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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-01
DISTINGUISHED SERVICE
CROSS AWARDED ADA MAN

WARRINGTON, Aug. sl.--Ad-
dresses OF officers and men the award
ing OF distinguished service crossss 20
whom was announced IN General
Pershlng's communicate for August
2A made pnblic by the war depart
ment Thursday, were announced by
the war department tonight. The
list includes Private David O. Ciapp,
Ada, Okla. aud Dealey HaSShen.
Levert, La
DeaiinV with the act OF aailantry
for wlttnb Private Clapp was cited.
tho communique said
Private David O. Clapp, infantry,
Ada. Okla, during the defeny ~ OF
Cantingy, May 2S. although wonrsoei
several times, stayed With his auto
matte rifle and assisted "a the reccn-
solldation of his platoon, but after
receiving first aid inslsted on return.
ms 10 HIS post where he remained
working until forced 70 eyacuate,"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-01
CHICAGO CLUBMAN DIES
FROM MYSTERIOUS ATTACK

CHICAGO. Aug. 81 william +.
BrAdway. wealthy clubman, is dead
at a hospital as the result OF mys-
terious assault last Thursday night,
II was announced today. He was
stabbed over the heart as he was
about TO enter his south side reai
denee. but influential friends sue
oeeded in keeping the story quiet
until his death at midnight last night
The Chicago police today tele
graphed TO the authorities OF Colum-
bus. Kan. TO search for J Norman
Cook IN connection with the murder
OF BTadway. II is said that Brad
way made q statement TO the effect
that he had been stabbed by j Nor
man Cook. the father OF le.year-
old girl whom he met In Kansas
city. Bradway died IL is said before
completing his statement
CHICAGO, Aug 81 Norma Cook.
who SAYS she is q daughter OF J Nor
man Cook sought by the police in
connection with Bradwhys murder.
IS visiting r. NJ Gliss, a relative at
Columbus. Kan
In a conversation over the long
distance telephone with Chicago to-
day she was informed that Bradvay
had been murdered. She expressed
surprise but denied that she and
Bradway were engaged TO be mar
RED 70
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-01

Feature SECTION.
SoSe'y-NevA OF interest conesrninf
those IN the teeisl whirl 81 Tulsa, 80
we'll ~ Items from other cities Of the
state
Great Social Event 81 the soulh--relL
ing Of the great reception during the
coming reunion Of Confederate Vet
sranh 10 Tulsa This will he one o
hs biggest events that Tulsa will
witness In years
New York Fashion Letter DescribinE 8
what VII be worn this coming fAl'
and winter Mere man will IAN ~
frAtp the idea oi the arfument st
he viii have 70 take the word Of the
sdy IN New York, because she Say,
hdiiori.l Pass--Hsrs you will nad ,bt
pest thouGht The World writers are
capable Of Tie editorial writers on
The World give their earnest ,nd assr
oonsiderAhgn 10 all prsgnant subject
An4 their noncluiioua are vorth the
reading.
utrainp Proves DisEppointmsnt-.gs
many hAs eVidsn,ly picked bunch of
sour gTanet The country won q give
up me TODD Germany wants and ever
refuses n take German uopev, ths,
want United States coin.
TIE Auto Simplified--In this usriss a.
articles the pnrlled owner ~ uofo-
eM will und mAny helpful hints Th
lesson this week is on the eoostrns
llon ana, care Of the diiiersnt make.
Of sprinst
sunday school Lesson--it takes mar
WITH vide experiences m uiaFiin
with people 10 reach the usiou. an,
'ennble eoncluaious that Ben Nsu
some h.s reached In ihit lesson IA
neEt suudhy
Camsfa Nswt--rha worlds phntsr
Tapher 'akss pictures every week o
ne nsw ,hlnrt that happen ever.
So DAY htfs Ia ths cream n ths
worlds nsws rivhi IN shape 70 ron
can see a tor yuurAslf
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-01
MEMBERS OF CUDAHY CREW
ARRIVE AT ATLANTIC PORT

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3t.--Twsnty
members OF the armed naval guard
OF the American cargo steamer JOS
eph Cudahy. torpedoed and sunk of
the English coast August a. have
arrived safely az an Atlantic port
tho navy department. tonight an
guard were reported saved In prev.
ious dispatches TO the navy depart
ment
ArrieSl al another Atlantic nort
ot sixteen members OF me merchant
crew also was reported tonight 20
lne navy department. Only thirteen
OF me so persons aboard the Cudahy
remain unaccounted Nor The sur
lNots landed today were picked up
~ slow sailing westhound yeaselA.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-01
HORNATH FAILS
To GAIN CONTROL.
~ 10 AIloelAIsd PfslI

" 10" HNNUIIhIFd TfFfI-
NLADIVOsTOK. Monday, Aug 20.
The recent attempt OF Lieutenant
General Horvath 10 gain control OF
tho Russian military forces In ST.
oeria was suea complete failure
that II Is probable the 400 Zemstvo
troops who sided with him aud sub
Sequently were disarmed will Join
the army OF General semenoff, anti
bolshevik leader In Trans Baikalia,
who 10 cooperating with the entente
torceS The troops offered no reslst-
ance 10 the decision OF the allies that
they must lay down their arms.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-01
Texan Gets Five Planes in One
of Wars Greatest Air Battles
The Weather

TULSA, Aug ~
Magimum 50 north
Winds clear pre
oipltation 80 10
chea
OKLAHOMA fQi
Sunday And hon
DAY generally fair
ARKANSAS foi
sunday and MondAy
generally fair
"a ST TEXAS
sunday and Mondsy
generally fair
W D 8 T TKNAs
Sunday and NondaJ
Eenstally fair
LOUISIANA sun
iayN aud MondA,
partly cloudy, prob
ably showers 10
southeast portion
X A y y 4 5 - In
rtsssinr eioudinssi
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-01
Lieut.. Chamberlain Damages
Two Others in Fight With
Twelve Machnes.
is AWARDED HIGH HONoRS
San Antonio Marine Gets Vic.
toria Cross and Congress
sional Medal.

LONDON. Aug. si.-First Lieut.
Edmund q. Chamberlain Of San An.
tonic, Texas. a graduate of Princeton
and OF the University OF Texas and
an aviator. attached To the United
states marine corps has received
simultaneous recommendation for
the Victoria cross and the congress
ionAl medal OF honor for an exploit
In which he figured on July IS.
on that day, over the British front.
Lieutenant mberlaln took part In
an aerial battle with twelve German
machines. He destroyed five of
them. damaged two others and
sweeping earthward with a damaged
plane scattered a detachment OF Ger
man soldiers
After he landed. he blutfed three
others intod believing ns compass
was bomb and captured one OF
them lie then carried a wounded
French officer back 10 safety and
finally refused 10 give his nan &c
the British officer in command OF
aerial forces In that section OF tho
front because OF his fear Of being
reprimanded. The story. which is
one Of the most thrilling chapters In
the drama OF The war. also has been
cabled 10 America hv the London OF.
flee Of the committee on public in
formation.
Visits British Camp.
Lieutenant Chamberlain appeared
az a British aviation camp on July
27 and Informed the mRior in com
mand that he had personal but not
official permission 70 visit the camp
This IL horne out by the young mans
superiort. who say that Lieutenan nj
Chamberlain has asked to be per
mitted 10 so up near the front dur.
ing a furlough because he desired 10
get some more experience before re-
guming his work o.
The British commander was m
need Of aviators. and as there was a
bombing squadron about 20 leave
told Lieutenant Chamberlain ne
could so alone. on this flight the
young American brought down ons
German airplane m flames and sent
another whirling down out OF con
troll
The next day came Lieutenan,
Chamberlaip's wonderful exploit Hs
was one OF a detachment OF thirty
aviators that went out over the bat
tlsfisld through which the Germans
were being driven by thA allies. AZ
the thirty machines circled about
over the fleeing Teutons. they were
attacked hy an equal number Of GER
man machines II was a hurricane
battle from the first and almost A.
the inception Of the combat the
British lost three planes. IN the
tempest Of machine gun bullets that
roared. about his machine Lieuten-
CONTINUED OK PACE EIGHrEEN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-01
TUO OkLdhOB0Rs Are
Held CGptiUe bB Huns

WAFHINGTDN Aug "a Names
OF $50 enlisted men OF the American
ozoeditlouayy forces who it has been
aaCcrtaIncd are now prisoners of war
az Laugenaalza Germany were am
nounced tonight by the war depart.
ment
Among them are two Oklahonans.
John pondey'or Pitcher. and CLYDE
T. ShgUpr crescent
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-01

ST PAUL, MINI, Aug. "a Min
nesota lakes will be named after SOL
diers from this state who give their
lives or distinguish themselves on
the battle fields Of France. II a
movement which ia gaining. head
way here proves successful Those
behind the movement propose 10
urge passage az the next leslaiatufe
OF law legallzlng the naming of ~
ytYapy'of the states 10000 lakes al "a
desired after the states keroe2z1<r
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-01

NEWBrRGH n S.. Aug 3i--Col-
orel Theodore Roosevelt viii be the
principal speaker here on labor day
at the launching % tho first ocean .
going cargo carrier evsr built on the
Hudson river kN
The ceremonies VIII he attended
by representatives OF the United
states shipping board and man,
army and navy officialB
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-01
HALO GAINS IN
suHPRIsE ATTACK.

~ ~ Ass"-A"tNN AANAAf
Mount g. ousntin, dominating
Perobne and the angle Of the soinms
river. has been taken by the Aus
ITALIANS. together with reuIllaucourt.
lying to the west In this operation.
which was in the nature Of a sur.
prise attack. more than i.soo pris-
oners we're taken.
The way 10 now prepared for ,he
occupation Of peronne and a further
important advance 70 the east.
simultaneously the French have
broken down the reaistanoe OF heavy
German forces along the Canal Du
Nord and north OF Soissons In the
soiaaons Area they are IN complete
possesion OF IuvlEny and crouy and
have reached tho western outskiFta
OF Lsury.
Notwithssnding the fact that the
allied progress has slowed down
somewhat owing 10 the reinforce
ments the Germans have rushed 10
the fore In an endeavor 20 hold thA
vital points on their line az Ions
as possible, there has been no
cessation OF the allied thrusts along
the entire s0-mile front, and with
minor exceptions. these thruste have
been succsssfui.
A gain of great Importance in the
/ LyH sector has been made by the
British who are now In possession
~ that much -fought-over ground,
KENNEL hill
French and fhnks Gain.
In the south near Scissors French
and Americans are keeping up their
| pressure against the German lines
which threatens 20 o1tflank the
I enemy positions along the Aisna ana
Vesle, Further north the French
have made only local gains in their
effort 10 reach Couoy-le Chateau and
capture the heights which, dominate
the old German positions along the
Chemin-dcs- Danes
Westward from the Ailette, along
Olfe and northward 20 the Somme
river. west Of Ham, the French are
fighting hard but their advance IL
slow
North of the somme battlefield
proper, the Germans. seeing the dan.
ger 10 their entire army In further
inroads Of the British scross the
HindenburE line southeast and esst
of ArrRs havs massed men and guns
10 hold that portion of the front Sc
cure Hritiah forces have nearly
broken through IN that region and
The danger 10 the Germans Is not
set over
In the Flanderu battle area the
Germans now are rapidly retiring ~
their lines running near Armentieres,
whhh they stormed late in April.
KENNEL Taken.
Mont Kommel, southwest Of Ypres.
has been taken by the British while
BAllleui, where there was terrific
CONTINUED ON PACE EfGHTEEN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-01
Bolshcyiki Forced to Retire In swift
Retreat ON Ussuri Front; Much
Booty IL Taken.
PREMIER LENlNE WOUNDED
Another Attempt Made on Life of
Head of Government; HorNath
Fails siberian Control.
AMERICANS LEAVE MOSCOW
Ninety five go 10 Potrogrnd; Consul
General Poole Remains 10 Aid
Allied Colleagues

By The Associated Press
NLADlNOsTOk, Monday. Aug 90.
Entente forces and Czeoho -sloyak
troops have attacked the bolshevik
red guard on the CAsuri river front
ana have driven the enemy BACK for
e. distance OF iB miles. Prisoners
wero taken and booty was captured
by tho allied forces
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-01
DR.. SOH Is to Succeed
Hertiing Says RumOr
Coming From Berlin

LONDON, Aug. SIT Is ru-
mored IN Berlin, according 10 a
dispatch from Amsterdam 20 the
Central News agency. that chan
cellor Won Hertling shortly Will re-
tire owing 70 his advanced age and
viii be succeeded by DR. W. & Soif
The German COLONIAL secretary.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-01

ny The Associated Press
Imperial Chancellor Won Hert-
ling. who has held his eiftIcult
post since last November. is said 90
be about 10 resign because OF his
advanced age II is reported that
pr W. s. solf the German colon
tsl secretary, Will succeed hiu Or
solf recently made an important
announcement that the dispoai-
tion OF Germany's colonies after
the war is Of the utmost impor-
tancn and that Germanya policy
must he 90 shaped that she will
retain her foreign possessions,
Parts Of his address were looked
upon aH yelled suggestion that
peace tentatives on the basis ~
colonial possessions might be
made
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-01
Labor Day Proclamation.
State Of oklahoma.
Executive Department

Among inc hoNnhfN liked hN
law and custom for annual OBJ
servance. the day set apart for
I appropriate ceremony In honor
T. and reoognition OF labor should
! appeal strongly TO every pa
I triotic American To celebrate
I the omplishments, value and
! Importance OF labor In the
I progress and Advancement OF
7 the human race Is always ap-
I propriate, but when our 'ooun-
! try Is engaged In a great war
for liberty and democracy. and
. the preservation OF our institu-
! tions, the record made by labor
In support OF the government I'm
! such a crisis makes the observ-
! anoe Of this day doubly appro.
pirate.
The cooperation Of all good
! rTl@g and women everywhere IN
! tffT6 great hour OF our counuy's
need and trial N ust abound u
we would have abiding security
! iu the endurance of our demo-
cratic Institutions
Feeling the responsibility
I that rests a. this time upon our
people. and with the convic-y
ton that labor hae and will dis y
! charge with fidelity and cour-
I age the work that falls TO iB
I LOT. a. chief executive OF the
I state OF Oklahoma, ask that
! the people cease from their
usual occupations and labors
and. ftungly observe Monday
September 2, 1915, as Labor
bay
In tcAtimsny whereof I have
hsrcunto set my hand and
caused 20 b9 affixed the great
zeal ~ tho state OF Oklahoma
at Oklahoma city this thirueth
day Of August. In the year OF
our Lord, one Thousand Nine
hundred and Eighteen, and o.
The Independence OF tho United
states Of America tho one Hun
dred and Forty third
(SiEned) r., /. WtLLIAMS
The Governor Of the
Attest. State OF oklahoma
J. l.. LYON.
Secretary OF state
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-01
ATTEMPT is MADE
ON LENINEs LIFE.

LONDON. Aug. si-Crtminal at
tempts have been made on the iife
Of Lenine. the bolshevik premier at
Moscow. according to a Russian
wireless message received here 70.
day from the Russian Capital. under
date OF August so Ienlne was
wounded
Several attempts have been made
against the life OF Nikolai Lenlnt
since he became premier OF the Dol.
shevik -sAvernment in Novem ber
l1si7, after the overthrow OF the Rus.
Sian imperial dynasty Lenine's rea
name Is Vladimir Hitch Elianoff and
he was born OF a noble family al
Simhirsk on the river Nolga about
1870.
on January is OF this year an al,
tempt vas made 10 Assassinato Pre-
mier Lenins at Pstrograd. ssverAl
shots were fired at Lenines sutomo.
bile. but he was uninJured.
on the night OF January 81 a
young man IN a students uniform
entered the bolshevik headquarters
al the Smolny institute and fired al
Lenine
Premier Lenine and Leon Trotzky,
the bolshevik minister OF war, were
reported by the semi-ofnciAl Wolff
bureau OF Berlin early IN August 70
n 0rfled from Moscow to Kronstadt.
thVInaval base near Petrograd. but
no Confirmation OF this report has
been forthcoming.
An older brother Of Lenine was
executed for completely In a plot 20
kill Emperor Alexander II OF Russia
shortly before that ruler was actually
ASA Sxinated in 1891
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-01

PARIS, Aug. 31.--Heavy
fighting north of scissors
and along the canal Du Nord
is reported by the war office
tonight. The French have
succeeded in overcoming pow
erful resistance at various
points and have taken Cam
pagne on the east bank Of the
canal, now hold the village Of
Cheyilly and have advanced
their line as far as Leury,
northeast of scissors.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-01
Haig Captures Heights
Dominating Perenne
and Somme.
FRENCH MAKE GAINS
Cross Canal Du Nord and
Take Towns in Hard
Fighting.
AMERICANS KEEP UP ATTACK
With French Yanks Drive
on North of Scissors;
KENNEL Taken.

LONDON, Aug. 31.-in the
capture Of Mount st. Quentin.
north of Rsronne, and Feuil-
lecourt, more than 1900 pris-
oners were taken BY the Brit
ish, according to Field Mar
shal Haig's report tonight.
The British losses were small.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-01
.yAQUI INDIANS START
REVOLT ACROSS LINE
Bands Engage In Rattio with rcd.
orul Moxithn Troops, Not Goa
nected With Ncgsios Troublc.
BLAME is PUT ON AMERICAN
MEXICAN soldier says Yank Fircd on
Himi Private Arrcstcd Pcnd.
Ing Invesiisation. ~

NoGALEs. Ariz. Aug a.. -
Yaqui Indians have revsited at ortis
and culiaoan In the Mexican stats
Of slnaioa. An American travelling
man arrived here todsy from Torres
and reported that 500 Indians q
oruS on Monday fought an engage
msnt with the federal sarrisen st
Torres and had taken 10 tho hills
This was officially oonfirmsd today
Three hundred Ysquis OF another
command near culisesn were also
reported TO have reyoitsd on tn
same day and TO have attempted o
loot tho city, but we're driven off
While the Yaaui revolt has no
direct oonnsetion with ,hs shooting
here Tuesday. q became known hsfs
today that Gen. r. Eiias csiies. mil.
iiary governor OF sonora. held hip
political enemies responHibi. for m
trouble
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-01

aud warmer sunday Monday showers 'nd
cooler
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-01
KENNEL Taken.

Mont Kommel, southwest Of Ypres
has been taken by the British while
BAilleui, where there was terrific
CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGHTEEN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-18

Mrs George s. Role and children
ARE homo from thc.r summers stay
'u the east
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-18
OF Interest to Women
DAILY TuouoIlT.

The Girrat action Off uur human Ifr
Is a,oruIrF foo rr.,uEr 1900 iumug.
Tur who furg,fH without 70 further
strife.
iua adversary g. h,pft i1 him duih tIo.
And .UHn urmoi conquest truly said
To win tho ngr thau overthrow
tho head Dur,w
Mrs Horace T.. Anderson arrived
home au Monday from lus Arr,'ra.
whore with members OF h,r family
Including hrr daughter. Mira g. %
white ana the Hitrfs children. of
Seattle. Wash sho ppsar1 thr vnrm
months Mr. Anderson accompanied
ny hs nephew Mr nn.y Andersen.
ANA Nr ! D. Itt formerly "f Tulsa.
be motoring through Miss Nui"r
upon hcr Junior F''r boo wellesley
Mrs w. 49, Anderson also returned
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-18

But. Jour industrial leader stores
are determined too. that they shall
carry away with them a lasting im-
preston of the city ~ Tulsa and It's
business enterprises and there Y no
doubt 10 many OF them who have the
idea they ARE coming 90 a frontier
village with its rampant hazards. an
agreeable surprise will be In store
There arc few cities in tho country
where the class and character Of
merchants rank as high as right here
I'm Tulsa Yes. and there are very
few cities too whore the stocks OF
merchandise. I'm tho matter of STYLES
variety and assortment, arc quite as
complete Understand, We do not
omcan there are not larger stores than
we have here. i for that OF course.
would hc an exaggerated statement
but thcrc are certainly mono where
YOU can so and have YOUR require
mcnts served more satisfactorily
In fact there is mo- city today.
whore cvcD thing considered style.
quality and service. prices are any
moro reasonable, if as much so as
here IN Tulsa
Quite fortunate Tor ms today tho
majority ot our merchants have been
accustomed 90 hlg business Consc-
lueutv foresight has been part of
/ their training and they have oNer-
clsed this to tho advantage " our
/ buying public I'm more than one In
stance. -
/ MANY of tho articles now on sale
/ Z nTusn. n purchased today at
wholesale would cost considerable
more than the present retail selling
b a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-18

BOULDER IumcHtown and other
mountain r'a'iia. uutlnE thrr ah
1,,n''. NJ and Mrs l,o7c ha1 WIN
.I.'0. '''''" ''''', %, ~" ,''t'. -
a. w.. "''''
a.. IT,. ,r.. 90
,fr .,.f ,f,. ,t't,..... hl..
ana A.. ,.i., ts..,.
rovornI weeks in me rtrt rUr. arrr
accompanied Yn their t,mu b.. Nr
and Mrs William " E.H, nt..n'#
~ Nr Erallt un1 N.. lu.fa. $40
have. come far r.#1 1ra.. m IH.r
huy, with .Urm ua rut'. in iunIE
homo durrr th" reunion uryf vr.s
Mr. and Nm a ;. Nuu or E1n.N.
DlfU fYru,r f,..I.ui. uf Tu.H Nlu.
D ~ Bass 0f Gainesville. 1...
mother ur Nr Du.r goa Nr Walter
Nlw u,.. .u..u. luI N.. E..sU
krps.u NNu .,rs ..r.'. .r Nr su.
Nr I.r D. Ul.WtT. uu ...I.. bonn.
f.ua To- tI..r .n do. -rp In.-tr
srsf,. na.r rlYr',I .Hrr mu.uw
asI. uf.Dl..r I,.s.. nr. arrived t.
ula.t NO. n.u, .f 81. uH uF. u.I
wcI duHrs 'ur rrHm.u
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-18

Mr. and Mrs e. \ poulton an
noungo the birth, September IA. of a
SON
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-18

BOSTON. sept 1.-THE Rcv pr.
Edwin Hughes resident bishop NJ
the Methodist Episcopal church. left
here today f1r an Atlantic port and
win sail for France within "A few
DAYS lie will establish hcadquar
ters In Paris and viii have direct
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-18

Mics Frances Haskell leaves today
for the east whore she goes for on
trance to Smith college.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-18

Dr. Cora +. snethcn. Ostcopah
General Practitioner. both acute and
chronic diseases, Just located, iO2
Mayo Bldg Phone 1885, Res TcL
-R.-Adv.