davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-03


 Temperatures east of the Mississip- pi river have been moderate. It win be cooler Wednesday over the interior districts from the lower lake region eastward.
 The winds along the north Atlantic will be moderate southeast to south; l; fair Tuesday; showers Wednesday. -S Middle Atlantic: Moderate east to southeast, increasing cIoudiness Tues day showers wednesday.
 Forecast. Southern New England. Fair Tues day. showers at night or on Wednes- day; cooler Wednesday interior.
 Observations in Norwich. The following records, reported from The Bulletins observations. show the changes in temperature and the bero- metric changes Monday;
 Ther. Bar. ( a. ms sssGsssssssIssssss 63 o0.lV 1z III. ...'.' ss's.....s.s. oU ou.lv p. m. .s.s.....s...s.. lo oU.1V Highest 80, lowest 62.
 Comparisons. Predictions for Monday: Fair. Mondays weather: As predicted.
 
 Sun, Moon and Tides.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-03
Sun, Moon and rides.
CREENEVILLE

Six hours after high water it Is low tide, which is followed by flood tide.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-03
It1eBttllgtitl.
THE WEATHER.

Norwich, Tuesday, sept. 3, 191s.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-03

Some men con argue about religion and keep cool.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-03
At $2.9e a Yard

Novelty Checks and Plaids for dress or skirt, AS inches wide and all wool, in variety of handsome color combinations-at s2.sS yard. value $3.50.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-03

The automobile prohibition of Sun day and the inability to secure help CTS to decorate and tend booths has resulted in fewer exhibits than ordi- narily, although some very attrSctive displays are made.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15

1tlSas public schools are rapidly
developing into one OF the greatest
factors with which the war savings
stamp committee OF this city has TO
deal
IN an Informal report made yester-
day by Clty Manager T. T., oherholt-
zsr OF the var savings stamp commit
tee, attention was cniled TO the fact
thnt six clubs had been formed IN. the
Central Iligh school and that every
grade school in the city was I'm the act
OF organizing thrr club, backed by
the members OF the Patriotic league In
eI,h district
The honor OF organizing the first
two thrift clubs in the high school
goes 80 Miss Effie Stevens aud Miss
Helen Campbell, teachers, who al
rcad' have organized their clubs with
more than one hundred member. each
and iu which there is indication that
AZ least $500 win bee saved every
month
Tn" Misses Stevens Hd Campbell
wont abrgt organizing two thrit
CWls." MI OberholtZer said. and
thct selected students who were Will
ing tu enter this war hy doing their
share Of saving for the government
ouh Tor themselves Win Que hun.
drcd ucwberF pledged I'm each club
~ via predicted that they would save
f35 week or 500 a month boy TAX
ing out 2'-ccnt stamp every week.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15
Thrift Clubs in Tulsa Schools Are Big
Factor in Sale of War Savings Stamps

The plan has been In operation In the
high school little more than "A week,
and alrcndy more than 500 has been
saved by the members OF the THRIFT
clubs and there is every Indication
that this viii be the average weekly
saving
Tho te1chers are requested By the
war snying stamps committee To hold
the looks for the club members, and
AS each thrift club member purchases
a 2j-Ccut stamp II is affixed to his
book. When S. worth OF stamps have
been secured these are exchanged for
= war saving stamp
Ia ia" grnd" schools there arc or.
gariNtior5 cf the pupils known as
Patriotic leagues. permanent organi-
2dtiOns Nhich have as their purpose
the supporting OF all things for the
benefit OF the government In these
schools the children are asked 10 save
their pennies nickels and dimes and
these are held by the teachers until
ench pupil has saved enough money
with which to purchase Gone or more
war thrift stamps. The children are
permitted To take their thrift cards
nome with then,7 hut It Is advisable To
let them rcnnin in the hands OF the
teachers for In this way they are not
likely TO become lost. and each child
has some object I'm saving the pennies
aud buying from the stamp fund at
school.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15
Jovians Plan State Wide Rejuvenaton
~at Meet to Be Held Here January 26

Preparations for a b,g meeting OF
the Joyiou ordor I'm oklahoma 20 be
held Ina Tulsa January 20 were put un-
der WHY At the wecisly luncheon ut the
Tulsa JoyIar league held 40 Hotel
Tul~l Yesterday
At tho coming meeting "a complete
reiutenation of the order thruCut OK
lphoma Will nc brought about. and II
Is expected that 90 OF one hundred
new members win hc added, Every
person who Is afnlmtcd In any way
with the electric business L. eligible 10
membership There viii he 10 or
20 candidates for initiation from Rlr-
tles' Me and others from Sipuipa aud
other cities
L. G. Pennett of a. Louis an officer
OF the national organization ot JuNlans.
and GHlen crow OF Guthrie. member
uf the state. organization In oklahoma.
viii he among the yisttnts present
At yesterdays luncheon G. r. Iiuch-
ner. secretary OF The Y N G. A. gave
a ulk on the "N' work IN foreign
countries.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15
FORECAST PREVENTS
HEAVY CORN DECLINE
Milder Weather Eases Market,
But Promise of More Snow
Holds Prices.

CHICAGO, Jan. it--Altho mildcr
weather somewhat ented the corn
market today forecasts pointing To
more snow prevented any substantial
decline. Prices closed unsettled at the
same as Saturdays finish to Ii cent
lower, with January ti2f i-2 and
May tl.25l-S oats underwent "A set
back OF "a cent t0 Us cent net Pro-
visions finished unchanged to 10 cents
down.
Hope that little abatement of the
paralysis of the railroad traffic might
bo lokc. for. had made only slight
dent In corn prices when official
notice came that renewed storms al
rendy in sight threatened further de
lay.
Total absence OF inquiry from the
seaboard intensified the weakness OF
oats. Selling was general after mid
day.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15
COMPILED ORDINANCES
OF TULSA COMPLETED
Handy Book of City Laws and
Charter Prepared by New
kirk ard Woodard.

~ last that long compila-
lion nf tho ordinances OF Tulsa has
made ITS appearance I'm the form OF
well. bound volume OF nearly 700
paEcS. this production made It's ap-
pe9ranCe yesterday
II Va published hy Frank Nevklrk,
city auditor aud j. r. Woodard. as
eiStlnt city attorney under authority
given hy the mayor and board of COM
misS!uncrs Of Tulsa. and includes all
general ordinances up 20 November | q.
1917, and copy Of the city charter,
revised and mdeNed
This book Is TO become textbook
In TulN high school. and special
courses OF study for the members of
tHe police force have been proposed
u Is on sale at the city auditors
office
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15
COTTON PRICES SHOW
9 TO l8 POINT GAIN
Early Declines Succeeded by
Firmness and Advancing
Tendency at Close.

NEW ORLEANS Jan ~ Early
declines IN cotton today were sue
cr"dcd by frmn0s4 ana an ad d,nncinB
tendency which WIS held TO tho close
i4,st prices showed net gains of TO
rs points Tho better feeling was
due 20 thr strong situation iu the spot
department and 10 expectations OF
hulliHh American min statistics from
the census bureau tomorrow morning
Tho opening was ~ the decline, and
Hcillng pressure WAS continued until
thc active months were ~ 10 - points
under tho last prices Of SATURDAY
Rains I'm Tcxns ana pc~sImlsiiC feeling
caused by the auti-future bin before
congress- were the main influence
tlmulatinr Offerings
The revision of spot quotations
mndc today was regarded as a bulllsh
feature bullish traders claiming that
IL made more valublc contract.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15
TRANSPORTATION CLUB
ELECTS 1918 OFFICERS
T. II. Steffens Named Presi-
dent; Meetings Will Be
Held Once a Month.

At meeting held last night in the
pany. the Transportation club OF
Tulsa was formally Organigsd About
forty members were present and
much enthusiasm was shown by all.
there being present Representatives CT
the majority OF the foremost firms In
the city In the form OF traffic man
ayers. their assistants AID others.
representatives. OF all the railroads
Of Tulsa were present and others are
expected 20 he at the next meeting
because II was decided to Include as
resident members. tfaffc representa-
tves OF industrial concerns and rail
roads within a radius of forty miles
OF this city
The following officers for 1918
we're elected 7. II ste'tCng OF the
Sand Springs railway. president l.. NJ.
Klein ~ the Gulf Pipe line. vice
president. T. ". Wilson OF the FriclI
Reid company. second vice. president.
J. A. liernicr oC the Kerr Glass COM
pany. third vice president G. r. Rees
OF the oklahoma Petroleum and
Gasoline company. secrt tary: Il. V.
Miller NJ the wabash railway. treas-
urer. J. NJ e. Usher ot Sapulpa a
OH tield railway. director for three
year term. G. %. Green OF the South
ern on corporation director for one
year term.
one meeting will be held each
mouth AT which will be discussed
wavs ana means of bringing about
changes for the bettermcnt OF traffic
conditions ana cooperation between
shippers and railroad companies. and
II Is intended To include special fes-
tures 1t will Ice noted from the
above list that the officers of the club
have been divided up between the
railroads and commercial houses OF
the city.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15
GREAT BRITAIN
NEEDING TROOPS

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
for lack of recruits and that recruit
ing has broken down
The government has examined in
detail the position OF the allies on the
eastern front and the results are not
unsatisfactory, Excluding Russia and
llumanh the allies have & substantial
superiority In fighting and ration
suength over the central powers.
Vrom a statistical standpoint the
strength Of the enemy gives no cause
for anxiety
Victory Assured
''TheSyithdrawal OF RusAp Ancans
that not less than loo, 600 men viii
hc made available on the western
front Notwithstanding Russias de
lection the resources OF the allies and
America are sufficient To assure vic
tory and nothing but a psychological
catastrophe can save the central
powers
Every day the hitting force Of the
British becomes of greater importance
10 the alliance. Russia no longer
strikes for freedom; France has
poured forth her strength in the Strug-
gle and cannot sustain the fun bur
len indefinitely. America is not yet
IN the field. and months must clapse
before she can advance with fuIl
stride, Italy has suffered grave mis-
fortunes
Depend on Britain.
"On Britain and on the skill Win
which she handles her man power in
the months TO come. everything de.
pends
AT sea we must be supreme. in
the air We must win supremacy and
on land we must do the best we can 10
MI the gap Russia has made until
America can take her place And All
the time We have TO keep our vital
industries soine"
While the enemy possessed the ad.
vantage or an interior. with a good
railway system. continued the minis
ter, they possessed no correspondinS
advantage In stability and solidarity
of public opinion
Discussing the age question. he said
that theoGermans were using bows OF
Is on the Russian front. and that
Austria has raised the limit 40 b5
years. Analyzing the enemy's strength.
he declared that the Germans would
be able 10 withdraw 800, coo men from
the eastern front aud the Austrians
would I've able to release enough to
make the total 100000
Sir auckland assured the house that
the entente allies at present In num-
bers and morale were on equal terms
with the forces OF the enemy opposed
to them, snd with the necessary rein
forcements during the year. could face
any additional forces which the enemy
could bring.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15
Lire Stock.


Sr LOUIS Ian a. uoGS Receipts
400 head -uh2ir higher. lights, 90 53
rtI6s5. pigs. siaN IA 20. mnrd and butch
rts. tlD 25ml6 good heavy $40 oJm
1890. Lutk tLd 1Am IG7j
CNctlt Receipts 100 head a5c high
cr, native beef steers sSA 1850, yrarling
sicors aud heiforA s7@ ~ so COWS. $50
90 90. stockrf, and feeders sb.IuH 10
Texas quarantine steers 80 7am 10 40 tnlr
to prime southern beef steers, 500 l273,
beet cous aud briirgs. $50 10 primo year
calves. &11bM 1915.
sHFEP Receipts. 600 head steady.
Lambs sltWl7f Is; cwcs. o. 500 - wrih
erE Stl.SO1 2I5, canncrs and choppers,
kdap.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15
Personals

J II Burrow and +. T.. Harper.
prominent retlners at Ollton are in
the city ea-business
=. A Bartlett and Mead withing-
Ton OF Marietta ara due today.
T. r. Schock of the Export oil
Corporation and mdiahoma Refini ng
company, is In Washington and Is on
the Job where most needed these
days.
hugo Hoeve Of the Crew Ievlck
company Is here from Texas.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15
In the Oil Fields
FROM PRECEDING PAGE
New Locations Mt Leonard.

There are a few new locations at
Leonard 10 report The North Ameri-
can Refining company and the Gladys
Belle Oh company have = machine in
for well in the center OF the west
line OF the northwest Of the south
west OF 29-lT-l5 II viii he No. 2
on the Rosie Monroe farm.
Baker and Lynch have made a To-
cation In the center of the north line
OF the northwest OF the southwest OF
Se-17.t5 for No. eaa the Chllders
farm. The well will offset TO the
south, the Davis a Younger, McSpad.
den and Livingston test 10 the south
which was drilled In last week
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15

Their heads are badly mashed. max
ing 1t impossible to recognize their
faces.
The two children died from steam
burns
List OF Dead.
The dead list,
LEO BLOCK Err Navasota. Texas.
BABY MARTIN. Damon. Texas.
child of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Martin.
JAMES NEWMAN. years old.
Dallas. Texas.
j. l.. HALL, Colquitt. Ga. ilenti-
fled by letter from Weeks Aad
Weeks. Wichita Falls. Texas
MISS MARGUERITE HALL ad-
dress not known Identified by let
ter.
w. l.. ANDERSON. wife aud baby.
Identified by Southern Pacific pass.
Liberty to Dallas Infant taken from
its dead mothers arms. Said TO have
been a soldier
REV. G. T. WHEELER. Tehucana.
Texas. Identified by satchel near
BODY and Insurance policy lying uu-
der body.
ADA wALDRAUN. 9O5 Tenth
street, Waco. Identified by letter in
satchel
HAROLD PARKER PURDoM. a
ship builder from orange. Identified
by letter
UNIDENTIFIED white man. mon
ogram cuff buttons wv. T.. L." %
FOUR WHITE SOLDIERS. one
with letter from Ada Judd, Port
Neches to Lots Moss. Fort Worth.
Texas. Another member of the
signal corps. Another with oyercoat
marked A. r. H., number 32S An
other with overcoat marked j. T.. II.
The injured
Joe Valentine, Fort Worth. seri-
ously injured
A. II Spence and wife. Columbus.
Mo, both badly burned
Marguerite Black, Tyler, Texas.
scalded
Harry Cline. Port Arthur. Texas,
badly burned q
Edward Martin and wife. Damon,
Texas, badly burned
Mrs. r. !. Gaffney. Houston, Texas
burned.
Those less seriously injured were:
". u. Newman. Dallas: Joseph Val
entine. Fort worth. Frank Miller.
Anuahac, Texas: Edward Singer
Osklosho. okla, NJ. H. Nthony. San
Antonio; Arthur Crabber. Tulsa
Okla; Jim Wilson. negro. Corsicana.
Texas; II. c. Alien. IIesrne. and w. 7
Cook. conductor on leave.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15

NEW YuHk Jan ~ Coffee future, we've
cump- tali,cI1 quiet toiaf. op,oing to- 10
fuuf pututs lovrr Tho close was five 10
seven ppiris net loser January 1str.
NM,. sgir. MAY Bgse iul, 4 stsr sep.
tamhrr sG4,. U.tOhrr 4 s!5c. December.
b uNp
Spoi coffee aret. RIO rs. Exc. s.uio,
a. luA, Cost sud freight offers vpfe re-
ported Boo tho m,tkcl ranging from iut0 10
1850 for santos 1.a and - London credits
tlrntnuros from Br,5il Tor The United StatSs
lasi week smpuutrd 10 l4I 600 ba,. making
tsi 600 bbgs uoN atloai for this country,
t.oaraucra Tor Europe amounted " 1000
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15

When two negro women got into an
argument at Sos East Archer last
night Mabel Williams was cut about
the face but not seriously The name
OF her assailant, the police say they
learned, was Dolly DIllard She had
not been arrested at an early hour
this morning The trouble is said 10
have resulted over a sweetheart Of
one of the women.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15
Chiesso Live stock.

n CUICNGo Jan "a ilOUS Receipts ~
900 unsettled Hulk. SlGtOm 10 so. light
sti70ai6a6 mixed, tii siml6i1 i1 heavJ,
0aI6.5u. rough tIt.sumlD, pigs,
tiV IUMl52t,
CAT'fIE Receipts . 600 steady. Native
steers, ts2uala GO storkrrA and feeders
50 SOGf 1888 r0ws Hnd hciiets, ~ soc
iI.T6. calves t5sOM A. so
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15
Money


NEW YORK, Ian. ~ Mercantile paper.
5MM5H StgiiuE 90 day bills, t72 com.
nerrial go dRN bills on banks. u " com.
cables iT0 TO
builders. dcmaud. a. cables iaH
Rar silver. pOh MrNirau dollars f2h
Gnvcrnmont bonds heavy rstlroad bonds
irregular
Time loans steady 90 days, 90 days. siI
tronthA. LOAN
Can mone, firm high a ruling rate. T.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15
K,n,aa CITY Lix, STOCK

KANSAS CITY. Jan "a lIOGS Re
a 10 a5 heavy. si6 GflG 90. light, 81 30
Ml62A, pigs. siJMii
CATTLE Receipts, 600 lOm2fc higher
Prime fed steers. St2mlt dressed beet
10. COWS 81 30@li.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15

Tir,t published in The TulsA Daily werld.
January IA IS. 10, IL rs. 10, 20. a.
World Publishing Co
RESOLUTION,
On this the ITth day Of January, 1913, Il sp'
praring that there has been confiscsted to the
Stste OF Oklahoma, Ia proeeediogs pending
To the Coun,y Court Of Tulsa, Oklshoms
wherein one Mitchell Roadster. engine No.
7IlI1. wHs confiscated
Re IT THEREFORE,, RESOLVED, That
the County Clerk OF Tulss County oklahoms,
give due and legal notice 10 sell said automo'
bile 70 the highest bidder on 2lst Of Jan,
ialB al o clock p NJ al the West
door OF the County Courthouse and make
his report 70 this Honorable Body showing
what disposition he has m9ae Of said auto
mobile Y
II is hereby ordered considered and sd.
Judged that the County Clerk also advertise
and sell according 70 lAs any other property
which has been libeled and cohfiscaicd and
turne. over to this soard by order Of the
County Judge, and make due returns thereof.
showing what he haA done Ia the premises,
according 90 law,
BOARD or COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
by suppex
Chairman
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15
BEACON PRESS TAKES
3 FROM DECORATORS
Consistency Marks Rolling of
Winners; Cline Highest
individual.

In match featured by the con-
slstent rolling of the winning combi-
nation. the Beacon Press bowling
team last night took three straight
games from the Home Decorating
company
cline was high Individual FOR the
night,>three points above Moran.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15

NEW OWIEANH Ian n spoi cotton
quiet NidduHg unchanged Sales on spot
$50 bales 10 arrive 800 low middiing
40 ~, middlrg g2 % good middliug 80 IS
Receipts 1liH. stock. 3pi.Oil
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15
LEGAL
Wirst published in Tbe TulN Daily World
Jseuary "a. Is, 10, II. rs, ~. 30, u
World Publishing JoD
RECnI TurTnN

worm Iuullfhlhg tO.l
RESOLUTION.
On this the tTth day OF January 1913 II Ap-
peAring thst there has been confiscstrd TO
the State Of Oklahoma, in proceedings pend.
ing In the County Court OF Tulsa, OklahOmA,
wherein case OF Bevo, box black bottles. 1
bread knife. y lbs cheese 9 small pack.
ages Post Toasitts, l fancy wall case, 1.l6-
IN u, Gen Electric Fan No 6o5aos, i-i0-in.
steam heater rofrsme SOS 90 in. cash ice
boxes, l wstIf barrel. coffee urn, 3 small
tables, stool chairs dining chairs, ,
counters, ~ and 10 feet one cigar case
on, National cash register No 7i0ls, 4 water
bottles, one small wall ease 4 sugar bowls
salt and pepper holders, / pepper sauce
bottle, : vinegar holders, 3 small dishes, y
plates for table / set knives. forks and
spoons l2 coffee cups, l pitcher. bread
box one Universal food chopper. one beer
tcirlEetAtot, Que glass, one lantern. 2 cots,
y cases Goso, lbs star tobacco, ~ lbs.
Horseshoe tobacco, boxes S,egic cigars.
~ cans OF cigars, boxes Velvet cigars, 10
packages Durham tobacco, 80 esnA Velvet
tobacco, 35 packages Mail Pouch tobacco IS
one tobacco cutter, s half pintS Of Sunny brook
whisky. was confiScatrd -
NJ IT THEREFORE,. RESOLVED. That
the County CLERK OF Tulsa County, Oklahoma
give due AMI .egai notice to sell said con
fscAted goods to the highest bidder on Jan
wary 2lki, 1878, al o clock p NJ at the
West door Of the County Courthouse and
mike his tepcrt to this Honorable Body,
said goods
II IS hereby ordered considered and ad,
judged that the County Clerk siso advertise
and sell according to law any other property
which has been libeed and cOnfiscstrd and
turned over to this Board By order o. The
County Judge. and make due returns thereof
showing what he has done IN the prcni,es,
BOARD OF COZ NTY COMMISSIONERS.
81 I. h. Suppes
Chairntn.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15

Field goals Thompson 6. Woods 8.
Weincke 2, ekller I. Smith s, WATT
tcson 3, Grove 3, Hollander Q
Foul goals Thompson &, Matte
son .
Referee; Mally
Scorer Snyder
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15

NtW ORLEANS. lao ~ Rice was
'tcady today br'e.pts Rough. 2hia sacks,
milcrs. 2hhi clean 201 porkeis ssles
Olran lspaU 200 porEcts Bluc Rose. aTjD.
pan. 0tW 1,c. Blue Rosc O0M 7hr;
dean Honduras 's@sA,c Japan. 7Atsr.
hluc Rose. 7H Nc polish, t6l@dH bran.
sJ7Aii
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15

The Planters NationSr BaHt Of Tulsa,
OklA. located al Tulsa, In the state Of Okla.
homa. is clos nE its affair Al note hslders
ard other creditors oof the association are
teerefcr~ hsrsby notified 70 preaen. tho
votes and ether eiaims for payment.
W. A BRoNHLEE,
Cashier
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15

FORT WORTH Jan IA CATTLE Re
reipts, 3 900; steady Dcryes " iO0 80
HOGS Receipts $3.50. steady, Heavy
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15
OHIO CITIES GOES DOWN
IN DEFEAT BEFORE ayr
Spectacular Cngine Marks Desperate
Struggle ON FLOOR OF y. NJ
&. \. Gymnasium,

one OF the most exciting basket
ball games of the season was played
at the Y. NJ G. A. last night when
the Ohio Cities were defeated by the
"Y" five. 3s TO % Features of the
game were the drihbliug. OF Hollan-
der. the exceptional work Of Grove
PLAYING center and the all-around
work OF Thompson Tor the Y NJ,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15

annual meeting Of Oh. s'oeI
holders OF the Hawthorn on A g,, a.
was adjourned 10 meet In Tho u,reris,
courtroom at the courthouse al ..H % m
Friday January II, 1913 Hawthorn oil
Gas Co, by u ! lngtaham president:
SPECIAL NOTICE Builders and cyntr,,io,,
on and after the first day OF April 1914
hod carriers snd building laborers wage,
Will be 55 and 90 cents per hour If 'C
and l.. |. = L OF A. union commute.
Cal Cook, W c Person
STAGS DANCE Tuesday uight Iana,r,. AZ
al stag hall, West Tuls~1fss ssnion or.na,tiA
Admission 75c ladies FREQ
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15

LoNpoN Jau IL Bst silver. as y Il per
ounce
buls. q 81 ~ per ernt. three montha' bills
I.J9 per cent
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15

GALVESTON. jan ia Middling. 3t61;
receipts, BGld exports, 62OO, sales, 6jA
stock 26t, t,5ss