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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-10
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
LOST AND FOVND

htNttlFI NAItU Lost. watch With
wrist attachment on bct~rpn Detroit aud
Main on tifth or Boston aud Main on
FOURTH sheeti hb'ul reward Il returned
~ word office
DOC l.usi, ,mal black rckiurcso dog TO
turn To 2il Wet fub or call 7l15.
PURSE W. party who picked up lady :
purse 81 post office about q, please re-.
turn same to geo Wcst Brady or call 3I88 j
aud receive reward
PURELY PERSONAL \
TULSA WuRLp--Win pay a5e per royy for
issues Of Tulsa World, midnight edition. Of
January 10 or morning edition Of January
90 hring to boz office. Emprv,s thcAtct.
SEVERAL babies for adoption. Mrs MI
roy lilb EAst Ohrs Guthrie. OKLA
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PURELY PERSONAL
SPECIAL NOTICES

NOTICE no ALI CARPENTERS
a haaf holiday has been declared
by Local Union No. 9t344or the after
noon OF February ~, 1913. account
of labor loyalty demonstrations
G. II. WILSON. Rec. Sec.
NOTICE 10 Contractors On aud after
MAY hosting engineer scale win be
eighty seven aud half cents tb7Ncln per
hour signed. Albert Hewlett. Financial
Secretary
DANCE
by Patriotic aud Protective OIder OF StAEEs
lucsdny night February y, starg hall
West Tulsa For membership aud their
friendS. Orchestra music
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
CARDS or THANKS

We wish 10 thank all the kind
neiEhbors and friends who 80 kindly
assisted us In the last Illness and
death OF my beloved husband.
Especially the officers and members
OF the knights and Ladies' Of Security
who were so faithful and with Pener-
Gus hearts and willing hands extended
to us their fraternal love, help and
sympathy.
And to the pall bearers and visiting
councils for all the beautiful flOrnl
offerings and from the home council,
to comfort us In this great sorrow.
MRS. J =. TURNER
BLANCHE C1IURCIIMAN
lnasmuch as death has called from
our midst one who was always In
sympathy with the ideals fer which
our organization stands, be IL resolved
by the Young Women's Christian
Association that IN the death OF j W
McNeal we have lost q true friend a
staunch supporter both morally ana
financially and be II also resolved,
that we do hereby express our SYM
pathy for the family who has lost n
loving husband and kind father, aud
trust that time with It's healing touch
may soften their grief and that the
memory OF his noble life may. in Il
measure, compensate for the loneli-
ness caused by his absence from the
home circle. Mrs n. w. Magazines,
Mrs. a. j. Rudd, committee
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BOARD AND ROOMS.
ROOMS ron RENT FURNISHED I

iN'''"N IN'ih htN lthNlNhftb Z
THIRD, W, io1 Largo front slcepiue
room, adjoining bath f9r one o. two geu
ur'nen lhoue 2ili
ThlRn W, lis Furnished room close iu
s'n'rwen oup Inquire evenings or Sun.
dN rhouo 1t7a
Tn,RrEENTH W az Won Furnished
room in private homo everything new aud
modern on limcy Phone ii0a
TWflFfit ~ COZ Modern sleeping rooma.
ptiyslc family rAouc Sl3a.J
TMElFTu, W 2i5 Large modern room
. per week Phone SPA
WHEELING, g, 1924 ?, one modern room
with new furniture Tor tso gentlemen or
can furnish two mcals II desired refer.
Crecs
N.ANTHrS. s. 2 Nicely furnished modern
'lcrpnF toomss private home ON Ad
milh Jltno, line
ROOM Very drairahls sleeping room nj
joiniag bath. with south exposure. electric
sights sud EAH btuyrt tu strictly modern
home. close in. Phone huslJ
hEbROOM 4 i4cc bedroom lu strictly pri
'ale modern humc, 10 one OF two ladlrs or
gentlemen or married couple within NAH.
ing distance Phone N2aR
hnoMs Two nicely turuabrd front rooms
all modern rouVrnirucch. also sleeping
rooms NalkiuE distance aud desirable
Heirbborhood Phone sl.p
ROOM Nicely mrushri in new, modern
nome. Oh car iiur and blocks out. no
ffue ussEc TlI2.
ROOMMATE Wanted gentleman roommate
with references ~ deatrshlc home. break
isst and dtnuur II desired los II SO, care
World
RoONMNrI Wanted. a refined lady en-.
pluycd to mar, suite Of rooms with or
without Kitchen privileges. Phone 1929
ROOM Two nicely furnished sleeping rooms
convenient 10 bath aud phOne~Ag gloao IN
reasonable Phone i-iH
ROOM sleeping room and brgpktAst for
lady in modern, priyatr home. n a., care
World Reasonable
ROOM For rent. nicely furnished room
Sith Kitchen privilege, close TO bath
Phone esi6I
ROOM Nlcrl, mru,shsd room In south side
apartment one o. two gentlemen; $50
Phone g7sS
ROOM Sleeping room Tor one OF two pAttics
private entrance, adjoining bath Phone
aO77R
ROOMMATE Wanted, nice younE lad, room.
may Phone a24i
EAsR LYNNE APTs 9Ol Wanted. refined
yoNnG lady to share suite Of rooms Call
FOR RENT Front furnished room electric
lights adjoining bath Phone Ossge $3.50
ROOMS Modern sleeping rooms convenient
to bath Gas and eloctriclU Phone 1900.
ROOM For rent large fine sleeping room
deEirAbs place close In. Phane a6ia'R,
ROOMMATE Wanted, refined young isdy
for roommate dose In Phone 722s.
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Above cars have been renewed
and put in the condition
which will suit you.
A number of other cars in
good condition at 5000 to $500.
Come in and look over our
stock as our stock constantly
is changing.
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INSURANCE

PROTECT YOURSELF A. wolf a. your gov.
eminent ~ buying war savings stamps and
fire insurance. Bowman Insurance Agency
Phone IH59
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PAINTING Ann DrcoR,TINc 80

WE FURNISH EXPERT PAPER
HANGERS AT AsONA Il l. u
PRICES, ALL WORK GUARAN-
TEEp, ESTIMATES CHEERFuLLY
GIVEN LARGEST STORE OBJ
WALLPAPER IN TULSA
SCOTT HALLIBURTON co
WALLPAPER DEPT. 6TI FLOOR
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LOST AND FOUND

AUrO ROBES--Lost. two plush robes. Sun.
day night from su,o. front Gallnis apart.
mcni. black outtides green insides leather
foot pocket IS return each Albert 7.
Patrick, Usage ~.
PROOCH--Lost ladys small Masonic
brooch. sgd degree Finder please return 10
Jsech Manufacturing Co and receive re-
ward
fwers to name Of 'CIn,' had rope on
neck when lost Call 2655,R for reward
EYEGLASSES Lost, pair of eyeglsssss,
In leather ease, Finder please return to
1911 South Boston and receive reward
TORp- stolen; $50 reward a 1913 model
Ford roadster, border 40 21SO3g0 body
No Tt22id, O a spot light. HoyCv
motormeter on radiator; black leather
hand pads on doors II found notify South.
western Garage, I'll North Main, Tulsa,
FOX TERRtER-Iost. small male for Ter.
ricr. white DARK head name ''Picky
wore tan blanket when lost no collar
Can 353T
GLOVE Lost. lsdy's LEFT tan lid glove.
viii finder plcasr call 1871
kEY RIkG-Lost Ths-sday night. contain
ing several keys Finder please rctu4n 20
toq North Cheyenne or phone 22sji re-
ward
pOCKErBOoK- Pound. containing money
The owner may have same hy applying to
4 Nrneit, 500 Easi second street.
PURSE RlasL pateut hathsr ncivren-Eirs
and Second on Main contains bank book
and yaiuahI. rbpsu 'ic. Call Osage 1854
EewGrd
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Observation-Disclosures %

elkGER SEWING HAruiNE co - Hem.
stitching and pi-0t.ng neatly done. Singer
Sewing Machine Co. III East Second
Phone bT6
gFWING ~ All kiud. fancy drs-s,s suits
and blulHrs Mrs Hart Phone t1nJ
SEWING Plain done az 2ls South Gillette
Cali A. house. o. notify BY mail
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ROOMS ron RENT FURNISHED II

ADMIRAL. aoOs Three nicely furnished
rooms modern
ARCHER. W. tsh Sleeping roomA nicely
furnished hot and cold water Phone
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AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES FOR SAIJ.

AUTOMOBILES
"'''"''o 'Vh HN'"N ="
ADMIRAL. JrrSEY For sale 7passenger
Rtudebakcr and d months license iof 5000 ,
this must be sold al once Gall kcnpso
BuTCK-For sal. ON. lpl7 BuicL urbt Al,
roadster: just lie new one Ipi; Ford
tourinr car Soutbne.i,,n Gnr.gs III.
Eorth Main
-.
fokp- WIN delivery body hrsl'c con
n''oh nc" 'SMhgh' bargain. iolV norm
"Nnn. ..-..---.
DODGE Five passenger for sale has been run
sbo,t Trims In A No 1 condItIon, ncyeT
bean abused in any ~, urirs sR5o phon.
me Nondny sI1n
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EMPLOYMENT
ut.Lp WANrEn N,,,

'hh WhNIED-MAIE a
"uhNIb our company, composed Of hank.
hrs Invested, oifers a splendid opportun,tv y
lof olG' quick money to general agents,
no experience necessary no investmrnt ~.
9Glrd JaA Z. Fling i0l Nov Yorl Life
hldr Kansas city No '''
bOokkEEPER Wanted compc,.n,. ,,,.,
hs thoro aud accurate not afraid OF worL
" you are no, experienced please do mol
Shsmof this cd ketcbnm Hotel, Finh aud
h9f-, Wanted. delivery boy Apply i24 West
COOK Wanted Tor cafe; sia per w,.k
board shd room u. \ Cafe, Mounds Osia
Cpok--Nsst oclofrd woman for cooking. no
washings gii South Elwood
DhLlNkaY bOf--wmted, q dsiysry boy.
Maple Ridge Groagl. 0sags 1897,
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BUSINESS SERVICE.

MOVING AND STORAGE 70
ATLAS TRANSFER 4 STORAGE 90. az
Nert Archer, moves packs ships or Hsores
aH}lmng any time, auywhero. piano fur-
nliufr. baggage and carloads speeilty,
Phone OsUr Iu.4
MOVING AND STORAGE 20
LEARs Transfer line ies Us move that piano,
~ why pay less
bAGdAuE and messenget service tTuAks
stored free five days Usage sO5s
MOVING AND STORAGE
Store With Pages Firaxroof RtornKa
Phones Usage 1853 $3.50
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FARM AMP DAIRY HAED--wantsd. SI5
PEI monih and board, must be ciean, sober
| ana hustler. Call at South Olympia for
particulars. Askew's Dairy, northwest OF
| city.
lhsutANCE--Tw flrStelsss Industrial IN.
snrantc men wanted good salary 10 start.
Apply Or write 20 bynum Bldg
JOIN THE ARAf--neeruitinr offie.s Al on
lshoma CITY, Tul.s Auskosss. ohiekashA
MACHINE MAN-wsnted, IN around 10,
planning mill Call sunday sbeI Monday
| Bnd Tuesday 1883
MALE Hell Would like 10 meet man oi
neat appearance who has some capital 10
invest With services in good paying bnsi-
mesa. Address B.5t, care World
MANAGER Wanted, hnatiing Young man
with small smount capital as manager
western tsrrsory. established publication
guaranteed salary commission could have
New York or Chlesgo office. Address Clef
Publishing 60, Kansas city. Missouri
MANAGERS Waited. five young men 70
manage news stands on Frisco. Apply News
Stand, Frisco Station.
MOI Married men preferred, Tutsa
Street hallway. eorner Pihh snd Lsvton.
OFFICE hAN-A1 office man; one with
rental OF Insurance experience preferred n
must be Ahe TO take dictation aud usa
,yptlrher answer siylns full detail as
RED or single. ete, Address r. q. Box
1851
LOIL BUYER--for mark citing company must
be man tboroly nonvefaant with petroleum
industry who can take care OF and handle
branch office: must be reliable, aggressive
and be capable OF handling large volume
OF business; right salary 10 right man, u
eau show popar references aud qusiiflca-
tionS Write Bor B-6s, osrs Of this paper,
giving detail In first letter and appoint
ment will be made.
PCRTER--W anied. capsrisnced coIored por-
,yr lee l.evefing, Hotel Tulsa, bldg
PHESSER Wanted, presaer on Hoffman N -
chine, All East Third street,
RKTAfL LUMBERMES-Two sapurienced
lumbermen wanted 10 manage lumber yard.
Address = q Boz it69,
Statesmen Manufacturing corporation can
use two energetic men Is salesmen: creep.
tionai opportunity for right men skiafy
aud commission Apply 2l1 South Cincin,
natl
| SPECIAL MEN-s00 a week 10 travel BY au.
| tomobhe and Introduce 500. candle power
cosl oil lantern Tor farmers dairymen.
hacksters, gardeners, contractors, army
camps etc We furnish The auto free, write
Tor particulars Thomas Mig. Co. 1851
Round st. Dayton, Ohio.
Stock SALESMAN Wanted, two million
Industrial capital million and half unsold
Apply + e." Dodmon, fiscal agent fors
Worth, TrSaS
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Observation-Disclosures q

DREssAAKlNG sewing OF ~ kinds fnggy
dron's garments Mrs Sherrisk Phone
1929
BREggMAktEG Wanted also plain sewing
no south klgin Usage 32p2
DRFSsM AkING koutrt drgssmakiur at
korrrct prices 800 South boulder phone
1903
HENsTITCHlNU neatly done by white sgw.
ing Machine Co. llg East seeolfJ' a,Ycet
Phone 1855
DRAPER We make ladies' eo4a..-.It,raps
and fancy coats. suits. bags h0lcs and
muffs reasonable Just opened spring
STYLES Chololt psuEner and Draper, 527
South Victor avenue
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MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES
wANTED--AUToMoBILEs ,
BOARD AND ROOMS.

USED CARs--we buy tnen any condition
Aulo sAItake. rs East Second street
The Washington times., 1918-06-30
.SIXDEAD,MANY.
HURT AS FIRE
.RAzES BLOCK
AT SIOUX CITY.

SIOUX CITY, Iowa, June 30.-Six
persons are known to have been
killed and more than twenty are in
jured by the collapse of a business
building here yesterday ard a fire
that followed.
Twenty-Five others are believed TO
have been trapped when the building,
which was being remodele!, toppled
over. They had not been accounted
for tonight. Firemen believe the
bodies of many OF them are in the
ruins.
Crazed By Pain.
Physicians attempted TO save the life
of a man pinned beneath burning wreck
age by amputating a leg that was
caught. The man was crazed by the
pain. Little hope is held out for his
recovery.
According to the police. a woman and
a baby are known to be in the wreckage
of the first building burned.
The fire started when the RUIZ block
four-story structure that was being
remodeled, collapsed. Debris crashed
through small adjoining buildings. Fire
broke out All the city's fire fighting
apparatus was called. and two hundred
volunteers recruited to aid the fremen.
The fire, at last reports, was spread
ing rapidly. Damage estimated at $4,000
has already resulted.
The Washington times., 1918-06-30
NEW DRIVE WILL
SURPRISE ALLIES,
SAYS Won LIEBERT

AMSTERDAM. June 2e.-General
Won Liebert. commander OF the Ger
man forces at Lodz in the Russian
campaign, declared in an interview
granted the Taglisches Rundschau
that lit will not be long before an
other German blow will surprise the
allies. falling where it is least ex-
pected."
Referring to the Austrian often
sive. he said:
I'VE must admit, though IT is pain
full. that our allies failed at the
Piave."
The weather is blamed for the
Piave failure by the newspaper Keel
niche Zeitung, while the Vienna
Reichpost says that failure OF the
German gas method against the Ital.
ian artillery at Settle Communl (the
mountain IegionD was disastrous.
Dispatches received from London,
quoting an authoritative source, de-
clared il is believed the next Ger
man blow may be on front of about
15 miles extending from Rheims east
ward past Verdun, and possibly in
Guiding the American Toul sector. At
the same time. the. dispatches said
the Germans may make a ,simultan-
eous effort in Flanders. and stage
screening demonstrations along the
whole west front
The Washington times., 1918-06-30
His GramOJhOne Taken
By Foe, He AdVerises
To Obtain Another

LONDON, June 3O.-The fol-.
lowing want ad appeared today
in the Times:
CHAPLAIN, British expedi-
tionary force, would like to hear
replace one temporarily in enemy
possession"
The Washington times., 1918-06-30
GORE TRIES VAINLY
TO GET DRY PLAN
BEFORE SENATE

Senator Gore Of Oklahoma. chair
Agriculture. made an ineffective eff
fort in the Senate last evening to
secure the consideration of the food
production bill. including the Norris
amendment for wartime prohibit
ton.
Senator Gore sought to bring the
food production bill up after there
had been an agreement to take up
the 81 50 wheat question Monday,
to which date the Senate arranged
10 recess. Vice President Marshall
held it was not in order TO bring up
the food production bill under the
circumstances. except by unanimous
consent. and this could not be se-
cured.
Prospects are Slim.
Although some dry Senators said
that they would prevent recess
until there had Seen a vote on war
time prohibition. the prospects OF
getting the food production measure
plus war prohibition passed before
the recess of Congress look slim.
The indications are that the oppo-
nents OF wartime prohibition will be
able to prevent consideration Of the
food production measure and the
Norris amendment before the recess,
which may begin Wednesday.
II they are not able TO do this. and
consideration is forced. they plan to
raise point OF order against the
Norris amendment.
This point OF order IS likely TO he
sustained by the chair. II will re-
Quire two-thirds vote TO overcome
such ruling.
May he Sidetraeked.
Opponents OF the Norris amend
ment said last night it would either
be forced over until after the recess
or would be knocked out on a point
of order
Should it come TO a vote, the drys
say they can pass il easily.
II the food production bill. inyolv-
ing the dry question. goes over until
after the recess, then It's opponents,
or some of them. will try to get it
put over later on until December. II
The Washington times., 1918-06-30
ISSUED
TO SEIZE GERMAN DOCKS

The President has issued the proclama-
ton by which the Government takes over
the docks. piers, warehouses. wharves,
and equipment OF the Nord German
Lloyd Dock Company, and the Hamburg
American Line Terminal and Navigation
Company on the Hudson river. as
measure OF national defense.
The Washington times., 1918-06-30
SENATE PASSES
S12,OO0,OOO,OOO
BILL FOR ARMY

The Senate has passed the army
bill carrying appropriations Of more
than $4,000. 10000 and giving the
President unlimited power in raising
an army. All attempts to change
the draft ages at this time were de-
feated.
The House yesterday approved the
conference report on the $500 ,0o0,-
900 naval appropriation bill. which
is now ready for the Presidents sig
nature.
The Senate yesterday passed the
IS. 900. 900 fortifications bill al
ready passed by the House. There
was no debate on the measure.
The Washington times., 1918-06-30
WOMAN LIEUTENANT
REPORTS FOR DUTY

ADMISSION. Ala. June 3o.-The
first woman officer has reported at
the base hospital. Camp Mcclellan. for
duty. Dressed in full uniform. minus
the bars. First Lieut.. DR.. Ollie Joseph
inc Baird, Detroit. Mich. almost
caused a sensation when she reported
for duty.
The Washington times., 1918-06-30
SCHWAB OFF FOR
PACIFIC TO SEE
BIC LAUNCHINGS

CHICAGO. June 3o.-CharIes ".
schwab. war shipbuilder," left Chi
cago last night for the Pacific coast
to witness the big splash" OF
launchings there July 4. He told
Chicagoans to look for a doubling Of
the speed program, which has result
ed in the building OF 10000 shipping
tens each day.
The Washington times., 1918-06-30
FOREST FIRES
ARE RAGING IN
MICH.;; BIG LOSS

GAYLORD, Mich, June 3O-Forest fires
in the lumber camp district rage today
while volunteers from Antrim. Otsego,
! and Montmorency counties are franti-
cally battling against the roaring flames
The woods are usually dry, as no rain
has fallen for some time. The loss is
estimated at 10000
The Washington times., 1918-06-30
APOLOGIES TO K. C. &.
Ye Springtir1e
Gossip
By A. B. c.

REMEMBER THE little girl
WHO WENT
TO THE party
JUST TO show that
SHE WASN'T insulted
BECAUSE SHE wasn't
NVTTED-WELL, that's me.
EVERY CELEBRITY" in
TOWN HAS been asked
TO SAY something
ABOUT THE Times
ON THIS first anniversary
OF IT'S regeneration
NOBODY ASKED me
TO SAY anything
BUT HERE ! am.
YOU'LL SEE the pictures
OF ALL the artists
IN ToDAY's paper
EXCEPT A. B. C.,
WHO MADE The Times
FAMOUS WITH his little
ADS FOR the firm of
D. J. KAUFMAN.
RS A great paper.
TAD. POWERS, Mckay,
K C. R.-ALL get paid
FOR THEIR space,
AND WE have to pay
FOR OURS.
CAN YOU beat it?
@
& I
l THANK YOU. -
The Washington times., 1918-06-30
TRADE
UN|ONISTS FORM
NEW LABOR PARTY

LONDON, June 3o.--Two hundred
representatives OF various trades
unions met yesterday to form a po-
litieal party distinct from the pres
The Washington times., 1918-06-30

swirl 4 Company's sales OF fresh bAef IN
washington, d. C. for the week ending Sat-
urdAy. June .. 1915. averaged Ass cents per
pound.-Adv.
The Washington times., 1918-06-30
SOLDIERS INJURED
WHEN TEST BOMB
EXPLODESAT CAMP

Lay that bomb down and return
for your pass" exclaimed Privates
John W. Rover and George Shafer.
guards at Camp American Cniver-
sity.
soldier had brought a bomb to
the testing h4Id and had forgotten
the pass that would have allowed
him to walk past the guards. He
was carrying a bomb in his arms.
LaughinGly remarking that he
ought to tie a string on his thumb
10 keep him from forgetting. the SOL
der laid the bomb down on the
ground in front OF the guards and
started back for his paper. The two
guards turned to each other to CON
verse, when a terrific explosion rent
the air directly behind them. One
charge OF the bomb had, exploded,
driving Shafer and Kover about ten
feet from where they had been stand
ing.
Both Are Injured.
The soldier. who had only gone a
short distance, ran back to their as
sistance. He lifted the prone men to
sitting position. II was evident
both were painfully and seriously in
jured. They were quickly taken to
the camp hospital, where upon eX-
animation by camp surgeons IL was
found that Skaters right foot had
been partially blown OF and Kover
was suffering from a broken left
leg
The accident occurred on the after
noon of June "A and the men were
removed to Providence Hospital the
same evening
Hospital authorities stated last
night that the men are resting az
comfortably a. could bc expected,
bu; that the nature Of their injuries,
especially that or KOver. was 50 Sc
rious that no definite statement OF
their condition would be made at
this time.
Foot Amputated.
Part of Skaters foot had to be am
putated. At kover's residence, 10 New
York avenue northwest. a Times re-
porter was told last night that the
wound had been cared for quickly
enough to make the setting in Of
gangrene or other complications an
improbsbility. Sha;er's home is at
Bethesda, Md
soldiers in training at the camp
are making daily experiments with
all kinds OF explosives and gases
GUARDS are placed At the entrance
TO the experimenting and testing
Enclosure to protect workmen Who
are constructing additions TO the
camp. No person Is allowed 10 pass
the entrance without displaying
pass signed by the officer in charge
OF the testing department.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-05-17

the record for homers in consecu-
tive games. Curiously enough,
the record has only been accom-
plished by pitchers, Ruth and
Ray Caldwell.
Batting against Allen Russell
of New York, May 4, Ruth
smashed circuit drive. Ruth
did not play until May 6, when he
nicked Mogridge Of New York for
four bases. The next day he con-
nected with one of Walter John
sons slants for the full distance.
On June 10, 1915, Caldwell
batted for Ray Fisher in a game
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-05-17
Golfers
In Keen
Contest

At the Country club links Sun
day, Tacoma Country and Coli
club and Meadow Park golfers
will be seen in the first match Of
a series of three which will decide
the championship team Of golfers
in Tacoma.
A keen rivalry exists between
the two teams, and a spirited coh
test is looked for by golf fans.
Capt. James North of the Coan-
try club and Bobby Vaughn of
the Meadow Park aggregation,
are known to have assem- bled
swift teams for the matches. The
second match will be played ON
the Meadow Park links in about
a month, while the third and de-
Gliding match will be played later
In the summer.