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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-09
REOPEN DRY" COAL MINES.
Even Haeklebernie, First Anthra-'
cite Mine, Is Active.

Hacklebernie. the first anthracite
mine in the world, opened after hard
coal was discovered at Summit Hill
in 1874 and closed years ago by the
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Com
pany as dry" will shortly be opened,
according to the anthracite commit
tee of the fuel administration.
Other mines also abandoned either
have been reopened or are about to
be In an endeavor to increase the
output Of COAX The mines are being
installed with electrical equipment
and the anthracite industry is ac-
complishins what On years ago would
have heen thought to be the impos-
sihla
The Stanton Lawrence and Bear
Ridge collieTies at Mahoney Plane
twice abandoned as worked out" a-e
now adding hundreds. of tons daily
under Madeira Hill Il Company s
direction. These mines were given up
when deep mining was both danger
aus and improbable. but new ma
chinery and intensive methods of
working changed old ideas
The Hollywood colliery of Pardee
Brothers q Company at Hazlaton.
abandoned thirty years ago. has been
reopened and furnishes work for 200
mine workers A feat ance thought
impossible, has been performed and
:elsna.4 seA shRped daily - market
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-09
LESS INFLUENZA
AMONG SOLDIERS
Epidemic Decreases in
Camps, But Shows Advance
Among Civilians.
SPREADING TO THE WEST

The number of new cases Of Span
ish influenza in Army camps up to
noon yesterday showed a decrease.
Spread Of the apidemic among the
civil population over the country ap-
parently still is tar from being
checked.
Reports Of the public health service
state that the disease was spreading
rapidly in the south and that it also
was epidemic in portions OF the mid
die west and far west, heretofore free
from it. South Dakota was added to
the. new states reporting the disease
in epidemic form, while new OUT
breaks were reported from a num-
Der Of other states.
Total of 11,75O New Cases.
Army camps reported 11,750 new
cases for the twenty-four hours end
ing at noon yesterday. This was a
sharp decrease over the daily average
of last week. New cases of pneu-
menia also decreased, totaling only
2,181. and deaths were fewer, with
7S1.
i
largest number of new cases of in
fuenza, reporting 1,044. Pneumonia
showed the greatest increase at Camp
Meade, where $40 new eases were re-
ported. Camp Meade had $50 new
cases of influenza and sixty-feur
because of the malady at Camp Meade
out OF total of $4,000 men in camp.
with 9 total of 5000 cases up to this
time.
Camp Grant, Ill. had 2s1 such cases.
and Camp Sherman, Ohio. 100. Camp
new cases Of influenza and four new
cases of pneumonia Conditions at
Camp Dix. N. j., also showed improve
ment.
The total number Of cases Of in
fiuenza reported from all Army camps
since the disease became epidemic
last month now is placed at more
than $4,000, while pneumonia cases
total 1928, and deaths 5,871.
Efforts Made to Aid Industries.
Special efforts are being made by
the public health service to furnish
medical attention and nursing serv-
spread of influenza is retarling pro-
duction of war material. Plants at
which this work is now being organ
lied are located at Wilmington. Del.
Bethlehem. Chester and Eddystone,
Pa; Gloucester, N. j.; Nitro, w. Va;
Sheffield, Ala; Newport News Norfolk
and Portsmouth, Va, and Jackson
Vile, Fla. Special attention is being
given to the coal regions of Pennsyl-
vania.
How the civilian physicians have
been responding readily to the call
Of the public health service for
medical aid in this crisis is indicated
by a letter written by Surgeon Gen
eral Blue to the president Of the CEN
trail governing board of the Volunteer
Medical Service Corps September 81.
Dn Blue asked for the mobilization
Medical Service Corps of ten ply
sicians each
Within seventy-two hours the
!. names of 500 doctors had been fur
nished. and on October the names OF
1.135 physicians had been furnished.
Every day since the number has been
increased.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-09
REV. CHARLES A. SHREVE
new M'KENDREE PASTOR
Appointed Yesterday at Meeting Of
Bishop McDowen's
Cabinet.

Rev. Charles A. Shreve, who has
been camp pastor Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church in the camps in this
section, was appointed pastor of the
Mckendree NJ. Z. Church. at a meet
ing yesterday afternoon of the cabinet
Of Bishop w. F. Mcdowell.
The meeting was attended by Bishop
Mcdowell, Rev. John R. Edwards of
this city. Rev. B. F. DeVries of the
Frederick district, Rev. John T. En-
sor Of the East Baltimore district.
Rev. w. w. Barnes of the West Bal
timore district, and Rev. Don S. Colt
Of the Baltimore district.
Several appointments also were
made to vacant pulpits in Baltimore.
1t is expected other vacant pulpits in
this city will be filled in the near fu-
ture. Rev. Mr.. Shreve. who was ap-
pointed to the pulpit Of Mckendree
Church, succeeds Rev. E. H. Lamar,
who recently was appointed q chap
lain in the United States Army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-09
Mr.. WILSON'S PEACE EDICT
ENDORSED BY ROME PAPER
Demand for "Absolute Victory
Reproduced in Large Type, as
Answer to tNew Trap"

ROME. Monday. October I've
must have absolute victory. Any kind
Of negotiation is now moro than ever
inadmissible," the words of President
Wilson Immediately after the rejec-
ton Of the Austrian peace proposal,
are reprinted by the Epoca in large
type as summarizing the attitude of
Italians toward the new peace move
ment.
The Epoca adds that President Will
son answered in September the pres
ent new trap concocted by the enemy.
The whole press says that the re-
quest for an armistice is an acknowl-
edgement Of defeat by the central
empires. but that the allies must pre-
vent the enemy from thereby escaping
the Consequences Of his acts.
The Journal Italia says:
Austria seeks to cheat italian ma
tional aspirations by simply returning
to the status quo, which means .
permanent irreconcilahle conflict be-
tween Italy and Austria az long al
the latter keeps under her rule terri
tories inhabited by Italians"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-09
CARDS OF THANKS,

BEAN. We wish to express our sincere thanks
and appreciation for the kindness and sym.
patty And beautiful floral tributes at the
death Of our beloved husband and father,
By THE FAMILY.
BRAY. I wish to express to my relatives and
friends my sincere thanks and appreciation
for their kindness. sympathy and beautiful
doral tributes at the death Of my dear wife,
ANNIE B. BRAY. ROBERT T. BRAY.
AREDEKAlP. We wish to express our sin
cere thanks and appreciation for the kind.
ness, sympathy and beautiful doral tributes
vile, ETHEL Tii II n. 'T BREDEKAMP. - @
FATHER, MOTHER AND HUSBAND.
DORSEY. We wish to express our sincere
thanks to our relatives and friends for the
beautiful floral tributes ut the death Of our
BY Her MOTHER. FATHER AND LITTLE
fURRoW. We wish to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation for the kindness,
sympathy and beautiful doral tributes at the
and sister. THE FAMILY.
HANSEN. wish to express my sincere
thanks and appreciation for the kindness,
TN seatS spa sSotn.4 e. tts ss
BY HIS BROTHER. JOHN HANSEN. :
xAo0E6. We wish to express our sincere
thanks to relatives. friends and neighbors
Ief the Kindness, sympathy and beautiful
aoral tributes at the death Of my wife.
BIZ MR. RHODES AND FAMILY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-09
JUDGE J.P MCMAHON
SWORN IN THIS MORNING
Succeeds Judge A. B. Mul1owny in
the District Branch Of the
Police Court.

Judge John P. Mcmahon was sworn
in this morning as successor to Judge
Alexander R. Mullowny. He occupied
the bench in the District branch of the
Police Court.
The oath of office was administered
by the retiring Judge in the judga's Of
flee. Judge Mullowny escorted his sue
cessor to the bench
It was not Judge McMahon's first an
yearance on the bench, however. He
served as judge during the summer va
cation season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-09
SUBSTITUTE FOR RADIUM.
DR.. Richard B. Moore Announces He
Has Made Valuable Discovery.

GOLDEN. Col. October s.-Dr. Rich
ard B. Moore Of the United States
bureau of mines here announces he
has discovered a substitute for ra-
dunn which he has named mesotho-
rum.
He will explain his discovery to
the American Institute Of Mining En-
gineera which meets in Milwaukee
Thursday. He axpso&s mesothoriun
will at oRna come into wide use in
luminous prtntA aiTplsne dials. conn
nas.ae 80 saA aEatA asaasaiAe 70
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-09
THURSDAY STORENEWS OF LANSBURGH&BR
EDITORIAL


Remember when you were a
small child how your
mother used to make you
wear a bag of asafetida
and camphor around your
neck to ward off disease
when there was an cpl
demic in the neighbour
hood?
If there is even the smallest
. good in asafetida, as a
protector from disease, we
wish some good doctor
would tell us SO we can
wear a bag of it during
the present epidemic.
Well admit it don't smell
very good, but, gee, any
of us would be glad to
wear most anything if it
would help in conquering
the "au" germ.
If any doctor will write a
letter to Lansburgh Il
Bro, advertising office,
we will be glad to pass
on what he has to say
about the goodness or the
uselessness of asafetida
or camphor.
If you don't wish to wait for
the answer III these
columns. call UP your
physician.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-09
BORN.
DIED.

SWNGLE. On Tuesday, October 8. 1918, to
Edwin A. and Ada T. Swingle. q son.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-21
OFFICES AND DESK ROOM
STORES AND WAREHOUSES;

Nltul 81 I,,tIHs fosu ~IIl wt,ri o.
oil,r tuur s"ni .a.aiion si'.f'l
ufufs Phone tHnt
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Resident Salesman
Wanted

for quick selling side iinc mSn's
fine, welt shoes - samples a. tos,.
per cent commission. In this ,,y
snd adiarcn, towns For details
write Il Is l.. co. 10 Ionis nyanue
Grand Rapids Mich
NutNG MtN a. and over. are .r,tbl, ,o,
EoNrfnsmnt talsaN mall eirrks s1a
month examinations s,.pn fof ifee ia.
u.ul'rs, write Il 1err, ffotmct 'i,p
,.t'i-s "samirs'I loN Columbian p'ds
NsshIurtot
oomIsnl 1I5 Robinson Blds Phone fsio
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BOARD AND ROOMS.
ILOHr HousEKEEPInu ROOMS /

ApMIR,L 1899 Housekeeping room
modefn hunrslcN solihrrn etposut,. pri
Nair aniN saut triinod UouIlr no
children to7iR
NlNTu " teo Two modern Hsht house
lesring rooms newly decorated
IuR RtN1 Iwo housekeeping r.oms p0i
Main. Apartment 1o1 Phone t'pi
PORN s 5ai Two hsht housed csp
lns rooms ,ri one t~o room house
LNWTON q pir-tor rent = quite ~ two
'is't hnuscse"plns rooms ,sty dc,itahls
OLYMPIA y ~ Three mrni,hrl foom,
Tor rrhi Housekeeping
IRN WlitpO 'of uasior rrfiusut iof
tops ~ ptss irlugs Tor cakes 'andy etc
lust lie irg ~ ~ has t~ic. the food
N1e 81 ne fresh ese
MAIN : 1907 1~o ,,ty desirable con
uertiur rooms. completely Furnished iof
Housekeeping modern no children veil
WairF
LANSING S ltp Three -el ffni,hei
luusrkr.riug fnpms rlosr Iu o. PEI
week - atr Q p m
MAlN. s. toss tvo hrht Housekeeping
rooms sdioirtnr bath screened M porch.
iof man and ~, ~ sdes employees
ELENtNrn. D. Ill Ner, dsNt,hls
fruuui rcn- rcom. private entrances
FiRsl " llig for rent on, nsht
Housekeeping f"om Phone itNt
TWO Furnished room, iot light hous-kc-p
trg rlosr M lhonr zoo,
flGIN = iug. Nrcb fnrni.tsd lsht
Housekeeping or sleeping rooms
fIGtN 3 72I Two front rooms Tor tight
topsrteepiur rhone 2sil
MAIN 200 one nicely furnished hnu,e
terping room ard one sleeping room
reasonable rent
CUfYFNNE y. t2i- Two exceptions v
nice iufr shrd housekeeping rooms. nr-
sni moisrr good loratior every thing
Furnished .asy paitire distance on ar
line
ROOMS ron RENT FURNISHED ~
MARY BVNCkNAN Apls No 500 Nicely
furnished single sleeping tcom Pti'ate
entfapre phore Is'l
not LptR $ 20 one Arrr modern
sleeping room in private home close IN
Phone tgEi
ROsruN = tsi Nird, furnished front
bed t"om fot gentleman
OF TUl rRTrrllY iurnished rooms only
four are '-'' phurs go
HosfpN a.. a. Nirrly furnished bel
room Phone sJa
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BUSINESS SERVICE
pusINGss SERVICE OFFERED

fNtNNAlINt
TO- cement wofk And basement eira,Aiing
Phone t1dl
MlEN NOl have su,thiur IN sel' call 7
- Martin. surttorerr tlI3
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-21

NNNhfW llflb Leases and dfilllne ror
rs.fs Vs. have ~ can re- shat ,ou
want BOO fhs se. iior a. 600 srtrs tor
s.| 90 yrt ttttIn. 4 GOO .u arnthrr a.
a..r u tt.iJ Inference IuatsntN
sat, laut co. n'h UctIb 60. faJ
.AII ItEat
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nnrris Roomisn nounrs
MONEY TO LOAN CuArrELs Z,

10 NOu Ntfp huNfN'
W. Iosn money on iut'ituf' piano, We
'ro,s iismonis snS lihsfty bond, az
hH,.r's, 'i'trty esntdrntlsl Moore
hssi isau 60 goo Nss Ault b'lE
riouf SO
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rArFR a. lips, fuii uns priced nsh.
Tuin Rabb.r stamp Work. Hayward
Rldf rhon. iais
WEARING APPAREL
MASQUERADE Cus1l MIS-
InH Htst

MAsQUfRApl COST Ms
loH RtNt
~ all descriptions So me costume ~orl
hase then 10 please ,ou reasonable"
piisss l,"ont And Holland hlig,
ilIs IAt THIRD
iiIUHFar urrs, raid ior meHs ,sroni
hand clothing shoes and hat fhont
lIfuuFsT price, rsid iot -aond hsnd
,loth.ng shoss hsis sir Phone 'ti'
BtsT rRiCrs PAlp iof mrrs seeout
hsnd 'loth'ns shoes snd m'' Ih"n"
IACuns MIRCNNTtlE go Ust ouf
Juse, o. shoe sHd sinirf unirf~tsf
before buiius r,ewhsts Tho NokinE
msut Store .r2t lad iifN street
HIGHrsT rHfrtS p,d iot .sropih.no
clothing shoes hats slt Phone iii'
HinHFsT PRlCFs rot secondhand
tloihns shoe. shi he's fh'1s iiit
vuirs AID snore Highest pri," .p,t
Dies hstdou Phots t'
MiscELLasEous ToR SALE 80
HOLIDAY GoupS q, ,lo., lp ur.tAs.a al
to,s and move. iirs mus' 800 t'kff 7'l'
Capdi hesdausrt'f. $50 ro'afN me-. '
sofk t"'As ~, tsu. pF.f. Nlsa
riotsa, H,,tr' ror, - ,rt r,afa
~ nj, AlrriON ~ us N.,uo' NUi
t,iutia ur .lsi h,fs~"r f.''f A. :
Second ur b,tFoii stf,'' lf"uIf'. 80 %
o ~ Iu' ~ Fr-li hHHtrN'.f r'"is
live ,ioot sui i,fm ir, tiu'u 80 ''.r'
rUl"s ion uum'f"ut 200 ru"r'iH. W..
he spi rrgtfi.'tt ~ pf'f' i..'N .''
N1.rou 60 : NsuH ,.. n",''t
81 mfr.'t, and odd ....,. - .mn'f
ari 'f|sh material 60. ,siIri'. "f
N"rla 'rl' os,...
non NlN ufra.. - sol. .t.. uH'rH
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WAITED TO Bul
PROPERTY for EXCHANGE
rxcnAMnn MAJ ra1Arr =

TUiHTN rWu NDVf- f. Improved
r.rr su.fas'rf ps.t ~ ., H.rs. ~
Iu'sa frti1vr.s ufHp.I'. MP f.Y.' ..
si'et sppl tutora. .. t..i. H. u.r,.
value ~ pfrprr'H q H. ".H.. Ii..
AN ~ HpDN fr..H.... I. ..a.. |.t .uutI rr
fo.sr rtu., a.'.
a.. ,tRte l'Nu b., rtt... u. 600
nrhaHge tot df.s s'ofr ll1u. l'J2.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-21
SITUATION WANTED FEMALE

q - suDRN RNNusN Permanent position
wanted s.'l f''Ah'r "oIuIa', B., ,apah."
r,rst''Ssd EoIrg lah ti', 'r'tf'n'rs
I'ars .s.F
INr.RI 50 NnGRNruEH Nnuus si}
'~s.fss position eight f'Ar ,tHrflUnrs
fu.Nsf uIf. office irial. ntpi .Hd o.
tpfsic cpoI education ..fo some
tro- .itr of hpotts'p.uf Phone SIG
CNSuuV and r operator u.r,s
r,rrsrrN' r"s ''or We Ns'~r' s'lf
ru n. "lNtSs MNy
An s',rngfhuhft Afi hpot tlr.r't with
a. u, 'rf .trruu,r sufk anl Dlush't 80
mansgirr office at booking after husirtss
ir husins-, .ls mauNsr Want position
with % urr, uf individual vt'fr Fpoi vots
ant In,a.', will hs appreciated sod -hsre
there IA fnanfs fpf aiNAr.rWrui ON Hr
count ~ hsIug competent An nov NfsIi
% wofk and hm NOT looking 'Ur s.an
tau give hilhrtf f~'rf..H.s at fu .IafA 10.
SD ahNI', Hot 70 500 ~. N.ft
ENrFUtfNtt srFNpsNNHlifW tr,tr,
position reference. 'ufrIsnri rhIrn
1909 fnrnf 90. snd sss foe ~ T. iu"u.
3u5f 10 Ovulrt,
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VI. tu'NVY OVERLAND nne mech,nl
rof' '... must he sem to be- Ap.
",i an cf terms 3o1 south
'''a'' hone -orO ~
u 'k ~i'. five passenger touring iust
s' ''. 'sa."l. 500 " II Hobhin,,
Hummy roadster. \ shape .
M... seven pA'tungrt lust ~
Tel 1ut' srd rurs itkr new ucs
".l 'ff fIl trl' either oi these a. F,
n NN,I Moore 60. as south
N'f I'orr $3.50
"N N'.' Cheap Tor cash iot1 Roo five
-" '.' nrools Phone 2sf1
''h ~ i.se pa,seng-t White. bar
sAn I."r. l-fG
w s'It ut TRADE one p..kard .ir
~ h'.'.s'r aud ono Hudson sedan
-. Nv. l'r tn trade Phone $500 or
h'l' Wight ndg
IN )'' % n,rhhor about f,tO You
i' f number " ladies Who viii
'D. irN urrifr tgrO In place 81
't '' ruok Vtth
S va l1i' fori touring ar. iu good
~ l'ii East Fourth street
~ 't Pop sa', At q bargain at q south
'.t '.Hre -isp
y FNI o.o ~ ton Jeii,ry truck
~ wv tori 'ouurr o.r good shan,
,,,. or ''l Of iooi eouth Main
In l.n'il NiN Rlai,iek In daud,
10y Tide pf'ro Is right Voc Phone
'.t one touring car Phone
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-21
rooms ugrunsIsurp

tlIENENNt y 5l7 For rent three
room urmtuishsi apaftnrut uo ghu
dfeu Phone 1pi2
HODGE : l-iI Three rotms uufuf
m.hsl nod. ru dowu staits Phone
tpr.
TWO uufuruishcd room, tor r,ni rhou,
iO31
GuOB light outside room, close co. 'or hgh'
Housekeeping ~ office uHfutrishsi
Hoom o - Fast ~ccont street
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-21

GARAGE roR RENT Phone 2o!iR
iuR RtNT-N Ne~ ssrsss, South SIDE, ca
gupT
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SPECIAL NOTICES

"T--III IIlN N0ITIT
49,. .uUt th, mh'r ih.' John
k,aIr Hrr,tofnfr con
nu'' tfoaf~a, Rluatl rarcr 81
,u. "a. riti street nave jh, d., h'
.r..u,ri dtssoltrJ patiurrahip.
,r, lfor ihIs ia, the said = / kesne
Ia .. HAN. .Hf ANY contfs - ~ uu.
......rsH. Do. Ibs prour,rtor Of Tho Nfuad
-, pr.srI Iar.or iae t4id l"hn " 10
,.f f.Is ds, assumed all lali1.
. r.nt'u. - aid business 'uts
n.',.b,, lru lpls ,Sigucd JON VI
i-t.n , hrArr
no nm. Ostrup,ih iu3 Ria,
Al, pIuUr I'pa rr,idcrrr 49,
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BOARD AND ROOMS.
ROOMS ron RENT FURNISHED


mSroN ; Sir Large .ouih rcom nr,t
tu bath suiishlr fot two grntirmrn ur
ladies rmplo,rd
ron RENT Nt,sh FURNISHED r"om sl,uth
SID call sop1
DtNNiR : ~ lad, ~,he, a room
mate Will give hr~.tiasl sud iinurt
HEArTntilN furnished ,l.erus fonm ,u
lu'.'e home, south s'ldr. reasonable
lhoue sgI7 Ia
ElfvENTn y. IHN--Nic.y ntut.hsd
room. runuins water ~AlGing iniauco,
w. prt Nrek
hOUtntR X 62iL arsr beautifully
Iurrtshrt south front fuoms. tuut ~iu
dos p,rmsn"nt'
MANHtlI. .. ias NseN furnished rorm
on south sidc To Young married couple or
t~o gentlemen or t~u young lAdi,s rm
PLAYED Phone Iuts
blSSOl\t one tra,iS,ouin Of tggu Tor
each rgs required iu uiil' sp,.t uUt
aud stfAnh.r suh hfpinr lht will
mako th, beet brains aud oggs 'ou have
ever eaten
tlGHru D.. si5 Largo mrut,h,i ..r,p
'ns room Tor one or t"" scni'''urn lh"n'
pt,NtK = TOO Nirr, hrn,,tsi ,i,rr
lrg room roun'rtus bath Tr,al, iamiN
rhor, IE,.
WllltllNn "a ,.can aud ut.,N
tutrisi,d r1m Boz modtfu house srt'
ku,hru ruNllrgc h. rent to "Hr "r isu
gifs Phone .1l7
tlN,iNNNIi s. iloi Lars, front room
s"uthsrs' rrpuauts private uhorl iH
toum lafgr closet Aiioiutug hsn ,#t'
desirable tot tNo ~ three $50 sitk.r
snu ruvW rhnrt htil
ul IlllUt s sol Largo souil .I,rpins
room newt to hath, close ir. suitable fvf
tNo Phone s1t
SDtiIlNI ROOM or tvo Isbi Uou,rsrsp
ItUtlHFf hath
ufn'.rcd qliri ou Gov hu' lhorf is't
10. .l.ptF lIul l.rttri foom al
j. ius laih .r wl,pi, hou,
Nltt Iat1a tuor on tit,' fIupr sHlpi', fuf
$50 ~ '.It pfiNl'r rrtfsu., rtlI bath
to. ,,rtr. 20 hUatd Phone trlI 70
kATIlfRlNt tLNrs Two hrgt sunny
troui sleeping tpomN rI'e.. rritAh'r.
vel furnished ryrUe, t.ue hafh FftftIIN
,lodsrn ou a. hrc iud.if, ACT ,
tul Nofth theypru,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-21
OIL LANDS AND LEASES

ron sAll go acres Chautsuaua county.
Nan - barrel prediction runn f0f
more dtHling no, 29A Peru. Nan
courtr Osls siso smAil irafts and pro
durlon iof sale. lee Settle No~.a
OtA
uANF iItstu ANp ifired wsu, In 80,
sfal oourtlcs in Trtas ~Ant position With
soinr oil 'pmpauy ~ pAtiies ~ntkinr iu
nt's... 74 Nddr'" '. q ho' i'' Tulsa.
Mls'r SILL TOO shstr. sbir, sleeve ol
60 e. ao ,rrts share = - boI ESQ
hrtio. OLA
on. ANp GNs LFNsts n The ,balo-
field ~Ith offset vells 20 ann five bar
rrls settled urudu'ilon. well equipped
Room 'H ipnHm hds Phone 1880
RtNGfR luLp Lease. and drnlne .or
us.fa W. have - eAr rs' ~hst ,ou
want IH us 81. iior o. 600 .ctrs tor
s .r ors section 1000 10 .Noihrr a.
sa,' laut u' h'lt bealb 60 th't
s.i I'tst
HOTELS RoomisU HOUSES Is
10 Rl'l RoommE house Of "a rooms
school house rhoue as97
ilurF's .nd roo,pinr house. oi ,Di lini.
H| ilt time AIitnf Realty Nl3 ftftt
Nsuurs hsrk rhons ana
ron hNi uvt ,,st Iss,r on ne~ a.
room fouuIug house IN OtmulErr irsi
elias, Iu,Ausu strirN, moiefr sud NJ
tu date srl'lig ON account % ,irtrrts
W. SO, Smuh l2ih fsN lee sspu'ps
pis a
IpR -Nit ~ mate mtuishiurs lu -
room fuowiur house fer sale ot ifAdr
VII itis for vacant lots ,,r srt 'sa''
Do IUrr ts iou wari ur hutlding ~
r'f month Phone 'lni
MONEY TO LOAN CHArTELs "a
40 You NEFp NoNFY,
W. 'osn money on ht'ttuf, piano, VIE
'ra,s fismonts sns tibsfty aond, 81
bH,n's, ,i'trty csnhdrntls Moore
hs'i l'.u Go 200 N.s Aul, biiE
Ttout $50
RrAL ESTATE LOANS ~
$500 rUiNNTF non~, to Io.r or ril
'is, Iil'n u'o'sfi, - Z N'ss Go
$50 .H. Ia loNN ou ru'a hu,ue,, ~
f.sdtr'' property SEQ " nrpa-
1." Nso hds
MoVfY 10 lotN an WI lo'.'-d r-a.
t.iai' five years time Won rrt a.l iou
toftou T. Thourso0 Room zoo y
South Nsin street Phone ssao
rkIN,rr NoNtY tipHo o. ,u. ~ 500
900 l'Afs. AIso fEr trsf iaans ua,nr
TfItI'srrs '0ars closed utpupit on 4
srailr s.D Nrd farm property Z y
,pggf''au Phone tlt bit - nA0ici
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-21
PURELY PERSONAL

No>, ,,oNtNG, l. > LAmpIin '9d
.ro.rt sand sprugs utis
-. lp,~ips the correct addtts.
" do.drll formerly ~ Tulsa
p On ftaurr. viii please
sidr,,t tr T. Nrkrrta'hsr
49, p., 70 rll grrAll assist ne
10. H hru'hs' i' ls romrsnl
.-,nf.s a .rr ur,a,rd tuppIossrd OF it
~ .a.r tuwro Ini Taus, Psnero}al
,t tHru. Root llus Itr' quickly
80 I., MOST ohsi.Hiie -rd sruotma
U.N.. strength mailed VI so.
-. a,#rf \ T. tNilcbefN, 500
4, H.. Ga
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-21
ROOMS WITH hoARp

HOsrON. = .ui Lafs" front room three
vindows telephone. cir,tt.r lights Tor
two Nouus men. stps ate bed. home
routlns
AiNIu D. iup Wanted nne seutIrms0
hontdrr viii three mcsls . daN and =
nice room ~ e'et one block esst rrs
hrh school building call Mrs Su.l~rIl
Phone sHi1
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-21
PERSONAL. PROPERTY

uoon riilNuA TO EAT 90
\rrltS NNp rutNrpfr ~ vhols,,Ir
,h's' prompt dot'rp mfmshod iup
tiuriuuAti
lluMtN NNpl ,NkiS Phone 600
HOUSEHOLD GOODS ~
llNt ROOMS furniture ~ti pu,urg, ~
trutiug modern houss i.ur , iipdsr
IuN NNl.t rYs,sf pisno. urstoto|a bpol
Case Sfiilng drtk dasrupott sud three
rsrkru Phone islI
lltNTtN ior al, ."hI ,ud ga ,omtina
iior ~ ~ lasi lghih
IuW SNIl ~ tind. ~ utnltuts snd rugs
IN fret class condition sud sl bargain
tall mptuines before 4 e. 0iock ~ s,e
nings after 81 Dlo,t NN iai Sutdai
2ei tssi tiuh
tuR NAli Nrv urultur 81 bargain
TUNED osk dirirg table tour rhsifs snd
ru,krt t~o throw ugs ing'sndsf couch
gat h'atsr pillows luI tlmwood .psu
ments pii A,uih Main
tlGlIrll D. Hlp Pour rooms ot furniture
for safe and house TOT rent
iACuHs fuRNl1uRE 60 .ust our ptlsa
on stoves before buying sse.hofs 221
isst litsi street o.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-21
EMPLOYMENT
SITUATION WANTED rnMALE

NrtNouitNi1itR vishrs Ios,tou ,e,rtAl
L""t, rrrfcntr address u o.. '.t"