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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-23
CRACK HUN LINE
TAKE 400 eocHEs

London. May 23-In sharp c-era-
tons around Locre. French troops
made an important advance on a
front Of more than two miles and
captured over 80 prisoners. accord
ing 20 Field Marshal Haig's report
from British headquarters IN France.
The text OF the report reads
During the night French troops
carried out successful operations east
and northeast OF Locre All their OBJ
3ectives were gained on a front o.
some four thousand yards and over
four hundred prisoners we're cap
tured
Local fighting occurred early this
morning north of Aiberf. as = result
90 which . few - our men are miss
ing. A party OF our troo7s rushed q
German pos; east % Hebuterne and
csptured a few prisoners aud two ma
chine guns
The hostile artillery has showr
considerable activity today with gas
shells in the section north o; Be
ttune-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-23
AUSTRIA PLANS TO
CONCENTRATE AGAINST ITALY

Washington. May % Further evil
dence that another great Austrian
drive agains; Italy is ims ending came
today in an official dispatch from
Switzerland. saying information from
Vienna showed Austria had planned
to suppress al military operations IN
the east on May % to concentrate
forces for the Italian front
Austrian newspapers are quoted as
saving that step marks the institution
OF civil administration again in Buko-
wina and in Gslacia. and that SINH
.ar measures are to be taken in Hun
gary towards Transvlvanis.
The military importance Of the de-
cision Is emphasized because II en-
ables the withdrawal from Galicia and
Btkowina. while the Austrian general
staff Will be able TO turn all iis at
tention to the operations against italy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-23
PLANS FOR MONSTER
NEW STAMP DRIVE
Logan County Listed To Raise
S66S 900 For War Stamp
Pledges Within One
Month

Chairman Seely OF The county war
stamp committee. hold . special meet
INK OF business men at the war bank -
"Wednesday afternoon 10 80 over new
plans devised BY the War department
for putting over the war savings fund
In this county The new plan Just
issued from Washington applies TO the
union Instead Of raising four bill
lion dollars from the sale of war and
thrift stamps in one years tin", tho
government has decided to do the
Sob IN thirty days and oopous plans
for organization have been sent over
tho country from Washington The
row STAMP campaign Is 10 hagn May
"a and close June Is Mr. Seely met
with tho state war stamp committee
recently and went over the plans
Tho county Is to be organized by
fownships and districts and the
amounts 10 be raised. or stamps 10 be
bought. will be computed on the pop
uiatlon and valuation of each town
ship Supervisors are to appoint COM
riuccs and EVERYBODY MOST
nUY WAR STAMPS.
Tho quota for Logan county f. ssGS.
oa0 That f. a big stamp order. but
the government says Logan county
must pledge itself 10 buy that amount
OF stamps IN one month The es,l-
rrte f. about SEQ worth OF stamps 10
each person IN the county In The new
drive Fnoch Carter. county assess
or met with the committee. 10 figure
on valuations
Chairman Scely through sugges
tons rroffered viii appoint first an
executive committee 10 arrange the
ca ampaign IN - entirety Then about
ffiy other committees will be ap-
ut inted
n r. believed the government wants
Tho war stamp campaign 20 take the
n'ace Of the fourth Liberty bond H.
sue
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-23
CITY COMMISSION D|sECTs
PROPOSED Gas ADVANCE
Local Manufacturers Do Not
Relish Increase Boasen Fears
For Public Service
Plant

Proposed Increase IN gas rates
caused special meeting Of the city
commission "Wednesday evening The
request for temporary rate ~ TWEEN
/, cents for thousand feet was pre-
sented
The city authorities Of all other
n.unicspaliiies in oklahoma which use
gas and tap tho Morrison pipe lines
eiso held meetings at the same time.
acting at the request Of the state cor
eoration commission which has un
der consideration the formal demand
81 the Oklahoma Gas company asking
for an Increase of 2oc--at least. tenn
porarily
The corporation commission Is not
disposed 20 take action until Il has
heard from all municipal gas users
Under the proposed increase manu-
4 fac,urers must pay ., cents per thou
sand and residences and private con
sumers 81 cents per thousand, less
the usual monthly discount
Al the meeting here yesterday,
Cook. Of the Pioneer Mills. and Boa
.cn Of the Public Service company
opposed the increase Roasen claims
tfa Public Service company cannot
Increase light rates. without hard
fight. and that an Increase 20 them
OF gas charges will be confIscaiory.
Mayor Hartman recommended cutting
cut the arc lights. Boasen says a
thousand feet Of gas AT ten cents II
equal 20 one ton OF coal al $500 city
Attorney Smith docs not twig TO the
figures. Tho commission took no for
nal action on the gas matter Man
aver Boasen said the prosos gas
sdvanea would increase his confiany's
expenses 10 per cent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-23
CHAIN LETTERS DisAPPRovED
BY TREASURY DEPARTMENT

The treasury department, authorizes
the following.
Chain letters, which in the pas.
Rave been used 10 get funds for man
worthy purposes and for some un
worthy ones. have been started ~
some enthusiastic workers for. the
sale OF war savings stamps.
The treasury department has off
cially disapproved their use. and the
national war savings committee wish.
es the public TO understand that these
letters were not ins,ies,ed by the ma ?
tional committee.
Many Guthrie people have received
cnain letters enclosing thrift stamp
and q card. This is the practice re-
ferrec 70 above that the department
fro~ns upon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-23

Tho first OF the five mail airplanes
established TO carry mail between
New York city ana Washington. the
tie first aero ever flown, left the
aviation field at Minoola. l. !. not
Tar from New York CITY. "Wednesday
last before noon en- he flight Of more
than 30 miles. Lieutenant Torrey
webb. Of the aviation section OF the
nited states Signal Corps WAS IN"
faot who took the FIRST pouch NJ mail
ts the National eaeilol
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-23
MISS POWERS AND { PRATT
CARRY HONORs OF CLASS
High School Students Give
Program OF Merit AT
Auditorium, School
Patrons Pleased

School patrons a'iesled their intee
eat IN the cause of local education
wednesday night by crowdlns the
nigh school auditorium on the oecas-
l,h of the class day exercises OF the
high school
Tho program Was made up Of enter
tanning bon mois and each and every
student participating scored a hit
The High School Orchestra was IN
good form and rendered several
choice selections
Miss Alma Powers gave the saluta p
tory address She handled her sub
iect ably Prophecy proved de-
iIghtful diversion Lola Best enEas-
ingly rendered the class poem and
Georgia West was al her best IN piano
selections rafi Pennock made the
presentation % the class spade anl
William Welnbrrger the class VII
Eugene Belaud and James Watkins
rave a trombone and baritone duet
with skill. Ernest Pratt. a. valedie'
iorian. delivered a masterful oraiiin
IN a masiorfhl way. He appeared n
be thoroughly cn rapport with his sub
icci.
Tonight the graduation exercises
take place a. the First Methodist
church.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-23
ALLIES WARN FINS
ABOUT NEUTRALITY
ANOTHER GREAT DRl\E
AGAINST ITALY BN GEk-
MAN-AUSTRIA< r. VI y
EXPECTED; Hun ARMY TO
CONCENTRATE FORCES

London. May 2f-Gcrman lpghif0l-
ness again has been vented upon pa
tents and workers in British hos
p'ials behind the battle line in north ?
ern France
some hundreds Of patients and
members of the hospital staffs were
killed and wounded Sunday night by
bombs dropped by German airmen
Although one large American hosni-
tai was near the bombed ares, Il es-
cayed damage
The captured captain of an enemy
a.rplane which took part in the bomb
ing Of the hospitals. said he did not
see the Red Cross sign He added,
however, that II the British built their
hospitals near the railway they must
ex-eci them bombed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-23
GO TO woRk or 60 70
v Az" 10 SLOGAN


Washington. Mas ~ Esefs man ~
tiat aFc must work or faM after
Jolly under drastic amendment 10
the selectlva sesylee regulations an
ncuncod today hY Provost Marshal
General Crowder Not only ldlers but
all draft reRlnirnnta engaged Ia what
are hold 10 be non useful oeeupa
lions are 20 bo hal~d before the local
boards and siven lha choice OF a new
Job or tho army
Gamblers. race-track and bucket
shop attendants and fortune tellers
head tho liat. but those sho will he
reached by the now regulation also
include Walters and bar tenders. ths-
alter uahsrs and attendant. passenger
elevator operators and other attend
arts ~ clubs hotels, stores. etc. do
ueatles and clerks In stores
Deferred classification granted on
afcoun, of delendents will b. dlsre-
eafdcd entirely IN applying tho rule
A man may be st the bottom of class
cno or even Ia chaA four bat n h~
falls within the regulations and re-
fuses ~ take useful employment he
~ be gvou new number In class
ono that viii sand him into the mill
tary service forthwllh Local boards
are authorized 20 use discretion only
pLerc thsy find that enforced change
- employment would resnlt in dia-
nroporsionatc hardship uqon his d.
endouts
Il had been known for somo time
that some form % work or flKht
pan had been submitted 20 President
wilson. bat there had besu no init
alton that Il ~an 30 far-reaehlnF In
SCOPE Both the military authorities
aud Department of labor officials be-
iisve u viii 20 long way to~ard
sowing the labor problem for farmers
shlpbuildcra and munitions maker.
ard Wlil cod Tor the present Al l@ssi.
talk % conrcription of labor. An
rouncement today gives notice signi-
rcantly that the Hat of non-ssefnl
occupations vill be extended from
time 90 time a. necessity requires.
Tho statement of ths provost mar
shal eensrais offlce follows
Provost Narshai General crowder
today announced an amendment %
ihe s~'ectlye service regulations
Which deals ~ith the great question Of
tDmreillns msn aot engaged IN q use
fal occupation immediately to appiy
themselves 20 some form u labor coa-
tflbutine 70 the s~Heral sood. The
fl.er. too. ~ili flnd himself confronted
With N. alternative of finding suii e
able employment or entering the
army
This regulation provides that afer
~~~~~-~
fC0nfinuen On Tare Ei4htf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-23
CITY RAISES DEMANDED
AND NO COIN IN TILL
City Officials May Close Down
the Carnegie and Excelsior
Libraries: Budget Is
Short

Raises Ia salary are asked BY the
police department and tho fire de-
parimsni. and The raises should be
granted" said Mayor Hartman. but
iaere IL no way Tor us 20 Increase
salaries. We are up 10 the limit aud
10 way 20 ralse extra fund The g 10
Inmates last year we're lou We dla
tot look 20 al this war strife last
year and steadily mounting prices
The neat levy wlll be In Juiy. but
that l. 10 cover ners years budget
There Il hardly any place whe-o ve
can white down expenses salaries
ere fixed by law We have ihc 90
Tee department Al the minimum and
fhs fire department too u has been
srggesied that Ne close caruexie H.
hrary and Excelsior library during the
war and thus save some expense and
We may do this"
a lot of peosls ln this town Do not
r. allze where the money comes from
that we nse to operate the city said
chief Mitchell
n ~ could Do a. dld the school
t.oard. make IN extra levy and vote
if Tor a raise In salaries We would be
ah righ,.~ saId City Attorney Smith,
out the city cannot have extra levies
or bond Issues for official compensa =
ten The 'niss IN teachers salaries
vas deserved. and that was the best
vsy 70 DO. Too bad The city has M
way 70 raise some extra money IN
tines % stress"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-23
WHITE ct AltDs SI.NN
i,752 IN FINLAND

London. May e3-~undsr the Whlsg
Guard and German regime IN Finland.
i.fb2 persons were executed 80 20
May I. according 10 a Finnish social
is, who has escaped 20 Sweden ard
whore interview with the Folkcta
paulsd 10 transmitted from Copsn
naaen by the Exchange Telegraph
company.
Prisoners taken by the German ant
Finnish government forces. he says,
were treated so badly tina, many were
starved 10 death.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-23
TOWNSHIPS BACK UP
RED CROSS WORK N0BLY
Late Reports Show Flattering
Returns; Drive In City and
County Answers Mercys
Plea

Flatering reports continue 70 be re-
oeived by the local Red Gross execu-
tive committee covering the drive in
Logan county Almost all townships
have over subscribed the quota BY
from 5000 70 $1,000.
1T has been very hard 70 get de-
ships said a member % the exec1-
tailed reports from some Of the town
tive committee This j. due to the
bad roads and heavy rains. which
lave prevented committee workers N
get out and collect the pledges. when
the last word is said the country dis -
fricts will show up fine.
Nod Holman said: st Louis ze's
entirely too impatient II Is irfposfi-
bic "a total Up complete finals in q
few hours. Our city and county or
gznizaffon on the Red Cross drive
vas one q the best organized ma
ebines Ia the state Everybody wort
ID vita all and rigor Thus the city
quota was put over the fIrst day. ssne
committees we're . frife slow IN get
ting IN returns ard Se we're bothered
n strzirhtenInK %. returns We "a
rot want 70 .zke official reports %
s. r,ouis before We knew where vs
we're a. seel highlr pleased with
TIE rssults obtained in Logan county
and 20 does eFerybody else CONNECTED
~its he drive. NJ Holman fendere1
s,see n the hank and the services u
.hfs banking force during the drive.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-23
General Leonard Wood Tells What
Red Cross Must Do In America

fs.ilng of neglect and suffering lie
should ~ least know that the coon-
Try and the people he j. figh'ing for
VIII look after the helpless ones he
has left behind See 20 . that the
fsmlly u every soldier j. looked after.
T. you % this. Ne will have an army
that cannot be beaten.
Truly yours.
Lenan WOOD
This letter IL self explanatory. The
Rcd Cross y nov doing the work OF
phich Gen Wood r,eak as thousands
of dependents Of .dIers In - south
western division of the Red Cross
all testify.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-23

- yo.nR children The bread winner.
the protector the man. has gone 10
the front He has offered everything.
even life Itself and giving al him
ssif D. is only rlght that those BE-
hind should see that the people de-
pendent u4on him are looked after
lie has thown everything 70 the winds
In order 10 serve his country and the
hei5less ones Who look 90 him for
support should be taken care of by
tlsose whose battles he is fighting.
what are he thoughts of a man
standing IN a muddy trench. With the
enemy n front and bell sIl about him.
xhen be receives a letter from home
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-23

Nr Percy Hagerman. acting direc-
sor. TIE American Red Gross. Camp
Funston. Kan Ny Dear Nr Hsger-
nan Your iet.r of A5rii z9th j.
~ ceived and appreciated
have tried. and tried hard. 70 i'm
press seon the people the necessity
=. organizing throughout the country
- look after the families - those who
haFe gone to the front ] have told
them TO see to Il that The family of
every soldier l. looked after by local
committees Some o. these families
are vel provided for. OtbsrH VII
need rrscticsl assistance. especially
fsmIliss where there are cid people
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-23
ALLIES WARN fisrs
ABOUT NEUTRALITY

London. May 33-Ary measures d.
rscfsd ~ Finland against the N0ur-
rlsnsk railway ~iii be regarded BY
Great Britain. France and the United
States ss q breach % neutrality. fhe
rsEbist % Stockholm says
A Stockholm eispztch 70 fhe Morn
inr Post quotes this newspzper 70 the
sfsect that the FInnish government
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-23
HUN roRpERs ARu
CAPTURED nv lrALlAha

Washington. May 30 Definite an
rouucomont that Commander relio
grlnl and his mon who lorpedncd an
Austrian battleahip IN tho harhor of
roia, May "a were taken prlsoner~.
vas contained ia a cable dispatch 20
the linAan embassy today from Rome
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-23
TOO BAD TINS NOBLE
EFFORT FAILED

London. May 20 Rumors OF re
cent attempt on the lives OF Field
Marshal Won lIlndenburg aud Gen
efal Ludendorff are denied in a nor-
IN dispatch 70 the koclnlsche Volks
Ycltung. according 70 tho Amsterdam
correspondent ~ the Morning poat.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-23
GRACE LUsk ON STAND
TO rGtL TRAGIC TALE

waukcaha. wis May 20 Grace
I.usk again took tho Witness stand to
day 20 continue her story OF events
which led up 20 the killing of Mrs
Mary Ncman Roberts, for which she
IL on trial here.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-23
TWO WOMEN SEEK LICENSE
AS LAWYERS FOR OKLAHOMA

twenty-five applicants. two Of
whom are ,Somen. will take eHamina-
tons before the State Bar commits
sion. which will begin June IS. The
time expired May IS in which apps
cations for the examination could be
accepted.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-23

Washington May g1-~siscssrs who
leave the country 10 escape the dram
viii be prosecuted under the select.
i've service act en- their return. At.
totney General Gregory announced
tcdaf.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-23
W AI.ki\1 DEAD MIN
EXCHANGED BN Ill

Washington. May Carnival at
petrograd of the first contingent of
fifteen hundred Russian prisoners 70
be exchanged under the recent Russo
German agreement was reported 20
the state department today The mea-
the dispatch said, we're "voritahle
walking dead men.'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-23
EVIDENCE or GERMAN pIor
TO NJ SunMtrrr

London. MAY e Evidence concern
iur the German plot Ia ireland Will be
Submitted 20 tho ilritish cabinet to-
day hy Edward Short chief necro
tary FOR ireland qresn association
dirpatch from Dublin reports
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-23
GAMBLERS, BUCKET SHOP
ATTENDANTS, FIRST TO CO
RI. tiDi.Es~ IN DRAFT
u4t~sifII AItO> " EN-
VINO AnE <O<-pRODtC
lll~ vi ~ MAXI t.OOD OR
~ I IN ItII KHAKI
aullrr,s

Washington. May 1i--provost Mar
stal General cro~aer's nav work or
fuht" regulations may require pro
fessionai baseball players either 10
engage " soms useful occupation or
70 Join tho army
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-23
GERMAN WOMEN MUST REGISTER
BETWEEN JUNE ~ AND 20.

Washington. May sS-German wo-
men in the United States are reQulr
ed to register with chiefs OF police ur
posimasters between June II and s6
under regulations issued today BY the
Department Of Justice.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-23
FIOt n ALLOTMENT ONLY
10 POl<D TO SEPT I

Ten pounds Of flour until tho first
OF September Not monthly That
the new order So housewives must
govern themselves accordingly. This
will cause oOnsrernation Ia some
households Heretofore u was per-
missible 20 secure p pounds OF floI-
with that many pounds Of substitute
monthly. 'rvg0k
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-23
HUss FAIL ~
ATTACK ON PARIS

Pzris. May 2s-German aFiatorf
y ade another attack on Paris last
n ghf and this time succeeded In
reaching the city Bombs ~ere drop
ped At various places. an official
abatement rerofts. ... ... -. 500.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-23
POl[US Make BIC STRIDE; CORRAL
400 HUNS; SMASH LINES At LOCRE
If You We're
Missed Call on
Your Banker

N the Red Cross committees
have overlooked YOU, don't worry
lust call al your bankers and con
trirute your BIT. II 10 never too
late &c do good Bot the laseard
In Red Cross work may be respon-
sible for a lie "over there" Get
busy. Call on any bank today. to-
morrow or the next day.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-23
EVERY MAN OF DRAFT AGE MUST CO
TOWORK OR ca '0WARAFT JULY1
Man Who ATTACK. I
Woman, Hange !
By Angry Mob

cordele, Ga. May ss--iames
Cobb. tne negro who was taxed
from the jail here by a mob shortly
after midnight thls morulrv. ~ss
carried TO the scene where ne AZ
tackled and Killed Mrs Roy s.r
mons. seven mites east of coraele.
and hanged. The body afterwards
Was literally shot TO pieces
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-23
AEAvY ARTILLERY FIGHTING
IN FLANDERS TO-DAY

London. May 25--heavy artillery
fohtino in the Ancrc valley south
east Of Lens. and in the Flanders
salient is reported in ,oday's official
statement.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-23
&.[lIILl1E1

New Orleans. fls. Nsy s3-Tonieh.
and Friday partly cloudy 10 cloudy
weather. .. 80 RD0
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-10
GIDEONS WILL OCCUPY
TULSA PURlTS TODAY
Bible Society Also Will Have
Charge Of Mems Forum
at Y. Nj. G.. A.

The OIdeous viii have practically
complete control uf Tuiu pulpils TO
ga, and also viii have charge Of th'
Mems Forum az the y NJ G. thh
aftcrnNn,
The morning schedule follows
second Presbyterian l. l. Stumph
Henry eta and FrnnE hnrdy Okla
humn Ciiy.
Boston Avenue NJ T. south II J
Scott. Oklahoma Ctty, aud lnhn u
NirkcIson Jau,svillr Wis
Tigert NJ T.. south T. T. oliver
and ! A woodruff. both of Okla
huma city
oImmnnuel raIttst y. T. G Morris
OLlnhomu CltN state president of the
Gidcnns and ! y Cunuass E'hnS-
vile. ind
Orcutt NJ L. G e. Ta,um aud Al
bert Irhr oklahoma Guy
First United Presbyterian ] G
smiycr. W Reno. aud -. A Talbot
Ollahumn cts
The evening schedule
First Presbyterian l. e Strumph,
First Nj r. 1t J scott C. G.
tntum
west Tulsa baptist n ~ G Nor
rls J Y CRbness.
Isuston Avenue N T.. for Gideon
rally hal--Iohn H. Nicho'son, T. u.
oliver. J 4. Woodruff. Albert Lehr
J 4. shriver. -. A Tatum. Frank
Hardy aud X Allan
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-10
LEGAL

IN TIN DISTRICT COURT or THE
UNI - STATES FOR THE EASTERN
DISTRICT OF OKLAHOMA
=. IN the matter Of Joseph Louie lI.mi,teo
No 1882 !" bankruptcy
NOTICE or HEARING BANKRUPT pETr
lion FOR DISCHARGE
10 ~. Creditors Of the Above Named Rank
rupt
TAKE NOTICE that petition has been
i.el IA said Court by Joseph Ionic Hamilton
OF lnlsein the County Of Tulsa in said dis.
ulrt who has been duly adludgrd a bank.
,upi under the Act OF ConereSs of Iu!y /.
'yH. Tor n discharge from all his debts and
v'fcr claims provab'e under said Act and
leai the 2' day Of March. 1918. at 10 . clock
'H the forenoon, is assigned for the hearing
o. me same before the District Court Of the
hiied states, Al AuskoEee In said District.
"h'n aud where you msy show cause " any
you nave, Why the prayer Of said petition
should not he granted
creditor desiring 20 oppose the apolirs.
t'oh oi the bankrupt for diSchnrge shall enter
ms appearance IN opposition thereto with the
Nlerk on the day When the creditors are re-.
lufed 10 show cause and shall file tprci.
iicanOn tn writing Of his opposition within
Ten DAYS thereafter. unless the time shall be
enlarged D. special order OF the Judge
huskogee, Oklshoma February sth 1918
EZRA BRAiNFRD, Jt
Special Master