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Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-08-09
Pc X y q N A l.

Dwight Bowman is at work in
Harlan County.
Mrs. w. H. Carmical has been
very sick for a few days.
Mr.. J. G. Moore has been very
sick for the past ten days.
Mr.. Henry Hill. of Danville, is
visiting VIM Poynter and family.
Miss Cleo Gentry. of Spiro,
was with friends here during the
week,
Emmett Norton is home from
West Point Artillery Range for a
few days.
Miss Eta Moore reports splen.
did success Of her Moonlight
School" work in the county.
Hyatt Crawford will leave next
Thursday for Indianapolis, where
he enters the service of Uncle
Sam.
Mrs. j. c. Moore fell Wed.
nesday night and sprained her
ankle, which has given her very
great pain.
Geo. Edwards was here from
Coviugton yesterday to attend
the funeral of his grandmother,
Mrs. Livesay.
Sam Price and Egbert Norton
have volunteered and gone to the
Government timber works near
Vancouver, Washington.
George Frederick Jr.. who has
been very sick with complica.
ton of diseases at Pineville, has
been moved here and is imprOv-
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Glea.
son, of Hamilton, Ohio aie visit.
ing Mrs. Gleason's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. James Rickles and
other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Adams, of
Flanagan and Mrs. Mamie
Branaman of Berea, spent part
of the week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Laswell at Orlando.
Claud c. Cox and sister, Miss
Grace, and Mrs. Geo. S. Durham
were with relatives at Cave City
during the week. They visited
Mammoth Cave Thursday
Mr.. aud Mrs. George Gentry
arrived Tuesday from their
home at Cushing, Okla. and are
now with their daughter, Mrs.
7. J. Pennington. They will
visit all their Kentucky relatives
before returning home.
John Cummins, Bill Cummins
and Will Hansel, who have been
at work in Harlan. are at home
on account of the works where
they were employed beng closed
down by reason of serious dam.
age done the electrical plant by
lightning.
Mr.. and Mrs. CLas. c. Davis
and daughters, Misses Christine
and Edna, and Miss Virginia
Crawford in one car, and Hyatt
Crawford. Ramey Richards and
Misses Ada Brown and Bessie
Niceley in another spent the day
yesterday on an oating to High
Bridge, returning by way OF Lex
ington and Winchester.
Ensign M. +. Minehan came
down TO spend Saturday and Sun
day with his wife and children
who are here with her mother.
Mrs. Carmical and other relatives
before leaving for foreign waters
where he win be stationed for
several weeks. A telegram re-
ceived Wednesday by Mrs. Nine
han signaled his department from
tho A merican shore.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-08-09
TO IMPROVE YOUR
DIGESTION.

"For years my digestion was
so bad that l could only eat the
lightest food. / tried everything
that / heard of to get relief, bur
not until about a year ago when
I saw Chamberlain's Tablets ad.
vertised and got a bottle of them
did find the right treatment
Since taking them my digestion
is fine. - Mrs. Blanche Covers,
Indiana, Pa.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-08-09

ret Fish's do your developing
and printing and it will be we'll
done.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-08-09

Drop in at Fish's and look at
their bargain table of mems, ladies
and childrens pumps and oxfords.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-08-09

For SALE 1000 cords, cord
wood, in the woods. part q. some
4, a aud S miles from station.
Call on Mrs. Mary A. Pitman, or
NJ. Pilman.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-08-09
LOCAL

DOM overlook the opportunity
of buying some mems, women and
chlldrens pumps and oxfords at
bargain prices at Fish's.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-08-09

Owing to uncertain railroad
connections Miss Stewart finds
that she cannot reach Mt. Yer.
non before Aug i2, or possibly
later, and asks US to make this
statement correcting message
sent to friends by recent letters
and souvenir postals,
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-08-09

For SALR;-Two good town
lots adjoining in Mt Vernon.
Good 4 room cottage, barn, every.
thing handy. Terms easy.
!. Il. MEADOWS.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-08-09

FOR SALE-Pair of mules, hra-
ness and wagon, one 7. other s
years old. medium size good
condition. FRITZ KRUGER. (tf)
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-08-09
NUMBER, PLEASE

When you go out with the boys
at night
And the next morn your head S
all awhirl,
Who gets the brunt of your crazy
stunt?
Not a soul. but the telephone
girl.
If business is rotten and things
all go wrong.
And besides you I've a scrap with
your Pearl;
You are ready to fuss, and some
times you cuss,
At the poor little Telephone
If you'd just stop and think for
moment or two
Before at her these harsh words
you hurl,
I know from experience better
service you will get
From the hard. working Tee
phone Girl.
Here's hoping that henceforth
you'll endeavor
To soften your voice DER the
phone,
And treat some other one:
daughter,
Just the same as you d ask fol
your own.
Be a man = not a monkey I'M
plore you;
Show respect where respect is
due.
Treat the girls at the central
office
Just the same as you'd have
them treat you.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-08-09
JV4HiMEf5ff

Kodak the children and send
the rolls to Fish's for finishing.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-08-09

In the casualty list reported
yesterday from the Western
front appears the name of Yes
Brown, son of Mr.. and Mrs. d II.
Brown. of Quail section in the
list OF killed. He left here last
September, with the first contiu-
gent of drafted men for Camp
Taylor. He had been in France
less than three months.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-08-09

For SALE-One good team OF
work mules, wagon and harness,
for sale cheap.
Aug2 st i'm DRvAULT.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-08-09

Mrs. Jelnima Livesay, age 81
years, mother of w, D., j. b..
G. S. and Ben Livesay and the
widow of the late George Livesay,
died last Tuesday night at the
home of her son J. B. Livesay.
with whom she had made her
home since the death of her hus.
band. The burial took place
Wednesday afternoon in the fam
lily burying ground near the old
home.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-08-09

nome.
The following is a list of boys
who le!t "Wednesday fer Fort
Thomas:
RObt. David Reams, VIM.
Charley Logsdon, Charley Pen,
nington, Richard VanWinkle
Jack Vaughn, Leonard Beecher
Smith, Geo. W. Parks. Cleveland
Simpson. Andy Mason. Milo
Butch Mcclure, Leonard B.
Hines, Felix Creech. Edward
Harlan Payne, Major Allen,
Olney G. Proctor, Hobart Brown,
Wade Hunt, Charles Soard, John
Melvin Coffey, Albert Adams
The War Conference was a
great success. People from all
sections of the county came in
and took much interest in the
Sheep Growers Organization,
whith twas completed. County
Agent Spence says they procured
pledges from the farmers to so "
two thousand acres of wheat in
the county this fall This acer,
age will be increased considera.
ably. The speaking was the
best attended of any we have
had, both Mr.. Franks and Capt.
Allan made splendid speeches.
The announcement stating the
school that wor the flag will be
in next weeks paper.
Some OF our boys who have al.
ready landed safely overseas are
Ben G. Purcell, William Robinson
Jones Hiatt Fish, Johnny Rowe
Yes Brown. Lee Chandler, Silas
French, Fred McFerron. Oti.
Hale. Floyd Gentry. Richard
Bennett Mullins, Willie Frakes
Geo. Jarber, Willie Mullins. Johr
Dooley, Edward Purcell. Clarence
Rickels. Richard Wallen. Georgt
paya,e, feed PsJ-i he, Casper Ervi
say, John Menefee, Emanuel
Reynolds, Bradley Brown, Elijaf
Cummins, Capt. Allen Barnett
Roscoe Norton, John Noe and {
host of theirs whose names w
do not recall just now. Report:
came from some of these that
they are right up front and pour
ing hot lead into the Germans.
Read Fred McFerron's letter il
this issue.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-25
$55,000 PAID BY THE
NATIONAL TO THE FED
Tcncr Circult Settles Account With
DcfuDct Outlaw organilalion;
a Costly Failure.

NEW YORK, Fob. aA.--John .
TColr, attorney for the National
lIHSebnll league. todhy HANDED over
% check for $4,000 10 JamsA Hind
man, attorney for former Federal
ltgguo pube. settling the National
l"h -'fs account ~ 10 date with the
.coerh league clubs under the terms
~ the agreement. two years agu.
or the amount $4,000 goes to the
Pittsburgh Trust company. receivrrs
Of the former Pittsburgh Federal
hague club which settles In fuil the
National leagues obligation TO pat
clubs s20.0e0 R0es 10 the Hohor, n
Ward estate foT two years rental uf
tho ,liroOklyn Federal league Lau
park, 1nd $4,000 TO Harry sinci air.
FOR two years rental OF. the Newark
Federal league grounds
II also was announced that the
National league has Is moro annual
pnymenis OF SO. 900 each TO be nude
tlonRl payments Of $4,000 20 Sin
clair
Presidont ". D. Johnson ~ the
American league. II was Mid, slso
Will Phd check for t55 900 TO the
Federal leaRpa attorney In The nvar
culture ns the American League ahnrc
Of the Federal league peace indcm-
nifty
John X. Tener president of ie1e
National league, VIII make all fu-
iure payments for his leng,le with.
out further action bv that body
elimination Of the Federal base
hall league will cost the National
league and American league $500 300
II was learned officially toni ght The
fitsi paymqnt was made today wher
John e. T0oie attorney for tho Nn-
tiOnRl leaRue presented a check for
$4,000 10 James Iundman, attor-
nev Tor tho Ftderals
President 4 49, johnson of ths
American Aue will send similar
cheek to ,be Federal league attorney
In the near flture as the American
leagues share of The Federal ieoRue
peace indemnify and will duplicate
the annual hnvments to bo made by
tho Nationals under terms ~ tho
agreement made two years ago.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-25
MINOR LEAGUE STARS
ON RED CROSS TEAM
indrtcndcni Nine Composer of
Loading To-TrS from ll,c
Minors.

That the cosden Ho1 cross base
BAH team win be one ~ tho strong
est independent ninos IN tho snu,h.
west, rs the opinion gained Rfler
glanclnR over the roster OF the mrn
who Will play for the charity orgaul-
satlon
Irp ilOrnHLy. brother Of Inc IA
NOUS Rogers, ana former Tsxl4
l'"Eue and Western aszocihtlun star.
ana sum Vance who has assh service
win the Detroit Tigers. ars tue
piicBcrs Earl MrQgl. an AupnlA-
chign league star. VIII hnudit tho
FlhnB O' tho veteran hurlerH Nor.
plhh liicc veteran OF the Western
hsuociatinn. viii play first hasa and
direct the club from the nsi1
hubc Elli5 from the Cotton states
leaRne, Horace FlagR. Western
league star and Everett scott. a for.
mrr khnrnG State league Ahoristnp
WI pr0bhblk constitute the iBfieiJ
George sFlnER OF The Snw York
state Bonnie Martin from the Three.
! upd Eddie Henry - the Texas
make up - classy odtfleld
The Rcd Cross club viii pIav. any
team In Tulsa Or pn forelsA fields
iho receipts ofeS expenses 10 hq do
nnt~d 10 the Rcd Cross lrJTnos
Flnfg IN handling the business cnd
OF the club aud VIII rnutraTi fas .It
rapes llo may be communicated
with 40 the CoBdep on uoppnuy.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-25

Vuhlithsi in The TULSA psily worid. Frb
~ 2A g. IS. 60 ~, 2s March /,
snd q tois World Publish,
ing Company, Publisher
Notlcf TO PROPERTY OWNERS AND
o. CONTRACTORS
hids Will he Iegcived W ths office Of
mo Ci'y Auditor Tulsa. Oklahoma until 3
. rlork m Monday. Mstch an. Ipis
Tor ih' construction Of q Sanitary Ssvcf.
Including birtah. connections and other
appurieusucr,, for Sewer District No l2a
LPurugg 81 sanEetS houFias and rark
Place AddiuouSl. az created and established
hf ordinance No 1850. passsd and ap
proved the lltb day " November, iglT.
PlAut, Uruiiles and specifications for
the conftruttuu a. said sewer tystrm aud
appurtcuancrs have been adopted By the
Mayer und Heard Of Commissioner oi aid
C'iy and are row on ne IN the office of
ihe City Engineer,
Bids must Ge made UPON the official
proposal sAeris Of tho CITY Of rulsa
The riEhih 20 reject 90, and 81 hidg IL
reeetycd 20 ihr Board of tamupssionefs
Of thr tty 80 TuisA OkiAhomn
A certified ,herk va the sum - fiyo i3l
per crUt ~ the ainpunt Of tha bid viii be
required from each bidder
All bids viii be osnurd anil considered
by I've Board ~ Oowmlssinuru oi said Cib
the city Hall in said City H' . o.tiurk
m on he lih day of March 1918
Anl and an parties iHtvresttd arr hereby
Mortified that they may nppoar and prptr,t
hgalpsi or object i0 said proposed Improve
mcutA or EuF part ihCrruf or auy matter
Qr Thing in rotation ihrfrFo at said r.art.
ing Of She said noart OF Commisalourrs en-
The 5ih day oi March tpls
FRANK NEWklRE, CITY Auditor
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-25
TODAYS CALENDAR or SPORTS

blLdARps National Glass 4 balk.Ipe ,,,-,,
meut Detroit '''P '''"''
hNshhALi~S'hedno neotne Of the Southern Atlanta
''"F''7 "'' "'l"Be-
"N' 'P'Nhs "l annual spring
opening o womens championship tournament al. ReInir ria
HoN Fred Fulop Moran rounds at Nsg orIes,
JacN ionpsey Ns BIN brennan rounds. milwaukee
Harry Greh W. Mike Onowd. .tounds Mt st Paul
led Lew" w. Solttsr Bartrch a PhiadolphIe
Nhlek Maghono w. Young Ene Rarhertor Ob
flphF@ Murphy Va "ka' Johnson IS Victor Coli,
southern A. A. u hoSna championships, Birmingham Ala
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-25
stnri nilllnrh pin, 1ssin,

pETitulT. Mich, Fcb. ei-play
IN the National amateur class balk
line billiard tpurnHment Mill begin
here tomorrow night Seven players
are entered, the opening game being
between Corwjn Huston of Detroit
and David Maanlcss. lr.. of Chicago
Blocks OF three hundred points
are 90 he played, the cham Bionshlp
to so to the PLAYER with the hest
standing al the end OF the tQurnn-
mcut Tho, loser OF tho Huston Me
CHnhss game win meet Eugene MIL
luru OF Memphis Tenn. "a tho first
same Tuesday Beyond thts naich
the drawings have not been made.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-25
Billy Miske Fails To
Get His 500 Ducats

Bcforc his i0,round draw with
lhlly Misko not go long age, Fred
alton announced that he would pay
ana man. any time and any place.
sh0o II he failed To- knock him out
E'ghjSfter the tight Misko dashed
NJ. tn FultunE dressing room with his
hand extended aud asking politely
tur tho $500 Fred didn't get the
tncn AZ alt lio seemed 10 have for,
gotten an about his announcement
And N,slSe Hlid he had his heart set
on taxing Ia that $500.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-25
arthur HWin Latest
T.. l.. Prexy Seeker

Arthur A. irwin ls the latest cam
didate for the presidency OF the In
ternational lNarue. The irwin boom
originated ~ NcwlIk recently with
the assertion that already he is able
tu command tho votes of -four of the
olEht cluba, Irwin. who IN tho bust
neAr manager OF the Toronto club,
has been identified with baseball for
more than thlrty-gve years, hut this
II The FIRST time that he has been
named Tor the presidency " any
League, SO fap three candidates have
hcen uuGResied for Edward g. Unrr
rows plare irwin. James II. Price
ana EdNard ilanlon
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-25
Small Boys Won't Hare
To Pay Baseball Tax

Tho thcre Will be war taxes on
>rnUst all baseball admissions thia
season, it m pleasant to hear that
there Will he one way ~ getting IN
free OF war tax, News considered
of > most important nature In some
circles, came from Washington ro-
Gently Regarding admissions TO ban
games gained by retrieving balls
hautsd over tho fence. The small boys
Lidt depcnd chiefly on this merns "
seeing their heroes IN action viii he
slnd 90 know thus when they arab
hall from over the fence lhsy can
dash right thru the gate aud the
wat tax need not bother them at All
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-25

ROOM o-NEeiy Furnished stepping soosn t..
Srntlrmen only. Cali beiwgrn " aud
OEsKs S333
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-25
New orIeaa. ootlnn RvleN

htN ORLEANS. Frb - ad,ahring
irnaprs,s vas held Dy "a, cotton market act
vrrk alih"uEh th' u.diuH was. reatriotsu
ln 8umg ef5rrt toward the ,i0sv Tburfday
BY ihr ulpls holiday wlieb followed Iftsss
~ 'hHif best nsEs 80. So iii puinis az On
contracts snd th. rlo.e showed net cams
f"t tho vefi of ~ to m points spot.
strr roy paints NO on WiddHDF vbirh
rlosrd - y aNF % f0mpaFtd 10 tha, riuaiBg
puf on Nrr,h gl JU.u7c
Hho main undur,ing influcncr uf The
f0rk va tho Btr'ugib of slists aud tbs
hefNunFures Uf shorts HyUr The outcome Hl
thc hsrrh position. March lonRs threatened
10 demand cotton foI tAcir rontrHrts snd
iirti notice DAY ior that mouth. Thuraday,
hfouEhi oui tsndsrL OF oHlv 200 bslss 4
covering movement VI Importance de-, ,tiopsd
early ~ the Wvrk among shorts
Tbg bstter irrisAt Hud iurl rVrldiianF a.
rddIhred l1 the lifling OF Dir, fuirirtl0ns
IN vi sections. encouraged the demand fof
iona nrcusnf aud fLfthrf iuflurtgr work
inF ior higher values Sas tbs continued
delsr tn new cr.p preparations and u
creased sigus Of Dn'y moderate actGBgo
Mgrh was made on ihr week end Of lie
oiiicial statement that the snpII, 81 ocean
tonnage had pAssed its low point The
market peid no Hitcutiun TO the rains Ia
itAat Which partially relieved the loug
dfouth in thai stale
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-25
MORAN AND FULTON
nv FINAL WORKOUT

NEW ORLEANS. t,sb. ~ Frank
Moran -PittHhurgh heavyweight and
hoxlneSsinstructor at Camn Wade
worth, y. G.. and Fred Fulton nt
Rochester. MINI, had their final
work outs today prior 10 their tween
ty-round bout hcre tomorrow night
Fnlton'H weight today was given nt
slb pounds and MorRn's 100. sam
poldman OF New orleans has been
selected ax referee
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-25
In the Oil Fields

CoNrlNrEp PROM PRECEDING FACE
CLEVELAND nurps ana others
No . on the Shepherd farm In tho
northwest corner ot the southwest OF
the sourhwcst OF gl-2l.S rs a riR up
and tools in,
The Atchlson Petroleum COM
pany No on the J NJ sharp farm
Ia the southwest corner of the south
eaqt of the southeast ~ the south
woYt of 3i-2t-s " stll a rig
NORTHEAST On QUAY - Tho
Twin state OIL company slil has the
rig up IN the northwest corner Of the
guuthcast ot l2-ge.G.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-25
PACIFIC COAST USES
SINGLE UMP SYSTEM

Under the rulo nj single umpires,
President haum of the Pacific Coast
league had To- discard one-halt His
rtTff Announcement comes front
san FrancisQg that he has decided 4 o
retain his trio pt arbitcrs Red
Held Ed Einney and Rilly Phyle
However, tho last named IN in poor
health ana may decide "a retire. in
which case Ralph Frary probably
viii bo the third selection
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-25

NfN YORK FEB "a irrer movement
OF frcight " the south east and vest had a
ia'or~bir effect upon iron aud steel actiylt,
9gilpf tn last Nrrk hut Nblir the in
prussnsnt Nss gtauBtur. conditions are
tiill fsr from Bormhi
interest ipr ihr mpnrut cyutrrs late~ig
lH the guSrrgp sni' 's arAN, foquiremrnt, fpr
ahlv plates and shrll sr,l
lht copper Situation rentinura sAtisfae.
tOrS.
tad 7oshuues slrad, with y fair nuuirv
efafoitV oi sput tiu-is causing smaller
manufacturers some uturrfn
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-25

Lloh kouBRhBBPlN0 ROOMS 10
BOSTON. s. 1925 Two nicely furnished
housekeeping rooms modem Phone sess
'ANtkuN ". tg1-One or tuo clean
foVns for housskeepiug for Hdultl house
modern Phone 100
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-25

ROOM --hieey fuTnlshrd sisepiag roso l,.,
g'nil"m,n only. cpll between 10 sad
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-25
sAIVNGED COTTON VIII
HE SOLD EON RED CROSS
Bals Wus Picked hs school Children
m Ahnnhnnch Ilelha

bale Of cotton that was gathered
from abandoned fields ~ Jefferson
county by school children has been
offered for sale by NJ. Dyer. coun-
~ superintendent OF education The
proceeds are 60 be divided among
the Red cross CARNATIONS ~ tho
county The cotton was ginned'
gratis az Ryan. Originally II was
intended that The cotton should be
shipped 10 Rcd Cross headquarters
at 81 louis Afr Over asks fnr bids
on tho cotton and hopes that II will
bring a blk premium.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-25
BOARD AND ROOMS
Lion. V6usyKunpINo RooNs !,

LIVH' houBEhBBPlN0 ROOMS ID
BOSTON. s.. 1895 Two nicely furnished
housekeeping rooms modem Phone sess.
CANERuS W. isl-one or two clean
foVms for housskeepiug for Hdultl house
modern Phone 5ip0
CAQtHON ", lgJ suite of small room.
npi1its neat aud clean, Tor working
.thLftNNl n. das-tor rent. tvo iiSb,
touscAe.nns Ioyms Sodrru electric
lghh Pnour sl3B.Iy
clNClNNArL n. B4 Two Nght house
keeping rooms desirable walking dis.
'anes reasonable ranNni BY fuesdsy
DULUTH W, 5iG-L Light housekeeping
rooms lhone ft92
ELEVENTH w, 5ii Two furnished
rooms ior light housekeeping IN new
. h'usr. .pri'ais irsat aud back entrances f,
connected with hath CAL after D. m.
tLWuon. n gQi I've rooms cnn Ia
u'rd lor housekeeping or bedroom and
tegnng porch in cottage adjoining bath
and has c'os Phone Ai0G'R
Fut krfENrH E I2l-Thros nIceiy for.
nleh"n nghi housekeeping rooms tor
rent Phone l7lO
FRISCO, s.. 8iG-For rent nicely fuT.
nNhed lWht housekeeping rooms mod,
o'n noe N lelephops, Cali q
or lllIRiE. S, 1ai-Ore suite d light
pb... sbouh 'P'"' n'eo qua elean'
"'u' ''''
HohUt, D., 22lG- For rent, two light
No''rke'nlrc rooms
H1l SruN S. SOC Rooms fo- rent .,,is,.
BE- modern private entrance. man and
vifD preferred call mornings
IkyATNg n -, ~,
Iau..is.r -. ei hsn'
a aANbtli4 y, ~ Sleeping room modern
,., W. ''"',' 'u'ls Fed. rhone aI9L-
ol hNlIA s. ll6- Two Hight hou,ekeep.
ls ,oom' newly furnished also connect
OAil SUI. .N4 modern home no chill
U''n usage l'Ni
OW NSSO. s. la-Iighl hou.ekeenlug
rooms nso sleeping rooms and board
thoue '.N3
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rooms Tor ligbt hHusrkespins one blosI
from car line Phone 653pR n
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rooms near car line ehIhsn wslsamss
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nun NJ Gcrmnn strlkr.

AMHTERDAM Feb "a There
are numerous indications IN DER
many ut systematic campaign to
promote a new general strike SAYS a
Berlin dispatch to the Wescr lei.
tung OF Bremen
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-25
TULSA DAILY WORLD, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25 1918
Schedule for This
Week, Commercial
ROlpLin1 LeGnne

Monday Oklahomu Satnral
Sas company W MID Continent
Petroleum COMPANY
Tuesday DUsdcn ya Harvey
Young "
"Wednesday ltlNerslde West
ern W. HoNInn Petroleum com
leo pHny.
Thursday s-grn1rd Nau0nra
bank W. y NJ e.. a
friaay Hope Engineering
company vs. Harvey Youngx
Saturday -OklRhUmu Natural
Gas company W. EiRht way
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Good Rubber On All
O. Them
f.
FORD
ACCESSORIES

All Ford accessories 90 at
wholesale prices, Wheels,
timers, fan belts, inner
tubes, lights, bulbs, nickel
polish, mufflers, rubber
mats greases and oils,
tools.
Safe, rolltop desk and 9TH
er office equipment. Ey-
erything in our establish
ment goes in this sale.
What you don't see, ask
for, as nothing is RE-
SERVED.
We cannot take our stock
out in the street. OUR
LEASE CUTS NO FIG
QRE IN THIS CASE.
Courteous treatment .Cas-
sured every one by eff
cient statesmen and demon
strators.
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