rer, three i,,., b,.,.
keeping rooms. modern Ca 11ig.
PHOENIX. n G2G Light hpn..L s.p,n.
iooms viih porch children welcome
StNENlll r. $40 Two modern Iist
louNcheruinr ro1na
" lNCi, - 22I- Two uic-lv frhished
rooms arg" pantry hn. ~ kiiehen mod
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-07

sSc. Atspi. sinshsms. Ise. prints i3s. dress
xihkhama I'VE
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-07
nVn.DING Am Coyrn,crlyc

ECONOMY BUILDING 90. ptJ sort, p,l
Phooe s0ss carpcater work sr .,,,l
bui' ding contractor hr,tri.,s Vol
lowest prices
UNION CARPENTER SHOP Iai A.
FIRST street Phone OAagr GtF4 Grt 1 \
with your neighbor and have ls IA 4.
sprinr WORK early We s rhsp,e a
store fronk or baild your office and as
hxtnrcs and do all Aird> 1l Icpar sFl
Give n, trial Fred StucAeJ. psop
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-07
BOARD AND Rooms


ho'hN WITH BONRD ,
NiiFh ENNh. ;, 5i6- fuFsi,h,d
board Phone oHsgr afps won '
Cphf fpRr Aii.F rcon On p-is,i.
Jsinine bs'h hoard Il desir-d rt".@'
ot Iiitlh. p, @il -NptY n..,.,.,
ine room ~ modrrn hon ~ ar
- Phnur ESQ 80 W.
fHfRTlEN1H. D - E..,. ,..
prtSIt hptur 81 'nif
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-07
AUTOMOBILES.

NuTOMOBuIsS FoR SAIk 30
y ink Light Six roadster. been drove
5 ZOO miles $500 Tor quick sale CAN
Parry iludE.. auld
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-07
PAINTING Ann DECORATING

F. s. SUTHERLAND IirsirlaS, piy
hanger and painting done Reasonable. b
Of references Usage l3ll.k
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-07
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
IONT NND fOlaND

RlNt MD fotnND
BIRD DOC Lost. lr,h setter. seven months
90 Fhons 1 'hS Rcward
BREAST ptN-Iost. breast pin. set with
ruby aud pearls. lctsccu Grand thrstcr
ana scott Halliburton. Or between trlr
phone ointe and Third aud Main Also
Nand'vef Phop- 1889
BOOK lost. an rirst street between Boston
and I'g,n loose leaf holder with fedrra1
truck cassihcatious in 10 Reward IL t6'
ilrned DO ms last second
noe Lost br.ndlo and white bulldog
rpkcd collar. answer, name Buster. II
'nnni inipm Mrs Fills Phone ioig
LOST a fancy belt portion. rcd black ard
gold tinder p'csse leave at 1907 South
thrlcuuc
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NEckrlECt Of cto,s ioy lost Finder re.
turn to Mrs ! 3 Henry 1880 South 40
wood Phone ln-l Reward offered
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,ha'n taucy dial rold bands. weak front
ma lWdyr hrng 60 s,j South Park ave.
ruc liberal reward
WATCH FOR Lost. F,kS tooth from watch
lob Initials ou back - reward Return
10 ilh itrst National bulldog or s. b.
hoitrtt Nuskogr'. Okp.
WRIST WATCH ! o,t on strerl saturday
night between tho hours of ,nd q ladies'
wrist watch. shane hrNagou. Suiith move.
meni nn uanr. Rrisrn and receive reward
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Call morning References required
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TWO large east front rOorna: slectrici,y:
newly finished no children phone ATsg
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In sheet music aud phonoS''F
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