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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED
TRANSFERS,
TRANSFERS.
with name ana address OF owner and
Attorney
Downtown.


(south OF Fourteenth street)
DOVER ST. IS. 6o1lx:s.lo-cec!iia IIsr-
R P:s il; a''y', Spinner F., g;
Tessie Cohen ct al to Nathan Bernk-
nopf $40 W 18th st, mtg sls, 600. Dec
8; atty, J. c. Abrsmson, 80 Church
WEST ST, $ e cor Horatlo st. los.f1isit
,Ss:SEl2S.J seaver Page 70 Albert c
Jno Buckley. sss Bway,. ~. 800 800
I'd AV. 1926, n cor 18th ct, 81 sxso
Eonyxcourt Realty corpn to Rex Hold
Dec 8, atty. Chas II Freanich. IS Mas
Av d. aOI. runs n - to po.n, 1.s n ian ian
Holding Co, ~ Cedar st. one-half part
Dec s. atty, Edwin APPEL. 81 Liberty
SAME PRoPERTY-isaacL owenfeld e.
a.: exrs. to same. one-hslf part, Dec 8;
@tty' same ..................f
East Side.
(East Of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets.)
18TH ST, s3s-84o Z. 42x1033 (foreclos
Nov 2s, ls1S-Francis d Galiatin, ref
70 Grenvlie T Emmett. Bedford. y Y,
Nov 20; attys Roosevelt q Koobe. -
5sTH ST. 2s6 f. 26IiOO. Cha: + HS Haskell
to Chas Lane, 1872 sth av. Brooklyn
mtg $4,000. all liens; attys Middlebrcok
SAME PRoPERTY-Rachei KATE to Chas
E z HS T;itf Orange J! atty, New
s5TH ST. sss ss5 E. t5 S SI bssny and ana
WIFE Pa H .. s cG .h no P 1ss Tra9Sr 2'i
Elgsr 500 9Th av....,.' 81
load ST, :aI-2s5 +, fSxioo 'i'l.-.'W1,il,arn
h hy,Ts to Sol Sol F5e!dus 500 Riverside
IS PARK ROW .,!..s'.'''..,,S ="
W. s,;I '''''''''''4
yves. 0. Fifth avenue between yopr,s.,,h
and liOth streets,
BRoApwAY, $50. 25.sIss124A1o7ll: Canal
J washburn 10 BRYAN Rsaltv Tnrnr;
Manhasset. L /, ali LEM, De- q
address. H z Wash burn, ! w sith 81. 81
al to MARKHAM Realty Gornn Al we" Sss.s e.
ct, all liens. Dec 10; atty, Seth SpraEue
- Cedar st .::......::...... ....,.,..%i
J Dunphy to Margt NJ Dumps S24 "
10th st, mtg $1,000. Dec 6: attys, Crosby
az D. 40 W Snh st:.;:;........,.... 81
90 y sstb JevHe 70 pora Jacke
Dec 8 .............,.... 81
SoD s,s e.. 4 1tss Col ev; l.s1So-
11eiesIe foreman to Jos y Ryiancc
se" bIoe' Montgomery. Ala. mtg $1,000.
eiyerh. S, NY 10 any CAas brown;
H''e'Neuu' - 49, ''''''''''. III
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north OF l1c.h streAt,
18TH ST, 81 e. 251loo II C,oreclos nsc
ieis,S-pboapiy iuSrsr eI -, ee'os pee -
LAWYERS TitL a .Trmst n ,sne to
be- 10. ettys nean r a y ,eo rn"ay'
way ,..,,.'......' ' - - -'o 81 200
10TH ST. 49, T.; ESSxloo t.oreelos De
grant Indust saw bank. Dec o. sttys y
& z O'Gorman, 81 Chambers ST II 50o
Il6TH ST, n 3, 1859 W I'd av, iSsxi0c IL
Susan Combes to Frank 1 Combes sr.
1923 Lockwood av, New Rochei,e, \ T.
mtg 5000, Aug rs. i9i5..............3i
l22D ST. 425 e, 1SSHlOOIi-Sarah Heller
tBaumanl 10 Saverio q Sicoina Con-
Dec Dec st,v ~ az %t 70 100 ~ Gv al; liens
l22D ST. 1877 W. i6.SxlOO. ll-f'has l. Has
Ke!l to Chas Wynne. s2l 4th ny. Mount
Ereeport L. /, mtg $4,000, al Hens,
Dec ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .......sl
SAME PROPERTY-Wi,ton Holding Corpn
20 Chas Haskell Orange, " J. atty.
n T q Mtg Co. 1876 Bway.........tl0O
BROADWAY. W cor l52d st. ss.llr15O-
Jus holulHB Norpn 10 500 broadway
all liens. Dec Z; atty, Titls Guar & T Co
~ ''''''''''''+0V
nronh'
NboFouRh OF Inc EronN)
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SoTH st. so7 T., n 8. So . "a sv. .IotS
5oTH 81. sls to $40 e. .. IDS W ii az,
o1TH ST, iSS e, ms. ia sd az, lis
BROADWAY, 2e4s and Peas, W .. sG.io n.
Tooth ct. b5x1OO, sty apt and strs-M
J suizberger agt II J Sulzberger, exr. ct
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BRONX LANDMARK SOLD,

Mulligan's soda water establishment,
On the south side of 135th street, just
$est of Third avenue. is to give way TO
q warehouse, The property. S0xi00 in
size, has been sold by the heirs OF the
tate James Mulllgan to tho New York
Building and Improvement Company,
which plans 10 improve the site.
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LAWYER BUYS HONE ESTATE.

Tho Hone estate, comprising a dwell
ing and twenty acres. on the Jericho
road. Westbury. L. l.. was sold at volun-
tary auction Saturday by Arthur c.
Sheridan for t53.350 TO Edward X,
Greene OF the law firm OF Stetson, Jen-
ninEs & Russell
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Platinum JeweIry sales Increase.

EpecidI DespdtcN 20 The Sun.
CHICAGO, Dec. 10.-Buying of platinum
jewelry Is reaching large proportions
here. Since the lifting of the Govern
ment ban on using platinum in the manu-
facture OF jewelry and since tho public
no longer considers It unpatriotic to
buy platinum jewelry the call fer it has
rapidly risen.
Platinum is now quoted at six times
the price OF gold. or sos an ounce.
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INVESTOR BUYS IN BROOKLYN.

The three story business building, 1l6
Grand street, on n lot 22XlO0, has been
sold by the John Pullman Real Estate
Company for Carol c.. Doepler TO Oscar
Ross for investment
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Yesterdays Fires.

A. NJ. Loss.
1855 r. B9th ST.; Albert Pet
ottn ,.,.... ,..........,,.,U Unknown
io:4b-232d st. and Carpenter av.:
Margaret Nelson ......... Unknown
ll;o5-Sl2 f. b4th 81; General Cigar
90 L Unknown
ll:15--64 Il. 1881 st.. unknown. Trintng
p. NJ
l2:05-5l Bradhurst Rv.; Sarah
Leonard Observation-Disclosures. SLIGHT
i2:bo-l4lst at. and Brook av =. s.
No. 80. :............., Slight
2ioc--s2f u. S5th St. unknown. Slight
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LIVE manufacturing concern, rated ore
quarter million dollars, with splendid equip
ment for light and accurate manufacturing
desires to get in touch with parties In need
OF high class production facilities F. O.
Box a25. s.. I.oMIs. No. L. S. A
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William A. White & Sons have been
appointed agents for Charles A. Lane Of
the five story mercantile building at a.
and 46 Duane street. and for the estate
OF Mary +. r. Norwood OF the four
story tenement Mt 2O9 East ll3th street.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

10Th ST. 6+s-54s z; and Avenue d. $50
Henry Contracting Co aRt August y
Hand ct a., Oct 25, 1918. .tI45.e0
Bronx.
LAND bounded on the south By i74th st
on the west by Bronx River, on the north
by liith 81 and on the east by the New
York. Westchester and Boston Rwy--
Nathan Strasberg Rgt estate OF william
MaAdorf Astor ct al. Aug 90, l9lSI7fi.sa
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Inc. to seaver Page. 11s teth Ct, due
June 10, 1870, Sc, prior mtg $4,000;
SAME ME P Eslys Hcs ss ksssS5 t. S ,a
10, 1920. ess. prior mtg $4,000. $4,000
East Side.
(East Of Fifth avenue, between. Fourteenth
and 1i0th streets.)
b6TH ST. 255 K. 25xioo.5, p m, Dec p
Chas S Haskell to New York Title 4
soT f SG a ss insaE .SIiSais irr.s ' Dec
mtg tsl,6oo; atty. Geza Eichhorn, eos
PARK Av. .iiai. stalsa.:. Dec t. i;ssiieS
Dietz to Hy l. schleyer, lei T. sist ut, 9
yrs, go: prior mtg 10000; attyH. q H
oioch' w Nassau ST.. $4,000
(West OF Fifth avenu6, between Fourteenth
and 10th streets.)
ZAP ST, 2sl.2s5 w, Bs.sxss.s. prior mtgs
Wo.24o, all Of: also half part premises
on Amerman av, Arverne. Dec io-Gold
s% atty. JACOB e Rsr ssl%' SIS 'f sro.d
way NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 900
Uptown
(Manhattan Island. north Of lion street,
ll?TH ST, 17t-17e e, runs 1s.sx .
leolo1 100 to W . Sd sv (2o2s) Z ask
- to beg, leasehold, Nov ia
Auyora Amusement to Jos Nobiietti, 1900
Lexington av, due in ls mos. 6T atty.
isT Az. 22+3. 2ox7s. Nov i6-Amaiis De
Maio (Prancol and eno to Antonio BEN
fGto 99is LIST sv. due Oct, is22. SCI,
Psr.,pTn mtg -; ettys. Mile & Bromcato.
i2sD ST. l25 E, .is.sxlooiii, p m, Dec sHf Wv
SsaVerio Consols TO Sarah Heller. 81 e
Title Guar & T co, lis Bwsy. .. $500
Iaxp 81: 1877 w, 16.sx1o0.ll. p M-Chas L
Haskell TO N Y Title a Mort Co, las
AUDUBoN Aynn Seo:,;';i7;7;i:s,,'',,d5eo'GGGG9
ox-x 100. 7 ". Dec s-Collese Holding
Co to Stella schir. w sNh ct, s yrs, 3
c; attys. Morrison q Schiff. $40 Broad l.
""' '''''''''''.. .'...'.... $4,000
Bronx.
thorough of The Bronx.)
SD AV W = SIS n 1924 1T, 72.llx1021I-
q T. Bldg Co, Inc, to Jas O Wentz, 335
west End av. Dec s, demand, 6 D c: atty.
RAT1S a 60; l7e Bway. 1890. :s1I 900
mon II Wartell to fremont Bldg & Loan
Assn, 1891 Washington av, pr mtg
5000, Dee 9. instaS, p C: atty. T @
wEBsTGR SS"ay MISUNDERSTANDING G
MltkIn and ano to Harry Pacht. lo4O
Bryant ar. Dec 3. lnstsls, 6 p C; attys
Levine & s, :s9 Bway 12,i26
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OIL CITY, Pa. Dec. l0.--Credit bal
ances. s. Runs, 55.s7S barrels average
5s,41S Shipments 5s.023: average
395T7.
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lat s20s THIRD AVENUE.
BY James ]. Donovan.
MANHATTAN ALTERATIONS.

sTTH ST. 277 W. TO a I sty and basemnt
dwlg-M Wittmauer. $50 Broadway,
owner: G II McCabe. 90 Fifth av archl-
tect; cost. ...........,..... $4,000
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Bronx.

PARKWAY. $40 and ss.s
80 aY-Wolf Weinraub aEt John c
Heints and JACOB Siegel. owners; Dora
Wolf. contractor. $50
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MECHANICS LIENS.


ing Fireproonng Co. Inc, aRt United
stores Realities Co. owner: August II
hlliers Co. Inc. contractor. ..... $3.50
BKOADWAf. s W cor 47th ct. A3x123-
Lockwood Co agt Ala A Gray, owner:
,, 1as9n Building Co, Inc. contractor 81 200
steah, Inc, agt Grensli Corp. owner and
contractor ........- tIaT
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MORTGAGES.

with name and address o: lender and
Attorney
Downtown,
(South OF Fourteenth street,
WEST ST, . cor Horatio st, 1O97xl3lx
1OeSL126. Dec a0t-NAlbsrt q AJsrkls,
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Satisfied Judgments.
MANHATTAN.


The first name IL that Of the de-
second that of the creditor and do
judgments were flled:
Allen. Edgar--N. J. Clark; Nov.
u, 1910. .........,.......
Federal Mail q General Express
Co.--Corp. of the Royal Ex-
change Assurance; Jan. 9, 1917.
HONG. Ernest-S. W. Adler; July
30, 1917. ,.,........,...
Columbia Trust 60. esr-E. Il.
Chabert; Nov. 10, lelS....,,,
Wills. HAMILTON B.--H. II. san.
guinetti: Jan. 20, 19iS........
Sullivan, stephen I'M. SmotA,
Jr.. ct al; March !, 1918.
Hatkin, Jack II. - l.. J. Cas-
tellano: Oct. rs, I9ls......,.,.
Rosenblatt. Morrls-H. u. Claflin
Co; Feb. 10. 1912.
MISUNDERSTANDING; May
20. 1919.
Glissman. Frank A.-N. J.
Lurken: Aug. 10. 19is.........
BRONX.
Dawson Const. Con-. L. B.rt.
May 10, 1918 Cvacated) .......
Samuel d. Davis Const Con
l. Bird; May 10. 1918 tvscstedi
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Harris. May Ia and Ray P.-sta.o

Harris. May L. and Ray P.-sta.e
j. II. Bldg. Co., Inc, and JACOB
Relch-C. Schlesinger
Martin, Thomas-C. Renzland ..
sherwood, Charles P.--lllon Ma
tonal Bank. 2
Selnert, lsidor-Homo Insurance
70 '..ss.. ..........,,......
schwartz, BENJAMIN Inter. Il.
Il. co. ................
Turoch, Douis--N. Y. Rwys. Co.
billet, JULIUS. Solomon ct al
Klingenbeck, Charles-A. king
NnbuNh $3.50. ..ss...........
Lillian Walker Pictures Corpn
and Lester Park-Baumann d
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POLICE DEPART
MENT ORDERS
CHANGES IN ASSIGNMENTS.

To take effect 9 A. M, December II:
SERGEANT.
Peter =, REID. esth Prec.. assigned 20
bicycle duty.
PATROLMAS.
Gustavs A, Bergman. s5th Prec.. az
signed to bicycle duty.
rx~SsunDauy AsarrN-urn,ra
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1918-02-02
SAPULpA NEWS

Mr. r. BauEhman. formerly allied
with the Topeka Plaindealer and the
Tulsa Star, is in the city represent
ing the Half-Century Magazine The
is the best OF its kind pub
lished. and will find ready suppor-
ters among all colored people
DR. Elizabeth Mccoy Johnson has
been IN for the last two weeks. due
TO "a nervous strain brought on by
overwork. She has in addition to
her extensive practice, devoted much
time toward Red Cross work
Mr. II r. Hutton is now able to
be up after serious spell of sick
ness
The Priscilla Art Club did not
meet last week owing to the illness
of Mrs Roy Hickman, at whose home
the club was to have been enter
taiued
The seventh and eighth grades OF
- Washington School gave midday
luncheon Wednesday One of the
features was the Hoover" biscuit
which Mrs. L. Coleman calls the
$3.50" biscuit half meal and
half flour
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1918-02-02
south Haven Addition.

Jake Ensley has purchased some
lots In this addition and has started
to build two-stOry cement block
building. fire-proof 25N5O feet, which
he hopes to have completed in the
next 40 or 90 days. There will be
twelve or fifteen rooms for rem. The
building is located four miles west OF
Tulsa ON the Red Fork car line. Ems
ley is also engaged in making cement
blocks for sale and is competent to
do all other kinds Of stone work, brick
flues also. lie has teams to 60 haul
ing for any one. Postoffice, Red Fork,
or phone me at Red Fork bank. At
your service,
JAKE ENSLEY,
Red Fork, Okla.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1918-02-02
on account of the bad weather

The school wishes to announce a
valentine tacky party, to he held at
I ,. m. on the afternoon of February
IA. There will be many tacky fea-
lures. among which will be first
and second prize offered the tackiest
dressed persons. Admission. cents.
Proceeds to 20 to the School Beauti-
full Fund. All are invited.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1918-02-02

Buy your stationery at the star
office All kinds OF box stationery.
inks. pens and pen staffs. pencils,
rubber bands ink wells. crepe papers.
fancy and plain crepe napkins, writ
ing tablets. legal blanks. note books.
record books, day books. cash books.
mourning stationery, ladies' visiting
cards, business cards. lottcrheads. en-
vclopes and all other kinds of printed
matter. We also carry school sup
plies.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1918-02-02

a pleasant feature of our school
life was an informal reception on
Friday, January 25, rendered the
Ska class, which graduated from
the school by the SiX-B and Five-A
elias 'es There was a school pro-
gram rendered, the boys quartet and
the girls seXtet taking part, after
which refreshments were served by
the hostesses of the afternoon.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1918-02-02

Mrs. Forris Nealy returned Sunday
from Horton. Kan. where she had
been called to attend her sick sister,
Mrs NJ II. Buchnor.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1918-02-02

Mrs. Cordelia McClain, wife OF
Billy McClain of this city, is in In
dianapolis looking after private in
terests.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1918-02-02

Mrs. James Thomas of North
Greenwood returned from MusNoLce
tlis week where she has been In the
hospital.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1918-02-02

Miss Gracia Comel, the famous vio-
linist. entertained an appreciative
audience at the A. NJ II. church last
night
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1918-02-02

The attendance has been irregu-
lar so far this year on account Of
gas shortage We hope that this
condition will be remedied for our
last semester work
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1918-02-02

C.J. Jennings Of South Main street
called at the star office this week
and left his subscription.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1918-02-02

Mr. Robert Love, president of the
Booker T. Benefit Association Of
Muskogee. was in the city Tuesday.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1918-02-02

The annual basketball game be-
tween the faculty of Tulsa and Mus
kogee has been postponed indefinitely
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1918-02-02

Mrs. Alberta Martin. attendant at
Washington hospital, was carried IN
Ardmore this week. seriously i'll.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1918-02-02

Mrs. May Ella Webster is confined
to her bed with injuries received
Tuesday from a fall.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1918-02-02

Dame Rumor points the finger of
matrimony at one OF our teachers
mind YOU 1t is written. Dame
RumOr"
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1918-02-02

Miss Patton with her Three-A
class interpreted Sleeping Beauty by
a play on January %. The visitors
were the Three-B class. Refresh
ments were served
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1918-02-02
,escDoNO9l'' {
NN()IEs!
DUNBAR GRADE SCHOOL

The teachers express themselves
as being well pleased with their
new set Of pupils and hope to do
better work than ever before
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1918-02-02

Mrs Mary IIorn from Nashville
Tenn. mother OF Mrs G.. w Hutch
ins. is here to make Tulsa her home.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1918-02-02
HIGH CLASS CLEANING OF LADIES FINE GARMENTS

method the best We your clothes sanitary
make your suit look Beware of the inexperienced cleaner
The cheap the when he thru
with nice and they look than they did before
send them and don't be because will make them
look like We will make old hats look rex New
made your order All wool guaranteed Wagon will call and
deliver.
Phone 1892 NJ Cincinnati St
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1918-02-02

The stork left a visitor at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Hooker last Satur-
day
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1918-02-02

one Of the most wlde-awake
Squads Of the city is the Ladies'
Ala Of the NJ 70. church Despite bad
weather their net proceeds last week
were $14.39.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1918-02-02

Mrs. Cora HiIiard Of Muskogee
was in the city Monday.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1918-02-02

The school was favored by visit
from Doctor Whitley, lately ap-
pointed health inspector for this dis
trict.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1918-02-02

Dr. G. y Wlckham. grand chan
collor Of the x. Of p, spent Mondey
in Oklahoma city attending a board
meeting OF his order
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1918-02-02
dNWHAI''S'' DOING / 60
f.IN T0WN2

lhe Ladies' Ala win give parlor
musicale at the home u Reverend
and MIS-. Johnson. Gil Easton Tues
day night. Refreshments.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1918-02-02

Doctor waynes is sick at the home
of Dr. a. c. Jackson, Moth Dctrrii.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1918-02-02

Dr a. f. Bryant. who left the city
several weeks ago 20 take his sick
wife to specialists n her home in
Nashville. has returned 30 his bust
ness and practice here Mrs Bryant
is improving
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1918-02-02

Or =. D. Morrison OF Muskogee
was In the city tuesday.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1918-02-02

Mrs. Lee McGrcgor is very sick.
W. =. Carter left Sunday on busi-
ness trip to Mariana, Ark.
Doctor Johnston Of Coweta was in
the city this week.
Mr.. Thos. Gentry Is sick at his
home on North Detroit.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1918-02-02
cnlRorRAcrlc lKl. .s.pLak.nki

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-04-08
Can't Help Bit
Admire Babies

az Neslling cuddled In iss Bonnst'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-04-08

ing to $4,000 has been made for it.
The match will be under the super
vision Of the worlds champion sod
turner. J. E. Hauskins of Eston, who
boasts he is no "silk shirt farmer"
but a real one bred on the soil.
So determined is Canada that its
wonderful wheat growing prairies
shall not lie Idle for lack of the popu-
lation to work them as the wheat
growing valleys of the United States
are worked, that not only on the
Great Snipe Lake farm, but through
out the province, whole armies OF
workers with a feet Of tractors like
the battle tanks Of Flanders will go
into action as soon as the spring
opens. According to the suggestion
of the Hon. George Langley. of the
Saskatchewan government. who pro-
noses a government enterprise on a
BIGGER scale even than the Oliver
farm. $500 tractors and 10000 men
enlisted as soldiers Of the soil. could
seed and harvest a million acres TINS
vear and add at least a quarter OF
a billion bushels Of wheat to the
gtorehouses Of the allies.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-04-08

All blowing contests since pio"S
first were made will be eclipsed by a
contest next month among the
twentv-six units of a $4,000 acre
farm. each unit being 1920 acres,
where iron horses viii plow, seed and
harrow in ten days time or less two
thirds the entire acreage Of eacn
unit. Individuals ard corporations
returned soldiers and retired farm
ers are vieing with each other n
the government il Canaca's gigantic
effort to grow a maximum quantity
of wheat. Not only has the uomin-
ion Government ordered one thou
sand tractors delivered this spring
for distribution among the WEeat
Growers. but the government Of
Saskatchewan alone will put IN stop
an immense government tract II u
fellows the lead Of the Chicago
c-snitalists headed by FREDERICK ,,
oliver. who will operate $4,000 acres
in the Snipe Lake district Saska1-
eheWan. Ia IN
that Shine Lake farm Of Ar. Ollvef'
and q purchase Of tractors amount
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-04-08
viii Ask to Use
No Wheat Until After
the Coming Harvest

Washington, April 8. Every first
class hotel and restaurant in the Unit
ed States will be asked by the food ad-
ministratioh to foregO entirely con-
sumption of wheat in any form until
che mex harvest.
Following voluntary pledge of 500
leading hotel men last week state food
administrators have peen directed to
round UP all first class places in their
territories. Those responding will be
placed on honor lists to be published
broadcast. At the same time, the food
administration announced its measures
to enforce observance of regular wheat
saving regulations on all other eating
places.
Hotels or cafes which use more than
six pounds of wheat flour for eaet
ninety meals served, or more than two
ounces of wheat flour in any form fol
any one patron at one meal or fail &c
observe wheatless days or otherwise vi
olate the rules will be subject to sus
pension of supplies from bakeries. a
ers subject to license control wall d.
directed to withhold goods from re
calcitrant eating houses.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-04-08
Children Dry
FOR FlETCEER'S
"A IS @ RIA

boys and they are making a noteworthy
record for their morals and ability. Soon
/ expect to go where the others are Io-
Gated. You may imagine that they were
rather glad to see me, and l not less
SO to see them.
Morals Well Cared For
The streets are patrolled by United
States soldiers and open soliciting is
checked. It will be still further redue-
ed, as certain streets and sections arc
wholly forbidden TO tho man in uniform.
Wine and cigarettes take their toll, but
most of the men arc standing out
against them like heroes, except that
practically everyone smokes.
Next week ] am to leave this section
and 90 into a French base for . month.
There / am to live with the soldier, try
to tell him about the American soldier,
what America wants, etc. and then 1
shall take up work with our men again.
seeking to tell them something OF the
French viewpoint. 1t is an exceptional
opportunity given me and l am only
anxious about being able to meet 1t.
/ am cared for well; have food n
comfort d plenty. The Officers are kind
and thus far, have allowed me to SEQ
everything. / count myself fortunate be-
vond any other "Y" man in France,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-04-08

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