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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-10-25
PIKEVILLE

The funeral service of Blake Stall
lard, who died of influenza at Ann
Harbor, Michigan recently. was held
Thursday afternoon at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. III. II. Stallard or Front
street. II was private funeral on
account of all churches. etc. being
closed now. The funeral services
were in charge of Rev NJ. C, Reynolds
and DR.. James +. Record. The SER
vice at the grave was held by Rev. T.
b. Ashley
Blake was : very ambitious and pa
triotie young boy He tried 10 join
the navy but was rejected so he de-
cided to help his country by further
pursuing his knowledge and therefore
he entered the Students Reserve at
Ann Harbor Michigan, He made ma
my friends during his life. who sym
pathize with the bereaved family and
relatives.
Mrs, Stallard, the young mans
mother. took sick and died Tuesday.
Mr., and Mrs. j, w. Cockill returned
home recently from Ashland whore
thy were TO see their daughter in
law, Mrs. Warren Coekill who has
been quite sick but liz better now.
Flora Pinson has accepted posi-.
ton with the Edgewater Coal Com
pRuy OF Heller,
James Scott. OF Frankfort. IL a
business visitor here,
Rissie Sword was the guest OF Mr.
and Mrs. J. NJ. Staten of Yeager. re-
Gently.
One hundred and fifty cases OF the
Flu are now reportd In Pikeville, sew
eral cases where the entire family is
sick. The Red Cross is rendering SER
vice everywhere and the epidemic is
hoped TO be wiped out soon.
Raymond Ford, who has been with
his aunt In Cincinnati. is now with
relatives here.
Miss Florence Pitts. who has been
her for several weeks. left Thursday
for her home at Salem, Indiana.
Miss Martha Crawford. who is
teaching AT the Hindman Settlement
School arrived here for a visit with
her parents. Rev and Mrs j. r.
Crawford
Mrs. Ed Holley, of Ashland, is
spending few days with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Bales, OF this city.
,
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Kenova Victims.

The funeral of Mr.. A. w Merideth
was held at Kenova Saturday Chas
Rutherford died there Saturday and
the remains were shipped 10 Cyrus,
w. Va.
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Killed in Action.

Jim Il, Davis, of Buffalo, this coun-
ty. was killed IN action IN France. ne
was with Perahings men in the Ger.
man drive.
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BUCHANAN.

The Spanish flu is raging in our
community with no deaths 10 date
DR., Prichard now has about 115 pa
TENTS.
Miss Lucy Burris. OF Huntington Is
here visiting friends and relatives.
Mrs. l.. Il. Bennett and Mrs. Delba
rlmp were visitors at the Locks on
iohday guests of Mrs Joe Compton.
Mrs frankie Cartmel has gone TO
ashland, having been called there by
the critical illness of her daughter
Miss Jennie. who has a position with
the Express Co
Several from here attended the flu
neral OF Alex stump, OF Waibridgc on
Friday.
Sam Truman was q business visitor
in Pikeyiiie one day lust week.
News came Tuesday Of the death OF
Mrs. Dan kinner. and two year odd
child, OF Ashland. both being victims
of Influenza. Mrs ISinner was for
merly Miss Marian Fletcher, and was
a daughter Of John Fletcher Of this
place.
Mr.. and Mrs, Ben Buckley OF Scio-
toyille, 0hio. are guests Of parents.
Mr. and Mrs. j $, Truman.
Mrs. Martha Compton spent the day
Monday with Mr.. and Mrs, j. X,
Compton of Prichard
There was much alarm in our
neighborhood the other night when
Rey. Samuels called the neighbors in
to help get Il supposed burglar out OF
the house. They went in with weap-
ons, but the burglar got away
Raymond Compton was in Ashland
last week
Lindsey Ferguson, of Louisa Was
the guest Of Miss Bessie Truman Sun
day.
Wabash.
vess Bryan, who has been quite
III with typhoid Is improving.
Mrs. Lib Stump, L. L. Bennett and
John Fletcher attended the funeral Of
Alex stump at Walbridge,
Mrs. NJ. ]. Edmon has moved to
Ashland.
Mrs. X. +. Burchett and daughter
Belle, are recovering from an attack
of the flu.
Mr.. and Mrs, George Bryan and
baby are here from Barboursville on
a visit to relatives.
Quinn Shannon and Mrs. j. G. Es-
tep are Ill with influenza.
Mrs. Mary Buckley received let
ter Sunday announcing the death Of
her sisterinlaw, Mrs. VIII Buckley
at Sciotoville, Ohio.
Mrs. Tom Cartmei moved Friday to
Ashland.
Greene Cartmel, who recently mar
ried Miss Lizzie Stewart will occupy
his property vacated by Mrs. Cart
mel.
w. S. Roberts came home from
Whitesburg Friday very Ill with the
grippe.
Miss Lucy Burres returned to Hun
tington Monday after visit with rel
atives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Copley are suffer-
ing with influenza.
John Fletcher was called to Oak
view Sunday by the death Nof his
daughter Mrs. Dan Kinner
The Influenza situation in the sur
rounding neighborhooe here still re-
mains critical with new enscs every
day.
Blue Belle.
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Moved to Ashland.

Mrs Rogers, of Whites Greek. died
of Influenza a few days ago.
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Monday

The towns OF zeebrugge and Heykt
have been occupied. the entire coast OF
Belgium evacuatd by the Germans.
inc Bruges-Ghent canal crossed and
the fall OF Client is momentariiy ex-
pected, while $1,000 Germans have
been forced to cross the Dutch from
tier and are now informed IN Holland.
This sums up the fighting IN Belgium
which In the past week has swept
the enemy from strongly intranehed
positions. To the south the British
have advanced TO within two miles
OF Journal In the Selle River sector
they have crossed that stream, and
throwing in every available man TO
stop the tide OF allied advance. In
the Champagne region the American
forces have captured Rethi az the
point OF bayonet and pushed forward
their lines,
Although there was a sharp de-
crease In the number OF new caaes
of Influenza in New York, the death
toll from pneumonia still grows. i'm.
der q law Just passed landlords who
fail during the epidemic TO live up
20 contracts calling for heat win be
seriously handicapped by the disease
----
Gen atlCrce writing on the sit
uaion on the Battlefront. urges that
NE people think moro OF victory and
less OF vengeance. He declares that
to create in the minds OF the German
people the idea that the Allies intend
TO destroy the nation il TO play ia,o
tho hands OF the Hun war lords.
In a pouring rain Paris yesterday
celebrated tho liberation OF French
towns from the enemy, the first fete
day that Paris has observed since
the war began, being the opening o.
campaign for the new French loan.
chriStencd the Liberation Loan on
account OF recent events on the front.
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Liberty Loan Trip.

Miss Jane Matney was business
visitor in Catlttsburg.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-10-25

Linton Trivette, vice president OF
the Plkeyllle National Bank. made a
campaign on Pond Greek in the In.
terest OF the Fourth Loan. He also
visited friends In williamson
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Died il Camp.

Died in Camp.
Alexander Young, son OF j H..
Young. OF this city. died OF pneumonia
while in Camp Eustace, Virginia
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visits Relatives.

Mrs G. A. Wright, of Williamson. is
here FOR visit TO her parents
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DAILY REVIEW
Sunday.

Germany, II was reported from Gee
neva, would dispatch Saturday night
It's reply to President Wilson's note.
The reply. II was reported. would ac-
cept all the terms with the exception
Of that concluding submarine warfare
President Wilson has rejected the re-
quest OF the Austro- Hungarian Gov
eminent for an armistice. Austria
was Informed that conditions have
altered since January s, when the
President enunciated his fourteen
points, and that any change in the
Austro- Hungarian Empire must be
made in accordance with the desires
OF the C2echo Sloyak and Jugo-Slav
nationalitIes.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-10-25

Although influenza Is rapidly disap-
pearing from army camps. the epi-
denic Is reported to be rapidly
spreading among the nations civilian
population. In New York a half mil
lion persons have the Flu" The total
deaths among the soldiers 10 date is
l4,ihS
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-10-25

The Americans are playing n prom
inent roll in the fighting on the west
ern front. Gen. March yesterday told
the senate Military COMMITTEES. Ito
pointed out the gains made In the
past week by the Allies In FIahdys
and declard that the enemy was CIV
ing way along the entire front
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-10-25

The influenza situation in Louisa Is
greatly improved. Few new cases.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-10-25

co. a. II INIT. Camp Meade, Nd
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-01
Women can Run Tractors.

That the tractor l. the solution Of
what part women viii play IN pro-
ducing tho food supply of the coun-
try after men have lot the farm
for war service IN thh belief OF
prominent tractor authorities.
women drive trucks and tractors
in all OF tho helllge 'ont countries,
and there is no quesiina but what
they will rise 10 the occasion that
presents Itself In doing farm work
by using the tractor IN Aneri "a. "
aaid NJ w, Hanks Of New York.
standards manager for the Society
Of Automotive Engineers.
"A woman has abaillty 90 sense
disorder In the mechanism OF a trac-
tor tho same M man has lie, only
disadvantage is In The physical abil-
lity TO stand the work a"
lie pointed out tho tendency
among the manufacturers OF trac.
tors 20 make their tra.tots simpler
and with greater case Vt operation.
Many makers have drafted their mA-
chimes after the lines ~ .ho motor
car with the same nature ot steering
apparatus and the cushioned seats.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-01

used instead uf the rais!ns Thicken
the Juice for the sauce. which ls
very nico. ~ II has the plum flavor
and Just tart enough to be good
This recipe makes enough for two
meals and is just as good steamed
over,
Cocoa Crumb pudding---To two
cups cocoa add ono cup bread
soak few minutes, Hwceton Ia taste !.
turn into butterod baking dish and
bake fifteen minutes, Make frost
Ing bv beating the white or one ogg
and adding ono hfAping tNkleHpoon
each of sugar and grated cocoRnEt,
Spread over pudding whcw baked.
Set In oven until ltght brown.
Serve with cream or milk.
Economy Cakc--One cup mo-
lasaes, one cup boiling water. two
cups flour, one cup corumeal. one
and ono half teaspoons baking soda
two teaspoons ginger, one-half tea
spoon salt five tablespoons melted
butter substitute. Raisins may be
added Mix all dry ingredients.
add water and moiaAses mixed; last,
add butter. beat well ana bake IN
shallow pan IN moderate oven about
one half hour.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-01
MARTINS0N AND THE
CHAMPION TO MEET
ZbysIko, holder OF Worlds wrestling
THE, La Master OF all Holds;
Mhrtinson Sensational.

When Wladek zbyszko AMI Paul
Martlnson meet here at Convention
hall next Wednesday nlsh:. T'ust
will not only have an opportunity
To witness championship match,
but two OF thf'most sensational Krap-
piers that ever went on the NIT viii
be striving for supreme honors.
ZbysEko Ia ono OF the most learned
fellows u person will meet, Iie speaks
II different languages. and IN a stu
dent Of law His style on Tho mat i-
unique-he has no favorite hold All
wrestlerB have various methods
Frank GotchH favorito was the too
hold. Lewis favogs the strnngle hold
Etecher Is n master Of tho scissor
hold. and so on down the line. Hut
the giant Pole uses them all when
one Is ineffective, he triea another
Martinson In n young gfapplcr, un-
known until year or 40 ago, Hc
flashed into The sport world by de-
feating Joe Stecher, and since that
time has been rapidly comns to The
front
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-01
JARDtNE IL NEW PRESIDENT
-
Former Dean Su,Cccds Dr. Henry
Waters, Who Resigned.

TOPEKA. Kan. Feb. william
NJ. Jardine. dean OF the division Of
agriculture and head or the agricul-
tirRl experiment station OF tho Kan
Aas agricultural college, was today
elected president OF that institution
by the state board OF administration,
1t WAS announced here tonight Mr.,
Jardine will succeed Dr. Henry j.
Waters. who recently resigned.
Dean Jardine is widely known thru
out the country az result Of tho
experimental work he had conducted
at the state agricultural college
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-01

bOu Lost email male tUS tsrrier
white with dark head wore tan blankel
when lost Ro~ard 'Rh 35B1
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-01

rent. reasonable. close Ia. Phone o65i
BOSTON s 500 Young man Of splendid
character wants roommate. pleasant
south room close in Phone 55g5.k
home. close ia. suitable Tor two gentle.
' men, g. per wcek l<nc 'is5.R
BOSTON. $ s2a--Well furnished. close ln
upuapi room year bath man OF msn and
vits Phone t5Gd
BOSTON. s, sOl eaNieciy furutshei .outh
bedroom modorni close In Phone $40
RIOS ruN. s. SOC Sleeping room Tor gen.
tlrnan in close in room Phone iaOo
BOULDER. s. lloG-For rent two rooms
strictly modern nicely furnished scr
wants quafters. 60 white people only
HOuLpfR q. nos Nicely furnished
sau'h,sst rocwo 80 gentlemen. Phone
hOUIDFR 4, Tig one furnished room 10
CARSON. -. IB2I. Nicely 'urui-hcd bod.
room for gentleman, with or without
ptNiIcgc Of garage
CHtYiNNE. n. lu2l- --For rent. one welt
fH.Ht.I.t south room adjacent NFih tur
refined gentleman garage In connection
it desired references
CHEYFNNE $ 2ll-One nicely furnished
room close m rent reaHonablef geuie-
men ouly OsaEe a90S
CHENENNF g. SITS For rent veil fur.
nish.d bedroom. suitable for one or two
gentlemen.
CHEYENNE. s. 7i3-lafge front room
nicely furnished south exposure
CINCINNATI s.. lDI5-Ouc or suite Of
furnished or uniurnishcd rooms south cH.
pospfg Appiy after t.20 p m, q
$ l53I--OuN slrsp.ns fcom
south nud west Exposure private 81.
trance gentlemen only Phone 'l7I
IFTKOIr s. sOi-EsirA large mod o.
sleeping room sui'ghlr for two gentle
men. tWtn hedo connecting bath b.4o
garage Phone 1900
DETROIT. S. 72t one sleeping room boz
private home g'gtlemsu only. phons
2gTs
EIGHTH 2. 2lI-NicsIy Furnished sleep
lng room south exposure references;
gentlemen preferred Phone 2o45
tLEyENrH V. ti5-Ni-ely furnishsd
front room for rent in Walking distance
aud un rur tine terms g. per week Call
before n m. or after b y "a. Phone
Jl2Ap
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-01
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IXlulah

The newest town In Oklahoma. In the rich
Usage Indian country on the new Inc Of the
santa Fe rsiiroEd that IL now under course
Of construction will have great sale Of lots
or March 5ih Steel will reach the town
site ~ April ist aud the trains vii soon
be running into the new town The new
bank uiii open for business on March 5th,
We viii also have other kinds uf business In
the town by that time HJLAH will make
good town We are looking for people
uho want locations Tor different kinds Of
business fifteen days after the steel
reaches the new town the p-ice Of lots will
be advanced 20 per cent Get IN nov and
make money on your Investment Write
the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-01
BOARD AND ROOMS

ROOMS FoR RENT FURNISHED IT
ELaIN =, ait-Rsiinsd Young lady wishs.
roommate. has nice room In steam. heated
apartment next to bath Phone olt9
ELGiN 3, siO-Clo.e in. beautifully fur
nished IeeoinE room; gentlemen only.
Phone ilsO
ELwoOD n, ilG-Nire furnished room
for rent. $40 per month
kLWoOD n. Well furnished room
for rsnG $40 per month
ELWoOD. 4. 8!t-D,r reat hrstelsss
sleeping room gentlemen only with or
without board
fifTH. D. iO23--Two Furnished front
rooms modern, newly decorated Phone
5l7d
FIFTH. ". 2to-For rent nicely furn,shed
room apartment for rent
FRISCO, 4. s2l--For rent modern tur.
nishsd room fof one pr two gentlemen.
Phone tJatJ
FRISCO. s, 22OH -One pleasant front
sleeping room close Ia. reasonable Phone
trance connecting bath. garage, break
tast " d"lr-i
HOUSTON, 4. S01--One sleeping room /.
7 blocks from Third and MAN Phone
A7l6
HOUSTON s 3o1-oue sleeping room, 7
blocks from Third TO Main
JEFFERSON. =, ls25- Nicely furnished
large southeast room. adjoining bath
priyAie family one or two gentlemen
/ preferred references. minute iitney
| aeryice
MAIN X. l7O2 Room for rent a, i7O2>s.
/ Main, very desirable, private entrance.
Phone 3Ol6k
M'CoY AND TESTH--Livinv room. 30
| feet long nice side dining room and
] Kitchen. hot and cold water. use Of
hath part use OF front porch
/ NINTH, ", 2l5-Room for two people,
| lady or gentlemen employed Apply after.
| uoon or evening"
/ PERUVIAN, S, ftOs a Elegantly newly
/ furnished mOl,n bedroom FOR single
/ man or two or man and wife Phone
/ Usage 76I9 South Denver iitney every
" minutes
HOsEDALE, Lovely room for ladies'
employed Windows French doors pn.
| yatc home. on car line, use OF kitchen II
| desired Phone 596g
SIXTH, T.. 26O5-rwo large extra large
| furnished housekeeping rooms. Phone
ispt
IsOUTH stpR--loyely Furnished room
| private family; reasonable, gentlemen I;
| references Phone 84s6.J
TWELFTH W aOg-Nicely furnished
room adjoining bath; private family
| walking distance Phone 1913
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-01

MENU HINT
breakfast.
Baked ApplS'
Hominy Top MIX
Cheese Toast Coffee
I.urnh.
Uannelon OF Reef Brown Gravy
Rice Stewed Tomatoes
Brussels Sprouts Fruit Pudding
whipped Cream Hair Cups Coffee
Dinner.
Creamed oysters
Rye Meal biscuits Butter
Cocoa Glngsr Nuggets
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-01
BOARD AND ROOMS

IIoH~ HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS 10
BOSTON y. l7AG--Two large south nicely
furnished rooms and slecpns porch for
housekeeping piano front aud rear en-
trance good we'll Phone aJl2 until q
aud aala.J after 6.1u
BOSTON. n, $40 Two nicely furnished
housekeeping rooms modrrn, no chill
drrn Phone 25aOR
hOsION. ., ,4O-ror rent. three mr.
uthcd rooms Tor housekeeping, front
AVID rear cntranr good we'll Phooc
Aal2 until 9 ant l1i9.J after $50
nRApN, ", l-l's Large choice corner
room fer light housekeeping clObo IA
nn chldrrn Phone 7OTA.J
BRADY, ", 40 Two unturnlshcd room,
water in the kt,h.n.
cuEl ENNF N. ta7 Two large house,
keeping rooms furnished exceptionally
nice, electric Hight. other modern con.
tancc North Main car line
LnENENNE. n Ses-tor rent. tvs lArgs
modern rooms electric lights. Phone
tlAdj
CHEYENNE, 3. 9i6-rwo nice light
61og,eA,op'9sg rooms close In Phone
ClNlENAr1 N. Ola--Two ligNt house
keeping rooms desirablc walking dis
tancc rrarunable
kLGtN, 4, iOlG--rwo nice light house.
keeping rooms furnished 81 per week
light and gNs Furnished
ELWOOD. n. AlB--WAuted. two aides,
employed, TO share room modern apart
ment With two other aides Phone 704l,
ELWOuD. \. 9i7 Two good housesscp-
Ing rooms nicely furnished to small
family no dogs Phone istT
FRISCO, s. I0l--Two furnished rooms for
light housekecpiug with the privilege OF
using Kitchen with one other party
Phone aat6
HODGE h.. l5l5--Two light Housekeeping
roomsi furnished modern Phone 70 i'
INDEPENDENCE u, 1874 For rent. two
large housekeeping rooms and furniture
for sale over Nounkpan's Drug Store.
LEWIS. n, a6--For ronL house, eepinE
rooms private amlil close to Iiuty
FHd rar live rh'ne 'ldtH
MADISON. g. 5ll--rwo suites Of light
housefecpinE rooms Phone 57lp.
MAIN. n, T0i- For rent. IN tho Kenneth
apartments, suite Of two rooms, fur
niahcd for housekeeping 70 couple
MAIN. n. 6l9--Four furnished rooms Tor
housekeeping front and back entrance;
no children. Phone l9ei,J
NORFOLK. +, IO-one modcr, house.
keeping room. Phone l52d
NOuALFs. s.. 1lO-For rent. light house.
keeping room Phone 7ss.
IhOENtN n tHn..l ltaht h1asrkr.unK
rooms. near car line, children welcome
oue tnr -. two for ~
ROOMS Two single rooms furnished for
light housekeeping all modern convent.
encc with phone new apartment be.
tween Main and Boston Phone s220
ROOMS FcR RENT FURNISHED II
ADMIRAL y. II0l Two elegantly fur,
nished rooms Tor rent Phone 5o64
BALTIMORE, T.. t6al--Ncwly furnished
housek coping rooms modern. gas, wa.
ter and lights furnished rent reason
able. call IN person 1884 south baiti
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-01

Pineapple Whip--Beat together
White OF one egg, One-half CUP
sugar, one cup chopped pineapple
Cor other canned or fresh fruitD un-
III Ktiff enough 30 bowl can he
turned without mixture spilling
This can be used for frostlnE for
large sponge cake or will serve eight
persons II used with desserts.
Srsham pndding-Two cups gra-
nam fiour, ono cup sour milk. one
+ halt cup cooking molasses. "A little
sah. one teaspoon soda. ons cup
cnopped -raistns or prunea. Steam
two hours To be eaten with sauce.
For the above pudding a good and
. economical way 10 10 strain the Iuiee
l9DR can Of piums which can be
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-01
runELY PERSONAL

fUHELf PEhbOhAL
lltL. jon. JACK. CHARLIE YOU
made yOur reservations for the big cham.
pionGhip bout at Convention hall Wed.
hcsday nish March 81 II not do 10
now TIE choice teatA are going fast
Phone Usage f7u7 for reservattors
SEVERAL babies for adopton Mrs Mu.
roy, lli5 East Olive, Guthrie, Okla
SPECIAL NOTICES o
CLEAN uF and weep clean keep your
house from catching fire tho American
lncinerator plant opened again, buy q
burner save your house and your neigh
bor's house 7ld West Park OaAEs
a7Oi y NJ Mitchell Prom
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-01
SPECIAL NorIcEs
AUTOMOBILES
AuToMonILns roR BALE

ButCk--one 1917 buick light sS road.
stcr llke new one 1918 Ford roadster.
new one 1917 Ford touring car south.
western EBrar" 2ll North Main
nuICK Fer sale. Buick roadster; good
condition Phan. 4ih2
DOb0k OAR sod two months owner
drafted n6lPrsre Nor'd
FORD--'rruck with top body sud side cur
tAins; good condition Can or address
Electric supply Company phono 6o6
FuRD-for sale ttveDassengrN cheap. II
tNten At once lhnne i2aS "a @1pii X
car. will sacrifice Nor quick
sale Inquire Dh9, care Word
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-01

boo Lust blue And b,aoE spotted bird
dog Finder phone 1897 or call 81 l4At
Forrest
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-01
WANT ADS
RATES

One tent = word each insertion.
Minimum space ~ words
Minimum Amouut one time zoe
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-01

buu-Losl, male scotch come dog nsme
Ming hoeRst tag 2lJ Phone si5 or
return 70 1874 south Cheyenne aud re-
ssive liberal reward
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-01

DOLD WISH PURSE lpsi between EIey.
enth and Carson nnd Third streets, Phone
.pUHt Reward
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-01
Beautifully # ur nished

Bedroom With adjoining sleeping
porch. suitable FOR or gentlemen.
Robinson Apartment No. 2. Phone
1915 or SOFA.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-01
cLEAslsa AND DYHINo

SANITARY MATTRESS Co--MAtrssses
rcnoyated returned home same day.
PhonE Usage oA49.