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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-06-26
WARNING ISSUED
FOR HUN RAIDER.
tBy Associated Pressl

tDy Associated PressI
WASHINGTON, June rs, The
shipping operating in area east longi-
tude 40 between the latitude of Cape
Race and Bermuda has been warned
of enemy activities the navy depart
ment announced. No explanation was
given, but the report of German
raider in that vicinity was brought
to an American port yesterday by
incoming steamers.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-06-26

ers, dealers and speeehmakers stook
up their paraphernalia and moved up
to the Airdome where the device and
Hon. Jos. H. Hutchinson were intro
duced to the audience with few
snappy remarks by Emil Elkner. ex-
allied ruler of Tonopah lodge, No.
1862 1t was after midnight that the
entertainment closed and the guests
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-06-26
AUSTR|ANS KEEP
UP THEIR FLIGHT.
WITHOUT A HALT
PURsUERs OCCUPIED CLEARING
UP sPolLs AND BuRYlNG
THE DEAD

ITALIAN ARMY HEADQUART-
ERS (Monday) June 24-The Duke
of Aosta's third army has continued
TO advance along tn Piave front, in
the Capo Sile region, clearing posi-
tions abandoned by the Austrians,
picking up abandoned war material
burying masses of dead and reorgan-
izing the entire defense system,
which has been badly cut up during
the last few days.
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ROME, June 25.-An official bull
letin reports that the Italian troops
on the southern part of the Piave
front not only completely reoccupied
the Capo Sile bridgehead but ex-
tended 1t and held their gain against
Austrian counter attacks An exten-
sion was effected yesterday during
the fighting. During the fighting
nearly 400 prisoners we're taken.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-06-26
DIVIDEND DECLARED
BY TONOPAH MINING

= The Tonopah Mining company .
= announces a regular dividend of .
= ~ cents a share, making to- =
= tai distribution Of $4,000, to =
: stockholders of record June 29. =
The disbursement will be on =
July 20. .
Q q q q Q q Q
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-06-26
BOOSTING PINK BEANS
AS A MEAT SUBSTITUTE

CHICAGO. June 26.-Use OF Cali
fornia pink beans freely as substl-
tute for meat is urged by the food
administration, in announcing that
army and navy needs have been
filled.
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kERENsKY COMING

tUy Associated Press.l
LONDON, June 26 Alexander
Kerensky, former provisional premier
of Russia, has arrived in London on
his way to America.
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my Associated Press,

VHy ANsOcInfed FFessJ
LONDON, June 26A An official re
port states that German prisoners
and machine guns were taken by the
British last night on the Pieardy and
Flanders battleflelds. On both fronts
enemy artillery fire is active,
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1918-06-26
MONTHLY QUOTA FOR
THE DRAFT IS FIXED

ivy hsaoctateu tfesab
WASHINGTON, June Ex-senator
Chamberlain announced today that
1t is proposed to cali in August 900,-
900 drafted men; in September, 150,-
600, October, 10000; November
10000, and in December, l25,0OO,
These S25,OOOO are expected to ex.
haust class l.
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NO TRUTH IN REPORT
GAR S ASSASSINATION

= CBy Associated Press) Q
= LONDON, June 26.-There Is .
= no foundation for persistent ru- .
= mors that Nicholas Romanoff =
= the former emperor, has been .
. assassinated by red guards, =
= says an Exchange Telegraph .
= dispatch from Moscow. =
= . . y = . . . = = =
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PARIS, June 26-An official re-
port states that American troops car
ried out brilliant attack near Bel
leau Wood last night, capturing $50
prisoners, including one captain.
Try Associated PFessD
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
FRANCE, June 26.-In an attack
upon the German lines on the Marne
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YANKEES MADE
WAR PRISONERS
ENTIRE BATTALION OF HUNS
oVERPoWERs TWO CON-
PANIEs

'
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
FRANCE June Pa raid Monday
morning in which two companies Of
French and American troops near
Badenviller were lost prisoners was
made by an entire battalion OF Ger
man troops The eremy advanced in
two columns after a way had been
by heavy bombardment of
gas shells
An official statement issued Tues
day from Berlin said The number
of American and French prisoners
brought in yesterday east OF Baden
viller has increased to more than
sixty"
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TURKEY IS RET|CENT
ABOUT THE TRUTH

by Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, June 26.-Minister
Caldwell, at Teheran, has advised
the state department that he has
been unable to obtain further infor-
nation regarding the reported seiz-
ure of the American consulate and
lootlng of an American hospital by
Turkish troops at Tabriz, Persia.
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PROHIBITION RATIFIED

by Associated Pressl
ATLANTA, June 26.-The Georgia
legislature today ratified the federal
prohibition amendment. This is the
twelfth state to do so.
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TO-DAY AND A YEAR AGO.

OFFICIAL readings OF the Their
mometer by the United States I
observer at Tonopah:
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CONTINUED On Page Four)
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Continued On Page Eour.l
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THE WEATHER

Tonight and Thursday Fair
Continued Warm
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-27
NEW PACKING MACHINERY
SPEEDS H0FSTRA OUTPUT

With tho installation OF a new
W 600 packing machine. the Hof-
sira company will have q capa city
~ 1000 packages OF its product
every working hour. part OF tho az
pnnslon announcements OF the COM
pany made yesterday. This will
give the plant an output capacity Of
100000 packages per annum.
The new machine folds tho car
ton. weighs the product. seals Il and
delivers ready for packing In ship
ping boxes at the rate OF 1900 pieces
an hour. The company already has
n capacity ~ i.2oo packages which
II has outErown during tho past
year.
Tho company already has orders
on fils In Its office for 1919 delivery
for rs per cent OF Its gross 1913
business. indicating big year for
the company Its ~ saiesmen trAv-
cling In rs statcs is = fine demon
stration that a manufacturing COM
pany In Tulsa can succeed. with
what might sesm a handicap In that
all of It's raw material IL shipped
into It's plant. tho chief ingredient
being produced In Japan.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-27
kfNATE HEARS PLEA
FOR MARINE POLICY
o.ocltr pr,pgran for Construction Of
ships for Peace Needs L. Urged
by Legislators.

wAsIINGTON. Dec 20 -Formu.
4. an of 4, definite government policy
.,,iyp 10 the further construction
:, ,hIps and their cost IN order to
,,,e,sr the American merchant
-.,,ne tn meet our needs after the
nr was urged today In the senate
senator Nardaman OF Mississippi
.,A senator weeks ~ MaNsnC h,iSetts
,,yor.d a readjustment In the cost
!, construction now, declaring unless
IA. was done II would mean the
.,rltlng orr of millions of dollars
ma, pracr has been concluded due
;, IN, building az carriers at war
,,,r,s 90 hc used In peace times
senator Fletcher, chairman ot tho
,,na,e commerce committee, dcliv-
,r.d A speech defending the Ia Fol
,te seamens' act. whsrh ne said had
h,ough' bout aA originally intended.
a, .1unlilation IN the cos, of opcrat.
',r foreign ns well as American ships
,Sisflnr our ports Charges that the
I,e, had dfiVcn the American flag
,,cm the Pacific ocean were branded
-. u'iory absurd by Senator
F.etchrf
The necessity for ships now IN AL.
,o.e. a, acute. for commercial pur.
so,es ~ It wos Tor military pur.
A,s.s" senator Fletcher said lie
,Aded that ENGLAND N planning to
Npid 1000 tons annually and France
600 OOo tons. while the United
snies had the Yards 10 build 5000. o.
te6 tons annually
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-27

Last night the pair tuuk curtain calls
one afler the another ana vent over
10 the tumuliouH applause They
came to Tulsa direct from the or.
phoum theatcr In kansas ttty. where
hey were headllncrs ON the hill
They az. real biE.t'mo entertainers
and nobody who loves high class
vaudeville should miss them
Amoros In one of the most famous
comedians on tho NaudcVill. stage
In France and hiH clever partner.
Jeanette Patterson. had leading
parts IN seNolal big musical come
dies In New 'York, appearing with
Fritri Schcff and otherr
Clarence wilbur. a tramp eco
medlan. holds down the honor place
on tho new bin satisfactorily lIis
voice IN much better than his com
cdy, which k rather tame. ENhih.
liing his range, he sings tho uld
familiar Asleep In tho Deep" I'm
bass, baritone ana tgnor. humping
from one OF the lowest notes on the
seal. ~ n high one. Closing with "A
patriotic monologuc garh-d ~ an
old union soldier. hc leaves amid
rounds of applause
The first act. kay. liamlIn and
Kay. u one of the finest kaStIng acts
In vaudeville. and the two buNs Dor
form fcats on the bars that are ~.
founding MiSs linmlin was taken
III In oklahoma city and In In "a hos
pital there, Ho the boys are working
alone, They actually thrill piih
their stunts
sheldon a Daley. two charming
girlH. have n good pianologuc ~
popular ballads nni pnrodys that
win favor lioth are pretty. we'll
dressed and possess personality that
plcascs
The show closes with novelty
stunts hy the Reckless Duo, aud they
are good
The whole shoS ~ exceptionally
good Entertainment ANA viii please
all who see II,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-27
nItOAIbMAy

Lot" nridre deNiatcd a little from
hcr former roles 10y appearing as the
maid In the production. "Mary," pre-.
sontrd hy the ~ links company NJ
the broadway yesterday to standing
room crowds She appeared to ex-
c"llent advantage aud made her
usual hig hit The story deals with
IN" estate of an old man which falls
lo Mary ana of course Al bridge
figures ns the lucky guy at tho finish
Thrr" IL "A burglary and "a lot ~
comedy by Ia" RridRcs and Edgar
liarnrtt The song program EN-.
braccd splendid numbers by Al and
Lot" Bridge, the Strlnwny quartet.
N""tgo Crump, Marie Maine. jay
Graves and Eddie licfferman
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-27
|GRIFF|TH'S LATEST
PICTURE COMING
Rialto Announces "The Great
est Thing in Life" for
Next Sunday.

Millions Of film fans In America
asked 10 write down the titles of
Ne half dozen greatest moving pie
hres they have seen would. without
ID moments hesitation, write THE
Birth ~ "a Nation" "Intolerance"
and "llear,~A the World" They
u, universe " admitted To be mas.
i,fpieceS. and will rank as thre. uf
ne greatest moving picture produc-
ions of all time,
Al, three were made by that super
f,nlus " films. David ". Griffith.
here is a wlzardry about Grifflths
productions that have placed him on
pedestal far above all other pro-
tueers one reason is that Griffith
only makes picture when he has
, trest story 10 tell, In the last
I've years he has made only three
piciures, the ones named above. Now
comes his fourth
And this one IL The Greatest
Thlhg In l.ife" The RIalto an
roances that this brand new produc.
Ton, just released, hearing all the
1rftlih stamp of geniu<. will begin
4 three day engagement at that
|hea'er sunday II Ia his very latest
production since Hearts of the
World and the mere announcement
! enough TO start "A grand rush on
Me Rlallo.
J The famous Grifflh cast. Lillian
|lnh, bobby llarron, George Fnwcctt
md many others portray the I'M
portant roles
The picture Just had its first show
nE Al Clune's big thcatcr In Los
ANGELES and II excited the warmcst
enthusiasm A special dispatch to
Ilhe Billboard ~ this weeks issue
(rh of IT, Griffin himself was
present
Al the close" says the billboard.
VI Griffith found himself facing
Z Standing audience which refused
10 make a move toward clearing the
.,es until Nv appeared personally.
ne story In heart gripping. the pho
oraphy wonderful and the cast Is
'l'ong Lillian Glsh achieves "a dis
tnch triumph. ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-27

There never was a photoplny with
y more humap appeal than Rex
Ts'aoh.s latest story. TOO tnt To
Nsh,,' which closes u very success-
WI engagement a. the Majestic
hsatef today He IL made ot the
shi stun -bu, there IN too much uf
Many aud many tat man has
st lhis way about himself and many
: man NJ too gen'-ous girth has
leafd others say II about him. q, IL
ne tragedy OF being too fat Usually
ne man burdrncd with overweight
"a good fellow and the only thing
sAlnsi him is his excess OF flesh,
md so u was with Norman bal-
lmple. hero of TOO tN, 10 tight. -
'ho, while physically a Joke. Is at
heart hero like many and many
Hrr men
IN his struggle 10 work FOR his
eouhtty ana his adventures over
Ms as ore " the Y NJ. G.. 4 toilers.
~ principal character In Too Fat
70 Fight IL given tho opportunity TO
indicate the reprouCh OF the title OF
Ne story. Nerltahly ha Ia made OF
" night stuff ana there can't be TOO
- W u tilA nb 'nlnfNG Ia WV
and his happy fr'ations with the
ulrfs make his fat an advantage
9f me first time In his life. Rex
wach. with rare understanding. has
0uehed The great American heart
nd gwen an insight into lie M II
as lived during the great war AZ
20 other author has done II you
'ss s'clng Too Fat 10 Fight" Nui
M haV" missed one of the best
u'hss shown on a Tulsa screen In
many day.
tomorrow for u return engage.
pp,nl ~ ono day. comes Laughing
.'l Hyde" This In a western story
" UeN Teach and was brought hack
Ii. 'hr management on account ~
We lhNiSi"nt ana lnnumerable de-
anns ~ friends and acquaintanccs
I tho star, win Rogers. the clare
H'ofe cowboy who. With his whim-
al ana homely humor and marvc-
pN IrN'crity with the lariat. was
bright particular hit or the
.tNeld 'follies" The suhtltles
''e are gems OF wit and snort
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-27

~ lho gums that II seemed hardly
po*'lhlr that the review had mst-d
l,,s than 20 minutes
View ran-port
Nhrn the last itcainaught had
steamed from sight. Secretaries
Daniels ana liakrr descended from
We biidgr tut only Tor moment.
While the MaNfluNrr remained At
anchor tu give the incoming war.
~hip, time to reach their brrths IN
ihr Hudson before Secretary Daniels
inspected the rutlfo fleet al thrir
aurh"thg's. the liritiSh transport
NtN"nlh, Loaded with SICK aud
Wounded American troops hove
alongside The heads ~ tho navy
aud war depaf imrnis again nsrrnied
in The hrldgcs ana DOTTED their hats
10 The fighting men
Then. grtting under way the MAY
foNet moved along with th. trans.
port aud after a sailor had viz
waggcd o. the larger ,c,..-l The rom
plWrniS 80 both srcrcthrlcs. the
yachts band played "rhe star
SpRuglcd BANNER instantly those
hhoati the SaNnnla who we're able
tu stand. came 10 attention and then
At the end ~ the anthem broke into
= prolonged ,hrcr
Stern Arm, ~ shiJs.
II pas a st"rn array ~ ships Ne.
spite the tplcndur " the flags with
which lhry were decorated An the
hatilrHhips wore coats ~ sinister
rtrv white irE' rogers aud auNllafi.s
bore the fantastic touch of the cam
uuflcur
Exclusive ~ all except hatticHhipr
the tuunagc of tn" fighting craft nov
4" the Hudson amounts 10 t2ts22
The 10 homecoming lighting craft
hhd - tonnage of 26s. 900 Not count
the guns ~ smaller calibcr. battle
ships alone carry a iutai of ~ IL
inch guns 20 la.inch guns and 90
ls-inch The Mississippi. New Mex
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-27

grass philosophy and together with
NC excellent story and locally known
H''f furnish first class entertain
nnent
sunday marks the frs, showing
of the United states governments
lat. .s' war fllm. Under Four F,ags."
winch was rushed TO ths country by
special courier II is filled with
action and shows cloac-u views OF
The laat big battles of the war Ser
announcement elsewhere IN this
issue.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-27

| ico and other drrndnaughls made
IN" hHitlruhlp- which were the last
word IN naval architecture only a
f"W years nso srcW pLny Ctatt,
hutU 49, thrN are
Under the shadow of the New
Work shore. SEQ wards apart the
bridge ~ Hteri' extends HN solid
mllcs rom fifty.ffih street tu Fort
Washington park, where. m rrNolu.
iinnHry DAYS. an iron vhtir was
stretched across the river tu bar the
progress ~ hostile craft
Inspecting the vessels the MAY
flower made "a run ~ nearly 10
miles h"furr she finally dropped m.
chor at The berth she had left In
the morning immediately rhe was
surrounded hy fleet ~ giEs. bear.
ing admltals .admltalH rear
hdmlrals ana captains 10 paw their
trapc'ts 10 secretary Daniels and
Vie" Admiral \ " urant ~ the
hom" fleet Who arranged the days
ptorram
Ilcunions Held
\ touching scene was enacted In
the main salon uf the MhSfluwsr
where Mr Daniels Welcomed his
guests Among those invited In wit.
nrSs IN" review from IA" presidential
Yacht were the wives ~ naval offl-
cet-, home at last after IN months
service ~ furelsn waters, II the ~.
flCrrH devoted Ne more tiuM IN q
couftcHy demanded to paving their
respects tu the secretary h-furr
greeting their wives. Nj Daniels
showed No disposition 10 chldc thcm.
The reception ended Mt Daniels
and Admiral MAYO landed, entered u
machine and drove to the head of the
long culumn ~ sailors formed on
broadway ltcHr Admiral Iodman
led the line On foot
Fully 10000 men were IN line and
IN ynany instances dogs taken aboard
In England ~ maHcotr. -campered
along with their phipmates. gaily
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-27
GERMAN PR0FlTEERS USE
PLANES TO REMOVE BOOTY

MUNICH, Dee - The Muuich
huSt today prints = startling ,ha' ge
that Getman war ptufllrrrs unahl"
otherwise To get their booty out ~
the country, have rrstortrd to the
use. ot airplancs According to the
ncSspaper several airpiHnrsa have
taken scCuritica ~ enormous value
from Frankfort to switzerland
The Post utges the go,rtuWoui tu
seize capital where II - available
especially In banks
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-27
TRIBUTE IS PAID
SEA DEFENDERS
coNrlNrrn rnou r,or ~


Atifnua swept bN stripped fot
h'l"n NS she came hh',ust the
MhNft"w"r she thundrIrd the salute
"i 10 gums fur the scctruir, ~ the
navy, ana her hand struck up rhr
Nitt Spdndled liHnnrr" \ moment
ana she had faded uglin INTO misa
leaving only an Impression uf great
fi'N sides nnd massive gun turtciH
crested With snow
Oklahoma u S-s0nd
The Arizona \ gums had uut fIu.
hh"d their salute when the okla
h"mh begun fiti ing nnd from then on
IA" 'hnnnnhdins wdH continuous IN
swift succession followed fhv Nr\hdh
ana the Utah. Flagship ~ Nctr At.
mural Thomas = lludsrrs pni then
ih"-Npc pctdr"ndunugh rruuN wanna.
hrhIinH ADMIRAL Henry T. MtNu.
commander m -chirf ~ the Atlantic
fleet At two mlnuto Intervals came
The Ncw work. fNlup the rag oi
Hear Admiral Hugh NudWtu und
the roNaS. AtkanHaH. wyoming and
Florida With two ktc hHuuuuf.
,o~ed :, ,,',r,...... hy de"'r'ycr' '"np)c'ng 'ho
The Ncw York was the frs' uf "a.
bat tlcships tu display uum hrf
maiumast the humcWird bound
'pcnnani' long slrnd,t Nttud ~
rod, white ana hlur. foot Tor ",rt1
day out from her home hirr ~
the SHIPS which followed her CARRIED
IN" pcnnauiA aud u N"rm"d us "
vn,l were lunsrt than the uthrlH
4 deep silence followed the last
salute Hnd 80 accustomed nat those
en- the Mayflowcr become tu the roar
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-27
Heal Skin Diseases

~ unnecessary for you TO suffer
,, n eczema, blotches, ringworm. rashes
nnsmllar skin troubles. Alittle zemo,
s,slned at any drug store for 35c, or
0ior extra large bottle, and prompt.
gspplled will usually give instant relief
s.a ~h Itching torture. II cleanses and
,S'es Ses the skin and heals quickly and
'Neiy most skin diseases
emo 10 . wonderful, penetrating.
appearing liquid and Is soothing 10
most most dellcste skin. II Ia not greasy,
! .aslly applied and costs little. Get
"usy and save all further di tess
Abe I. ". Ross Co. Cleveland, u
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-27

A business Of 5000 In three con
secutive days is the remarkable new
record of Traders M, I. at iNS
East First street Thcy are n real
live embodiment of the basic prin.
ciples Of modern merchandising
witch accounts for their wonderful
success ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-27

ilNE hl.lFf, Atk. Doc -
Floods on the sulphur uArr, nr,r
the Arkansas Louisiana 10 caused
= secund break ~ noon to-day IN the
lb.inch man supplying natural gas
to many Arkansas cities and towns
Officials of the ArkanEnS Nbtuthl
Gas company sny repairs VIII hr
made Toy Friday night The present
week In the culdrst ~ the NruT
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-27

Mrs Mhude Tucker reoprns her
"Culiutrd" School of Dancing sat
urday evening December Is studio.
X of G. ballroom with cumpli-
mrnthrv lessons 1;JO to y 80 Wei
come reception ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-27

! Nruco Mcconnell of Camp
Travis IA spending five days fur
Tough with his parents Mr and Mrs
II : Mcconnell ~ toN South
boulder
MIR and Mrs lihrtN - West had
ns their dinner guests Christmas day
Mr and Mrs Lloyd ilarbrit aud Mi
and Mrs y II Rarnr~
Mr. and Mrs Dawson shannon on.
tcttiinrd fow friends ~ ChnStmar
dinner Included IN the party were
Nr and Mrs " l. shannon Mr ana
Mrs | W shannon MIR and Mrs T.
y Riley and Jesse shannon
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-27
or Interest To Women

Dr. II W Dickson has returned
from a few weeks visit In Hustun
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-27
Every Material
Colors and Shades

Included are all the popular winter suit
shades and colors, tan, burgundy, taupe,
brown purple, pekin blue and navy.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-07-30
NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION FOR LETTERS OF ADMIN.
 ISTRATlON

In United States Commissioner s
 Court in and for Cordo~a Precinct.
 Territory of alAska.-In Probate. In the matter of the Estate of Andrew
 Nelson. deceased.
 Notice si hereby given that k. F.. Holden has filed with the aboye-en. titled court his petition in manner and form as required by law. wherein he prays that he be granted letters ot administration of the estate of An drew Nelson, deceased. and that Sat urday, the 24th day of August, 1918, at the hour of 10 a. m. on said day, al the office of the undersigned United States commissioner and eX ofticio probate judge. at Cordova. Alaska, has been fixed as the time and place for said hearing, at which any and all persons interested may appear and show cause. if any there be, why the prayer of said petition should not be granted. EDWARD F. MEDLEY.
 United States Commissioners, eX ot
 ficio Probate Judge.