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New-York tribune., 1918-09-26
CITATIONS
I
TO THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF xr.Jr
YORK. BY THE GRACE OF GOD FREF; AM,

TO THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF Nryr
1,Spl' ToRk BY s.nrT TIE GRACE OF GOD FREE AND
TO; THE BANK OF NEW YORK. NATIONAL,
BANKING ASSOCIATION. and TO ali or.iitors or
LINl HURTADo. deceased whose names ana
places of residence are unknown ana can1o, .s.n
iiligsnt u search and inquiry, be ascertsined SEND
WHEREAs. JOSE MARCELINo HURrADo de-.
ceased late of the City Of Bologna Kingdom q,
in said Tity of Bologna Kingdom OF ItaIy md
WHEREAS. arhe Countess Elisabetta Nani-Mo-
cenigo Is the sole person entitled under the Laws
OF the hlr gdcm Of Italy to the possession and ad-
minlsraon OF the 2erscns estate OF said Jose
WHEREAS. The said Countess Elisabetts N.nt
Mocenigo, by all instrument in writing dated Juns
5. 1915 has appointed Joseph Andrews. her atsor-
stTation on the Goods. Chattes and Credts Of
said Jose Marcelino. Hurtado. deceased. within sSs
NOW, Upon the petition OF said Joseph Andrsve
residing In the Town Of Englewood State Of Nsv
YOU. and OF you ar. hereby cited TO show
cause before the Surrogate OF the County Of New
M ork l. at II tie su1r9saies Court Of said County
the sth day OF October. in the year Ons thon
sand nine hundred and eighteen. 10 80 O'Clock
ters Of Administration the Goods ChattcIs and
Credits OF Jose Marcelino Hurtado. late resident
Of the City of Bologna in the Kingdom of Italy
deceased. should not be issued TO Joseph Andrews
* TESTIMONY wHEREoF re have caused
the seal Of our Surrogaies' Court of the said
Count! Of Ne New York. to be hersunto a~ixed.
Surrogate of our said County. at the County o.
New York the Sd day OF September. in the
Year OF Our Lord One thousand nine hundred
DANIEL T. DowDNEY.
Clerk OF the Snrrogates' Cout.
SATTFRLEE. CANFIELD Il STONE
Attorneys for Petitioner
offce and Postorce Address:
Borough u Manhattan
CITY Of New York
New-York tribune., 1918-09-26
Yesterdays Transactions in Listed Stocks


arc based only transactions 100
New-York tribune., 1918-09-26
Record of Stock and Bond Averages

Associate Pres)
Resumption OF professional selling stock
market Yesterday checked the
the last week.
NAV inject as levers
raise
has been shown aso toward purchasing
investing in the fourth Liberty Loan
After somewhat opening sharp declines when
generous offerings stocks notably United
absorbed marked general weakness
attributed decision
operate under eghthour foreshadowing largely
for labor
Tobacco dlery shares coppers
sympathy but in the
era list by buying equipments and Marine
and stock
pds amounting 3 the
published reports that would be
British tonnage would be sold
both
acute of which declined three
point with the establishment
the
ra bond list variable
N
New-York tribune., 1918-09-26
Bonds
Securities at Auction

enlisted. 4scll cents per share.
New-York tribune., 1918-09-26

dividend of 2ls per cent. payable October IL
to stockholders of record October 5.
MonOmac Spinning Company.-Quarterlv
dividend of 81 per share payable October
to stockholders OF record September "A.
International Paper Company
dividend OF Il per cent the preferred
stock. payable October ! > to stockholders OF
record October =
Pierce Arrow Motor Car Companv-
Quarterly dividend of S1.25 per share. paya-
bic November to stockholders of record
October 10
Union Natural Gas Cerporation.-ouar-
terIy dividend of 2i2 per cent PAYABLE Oc.o-
Der 10 to stockholders of record September n
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturers
COMPANY. Quarterly dividend OF u. uer
cent or the common stock payable O,tohcr
Ito o 10 seockholders OF record October 1. The
regular quarterly dividend OF Il, nor 80.
on the preferred stock was also decls "a
payable October 10 to stockholders Of 80
New-York tribune., 1918-09-26
Dividends
Increases

Asbestos Corporation of Canada
The preferred quarterly dividend has
been increased from IL per cent to
p, payable October Is to stockholders
of record October l.
Extras
American Trust Company extra
dividend of 50 per share in addition
to the regular quarterly dividend of 81
per share, both payable October | to
stockholders of record September %.
American Ice Company.-An extra
dividend of l per cent has been de-
clared in addition to the regular quar-
terly dividend of 1lt per cent on the
preferred stock. both payable October
25 to stockholders of record October II.
Vacuum Oil Company.-Extra divi
dend of 2 per cent in addition to reg
ular semi-annual dividend of 3 per cent
both payable October 81 to stockhold
ers of record October Is.
Regular Declarations
Acadia Mils.-Quarterly dividend of 50
per share payable October 1 to stockholders
Of record September "a
American Bank Note Companv-D;v;dooa
OF lie per cent on common stock. payahje
November 10 to stockholders OF record M
vember l.
Central South AmericansTelephone and
IeiegraphL Quarterly dividend of ~ per
cent payable October 10 to stockholde-s ~
record October ).
Delaware. Lackawanna Western Con,
Company.-Quarterly dividend of OK per
cent payable October i to stockholders of
record October / N
General Fireproohng Company.-Quarterlv
dlvidends OF ~ per cent on common and
preferred stocks, both payable October ~
stockholders of record sentember "A.
Hudson Trust Company Quarterly divi-
oend OF per cent payable October TO
Stockholders of record September 80.
Manufacturers Light & Heat Comparx
quarterly dividend of per cent. PAYABLE
Der so. NeP''"'
New-York tribune., 1918-09-26
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
NOTICE OF MEETING.

165 Broadway, New York. y. Y.
Special Meeting of the pas stoekholds4s u ds1s o,
the Southern Pacific Company will be held
at the office Of this Company in Anchorage.
Jenerson County, Kentucky. on Wednesday,
October 9, 1918, at 12 O'Clock noon. stand
ard time. for the following purposes viz:
TO authorize. approve ard ratify (1l the
execution and delivery Of contract or con.
proprietary and affiliated companies a,
party or parties of he first part. and the
United States. or Its Representative a.
party OF the second part, relating to the
compensation to be paid for the possession.
use and control of the railroad and system
this COMPANY and OF such of its proprie-
tary and affiliated companies il anv a.
shail be parties 20 such contract and to the
operation, maintenance and return of such
properties. and to any other matter con-
nected with or growing out OF tho taking
ove;, OF the said properties by the President
the Board of Directors Of this Company in
respect thereto: to authorize the said Board
% to alter, amend add to such con-
tract, ca to collect the conlpensation m hs
paid under such contract and. If said con.
tract be joint. TO agree with the other
companies parties thereto as to the division
OF i said cowpensation. and to take all such
other and further action as the said Board
shall deem necessary to secure ADEQUATE
compensation, proper use. operation and
maintenance and timely return OF tho
properties so taken over: and generally to
consider and act upon any and all questions
and matters Incidental to the purposes
aforesaid or growing out of tire aforesaid
Federal Control of properties Of this Com
pany and Its proprietary and affiliated com
panies.
For. tho purposes of the meeting the book,
for the transfer OF stock will be closed at 3
o'clock y NJ Tuesday. September "a 1918
and viii be reopened at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Thursday. October 10, 1918
BY order Of the Board Of Directors
HUGH NE1LII Score arv
New-York tribune., 1918-09-26

>, per per cent non cumulative income -onds M IS
81 , 100 Dnrland Co second mortgage per
$1,000 New York Railways GO per ceof .
usry. 1872: interest April and october, IS
81 900 Ne" York RAILWAYS Go. first r. +.
due an%a 'fr s1f ana s09as a
shares American Indemnity Co common. per
54's shares broadway safe Deposit co....... o
% shares Central Hudson Steamboat Co.
10 shares Central Hudson Steamboat Go. pref 90
20 shareSc Chattel Loan Society or New York l0
7"S "S saTcs shacs No5qton NOT wsep Co. per e9ars
100 shares National Bank of Commerce 10
shares New York Railways Co. common.
100 shares Roysl Typewriter Co. common. lot sii
J" J" CShaTes Hgya yPswricr Co. pref per share
shares Brooklyn Athenvum and Reading
Room per share ......................
IA shares LOPEZ Trading Co: 3os shares
Prldencio Rabcll Cigarette Machine Co.. lot s.
II shares Prudsncio Raben Cigarette Machine
rorr. account Of whom it may concerni
shares Noroton Water ............... 10
10 shares United Gas and Electric Corpora
ton tConn.) first preferred .. 40
81 shares Lima Locomotive Works. Inc. com
900 shares chicago & Eastern Illinois Rail -
500 shares 1 Chicago & Eastern Illinois Raj
$1,000 city Of Norfolk ''s "a Atlantic CIV U.s.
ward imp, per cent bond. due 1889.
coupons January and July ............ S3
81 900 City OF Dsnville. Va rounding
per cent bond. due 1891 coupons January
81 o0o City Of WINSTON n. G.. tmuroyems,, %
per cent bond. due 1887 coupons May and
81 600 Ciy ana suburban Railway O., f-.t IS
mortgage , per cent gold uond United Rail
way. Baltimore; due 1922: coupons June ana
December ......... ~ ae
IS ooo Roanoke; Va; Traction and Light Go.
first and collateral trust per cent sink
1ng fund sold bonds. due 1853: coupons
5000 tonsoidated Gas Co. Baltimore. con
solidated first ; per cent 5O-yoar bonds.
due 1899. coupons January ana July - os
$1,000 Virginia Ry and Power Co first and
refunding per cent gold bond due 1894:
,oc coupons January and July &C.. ............ II
100 shares Cape Cod coustr-ic-.on Co common -5
s20oo Boston. ape Cod ana New York Canal
Co frSt mcrtRage > per gold bonds
due January. 1860: interest January and J1,ly 81
100 shares The Allied Furriers Corporation.
n lot t.. 49,. ,... $3.50; sss. o
lot ...-......
New-York tribune., 1918-09-26
Mining Stocks

Sales. Open. High. Low. Last.
,s"" 2so" *+Amer ,1.,,. Mines. 50 80 80 80
$500 $500 R5s fBoston tupFS Mon "a "a az 4a
1900 *1Caledonia AS 4o "a IS
1000 @Calumct & Jcr as u So *
200 Canada Copper. 1}S 1is l7s 17s
1000 *fCandearia s. "a as 43 As
900 Cons Ariz sm- 10 1Ss 1is rs
200 @fDenbghMincs so so 20 rs
1900 Fortuna Con Al As "a As
100 +Goldfeld Con. 20 20 20 20
200 All G NJ tap) 20 70 20 70
80 HccIa Min; 4i5 4lS ga 4s4
1900 stJm Butler. so 81 SO so
1000 tMcKin-Dar .. a Al Al ~
5000 "fMother Lode. 33 34 80 "a
700 Nipissns Min. 9ls eLa sls 9Ls
1900 *Onondaga Min 3Ls SO 3 SO
300 :SS rss,i Rsy Here r.qH NJ as 4s 4 4s s "a "a
2OO0 IRoch MINI. 35 35 IS 35
1000 Sill X of Ariz.. u V " v
100 Standard ST.. "a "a "a "a
l9oo ,.,.fsuccsss , Mn. 1,Is il}z 11H 11Ns
1899 500 g1tf9 vi tSssF" e EN- 81 5a IS ga IS ga
1000 *tWard & NJ / II II II
200 Wash Gold @. "a rs "a rs
500 West End Con ia la lis / 70
$500 NV u + Ga p 18 IS t8 18
12700 VIII Caps Min. "A "A 11la 12
New-York tribune., 1918-09-26
The following securities were sold
yesterday at the Exchange salesrooms
of Adrian II. Muller:
For aceount of esecutorsl }

For account Of e1ecutors)
s. 600 Ann Arbor Railroad first mortgage
per cent boncs due 1898 (stanpod tax ex-
emqt New York 10 August. le2n coupons
January and July .............. .......... )
s. 900 Atchlson Topeka Santa Fe Ry.
per cent adj. bonds. due 1898. not stamped:
stamped tax exempt New YORK 10 August.
s. 500 Brooklyn City r. r. first mortgage per
cent bonds due 1871; stamped tax exempt.
coupons January and July ................
s. 600 Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry
general mortgage per cent bonds. due leSs.
stamped tax exempt New York 70 August
1921 coupons January and July. ...........
Sc go Canada southern Ky. consolidated per
cent guaranteed bonds. due 1862. stamped
tax exempt New York 10 August. 1927 cou-
S. 900 Houston x Texas Central X Il. general
mortgage 1 per cent bonds. due 1921 stamped
tax exempt New York TO September 1921.
coupons April ana october ...............
S. 900 New York ontario < Western Ry re
funding mortgage per cen, bonds due 1892:
stamped tax exempt coupons March and Sep
tember ............. -............... {
gage per cent bonds. certificates OF deposit
s. 900 Northern Pacific Ry prior Hen railway
and land grant per cent bonds duo 1897.
coupons January, April. July and October
So 900 st Louis. Iron Mt. K Southern Ry
unifying and refundns per cent bonds
due la99, stamped tax exempt New York 10
August. 1871 courusas January snd July
8 QUO Chicago. -. Louis x New orleans Il r.
consolidated pcr cent registered bonds due
1851 Interest June II and December lJ
200 Central hudson stamhoa, Co > Der
cent gold mort gage bonds duo April 1888.
coupons April and October .......
$500 Chamber OF Commerce. New York, ,
New-York tribune., 1918-09-26
LEGAL NOTICES

NANNECK. JOHN TORRANCE. THE
People OF the State of New York. by The
Grace of God Free and lndependent-,ro
Central Union Trust Company of Ne,v
York. AS Trustee under the Last Wtll and
Testament Of John Torrance Vanneck. de-
ceased. Minnie Callahan. John Vanneck
Marion Prentice Brookman. as Guardian
Of John Nanneck Marion Prentice Brook
man. Marion Renee Carhart and Amorv
:. Carhart. and to all persons Interested
as creditors. lcgatees next OF Kin or other
wise. in the Estate of John Torrance Van
neck, deceased. who at the time Of his
SEND GREETING:
Upon the petition OF Central Union Trust
Company of Nv York having its princi-
pal place OF business at No. 80 BROADWAY
in the County OF New York
You and each OF you are hereby cited 70
show cause before the Surrogates Court
OF New York County, held at the Han or
Records. in the County OF New York on
the 18th day OF October. 1915 at haif-pas.
ten o'clock In the forenoon Of that dav
why the account Of Central Union Trust
Company of New York. Executor of the
Last VIII and Testament OF said deceased
should not be judicially settled.
In testimony whereof. we have caused
the Seal OF the Surrogates' Court Of the
said County Of New York to be hereunt :.
affixed
IL. 81 Witness. Honorable John p Co.
halsn. a Surrogate Of our Sail
County. at the County OF New York.
Esd day of September, in the year OF n
Lord one thousand nine hundred
eighteen.
DANIEL ]. DOwDNEY.
Clerk OF the Surrogates' Court
New-York tribune., 1918-09-26
Curb Market

Note-The Tribune assumes no response
bility for the accuracy or authenticity OF curb
market quotations. Transactions and prices
Wednesday were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1918-09-26
Standard Oil
Other Oil Stocks

Sales Open. High. Low. Last.
1900 SIAM VENTURE s 6
400 sBarnett O & q "a Is "a
1000 s+Ros-Wyo o. 1S 18 is 16
200 "Cosden & Co.. b
80 *Crystal ia p) 13a 13s 3s 13s
1900 tEsmer Oil c.
200 *Fedcral Oil z
$500 *Glenrock Oil. 3Ha 3Ha 3Hs 3H
100 *Houston Oil. 78 78 70 70
100 *Int Petro 49,. 1874 1874 1874 1874
213S *lsld Oil & 'rr. 3Ha 2I2 33s 3le
100 'Kinney Oil -. So 3s 5s 3s
625 midwest Ref. ia ia III 112
5000 +fNorthwest Oil So So 81 81
200 Okla Pr s. R.. 63a 634 e34 ga
600 ONmul Pr e. r. pa 2H4 PA "a
1000 *Roy Dutch NV 65 65I2 81 64IA
1900 Sequoy o & r. l5 ~ is "
800 iSouthwest Oil. 80 50 30 80
1900 ~Stanton Oil :. ia 1I2 7s 1Ia
1900 NTexana o & r "a "a 3, 81
10000 *iTuxp Star O. 2 2
1000 *Un w Oil new Is y "a 70
GOO tNct 0 new st 2 2 1za 11s
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-12
City News in Brief

MIR AND Mrs ROY CROFT an.
anunc" the uirth ~ % daughter ON
tchruny It,
E ROGERS KEMr VIII return
l"u," th,s morning nom a several
| |du'a uip 20 Sow York
e. " NETTER OF uc santa Fe
| local offices has returned from short
| business trip tu Kansas Guy.
All NEOMAN pr, notified to meet
at Musicians ban this afternoon nt
4" clock io form for the patriotic pa.
fnde
" g. FRANKLIN. counsel for the
Iidnl on company. has secured a
house ana viii move his family her"
from Muskosce.
9. u. BuCuNEU. aacromry of tho
rulsp y NJ. g. a. we, called To-
lcatcnworth i>nr. Yesterday. hy the
death OF AN uncle
ALI RETAIL CLOTulNG stores
In the citS VIII 'luHc today In honor
.of Lin'oln'H birthday celrbrrtton The
cil' holl and other puhllv offices will
also clu.o
@ TuE POLICE ,ccci,cd word from
Iavctt"'N'r, Ark. hst night that the
itthor of Frank y !.uNtou, believed
10 be 900 Tuba was dying Efforts
we're m'dr io loc1o the son.
JACI> MAilANskY. who is stationed
.at Fort s.lI as private lu the quar-
tcrmnst"r department uf camp puui-
phhn, is here spending several days.
furlough WI Ills brothers. Max and
Harry Mhdrusky
THE pISTlICT exemption board
at It's session last whpk passed on 955
claims The usual number OF deferred
classif'cutious were allowed. which "
about 20 pcr cont The board Will
moet again Wednesday -
=
A. II DALEY. publisher of the I'D
mond COklaD sun. returned home yes
terdav nftcr spending a day with hls
son. Larry DALEY. Of The World staff
MIR Daley is cu route home from
Miami where he is Interested In min
Ing.
PETITION FpR divorce and so
monthly alimouy WAS flied Yesterday
| IN the rupCtlor court against Albert
Walton by Mrs Henrietta walton.
The petition nlleg ID that Walton ahlu-
doned his wife more than three years
ago.
-
CHARGES or transporting were
filed In the county court yesterday
against Lark Miller and Arthur Hinds
The men were arrested IN the ctty 10y
police and six half pints of whisky
were taken from them, according Ia
the Information.
WOKp HAS BEEN received In Tul-
~ Of tho mArcinge OF Capt Mason
/ iltoughhnd formerly OF this city, who
inow is stationed at Camp Funston
! Fort Rilcy Kan. No details OF The
wcdding. which took place SATURDAY,
lin Kansas CITY. could he secured
|
FOUU MEN ENLISTED at the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-12

pwnsso school LEILA Britt OF the
eighth grade OF the plainview school
won second place Dorothy Calvert
gnd Hernice Nichols of Tulsa won
first and second places respectively,
In the pennnanshtp contest. The win
ners received gold medals.
FREIGHT CONGESTION. z while
showing great Improvement IN the
west Is, according to local railroad
men. stu in very bad shape in the
east NJ. X & r. lines for the first
7 ,me during freight trouble have
placed an embargo 10 be effective at
once. On account OF congestion on
eastern lines. embargo reads. NJ Is.
~ T will not accept from conncc-
tions or at stations when destined
or e-cansigned To points east of In
diana Illinois state line. or for points
! on or north of the ohio river and
| thesa pCnke & ohio railway any
| freight except empty. ana loaded tank
cars. meat, packing house produces.
and food products loaded at stations
, Dh our line
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-12
CRAFT BROTHERS HELD
UNDER BOND OF $500
'hlcf Lucas Did Not Find Russell Un-
der Arrest at Lebanon; win
Continue the Hunt

The police have renewed their
search for John Woody" Russell. al
legged slayer of patrolman Glenn Ami.
son Their disappointment was keer
when II was learned that tile man
brought from Lebanon Mo. vester-
day hv Chief T. H. Lucas was Doug
las Frant and not the man wanted
for the murder OF the brother officer.
Police and county officers In every
direction have been notified to con
unue their vigil FOR the real man The
lrtup when I was reported that Rus
sell had been caught may have given
the rea! Russell an opportunity to get
farther away yet the police are ali
the more determined to get their
man
Sergeant William Shue and officer
Henry Mayors both know Russell
we'll as they arrested him and left
him In core or Allison As soon as
they saw Frant who gave his name
as Russell at Lebanon they knew
no was not the man The police were
positive that the right man had been
taken FOR the description given by
both the Springfield and Lebanon po4
lice tailed with that Of Russell They
were certain that he had a wounded
arm ard that his name was Russell
y "Red' craft and G. Craft were
nrraigned In the court OF Justice Lee
Haniel yesterday and were bound
ottr for trial Bond was fixed at
lh0O. Another suspect. Marvin
Worthum. arrested Saturday by OFF
GERS Henry Carmichael and o. Lucas.
Is being held
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-12
HELP BY BUYING
Put Your Dollars Into the Great Push

Millions OF persons depend on Ge
dollar that changes hands daily Un-
due economy on the part Of thou
sands might mean poverty Tor millions
All arts. all crafts ana all trades
are intcrdcpendcnt That nOne may
suffer. each must do his share.
No man today ia independent, We
nrp all In and ~ the community And
community of intorcst means that each
must work for tho good NJ all
Mako your dollars work ana your
dimes Yea even your pennies.
Keep currency rolling
The dollar boarded W .lio a seed
implanted In tho fcld of the worlds
finance Put each dollar io work
Buy jndiciously but. above hll buy
Make your money prUdu''iN" FOR
others and you yourscu VIII reap tho
reward
Help by spending IirIp the coun-
Try and you viii help yourself
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-12

BHlS1bW. Di,lH, Feb. 10 n ls
reported that r ~ Gibson, city clerk
nod secretary OF the Commercial club
win make the rnco At the coming pri-
nnr, for district court clcrlt of creek
couuy on the Republican ticket
Nj Gihton Is MisFnurinn by birth
and has been n resident Of Creek
unty almost five years He IN MAX
Ing tho race on hiR merits and moli
ritntlOns ana has strong following In
the entire county HristUw is prnr-
Ideally solld for him ns ~ greater
portion OF the western part OF the
60 unity.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-12

prohibitory laws and that gambling
had been permitted These law
violations were known to the owners
and lessees Of the building. the
petition charged
The petition named the following
as defendants in the application j.
$. Davis. A. +. Ault. II. A. wyatt and
J. Il. Sanger. owners OF the build
ing; and s G. Browning and "Booze
Cox, lessees and operators of tho
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-12

hefitting manner Some OF the best
speakers OF the race. with national
reputation will be here to speak on
the occasion. and a program Of local
celebrities viii be included They will
have their speaking and program In
the star thcntcr ana will occupy the
boards ON Tuesday night Of this week.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-12

TltE TULSA HOUSEWIVES LEAGT E
wall hold It's next meeting In the farm
demonstration room AZ the courthouse
rn Monday, February 25. The object
ot the league IS Co enlist tho gouse
wives Qt Tulsa I'm united effort TO
uphold the laws which affect food
upphes. the family health, The cost
n' living. etc and TO adjust our
economic lGe 20 the requirements u
,ae food regulations also tu ~ s-Cure
further legislation In this direction
NhcTe necessary
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-12
ASKS INJUNCTION ON HOTEL
'WInty Attorney brings Action 10
Close browning Hotel.

Temporary injunction against the
Browning hotel was asked in
petition filed in the district court yes.
terday by County Attorney George
Reeves The petition alleged that the
hotel had been used In violation of