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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-20
THE LAST DAY OF ovERToN's QUIT BUSINESS SALE
BE HERE EARLY-GET OUR GOODBYE BARGAINS


ME I,osland, Larry Ronkin. Frank
Biimm. Oklahoma City
Mammoth Mining company, MI
ami capital sb0,00oi incorporatorn.
y. ID. Drunson. Patsy Greenan. Mike
Mayer. Coalgate.
Gilmore -IIaskins company. Tui-
"a. capital $500; incorporators W.
n. Haskins, 8, A. Gilmore, J. 7.
Chamblee. Tulsa
The Hub shoo Store, sapulpa.
capital ti0,0o0i incorporators, G. A,
Brodsky, Ida Brodsky. Harry Rc-
shall Sapulps.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-20
Nations Financial Strength
Shows Big Growth During War

Miller Of the Federal Reserve bank
of Kansas city. go accept notes fton,
OH men who pledge production "i
oD "A A security Some time aFp
the Federal Reserve board adopted
what Is known as the commodity
rule" the operation ut which pro-
hibits the acceptance OF surh col
lateral as that offered by the OH
men. It's the intentiou Of the board
to abolish this rule and % viii be OF
wonderful benefit 10 the oil men an
over the mid-Contineut field. VINO
are compelled to negotiate loans
with which to meet their income tax
Civilizations
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-20
NeW State Charters

pkLAUpMN GTTY, April 10
The following charters have been n.
alrd by q. j.. Lyon. secretary Of
state.
Motor Tire and supply company
,rusrnacc cnHltar $4,000. incor-
purntors T.. ". SMART. jr. a. VI
Martin. Ir, George u. Burger, Mus
EuTHc
Iuckawannu Petroleum com pnny'
Ardmurr. capital 100000. incorpor
aiYrs. Fred Ryhum. H. Robert on
loom. Nrdmorr, Mike MickolH. lieald-
ton.
The sharploss OH and Gas com
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-20
ARM BROKEN BY EER0PLANE
CnpfaIp Rrccnc Was Working on
New Machine when II Tipped.

Capt II y. Braene. licensed pvla-
tor. received painful injury nt his
hangar east Of the city yesterday
afternoon when I'm som" manner the
aerCplnne upon which he was work
ing tipped. plnninR his loft ann be-
ncath the machine and breaking IL
petXeen the wrist and elbow.
Captain Eraeue has been here for
the last several months and was
contemplating establishing an avIa-
ton school at this place for the
purpose OF training men I'm that
branch OF the service for the gov
ernmeut. lie has been working up-
on n machine Of his own, building
II after his own ideas. and the In
Jury 10 His arm win be n setback lr
his work The captain was taken
20 the Oklahoma hospital where hIi
arm was placed In splinta.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-20
DISTRICT COURT ADJOURNS
Rcmnlning Criminal Cases Go over
10 Next Term FOR Trial.

Cases ON tho criminal docket OF
the district court will be carried
over to the next term of court with
adjournment this afternoon. One
case VIII be heard this morning
Court adjourned yesterday with
the Giuifh 81 tho Crabtree case, as
mdRo. prosecutors ana court oftl-
,.4ls were worn out with the siren .
nous activities ~ the week which In
rhdcd SESSIONS beginning ~ o'clock
dpny and ending about midnight.
Two ana half days we're con
mmel with the Crabtree case, and
tho lITnChec forgery cases took day
with a night session
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-20
Whenever You Need 4 General
Strengthening Tonic

Take the old standard GROVES
TASTELESs chill TONIC II con
tains the well known tonic proper
ties OF QUINlNE and IRON and is
Very valuable as General
STRENGTHENING Tonic You can feel
the good effect on the Blood after
the first few doses, soc
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-20

CHICAGO. April 10, W -
Rlerd. chairman " the railroad -
cry Loan campaign committee lo'
The western regional district an
nnunced today that total OF ~,
1855 has been subscribed 70 tno s,
third Liberty Loan by a42,bof on
GERS and employees OF western roa"s
The Increase IN the last - hours 10
Si.bi9.6OO subscribed by $3.50 IT,
diyIdunls The average per Sap''"
ON western rouds has been S'r0S'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-20

pany. Enid, capital $4,000; ineor-
porators, H. j. Clark. II. ] MRhe-
more, Enid.
Myers-Boyd Drug company capt
tai $4,000, iucorporators, George
70. Myers. Milton Boyd. u. A. Bmp-
son ArdmOre.
Anlo on and Gas company Enid,
capital 100000; incorporHt ors
Charles n Harmon, G. q. Fritz, Ru-
by Craig, Enid
Dividend Petroleum company,
capital 100000. incorporators, Ben
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-20
Denosits of Banks Increase,
Despite Heavy Calls in
Liberty Loans.
WAR IS GOOD INVESTMENT
Resources Are Developed and
Wealth Is More Evenly
Distributed.
1nMLR Il. RENEnlII
IN, worlds Washington corr',poud"

The worlds Washington Correspondent
WASHINGTON, April ~ Those
who are inclined To- feel pes-iwi-
tic about the cost OF the War NuI
training OF American finance
should study the financial condition
az the United states as "a whole
Recently | set out I'm e story 'n
the world the fact that the hank de-.
posits in tho national banks ~ the
United states had almost doubled
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-20
For the stomach and Liver

Just try one soc bottle Of LAX -FOs
WITH PEPsIN A Liquid Digestive
Laxative. Pleasant to take.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-20

TOPEKA, kan, April IA Fcn-
ernl rain. turning TO snow at some
points, IS falling over Kansas today
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-20
Oycrton's :: Overton's
This Is Our Last Day
of Retail Selling

odyotc and
come a There restrictions The ridiculous
early
bargains not mentioned We make deliveries carry
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-20

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our allies money at the rate Nm
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-20
Try PIckwiCk Coffee.
FREE DELIVERY

p,t vc,tr finger on any item here
..,,, ,ov ,yul apot bargain.
%r",,,e OH soap, bars for soc ana
Washington Journal., 1918-07-05

Der olte 8unoeSlenotor 8en
Gilman bon Siio Carolina lit am
Mtittpo6 oieier @o6e aus oielem
iroii6en 9aiein geidieoen. @r mur-
DC am lebten Sonntag gum 2. Scale
bonn S6lage geriibrt uno lag ieitOem
bclinnltrGSlos 0nrnieOer. IlS Sor-
iibenoer Oes Slottenfomites bat Gill
man in Ser @ei6idte oes 2an0es eli
ne groBe &olle geipielt.
-@eil Ser ~9l6geor0nete Sranf g.
@oo68 bon Soma I'M borigen Sabre
gegen Die &riegserflGrung ge1timmt
botte, mur6e am Wontog 9(beno I'M
rcpu6lifaniiMcn fongrellioneIen
@oblfomite ser Gerilt6 gemo6t, i'm
leiner Stellung ais &oriibenoer 81
entbeben. Ser &erluh miBlang uno
freiipiGig miro @oooS ni6t geben.
Seine Stimme fo1tete ibm ober oas
Monoot inn nG61ten &ongreB.
-0ie inn Sonoeretat fir oa8 lono-
mirtidnftlidc Department porgeiebe-
ne rationale Yrobibition, ourm 0as
&crbot Sen 8rolereien @etrei0e 81
liefern bGngt nod INNER in ser
Shme6e lno miro crit not Sen Teri-
EN- bonn Senat entidieoen meroen.
9ie Stimmen lino bprban0en, ober
biele Serren moaen es ni6t gan5 nit
Dem Gr0iioenterl perbcrben, ser bis
iebt Sic 8rauereien nod g~erettet bot.
Gitr I'M 0iitrift ni6t uno oeSbol6 bat
ii6 audi Der bieiige 8ierbrauerfollef-
torenpcrfolgun0SDerein aufl0len mill
fen.
Washington Journal., 1918-07-05
8ebnrten:

90. SO. uno 6. 81. &oonb, &nabe
Sobn 9. uno Sulia 3. Gdmio,
Wao6en.
Carl 6. ulo Marg. Sei0Ger, Mdo-
6en.
6. un0 Morg. 8oucr, MGoden.
S~D0esf6ae:
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Grnelt 6. zimmerman, N~rlinqton
So; (Gomp, See, E%eter8burg, Ga,)
26 Sabre alt.
Sarmon 8. MGier, 70 Sabre, GOT
Wfo1Ia6uietts Npenuc N.S.
Gbeidlieknngen:
8ictor 8irdner ltno Nlma I0ler,
Sileiia, sos.
GrnIt Soeld uno &ebacco @.@bite.
Sacob 90. 2einen6uqe(, Chippewa
Sails, isis, uno Gtbel so. S6oefer
ans @oibington 9. 6.
Washington Journal., 1918-07-05
0e6s in 6aft.

Gllgen 9. DebS, -ermal io3iolilti-
i6er &rdiioenti6o!ts : aanoi0at, lpllr-
De in Glepeluno, Ohio, BON 8un0es-
beomten perbuftet, als er I'M 8egriffe
Itnno, cine io3ialiitii6e &eoe al bol-
ten. Seine Serboftung erfoIgte oltf
einen S~aft6efebl bin, Ser megen Iei-
ner &c0e erlaiien ipllroe, sic er am
16. Sunni auf ser StaotSfonuention
Der So3ialilten bon Sbio in Canton,
8, Dielt.
Washington Journal., 1918-07-05

Published every Friday Morning.
Office, No. no Sixth Street, N. w.
Telephone, Main 1889.
Washington Journal., 1918-07-05

Hermann c. Winkler, Proprietor.
Washington Journal., 1918-07-05

Make checks for subscription payable
to Hermann G.. Winkler, 10 Sixth
Street, NV, Washington, d. c.
Washington Journal., 1918-07-05

Let the Washington Journal
do your Job-Printing.
Washington Journal., 1918-07-05

Entered as s%econd-class matter Au-
gust =, 1915, at the post office at
Washington, d. G., inter the Act OF
March 3, 1879.
Washington Journal., 1918-07-05

Sci 8ir9mooo, @isc~
fiel g0maro Samilton aus Stanleg
benin lleberi9reiten Der @eleiie un0
puroe BON einem @iiter3ug totge'
tabren.
Washington Journal., 1918-07-05

8ramden Sic feline 9rnfIadem?
9as O@aibinstOn Sonrna" Srmft
lie gut unO prompt. nl1niDn 2abel".
Washington Journal., 1918-07-05
NerIan9t:

0eutide Srall fir SauSorbeit.
@. @eren8,
1917 WfaIiaduietts 2(pcnue g. %
The Sentinel=record., 1918-11-19
DOWN IN BED
 AND 50 WEAK
Lady Suffered Terribly for Eight Weeks But Her Case Showed Wonderful improVement After Taking
 Cafdu.

Johnson City Tenn Mrs M R. Scott, living near this town, states About three years ago | was down in bed, terrible and so weak l couldn't bear the sight of food. Tais condition continued for aoout eishi weeks | thought ] was going to die and knew l must get something to do me some good had heard all my life of Car dui and the good resuhs obtained from its use. So tried fl.
 After about half hottle ol Gardui my appetite improved then l was less nervous. kept 1t I'D until had taken five bottlas--and such an i'm provoment! ] gained flesh and now am the picture of health, due be- lieve, solely Co the uso of Cariui | am the mother of ten children and feel well and strong
 Cardm Is a mild. medicinal tonic fer women. It has stood the most severe of all tests--the test ol tine, having been in use for over forty years. IL is composed of purely veg etable ingredients which have 6een found 10 help build up the vitality, tone ID the nerves. and streaelhen the womanly constitution.
 Try Carni.-Ady.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-11-19
SOCIETY GIRLS OF
 NEW YORK FILMED
FAMOUS TENOR SINGS TO LARGE AUDIENCE OF EXTRAS"
 MY COUSIN"

Sienor Eurico Caruso has sung Ue. fore larger but not more appreciative audiences than the one which listened hto his "Paehacei," during the filming lof his first Artcraft photoplay My Cousin,' which will be shown at the Central theatre today. Several thous- and persons gathered at the Manhat- tan opera house stage entrance in New York early one mornirl and waited in hot July sun for several hours in order 10 eaten a glimpse of the great ytonor when he a,ighted from his car
 Ihroe hundred extra" persons ar rived in gowns that bo;e no less than Fifth avenue trade marks, and many Of these extra persons came in their own cars and taXis and brousht their maids. II was not really mob of "eX- tras" of the usual type. but a bevy of beautiful girls and women who felt glad to Ge filmed in the Caruso picture ana who did not feel unfamiliar with their surrounding.
 
 when he entered, and althorlsh Ed ward Jose. the dircotor, told them 10 he quiet. they forgot the instructions many times and burst into Wild ap- plause Mir Caruso sang three times for them. while the cameras could be heard clicking during the paGscs, Gut no othcr noise broke the silence until the last note died on his lips and with ono accord the extras" rose. and shouts of "brayc" filled the theatre Mir Jose ran down the aisle with his megaphohe shouting fine. fine. now we'll do it all over again and Get this in the picture
 After the work was over Mr. CasasJ rtceivod his friends on the stage Mr Caruso is finely supported in My Ccusin" his leading woman being Caroline White, an opera singer of in- ternational fame
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that is different II is story of song and dance Of tears and sorrow
 all packed into one magnifcent photodrama of heart compelling ip- terest
 The story iF Of Arnold Maitland. and his wife Cynthia. Maitland dis covers that his wife is not true to him. lie rushes to tho restaurant where the man who has caused the trouble dances and there he sees the dancing partner of the man. Flora Flora the wonderful and beautiful. but isnorant and ancultured dancer. !s portrayed by Alice Brady Miss Brady says that this is one of her ia - yorite parts and the novel life she is compelled to lead is fascinating.
 Maitland gets into an argument with friend upon the vital question of whether every woman has her price A wager is made and signed by both men Arnold takes the side that every woman can he brought while his friend says that Flora. the beautiful dancer cannot. Thus Flora
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becomes the principle in this pro ceedins, innocent thoush she is.
 Later Maitland finds himself truly in love with the untaught girl and then he killed in an automobile ae- cident.
 Cynthia .Alaitland's wife. finds the papers of the wager and threatens tc exposed Flora, of whom she is ieal- GUS. But Flora turns the tables by producing the evidence with which Maitland had planned to secure his divorce.
 Later still other complications are uncovered and the plot becomes thick and, as you would think. almost un- sclyaable but Philip, young man who was been Maitlands younger partner, comes in and straightens ont the love tangles of these many peo- ple and then he and Flora are mar ried, and as all fairy tales should end, live happily ever afterward Ad- mission ten and twenty cents, with war tax included
 Tomorrow comes the magnificent benefit for the Fatherless Children of France under the auspices of Mrs Maurice
The Sentinel=record., 1918-11-19
LAST DAY TO SEE
 GREATEST WAR FILM
"cRAsHlNe THROUGH TO BERLIN IS ONE OF WORLDS GREAT
 EST sPEcTACLEs.

The Royal theatre today offers for the last time in thia city. what is con- sldered by all tho critics as the most comprehensive and thrilling revie ws or tho great world war that was ever produced. The piece is taken from authentic scenes and incidents con nected with the great war from tho be- ginning 10 the end has only been re- cently released by the producers.
 Noted edu-ators have cterized thls feature as an invaluable aid in the teaching Of the history of the war The press everywhere has proclaimed Y the most authentic review of ,hc great struggle against the kaiser yet presented and hundreds of thousands oi theatre patrons have choered them serves hoarse over the thrilling scenes.
 Crashing Through To Berlin' con- cisely sums up the s.yle of fighting Of Inc rugged Americans, and viyideaiy. deiicits me spirit that has been char acteri2ed as "unconqnerable" Tho Americans with the assistance of the British and French veterans, have ae- camplished what Germany believed impossible. Iu their adyancp against ne German hordes. every conceivable form of diaboiIcal contriyance to hin- Ter their movements 1t is great spectacle.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-11-19

II, Byles and wife Shreveport. La.; Is. II. sherman Memphis: J. D. Bisnop
 M D. X G.: s. Resnick. St. I.ouis, .E. Entzeroth, N r.. IT, F. Geigher- man, Atlanta; C C. Bean, St Louis. H E. Bucknut. Camp Pike: C. F. Gift, Little Rock w. L. Graham Hunts- vile. Ala, | F. Freeman Chattanooga H. Minkcff and Wife, s. Louis: Afr. and Mrs. N F. Woodruff Bannerdaie Ark; Chris. Hewig, Evansville Ind; w. P. Bevan. Memphis, Tenn: Joe Thcmans, Little Rock, l. A l.atime-, St Louis: Joseph I Geicr. N Y. e.; C. w. l-ucas, Mckinney. Texas: J. j.. Kennedy, Atlanta, Ga: Cnas MoWrey and wife, San Francisco; w. Rhine feldt and wife Little Rock; A. S Fcld- man, St Louis; Ashley Lovelace, Lit tic Rock Geo w. Neal Glenwocd. A w. Stirping, Little Rock, P Conner Little Rock
The Sentinel=record., 1918-11-19
HOTEL COMO ARRIVALS.

C. F. Portec Prescott. Alfred Calm, New York: j, 4. Mcfarland Carnthera vile, Mo; Mr and Mrs. John Burns, Chicago; Olga Novotin- Cedar ka2- ids. lA; pr A H. Morris, JamesteWa, N n; W. IT, Davis Cdieago; A D.
 Daniels neKal3s, Tex; Gus Brown. nIinkley. Ark E Dean, Jonosborc. Atk A. H. latoby. Little Rotk: Wm. L. Tedford. Little Rock Miss G. Count Liule Rock; Miss Florence Kenyon, Harrisburg. III Miss G. Wdllas. liar disburg A; r R. Bender St Loris
 C W Freeman. Mo P Ry John Glasa Mo P. Ky. S l.. Sawyers, Shreveport. La; C. A. Dement,, SAreye port La. J. Fl Gutherie. St Louis; l.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-11-19
Riramen,s Patron Saint.

The cardinal archbishop of West minister who has initiated the Guild Of Sl. Michael for Airmen. invites all Roman Catholic airmcn "to place themselves under the protection of St. Michael by joining the guild" No one could desire doughlicr champion. remarks q London paper but the choice of the Russian airmen, who in the early days of Inc war decided on Elijah as their patron saint. is per- haps even more plausible. It is, at all events, plain that these days have given an entirely new meaning to inc phrase prince of the powers of the air"
The Sentinel=record., 1918-11-19
HOW A SALESMAN SUFFERED

R. J. Porter, Sterfng. Col. writes "For six months isuffered with q painful weak back As travelling salesman | had to stoop frequently 10 pick mp my grips. which sred io dread as tho pain when i strengthened up was awful Numerous remedies failed 10 reach my case I was induc- ed to try Foley Kidney Pills Relief was immediate Say, they arc great
The Sentinel=record., 1918-11-19
Every sensation.

The following Is from q letter writ ten by member of the United States tank forces in France: "l ran the gamut of all sensations from fear 10 hatred, and the latter was what car Tied away, Any nation that fills the bodies of ihe dead with bombs in or der to kill the chaps that come ont to bury them, has no consideration from me. and that is what inc Germans do among other things"
The Sentinel=record., 1918-11-19
40 YEARS ON THE JOB.

| put 40 years in the study oE and practice Of medicine and pharmacy De- i9re l was fortunate enough to secure ana perfect The wonderful prescript bon TOT Number 40 Foa. the Blood" aiad at this late date in iife would not of- Ter to suffering humanity medicine that did not believe better than any otlered by any doctor or druggist. | nave observed the effect Of Number 7o m thousands of cases and can saielN recommand ii in all diseases of iAe blood suca as specific blood pois- onina, in chronic rheumatism. catarrh, constipation stomach and liver dis. eases. to cause sores and ulsers to heal and dspersc nodes. tumoas and scromulous sweGlings, J. C. Menslcn- hall Evahsvilie. Ind
 Sold ny A, C. Jennings Adv.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-11-19

@ -isl ''sssnasss s~ns
The Sentinel=record., 1918-11-19
Fire clau Substitute

The great resistance io heat of or. dinaiy coal ash has suggested the use of this material for fire bricks in place Of fire clay. If k claimed that Il suit able binder has been provided in E new process and several thousand z
 perimenial bricks already made ! being tested. both as Il flrcproof b, ld lng material and as a fursaee lining
The Sentinel=record., 1918-11-19

Keep your eggs now and put then up in Egg Preserver. One pint wil keep thir,y dozen eggs 30c per pint 50c per quart. Schnecll Drug co Phone No. 7 9-5-t
The Sentinel=record., 1918-11-19

A New Discovery for the Treatment of Diabetes and Brights' Disease. A treatment which has been de monstrated and proven 10 the Medi cal profession. Sugar removed from the urine !H 2 few days
 DIETARY SANITARlUM.
 HOO Malvern Avenue.
 l1-tg-tf
The Sentinel=record., 1918-11-19
LAST DAY 0F ALICE BRADY
 PICTURES TODAY
Today IS the Last Day of the Won, derful Picture at the Princess
 Theatre--!s Great Success.

Yesterday at the Princess theatre the newest and most interesting of all of Alice Bradys pictures was shown to a packed house with thous- ands of this stars admirers.
 The Death rance." Is picture
The Sentinel=record., 1918-11-19

Any one afflicted as l was should try a bottle or two of Foley Kidney Pills" Good for pain in the back. rheumatic pains, aching joints, sore muscles. A C. Jennings Adv.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-16
CORONER 'SJURY FINDS TERRY's
 ACT JUSTIFIED.

W. W. Terry, night watchman al a cotton camp near Avondale, was completely iexonerated by a coroners S Jury sitting last evening in an inquest into the killing of Joseph Lindell, z blyacksmith of Avondale As told in The Republican yesterday morning. Terry shot and killed Lindell when the latter attacked him with a pitch iork. Terry gave himself into GUS tody and was brought to this city early yesterday morning and lodgel In the county jail.
 The inquest was set for last even- ing and Terry was taken to Avondalc Tn the custody of Deputy Sheriff Harry De Winton. When the jury returned verdict of justifiable homi- cide, Terry was at once liberated by Coroner De Souza-
 Inquiry yesterday developed two interesting facts. One is that Terry Is the man who as a deputy sheriff at Jerome early last year. shot and killed two otLsr deputies, mistaking them for strikers trying to burn mine property. Terry in turn was also shot, once through the leg and also through the stomach. For time it was thought he would die. In that instance he was also exonerated.
 The other interesting feature is that Lindell was an allen and had registered as an alien enemy. He was also known to have been warm ad- herent of the I. W. W. He was born in Germany 40 years ago.