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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-30
M'ElVENEY QUITS FRISCO
TO ENTER OIL GAME


Local traffic mon received word
Yesterday ut lhe resignation Of A W.
MHcEN"nN superintendent ~ the
southwestern division of the Frisco
lines with offices In Sapulpa. lie
will enter the oil business
Mr MacElycny has been IN the
employ OF the Frisco for the last ! /
years ina various capacities in the
operating department ana previous
To that time was with the santa Fe
at Galveston, Texas. In employ Of
the Frisco before becoming super
intendcut at Sapulpa, Mr. MacElyeny
was superintendent Of western di-
vision OF the Frisco with offices at
Enid and for wear was assistant TO
general manager at Springfield, Mo,
Tulsa being one OF the terminals
INCLUDED In. the southwestern division
MIR. MucEWeny was frequent visl-
tor here and well known among IN
dustry traffic men as well as lo'di
railroad officials
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-30
NorIcE TO coNrRAcroRs

Notice il hereby gvcn that on the OH
day Of MAY, 1918 between the hours oi
two (2) and three 90 O'Clock r NJ IN
the office OF the Board Of County Com
mlssionera 81 Tulsa County Oklahoma,
In the Court House In the city Of Tulsa
OkiahomA, seated proposals viii be opened
ana considered By the Board Of County
Commissionrts onloiRily wtth an author
itrd nomenclature ~ the Oklahoma De
psriment nf IIighwtys for the furnishing
OF all material ,and labor and tho proper
construction Of bridge over llominy creek
on section D Of State Highway IN said
Tulsa County
Competitive plans have been prepared
and approved for both tour ~ arch span
reinforced concrete bridge consisting ~
one () 55 foot srch one tit 80 foot
arch one 90 M foot arch and one a.
as foot arrh and for eco foot steel
trussed bridge. consisting Of one tD 100
foot span and one 90 100 foot fpan
Proposals will ba considered by The buatd
Of Commissioners on each Of the pt0poatd
two types of bridges
The work proposed hereto. Tor which
proposals are asked fof b. kuown as Nlas
Aid Project 40 T. and loo the event .
rontrgct Ia awarded one hhli ~ tho cost
OF said bridge will be paid b, the STATE
Of Otlahoma and the remainder by Tulsa
County. Otlshoms
The right 10 reject any md al bid,
Is eHprestly frservef by tho Board OF
County Commissioners end the Oklahoma
Department Of Highways acting eonlofutly
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-30
TEN ENLIST HERE FOR iEvY
Three Men Prom Tulsa VIII Go to
Trimming school Thursday,

Ten men have been accepted at
the local naval recruiting office since
Saturday. W + Friers, recruiting
officer. announced YESTERDAY They
will be sent "a the Oklahoma CITY
office and will be finally accepted
there. Then each volunteer IL al
lowed to visit his family before
being sent 10 the Great Lakes train
ing school.
The following new enlistmcntS
were announced.
Rufus q Vaughn, Tulsa !. A.
gilar. Tulsa, r. ESkcw, Kansas.
Roy Hartman Covey KAN j. j.
Marlowc, Pierce city Mo Edward
Cotton and Eulyn T. Parker. Col
unsyile. Ira killpatuck Bartles
viue. carl r. Wells NinIta, Tom NJ
Potts. Jr Seminole.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-30
EAD MEN TO ENTERTAIN
PRESIDENT T'SDAUGHTER
Nj uorvar,st wilson VIII 30 Guest
Of Honor at Noon Luncheon
To-day.
SULLIVAN TO BE THERE, TOO
.,r,.c, Jnn VIII Invite Tulsans 10
"Jinc" Convention In san
Francisco.

pt- doings at the Tulsa Ad clubs
r,r,bcun today, boys, and you'd pet
ter hurry down there at noon ~
you want to get In. d,
Two famous and distinguished
quests. both OF whom are most cor
5nII, welcome as Tulsa's Nisltors--
o,s thrice welcome because She "
a daughter OF the president OF the
United states. Yes. MISS Margin
wilson. she'll be right there anu
,Tulsa's gallant nd men viii not ohS
honor her for her fathers sake out
tor her own, as we'll, because IN heI
own right Miss WilsoQ is enutleu
to the best everywhere she goes
she's doing her bit Tor her country
and it's soldier boys She is appearing
n, the army cantonmcnts entertain. +.
ING them with her accomplished
powers as vocalist. and dong II on
her own expense. Tulsa mas no
army training camp but N one
eot the cities 'on Miss Wilson'S itih-
erary. chosen to help provide her
with expense money TO carry on
her own unselfish and noble war
work And OF course Tulsa is go
ing to do It's duty
The fact that the presidents fair
and charming daughter-and the on
" one, by the way, unmarried
will be guest Of the ad boys today
Il, quite sufficient to cause grand
rush TO the luncheon room at Hotel
Tulsa and fun attendance will OF
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-30
APRIL BUILDING WILL
EXCEED HALF MILLION
TotaI For Month Reaches si7S,oO0;
Yesterday Brought Twelve APP
plicntions For Homes.

Anrll building permits took a re-
LaIl. sourt Yesterday and Rppli-
ca,ions for nearly $4,000 worth OF
-, ,esIdcnces were listed with
Rniding Inspector II. u. kopp.
The extraordinary rush brought
the months. total close up 10 $40
0oO with a good prospect that April
xiI 20 oveT the top as another half.
million month.
A week ago permits slumpcd to
.,,ch nm extent that it looked as II
the April total would not go To $500
400 The cause was given Rs a sud
den tightening up OF local banks IN
lending money. But apparently the
bankers have decided to loosen their
purse strings
Among the permits issued ycstcr-
d,y there were one for a new NJ. y
| church, south, on North Phoenix Ia
cost S6,S76. 1t is to be a frame
| building.
Another permit was FOR n new
s1s 600 brick store building ON Nit.
chell street 1t will be erected by
/ -. q. Fuller, II. II, Standeart also
took out permit for $4,000 addi.
ton 20 his building at Sixteenth and
| Rockford
The new residences for which per,
mits were issued were as follows.
NJ r. and Joe Baker. 5000 addition
/ 10 a residence at 122O Admiral. W
/ q. skelly, $4,000, 1928 South Den,
yer. O. J.. Chancellor, ll79 North
Denver. $4,000; William Htner
SIS 600 at 1928 South Cheyenne and
| $40 900 at 623 East Twentieth, Mrs
Dan Hagler, $4,000 at 26 East See
ond. II. n. Bynum, $1,000 at 1347
| South Troost l., W Pitteagor
$1,000 in Bellview r u. Fritts s. SOC
on South Detroit, +. A. Burhaus
$4,000 at 529 South Nanthus Ray
slack. $4,000 at 1892 Columbia, and
Frances B. Ordway, $4,000 on Nor.h
| Elwood
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-30

course be there without any ufs
ing
Miss Wilson was extended an III,
yttntion by wire Yesterday 20 atleh1,
today's luncheon OF the 'luo ""
she graclously accepted.
Also MIR. sullivan.
The other noted guest will be 'el-
Ttine L. sullivan OF san r'u'',
official bearer OF invitations W
grput international convention ~
advertising clubs of the world Whi'"
will convene In his city IN Ju'N
Mr. Sullivan. who Is ypi'a'
nembor OF the famous Sullivan ram .
ily-a big, handsome, jolly elolu'n'
Irisbmarr- now "hcating back 10
Frisco after a 10000 mile tour oi
the country as the official repFesen
tative OF the city Of Frisco anu ''s
ad club who was sent away ltuu'
the metropolis " the golden "esS
some weeks ago mid plare oi
music and with "godspeeds" from
his mayor and other importah'
Ff{scoltea TO deliver specia INVITA- :
tlons to the city officials OF all the
June.
Recently when passing through
Washington city he personally pre-
senred specially engraved INVITA-
ton to President Wilson ana TO-DAY
he will no doubt personally present
one To Miss Margaret
This morning Mr. Sullivan Will bc
taken on a sight seing trip through
Tulsa by Ice lowering and {. T.
Buchner who Will fill him so fun ol
Tulsa that he cannot possibly torBe'
II when he gets back home.
Tulsa Is always most cordial ana
hospitahle to her guests but the ad
club Is going 90 look after Mr.. sui
liyan especially well, for the local
club is going 10 make an effort AT
the Fpisco convention to and the
1919 convention OF the National As
tociation OF Ad clubs for Tulsa and
Mr. SullNan's influence is regarded
as worth having.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-30
AUTOMOBILE CLUB TO MARK
ALL ROADS CUT OF TULSA
"Short Line" TO Kansas CitY VIII Bc
First Equipped Win Direct
Ing Signs

The Tulsa Automobile club will
mark ala the roads and highways
leading out ot Tulsa The FIRST TO
he marked viii be the new Tulsa
Kansas city short line 80 as to have
II ready for the Oklahoma Ronrlaus
when they 10 through by mtomo.
hilcs To the International convention
OF Rotary clubs to be held IN Kan
sas city in7lpne
\ meeting OF the officers of the
club was held yesterday with T.. Urc
Guthrcy Those present were Rom
ington Rogers. president and treas
urrr, s &. French vice prcNodur
Jack r. Slaughter. secretary aud n.
l.. Standcyen and H. NJ Dtrncl
directors
They assured MIR Guthrcy who Us
highway commissioner for the
Tulsa Chamber Of Commerce that
they wish to cooperate In every
way they can In the work ot road
Improvement in this county and see
tiun.
II was decided TO leave the matter
or the promotion and construction
OF highways to the state Highway
association and the Automobile ,mh
viii confiuc it's activities entirely tu
the marking OF the roads
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-30
NOTICE TO PROPERTY owsERs AS5s-
CONTRACTORS.

bid, will DO received at the office Of the
CITY Auditor, TuleA. Oklahoma. unni y
o clock a. ~ Monday, May 18th, 1875 for
the construction Of Sanitary sewer thru
Block ii Original TownAite, Including lat
erals, connections and other appurtenances
for Sewer District No. 10. as crented and
established BY Urd;nanre No III passed
and approved the 2isi day Of MAY. ist9.
and recreated by Ordinance No. 1899,
passed and approved Msrch 10, 1918.
Plsns, profiles and specifications for The
construction OF said sewer system and Ap
Mayor and Board OF CommiSsionsrs Of said
City and are nov on file In the office OF
the City Engineer,
Bids must be made upon the official pro
posnl sheets Of the city Of Tulsa.
= The rights 10 reject any snd all bids ig
Deserved 70 the Board Of Commistiouers OF
the cts Of Tulta, utlshoms
certified check In the sum Of i've N9)
per cent Of the amount ~ The bid viii be
required from each bidder
All bids will be opened aud cdhsidered
hy tho Bosrd Of Commissioners Of, said
city at meeting Of said Board 10 be held
in the city llall IN said Guy NJ y o clock
a M on the lAth dsy Of MAY 1918.
ANY and al. parties interested are hereby
notified that yhsy may appear and protest
aFainst or object ia ssid proposed Improve
mrnts or any part thereof or any matter or
thing In relation thereto, at said meeting Of
the said Board o. Commissi0ners on the
ltth day Of May 1918
PRANK NEwKIRR.
city Auditor,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-30
GERMAN INTERNES FORCED
TO OBSERVE FOOD RULES
Hun Propaganda that Prisoners tcd
Better Than Americans Denied
By TOod Administration.
Worlds Washington Bureau
gOg Rigs pidt

gol Riggs Bldf
WASHINGTON. April 29.--The
treatment OF lnterbed Germans In
the United States is now being used
by German propagandlsts In an et-
fort TO create unrest and dissatlsfac-
ton among the American people,
Through their insidious system OF
grapevine" publicity, they are en-
dcavurinR to create the impression
that the interned Germans are being
fed on hhe fat OF the land--that
while the American people are being
asked 10 save wheat, the German
prisoners are being prodigally fed
on bread, pastries and cakes made
entirely OF wheat. Their campaign
has been directed largely TO the ru-
raj districts. and in some sections
has aroused more or less dissatls-
faction.
The food administration has Off
cially denied the truth OF such Tu-
morN, The Germans interned In
American detention camps are being
well fed but there IN absolutely no
ground for rumOr that food is be-
ing wasted. or that conservation In
not being praCtiCed, All civilian
German prisoners are subject TO,
and are being made to observe. all
rules and regulations OF the food ad-
ministratlon. Their per capita con-
sumption OF wheat ls held TO within
one and one-half pounds per week.
No commodity II wasted, although
consumption has not been. and will
not be reduced 10 Il point that would
threaten the health OF the men and
the women held at the detention
camps.
The military misconceptions
Of war-receive the regular garrison
ration OF the United States army.
This Is according to the Hague con
yeutinn. The same requirement ap-
pliSs TO ali other nations, American
and al44sd prisoners IN Germany
m,B receive tho garrison ration OF
the German army.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-30
MRS, N. F. MORRIS
GAINS 20 POUNDS
Didn't Know for 7 Years
What 1t Was to Be
Free From Suffering.
3 MONTHS IN HOSPITAL
81 Am Taking panlac All
Time - My Friends Re-
mark About Improvement.

81 have gained twenty pounds or
mora and anyone who knew the
dredAful condition | was In can
rcadlIv see the wonderful change
'Tanlas has made in me- said Mrs
y. +. Morris. who resides AT Wv
East Missouri street III Iaso' ! eNaS'
after using five bottles OF the Mas
ter Medicine,
kaose afflicted the same way can
|have but a faint idea or the awtul
Suffering | went through for seven
years. l had indigestion, bad
stomach and rheumatism In my
back and shoulders Many a day,
and even months at a time, | have
lived most altogether on liquids Oc-
Casionally for breakfast ! was al
lowed glass OF milk and little
stale bread toasted. and got so
couldn't even take that. | couldn't
even drink water without II causing
me trouble I was often so sick and
nauseated | felt like | would die and
some days there wasn't an hour but
what would have vomiting spell
and while In this fix was complete
ly exhausted The gas on my stom.
aCh made my heart beat so fast II
seemed like II would Jump out OF
wy body and I just had to struggle
for breath | was very nervous.
couldn't sleep at night and felt tired
and worn-out all the time. | had
fearful headaches and, really, |
never knew what 1t was to be free
from suffering
i spent three months in one hos
p.tu and was told my trouble was
caused by either gallstones on ap-
reCdicitiH, but | came back to Ell
faso and kept getting worse. My
suffering was 80 terrible | didn't
much care whether lived or not.
ami ] had become discouraged and
down hearted Then | went 10 a
hospital and had my appendix re
moved. hut ! stiil suffered the same
way and became more dcspondent
'Nbn ever, My husband ana family
i'id out hundreds OF dollars trying
l' get something TO help mo and
Just to think few bottles of TanIac
nave done more than ev.rvthtnn
else certainly seems ramarkabIe 20
me. Tanlac seemed to go righ, 80
The seat OF my trouble and I'm ,.,,
Gays ! hAd good appetite and com
nen'ed to gain In weight ana
,.rength My rheumatism and ner.
'ianeas arc gone and sleep good
'ry night and my appeAte is So
s.''' have TO guard myself TO Keen
',"'' eating more than | should. /
avn Hill taking Tanlac but have
r'I,aay gotten so stout and henItb,
.oNIAE That ! don't get any mora
>. Hp''hN I'm talking Tanlac an
b,,. 'll'' and my friends speak OF
nov much better look +"
c.,,n.."'!o r"'"o is sold in Tulsa by Rov
ou.t"n Rexail Drug store the
Gulker Drug company and Iaaa, inc
Adv ''e's eNerywhere.--
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-30
Death OF Fred Mn....ns.

Fred r. williams. conductor on
the Sand Springs railway for the
past two years. died April 20 after
an illness ~ eight days Mr. VIII
IAms was born In seymour. Texas
February 8. 1850. was - years ot
.nRe lie IL survived by mother.
wife and five children. two brotifr-,
one in the army in France, the other
at Camp Travis. Texas and one Sis
ter. Mrs Anna Paisley of Sand
Springs lie was member ~ the
a o T.. ". lodge
Funeral services Will he conducted
by Rev Father Fletcher ~ Tulsa
sunday afternoon AZ gao ai ih'
home Fourth and Grant streets
sand Springs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-30
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS AND
CONTRACTORS.

Bids will be received AZ the office Of
the Cii, Auditor TULSA. Oklahoma. until
q lock D. m. Monday May 18th iaie,
Tor she construction Of SANITARY Sewer,
Including lstcrai- connections. and other
appurttnAnrss Tor Sewer District No. i30,
as crested aud established by Ordinance
so l17T. passed and approved the i2th
dsy ot October 1917.
Plans proiilos, Specifications and revised
estimate Tor the construction Of said sewer
ty stem and appurtenAnc@ have been adopt
I'd boy the Mayof and Board Of tommis
lonrfS OF baid City and are now on file TO
ths office Of the cry Engineer.
Bids must be made upon the official
proposal sheets " the City Of Tulsa
The rights 10 reject any and ul bids u
l reserved 90 the Board ot Commissioners ot
! the city Of Tulsu. Oklahoma.
4 certified check IN The sum Of five tJl
! per ,vnt OF The smount Of the bid will
/ be- required from each bidder
an bids viii be- opensd and considered
l, the hoard OF Commissioners Of said
/ City ai me~tinE Of aid Board 10 he held
in the Cit, Hall in sald rtty ~ o o clock =
: ,l pn the l4th DAY o. Nav 1918.
Z W. aud.all ratics interested arr hereby
I uouftd rhpt they may npresr ahd protest
against or object 70 said proposed i'm
rrpysmrnfs or Euy part thereof or any
.rattef ur thing in relation thereto. ~ ssid
urrtiuv ag the said Hoard Of Commissle.-
rrs on thc Iiih dBv Of MAY 1918.
FRANK NEwKlRK,
Ciy Anditef.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-30

sslcd proposals viii be received by ihs
Board of Commissioners. Tulsa rothty,
Ola untn O'Clock y. m, Monday. May
b. 1918, for the construction OF two,
story aud basement Coiored HiRh School
building on Block 10. North Tulsa Addition,
ft the City Of Tulsa Tulsa County. oklA
according 10 plans and Specifications which
may be- obtained ~ tho office Of @
cross. and II u. Mailer Associate Afchi'
i,rts Room No 10, Nebraska Building.
Tuha. Okla Zach proposal shall be ao-
rompnnlsd bv certified check 10 the
prnuni ~ r per cent Of the bid Addrss.
tll proposals 10 bowls Cline, County clerk.
Tulsa County utla
Hoard ~ Commissioners reserves the
rFht 10 reject any or sll bids
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-30

Thirteen negroes were arrested
last night on East Archer street by
Constable Oberst who raided crap
game single handed. Several dollars
In cash were taken from the table
and confiscated and pack of cards
were taken from one OF the players.
In taking the catch" from the place
OF capture TO the office OF justice
OF the peace on Greenwood avenue.
four of the negroes vanished into
the darkness and the constable had
only nine whY they were docketed.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-30
223 S. MAIN ST.

together In ahs siAminstlou ai proposals.
bidders will be required 20 accompany
their proposals With a certified check In
an amount equal 10 sppros imstsly ten to)
per cent Of their proposal surh estti
flcd cherks viii bs Immediately returned
10 bidders whose proposals ara not held
for consid Grafton, after the same are
opened and II an sward IL made, such
certified cherk OF successful bidder will
BE- held until contract has been sntsrsd
into And the contractor has filed . good
laws Of Oklahoma. and upon failure Of
the bidder 10 enter into ~optrscl and tile
such bond within twsuty (20l dAys from
tho tins Of notice ot seceptanca Of his
Given. under my hand this 18th day Of
Tulsa county
proposal, said cheek will be forfeited to
April 1913
, LEWIS CLINE,
County Clerk
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-30
HORACE HAGAN INTO SERVICE


Horace H. lIagan. attorney for the
Texas company, and formerly as
sistant attorney general OF the state
left last night for Fort Rosecrans,
san Diego, Cal, where he will enter
the coast artillery service, MIR
Hagan il well known in Tulsa.
where he has gained a reputation
among his fellow members OF the
bar for legal ability and witty
speeches He was registered with
the city board here, but had been
previously rejected ms "A trifle over
weight, This defect was waived,
however, and the Tulsa attorney de-
clared to a group OF friends who
accompanied him to the train that
he would "fit in beautifully with
the surroundings in tho heavy artil-
lery."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-30
TO RELIEVE CATARRHAL
DEAFNESS AND HEAD
NOISES

n you bsve CAtbrrhsl peatness or head
noise, 20 20 your drEritt and rf' ! ounce
of "a mint double strength B. srd add 20
10 "a uint gf hot ssirr snd q little gran.
tfsted Sugar. Take / Tablespoonful four
times a day
This vii often bring quick relief from
the distrrsfInr hesd noises tlogged nos
tfns should open. breathing become easy
and the mucus stop dropping into the
ihrost n is ,asy 10 prepare costs little
sud ig pleasant 10 take Any one vho hes
,atarfhs' Deafness or heal noise should
'ys this prescription 3 lrisl Renal Duf
store Adj
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-30

NOTICE TO coNTRAcToRs--p prcpessls.-
Sealed proposals for the Electric wirine
e0iLs prosm sshcol buildirg IN Red fsfk.
tors of School District No. 2s, Red Fork.
Oklahoma, until the heut ol Q oiclosk D,
m Saturday, May 7, 1917 Plans ard
specifications are on fila with and may
be obtained from the Clerk ef The Bosfd,
~ fsd FSrk. oslshems, Or from ihs
70 Nehfaska Bldg. TaIss, okishema, All
bids viii be reesivsd by The clerk of the
Hoard, q: &, Brooks Red Fork Okia.
homa, snd zach must be accompanied by
osruhsd cheek IN the amount Of 5 per
cent OF bid The right Is reserved 70 re.
Ulerk.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-30
Soldiers Must Swim.

WASHINGTON. April 2s.-swim-
ming is to be taught soldiers I'm the
training camps this summer as a
military requirement, under plans
announced today by the commission
on training camp activities. Compe-
tent instructors will be provided al
each cantonment and where ade-
ouate water facilities do not exist
they will be provided.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-30
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses
were issued yesterday.
Clarence Dunn. 20. Claremore.
and Mona II Easter. is Tulsa
Walter Angel ~. and Lille Sal
lerwhite, rs. both Of Tulsa
Ralph q Hale. q. Forth Smith,
and Lucy Case. rs, Tulsa
GarTet Moss. rs. and Minnie Buk
ey. rs, both OF Tulsa
=. N. Foster. 90 and Miss Vera
PrindalI. q. both Of TulHla.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-30
EMPEROR CHARLES PULLED
B0NER IN OFFER @ PEACE
should Have Taken America. Bel
GUM and Russia Into Confidence,
British Writer Declares.

MANCHESTER. England. April
20 Commenting on the report from
Paris that Emperor Charles peace
uyert1res last year we're communi-
Gated only 10 President Poincare,
Premier Ribot. Minister Of war
Pninleve. Premier Lloyd George and
the Italian foreign minister and
that no hint from then, was given
the other allies. The Guardian to.
day says
We can Justly sAv the wrong
method vas Adopted method
which might have brought 10
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-30

OKLAHOMA CITY. April 90 At
meeting Of the executive commit.
tee ~ the State Bar association b.
was decided 40 invest the funds Of
the organization In Liberty hpnds
and war Savings stamps Arrauge
ments we're also made 90 send %
large delegation 20 the annuh meet
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-30
'u'UOO Testimonials From Mothers

Nsrasf Gr,, Nho have sueressmlly u,.a
Tho, mo,s sweet Powders Tor C6ild-cc
fs,srishr... 'ng erulats The bowels. reIist.
ton. .bssd,-sii.' i's's,lng disorders, eonstipa
qurnuy trssl u,s'roy worms aud IRE.
Der. for 'ra Mother Gray's STss, en pea
GsIiab'. .9Ir7 have been the al. "a
shoald r.,.. IN time Of need Motbs,s
TO- .rnss.., "''hout box in the hous.
stsre. 2i, use Al druEgisis svery.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-30

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