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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-19
Extranjeras
LOS AVlONES DEL TITO SAM
(Ttrad. del frances para LA Prensa"

que. ell cultivo del limo, Sc emprende-
ri de acuerdo con todas las reglas
tecnicas Y agronomicas; de ALI Sc
deduce la necesidad de un nuevo ser
vicio Official.
El Captain La Grange ha sido en-
viado por ell gobierno frances . los
Estados Unidos, con el objeto de que
los americanos Sc aproyechen de su
grande experienced en- Ia construc-
cion de motores para %aviones; exile el
"a entrega de 10000 motores para
antes del 10. de Abril de 1918 = de
4 5000 para antes del 10. de Dlciem-
brc del mismo anc: cada motor sera
montado en- 70 horas. Pero sc ha
uuerido hacer Ia cosa mejor que los
demas b~eligerantes: ha sido concebi-
do IN nuevo tipo, el Liberty Motor.
Fue dibujado y concebido por Gin
cuenta de los mgenieros mas haolies,
de n tai, que puede ser ons
truido en- ell menor tempo por el ma
yor numero de manufacturers. Con
este objeto, han sido r~equisadas las
fabricas mas diversas, especiaImente
las que Sc dedicaban a AUTOMOBILES;
todas las parties %quedaran dlstrloul-
das en- series; pero el secreto de Ia
construction esa tan bien asegura-
do U ninguno, con exception de los
inic.ados, sabra NADIA; Sc desconoce
h potencia del motor y su peso &c
mismo que la mane-a de armarIo; los
industriales reciben IA orden para la
construction de pleas alsladas SIN
cenocer 81 v~erdadero uso.
La calidad de, acero ha sido ob,leto
de prolongadas investigaciones: hasta
Que Sc inicio la guerra era la casa
Krupp la que 10 suministraba al mum
do entero; ahora. los Estados Undos
han logrado ~suplanta: q Alemania :
bastarse . 81 mismos.
Ell trabajo ha sido repartido con
sagacidad entire toda ana serie de in
d1str.as cuya especialidad las capaci-
"a para fabricar determinada parte
del avion; Sc han llegado q coordinar
acknowledgements todos los esfuerzos
Y toda esta organization f~unciona
como IN cron0metro suiZo. A cada
obrero, q cada CONFERENCE.-The, a cada
ingeniero, Sc les ha p%revenido que e.
trabajo ~cntregado por ellos debe ser
irreprochable, pucs Ia vida de los pi-
lotos V de los observadores depende
de la perfection de las maquinas.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-13
KENDALL CITIZENS WANT
WATER AND SEWER SYSTEM


Concerted action was taken Tues
day by a mass meeting Of citizens OF
Kendall. whcn they met in the Ken
dan school building. toward getting
water and Bower extensions There
Will be another mectng next Tues
day night, for the purpose Of see
ing what can be done toward get
ting q chemical engine for fire pro-
tectlOn
A committee consisting OF Judge
Clark ana Professor Johnson was
10 meet the city park
board IN the Robinson building next
Saturday 10 confer on getting the
long wanted park for Kendall, A
site has been selected. just south
OF tho school building II is hoped
to get the matter settled In tho
near future, so that the children will
have place to play during the SUM
mer months.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-13
INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGE
FOR LABOR Is PROPOSED
Federation Discusses Its Establish
mcnt Rt st, Paul Meeting;
Itcports Given.

ST PAUL, MINI, June 12.--The
necessity for establishing an interna-
tIonal exchange Of labor information
was discussed late today by a COM
mittee OF the American Federation
OF Labor at lts annual convention
here. Several other important com
mittce meetinge, including resolu-
tions, adjustment and organization
were held. This business caused an
abandonment OF the afternoon ses-
sion of the convention proper.
The session tonight was given over
to the American Alliance for labor
ard Democracy Short talks by
mbers Of the American labor mis-
sion which yesterday presented a re-
port of its meetings with English
and French labor leaders, were d
feature of this meeting.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-13
BUY AT HOME CAMPAIGN
LAUNCHED LAST NIGHT
Retail Merchants VIII Educate Pub
lie on Utility Of Purchasing Of
Tulsa Dealers.

Merchants Of the city, mcmhers
OF the Retail Merchants association.
formally launched the "Buy at
Home" campaign at a dinner at the
Y. NJ c. A. building last night The
dinner was preceded by business
session at the association hendguaf-
ters in the Chamber OF Commerce
rooms.
The campaign will he directed by
George +. LAmey Formerly adyer-
tisinR manager Of the Banueg Buggy
company OF 81. Louis, Mo He VIII
conduct an advertising and publici-
ty campaign to show patrons Of
Tulsa merchants tho ADVANTAGES of
buying In Tulsa. The campaign i5
being endorsed heartily bv all mem
bers of the Retail Merchants associ-
alton.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-13
Mainc's Neighborhood Clubs.

In many cities and towns In the
state OF Maine there are neighbor-
hood or community clubs. which in
olude the churches and other organ
iZations temperance or fraternal
meeting regularly and considering
matters touching the neighborhood
welfare. These clubs have been Civ
ing good deal of attention to food
conservation, as their programs
show. one OF these clubs that has
had war kitchen reports, awak 70
cned interest rot only in regard to
food conservation but In everything
connected with the vigorous prose
cutfon OF tho war
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-13
Potato Week In Connecticut.

Tho school children OF ore Con-
nectlcut town--not the largest town
by any means-recentiy observed n
"potato week" saving 900 loavcs of
bread. OF the many reports re-
ceived, ono OF the most Illuminating
was from the superintendent of
schools for the town OF Orange,
Conn. All his pupils made a copy
OF the potato pledge as writing
lesson and lessons about the potato
were given in nature study work
posters being hung around the
room. Ono thousand five hundred
potato pledges were signed by the
West Haven school children, and
1899 slices OF bread, or about S91
loaves, saved by these children In
one week.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-13
.F0CH STILL PLAYING
GAME OF STRATEGY
Purpose l. TO Stem Hun Tide With
as Few Men as Possible Before
Starting Big Drive,

WASHINGTON. June l2.--An-
nourcemont by tho Prusslan war
m!nistcg to the rochstag that "the
so-callod Foch reserve army no
longer exists" Is regarded by off
c!ais hero as designed to encourage
the German population. II Won
stein intended to convey the I'm
preston that the allied reserve
power had been exhausted from the
German assault, the actual situation
NJ the front stands as n flat contra
dlction His words however. might
mean a wholly different thing, al
though designed 70 be construed as
the announcement OF n great victory.
Before the German attack was
made the supreme war council Mt
Versailles had worked out pro-
gram for limited pooling of a mobile
force OF some 100000 mon composed
or zoo 900 Frenrh, 100000 British,
100000 Americans and OO,OOO
Italians. which was to have been
employed mainly to support often
sive operations on fronts selected by
the Versailles council.
The organization of this army was
never completed, however. the emer-
gency created by the German often
sive causing a wholly new pooling
agreement under which General
Foch became supreme commander.
lie now directs the employment or
all active as well as reserve armies.
No army now exists which could
be called the Foch reserve army"
Tho Prussian war ministers state
ment, however. admittedly touches
the very heart Of the problem fac
ing General Foch, The fact that
although under unceasing attack
since March 81 the allied and Amer
lean forces have not struck back in
anything approaching a major oper-
alton Ia regarded as conclusive proof
that the supreme commander, backed
by the supreme war council, Is strlv-
Ing by every means IN hts power to
stem the German rush and exhaust
its offensive power without depicting
his own forces. II he In successful
and there is now every confidence
both here and abroad that the bat
tie Ia half won. officers here believe
he can turn the tables on the enemy
ultimately and use his reserves to
crush German ambition finally.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-13
ENTIRE SECTION
AMAZED OVER IT
Seymour Gains 30 Pounds
Trouble Of Is Years
Standing Is Ended.

II simply can't find words to tell
you how much Tanlac has been
worth TO NO." said Charles Seymour,
a well known metal polisher living
at Pleasant View, Col. recently.
II had been sick man for fifteen
years" no continued, "and had fall
len off until l weighed only 1i5
pounds. suffered from the ef-
fects of grippe, had pleurisy and
stomach trouble and something like
bronchitis. No one thought l would
ever get well and as for myself, /
0 had no idea could live longer, In
fact, l was given up TO die and /
was in so much suffering that It
would have made little difference to
me II / had. The people out where
I live all know what an awful con-
dition | was in and the whole COM
munity In surprised Mt my recovery.
II have gained. all OF thirty pounds
by taking Tanlac and feel that |
have a new hold on life. My stomach
trouble and everything else / sur
fered from has disappeared. can
eat and sleep like school boy and
am so strong and well that can
do as much work as l ever could.
I can't help praising Tanlac and l
wouldn't be without It for, any
amount OF money. My first bottle
made me feel better and / kept TAX
ing II until 1t made new man of
me. My wife also took several bot
tles>and It relieved her trouble and
built her right up. / would buy
Tanlac II 1t cost me SIS bottle and
think 1t cheap at that If anybody
wants to get Il direct from me what
II think OF Tanlac all they have to
do Is ask me, III tell the world
what 1t is and how 1t has saved me"
Tanlac is sold In Tulsa by Roy
Getmnn's Rexnll Drug store the
Quaker Drug Company and leading
druggists and dealers everywhere
Au
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-13
Conservation nt Camp Grant.

War bread ls being eaten by the
Eighty-sixth division. United states
army. stationed at Camp Gggnt, H.
In addition to turning out 10000 or
moro fighting mon now engaged IN
actual field service and oyersubscrih-
ing Liberty loans, the records OF
the cooks and bakers school made
public recently show that through
the remainder or the training pc
riod tons of white flour Will be con-
served monthly for those In France.
Sixteen thousand pounds OF field
oven bread, which comes In long
IOavt-s weighing t3 pounds per loaf.
and 1900 pounds Of garrison bread
In small loaves are turned out by
division ovens each day. Twenty
five per cent Of theNbread dough
In made from non wheat flour and
no sugar is used.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-13
Count MiaottO Loses
on MteTnHtent "A ppeaI

CHICAGO. June 12-The appea.'
OF Count James Minotto from the
decision holding him to be an enemy
alien was dismissed in the United
States court Of appeals today.
Miuotto. spn-iD-law OF Louis Swift,
the packer, is interned on a presi-
dental warrant at Fort Qgiethorpc,
Ga.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-13
DEPOSITS IN STATE BANKS
FALLS OFF SINCE FEBRUARY
Decrease OF Fight Million Dollars Is
Shown From February 10 to
May 10 This Year.
Special to The world

OKLAHOMA CITY. Juno 12--
Failing Off Of deposits in state
banks since February Is shown in
the consolidated statement Issued
today by the banking department
on February ID last, the banks
showed deposits OF $l13,65S,S37,
while on May 1O5 the date OF last
call, they were 05,O77239. Loans
increased over the previous state,
ment about S1O.OOO.OOO, showing
on May 10 they were SS6,O97,683.
The statement shows there are due
to banks S24,4OI2lG, and due from
banks sll,4O1,22G. The total re-
sources amount to $136,225. .19O, and
the average reserve 20.2 per cent
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-13
CARNIVALS KNOCKED OUT
FOR DURATION OF WAR
Council OF Defense Declares Them
Useless to Purposes Of Comn-
try's business.
Special to Tho World.

Special to Tho World
OKLAHOMA CITY, June 12.--
Owners Of carnival shows may ex-
pcct no help from Washington in
their protest against the plans Of
mary counties IN Oklahoma to dis
continue these exhibitions for Tie
period OF the wRr The Council OF
National befoBhc. replying to wires
gent by two large carnival coupa-
MES, whose Itineraries included cA-
tensiye engagements In Oklahoma,
says:
Negotiations such MS you men
tiCn are entirely withiT the con
trol OF 'hc state administrations and
state councils OF defense. Authority
In Washington cannot undertake
control Of regulations affcctlns 10
cui situations
The Oklahoma State Council Of
Defense has recommended that all
county councils become active in
tho campaign against carnival
shows
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-13
Board Wants
Tighter Plant Control

WASHINCTON. juno - Con
gress was asked by the. shipping
board today to tighten rhc grasp
of the government upon the couu-
try's shlphuilding industry by lcGis-
lation forbldding the buitdug of
now plants or tho extension Of old,
except under license Chairman lIur-
lev stated that legislation was noe
cssary 10 prevent Interference win
the board g program.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-13
AMARILLO MAN WILL LOG
POSTAL ROAD TO Ell PAS0
Sewn Hundred Mile Trip Out OF
Oklahoma city to Map Route
Through To Roswell.

Spccal. to The World.
OKLAHOMA CITY, June 12.--L.
t. Schwartz of Amarillo. Texas, to-
day started from here on Il 70O-mile
motor trip TO make "A log Of the
Postal Highway from this city to
El Paso, Texas.
lie viii go by way OF Amarillo and
Roswell. Mr.. Schwartz expects to
take four weeks in making the jour
ncy to the other destination II is
intended ultimately to extend the
highway from this city to Little
Rock, Ark. g."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-13

Mrs. Harriet Chalmers is one OF
the few women who have visited
the first line trenches on tho battle
front She Is now touring. this
country telling the folk at home
what she saw yAnd how they can
best help to win tho war. The tour
is being made on her own lnfl-
tive and al her own expense. She
Is making 1t a point 10 reach tho
people In out-of-th they way places
where the yihcr war speakers have
not appeartd, '
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-13
Living In the Past.

DO you think classical education
helps n man?
Surely. IT helps him to forget his
own troubles by thinking about those
of Creeks and Romans.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-13
YOUR
DARK SKIN

Re Attractive! Use Blaclcaand White
Ointment---Blcaches Dark or SAL
low Skin--Rcmoves FrcckIcs, Tan.
Sent BY Mail 25c--hots Of Colored
Folks Use II 10 Tighten Their Skin.
A very delightful ointment, called
~Black and White Ointment" ap-
piled to your face, neck. arms and
hands, has the wonderful eject OF
bleaching your dark, sallow or
blotchy skin as well as remove tan,
freckles, wrinkles, bumps, pimples
or rlsings. Colored folks arc report
cd as using It in great quantities, as
Black and White Ointment gives
them that soft, bright, light COM
plexion. such as they desire, with
light, healthy skin. making them the
envy of members of their race,
WRITE NoW-TODAY.
Black and white Ointment is
worth while trying. Send Csc (stamp
or coin and receive a large fun sized
box by return mail. Address Plough
Chemical Co., Dept, "a, Memphis,
Tenn. Many agents are making
an easy living representing us. Ask
for special deal. ~,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-13
BOARD AND ROOMS

Z
bOE4ENO- @AlFC NO0"A9
LJGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS 1e
boston, y Zsa---Rooms iot iish' hSusv, pSnNo
fn nt'"b' A'"s'' " ;"
Ei,s,1,.,. ---,sss n ,.,,.,,. ,,,,i,sod
hon,rsserier room modsra. Phone
3G-9.I
Cl,pyryya- S,,. Eo, ,.rt tyyo large
rooms. modern, electric lights, piano.
Fhogo 1851
CAMERON Is 1i4-itzhl housekeeping
rooms -. bIo'ts from MAIN mooe'n'
,,, -'.' -n' ,-,-,.i ,.----,-,.i
Nrorr,.ol room for reri. suitable for one
or two gentlemen: also garage for two
cars.
CHEYENNE N., t27-TEO large light
ah1u.osoepior suites cool. comfo-tahle
moirfn electric lghN, GOOD LOCATION
Walking distance on ear line
Cilt} hN&E, s. oia-Nirely furnished
rooms inf lfht tonouSskrepins, or lour
[n'W' "i nicely @ turn'shsd sod o'IVVn a5,aI
gT g1'' ".''''" '-'' oo'''' '''o VI anu
,,t.r.t,,i,, ,o5a ------, ia, s-,.....
t.arirg ,oo,.. W. "S'' "0'''
1rrpotr ,oc 49, ,---,.,-,
li5ct Iact housekeeping rooms for rent. Phone
,''. ---------
ELWOOD & aO5--For rent a house
keeping rooms
rIwnnn g 80 - II. -
nished room for conplee tl,cbsn priy.
ueges, close in, nriyats 6famWy
:, ,.,,,,,,. - - -
'''1 i,.s ~ F. Wo eAcepuohalIy wen
MADAM %ah.Snea ION nousehefplhg rooms
-. -, = ~ 80,
FIbHIt, T., 924-Two nicely furnished
nlght housekeeping rooms, adjoining bath.
Lnone 5lsl. l.
FOURTH f., l63s--Two nicely furnished
rooms for couple No small children.
FpIsCo a., -. ,-...-,..---
,nS roo,n. S' 70. r.n, nFes cio IN i'O"'"''p
r,,,., - ,'S'' =.
70 s.,,irs W II urR.sneG rooms ioi mouse
Ei,0ri, s.,', IL,
Eecpirs raos, r,nJ,rr
apIol,,, - II.
bonsck ocni,r ,i,h snntScas, % Lodroom
newly pap@Eed clean and moderp
HODGE iloi iL--.I7go Ii,bt Souss.
keeping rooms FOR rent
UOrsT0E 5o7--Cro ni.o I,rge iigbt
bousctcening roam vsrv dr.irsbis pbons
l72s.R.
IintTgyrfSI go, I'll t---i-L-J
roo,,g 'itL' LNLa LigS 'Finso.ir
on rar Ina A1'
TIGfTr Fonseloc,,j;;-,,- rooa,s ,cr r.nt "A
psr veeE pbnns ozoaJ
,,,,5,,, a, 49, ~ = --,-
h'uhI honseEeepths rooms, -, Mesplhg
soohS' s1,oO ana SS per week moueFn'
-.ss.,-- ,siu sPriHss. th9Hs = :, ---.---,---
AalN, NJ 40 For rent, housekeeping
l9gns, ...a,,; / none o.s ~; -.- -,
MANB BELL, N, 929-Iwo suites OF Nght
housekeeping rooms. ii e9nycniences'
MAlN,vN, G2O-Furnished roon- for light
housekeeping o. sleeping room. CsH
after p m.
PHOENIX, n, l20-Lght housekeeping
rooms; near car line, children weicome.
PHOENIX, s. ll2-Onc suite Of light
RooMS-a.FwO ro3ms for light housekeep'
Sa!. zt1s .
kooAS.rwo rooms over garage Tor Light
housekeepinr. Phone 2o2o.
RoOMs-Light housekeeping rooms, mod
ern. eau 4253.J ----.-------.
RooMS-Two light housekeeping rooms,
close in; no Children Phone 1851.
RooMS-Two nicely furnished for ligh!
housekeeping Phone f2t2 A-.----.
ROCKFORD, s. l206-TLight housekeeping
rooms. two e'auHinl uniufn'shed rooms,
tsISse y ueS'isu .ss o' pbSpp tbg.ep"oge, ono
g,',e w wv ,"' '''.s,, 80 =
hvoN NHLt9t REM tNo !urulsned rooms
rlncrts snrtn y, ,bea s.b"oi bn"se Ka,s
TemT,sman Wsst Tulsa
sTyTII ,9ii-.rb,cc iirb, boi,sstoep.
,ne rooms in modern tome siO ner
week $40 per month Phone sI86.J
-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-13
BOARD AND ROOMS

MONT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS 10
ARCHER. W, 5l2A-Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping.
ADMIRAL l33I--rwo nicely Furnished
light Housekeeping rooms; no children.
Phone ts7s
19l7-LigNt housekeeping
rooms for rent, sous front, electric
lights and bath Phone 6l52,
ADMIRAL. 1839--Well Furnished light
housekeeping room; pantry; modern no
children. Phone 4Q7l.R.
ADMIRAL, l532--Two modern light hoWse
keeping rooms tlspsrties without ehil.
drcu
BOSTON, y, A96--Fnr rent, nice large
rooms for light housekeeping; modern.
BOSTON, $. l225--'rhree lovely furnished
Housekeeping rooms, private bath: mod.
ern. Phone 9eS3J,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-13

STUDEBAKER Automobile for sale $500.
Phone 1881.
STEARNs KNIGHT eight; sells for 81, 100 ::
like new; my, price, sl,25O Auto Salv.
age, 21i f Second.
lG-NALNE Ford racer, 90 miles per hour
one Old Mercer Am drafted; must sell
at once. Auto salvage 2i5 r Second
AUI SUPPLIES AND RErAGRs II
FOR SALE--Four slightly used 6xIls
Goodyear cord auto castings. Phone 556s
or call 924 North Cheyenne
FOR SALE
$4,000 stock Of Castings to. be
sold at % per cent off. 3OxSlb
casing guaranteed for 1000 miles.
$3.50. 500 3OX3 castings, $3.50,
One 16-valve Ford head. cast Ss5.
will take $72.50. Presto tanks, SIS,
Ford fan belts, 25c. Ford Timkin
bearing for front wheels, IS. Ford
headlights, 50. Auto Jack at cost.
Brake lining, S5c It. Six 36x45A
castings at s27.
AUTO SALVAGE
2l5 East Second ST.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-13
1918 Cadillac

Seven passenger Cadll-
lac, just bought; just
called to the service
will sell for fair price.
Apply Box C-95, care
World.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-13

RADIATORS repairing ana recoreing
ship VS. your leNky or wrecked radiator.
We have the latest system OF cleaniu a I
radiators All work guaranteed EscotL
the radiator man. lo4 West First
PARrS oNE.HAIF PRICE, CHALMERS 90
and SO lntersiante. Buick. REQ, stude-
baker, Pullman, Empire, Overland, Jack.
son, Stearus. 1910 f, ~ F. Ford and
others Rims tires. cArbureters mag
netos FOR all makes Auto Parts Co,
phone 1903, 3l5 Fast Second
AUTOS FOR HIRE-G GARAGES i2
GARAGE for rent; IS per month, ia
South Madison.
MODERN GARNGE-For rent good mod.
ern garage, close IN. Phone 46l2.
MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES 10
HARLEY DAVIDSON. lgl7-Throe speed
Harley Davidson motorcycle for sale;
best Of condition. Apply eel East
Third
WANTED AUTOMOBILES IA
WANTEp-A roadster body top for Hup.
mobile ear. Call for TrlcAey. Phone
-
WANTED TO BUY OR TRADE for light
car Buick light six preferred. Phone
1897 OF 42lI
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-13
BOARD AND ROOMS

Rooms FOR RBNT-PURNTsHRD II
LARGE comfortable furnished sleeping
room In modern home adjoining bath
walking distance. " Phone 735l-J
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-13
BUSINESS SERVICE

GRAND CLEANING AND PRESSING
Our cleaning and pressing is superior;
expert alterations. 1T East Second
Phone 5I60.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-13

In preparation for possible air
raids on New York by German air
planes, the police commission has
ordered all display lights in tho
city at night dimmed. This viii
eliminate landmarks which other
wise would guide tho bombing
squadron and make easy marks at
which TO aim bombs. Tho WOOL
worth building, towering high In the
air and usually brilliantly illuml-
mated with a scientific lighting sys-
tom, will be one OF the buildings
dimmed. The Statue Of Liberty
probably will bo darkened too, un-
der the order.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-13

REQ RONDSTER-Fo sale, one good as
new REQ roadster, never of OF pavement
az sacrifice, 1913 South Detroit. Owner
left for war. Phone 5Og2.J.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-13

LfGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS le
BOSTON, y 23a Rooms Tor light house
teaping; single or in suites. Phone
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-12-03
Ben Marlin Ships
Cattle to Portland
(East oregonlan special.l }

MEACHAM, Dec. 3.-Mr. and Mrs.
]. B. Baker went to Kamela Thursday
to take THANKSGIVING dinner with
their daughter Mrs. Frank Hanlen.
Mr.. and Mrs VIII Pidcoek of Ka-
mela, spent Thanksgiving day with
Mr.. and Mrs. Waters here, returning
that night to Kamela with their little
daughter. Joan.
Miss Mary Lawler left for her home
in Portland, after visiting her broth
ers here.
Ben Marlin went to La Grande this
week on business.
J. B. Baker was Pendleton visitor
yesterday.
C. +. A. Lonergan of Pendleton, was
here over night Thursday.
Roy Barker left today Cor Portland
with car of cattle. shipped by Ben
Marlin.
Geo. ]. Burie, travelling auditor for
the O1w., was here Friday.
Mrs. ]. O'Meara from Kamela. was
here Saturday on her way to Duncan
Mrs. Fryear and sister, Miss Gillette
OF Huron, spent Thanksgiving day al
the Marlin hotel here.
There will lbe literary Saturday
next. A good program is expected.