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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24

| '' N''S $3.50 ''''N''b wv
porics,
Address
Eicholtz Furniture Company,
Muskogee, Okla.
lnt'NG LADY Refined aud well educated
young lady With 9iU.siq- petsopaIiii for
permanent tfhyrlius position the work
ia along school lines and pays q E0ad
talary from The start, alec railroad fare
ana good commission give full pnrtiru'
lars aud telephone number Address NJ,
care World
| MtEkLEk INC Help meet huge dc
mSnd for kuiiied goods industrious per.
cons provided with prohtnhl. stcsdy
home employment nu sApcrisnrc o. cah'
yssslr.! good rAtea Of gsy, Wheeler,
Inc, sgT Madison, ChleaN
Five LADIES fiYe bright capable
ladies TO trstcl, demonsuaie and sell
desirrs tii 10 800 per month Rail.
road fare paid uoodrich Drug company,
Dept ds3 umaha, Neb
EARN sa6 WEEKLY spsrs time. writlng
ior nsrsrspefs magazines, espsrieuGs
unnvJrsAary details Tree Press Nyudl.
cate "a. st. Louls, Mo
NOtNG WOMAN--Wiih good edueaiion.
over 2h 10 do human i0tsrsst library
work salary fi3 10 start ei,e telephone
Address " care Notld
WlllTf WOMAN--Wsutsd rflishlsS mid
die ssEed 10 s'sis, with hoesework aud
ears OF children. Phone Bifo
HELP MALE OR FEMALE 30
CIVIL stRVlCE EXAMINATIONS IN
Tulsa soon men and women desiring
government elersshlps departmental
posi- office. railway mail, eustoms, sisnog
tspbrrs. write for free psriioolsrs 20
&. Leonard lformer government es.
amincrl Hid keheis hldg Washington,
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS your
state soon uuprsf rdenied demand for
government ,,"tst Ermp this epPor
George " Rohbias civil service expert
-prdap h,dg Washington, D g
SHOE -alssprope wAnud Appy NsnaEst
shoe Department Scott Ia ubaftou Al
hou 20.
htt NuGRtruER spd book Keeper want
I'd combination bookkrrpvr aud sts
nographsf salSty no object 10 fisht
iAfN ApllV 4ii'y = m fssnh.TS
Ton Metal g.. ~nt ard 0resnvood
sALEsMEE AND AunNrs a.
SALESMAN 10 ,cll stock In refinery lust
completed and tunninE ful capacity this
hurf dollar for dollar with per cent
interest Eui frr"iVu rommon stock ffHr
Of cost 4 number " lulsss best busi.
nes. men are interested and vsnt only
hiCb rlasa sAicsmsn 70 sril stock No
others need aprI can Williams Usage
l'up. a. d y m
srO,E sAlksNEy- Plnsstial house has
opuuius tot five $4,000 per moa.h stock
shIrHWan 20 follow go i've leads which
roh us from $40 10 Sii apiere Ia small
.H....
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24
lNANCIAL

FusrNr orpoBTuNiTrEs a.
lINERf I-f l~tHtg words in 100 month
UasI Cope Afv Ngeug 81 Louis M1.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24

srENDGRAtUER Dssi-es position have
Hoviedse Of booksrepins Phoue 21to
ENuuUtrhtR desires position. ran
mfrl,H r.t, frfrfences. CAll a929
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24

BOsrpN. 8 Csl Furnished room close
.H, down stairs Phone 8til
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24
BUSINESS
FOR SALE

Ua.rr $4,000 year, and can be
IuuH1 w'h little exponse. owner
e..s r.. var $500 takes it for quick
.rn -ogr one ,vith hnstie can make
$4,000 gsnr or more ON very little.
capital ,aU .u person at 407 South
'....,l
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24

sIENuGR hPHER Experienced wants 20.
AiiaH. talsry expected 600, Phone
.Ul9 2 after p N
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24

sHsJrNNT N'rrHrss Cu -NAurtr
r..,.n..N un. homo slH, iaF
rh.n# uaE. ry4H
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24
~0-nt nvMENT
NATr9MpN Avn AGENTS


Ant>hs sue per tcni profit wonnds,tnl
i'.I. .itl.Ip .ansthing newi sells lks
F.I'fr. .aHiR risht ip your p9eNyui
nrI" st, once ior free sample - ~
nlsz> sales manager, 1907 American
h'. Cincinnati, Ohio. ---.-.,-
h|U'p uuslNEss MAN wanted who is
Insu.4N.f acquainted with hasiness propl.
of Iulsa. nu capital required, but wsn'
syrrHrs with eifiriea, salr,msnshlp
ability N 400 monthly ehay 70 tlaht
party AUsurr, giving name, Adafes"
and reference. to Les, T"Isa WerId
-| NfU gfNr rRofir selling Jaellee
fUHa Hiusflera to auto owners Eafakys
tauhrt ,psR plug trouble, sells NE
' . .i... ..'''si ai. 's.s,''il e.. iI,a sso,S south
lst..H street unahs. Nsb.
Nft tNp NuNEN Make $40 weekly
Hiu. HfIra 'ur fasi selling guatan,sFn
Goodyear faiurUAtst sample coat free-
.Hal.sr Mis Co.. psE'. ao9' hAnss"
WoHuFltnJRNtit osse hre in any coal
Hf.,. from 0Ga,uil, heats coal agenIs
tcutHHa Wondof burnsr, Dept ., 90
'nmHHH ohio .-..--.
NTuATIoSs WAITED MALE ~
ATTORNEY Yoaug castern attorney would
N.. l4 Lr0uma associated with lay
hru. Boz ns- excellent references rAd'
d..a pI1 sare World -.
.nnUhEtrfR wanted position for
.NNIi HiS hours t1fh daf, aH ua1 avn,
a's sr' Saturdays Ah esparlsnels',n
lU"kt,,Nrf and tvpisii an, hing cons'd'
y.fi rh0nr Iabi.j
ruutkttptR Wanted = set Of books 10
write 49, balance cost And detetInine
uryglrss Of the husinsvs pt the date de
ur'd % D cste Of Tulss Werld,
CARPENTER Aud jobbsr Wishes repaig'
lug alteration etr. llollis, ossge 1888.
UhtrrtuR sls yeArs' experience any
mako OF ,Ars desires position, Address
L. ", uwAsso OtlA.. Hos Tts
uNiLFV 0ood prAriirai ariiier would
Ike tdaty work cleaning out DIE
rafe World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24
ANNOUNCEMENTS

mn, 81
---a-=------.
ANNn, h,rc
H'i'OOI'SI"'IN'S y
GARD OF THANKS
WI WIsu 70 h,,k nm, man, fri.rA. Tor
their Lindne.. snd Tor III, nsny noral
offerings during oar recent Bereavement
Mrs Clark Morgan ana children
FUNERAL NOTICES
..,-,.-,.,.. = =, '-''1N-' ~ : 80
NOV ENNh ne Iupeiai OF hob'fl Nov
stay o. hf.G"" M"o a's s'tntul} 81
,,S ""AplII Wv o, nru Mg"usN a.
Hurtsi u,I -, in uskIaWn r,met.ry
LOFT AND FOUND 7
~ tUs lol. siuus Of shsl besdt. b,
tween Ninth ana lG,rd and Main Finder
Eicase return TO hun irdgm~u, 1lH
Wet NinthJ or AN hH4l. Il
DOG Ono .Gark and tau buufT I'M z
months O(A with letter HR un lei, hind
l,g {TN2
,.KsTI az onfsiEfptN -p.,....,,- ,.,.,.i .,,,,
rom s,oi,n- ,so -r,.,ra a iois mod,l
w. t'" 80" o,.nsu, - n,
- -roots "'I 20, ists, NJ gVry
n,.'. ,,i tt.R AZ
GarJ ~. an Joay, II fa,oa na,,f,
Southscs'crn garage. 2II North Mnn
Tubs OkA Phone 8s3
GOLD WATCH Lost. one gold watch init
lAls on - + N'' Please return 10 2ll
West Fiith street W phone ms ryward
KEYS Lost bunch oi three ksy, on Fold
rhain Finder please return to Hunt.
Murry store
kiI -aIoyFs Fou,d r,Iy a, l.dy., Ma
r'c,r, psrty ma, have sAp,o b, ra,ins
}or nl, al Phone GG7 w
yxtgtrrr,pt rtrpp .a,,-7,.,t. .,I
rim. between sprrry and Tuha Finder
rein'n 70 Mason ".taEe corn" nm
sna So'lh h'"'uo'' O' b"oNo ''oo. '0
triFH i'Nh'a -...-..--..... ......
ONEKtOAl III party who took overroal
from Admiral iitney car will return same
TO the Pioneer Telephone Co, fourth
floor there Fi'l be No questions asked
PuCNt1NvOh Lost on Norb Main car
$50 Sturiav morning about 10 -
ocloct roe."ibook containing two f4l
9i,1, W. G,g', ., ., so 'Gnn, 'GGMy NJ s,,s
f" E,.srl r,fugTrd to Y
sprsdlhs, Lombsrd Addition Il H.
,,,',,,,,' - 1T ,.....-----.
uhSE IoH Eg Alu pure p'lNeen
10y tsN 'Tu ,,ntGn w
,rJ,S JpS ,'1rrir, Csii j7q5r or ,,,nr,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24

WOte the Prices:
ONE FORD RACER
on oNE FOR FORD TRUCK
$lS5 CASH
ONE FORD TRUCK
500 CASH
ONE FORD ROADSTER
Sl60 CASH
ONE FORD ROADSTER
$3.50 CASH
ONE FORD TOURING
$50 CASH
ONE FORD TOURING,
1917 $3.50 CASH
ONE. SCRIPTS BOOTH,
1917 $370 CASH
ONE BUICK LIGHT SIX
$j25 CASH q
0 N f STUDEBAKER,
1913 $3.50 CASH
0 n f STUDEBAKER,
1915 $40 CASH
ON + STUDEBAKER
R0ADSTER $3.50 CASH
ONE REQ TRUCK-$110
CASH
ONE BUICK ROAD
STER $125 CASH
ONE MAXWELL, 1917
1928 CASH
ONE CHEVROLET, 1917
$500 CASH
ONE HUDSON, 1917
MAKE Me AN OFFER
ONE STUDEBAKER az,
1916 $l25 CASH
0 n + V f. l. IE-MAKE
ME AN OFFER
SEVERAL OTHERS.
If you are going to ride
this summer you had bet
ter get busy as these cars.
are all guaranteed me-
chanically and in good
running condition.
Good Rubber On All
OF Them
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24
HnLp MALE or FEMALE


SALESMAN 10 ,ell stork In refinery Just
completed and tunniHR full capaeity this
"a preferred Binrk and iryet0ra Ate paid
hurf dollar for dollar with 7 per cent
lntrrnst Eui receive common stock ifrr
of cost \ nuihhrr " Iulsas best buti.
uuss men are interested and wEnt only
hirb rlaso sAirsmsn 70 sril stock No
others need app'T can Williams OsaGo
ItuY At o. A. tr
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24
AUTOMOBILES
AuroMoRIlr roR sAL

CHANDLER Fo- sale, G.cywder E.p.s.
,engrr tourtg car bargain at 5000
lhonu $3.50
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24
Phone 5000

Telephone Jopr want ads to The n
World oher u is more convenient for ~
W do 30 This Is Al accommodation service
and payment must be made promptly Al.
way' szt that your telephone advertisement
be repeated bntk 10 yol by the person
taking H.
hvsys say when you get Tho World tels.
phone operator 'Giyr me the want ld.
iAker Give your name address And tole.
rhcnt oWnbvt first then give your uaat
ad TO her
Ouroi'town. household goods snd titus
tioni wanted ads must be paid IA advance
NisclattficHtion Of Advertisements not
permitted.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24

WANTED Youpg man who knows tho
town and sit1 hRs fairly GOOD cduca
nod aud writes plain hand Apply mAa.
Agtr Western luiou
bH : DETECTIVE Orrs,sr opportunities
nov fhHu ever before, fryr6Aeutatlyes
wanted rt,S whrtr iisrtlay usicgiI,s
Agrny 81 Joseph SO o."
nuINo NNN Wanted 10 wort lu gatale
Srr Ne W.eirmauu Elrctiir Vehicle 6
bA'trN Go sNrhth ard Main
MN.ith Experienced maH iu put,hating
t,lfr'r rnt wslh a. oil company Answer
H.a A5s care World
Sis MES Wanted ala u0uobion pisstorrts
nr bDstnr. one bintk north OF trr Nofth
Side school huudsy
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24
WANT ADS
RATES

One rent word each insertion
Minimum space i2 words
Minimum amount one time zoe
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-20

Ncatiga,ion for the French govern
ment of the success ~ nolo 6a-ha,
executed ~ "A French tmitor. IN get
ting tl,sh1.OOO ~ German money In
thlH coun,ry for purchase OF the
Paris Journal. hut added that since
apparently the Paris journal did not
thansc Its attitude ~ loyalty toward
France, the Transaction was "A "pure
s~indle" Of the German government
Reads Documents.
Mr.. BECKER read document. ya,h-
cred parsy by the british secret
service, showing that the German
foreign office and other government
departments at Hrriin maintained
elaborate syHlrms both hefoue and
after the European war began. ,o IN
flu"nce Thought all over the world.
working mainly through the press.
branches ~ German banks ana com.
mrtrltl houses co-op"uitrd to pru.
mote friendly relations toward der.
many Juurnalints, college professors
hankctr business men Hnd CONNER.
cihl consular attaches many OF
them being riti2rns ~ the country
In which they worked were en-.
ploN"d, Mr licck"r said 1'rlallv
the ptnphganda was insidous with
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-20
SPRING CREEK PROJECT OUT
OF WATER POSSIBILITIES

According To u 4 pressev sp.nk .
lng before the LIONS club y.st.rd,v a
noon on the subject ~ water IN.
spring Creek project ls eliminate a
from consideration of Tulsa In tho
matter OF water supply The only
projects being considered ar. Shell
creek. Sphvlnnw and Grand river
MI Ir"sseN went into details "a. To
IN" methods employed IN obtaining
good water, and ~ the conclusion ~
hN hIk he answered number Of
questions asked by interested mem
bcra
Mr Hressev told NJ the treatment
" water a. Muskogce where hr hns
lu" mad" an cNnmipatlon and how
IN" water was more contaminated
after ~ got into the filtration plant.
owing 90 tho fact that thr basin Ind
not been cleaned. ana after proper
richrInE. the bacterial count was
"nlN about AK or seven 10 the cubic
Contimeier
I'm my judgment therc are four
gr"nt elements In building a city"
rtii Nj IrrNsey First Ii men
without thom. ~ city rnnnot be
hu'' SECOND IL tranaporittlon
Great Ciii's are usually hullt where
~" means ~ transportation are en-
htg'd Third, rnw material is i'm
rurtiut Anh the fourth is pure water
and stni'ptlun Combine these four
elements ana YOU can build a city"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-20
SPARG0 LETTERS READ
AT SOCIALISTS TRIAL
AD WITHOUT
b"nun"intion of I'nr,, stand u,
Former Leader Head Into Ncc.
ord AT ihrrgrr ilrnring.
VIOLATIONS ARE DENIED
Defendant Gcrmcr SAYS no ,on-plr.
"N Existed Ia Defeat Law
Nnish's Name Il Rruught In.

tlll'AIn. bee - Iritrrs from
I1hh Spuru, u which h., declared
mat the attitude of IN, rn,l,li.t
parry since th" beginning ~ the war
h"l hr"n 'uunoutrnl. Nm American
| ""u pI".'"fwtu. we're read To the
JURY To-Day bN counsel fur the gov
''"Iu'ul during the ttuss rNamlua.
'"h ut Ndulph tlcrmrr. general SEQ
| ''''lN ut ih" national so,tilIsi purtN.
~ ih" iiitl ~ i've socialist lrtd.rs
'"l Nlnliliuu ~ the espionage Law
"pdisn ~ one letter said that the
'hl for IA" ~ LOUIS convention OF
~" parry held IVA Apri lylT, at
Nhl,h IN" Proclamation and war
p"li"fm Nrt" adopted. read us N II
"ltht nav" been written tu the der
man foreign office lio protested
against the convention being held
~ W I"uH 'un" ~ the lnrgcs,
! herman cit rs ~ the United autr. 90
Hphfg" was a member ~ the exec.
uiit" committee uf IA. ma. .ounI So.
tlhllSt party hut resigned in NAV.
| lFl +, ana later was srut abroad "A. a,
| n'hh"r ~ a labor commission by
President Wilson
| Ndnlph trruirt was ON tho witness
"'hd all day ana WAS suu under
/ ,l"NS examination when court nd
! luufnod
Th" name NJ Frank T. walsh for
lu"i mead ~ the national Industrial
relations commiss on and uniu 70.
Gently luint chairman with william
Tan ~ the federal war Labor
h"ard. was brought into the case hy
''iw"r llc said that walsh Clnr-
enc" 3. barrow and Seymour Strd.
! man were present Ht ~ meeting OF
n" executive committee ~ the ma
u"nal s"'iiliN party In Chicago In
iuN, III at which the 80 ponage
Jaw ana certain literature heiug dis.
trihut"i hy the organization was dis
CupYcd
~" sa'd that a commlttr. com.
POSED ~ Nahth barrow St.dmnn
hnFdhhl nnd himself was named tn
y" io Washington to protest against
me action ~ the postnfflrr drpart.
n'ni in Hurptcssing the American
Socialist
icrmrr admitted that million. OF
copies OF pamphlets declared hy the
t"N"tnm"nt nH HcditiuuH. had been
distributed by the sorialis, party
bcrmrr In his direct examination
d"nl"d ever having received amy
money from German sources To Oh.
pos" war "" said every dollar ex
p'hu'i was toh't hutcd 10y the mem
"'iNhlr or the socialist party
"" denied responsibility for al.
g'd anu war nrticl"H published In
tn" American SosiAlist. although nd
mitling he was business manager az
the paper
i"rm"r m.S he never advised any
on" not 20 reg stcr under the s,lnc-
i've draft but an the contrary. hnd
TOLD number ~ persons that thcy
should obey the law
"" denied ever having consplr.d
WIN any of tho other defendants Ia
violate the espionage law
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-20
COULD HARDLY
WALK HE SAYS
Real Estate Man Crippled
With rheumatism; Could
Not Put on, Shoes.

II was so .rippled un with rhcu
mu'I'W inli I could hardly walk
when beg tu using Thnur snli
J 1, owens q well known real estate
operator. rcH.dIug ut Nll HIVnA street
san Antonio Texas. recently
About u y"1r ago ho continued
y began to suffer from rheumatism
that Kept getting worse In Hpiir ~
ali that I could do My limbs would
aph" gn I could hardly hear ~ and
WN iuiu's would get 90 stiff that ~
times II wpv All could d. tn dttg
myself around when got out ~
he'd 900 IN" morning mN hands and
feet would be NJ siiff ana hurt so
hpd could hardly PIT ON nii shoeH
! suffered druulrs night ana duy and
though tried about every hing In
the WY ~ treatments thtt I could
hear uf nothing did me any good
"bne diN read IN the papers about
a man VINO had been relieved of q
ease ~ rheumatism like mine
through 'ho use ~ Tnnlac ana that
encouraged ~" 10 give Il u trial I'm
certainty GLAD | iii Tor n has done
me mutc good than anything else I
huN" ever taken ~ the time I had
used up my first bottle. IN" stiffness
hud about icft my Joints ana my
imh. had stopped aching Nv I'm
urotcment since has he"n 80 wonder
MI that am confident q few more
bottles ~ Tanln, viii make me as
well ts ever was
Tnnlir b. sold IN Tulu hv quaker
Drug company rutltau Drug com
pnnv ana hy the leading druggists
Ia practically every city. town and
village IN America
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-20

an attempt To- conccaL It's real ma.
luic or putpoH"
As eatl~ aS 1903. riid Mr.. uerkrr.
H"otse Won Skal. \ former German
reserve officer and later auditor or
accounts of New York city. was toid
ON u Nisit to licrlin lev "A representa-
h\" OF tho foreign Offices ptt-,, hu-
foau. that he would be VumNhlr 100
cas-" of "A future war, 10 keep tu touch
with IN" press In ia" United states
There Was NJ evidence. however.
mat he acted In this capacity aftrr
IN" United Sihtus entered the war,
the witness said
TriNi to iIuy News Agency,
Tn" t"tiuan government in NAV,
1914, thre" munths before the war
opened, tried In vain tu huN tn.
ottoman t"l"stlphiD news agency.
with headquarters IN lHrdad, to
spread Grtmhn propaganda The
publlhtion OF "A German edition Of
current Literature, "A magazine. ~
which George sylvester NlWerk lu
the United states, aud h. father.
Louis Niererk. IN llcrlln. wctv pro-
motcrr. was mentioned hy the vii.
ness together with the Gcrman,,
museum al Harvard and the move
ments tn exchange professors with
American universities. Hs Grrman
propaganda moves
one example of enemy prouu .
ghnda, said Nj llevkrr. consisted ~
the Systematic effort late IN tpl7. To-
spread throughout tho world, the
idea that Gormnuy vts on the verge
" internal revolt and that the kaiser
wuuld soon ho uverthrowu. The rrt
that the dissemination ~ th,,-, r
ports was encouraged ly the cher
German guNrtumru' tru~iT. wt4
convincing evidence that the efforts
were propaganda Intended ~ pur.
alyLe the prosecution uf the wai. IN
Mir. lieckct's opiuiun lio nid
these reports hnd been r"ut oui ~
Germany bN george 4 Diell cuirv-
Hpondcnt ~ tho New Nork ''yrulug
Mail, uftcr ,hc United states htd ru-
tered the wnr. and were circulated
widely hV the Mctlur" newspaper
syndicate, described as subsidiary
~ the Mail
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-20
MUSICIANS WILL ASSIST
SAL WALTON ARMY FOLKS

Tula musicians have word from
tn. Nnnk soldiers at tho 'front.' that
th" SALVATION Army IL some inslltu-
ton 'DOughnuts an everythins, -
/ they write
And the musl slrinnr union plans To
ptN the salvation Army back Tor
some ~ the fine things II has been
doing Tor the roldierH The first In
uttIlmcnt ~ the payr,cnt IN all set
fot Monday morning. wLer at 90
every union musician IN the city IN
going To- Join IN u hand concert on
tho downtown streets to boost the
army stock IN the matter ~ "A Christ
mas fund
Every musician capable OF per
forming In bard will report Monday
pvcrmb bct %. promptly ut st5 nj.
THIS arrangement viii enable the
musicians employed Ia the theaters
To participate
Employers of musicians In other
Vucntiuus ate asked 10 cooperate by
lctliny the musicians OF duty be
tween the hours nf at6 a ~. and
~ so p M, Monday NEXT
rhis movement of the musicians
union is IN recognition of the great
charitable work and front line first
hll utthWl IlIHnfI Nv lVf FtlNh'lbN
Army IN the European conflict
Ever, letter received hy the must
Ciiua from the boys at the front veto
loud IN praise Of the excellent work
OF the Salvation Army aud the
musiclans of TULSA. ~ well aH all
other patriotic citizens. feel that they
ARE greatly indebted To them fuf
their great work
When you hear the band neNt
Monday morning you viii stop.
lLslcn ana lousen" Throw your
money ON the drums
Members ~ Local No % NJ y
I VIII take this article ~ official
notice 20 appear ~ muSirians' head
quarters promptly az sA5 a m.
Monday
President 4 prothero viii be
In chntgc ~ the hand
Iuiriutic workers who wish to as.
tIst Will report 20 committee in
,httg. ~ the drive J T. prothcro.
- J Fox and A y Young Mon
day uuruing al second ana Main
streets
Harry waters. Joseph Lynch ana
J. N Kelly. very popular uenbers
of the musiCltns union, have o..
turned from the army camps ana
vii appear with the boys upon this
occasion.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-20
AUTOMOBILE CLUB TO HEAR
ROAD MATERIAL MEN TALK

Auiom1h le owners will have AZ
opportunity today to hear expert
rotd builders ana men Nerz"d op
building materials on th' subject uf
highways
Colonel Wirr ot ~ Louis of the
TeNaco company. and " v lirownell
of the national Portland Cement
company. will address the Autnmo.
hlic club ~ the regular weekly
hotel
An invitation is extended to any
one Interested IN the matter ~ roads
tn attend the sessions also any one
who IN interested IN the protect on
of automobiles against theft us
both matters viii he under discus.
sion
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-20
RAISES MONEY HERE
TO BUY PARIS PAPER
uorr Than Million II Subscribed
Among Germans of I. :. by
Bolo pasl,n-I'ro,cs Swindic.
PROPAGANDA IS EXTENSIVE
,uclcr of New York Attorney Cen
ernr. Offic Reveals Methods
Planned before War started.

WNsllINGTON. bee. ~ propa
sard, machinery set up by the Ger
1,n government IN licrlln and
throughout the world to spread GER
manic IDEAS and tho methods or n
nanpuE this IN the United states,
u,f, described today Ia the srnat"
In,raiIgtilug committee by Alfred
l. Up,krr. deputy attorney general
VI Sew Nnfk.
m, Wlutcss also told Of his in
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-20
Invite Wil.,n Ia I,.Inn,i

BELFAST, bee Is The lord
mayor Of Dublin has called a mas.
meeting In Dublin for SUNDAY tn cN.
tend an invitation 60 President WI.
son To visit ireland lie has sur
gestrd that similar meetings hc held
IN other Ccntcrs through the island
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-20
Get Rid of That
Persistent CouaR

stop tkst weakening. perristent courN
or cold. threatening threat or lung
affections, with Eckmant Il,eratlve,
the tonic and uphuilfcr OF 20 years
successful use. No and 81 80 bottles
rom druggists, or from
EcKmANXABoRAToRY. Phiiadsiphu
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-20

Farmer grocery vii have the
cleancst ana fattcst turkeys, geese
or hens ever sold In Tuha lO7 East
First-Ady,
Emmons County record., 1918-10-10

liam ,Mecollum Sadie Mccollum
Grace MccoiIum Liliian McCOiium
tnow Lillian Long) Philip McColium
Lillian Wish Clement Graham Martin
Harry Cook Clara Burnop George +.
icMurray Mary Edna Payne Mary
j. Mcbride Arrest Strand and al.
other unknown heirs dcvisees and leg
atees and all unknown persons :nter-
ested in. the estate OF said William II.
fayh. Deceased. Respondents.
Notice IL hereby given by the under
signed Frank f.. Hanson Es-
ecutor of the estate of william,
II Payne Deceased late of tho
city of Java In the County of Wal
worth and State of South Dakota de-
ceased to the creditors Of and all per-
sons having claims against said dece-
dent TO exhibit them with the neces-
sary vouchers within six months after
the FIRST publication of this notice to
SAID Executor at No. 327 C.tizcua
Bank Building In the city of Aberdeen
IN said Brown County South Dakota
or to II. Il. Ienk at Hague No. Oak
who Is the resident agent In the above
entitled estate
Dated October i'h 1913
FRANK II. HANSON
ESccutor.
First publication on the IotH day of
october 1918. q iwkn