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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-25
Los banqueros quisie-
ran ~prestarle dine
TO a Mexico
Nicne &C Ia la.)

aperture de los grandes negocios que
han suspend;do sus trabajos; las posi-
bilidades de que el diTero que hoy Sc
p~restara al gobierno de Mexico no
fuera q ser bien empleadc, dado ell
poco tacto de Il administration mexi-
cana raia distribuir ell dinero que Ia
teuido. entire sus mismos ]miembros,
debc aceptarse.
"Ahora bica, ic6no prestar di1ero
q Mexico? Este probiema 10 estudian
los banqueros ' los oficia!es america
nos. Que hay IN gran desco de a.:u-
dar a Mexico, es notorio. C~ualquier
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-25
Al SR. JUSTINE REYES.

f. ST.. Luciano Reyes. que tiene
SUI domicilio en- IL casa ume 5ll
de la calls n. San Saba, dcsea CO.
municar al Sr. Justine Reyes o a Ia
Sra. Lazara Marines, que su esposa
So encuentra sumamente grave Y de-
searia que a series possible, vinieran
2 verla.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-25
LA REPUTATION
Ia MAD2E Y Ell Nl%O

one formau Il fsadi,a, que q ST
vez fcrman 81 udctao que Sost!ens
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-25
PARA LA CAPITAL REGlOMOA-
TANA.

De paso para la ciIdad de Mon
terrey. llegaron a esta ciudad proce-
denies del norte. c! ST.. Domingo
Guerra : la Sra. Tules lzaguirre de
Guerra.
La sonora Guerra, durante su per-
manencia en- Nueva York, Sc VIC a.
tacada de pulmonia, pero logro ven
Ger el terrible NAL. Los estimables
viaisros Sc h~ospedaron en- IA casa del
ST.. Rafael Condreau, Y anochc deben
haber salido para la Capital de Nue.
Leon.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-25
BUSCAN \ FlDEL ROSALhS

Para communicable IN asunto dc IA
militia. ell senor Zenon Gaitan supllca
a Fidel Rosales, hijo de Miguel Re-
sales. &c Matehuala, S. /. P. Sc pom
ga en- contacto con e.. yendo a verlo
i su casa. 423 S. Pinto, o habl&ndoie
O el telefono Crockett 5303.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-25
NNENAS, NiLLARES DE SENO-
RiS Y SENORITAS

han usado con eXito aSonbroSo
ara combatir "a detilidad femeri-
n. infecundidad e i-regulaTidadeS
r,ensuales; V es Vulnerable 81 con-
.insentc de hog2res donde ha bri-
do q ma herMoso sol de Ia sa-
iud. donGe Sc Ia APPLICABLE Ell Com
3ue5to Mitchella." Por ESQ as, que
Is iustamente calificado como FA-
TORITO DE LA MUJER
PARA DEMOSTRACI0SES
de 10 Que queda dicho, decidase
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-25

= Ia Marion Y a ia fatria, t!enca
en- e. "CompUesCo MitcEe3sa" 81
mis- poderoso aux:iiar para defen-
de- 81 salud Y c~onscrvarSc fucrte$.
C0NSTANTEMENTE Sc ESTAN
-esio;endo en- les oiicinas del DR..
II. Dye Medical Institute, de
Buffalo. y. Y. testimonies sinceros
vcriG:cos lie SenoraS Quc 10 han
usado Ell toGos suS alumbramientos
para aliviar los v0m;tos Y moleS-
las del ec1barazo y rcducir les do
crcs del parto, y los sintomas ner-
| -iosos que son tan generates du-
l.aate * geStacion.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-21
NEWS OF INTEREST TO
POLISH CITIZENS
sOCLHL EVENTS.

Members of the ST. Barbara,
White Cross auxiliary Of ST. Stanis-
laus parish viii hold their regular
meeting Thursday evening in the
ST Stanislaus school rooms.
Promien WoInosci. White Cross
auxiliary of 81. Casimirs parish wiz
hold their meeting Thursday even
ing al the library rooms OF ST. Cast
Mrs parish.
The Polish military committee
Will hold its meeting Thursday even
ing at O'Clock at the ST John
Cantius library parlors.
The presidents OF all Polish Red
Cross aUxiliaries will meet Thursday
evening at o'clock in ST John
Cantius library rooms for the pur-
pose of organizing Polish headquar-
ters In connection with the Amer
lean Red Cross. The library rooms
VIII be fitted up for the special
use of the auxiliaries, where women
may come IN at any time favora bic
10 them and do the sewing and
other necessary Red Cross work.
a monthly meeting of the White
Eagle. White Cross auxiliary will
he held Thursday evening at L.
Bahcki hall W Division st All
mem bers are urgently requested TO
be present as important business
matters will be transacted.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-21
REVELATIONS OF 4 WIFE
BY Adele OaTTiSOa

was coming Ny thoughts went back
70 the night a few weeks before
when 1 had suffered similar par
oxysm OF grief over Dickys evident
interest in the girl Then all my
doubts and fears had been swept
away IN DiCkys arms on the moon
Tit veranda caught my breath as
I realized in all its miserable Ger
tainty the impossi bility of any such
tender scene now. Dicky and
seemed far apart emotionaIly as the
poles
But the determination had
reached that other night before
Dickys voice and caresses dispeu-
ed my doubts made my own
again There was nothing for me 70
DO but 20 wait quietly. with dignity,
until ] was absolutely certain that
Dicky no longer loved me- Then I
would go out Of his life without
scenes or denominations would
not lift a finger To hold him
After the first shock OF my grief
had passed ] felt curious apathy.
wondered If I really loved Dicky
a., had AT frst, for the prospect Of
life without him did not affect me
as il would have in the wonderful
weeks Of the summer
/ got up. wiped my ewes. and go
ing 10 the bathroom bathed my face
until there was no trace of tears
upon C.
7 felt as If 7 wanted action. any
thing 20 occupy my mind 7 took
out all my gowns and looked them
over to see if there was anything
could do 10 them but as T am nat
urallly very orderly and take good
/ care of my clothing 1 finished them
I in an hour or two
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-21

Mrs Mayr in France 10 be used for
buying chocolate and cigarets for
the soldiers An ice cream social
vas also planned for Aus. % the
proceeds OF which Will be turned
over 20 the Y. n c. A fund for
huss in France This social will be
held al the home OF Miss Irene
Kline. 1920 5 Main ST The next
regular meeting will be held at the
home Of Miss Ruby Kelley. 242 f..
Indiana Az. on Sept. @.
The Women's Home and Foreign
Missionary societies OF the First
Methodist church held . Joint meet
ing in the friendship parlors Of the
church Tuesday afternoon The
leaders were Mrs Emil Reyer and
Mrs T. Z. Abernathy 4 duet was
rendered by Mrs. Norman Kelb and
Mrs Walter o Fassnacht Mrs J.
w Rlttinger gave a talk on The
War Work Of the Women.s Mission
AIRY Societies Mrs. Kinney read a
leafet entitled The Power Behind
the Work" Going Back 20 Pales-
tine" was the name OF the article
given by Mrs George Wyman. The
next meeting Will be- held at the
church on sept a..
=.
The Phi Sigma sorority met az
the home OF Miss Pearl Rupel. s.
Michigan 81 rd Tuesday night.
Twelve members were present. Sup
per was served on the lawn. The
next meeting will he announced
later
Twelve meD.i ers OF the Ayuda
dora circle met at the home of Mrs.
Walter NJ Weld. 1902 Colfax av.,
Tuesday afternoon The afternoon
was spent jon sewing for the Belgian
children The next meeting viii be
held i'm two weeks al the home OF
Mrs. w n Shonts. 2o3 f Marion
ST
The Good VIII Bible class OF
Trinity Presbyterian church met al
the nome Of Mrs Eliza beth Love
325 y. st Louis ST.. on Tuesday
night Knitting and selections on
the Nictrola were the diversions OF
the evening Mrs J G. Nermande
SI2 r. Washington av., viii act as
hostess at the next meeting thai
will be held on sept. l. at her
home
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-21

dr. has gone for months visit n
Toronto and other points in Canada.
Miss Florence AMI Miss Catherine
Guthrie. 4Os W WAYNE 81 have as
their guest Miss sophia Jobst Of OF
taWa. IN.
Mr. and Mrs b r. Thomas are
spending = few DAYS IN Chicago.
They VIII visit the Great Lakes na-
val training sta ton for the review
on Wednesday and will 20 to Mil
waukee on Thursday They viii re-
turn home on Friday
Miss Ida Kemp and Master Carl
Kemp al Elder St. have returned
from a months vacation with their
sister Mrs f. c. Biefenbaugh Of
Bippus Ind.
A cablegran has been received by
n r. cole. AIS y. Walnut St. that
his son, Sergt. Clyde A. Pittman. Co.
p 81 infantry. has arrived safely
o. ersess. Sergt Pittman was sta
toned al camp Sewer, GreensvilIe,
s G..
Sister Mericie OF Dayton. O.. spent
few hours Tuesday visiting her
mother. Mrs. " Mericie. zoe w
o Brien ST.. and other relatives in
the CITY. returning 70 Dayton last
evening
Word as 20 the safe arrival over
seas OF Cpl Norman % Donneu. CO.
r. 56th infantry. has been received
10y his parents Mr. and Mrs g.
ODonneIl South Bend. 80.
Miss Georgia De Man. 607 Blaine
av. is spending a two weeks vaca-
ton with Mr. and Mrs Irwin y.
Sellers of Canton, o. White there
Miss De Man accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. Sellers. viii take a trip
20 Niagara Falls
Mrs Cora Barnard sos y Mich
igan ST. who underwent an opera
ton AT Epworth hospital Tuesday
morning was doing very nicely
according 10 latest reports
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-21
MARRIAGES.

A pretty wedding Of Miss Neroni-
ca BrzeznIak daughter OF Mr.. ard
Mrs John Brzezniak. 1903 " Dun
nam ST. and sylvester Kulwicki of
Crumstown was solemnized Tues
day morning at $50 O'Clock al the
-. Casimirs church. Rev. j. Roze-
wicz. C. s c.. performed the cere-
monv.
The attendants We're Miss Blanch
Brzezniak, sister Of the bride. and
Miss Marie Kmite. Elgens Kamin-
ski and Chester Golubski OF Crums-
town attended the groom.
The bride was pretuly attired i'm
a gown of white crepe meteor and
Eeorgette crepe with bead trim
m!ngs She wore a fun length bridal
Veil of silk tulle caught with valley
lilies and carried prayer book
Both bridesmaids were costumed
alike I'm pink satin and georgette
crepe Miss Sophia Brzezniak. sister
OF the bride, who acted as maid OF
honor was prettly dressed I'm
frock of pink satin and georgette
crepe with bonnet 20 match her
gown She carried a bouquet Of
brides roses
Relatives and intimate friends
were guests ~ the reception and
breakfast which followed the cere-
mony at the home Of the brides
parents The tables we're beautiful
ly appointed and conferred with
white roses.
The marriage Of Miss Emilia
Ciepouon. 1924 S. scott ST. 10 Frank
Tomaszewski. 1924 ;. Scott 81. took
place a. Q o'clock Tuesday morn
ing az ST Hedwige's church The
ceremony was performed by Rev
Stanislaus Gruza O.. 5. G..
The bride was pretuly gown
I'd in white satin and lace with
bead trimmings. she wore uue
veil with valley lilies and carried
bouquet of white carnations At
tending the bride was Miss Monica
Wozniak She was dressed in pink
crepe de chine and carried AN arm
bouquet OF white carnations Leon
Wish iewssi acted as best man A re-
c-ption was given TO The members
of the immediate families foIowins
the ceremony.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-21
COMPLETE ASSIGNMENTS OF
NEW FAIL TAILORED SUITS Al
THE ELLSWORTH SORE

beautiful all wool fabrics. such as
Cashmere Suede. DIVA de Lane.
elour. Mems Wear Worsteds
Fancy Mixtures Silyertons Duo
Tones Tricotines and Velour
Checks FINEST workmanship. latest
STYLES Nothing more becoming TO
Women than smart tailored suit
with handsome fur piece
TIE ELLSWORTH STORE.
1882 Adyt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-21
Announcements

The Degree Of Pocahontas will en-
terrain their families and friends
Thursday night at the Red Men $
hall A program has been planned.
Olive Grove No of the Wood
men circle viii give a card party
Friday afternoon. Aug %, i'm the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-21
PE RSnNAIS

Miss Martha Borkowska has re-
turned 90 chicago following o.
week vacation AZ the home of her
parents AIR and Mrs GeorEe Bor-
koVski 1e- " Birdsel 81 she is
attending Or LlndH.rs Nature cure
college.
Miss stella Badynl--. who has
been here Tor Few days visiting
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-21

Hammond after spending few
dars with friends here
Miss Mary Puska 1909 blanche
So left TUESDAY morning 20 Chester
ton Ind 20 spend tEe wees "l-n
relatives and friends
Miss Bernlc- Mlcna.saa ~ Hu--
ou -r IS critically - Uith typhoid
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-21

Pocahontas tomorrow evening
Il 6--I-Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-21

Auten Relief rorns N-o IA held
.ts regular r,eetir- al, .h. $500
looms Tgesday ,igbt o,. ..-1..s.....
was aauottad unor ,-~.-ge-,,e,,g
,-l-e made for .e-,..r- 1.,,r,s. ..,-
dinners a. The f.,- ,,-o..,,,,e 49,
che fst- u.e.t -.-.
,oted 10 resume -pe.- 30 .-~a.s
u-o~. which chez e,.,-5 .,--........
10 d~oo sr-.,, 49,. ,,,.-.t 80 49,,
ON inc laer Tbu~s5.. -, ,,,. -
The vor,,+ee- ,r.,. ~ go. r-,..e,.
Brethren rb,Ireb b.r1 80. .-..,,~,
=, 49,. bor-a 80 ~ o. 800 tas
per-s,.r,.srt, -r.,... $500.
49,. ,,rf-....--.
inc ,e,- 49, $500 ,, C
Sod ...t
-..-4l.
.tl
49, = '''
.
49, "'
p-r'"'
''
o.1''l-
- .as ''.1 o., ''l l'i'oI Oh p, usss'I 5[ydn.
''i...'- .'s ''e'l
eaAes naval training sheooL The af-
''o H"l'iea ia-ai 'aiN. VINO
p" me Ia .''h service ~ I'al
''elIesh'enls We're served
turing lhe eNen.nl. Inc olj or town
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-21

FIFTY seven were present ~ the
Grace VI r Red Cross shop Tues
day afternoon The time was
spent in working on shirts for the
Belgian BOYS The shop will be-
open next Tuesday IN rho parIors Of
the church.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-21
Womea's War Work
FOR THE CITY HOME
DEMONSTRATION AGENT.


Thursday.
Otice-All day.
Friday.
Muessel school-2.20 O'CLOCK
saturday.
Ohice-All day
Each one of the demonstrat lions
given this week will be on one period
cold pack canning of vegets bles in
season. and fruit with the minimum
or no sugar There viii also be
discussion on the sailing and brin-
ing OF vegetables
SCHEDULE FOR COUNTY HONfI.
DEMONSTRATION AGENT.
Thursday.
Ofhce-all day.
Friday.
North Liberty.
Saturday.
Ohice-all day
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-21

Try NEWS-TlMES Want Ads
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-21
SCHEDULE FOR COUNTY HONII
DEMONSTRATION AGENT.
SUGAR-SAVING CANNING.
Fruit Juices.


I See that all equipment is
ready.
. Prepare fruits BY cleaning.
stemming etc.
g. Heat slowly in an acid proof
kettle until fruit is tender Before
beginning TO COOK berries mash A
little water may be added If neces
Sary. Cut hard fruits, such as ap-
ples, iEtof pieces and add half as
much water as fruits
g. Place in dampened bag, press
10 remove all juices.
8. Drain through closely woven
Gag. damoened. do not pressE
g. Pour fruit Juice into hot lars.
or tin cans
2. Place scaIded rubber and cap
in position
S. Partially tighten tops, seal tin
cans completely
2 Sterilize 40 minutes AT a tenn
perature Of 100 degrees +. (sim-
mering.
10 Remove jars from Gamer;
seal completely
II. Invert TO test Joints for pin
hole leaks
10 Cool label. wrap and store
for winter use
Use for davorirg and beverages.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-21
3 Yards Csc Flouncing ST

Lace flouncing, 8 10 q inches wide
and soc 10 csc values, Choice, 3 yards
for ST.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-21

The creed Red Cross auxiliary.
NO rs viii hold an an day meet
ms Thursday IN the parlors OF the
NJ f. church. The time will be
spent i'm sewing for the Belgium
children.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-21
Mems ST Bargains
$3.50 House Aprons ST

and white percaIe aprons $50 values
Choice 81.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-21

WomenS silk and fibre silk hose.
soc and CSC quality, 2 pair 81.
5 Pair Children's Hose 81
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-21

Women'S soc vests regular and out
sizes, 3 for 81.
Pairs Csc Hose 81
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-21
Two soc Books 81

Popular 6Oc copyright books, choice
2 for ST.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-21
3 Pair silk Gloves ST

Odd lot of black and ColOrei silk
gloves regular 75c to $50 quality,
THURSDAY 3 pair 81.
Three soc Vests 81
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20
Sewing Circle With
Much Whispering
Rs Are An Greatly Indebted 20 Thoss
Who Tell Their Experiences.

Rriors the arrival ot The slArk there d,
mpuh 10 iAlt about The comfort % the
eIpeoiAnt mother is the chief topic aud
there Is sure TO bs someone Who has used
~ knows Of that splsndid eStsrnsl help -
Mothers Frlebd
Nausea. nefvousness bearing down ard
ftfetchinE paint and other tymptamt 70
familiar 10 many women are AmonF the
drvAd"d experiences thousands ot mothss
say they entirely escape BY the use Of this
famous remedy
lu influence on the fine net wort ~
nerves and liEsmsnts iuft beneath The akin
H wonderful
'By the regular use Of Mothers Frisnd
duriHr tho period the muscles are made
and Kept soft ard elastic. ihay eHpsua
EASILY, Without strain. phsn baby "a born
ard the pain aud danger - ihe crisis .
naturally less
Mothers Friend Ia for etisrral urs only.
h sold hr sIl drufgiFr and should bs
used viih The utmost regularity Wtite
20 the hudfeld Regulator 90 PISS. Ia.
mar R'tg Atlantis. Ga FOR a yaluable and
interesting Motherhood Book There IL
"a wealth Of irftrugtoH srd comfort 20 hs
derived In rrAdfrr this IIuic book n 10
rlair'y WrlifuH aH& will boz 2 splendid I'm.
is lsHt book tor guidance not onl Tor your
trIf bat vii. matt yuu hs'piui 70 Others.
Aad In thH mrartIns DO Hot fell n Fst
bottle of Nothrr't Friend from thr drug
store end thu1 'ortiJ yourtcii Against
f-lu Gud dlsaoiui0fN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20
UPWARD MOVEMENT
OF STOCKS GOES ON
Renewed support u Given In Ncs'don
of New York Exchange: ship
I pings Load In calmly

NEW YORK, Sep. 90 Stocks
which were az the upward turn of
yesterday found renewed support o..
intervals today Decreased activity
ln the Htecls. which fmcluuird within
narrow limits, was attributed 600 '
disposition tu IWilt che outcome oi
The Washington conference 80 which
an appeal was prosecuted Tor price ln.
rrclscs Especial strength wac mani
fcatcd ln the Ghipp,uEH, notably
Atlantic Gulf which advanced fout
points to lOG on revived reports of a
new combination ut maritime inter-
cslg
Wyng OF American Sumatrt no.
b1g,n carried tho prIcr OF mat stock
up three point. Profit i,hiuE
lruuSht about sharp rcressions lu Iu,
oil group after un Cnrly period ui
strength in which ToNuH Company
and McVIcnn Petroleum reached now
high levels Sales amounted to l6o,.
600 shares
Monetary conditions were una.
tered Call loans were freely made
at pep cont. bat time funds we're
unavailable. buWnosa consisting cn.
tlrely of paying orr Of ma'urib"H
Liberty bonds showed "a yielding ten.
deucy IN spots and other Issues also
Inclined lower Foreign ,rua were
We'll sustained with French EuNrtrt
ment b W. touching new hlEh ig
urc again at .0l.
Total GALES. par ynlur. wore 5000. D..
900
United states bonds old issue.
were unchanged ou call
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20
MEANS NEW ERA IN
TULSA'S EXISTENCE
Ann,oyai Of Water Extension bonds
Allows for City Catching Up
with own Growth.
WISE USE is NECESSARY
win Proper Expenditure OF Funds
system Can IIe Mado Adequate
Ior Commnnity's Needs.

with the approval OF tho capital
sues committee OF tho water ex-
tension bond issue ot 1575. 900. Tulsa
assured OF improvements In the
stom that have been "A recognized
need for long timo. IL means
more than hair II million dollars put
ntp the hands of tho commission
% spend in getting tho city 20 the
uoNt whore tho whtcr system Is
adequate not only 10 tako caro- uf
'h" needs along the line OF drinking
wator but also as Tor complete fire
protection.
The small pumps out az tho city
pumping plant have outworn their
usefulness. or. rather. II might be
better 10 say that the city has out
grown tho capacity OF tho plant
Tho extreme east part OF the city
has water only IN "A few places II
.s ,Did that when any great amount
.f water IL turned on down town
there ls none 90 be had In tho east
part OF Tulsa
This is one OF tho conditions Il ls
proposed 10 remedy with wise e1-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20
LOVES HER COWS AND
CHICKENS AGAIN

OF nayo naI stomach trouble for
iwQNty years and fnr fho past srsr
have ratnu nothing but stale bread
and drank uut water Wa too weak
fp Hn amy Kind OF work six weeks
ur0 ] took the first ioFe of Msyr.H
Wonderful Remedy and am now
doing Jl my houHowork hcvUdea
looking after. my chickens ana
milking two COWS every day Milne
has been wonderful recovery" 10
Is simple hlrmlrra preparation
that removes Tho cpturrht' uueug
from the Intestinal tract and nl,Bys
Tho inflammation which causes
practically am stomach liver and Iu-
irsuua ailments including ouptudl.
rIis ono dose will ruufiug. o,
money refunded 3D..
Quaker and rgrit8r Drug o.. 7aH
Druggists everywhere ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20

penditurc ot the money 20 be real
ized from the sale OF the bonds
Extension OF the mains ln the out-
lying districts, onlargemcnts Of the
lead lines from four inch liu@ 20
lines of larger denomination TO
eqWAliEe pressure Ia needed and the
conn missioners promise that this Will
ba done.
II has not been definitely decided
just what work viii bc begun first
Extensions viii. 10 n planned. be
made 10 all tho lines In the outlying
districts OF the city. IN most places
larger mains will hc put In 80 the
outlying residential rcCtions viii
have equal pressure with tho down
town business districA According TO
n. n Curran, what VIII probably be
the first work done viii bo To lay a
2O-inch line east from the Midland
valley tracks out into Kendall to
take the place OF the present 4-inch
line which Is supplying the resi-
dents OF that section with what
water they are getting.
May Cost Morc BoCnusc of War.
Full scope OF tho contemplated i'm
provoment work. which this bond
issue Is expected 20 cover will It is
believed. run away above the orig
inal water Improvement and eNten-
sion estimates for which bonds were
voted In July, 1917. First Il is pro-
posed 10 build larger and better
intake In the river dr wherever else
II may be concluded an adequate
supply ~ water may be found
Proper lines or east iron pipe from
tho river to the pump station are to
be built. and IL is hoped 10 connect
up the 24-lnch line running from
Seventh and Main streets 20 "a point
near the pump station, 80 that u
might be Of service To the city in
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20

-r louis Sept no IluDS Receipts
lUu trI0. lower lights fg0 1uo 2oh ho
uIrt. flt tnHr JU uu. mixed and butchers
10000 uu gupd heavy go l5H 'u bu
HHIa. fFuIHff
tAIIIU NrrvIpis. BOO steady. Hu
five beet steer. flI huUr lH 20 yrarlIng
atr.Is and h,frrH. ~ hum o. DO. COVE.
e. SOFA ~ tO ato.irrs and feeders o. 500
l' uN. 'alr tp prime southern beef storrs.
flU HHnlI uU. beet COWS aud hciiors.
o. ftu 4. uu. native calves. ~ Ta6tiT 2a.
FliIEr Receipts 1000 steady lambs
flN aUmlr rT.. rws-. fli uOu o. 40, can.
rrrs hui choppers. o. Qua ~ 90.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20
FOUND COLE EIGHT AND
OKLAHOMA CITY OWNER

CITY Detectives Langley and Bcw-
Icy Yesterday afternoon arrested "A
biz cole Eight automobile I'm front
OF Hotel Tulsa This car is said TO
have been stolen from oklahoma CITY.
sOme weeks ago
A man claiming 60 be tho owner
happened IN Tulsa yesterday and stW
the car standingein front OF the ho-
tel and had Il taken down 10 the po-
lice station. Another man, registered
at Hotel Tulsa, made claim that he
bought the car and can produce d,
bill OF sale, This, however, is de-
MED by tho man claiming original
ownership and the police department
for the time being. at least. have "a
big automobile I'm escrow until tho
case "a settled in court which has
Jurisdiction over such matters
Neither party gave their name.