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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-20
Theatrical Folks
May Next Be Sent
to Work or Battle

WASHINGTON. July 10 .rro-
Iesslonh baseball players of draft
ago must work or fight immediate.
~ ana Tho draft regulations may
ue changed soon 90 include tN.l.
r.'W performers and moving u.a.
,urt players and employees amans
NOS" TO sock new iobp or f.. "-
auction INTO the army
secretary Baker settled tho qu,.
non $50 Tar as baseball .s r.r
y,eFned, today. IN an unquauGoI
decision holding the game IA uou-
productive occupation.
iie believed tho sropc Of iie rrr.
Visions should be $50 ENLARGED as
20 include other c7am,es of rr-.
sons whose professional orc.,r.
ton 's solely that Of optertsI,iug
L"siumhtc theatrical pcrform,. ,..
were specifically exempted In mo
original work or fight ordrr or
rho provost marshal gtnr}al and
"a rorcu, ruling placed an thia ,It.s
actors and skilled employees In pro-
ducing moving pictures.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-20
INCOME TAX OF TEN
PER CENT is FAVORED
House Ways and Means Committee
Wants to Place Minimum for In
di,idunls and Corporations.

WASHINGTON. July IA 10
per cent minimum income tax for
individuals and corporations in lieu
Of the present per cent for indi-
vlduals and 6 per cent for corpora
tions was favored at today'a cxecu-
tive session OF tho house WAYS and
means committee. which is drafting
tho new war revenue bin. No con
eiuslon was reached, however
Members OF the committee tx.
pressed fear that with present rates
The '6,ooo.Ooo.Ooo revenue planned
from Incomes and excess profits
could not he raised WIN This fl,
Hllnu. some members suggested 70.
aott TO consumption taxes b,t tI,is
! NH trEHrded as last cSpedicnt A
sught tax on cotton also was snr
Gn une assumption that nation
"iug prohibition legislation now
P'nuihE IN congress will not b. On.
sGteu ,Iu thls year, there was renewed
discussion OF obtaining mora reve'
nue. from beer and Other irto,i.at
ing liquors. ~ was suEF.st.d MAJ
a ulrect tax on Etoss sales In sIi
transactions from mAnufact,,
0o"Suihor would Weld $4,000. 600 600
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-20
sNIN on - Mills
MADE BY ALLIES.

~ lNN AHHnfIaAtN NffhN
WITH TGtE AMERICAN ARMY
HETWEEN THE AlSNE AND THE
MAINE, July 10 The Franco
American troops made AN Advance
late THIS afternoon ON the Soissong-
thateru Thierry front, averaging
about Two kilometerH tubout milo
machine gunnro } Vicious German
machine sun fro southwest OF soiA-
sons hampercd tho advance for only
. short period In the same section
Tho Germnns attempted 10 use tanks
against the Americans, hut hot
flro soon compol lied the tanks to ro-
treat
The advance began with q bRrrags
openinE at sac o'clock. Tanks we're
sent ga by the allies 10 absist the
infantry and machHe Eunners and
the Germans cndeavored 10 stem
the tide with heavy shell fire.
Southwest Of soimons tho Germans
repeatedly attempted 10 reach the
allies big guns. The German fir
Ing continued until long after dark.
but the French and American guns
responded In kind, and gave FUN
protection Go tho allied forces a.
they advanced along the line, Sew
oral towns were captured
Heavy rslnforcemenh we're rushed
W from the north by the German
command IN a desperate effort 20
head or the hard fighting allies
whose rapid advance would. N con
tlnuod. sever tho German lines Of
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-20
HUERTA SOUGHT WAR
AT TEUTON COMMAND
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NwDriDl tn stir up l'ruuhl, aud
ilring uu llu-uliIic~.
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-20
The HeiDfML Man

- - = = =
No uoysr t~ the trouble. be- only saw 'h'
decd
lie never thought Of distance his miud
wAs on the need.
Tie never teskousd moucy A. rfi'e worm
uo ,sid ,1 oaly value vas the good that
10 could DO.
lie never topped 10 reckon What he'd mits.
~ SOY, 10 stay .-,
And help fellow being Who Waa STRANDED
on iho way
Never paussi 10 think Of plsasursa that
he'd ,lrrithcd long snd planned,
All he taVI0>na one in trouble Who must
have hslpigg hand.
There ssrnsd nothing 80 Important that
be- wauIdn't tgrn stIde
por tho man who usrded friendship and
and vas really trouble tried
lie vasu one t0 answer ~ have some
thing tlse 20 do.
lie thought bis foremost duty vas 10 help
- man hs knew.
II. n~sr saw the trouble; ne only saw
The deed.
He never hought Of sacrifice his mind
Wa on tho necd.
And hs had this simple motto. vhieh BE-
followed 10 the cod
when the other mAn's In trouble hsi'h
The time 70 be bis friend
Copy right 1918 by EdeAr A Guclt)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-20
BEnIJS ADMITS GAINs
mn CLAIMS IlEPULSl..

HERLlN, via London, July 10 --
Admission IN made in the German
official communication issued today
that tho allied troops. through \
surprise counter offensive on Thurs.
day broke into the German front In
fantry and artillery lines at Isolated
points between the AiEne and the
Maruo and forced back the German
llur later a strengthening OF tho
German positions prevented tho al-
lioH from breaking through, tho
statement claims
4 frush attempt by tIr French To
drIve wrdse through the German
lines between the Aisno and tho
Marine was r'pulHcd with heavy
losses 10 the ttiurWrc forces. ac-
cordins 20 the statement 'ssucd by
general hcuJluarigrs this evening
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-20
RED CROSS WILL ORDER
RELIEF SENT TO RUSSIA
God. Clothing and Medicine WIN bc
supplied NJ Earliest Possible
Moment"

B. WAsUINGTOS July "a largo
cargo of relief supplies, principally
fooisluffa, clothing and medicine. is
TO he dispatched 90 Russia by tho
American Red Cross 'at the earliest
possible moment" A special ship
will he used for tho purpose and tho
cargo will he accompanied and dis
trlbuied by " group ~ Rod cross
representatives who will work under
tho direction ~ tho American Red
Gross commission now in Russia
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-20
COUNTRY GOES BEYOND .
CALL FOR WAR FUNDS
Third Offering OF Certificates u.
duoed as First Blocks Are Over.
subscribed; Tax Returns Hc,,y


wAsHINGsroN. July 1s-oy.r-
subscription OF tho first two block ,
OF treasury certificates issued IN an.
ilelpation OF the fourth Liberty ias ~
ana Increased returns from war say.
ing certificates and from income and
excess profits taxes has made A. nos-
slblo To reduce the third bl.Wccli,,
oiterlng ot treasury certlfic,tes -
N9O9oOO,Ooo. Secretary McAdoo A.,
night announced. Instiutions ubt..
nave made arrangements Tor snh'
srrlpuons on the basis NJ usual ~,
tering OF $4,000. 900 may carr o,,,
thclr plans. II was said
The third block OF certificate, min
be dated July e3 and viii be -
able November ~, 1918. with AZ
terSt at 4 l-2 per cent Subscrin
uon books viii lbc closed IuIy 40
The offering Of tho Issu.s gor
which subscriptions closed uIy ts
was o,Crauhscrihcd bv t9t3g.o0o a..
treasury announced today. New
York Philadelphia, st. Louis ana
Kansas city federal reserve districts
exceeded their quotas.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-20
VIEENA ADMITS PRESENCE
OF MILLION U. S. TROOPS
Socialist Leader Sa,z There T. No
Doubt That Great Body of
Americans n In Europe.

. THE HAGUE. July 70 In out
spoken comment on the growth Of
American strength IN lranro tho
Socialist ArhctIrr Zeiiung 81 Vienna
suys thoro is no doubt that more
than u million American troops al
ready have arrived in Europe u de
rlirrs that this is e. frti uf organi
ptton Bv amazing as Tho creation Of
tho British army
American participation in the
fighting" 10 adds Increases tho
German task Go ono Of gigantic mag
uifudD 20 is easily understandable
that the German command is try
ma fo reach great decision before
th, rl vrISht ot Tho United states
H felt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-20
GERMAN JUSTICE" SAID
TO BE INSULT TO WORLD
Administration OF Law In Germany
said 60 Be Rcycrslon 10 Primluvei
Hat EndRnRers Traffic.

NEW YORK. july "".--Gcrman
court t-martlslA evidently administer
thr law with stern hand In the at
tempt to prevent tho spread In Ger
many OF Bolshcvih doctrines. Their
application OF the law was de-
nouncod IN tho reichstAg by tho So
cialisI Or. Cohn, as a disgrace 20
German Justice, according 10 the
Cologne Gazette
CiTlnE Instances 20 shWT low Sc
we're those soUtCUcoH had been, br
Dohn said that a woman Vh no stopped
90 pick up her hat which had fallen
on tho ground near "A trolly car WAS
sentenced to serve ono and one-half
years In a penitenunry on charge
nt attempuR TO cndunger trinsporta-
uo
Or. Cohn said he could cnumerate
dozens OF similar cases
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-20
METEREN ~ TAKEN
BN SCOTTISH TROOPS.

LONDON. July Is Scottish troops
captured the village Of Mctcrcn. TO
Erthor with more than 500 prisoners
and number OF machine guns. In
an operation IN the Hailloul sector
tflS morning. according 10 the Of
ncial report from Flold Marshal
Hays headquarters Ia France to
night
Australian troops advanced 10 a
short distance south OF Metcron and
took eighty prisonera and ten ma
chine Euns. tho report adds
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-20
Y essei With Marines
on Board Is Reported
in Distress or Coast

NN ATLANTIC PORT, July 10.
\ cnhstWlso steamer which WIS
reported In mnrino circles today
~ having sent out wireless ~ig
mails uf distress ON account ~ a
submarine attack, had among her
passengers detachment of mn
rinc recruits. She carried large
quantity of freight.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-20
Morkmcn Get RnI.c

HROCETON. Mass. July a.
Tn" Bruckton Manufacturers assoc
ci3uon today granted shoeworkers.
other than cutters. 30 per cent
wage Increase. 90 be paid as a war
bonus The advance affects nearly
twenty thousand operatives I'm This
M,llmy There was little change u
ne cutters strike situation today
utlr continued absence forced two
sand more operatives out of
Nott' and II was estimated that
nearly seven thousand were idle
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-20

WASHINGTON. JsIy Two
hundred and nfty thousand members
~ tho oppressed CEcrho- -Slovalca
are ready tu revolt against tho hated
ruIn OF Austria Hungary declares
Mics uiE Garrlgue Mnblryk Shc
BE- tho daughter of br Thomas q.
MHsaNk and, came tu tnr United
States with him to help obtain Of
Nuinl recognition from tho United
States ot The Hohemian provisional
government which shr aud her
father helped form and which Mas
Bryk is tho head Twenty thousand
of her race are fighting alongside of
Italy and sharing their splendid tri-
umpha lu tho recent fighting, hhs
says.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-20
HEAVY GAINS ARE MADE
Prisoners Now Number
1900; Mile and a
e.. Quarter Added,
ENEMY NOW ON DEFENSIVE
Drive Is Halted to Foil
Allies; Rheims Is
Saved.

rAlbs. July iy- The Franco.
American offensive between tho
hisnc and the Marns hes yielded
thus Gar 1900 prisoners und moro
than aC0 suns, captured by tho al
licF, according TO the war office an
uuunccment tonight
An dag tho battle waRed violently.
Tho French have held their positions
ON tho plateau southwest ~ soisaons
ANA have made important advances
40 various points
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-20
Warship Is Sunk Off New York Coast;
Submarine May Have TorpedOed Her
= > = > > > > > > =
The Gather

TULSA, July 70
Maximum g. south
vinds and clear
OKLAHOMA Tor
aaturday falr warm
". sunday fair
LOUISIANA Tof
saturday generally
Ialr warmer ln
,outh portion hun
day generally iair
ARKANSAS To'
saturdey s8d sun
DAY falr somcwha
Narmrf
EAs r TEXAS
saturday and Sun
Day generally fsif
VIZ r TEXAS
saturday fair warm
20 in north portion
sunday fair.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-20

ATLANTA. Ga. July 70. Differ.
en'"H hflwcen tho striking f,rsot ear
,u'h ana the Georgia Railway and
''wrr company wfre settled "a,
sonterence tonight and tho mo,
.t'o'l 20 return 10 work tororr1y
morning, according 10 A statc,,,,,
sven out late tonight ''''''''''
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-20


licau convention at Saratoga
springs declared that no had
nothing to sAy" regarding The
proposal TO nominate him for gov
crnor
SARATOGA SPRINGS. MY. Jul,
- WIN the eyes of the political
leaders ~ tho state and nation 10.
cused on itH deliberations the New
York Republican state convention
snddonly and Unexpectedly ad-
Js@arned, leaving unanswered many
questions 90 which replies we're Gag
lorly awaited
chief among those was whether
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt would
consent 10 enter tile race FOR the
rovernorAhlp this fali. The prevail
lng belief az tho delegates left for
their homes, MAS that he would.
but IN tho absence OF any authentic
statement from him either while no
WAS here yesterday or after move.
ment 70 nominate him assumed def.
lnite and purposeful proportions. the
party managers OF all factions we're
aS much at sea as ever.
Although the convention tust
nation OF tho Roosevelt boom, Il
marked the first appearance Of the
recently enfranchised women In
biz convention on political equal.
ny with the men.
Women Play Part
The part played by the women was
not insignificant Fully ono-fifth Of
he l,Ost delegates we're new voters.
and woman, Miss Mary Garret Hay
Of New York WAS made chairman OF
tho important resolutions committee
which drafted the platform that was
unanimously adopted.
The platform adopted declared for
a vigorous win the war" policy
commended the administration OF
Governor Whitman and "emphau-
cally' urged the New York senators
10 vote for tho federal suffrage
amendment. senator Wadsworth
said he waa not In aympathy with
tho plank
The convention today listened 10 n
stirring patriotic address by former
Pronidcnt Taft. adopted platform
and participated IN several Roosevel,
and whitman demonstrations
Notwithstanding Governor whit.
mans announcement OF his intention
70 remain IN the field, tho Roosevelt
round robin" continued 10 obtain
signcrs. IL WAS reported thai
Charles Evans Hughes In Washing.
ton had communicated BY telephone
with tho petition circulators here
aud had asked tho use OF his name
A call by William Howard Taft 10
tho couniryNto eect this fall a lie.
publican congress- which he declared
would stimulate tho Democratic
president by offering constructive
criticism Of the administration's nc.
tlon and inaction, and. by ieglsla ton.
enlarge the nations military prepa.
ratons. WAS issued hy the foriner
CONTINUED on FACE TWELVE
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-20
HOoUer Is in London
To Mdke Food SurUey

LONDON July 10 Herbert g.
Hoover American food controller.
arrived today at a. British port from
America
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-20

, Az ATLANTIC PORT. July - -
The Anchor line steamship ElyHla.
b,395 tons gross. WIS sunk by u Ger
man submarine May % in tho
Mediterranean whllc CARRYING cargo
from the Far East. ~ was reported
here today by passenger arriving
on British steamship. The Eiysa
was ono OF convoy of % vessels.
The crew waa saved
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-20
Lircr MnY mnIc nccn Io.l

Late tonight ihr navy department
would add nothing to This statement
and officers profcssuI 90 have no
Information 20 tho cause of the loss
or the number Of ur,iyors ~ was
apparent. however. THAT Officials
were prepared 20 hear that some
lives were lost despite the Optimistic
tonc OF the initial dispatches
Tho return of tho uuirrsst r1ii.
ers was not 90 Doe unexpected since
tho sinkinEs OF MAY and Jun" ltf
shown that the cNGprwHu aImIrtIN
was capable of carving submarine.
warfare TO tho very doors of Amer
lea. The San Diego Was rho fr"
major warship 90 De lost since 'h'
country entered the war None hu'
commercial coasiWIso ships frI' u-'N
TO tho suhmersihlce ON 'hcI- lrs'
raid and In the war zone none hur
destroyers. transports and swu
patrol boats have been successfully
attacked
Despite reports ofAftsuas un o'No.
ships and that warning bad No,.
sent TO Coastwisc shipping to houf
close 20 tho coast. naval Officials
steadtastly maintained 'urw had u"
Information on which 20 believe thar
me submarines had cutrc again
The official dispatches tu Ono rtrs
department tonight were a1 'ar n..
hlnd the ncVs report uf tho .|"s'"r
toNIlNULn ON rtuf INE.tH
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-20

HEW NORk. July lp..THr u-it,
ish transport DJtullhn. iNb07, tons
gross, has te,u DUNK hy B,rman
sunWtrIuo on tho Irish yoast while
outward bound from british port
10 WA learned hcrs.
The DHrpathiu v0s owned uv tho
'Insrd line Prior io mo war she
was engaged lu trans. Atlantic rer,.
IDt
~ was ihc Cgrpalhlu which
answered the wireless s n. b call of
tho White star liner Titanic lu Apru.
11l'. when that vcsscl hit a. cub.
merged iceberg on hcr maiden vuy.
gCc 10 Sow YORK and was sunk with
h"Iyv loss or NE The Carpafhin
picked up and landed ~ New York
NG6 survivors of the Titanic.
Although boo the service of the
British government for several
months. the Curpathla has been used
ts an American troop transport licr
last departure from an American
port WAS In juno.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-20

LONDON July io--Thc British
transport Harunga has been sunk by
u submarine. tho ,sdmiraly an
nounced this afternoon There were
no casualties
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-20

LONDON July ipA British
sloop WAS sunk by submarine on
Tuesday says an admiralty an
nouncement today Twelve of the
crew were tho only survivors.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-20
colonel Doc Not Make Known 70.
slu"n on Running for Tower.
norhip %: Sew York.
WHITMAN STAYS IN RACE
lrc~"ut t,u,crror WDusr- In with.
draw ~ Movement tn Numo
Colonel Continues.
TAFT MAKES STIRRING TALK
Former President Urges Election of
ltcpfSlichn- 60 Push the War
Moro Vigorously.

NEW YORK.. J1ly l9.- Thco.
dorc ltooaovcIt before leaving
here today FOR oyster bay on HE
return from tho unofficial Repub
licau convention a. Saratoga
Springs. declared that no had
nothing to say regarding The
proposal to nominate him for gov
cruor
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-07-30
"PERSHING'S CRUSADERS.

The United States government
through George Creel's Committee on
Public Information, division of films,
of which Charles S. Hart is director,
lis offering to the public the first of it's
official war films, "Pershing's Cru
isalers." There are eight reels of this
film which graphically shows how
every able-bodied American is help
ing to win the war. These pictures,
which show the grim earnestness of
the United States government in its
war aims and its determination to
stamp out Kaiserisn, were taken by
U. S. Signal Corps and Navy photo
graphers and cameramen of the
French general staff at home and
abroad. In addition to this, "Per-
shing's Crusaders" will show interest
ing scenes photographed by the cam
eramen of the Allies. Each week, as
important events happen over there,
they will be shown as sort Of cur
tain-raiser to the, big feature.
.f"Pershing's Crusaders will be
shown at the Rex Thursday and Fri
day. In order that everyone may see
and thus realize the results of Ameri-
can effort in this war it has been de-
eided to show this film at popular
wartime prices within the reach Of all.
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garet Carson, Florence Harris, Mil
adred Olson, Borghild johnson, Do
3loris Barnell and Ella Rudy. MISS
Sylvia Westhoff assisted Mrs, kreat ti
in serving Il. 70 .Sss
BIRTH ANNIVERSARY OBSERVED
ID. Arnold celebrated his sew
lentieth birth anniversary Sunday
daughter, Mrs. c, s. Vincent enter
tanned IA guests at her home at Sum
nyside farm The rooms Were pref
tily decorated in ferns, golden rods
and cut flowers. MI Arnold was
given Ia number Of present and "a
s.mai II shower by friends and rela-
Itiyes. Among the guests present at
the CELEBRATION were daughter, Mrs.
Wagner and husband of Hubbard,
Mrs. Earl Hazen Of Bemidji, MIR. and
Mrs. H. Il, Arnold Of town Of North
ern and Mr.. and Mrs. p. O. Erwig
of Bemidji. E5.. i4 Y. N.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-07-30
MOTOR /, r, 3 70 BEMIDJI.
/ NJ n OScO a m HerSey, i

,a.5 Mrs. Roscos r.. IIersey, NJ rs SflerTT
man Finch, ACT Portland avenue,
Mrs. ID. A. Nudge and Miss Betty
Nudge, 449 Portland avenue, will
leave tomorrow to motor to Bemidji.
Mrs. Hersey and Ter daughter, Mrs.
Finch will return the first part Of
the d week II accompanied by Mrs.
Finch's son, Sherman, who had been
camping at Bemidji Mrs. Nudge
and her. daughter, ISIS Betty Nudge,
will remain about two weeks. st
Paul Pioneer Press, Sund lay III
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-07-30
GRAND TONIGHT

77.I Roy Stewart, Triangle star Of
western productions, is a maker Of
love matches in 1.-THE Red-Haired
Cupid" at the Grand theatre tonight
"The Red-Haired Cupid" Is a west
ern, story with an unusual plot and
bristles with lively gunplay, humor-
Gus situations and love manipula-
tions.
AS added attraction the Grand is
showing tonight "The Tell-tale
Skirt" two-part Keystone comedy.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-07-30
NATAL y j: ]. DAY D CELEBRATED.

In honor Of her birth university
Miss Lorraine Kreatz, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. George Kreatz of Be
midi avenue, ntertained at a swim
ming party and wiener roast at Dia-
.mond Point yesterday afternoon, and
in the evening at a theatre party at
the Grand. The guests were Misses
Helen Hayner, Elsie Shannon, Mar
3garet Klein, Dorothy Harris, Mar
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PERsO AL S AND
NEWSY NOTES


Mrs. James O'Neal Of Turtle Lake
was the guest.of friends in the city
yesterday. @
o. j. Hunt Of Dawson, New Mex,
is in the city making arrangements to
move here. 81 Il s 2. E. 5:.i
D $3.50 boys lace and button shoes
at Troppman's, Sale price, $2.48
and $2.69. G.s-5:.. s2. 1870
Mrs. Joe Paul Of Puposky Wtas
among the between train shoppers in
the city yesterday. 5 + =. IL.
Miss Alice Butler Of Turtle Lake
passed yesterday in the city taking
teachers examination. 81, s .a
Your soldier appreciates pictures
even more than letters. Portraits.
kodak prints. Rich studio, 20. 10th
street. 81 h 1nao-810