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~ ". T.. PURGE ELL. JR. co. INC.
Real Estate Auctionecrs.
leli East Main street.
Trustees Auction Sale
No. 3O8 North 18th
Street

In execution OF certain deed ~
trust to the undersigned trustee dated
AUGUST p. 1915, ana recorded IN tn-
clerks once Richmond Chanceyy Court,
~ Deed Book :irC. page Az. default
having beer made III ;he payment Of
t"r extension interest notes OF $50
and Sla respectively, and being rcGuir-
"a 10y the bcuenciayy SO TO do We VIII
prpc"cd - Sell tn" property mentioned
IA said deed oil; trust on the premises.
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y o'SuilINHn. deceased
IS administrators OF tho estate Of -.
p'SulliNan, deceased, / VIII Sell At pub
lie auction on
THURSDAY. MARCH -. 1918.
beginning at 1850 O'Clock a NJ
at No. l"2o Fast Cary Street. and i'm
lr"dIat"ly th"Tcafter. at his place in
TrIgg ShiD-fard and following inme-
nHiely thereafter at rylers Stable
Yard. corner Eousncc and Byrd Streets.
large lot Of Metals. Machinery, Junk
etc. consisting OF. in part iron Pul-
lcyS. Iron Hangers. Emery Wheels
Pumps, hclting. Electric Motors. E!e-
vator. Iron safes. Babbitt Metal. En-
hur>t Fans and FLOWERS, old Rubber
Tires, etc, also office furniture, con-
s.stilg Of Desks. Typewr!,ers. Hat,
Rack stove. "tc.
Selling Al each location Immediately
after finish OF sale at previous place
Sale begins at No. 1920 East cary
Street. Sal" positive.
TERMS--CaSh.
T.. Y. FARINHOLT.
SALi.lk. IS. O'SULLIVAN
Administrators.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO, INC
AuCtioneerS
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real ESTATE OR RENT. o.a
Houses
and Flats

10 West Main street, Il rooms .
baths; steam heat: large brick kitchen;
large yard: near 10 jefferson Hotel.
foG North l.ombardy street. II rooms.
baths. furnace heat. nice location.
2l2 East Main Street. IL rooms, bath,
latrobc heat. Rent low.
80 East Franklin Street. 10 rooms.
bath, latrobe heat.
205 West Grace street, II rooms. 9
baths.
2225 Wcs. Grace street. . rooms:
modern.
302 East Franklin street third Nat. 4
large rooms. bath. heat furnished
222I-A West Grace. second fiat. S
rooms, bath; modern.
Rent reduced for all noted above.
RICHMOND TRUST * SAVINGS co.
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.,
Seventh ;nI Min Strcnls
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nusTINGs RELEASE DEED.

II. seldom Taylor trustee. TO Henry
&. Winston. lots ! TO S. inclusive. block
.. Forest Hill Park Annex. March 4.
1918. Sll .0JO
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mENnICu RELEASE DEED.

Howard sutton. trustee. 10 Frank T..
sutton. Jr.. lots 81. - and SO. east line
Princeton Road. plan of Bellevue Park.
March :. 1918: $500.
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COURT CALENDAR.

The following cases have been called
week or. q. signifies counsel for the
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Trustees Auction Sale
OF
Two-Story Frame Dwelling
No. 719 Miller Avenue,
Barton Heights, Formerly
in Henrico County, Va,
Now in the City Of Rich
mond.

, trust TO, 20 II. r. EichSa?m and +. I:
fuign oa ,rns,ses; dn.en Sfrte,n ,i
OF lienrico County Circuit Court, ~
- Il. ls6-B. page 33,, default having
been rl.,d" in i part Of the deb; therein
secured. and being required so To do ~
the holder thereof / Viii sell by public
auction. on the premises, "n
TcEs n /, o. eiAE'r j II Il. i'is'
rs follows:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel
OF land with all til" improvements aud
appur,cnances thereto belonging: lying
ImH Gs'"s ,he o o@%n OF hAr,o on
bounded and described as follows: to-
VIII beginning at a point on the east
ir"t south 81 IT. intersection win INC
south lin" OF Nicnham street; thence
running Souihwardly along the said
cast line Of Miller Avenue and fronting
thereon nity COD feet, theme. haci.
cas,wardly from said front. and be-
tween PARALLEL lines. one hundred and
twenty t-Gt f,ct - au alley IL COM
mon. being lot SO IL. block 80. ~ IN
plan OF Barton Iicishts.
TERMS. Cash
Sole Acting Trustee
= II" hucuoGssrs mr., ARE n tn,..r,.i
TO any purchaser 81 same.
TnCalnE ; SALE
1Ft execution O.! a Deed OF trust from
Albert y. bowman aud Celia Bowman
10 me AS trustee. dated September 2S,
1912 of record "a line clerks ofhcc %,
CoochlanG County Va Iu decd hook
g.. page 22l. default h."lHG been made
IN ;h- payment Of IA. notes thereby
secured. ana being required 10 do
By The holder Of twc Of said notes
IN default, shall, on
Thursday MARCH ~. 1918,
at O'Clock l.. 81.
sell NJ public auction on the premises.
that vllu,S!c farm, with improvements
thereon. In Byrd District. Gooch!and
County. VA. containing two hundred
AID Two ,2y2) acres. more or less.
bounded on the east BY the Carriers
Will" Road. ana on The north. west and
south hy the lands now or formerly
owned ~ J y. f!cki!u. Monroe John.
son and others.
TERMS Cash enough 10 nay costs
OF sal" and execution OF this trust
including taxes and insurance prem
iums III arrears. II any. ana 20 pay
debt OF $3.50, with interest from sep
TENDER -. ;@l2. AND balance ia two
equal insJallm.uis payable one aud lwu
years from dat" Of sale, win interest.
secured by deed OF trust on the prop
crty. or. 1T optlom OF purchaser a!
Casn.
GEO. :. DlCKEY
Trustee
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Our enormous business requires that
Furniture. Carpets, Rugs, Talking Ma
chimes Reds Bedding. China, Crockcry,
lErll Top and Flat TOP Desks, Iron
niturc of every description Our de-
mand larger than supply. Ii you have
household goods or Office furniture lay
ing idle. now is the time TO turn them
TITO immediate cash. Highest salts
factory prices obtained. Prompt re-
mnval.
Clio East Broad Street.
Phones
Madison 1851. Randolph 1918.
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CREAM FOR CATARRH
OPENS UP M0STRllS
Tells How To Get Quick Relief
from Head Colds. It's Splendid!

In one minute your clogged nostrlls
Will open, the air passages Of Your head
Will clear and You can breathe freely
NO more hawking, snuitling. blowing.
headache, dryncss. No struggling for
breath at night; your cold CT catarrh
will be gone.
Get small bottle OF Ely's Cream
Balm from your druggist now. Apply
little OF this fragrant. antiscptic.
healing cream in your nostrils. II pom
etrates through every air passage Of
the head. soothes the inflamed or Swol-
len mucous membranes and relief comes
instantly.
It's just fine. Don't stay stuffed up
with 4 cold or nasty catarrh--Reiicf
comes so puickly-Adv
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We will sell for Mr.. W. III. peasc. at
his farm on Midlothian Road. seven
miles from South Richmond. on
TUESDAY, MARCH u. 1915.
at II o'clock y. NJ,
One Swear Mare. weight 800 lbs ;
two Mich Cows and one Hcifer fresh
i'm spring: one one-horSc Wagon, open
Buggy, one Laundry Wagon. one one
horse Cultivator one Disc Cultivate tor.
one Drag. one Feed Cutter, one Cider
Mill. one Corn Mill, Household and
etc.
Also lot Of other things too nume-
rous to mention. Sale rain or shine.
Sale positive. TERMS: Cash
VIRGINIA AUCTION CO..
Auctionecrs.
GEO. v. OLIVER, Salesman
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AUCTTONS-LEGALS.

AUCTION sALE>-rurumE DAYS. ~
BY ~. r. KICHESON II co.
Real Estate Agents and AuCtionccrs.
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THE VALENTINE. AUCTION CO. INC.
NMCtiOncerS
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-07
-Four Minute Men Made 200 Speeches
During Red Cross Campaign in County


More speeches were made In Tulsa
county during tho recent yi9ed cross
drive than were made during any
previous campaign since the way
started, according 10 an announce
ment issued yesterday by Ralph Tai
bot county chairman Of the four.
minute mon
total OF 200 talks were delivered
In and out of the city Every town
and sChoOlhouse In tho county was
invaded by tho orator In the city
the four.minuto men wSSe uaod not
only In the theators, bot in hotel
lobbies, churches and even on street
cars one speaker Ralsa +. Morley.
made seven speeches on the south
Main street car limo In an hour
In this connection said Talbot.
Il want II unicrstood that four-miu.
ute men participate iu only those
campaigns that are sanctioned by
the national director at Washington
Occasionally notice Newspaper
Btorles to the effect that four-minuto
men Will speak upon certain topics
when ! know that we have ucyc'
been authorized 10 do go Four-miu-
ut" men are used only ia the larger
national campaigns We get def.
in'te Instructions through the state.
chairman, together with tho topics
We arc to speak upon and the dates
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-07
COUNTY CAN FURNISH 223
MEN EVERY THREE MONTHS
Estimated Figures show Number of
Young Men Coming of Age
Quarterly.

The military registration carried
out Wednesday in Tulsa city and
county hbngs out some Interesting
facts 1t was estimated that the
registration this year would be ap-
proNimateiy 10 per cent of what il
was last year counting. this time
only the men who would have passed
their 2lst birthday by June 3, 1918.
This estimate turned out 10 he
nearly correct, for the total reglstra-
ton for the city was about 500 and
that Of tho county about 35O. The
registration Tor the city last year was
somewhat over 5000. while that Of
the county ran little more than
5000 20
Tulsa county and city registered
wednesday a total Of $50 men who
hsN become NJ age since June &. 1917.
since the government has decided
to- register the men every three
moths, 90 cat safely be estimated
that the class Al men will be the
only ones called In draft for military
service. unless tho situation gets a
Er,bt deal worse than il Is at pres
emf At this rate. Tulsa county and
...N Will he able TO furnish approx
WR.c'y .2S men each three months.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-07

partnership with man named
Hungcrford. A few days later
was informed that II | expected 10
get on In Duncan | would have 10
divorce myself from Hungerford AZ
he did not stand In well with the
court. took the shortest possible
route by borrowing "A pair OF tinner's s
shears and clipping his name from
the tin sign In front of our office.
II any OF you men ever desire to
dissolve partnership you nay use this
as n precedent and save lot Of
time and trouble" D
He said that many OF tho mar
shals were In the service 1for rcye-
nue. only and usually when hear
ing was held It was timed to oud
In time To get the defendant on the
next train for Fort Smith. tho seat
OF justice for Indian territory at
that time. "rhey would not even
give our clients time in which to
make bond" he said, for trip
tb Fort Smith, meant "A nice fee and
liberal expense money to the mar
shall"
They went all up and down the
Rock Island" he declared. collect
ing tribute from the drug stOrGs
some nl lut UThk ht'l'S hlu NV
sell bitters bur they paid the fee
anyway. Just to avoid trouble"
He told of one case In which the
Judge. Just as the attorneys be
gan their arguments. stopped pro-
ceedlnRs and informed The LAWYERS
thas his opinion would be found in
the top drawer Of his desk. that he
was going out to take a smoke while
theN, Nupra arguinRf
Judge Riddle concluded his talk
with a plea for all citizens to change
their individual attitude toward the
government
TOO many OF us have been try
ing to get something out OF our
country, "and too few OF us have
been endeavoring to serve IT. The
government must hnve the heart and
soul of the people behind it,"
A. v Davenport, president Of the
club. presided.
The attendance taxed the private
dining room Of Hotel Tulsa 10 ca
pacity.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-07
LYNCH ASKS PROBE OF
PROSECUTORS OFFICE
Wants Attorney General 10 Find Out
Why KoadhOu~cs suffer and City
Joints Flourish.

/ Investigation Of the county attor,.
neys office by Attorney General.
Prince Freezing will be demanded
by William Lynch as "A development
of personal encounter between MT.
Lynch and f. s, MacQueen. special In
Yestigator Of the county attorneys
office. MIR. Lynch made this an
nouncement last night lie said he
WAS going to demand that the attor-
/ ney- general find out why the county
attorney'so office devoted It's booze
snatchiug raids to the country, and
permitted city joints to operate.
This demand he said he proposed
| to wire last night.
t'TuhuttC denial that the city COM
missiOners had anything whatsoever
! TO do with his visit To the county
attorneys office last Monday night,
which lead up to his demand upon
| County Attorney George Reeves yes
terday to "rire" MacQueen by
O'Clock laS night, was made by Mr..
/ Lynch
None OF the new commissioners.
and none OF the other city officials
/ ribbed me up to it," he declared.
AS A matter Of fact nobody that is
a Tulsa voter did IT,"
MIR. Lynch said that he had been
trying for weeks to find out who had
filed information charging Mrs.
Elizabeth Heffetinger, his mother
| ln-law with operating a roadhpuse.
This Information. he said, had been
filed following a raid several months
ago Monday afternoon he said he
came into possession OF knowledge
that certain roadhouse was being
operated in the county and, calling
MhcQueen on the telephone, offered
10 swap Information concerning this
roadhouse for knowledge OF who had
filed the Information against his
moiher-in-law. MacQueen told him
70 come on out to the county attor-
noys office and that he would look
up the case, Later Lynch says ne
was told by County Attorney Reeves
that MaCQueen had remarked, after
hanging up the receiver, that Lynch
Is coming out here looking for
trouble when Lynch arrived at the
county attorneys office, his story
continues, he was told by MacQueen
thal he couldn't find the information
but that he thought Bill Ellis,
United states marshal, had done it,
Then came an argument. as TO who
was In the raIdlng party. Accord
ing to Lynch, MaCQueen ordered him
out OF the office leading the way
to the door, There MdcQueen used
abusive language, which Lynch says
was shot back with interest at the
investigator, whcreupon MacQueen
took three waliops at him before the
county attorney could interfere.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-07

Is 10 deludo the woman into bellev-
ing that her place is outside OF the
nome. What ia what the suffragists
t'hth. They say they want 10 be
rec. Women can only be free when
urY are out Of politics. The great
spn"rc 10 rwomon's noblcst work is
the home",
Socialists Want Suffrage.
She said that socialism resulted IN
New York going for women's suff-
rage New York city. with its 65
foreign languages, is tho breeding
place Of sedition in America In
the recent suffrage campaign thero
the Socialists had 90 paid suffrage
workers on the Job. Morris I'M
quit tho Socialist candidate for may
or, made speeches In both English
ana, German, saying that tho only
two planks In his platform were
peace at any prico and suffrage.
"A movement has already been
started In Now York" said the
speaker "to rc3ubmil the question
and We hope 10 redeem ourselves
before very long. In the meantime
you people here In the great middle
west have the opportunity TO inspire
ana encourage us by voting down
the suffrage proposition in Novcm-
ber."
Suffrage, tho game as socialism,
stands for the destruction of the
family AZ unit, she pointed out.
WIN Rupture Family
"A suffraFist once she gets the
vote" declared Miss Rowe. will
fel 30 Independent ana 80 'cconomi-
oally free that she win be loath
to follow the footsteps Of her hus-
band whom he goes TO tho polls n
he In a Democrat she will assert nor
independence by being Republican.
She viii vote ono wny ana he on
other. The votes of that family will
thus be nulllhcd"
the greatest ratc OF infant NOR
lality, she pointed out. ~ among
women who work I'm stores and Off
cos and factories These" shC
said. ARE women who have tho In
dependence that the suffraRist socks
Tor all women. Suffrage means
that tho women will enter into COM
petition with the men The man.
when he seeks a position wants
job that will pay him a living wage
n wage on which 10 support u family.
The suffraglHt. true TO her prIncl-
pies, wants only a wage to take care
of herself She Is the indjyldualist.
Therefore when she enters into com
petition with a man she lowers the
mans wages. That is the inevitable /
result"
Man wants Housckccpcr
Tho lucklest working man In the |
world she stated Is lie whose wife /
Ii n good housekcopcr II all wom- /
on would study and train 10 he good |
there would bo no |
question about tho future uf our
social life But IN tho uffragist
wins out the opposite viii be the
onae. tho home will be destroyed
and civilization will dIsiuteRratc
This is n serious question" she
and we don't want any
nan to Hldestep IT, Don't let II ever
)e said that because tho Rcpuhll-
'ans and Democrats of oklahoma
we're asleep they allowed the soci-
lists TO place curse upon their
tate by putting over suffrage"
Judge Riddle Rcmlnlsces.
Judge Riddle related anecdotes 81
ils experience as n struggling
'oung LAWYER back In the days when
United states mnrshals repre-
ented the law In oklahoma, and
when ". - commissioners were the
'nly judges. There was n curious
mixture OF federal law and state
aw and Arkansas law
II started In the practise OF law
It Duncan" he said. II formed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-07
Story in WOrH Finds Boy for Family:
Lad Did Not KnOW Father Was Dead

"Icllo. Uncle Alvin. I'm mrs glad
e. see yuu,' shouted a-yeAr- old Ray
mond Knox yesterday as he jumped
into the arms OF Alvin Erickson Of
Westyiilc. Okla, at West Tulsa
II was tho first news tho young
Etcr had received OF the death Of his
father Arthur Knox. who was killed
"A; RaEter Springs. Kan. May % by
a FriRco switch engine,
The reunion of uncle and nephew
was brought about through pic
turc Of the yonngster In yesterday
mornings world. Erickson came
to Tulsa to find his nephew and had
about given II up AZ hopeless task
when he thought of newspaper pub
liclty The world printed his story
and a picture OF the boy.
Il. $. Moore OF West Tulsa saw
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the article and picture and immedI,
Iately got hold OF Erickson. The lat
tor left last night for his home with
young Knox In charge.
"Ho Ia going back to his grand
mother and will have IA good home. "
said Erickson. after expressing his
appreciation OF the assistance Ths
World had given him.
According to Moore tho younEatcr
was left in his care by the elder
Knox over three weeks ago He did
not state where he waH going and
thoy had received no word from him
They were figuring on advertising
for him in next Sundays newspapers
Before his death, Knox sent word to
Westvtlle relatives that he had left
his son In Tulsa, but gave no de-
tails.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-07
FALL FROM SANTA FE TRAIN
Ora Nelson Deans 400 Far out Train
Window; Only Slightly In
iured

As the southbound Santa Fe train
pulled into Colhnsville Yesterday aft
ernoon, ora Nelson. who was on his
way from Longton, kan. to his
home at Francis, Okla, leaned out
OF the window to see what the town
looked like.
1t must have proved attractive. for
the next thing Nelson knew, he had
slid out the window, He was brought
to Tulsa in the baggage car and
taken to the Oklahoma Hospital by
the Mowbray ambulance
His injuries are thought to be
minor, there being a snmll cut on
the head. and his arms bruised.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-07
CHARLOTTE ROWE AND
JUDGE RIDDLE PLEASE
Anb-Suffrngist and Pioneer Attorney
Entertain LIONS Club
Members.
MAN WANTS H0USEKEEPER'
Privilege Of Bcing Mother Creator
Than That of BEING senator.
Says Speaker.

A profound argument against
woman suffrage by Miss Charlotte
Rove Of New York and an interest
Ing taIk on early day cNpcrlcncca
OF a pioneer Oklahoma lawyer hy
Judge r. Il. Riddle, formerly OF the
Oklahoma supreme court ma now
member Of the law firm OF stuart.
Cruce q Riddle Of Tulsa, made veg
terady's luncheon OF the Lions club
one to be- remembered
Miss Rowe made such a gplendId
Impression upon tho club members
that they gave her an ovation at tho
conclusion OF her brief but illumi-
native address
First OF ALL" she Rald. 81 want
TO express my appreciation for IN.
splendid hospitality that T5,lss has
extended me. ! admire Tulsa very
much. Your city is like Jewel In
the heart OF America. ! hope that
from this part OF our country the
redemption OF America will come.
In this day Of crisis our duty comes
ahead OF our personal rights. Wpm-
ans duty keeps her out OF politics.
IL she In mindful OF that duty"
Miss Rowe cxtolled the virtues of
Abraham Lincoln. whom she de
clared was an immortal. the great -
est character In 1000 years OF his
tory. She spoke of his humble be
ginning In life and OF the splendid
character that he possessed.
Was Mothcr---Not n senator.
And always" she said. "Ts that
still small figure In the background
his mother II was to her he was
Indebted for his fineneBs OF character
and all or his attributes that made
him famous, But she was only a
mother. She was not n senator
She did not participate in political
campaigns. She fulfilled her du-
ties Az mother. nothing else. and
for that she will be known as long
as her son is known. We do not
need more laws In our nation, hut
We need more character II must
spring form the home. Women can
make or break the American home
One sure way 10 destroy the homo
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-07
Pat Hanley Visits.

According to communication re-
ceived by Mrs l.. n Hanley. 9t7
South Cheyenne. her son, Pat Hanley
formerly Associated Press operator
at The World has arrived safely in
France. Hanley enlisted In the sig
nal corps at the local recruiting sta
uon two months ago, and word OF
MS safe arrival "ovcr there" viii be
good news to his many friends.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-07
Services Today

Services will be held this evening
at Temple Israel 1922 south Chev.
cnne, al s O'clock Rabbi Mcnkcs
will speak on Broken Command
ments" all are invited to come ir-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-07
STOP CORN AGONY
IN FOUR SECONDS
Use "Gets-It"- See Corns
Peel Off

The relief that "Gets-It' gives
from -pains-the way II makes
corns and callouses peel off painless
ly IN one piece--is one OF the won
ders OF the world The woman in
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-07

noon by Chief OF Detectives Patton
IN charge of passing worthless
fcfecks. Several checks were passed,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-07

Il is said, to the amount OF Sl5.
Tomlinson is held in jail in default
of 800 bond.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-07

+, L. Tumlinson, clerk at the post
office was arrested yesterday after
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-07

respective Of religious membership
or church affiliations.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-07
For Indigestion, Constipation or
HilionsnacS

Just try one 50-cent bottle OF LAX-
FuS WITH PEPSIN. A liquid Di-
gestFe Laxative, pleasant to take
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-07

upon which we are 20 work. The
iutle four-minute men is copy
riEhtcd and / respectfully suggest to
every one concerned that the use Of
this naso Is reserved by the govern
mont FOR use by It's accredited repre-
str5atlves
Following Is a com pieteAist of all
four MINUTE men who participated IN
the Red Cross drive In Tulsa county.