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Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-02
WAUREGAN

Congregational church, Rev. William Fryling, minister, Sunday morning worship at II with Lenten sermon on The Wheat and the Fares Sunday school at Il. Christian Endeavor ser vice at 6.30 with address on The Power of Prayer.
 Midweek service Thursday at 7.30.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-02
n YourK Kitchen UNITED STATES FOOD ADMINISTRATION
 HOME CARD 1918 Trade Where MNSA Eat Where You See This Embem
WHAT YOU CAN DO TO HELP WIN THIS WAR
 See other side showing WHY you should do 1t
Trade Where You See This
 N-rs- Emblem .
Eat Where You See This
 Emblem

See other side showing WHY should Our Problem feed the Allies These foods are wheat beef pork, butter and Our Solution less these support health strength All saving
  taining ngidy, following
 ONE WHEATLESS MEAL andm m of other
 
 containing wheat small
 
 CT in corn bread and other cereal breads As to aroa bake Our object s that should 1f Tuey and ONE ME txEA Have. TWO PoRKLEss Saturday. nets On other days mutton and lamb seaood poultry egg As nation we eat and Wasss nearly twice VI s4l-l Make FATsAvNc inasubsdtuss ac. stew wfoodins Save meat DPns @ oos % s s y and s esgso s tor g % instead butter But Sap efronfa @ land half ~ " si SUGAR-SAvTNG DAY ana sugar should be used var n AS nation we have Use FRUITS vEGETaBIEs ana POTATOES asundantsy
 EnIA.EuEThese foods Ire healhful anda time partly take the place sher foods which UREmK wisely. s#\4-s
 part of r. me bndn must whole milk Use and skim cottage cheese larger supply of food now tnsn in peace time sScest sOds canned dried of food raer S vorE % against the common good and against country. <ne is protecting the food supply .ssasssA little national strength pIs1 nyATTy S LITTLE THINGS GIVES AID TO THE ENEMY KEEP TEE s % ss% % sahs % nation rl shss ss practice the s'd Il. = s s s % .ss s 'a v @ ssn. s . - . s,s @ ss1 Ryors camsntraion oge tae nms caz , zsaHv pezson disErdeiHe the uodtioa -fOoa@
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-02
HANOVER

Ladies' Guild Secures Material From Baltic Branch and Will Work. For Red cross-Sunday School Officers and Teachers Confer With supt. w G. Park.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-02

 of Wellesley college and Cape Cod have received invitations to her we'd ding on March 4th. Miss Gladys Joslyn of Worcester is to be maid of honor. The wedding takes place at her home on the Cape. c. F. Latham, who has been em ployed by Emerson Lyon, is at his home here. John Kaletchitz is the guest of friends in New York.
 | Mrs. Annie Lincoln has returned to i her home after spending the winter with MT and Mrs. Lee Lyon. i Relatives here are glad to hear of 1 the recovery of Mir Russ of 2Tilll- mantle, 8 former resident, who has been seriously i'll with heart trouble. Lee Lyon was an Ashford visitor on | Monday.
 Mrs. Albert Hammond of Woodstock l Valley is the week end guest of her dahghters Mrs. Marjorie Miller ~s of Southbridge.
 Fine Music Enjoyed.
 Among Sunday visitors at Roy Clemens were Milton Frost. Mrs Smith, Mir. Lyon, c. P Latham. Mrs H. c. Joslyn. Orchestral music wat enjoyed. MT. Smith, violinist, MT Lyon cello, Mrs. Clemens, piano, M1 Frost rendered several bass solos which were greatly enjoyed, especiall, Asleep in the Deep" and The Lort I is My Shepherd He sang formerl' IWith the vested choir of New Bed ford church.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-02
LEBANON
Grange Installation--BuriaI of Mrs, Allen AbeII, Who Died in Middle town-PersonaI Items.

Lebanon grange, No. 21, P. of H. held installation exercises in Grange hall Thursday evening. when Deputy Taylor and Mrs. H. ". Sweet in stalled the following officials: Master
 c. H. Foster; lecturer, Mrs. B. R'
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-02
COVENTRY
Agricultural Extension School Con.
 tinues Through Four Days.

Mrs. Arthur Shepard of Hamden, Conn, has been visiting her parents, Mir. and Mrs. F. ". Chase.
 Miss Dorothy Thuotte Of WiiEinan- tic spent the week end with Hattie Hawkins.
 Mrs Ethel Todd of Conantville wis.,
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-02
GOSHEN

5arstow Bridge Carried Away by
 Freshet, Hauled saek-Missina Hunting Dog Found Caught in Trap
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-02

Rockwell Go. of Norwich was the. week end guest Of friends in this place.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-22
General Wood Returns
From Eastern Front

Az ATLANTIC PORT. March al
Mai Gen. Ieonsrd wood and Mai
Gen J Franklin Bell commanders
respectively OF the seth and 77th
divisions OF the national army. ar
rived here today from France on a
French steamship. on the same
ship with Generals wood and Bell
was Count Charles de Cham brun,
who has come to America TO serve
as counsellor OF the French em-
haSsy. a position which he held
about ~ years ago. lie Is direct
descendant OF lafayette and "a
brother OF Marquis de Chambrun,
who was a member OF the French
mission which Marshal Joffre
headed In this country.
MAJOR General Wood said he had
fully recovered from his wound. lie
refused to discuss conditions on the
American front. Major General Bell
also declined to talk on the subject
other than to say that the AmCri-
can troops are in splendid condl-
ton"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-22
The Sad Tale of
An AnqrH Nan


hencaih tree one day heard
Va old man spsst an angry wort
The d.! Was fair the ~ was blue
And ! was happy through and through
,nI hn mu'to,iogsocsug ny ear
Amaze. stopped Yri,hl there 10 hear
lis imprccAiiOns. launched upon
he head OF some unlucky one
You blamed Old fool. YOU u never lcafu
iet wA lour hips and wriNis must turn-
ihat had o ,olra "a thisS az depsc
~ VOID Of ordinary sense.
hrArd him sag. "llow many tines
WI YOU commit your laundering crimes
In spite Of all that you We been tclIi
-FOUR head Won even take cold
GA cNn't suorecd by looking up
ltt Day by day an We.k by wceA
io' only thing YOU do Is peek
'r psid Tor lessons. so that ou
would know the proper thing 10 do,
Md Yet by Gosh tho moment that
lou rc by your,eli you tal down uAt,
You W been trial great to me
o1 " NIlrd M, lifc With misery
ou We strewu nv psh with griet an woe
m are the hlggrN curse I kpoN
! ought my righteous wrath to vent,
To cat you of without cent
! b" Lord must Monde. al do
Jntt Why lie gave a head to you
! looked and tried In van 10 see
what manner Of man ~ss he
] hat so deserved another's scorn.
what creature dssolAte forloro
was standing there nor answering bsck
This old nan's virulent attack.
Y el strangcNt shock that | have known,
The speaker seemed TO be alone
.'Old man ,aid I my nerve slruse.
bui WHO Is he, that Won Ahusri'
le turned TO mo And hung hi, heard
tsAvc'dropper then h. sAdN said
hut since you've asked IN make It
knovua
! cam" odi hero 10 he atone
J came out hctv mykcli to eursA
NJ game NJ rolf kccps getting worse
t'oPyfiEhi 1918, by Edgar 4 GuogD
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-22
GREATEST BATTLE
is UNDER WAY

CONTINUED FROM PACE one.
dan rendering aerial observation
d nicult
Tho hombsrdmcnt today was one
a. the most intense seen along this
front As had been generally cN-
ne,ted the Germans depended on
mort heavy artillery work To carry
,hcir troops forward, Large duan-
,iies OF gas were Used at various
,.,ccs and extraordinary hish
velocity shells have been winged
ACROSS the back areas since day
trtak The Germans had made a
,rcat concentrn OF guns for this
sf,a,k and everyone OF them was
broueht into play at the outset II
y. rcpnrtSd that one German tank
WAS seen In action, but this Is not
verified. although II would cause no
surprise II true.
Tho official Statement Follows:
AT about \ O'Clock th.s morning
.rrr an Intense homhardment Of
both high explosive and gas shells
on our Forward positions and back
areas. a powerful infantry attack
VAS launched by the enemy ON
front Of over nfty miles. extending
from the river DISC In the neigh
b'rhood Of Laferc to tho Sensee
river. about Croislllcs.
A hostile artillery demoiistrl-
ton has taken place on a wide front
north Of Ia Bassec canal and In the
pres sector.
Brcak Through OutpoSts.
The attack which for some time
rast paA known TO he In course of
preparation has been pressed with
great ViEor and determination
throughout tho day In the course
of the fighting the enemy broke
through our outpoSts and succeed
irr in penetrating into our battle
positions IN certain parts Of thu
front
The attacks we're delivered In
large masses and have been oN-
tremelv costly to the hostile troops
engaged. whose losses have been eA-
ceptionallv heavy.
severe fighting continues along
the whole front Large numbers Of
hostile reinforcing troops have been
observed during tho day moving
forward behind the cnemys lines
several enemy divisions which
had been especially trained for this
attack. have already been identified,
Including units Of tho guards
Captured maps depicting the
tnemys Intentions show that Or no
part Of the long front of tho attack
has he attained his objective"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-22
Germany Seeking Peace
Dutch Paper Reports

LONDON, March 2i--Somi- Off
c!al negotiations are on foot between
Germany and the entente In which
Germany is displaying strong in
elinaton for peace. the Catholic
newspaper Nieuws Blad Van Hetzeu-
cen says 1t has learned, the Central
News correspondent at Amsterdam
reports.
This Amsterdam newSps pei IS quo
ted as sddiRg that its information IS
hat u no basis for official negotia-
IONS was reached ty March -. the
German offensive IN the west would
be- begun
According to reports from pcrro-
grad dated "Wednesday rumor Is
current at Moscow that Germany has
offered important concessions to tho
allies conditioned upon the recggni-
ton ot the Hrost- LroNsk treaty OF
peace.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-22
LEGAL


uu This thr tib dAy ot March l9ls u
Apl'a-rl hat there has been cout,cajrd 10
the state 81 ul'ator's in proceedings pend
trg tu Ne Count, Court 90 Tulsa County
nkbhNUa cue Paige Touring car tngHy
No '-uts. our Ford Roadster Engine No
l"'a-fe ani one Cadillac Automobile No
lHuH'. eSo 'ua Req Seven pssssnsor Car
Regime no .tHu. that the same ~as ordered
90 be turned over 10 the County tOmnys
slourrN OF Tulsa County uklshoma, TO BE-
disposed uf ur,u..tug 10 Law,
bL iT rNtKhtORt RESOtNtp. That
DE County CisrA Of Tulsa County. uAIA
homa give due AVID legal notice sod SOL
lsii sut, t,mohics to the highest bidder on
Monday. Apfu lst lAiS. st O'Clock T.
NJ At the West Door % the County 'ou-t
House aud make his report to this Honor
shie Hody showing ~hst disposition ho has
made Of sHii automobile
HOARD OF COUNTY tuMMlNSlONERs,
BY " l. NORTH
Attest thalrmAa,
LEWIS CLINE County Clerk
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-22
improycd Phradlsc

Come right IN" quoth ST Peter.
where YOU have received your
wings step over 10 window "a and
Eel your player plano
The new arrival seemed puzzled
My player piano. he calculated
lnersdulously Il thought YOU gave
out harps here"
We did until recently" said the
N'hdly saint but there we're 80
many complsints- newcomers from
earth said It would take them 70
long TO play them-that we decided
70 give out player pianos instead
US not so bad. we ffnd when one
gets used 10 Il. "
And this Is paradise unused the
rev arrival "In the apartment
mouse where last lived on earth !
used TO Kick because there were four
oi lhem-only four
Here he sighed deeply,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-22
Francis Pledges Help
For Russian Liberty

MOSCOW, Tuesday, March 10
Russia will eventually become a
German province and Russians will
lose their liberty II they submit to
me peace forced by the central
powers. David n. Francis. the Amer
Nan ambassador, declared in n
statement TO the Russian people is
sued from the American embassy at
NoloEda.
The ambassador pledged Ameri-
can help TO any government In Rus
ha that would resist the German
penetration. lie urged them to for
ret their political differences and
said that he would not leave Russia
Until compelled by force,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-22

President " " Wright OF Fisk
University was complaining IN Nash
'lie about the worship Of wealth
winch eharacterizes the twentieth
century
\ Young man" he said. asked
nt INC other day which was more
'eentlal, riches or brains
= Brains, said !. 'of course. hut
these times the only way man
~ convince people he has got
s'alns - 10 get riches'"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-22
LEGAL

NDNtRllSEMEAT FOR RfD-
seated proposals for tho gradin- of ihs
Athletic fieli located on the school site
belonging TO tho Rourd Of Education Rlock
and BLOCK % South side Addition and
Block IL ap3 T. Second South SIDE hd.
dilon TO the',uy ot rulsA. viii be- received
IN The office of the uSpsrintendent 81
schools untu = o clock p m April ist
said grading 10 he done In accordance With
specifications on fic IN tho office Of Archi
tect George Wnkl,r AZ Palace Building
Tulsa, Oklahoma
All bids must be- accompanied ~ ecrti.
fled check Tor 10 per cent Of the amount
Of said bid
The Board Of Education reserves the
right TO reject any And al bids
BOARD Of 'EDuCATION.
" o MCCLURE, President
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-22
Phone 6000

VtcphoiN your want ads 10 The TnisA
World hen 1t ih moro convenient for you
10 do 80 This y az accommodation service
and pay mcnt uust he made promptly. Al
Ways ava that our telephone sdvertiAsmsnt
A'iuE b.
AlNay' ssy when ,ou get The World tel..
phone operator tive mo tbs want sd'
taktt Give your name. address and tele
rhhon' onmO'' hi.k then give your ~sN'
ou. o. town. Household goods and silus
uors wanted Aut mast be paid In advance
i~'As.fiesuon Vi Ad,vftiIsmsnts not
prurIit,d
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-22
To Exchange Prisoners,

fARlS, Tuesday. March 10 "a
definite agreement has hcen reached
between the French and German
governments, taking immediate e.
feet. rcearding the exchange OF pris-
onors past the age tot 4S. An
prtNatos and non-commi sdoncd Of
ncers affected viii he repatriatci
and officers will be interucl in
SVttzerland
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-22

NOTlCE ni RONn sALr

Tulsa county. OhHhona. viii on the
l0Ih day Of April 1918. Il . o'clock f.
NJ at the County tl,rk's office. IN the
City Of Tulsa offer for sale County Road
Bouts In the sun Of 81 100000
One twentieth u the tords will mature
each year the series OF bonds smoupting
to 500 GOO. beginning Iy24 and ending
1885 Inclusive aud the series of bonds he
ginning lnH4 ana ending lo41 inclusive
Satd bonds 10 be accented by the sur
rrsSful bidder a. TO their legality. upon
ne Snnro,al Of the State Bond Commis
sonor Of OtlAhamA
\ certified check IN the sum Of g. 0oO
mr. some hank In the State Of OklshomA
as guarantee of faithful performance
uust accompany rAch bid
The right is reserved to reject any and
all bids
LEWIS CLINE.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-22
BUSINESS SERVICE
DRnshMAHfHCI. .MII.LINERY

UhHohhAhINu-MIKh -
uiiESSMAkING---We cops and make sns-
lang alter aud mead everything hfA
70 Montgomery. J00 south bouldsf,,
phone 1858
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-22
BOARD AND ROOMS

iiehr hCubBhbBflNu ROOMS 10
BlRCh, y i5oi-T~o modern connect.
inc housekeeping rOoma Phone i25S i,
BOSTON, g. iaOi For rent, . furnished
rooms ss per week
BoSToN y. i10 For rent suite Of house.
Keeping rooms
BOSTON s., ig25 one nireiy iurnisbod
hoesekseping room modern. Phone
BRADY. ". al For rent nieel, fpru.
lshsd light Housekeeping rooms, modern
home private entrance,
CAMERON, W. ara One ish, house.
keeping room, Phone 99ss
CHEYENNF, n, 69T Beautiful, Furnished
hght houAet eeptng rooms modern cleo.
trio liEhs, laundry good location vah-
lnE distance; elAo eaeellent ear service
CINCINNATI, ~, il0--one upshlrs room
With tiiehtneits, Phone 3lI0,
DETRoIT. n. t08-Two modsrn iight
housekeeping rooms for rent Phone 600
EASroN, r., 6--Two furnished rooms. In
duire 2oa North Cincinnati or phone col
EAsroN, ", s9i-Thrss furnished room.
Tor housekeeping front and back an.
trance; modern closs In rents by the
month only; t9S per month Phone
ELwooD. n, Toi-- Basement, tz1ssI,eping
room; no ohJscuon to small children.
Phone 2lbiJ
FOURTH y. 10 Enlirs third floor. Q
bedrooms, Kitchen and bath: 80 per
FRISCO. n. sii- Two Furnished rooms Tor
light housekeeping; Rlso tao sleepinE
rooms With southwest exposure; modern.
Phone 26lB,,
GALVESTON, T0s--fise rooms. newly fuT.
nsbsd ard newly decorated apartment
Phone d2s1.
HODGE. i'is-Two nice light houseks ssp
Ing rooms adjoining bath private en-.
rance and garden Phone 2tsg
HODGE r., lda2--Two housekeeping
rooms for rent.
HOUSTON, 8, lO7-- Llgs Housekeeping
rcoirs private ,nirares. Phone 1854
kENpALt,rwo nicely furnished lirhi
children; reasonable. Phone 5a14R
LAYTON. &, Tive light bousske,ping
rooms Phone seet
MAIN, N, 7bs,--Fo rent, furnished light
housekeeping rooms bath connected 4
pswiy renovated.
MAYBELL 8, ooi rwo front rooms.
ricely furnished for light housekeeping
ground floor.
AAYBELL, g, a5--Two housekeeping
rooms Phone a773.J
Mccoy AND TESTH -For rent living
room, 30 fset long. nice sire dining room
hot snd cold watsf IN kitchen, use Of
iht bath, small garden spot
s., ii2-one lirht housekssping
toom- Phone ASST
RoChFORD =, i325-For tent, I room
furnished for light housekeeping first
floor private entrance one biloxi 10 rar.
Phone 2208
sFcoND, =, IS y Tao furnished room,
'or llkht housekeeping lnqnirs room /
SIXTH, z. 1879 One light housekeeping
room for rent: no children. Phone
SIXTH. ". 5lE-A or aroom apart
msni furnished for light Housekeeping
THIRD, ", l6Oi-T~o light Housekeeping
rooms, modern $50
WEST TULSA Two veil furnished rooms
for Housekeeping In West Tulsa blocks
ssst south Of sehoolhouss Call GoS9
ROoMS-Tvo downslAifs rooms, nicely
furnished for light Housekeeping Phone
t2I3R
ROOM One room iov light houset eepiug
vs. per week no children. Phone 1897
Roohs--Thres uufurnshsd rooms for
Na..La 4
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-22
Spy nIAI. NnTICRA

Nurl,t--Woid the rush have
those window Iscrcebs nEed nov new
rc'ns made or old ones repaired Call
short ihc sct'cn Man Phone $500
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-22
f1PELY PERSONAL

kOTlCU-f eentlemAn that had 10 leave
az $3.50 and ladies that were or South
Houldrr iitney on March ~ al i.aO and
sav accident when lady had arm broke
viii send address 10 J G. Bergman. care
of standard Paving Co. will be appre
cistcd yery much.
SEVERAL babirs Tor sdoption Mrs Nal
roy ms Last Olive, Guthrie, Okla
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-22
AUTOMOBILES
AuToNoRILRs roR aALn

cHFN ROlEt Touring car ca,h price
$3.50 Inquire az South Boston
FoRb RACER For sale one Ford racer
engine Just oycrhAulfd new radiator
and hood and newly painted Sec De
Neese At post office from $50 TO .
, m.
FORD Roadster. 1918. Nth slipon rou
mcrcisI body suitable for grocery or light
delivery good car s2Ti. - Wett
First street phone li2i
tuRp--Onc rord touring esr 1919 model
h.t' class condition Otsrk Trail Gar.
age ~ South fgin rhqps ISIS
tCRD Roadster Tor sale $40. at 7n7
West First street See George MELON.
aid
HAYNEs One 1915 car. good as new
must be- sold n you want bargain,
come and 'ss us One new Chummy
Mitchell will trll al hargain Morse
ltrnly Co phone so5s, lsi south
Denver.
klsStl.- Two new passenger kisel
roAtstsrs d, eost rust he told for cssh
~ OurF / new - .ry hinder kifsel selling
price - $50 n sold 81 onr, can be
bought Tor sg.g5n can North Main
Garage. phone G70I FOR further informs.
tion
HtNFF TRUCKS Orr ton Marfsr
truet Tor sale. good as usv Dickson
GOODMAN Lumber 60. south Main.
phorr 1iac
OVFRi AND For ssl-. lpasssnrsr 1915
Overland. good condition col Norh
frisco.
STl DEBAkER MASTER SIN
1915 model passenger. run less
than 5000 miles. YER, best NJ CON
dition owner must go to war. Will
sacrifice fnr cash OF viii tsaqc;
ear cost 1855
PHONE 1859.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-22
IyistVsfa,
Usi1I - H&.gJ
nm S.1
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Lok1 AND ROUND

Lost AND FOUND Y
BlCNCLr- Pound hicyr,r g, owner can have
same by calling A tonry iSlAud., Pool
ham an. paying for ad
DIAMOND GULD' PIN 4 small diamond
tyt' Do gold diamond tCtllns reward
ihon, tu10
tuRD Stolen. $50 rrvArd 1918 model
ord roadster moto, NO 29s9lso, body
80 5uy2l5 q A. spot lght. Boy,s
motOimsi,r On radiator, blsUs leather
hand pAis on doors. n found notify
Southwestern garage 2il North Main.
rults, OKLA Phone 383.
dOLD RING Found on third floor near
elevator In ttchsnEc bank building
Tulsa. Okla lady a gold ring contain.
ing small diamond sctting Owuer cSu
have same on proving tile " j Gregg
room Ju3 fNchSnge Rank bldg
NOTE BOON with receipts In " between
nigh school and first street reward o..
.os first street
PIN Lost in or around the Tulsa Hotel
last Monday a pin shape and design Of
four leaf clover " ith gold tassel attached .
vii pay fesard aud return 70 Hotel
Tulsa
SHOTGUN Winchestsr, - inch barrel.
ipder return 10 police Gtauon and re
ceWe reward
TEASPOONs-- Found ono case OF silver
teaspoons owner can have same by
proving property and paying for ibis nd
Phone ffbp
WATCH CHAIN Found on corner Car
son and Tenth, a watch chAin Sith lock
Ell attached owner may receive same b.
calling Al ill0 South Carson.
aPRtYER A standard sprAyer 90 East
Hodge East Admiral or East Jefferson
streets Liberal reNard II returned 10
the Curtis Drug Go lO2 South Lansing
or to pr George Holl corner Of XAnthas
and Glen Phone ts5l or 57aa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-22
VHERB TO EAT
BUSINESS SERVICE

BUSINESS SERVICE OFFERED 20
CLNENT FINISHING BY contract Phone
tisrrRNs nrIlT. ols,rsd and repaired
latest ,aruum r'ca0crs satisfaction guar.
suteod pvigss reasonable Call Baker.
osass s2t
uHR ,uuus made irou rombing, rhoro
ggtT k
WATCH E"AlR'NG-E1psrt ~iteh and
isvelrv repairing done BY Foty Jsweiry
Go chine rl1rtS repaired bJ ehims
clock expert under yearly guarautes
Phone 64To ti0 5outh Aain
sTfGFR a YOUNG Real Fstais insur
aHr, Ir,r. .iur7ts 1it Robinson B'ds
phones 1870 -iYt
sUILDFo AND CONTRACTING Is
ELECTRIC WIRlNG and nstures oat
rhrrr root ts low tavr money Nusr
Chandelier Co. o-i South hain street
MASTER FLOOR CuNsTRt CTlUN 20 -
fio1u specialtr concrete work side
rrIas drivyva garage floors ~ kinds
OF cement uork done hy first class CO.
mons men. lat gs figure on your work
rh5rr i-Yt
Tulsa BUILDING SPECIALLY COM
parF g}s Central National Bank every
thinE ior uliidIngs.
CHASING AND DYESq rs
SANITARY mAffREss So-M,r,..,,
b renovated rctirpcd hos1 mme day
Phoas Usage VitS.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-22

WATCH CHAIN Found on corner Car
son and Tenth. q watch rhain with lock
Ell attached owner may receive same b.
calling Al ITO South Carson
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-22

Fouud ono case OF silver
teaspoons owner can have same by
proving property and paying for this nd
pbong rthu
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-22

HtNFf TRUCKS One ton Matfer
truck. Tor sale good As usv Dickson
Ioodrnn Lumber Co South Main.
phorl litc
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-22

tuRp--Onc Iord touring esr 1919 model
h.t' class condition Otsrk Trail Gar.
age. li0 South fgin rhors 7j7s
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-22

'lN Lost IN or around the Tulsa Hotel
last Monday pin shape and design Of
four leaf glover with gold tassel attached
vii pay feNard aud return 70 Hotel
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-22

slOTGUN Winchestsr, .: inch barrel.
iiuder return 10 police Gtauon and re
tetye reward