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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-18

thrift stamps csmpsisn. and upon moti2n
newly made brethren were duly recognzed
by beins sssiencd TO official positions In the
strong plea for sreater ATTENDANCE and a
personal campaign TO this end has been
urged.
Conestoga Council Of Lancas ster. the home
Of supreme Orator Geisenbcrger. had about
nifty OF the members to receive Inspiration
stirring appeal. Tor ,ssrressive. WORK. in The
Association. was present. ARRANGEMENTS are
made for big pinochle tournament tomor-
row night
Fraukford Council will soon he re-cnta-cef
Council. brothers Miller, Koehersperser and
Johns should e,,, Increase the lvs,wre SontIn- tin
IN council Srsnen ns
are being made for the big special on
April s.. when a class Initiation viii be the
and Grand Secretary w. z. Weiss are OK
pected TO honor this occasion and big at
tendance IL expected.
llsycrford Council had ar outburst. Of
patriotism and feast Of oratory on Friday
members aud their ladies present. rho
ladies' eHxiIiary, Of this, council has been
on behalf q the ladies, presented to the
rStFioiic ppeesn. The t' siit was reselves "s by
ycry a1c Hcb, sEear * Past R,een Grant
tercsting feature was soon followed up by
another when Mrs. Daniel Diehl. Of the
ladies' auxiliary. mounted tho platform and
speech. turning over the magnlncent silk
service nag containing ten stars. represent
Ing the Haverfo~d bows now serving their
country. This splendid Eift was accepted by by
Eaton. in n touching speech that conveyed
sympathy and courage TO the parents OF the
boys at the front. Another very interesting
feature OF the evening was the talk given by
Lieutenant Newson. OF the British Recruitinr
Mission, on his personal experiences and
observations in tho trenches in France and
Belgium for thrco years. Lieutenant New
son received hearty welcome and n storm
Of applause. The evenings entertainment
included "A series OF patriotic songs by the
boys from the Orphans Home under the care
and leadership OF Brothsr Daily. Grand
Orator Stokinger was spotted in the audi'
ence and invited 10 tho platform for few
remarks. The meeting finally resolved ~
self into sonsfest Miss Beatrice Eaton
"crdared some popular numbers, her wonder
ful voice holding the audience spelbound
Tho song chnruses were replaced by applause
OF appreciation. The affair reflected great
credit uron the committee In charge that
should create greater interest In the coun
cil's welfare. to which the ladies' auxlllar,
has given so much interest and service.
Pennsylvania Council will have ladies
rlEht and an open meeting on next Friday "
| Room G A. Parkway Building. All member,
| and ladies are invited. Chairman OF the En-
! lses another CLASSY program. The usual fas
| display and decora tions will be n feature OF
| the evening The last meeting was unusuallS
| interesting. Each member had some new
whitaker read sonio interesting clrninrs re-
| forring 10 the report Of the state insurance
! commissioners on the stability Of the order
| l'rother Nicholas read interesting letters re-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-18
AFTER WAR WORK BY
THE ROYAL ARCANUM
Huge Task of Rebuilding
French Homes to Be
Shared by Body Here

,,,.,,, ,,, - ,-,.t
Nhlle American soldlcrs are nsnuns
the Germans our pcople at home should
nrenare IN otd In rchuiidine Tho homes
~ W "'u ~ '."""u'"b ~" 'S..
ana reconstructing the cities ana towns
of France when peaCe Ia declared" said
q Arch yyIlIian,s s,,uremc ,eVent of the
'NiA'hip ~ ~ W 80
iVs"l -,'Na,uh', 'ne ,.oS"I ~ hic",'",,' ~, ~
can ana VIII give eUectlNe support 10
tho movement already launched not by
combinations fro,, lie r,ortu,rv funds
'""NN'," i'v'" 10 ",'' 'u",
Whlch arc held In sacred trust Tor the
widows and orphans of deceased MEM
bcrs htt ,brougy, tie s,,nron,o council of
~ '",O"s" 10 S"p' ','V ''i ~
IcaucrS, lts state ana proVlnClal orgail-
cations and it's councils or lodges from
pucbec IN f.,Iifnruia " continued tbo gii-
s' s'' W '-""i'' "'"' ''''''""" wv -"
pr'ihe regent.
DIscuesInu bov tho Ro,oi Arcanurn will do
Witii"us .a,iI' np',c,, rnnncW ,,tlI tsi.c IN
,bis ,nattor - 10, ros,,i,r ,,,cotIrgg ,rc.to .,
sporipI committee ,yiih pnNcr 10 art vet
do nscesgarW trf,rw,a1ion 10 eacb nsuhc p
MI hts n"tst,nrs nmd ,rionds yybon thc
time and method Of securing subscriptions
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-18
Made from
Vegetable Fat

Troco is made from "fat" ex-
tracted from the white meat of
cocoanuts = the fat from the
Same tropic delicacy you use
shredded on cake.
This appetizing product is
churned with pasteurized milk by
an exclusive process which gives
Troco the delicate butter flavor.
Troco contains no animal oils
nothing but pure vegetable
fats and pasteurized milk for
butter flavor. The Troco Com
pany makes no animal oil prod
ucts. It specializes on this one
product.
Ask your dealer for a capsule
of the vegetable coloring used
by butter makers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-18

camp. ss follows Georse lLshre' chsirmss
ssnnipshsm wesley woVs schoet, Harry PrIce,
Carl s.rueht. III. Harry Miller. Jr.. and
been raised 10 seventeen cents a week, 10
assist the enlisted members, OF whom thoro
Camp SO has s BEEN "a very wy' active etH " camp i
patriotic and fraternal matters. II has in
and IN many otSer p patriotie StPs WAYS has con:
tributed Its share toward making the world
safe for democracy
are today ,honored past, presidents: ~. r.
gereor.' Harry Wallace, Harry Rosen6crser.
goes. XadTswS Zoos Harold TasioT Joseph
sHgs 4 fTs HTgy bSsamp b sSS SaS &SSG &sGsfGGG
II, keiworthy Hiram l.. wynne, sr;, Clay
Charles & SSsS RSSks GPnSG WaSr ~ BuSioS sfr
Pi or sssele' Edyard r. struse STANLEY nry T9y
Silver NH Ss chnriHs g stfnsS Sn@n Harry T.
SnrIss ,!Sslms csarss Helms Frank Cary Walter S
Kambo. Frank Carr, Jr.. and Grifnh \.
The present officers Of the camp cons. ,.s.t
of the followihg. Past. president O. r..
Mcllor; president, Orlando s. Black; Nce
iormS, Harry I, PridS, re- fedoTdlns vTS secretary,
I"hN y M'lligan. assistant recording accre'
tary. Hiram l., Wynne, Sr; financial secrc'
tarN, FRED I,oos; treasurer. Robert ~
Kcely: chaplain, Fred Ioos; conductor.
iNmrd. J, II. McEhaney; seitiuels. Robert
Stilwagon and Harry Manning; trustees.
Joseph Sisler. Walter II. Button and LIN
dley " RICHTER. Camp 80 meets every
Thursday evening In Odd Fellows llalI'
Ridge and Lyceum avenues. Roxboroush.
Clarence p. Maiden Is ssslsta,t g, III;
state secretary; secretary Of Camp, III, oi
Manayunk. secretary of Allied tomman'
derIes: secretary OF the Progressive Asso-
citation. and past district president of the
Twelfth Philadelphia District, We r.
progressive young patriot and wei hkcu
among the membership Of tho order.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-18
WILL JOIN u. S. SCHOOL
OF AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY
Harry r. Till, formerly of Ledger
Art Staff, on His Way to
Rochester, N. Y.

Harry Il. Till. l5i2 Glenwood avenue,
well-known amateur photographer of
this city, and member of the Columbia
Photographic Society Of Philadelphia, is
on his way to Rochester, n. Y, today
TO join the United States School of
Aerial Photography
MIR. Till was IN tho draft. but recently
received permission from Washington to
ioin tho aerial school for photography
While In this city Mr. Till was an artist
on tho EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER and
the Public Ledger.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-18

Camp 30, Of Roxborough, held II most
interesting session last Thursday evening. at
Ridge and I.yceum avenues. with state Sec
rotary Helms and Commander-in-Chief Hor-
ace ". MacFadyen, both members of the
camp, I'm attendance. Fred Loos. the hnan-
cial secretary, was given permission to en-
gage an assistant at the end of each quar-
ter. committee to be known as the
literary committee was named by President
Black to arrange for entertainments on the
third Thursday evening of each month or
more often IL they desire, This committee
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-18

rhiiadelphia Assembly cordially re-
Uncle Jerry Neill. the new deputy
ssls1y lny AAt,i,ssmbiy. end Deputy Ack.
4 dssseatiqn from Chester Assembly.
esition ef superintendent and Charles
sfa the position Of Inspector. and
*SSonneli. Brother ], EtGrant Was
conductor. Brother Philip Nu-
ne report for the representa- tives
oelssation and the sIee club from
Fnester Asesmbly on Aay 70.
11)>ra Asrsnblx had I shert bus,-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-18

|s!othsr Jackson. speaking for. the repre-
uves to the annual session of the
q, Assembly. based his report upon the
~ OF the proceedings In the EVENING
~ LEDGER. A bill of expenses rendered
tnd dinner at the hotel. theatre tickets,
hYwers etc.. and them some.
nting to $40. received general sug-
<<as and amendments. complimentary and
Use. OF the modesty of the favor dele
"a when the finance committee called a
w the declaration that the conspirators
~ ,boSeky b,sSeky u they got even trolley
Lehish minstrel troupe would give
sotmance at the April meeting. to
xesiphia and Girard Assemblies should
neQ and the recorder was instructed
20 20 extend the Invitations. AS the
OF performance OF the troupe at
w yard. a request has been received
zame show at the sailors clubroom
seq with 81. Stephens p. II. Church.
deputy McCausland. Of Girard, was
70 invite the troupe TO his assembly,
<H acuon noted above was satisfactory
Ihe banquet for members and
49, announced for Friday. April 20.
rsrvings stamp society was formed
~ 1lckley jackson as president and
{'f hnapp As secretary.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-18
Our Exclusive Process Gives
Tr0Co It's Real Butter Flavor
SOlpeS the Butter
Problem

Troco is not merely a butter
substitute; it is the successor to
butter. 1t tastes exactly like the
finest creamery butter and is as
digestible as butter, with the
same high nutritive value.
Troco solves the butter prob
lem for those who hitherto have
used nothing but the best cream
cry butter. These critical users
say that rarely is butter so
sweet and delicate in flavor.
But don't just ask for "nut
butter" or nut margarine" and
expect to enjoy this de luxe
flavor.
Ask for Troco and get the real
butter flavor.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-18
Troop Train Wrecked

troop train carrying New York and
Pennsylvania units was derailed by
defective switch flve miles south Of here,
Charles Hutt. Charleroi. Pa. a soldier.
was injured
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-18
Compare 7rOcO zUith the
Best Creamery Butter

The test of Troco is on the
table, in comparison with the
best creamery butter. This is
where it wins butter lovers.
For cooking it has no equal,
either in results or from the
standpoint of economy. Troco
goes farther than butter.
Old laws, made before Troco
was invented, compel us to label
it as an oleomargarine. This is
extremely misleading.
Troco is a quality product
used in homes where only the
best is tolerated. Here flavor,
quality and the assurance of fas-
tidious manufacturing methods
insure the popularity of Troco.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-22
"fo preserve them must IL a.
ltCt~ sArN ~ 90 iu.titutp them "

"ro preserve them must IL a.
ntc'~ ssrN ~ 90 institute them"
iulnuuH ont tha' the constitution
'huuId he chauEeh II needs lao. Gen.
'.ti Washington sounded this waru.
ing
'liut let there hr no change d,
usurplllon; fnr though thiN. iu one
Instance. mnN bc die instrument ~
good, II n the curTnnnr, weapon hy
which free government, are de-
slrOSCd" g.
TODAY rs tho anniversary ~ uho
BIRTH az Washington. whose ne WIS
gpcn in thr services ot country
ke loved ana whose monument !.
the nation Ot TO-DAY
His words of counsel ccntlp
and q quarter uFo arc moro uugb
today on his birthday rNIu at uu,
time in the history ~ the TnHe.
.S'u',s
Prophet that he Waa
ills spirit llycs1.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-22
NLa a IBAMA SENATOR
SOUNDS WARNING

nj. ~. .N.in PROM PArE ONE
,l.u'''' 'fFMou There cln hc no
va. .N la" gticrances NJ tirdcr.
s,.t '' h. Us ~ the sliuo unIii.,t
N,l H 'he president nm ,h,t
Nort '" Wnrucd against. Under,
NerI o., .'hF rously appruachmg.
uint,n :. Important that the habit. Of
sn,,s sn,"'ns a W free cuuntrv shnnIJ I'm.
II, ,Jn"'""','n In tho-C intrnstcd WITH
In W''Nhirotion to trinflnc uith.
s,bc-.F respective Con.tituti,nnI
,he w. ~. avoiding. In The c,rrris, rr
cnrr,,., 'S uf one Department r.,
~ -" nn1n The other. m ana,
d,,c - ''' lmcnt tends Ca cpu.,il.
r,,, powers 90 All Ia. ,i.p,,,.
eve, +, ,'Wt and thus crCntr vb,t.
drn.,l ','m ot eu,crumcut. IA r.nI
ar.s how long it hal h,c1
sret.l .''' W1qd drud the pbrve 'p.,
'.na,, ."N'l hivo hoou mo- mon,
lai,. h" had road Tho r,,.,,,r,
Rg, 3. ..., 'ne great Washington
CO., ..N.nc'1u rn,s nu.
nouc, Just estimate nr tbnt t,,, -
WhH wv! ihNn'uc~~ to nhu.c II
htar, ''''., intimate, In the human
The ,r,,, sur c.'n' To satisfy us rr
ncY,..,, " fh'- position. mo
cycr,is. ~ reciprocal checks lp ,hc
Ing 4, =" pnllricnl power. by ,lI,lJ.
iclrp, 9nu distributing II into JIf.
tar, ~ bp-itnr'rs. nnd ru,s,i,,,,i,,,.
Veal ulr guardian oC thr n",Jic
hl, rs''ns' ln,rslrus by thr n,I,.r,
bn.ic,, VI rNincrd nv cypcrimrrts
D. am, 'ni modern. some ,f th",,
o,rsr injury nhN uudnr nur ovu
ogs,., .niorvooa might vsu ,.,..
r,tg. 'n" uoxr, ,s,..,t,1rs ~ 'i " ~ p
'.''' @, I.a County as ,9 f,lIos's
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-22

ELEVEN MEN ARE INDICTED
...-r.,iinn- WIN ENtrnd 4" Othcr
cues. icdcrals \ulhnri-
ties say
SOME GOODS ARE RECOVERED
,,.,i,i. Ia which cloth Was Cut
permits Clippings to lic
Ru-Old.


,.W YORK. Zen An N'-
n..I nHuiIN-"id" mot involving
........r ..uslryrlug in army clothes
,f fhe Government v44
. ...t. 3d..
"r, f'. "''' "'''
f..m.n los Oh" federal grand jury
,..,.. mon. one a ,IcJh n the
...,,., t.,r,,p.,,f ,f ,n.
H.''...
army n ''''''' '' '''''
Ilga.UEluns winch val eNi'7d
3D.. ..... .H.us federal authorities
Zoo '....
h".' ''..'''. WI" ''''" .''' '''
man' .H' .nll'''' % 'N' "'''h' "l
sh'e "N, az '.' n'"-, .
W1s 'N.'' ll' l'NI' ,NN n'H '"l"N
Ru#.| ...F' 0" ''' .,''''' ''. '"''
'n'''' ''' "'' .".'..
'f." "."'.r in"''
t'|. '' ''.'''''
WaH..'. WV Il'u'
I.rH
-gt .um material which The gov
rrhn'". '.'..'.s'I "''IN nL"N'l' q
Il MI" ''..'' "''' ''" ''' '
N'''
.'"
clerk wakes i"rHihlr
''"..F 'N." ''''.F "'
'D0 H"H Pine it'p"r'gd pilot "ns
fas. '.. '.'.'iiiH'Hi I" H' ci'c'icl
I,... -,
'Ia'. .'''H '.'.'N'.
'lI' "..." Ni stolen t|N'N NHI" N.H.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-22

.Ior why a9 puup'. cnU Ia'NuH
.Df s...
l'r .. t'.r u su m..H Iyt
uN..' I. au
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-22
LEGAL.

rrp hsssDIod ty said improvements sna
NrrsS ualhrd thai all matters sffseessn
rurl imptugtnrnts or benefit 10 the prop
tiI 'hsrruY and any elBimo os obieenen
io tnr sttsssrsuia a. aboss set forsh shsu
D.. f.ri n writing ia she ofhrs oi iphs
Iu'sa. oklahoma, on Or before the tzth
iAH ~ March tais ~ o o clock A
bpd fte sauf sHhll bs heard BY the besrJ
81 turWrtteurrA on the t2ih dH ~
,aIms or oblr. ~, n@ "a tled Up wflsins
efors nd iima shaI be deemed waived
Dated .Ws tatb bsy OF Fehrustl, 1918
FRANK NEwKtHk,
city Auditor.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-22
UNCLE SAM IS FIRST
WITH TULSA'S BANKS
llulf Niliun Coos Weekly tn Take l'p
Treasury Nutcs luul NCN
Liberty Loan.

IIulf NItinu t,,. N\r,Lt,.,, l,,L, IN
,,,.,..,,. -. ,.,,, -,
wv"
''"'FlN loan
rt, l.r.,., .irIrf ...II..,... p,., ,,,s
.''''' ''.N' d" 4"''' "I'''' 's N"'i
Uncle sum lie ms been quietly and
Wul-trU.ly,,y collecting "A ralf mi.
lion dollars wreA from Tulzt
banking irruuiInr. since February
and ,.t. f..,. de- Doll. ,,, ,.,, ,,,.
'' ''' ,'"
NIa VIII mako
..''u lN.r' I'nF WI nay
.N'' wac F"F'th,n"y dnriNF 'hlf
'|' Ih'l VIII du l' without
..'''N ""l r.'H 'r fetu' 10 accom-
"'"''' mo N'''} drhhhn7 l"l
"'N'a "hl' now rNlsW. f'iI Slh-
''' president az ihc thrhauk' Ma
""n"I "'hN 'tll Yesterday
" nor encouraging any now
''N' 'II'. .t7 ne stated, ANA while
we gro irving TO- l'he care OF nli
'''''''Th l'IhihlN ana VIII 40 h",
'I' NOV ll'Nlht any more lnhhH
'.'' 'i, n''"-"' ~. h"oa me ot tho
I'''F P'h WV. rom me govern
,'''. "Hl''. OF course, come ~ ~.
w" ''r k"nNInr r ll'l'" closer watch
uu uur lugug and irving to keep
uom 'muii. -o as ~ bc able to meet
fhr future demands ut he gnversI-
u,ut which we know are coming
We are Getting iu shane or rlhrr
.'l'H'Il- "H''h'sN 10 Keep Ia snare
I'D give mo service asked whenever
'N' gov erhUl'hl Calls
'" ''"'''' '"ah'
NhI' me payment OF 81 10000
hN local banks makes not i0slgnifi.
cant don't in The money On hand. 1t
VIII relieve tho cali on the banks ~
tha extent when the mex, Liberty
lluu lriye is made some time this
'pr.rr for n is REGARDED as a sort og
advance payment hy the banks ON
Che neat issue az l.Iher', hands
70 is os'irntc5 that the ro,np p,ea.-
msrl of tho United g,ot,s tr,..,,,y
department mai au horLs ,n nc
country. Beginning February $. sha9l
rlN INTO tho federal treasury per
cent ot their total assets very week
ior ten -wcrhH, and undoc which
order Tulsa hanks have been making
payments viii tie up I'm the state -0f
oklahoma az lnrgo. hnukIuV a.sets
toul,nH close 70 10000. .0ad For
ma money the banks are uly.n
treasury warrants which WIN he r,-
deemed bv the soyornmc,t In t,l.
crty bonds when The ncXi loan ,q
made. So the moi result ,,1i l., - a.
Tulsa and DkmhoInn borks when
ara rnw aL,anrirg I,r,io s.,n
.uroyir,9t.Iv 10 ooo nm ..ln ~" ,'..'il W.
rre.li, f,r If wre, I,. n.,, \. Wv
fioafoJ '''' a.
Ir,,,,,,, ,r,.,. u.
VIZ" ''''H '"a'S,
hHt inns lH not me only drain on
lh' money reserve ~ banks mat il
nn com" within the next iew weeks
Iue income TAX collections are oN-
p"ctcd io take considerably more
man hIolher io,QoO,OOO ttoh Tulsa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-22

NUIng T77 NV % VII IN' W.
Tailor shall = pui in tlH usual
number - pockets iu the trousers.
s.rT
Customcr- Eo' Ou'v one Ny vito
ls busy woman Wl'h her war worh
now end ! don't vHnt 20 tahC up
too much uf her time
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-22

NOTICE oF ASSpAL MEtTiNd of Otis.
hy,HA Natural Gas Cnmpsny. The sssusi
meeting oi the stortholdsfs Of this eon'
Any ei'h l0Is AZ . o'clock y. n q
tho office Of The rvmpsny, No. sol Lynsh
building Tulsa, okls,, for tho puvposs 81
siscttug Hoard st Dlfeci,rs and sessiv.
Ing and setting apon the reports Of The
officers, and for the tfansactisn of sqeA
other business ~ may property CONS he-
fore the meeting In aseordsnrs with the
laws 0f the State af Oklahoma no stnek
can ha voted on which has besn transfer
fud on The books Of the uompsny withis
~ days nest preceding this election, JahN
Il NHFIiHu AfrFEfkFR
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-22
erANIsM WIN vETERANs- --The unlis

Spanish War Veterans, fiHthash Lee
CSmp No rs, viii eslsbrsts wsshln stsn .
hlrthihy With smoker and lunch ~ the
Home Guard armory, fifth and Bostoa,
4 N The committee In charge piaAS
foI gala occasion, kle,iien of cfiieSss
Will bs hald Al comrades urged 10 ks
prsssni WsltinG comrades ard all span.
lah var veterans welcome. ny order y, II.
Mirsele eommandori j Onliarhss,
AdIuiant
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-22
pdnrLY pIasoMAi

~ YOU are not suecvssiul and happy o. ere
hsmpo'rd by bad habits, You Nkxp ia.
srueiions that will b. given 10 Tulsa u
Apfi Investigate !. eommpnieatioas zen.
fidsnilAl Address q, y, o.. bos keo.
Denver Col
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-22

LADIES Use "Royniene Coaas," D real
hoon 10 womabtind Always dapendshls
and safe, no more worn. Send stamp
hs0F Denver Col
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-22
SPECIAL norIcnS

SEVERAL. babies fsr aaephya, Mrs Nu.
roy iii' Past Olive, dpihr,s. okls.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-22

1.obruary g2 BY memhsrs and thsir
igisads IN stsEs Hall, West Tulsa aniss
nftbrftTa
CHrHCI OF CHRIST Meets each lsosds
DFs Rt iOtHn lu Washington schcol-
house everyone welcome
D. REWARD mr Information that viii
lead 10 NV meeting ueorsu Bates. y n.
Wulf1rd Jrpts Okla
iRfE DIRT Tor The hsuilns. Phsss
is7i
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-22

Ir'ryHufn yU1t want sds 70 The Taiss
World when " b. more convenient Tor yeu
tu 'H boz lHls D. Ht accommodating service
EtH u.. w,0i uutf ur made promptly, Az
$40 ..' rnai our telephone sdNsriissmsnt
t4 .Hp I.
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Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-09
THE H. C. MURRAY co.

callers in Mystic, Sunday.
 Mrs. Julia Hill of Providence was a visitor at Albert Bennett's, Satnr- day.
 Ide1la Lancaster spent the week with her aunt at DerhS.
 Mrs. George Sharp and daughter, have returned from Newport where they have been visiting relatives.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas and son were visitors at Atlantic Beach, Sunday.
 Worked For Red Cross
 The Ladies' Aid society held their August meeting Wednesday evening For the past few weeks the members have met once a week for Red Cross work and forty four articles have been completed, including property bags, pajana suits, hespstaa shirts,