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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-10

has$$ If y5$S$s d :; s 4:
on H viii h AS or hd lev wheel
out IGs chaiG wi spin %iihop. MOVING the
pica,ed in dssisn has WHIT are "H Known f"n as
& s;oIs sr hf ihas Ss hS
the resistance to revolving liz unequal. This
% %@-2 as! wSSS
Ths hH ssr f Md wfe The s aser does nor,
wheel has chain and the other m n"se. and and
C. Your aar,isIs IN tires states that the
Of rubber and abrc TOO ' n@u Ffh Senr s
. n; II nc. W"rse }hnn too iitie should
not desirable. j. r. ~ M"s
ths. fabric is reached On The "ther iGS anG.
hs FS' r tT T.a H. e n m sxn Ssrta h
"S GOWN" @ to lie 'sFta" 5pG' wh nsD
' ,ns nI imI ,aiss mHee xnsrisnce ana
ness. Some years, nr" u number OF We'll
S s hE4 'h nss h@ hi tire
in nIi. .rsah mad Wsrn to any degree: do not
dsS exPcrisnce has deysloped ped" some s'S Well H.
Sss Sn q ire !rfs ia
l S""'' Is .9 sG' Tas5eS car The clutch
,So il garage to have i, r8 9spsirea n1 but
had ssa No" @a, on m"r st. 'g SAID they
fs Ssy .nI g i TIFF,
% sP'' is ga" s"se 'F Disc enc sl hey to
~ AZ, -, NJ. \. -.
Worn on the keys and spincs of the clutch
S sh ana these shoulders are the cause OF
gear and then try to turn the engine bnuk.
ware from the transmission. This will mn
thY pressure on the back Of the KEYS or
SpineS, so that they can pass through their
KEY ways In suite Of III" shoulder.
q Has n pneumatic gear shift oyer br.p
such gcar-shift n ty' ~
A. The. Mcl'aranc. car had pnenmaj;ic
gear shift three or four wears ago Apnnr-
y IN ni,r ,hs public h!1 ~, consider the ad-
g Please tell me whether painting m,
Snpnrh DUES and The cars where the spark
harm? II a" .hy
a cannot see how harm could he done
nn phintins the shell Of the plug and Other
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-10
LARGEST SCHOOL
OBTAINS CHARTER

0continued From First page.)
courses will he those i'm various
prahchcS or engineering and business
ana IN agriculture. Courses i'm history
anu literature also Will be offered
IT can now he stated definitely"
Or. i;rSk inc declares. that during de-
industrial and vocational
courses viii be offered 10 80 or 40 per
cent or the army: that common school
and high school courses will be offered
TO soldiers who have not finished their
school work: and that courses I'm
french and British universities Will
be open 10 qualified students
IL Is the intention OF the army to
send soldiers and officers 10 the uni
versailles in the order OF military and
academic merit :. a., when Il given
Aumbcr OF places arc open at a great
applicants who are acad-
em:cally qualified will have the privi-
iegc OF attendance according to their
record il the army.
The industrial courses ana the high
school COMrScS Will he adm u tSinred
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-10
DEATH DIDN'T HALT
NEW YORK DIVISION


Continued From First page)
ner through this zone Of smoke and
nrc. ie merely shrugged his shout
ders and laughed bit self-conscious-
Let it go that 1t was worse than a
bridge crush" he said. nor could 1
draw another word from him beyond
the, admission that his present mis-
sion 10 attend officers training school
ing that the man from lie Catelet
hadn't n stripe on his arm and was to
be made an officer 1 should say that
MS merit must have been great.
~ big shell can tear things pretty
bad. he resumed with lit Of the
shoulders which might have been the
end of shoulder. For instance.
ia brought him from headquarters
whore the major had stood was hole "
and around the edge or that hole,
sort Of scattered like-well, we won't
talk about that any more.
Let me wind up by telling YOU how
at ,t,, . o'clock that mo. !ng two bat
pushed into the streets OF lie Catelet.
They'd covered hve miles. nChtinr
every foot. Just those two battaiions
fut they fought their way into a line
OF stone houses and there they stuck
II out until bunch of Australians
fought In to relieve them near ,
O'clock Then the surviving New
Workers and Australians were cut off
again for twelve hours: nothing to eat
and nothing to drink. and just pump
ing bullets at the Heinics across tho
street all the time.
after it was all over one Of those
mig Australian trench hoppers-and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-10
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

tCopyriGh,. 1915. bv Fred. c. .Gucrriich)
and put on liosch magnetic; The spark
make riv" the same results, over air in
take valve is Il oil spring. Having an extra
one OF tn. latter, rn, some, on, Results
sion. 50 J. took the, spring Out sn,irelv.
can get tn" motor hitting on -four running
misses. Got about half way up Il hill ana
by giving IL the Eas alternately the motor
vii vii, n,s; soinn nj, and finally picking un me
q tuck having u one adjustment car
burctHr-upon removing the needle valve
O., *. but Xix" the other car stips sally
when YOU give her the gas, Il. a. V.
thu, the engine run perfectly The:;. are:
ignition, compression and mixture If tho
sHn1rE nius n"ln,a are little far apart YOU
compression will also cause this As 10 the
changinr the design OF III. ca rburetSrs' Th"
Irnsing on The manifold, 50 that when t v"l
ave ave, 'he "a M LIQUID gasoline suddenly
sh"k,ns Tut On ali he a s so naus Gsvt ,he
w %GTsihig ;ac h";-"T uiiS ana II possible no.,
ture is 100 rich T"th the things v yos h h.,x
done will cause this While Without seeing
me chGct OF The ndtustmcnts OF the carhu-
ment. | believe that If YOU viii put BACK
ne ne enrhurct9r rarts and then adjust to the
most OF your trouble. ON the pleasure car
enrhurct"r you can ndtus, the tension OF The
auSliiary nir-valrc snring by the small screw
@ DO both III" rear wheels drive the car?
san @n rnc, GmS' wnH? Mhat is there in the
this effect? Have seen drivers nttSCS
chains cha to "ns Of thG rear, wheels only. ella I'M
ing ing u Was n. driving wheels. bui they gave
y. Roth wheels drive the ear ana The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-10

-- -..NSN rom ftrSt FaSe.)
ner through this zone Of smoke and
IRE. rue merely shrugged his Shout
gers ana laughed bit self-conscious-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-10
HAVING RIGHT Of WAY
DOESN'T MEND BROKEN HEAD

BE the master of your car.
BE sure YOU know what the other
fellow is going to do. He may do the
unexpected
If tho other fellow insists on, the
right of way. when IT is yours. give
ii 10 him. Having the right of way
will not mend Il fractured skull. and
lawyers can sometimes make black
seem white.
Never get mad when driving. You
make Mistakes yourself. and that
which ma lie the other fellow do the
unexpected may now be up to you.
Instead OF getting mad. be,'omc alert.
In cas-. of accident say nothing. but
let the other fellow talk. Get names
and witnesses. note the condition of
the road. lay OF the cars, etc, and the
time and date.
After the slightest accident immedi-
atcly notify your insurance company,
If insured
When a lady is at the wheel of n
car. safety demands that she give up
her won,ai,'; peroEative of Ladies
First" The rules of the road alone
govern. one cannot always see that
il is II woman at the wheel.
"Show-om to your passengers, how
slowly you can drive around curves,
and when nec' ssary. They don't want
to see how fast YOU can drive.
When in doubt, be on the safe side.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-10

Sea boys-cnme up and shot out a
bloody hand for n shake.
Lad he said through his nose in
that Australian whine. tyke It from
your Uncle 'OraccS your Amyerican
Johnnies could bloody we'll lick hanv
soldiers In the world. barrin' the Aus
trylians'"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-10

And Yet More Government Work.
NEWPORT NEWS, VA. November
9.-Harwood & Moss. of this city have
closed another contract with tho gov
crnmcnt, for the immediate constitute
ton Of additional barracks here.
These, with Gorac to BIO built under the
same contract near Norfolk. will cost
S12O.OOO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-10

under the general principle, OF inter-
and In our problems of oitinenahin M
nome. This program may be expanded
.naenniteiy as the needs OF the service
may require"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-10

when passing Other vehicles In same
direction. or passing two autos going
in the opposite direction. Remember
that the first question asked in court
is Did you blow your horn
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-17
FINANCIAL
HoreLa RooMINo HOUSES

MN thristmA, ,p, is', ,p fu'uug house.
rN'm, mod"fH " Nuu term ~ rooms
sogh Ms l'" ,,w' r'sn,s
- 'nn. i"tms IS fep'u, mAie.u . nnn
iefW' - ruuans urS ari fua ~ '"n
l"tn' Nru as fur what NHu want
Nilsson t-ta az rUul National hsuA
Tut UoNi"i, , hotel or -, rbo.c So
To kNl k"um.ns house of - tooms
iu West r.ta one biloxi tati from
'shau' hors. rhcue a.?1
HOTELS .ud rvomlrs houses oi a. 1'ni,
81 the time Nll son Rss'iN gl2 iitst
N'iiou.l hsrt lhors i1ii
fnR sNli fps 'sst lease au Nv a.
r,'om t"omius house lN uknfulgs' hHt
rlas locst.u'. sifl'i', n'ndctn sri up
T. dsir 's.rs vu ,erou.t ~ s,sr,ss
We AdA 'muH. nav tnst l'co. SspIhs
stN HuoNe .hs.r r,r, $3.50 " u
l.'h' - V"iHson luis Phone 500
MusuY 70 LOAN .cuArrELs a.,
Wanted, United States Bonds
Highest cash price paid for nll dr
nominations We buy other high
class securities
Joseph Shwarta Co.
Investor.
rhon" sa''. to2 Daniel nllr
nO NOU NtFn MONFNi
W loAu nUNr, On fututfut, ltana. We
lfo'n diAmenis And lih.ftJ aouds al
huhli sss stItruY cnntdrntlal Moore
head lnsu 20. 200 Nov Auli bldg
Ihons $50
REAL BarArn LOANS ~
"a" eco 10 LoAN on ru.a hn,oss, or
,e'id..ge p'oger,' BOO " l. nro.rs
nos Msro huhdlns
MoNiY ~ loAS on well iotattd t,al
rsia's. tive irAts uus You srt al ,.t
harrow Thompson Room zoo =
south Mai street Phone A!It
PRIVATE MpNfN $1,000. sl.tuN. - too
lNn ,rAfs Alho fNelrat loans payment
rtiNilHg's loaus closed promptly en- tlt.
sush'r ,iiy sud farm property e %
,nfre,hsi. Phone il0 ole ~ Daniel
Nldg
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-17
EMPLOYMENT



hisrpRl et MotIi Msr Authtut. ror
llei' and Illustrated irom oinusl .tiotn
tNrh' az 'li"d go'"rnments lrir''ius
'"' ""nefH. MAJ 'tIci oi stsN
h'lsl States my hss,', commissions
10 Ienn pto.pes I've sud outfi toe
S"ri 10, To- mslhnr n.bl, rin..tIo, si
"..s'' seventh spd lIno streets ~
SITUATION WANTED MALE a.
WANTED ippcu ss,plsrs vsli,r r.ri,
theunu With rel .h'r ,u ur ga CON
any best Of T-isirurr Room "a. ~
h'Uo runWs
Young man. Is wants position A.
hA'iNihnt shippius ,lrrk. dependent
nh my own resource. Nul work
hard Can use typewriter Urf
crrnccH furnished Ihonc J. A
Fcarcc. bJt
WIN. .nl OF 'uup.v "ompsn, t,nrri~r,,d
lh pl lNh"'na afi roI'h ttsss IfII Al
hf"ss u 20 rsts Word
Noi ~ msu hhng ,,rk sud bU.t n.~
"mri"f'd h1 eel conUhU, met Geo. IrIuu Ig
l'n+' y" N"u.s nsu lu srfN..r Who Nt'l
hI''e h"ty lu f~ d-tr TO htush
'''e'rn'' u - ave WoFk
wv ~ VI ~ Na.h t"sitinI Ia sane
'Nurnrr't ~ uN oiI.r tau Ys, ~
~t'i"f references Wtr,,hsd rtuu, .gli
SITUATIONS WANTED rEMALr a.
ln' so adv ~ busIu,t, sb,ln iss.rs,
~"AA'Triur ar ,lenogtapAif p,t .iIur In
"''.r of Nirk Ihuu, .tIf
Fll NuuhNrlitW Vunretrut tutn, i.i,
d''tw roslton A. stencsfapl,I ri.l.
l''fs' wprfienos thofouEH, hmIIaf
r'h "nirr d'isUs soinr suou riss ,f
h""tlr'ptHF good ,lur,uou. U.at Aul
''tai' nome
" NlNkNNN -reruAuott rH,.Iftuu A..
ih"tuughly competent stenug faplrf t.pid
q. u.ir besi oi r"irirnU's Ight ,eat~
experience Nddfes> n 49, .sr, Wutid
hNfmErlr prseu,al nurse vi.to, rhtslns
Phone 7ntf
hol "kktlftR ssuts pr.Ition iH ,.l
people home ~ WiduSrrs humr with
children Address nu, q S. rst, World
ENrFRlENttn boakkrsprr .frno,tspl 81,
wsnu position f,'rfrurcs Addte.
tu. care World
lAtf Cl NfAlNS dn -lr,rrd 90 l.un
dcf-d hN expert. Ihote rut.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-17

NAsul THAHT tbHIi MIS-
IOW RfNT
Of III fstrfint ~rs ~. costume works
w. fsts nru to please NoU t.tso'sl To-
pftcr Room ilpaud MA i'1h
Vast Thiri
ron SAX Tao suits usr's flahi.r nrs
o'u-oat ,lit ~ stout gloh Nv,t Autl
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-17
PROPERTY for EXCHANGE
rkcMAhnn MAJ rsrArE 1l

EXCHANGE RIAL ESTATE ~
WANTED ln,c splrnild ,mpfuv,i Nan
.as 't, property to trade lor desirable
ul.a ptup'ln ,acaut ltabinriu Phone
T'''
su N,ittS or a. ani .ome es,h for good
'H'' aI hEht az Hhpur ~
MANrIn 1u tN,l'NNGt. one ~, ,.,m
Ard one u'rse fuom residence In Nalrr
."o lo'' Gsi 80 ,in lne ,i''a. 'o'
i''denoo in"fulh Ms Michael. i.2u
last Second street
ron SALE on EXCHANGE "
fnR sNLt uH tRNpE tor homo In fuls.
=" Ntcs Oh hrd near TuhA b, osnsf
liis htauer lti2 hodge
TWO AcRLs 9Th urs h,eroom hou,.
close In vii 'rN of trade Allison ltit
ron rHADH MISCELLANEOUS u
fcR fHhpf fuN rAR iu good condition
80 upnEht piano in good condition
ihous llin
ron sNLE on rWNpl rhu rEAM truck
lots or anything wr rau Ne one i've
passenger htush. "uo chandler tourins
Ntas Motor Go. 90 last second
- rkNDt \ hght modern tNe pA.sen
f'r caf Tor rls'rr piAua Phone i0hi
FARMS TO REsT =.
lOh RtNi--1O acres seven room huuu
'hO psr month Phone 2tt0
FLATS AND APARTMENTS N
hiN ROOM modern apartment with lsundfy
room tall sn
nunNfrr T.. 1907 rui rrnt one half ol
dgplci, separsta bath si0 yer month
ihnne rlip
ron nESr Modern tive room spattm.ht
In the tsfiion spAfimrnts Fourteenth
And Carson price t1i The John n
miller COMPANY Phone 900
Tor htNT uodsrn three room spari
nent With .locrns poirh. iwo In q door
Mit9pey eeds mtGso'd floor. ,,g,a ,"g,e
'omp'ny rhone so
MuuoMA APNRrMFfrs Corner seven
i,sn,h and Main. foar room. and bath
tso MURPHY heds tile floor bath roam,
oas foofs r.s tnnga futures hot and
rold sslsr lspcirg store room In base
ment heat AID ianltot service. s10'
,'"S To-, id .n,rsr ,ao, ,,..ss2 l,...ss1 I'm S' i''
APARTMENTS runMsgrp 10
Iult ENr Ou .r.pur' NJ lr,vinF city
vtl sacrifice i,o rooms OF hish c'es'
furuiinrs a. lowef apartment ull aiNs
lgass an 9aiiment two h.orls from
Hotel Tulsa t.ll "suef 'iu'
WI. RNtsiifp three rrom apartment
liFht lrat Fss arI 'o'Huhun' 'ufn he'd
wahius distance. tdl prf month Phone
1859 from / q ~ 10 I = ~
runENNL. y na' iI.b tnu..tssJans
sparimen, TO- ronl 10 'oup.o v'ihoui
children
IuR RfNT Lovely apartment n,r foom'
aud Nsspins pore 10 wAfiir' hH}i9
furniture vefy close w Phone 1919
or rsll At go West fIfh
ron RfST rout fo"m modern apsftW,H'
N2u \ Naln. reasonable Ihunt ~ ~
aurt . m
HOUSES IoR REM -
SIXTH " ~ brti room rou.s 'rt fsu,
providing on bul furituf' s'sii uttcfn
lhpus tofi
sFNrN uuoNF hsfds ,rd rrar urtu lts
m,,.u's rr,ldsg'. bacon, 80, s','ss s,,s
man 4 llosmar. rn1Hr '' 'cr
IuU klNr suNitbAr ra.. t.a nt"m
honr, tar. erI ~ es'ff rae ono r .I'
north of riir slo r'r wo.iE rN'r' 90
rtuuIttN g.. % tu f.u' iht.r
rooms nicely tarst'' plenty " ga
good vtH lhor. .'if
fuR HFNr Tho NrA. r4nsa.ov DO
Tl'p living fuom dir."F tp'u t|rhsn
lwo in o. door N.rp't h.is IAf"r df's'
lishi hffshri ,so stove ant 10 boz
no fht Nf.r. urI.. emo Ihr Iulu N
Alfsf rpuiAw Phone 'ui
NOuIW. .rIt fuaW bone. fNuth
t~doI Phone f-sf fa. r.' Wnrir
TuruTU lHt -t ,u.H modern
house arf' Pr.h., -. 'Hu"'t' ''.'
nuCkruru 80 ''f 'rF ''.
ruIa 90, I.. rt..a -.'i
fnK UNr .p .u,r .o.,, 90 south
rhocnl' lhon' i'''
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REAL EsIAIE tOR RENT
MNuNIN InN NnNr


% ~ u.i'iu 'h'i i"ous kaidlH .del,iVu
.' 90 iAI o. 90 Nuth
. ''''".
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Mama. , 49,,
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'
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luN va rrA.r +" rpt vat'.nusos to
N'm ''''f''f Au'
l"''
i,N h..I Niu ir.ts fuf mouqt
N,ruH .,r,.l. rshspr'h's rate. .,t,fl
Iu. h UpnN Lsu,, .nt side so i,ur
fHuu H'H'r nI.Uu go thee fuln
|..s.. u..f eide it2 lH rhuu. iufO
uourpH YunNfstpn "a
49,. 'Nl '"'H ""l
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.' tHr mttiiutr THIS l. ~hstr .
NIu Wurr, fals sHd sii give some
'.'' ". N'"'"'''d ''i'
~ui lil ti'F ii'o fohm apartnsnt taf
l..
t.u N"nfehrsd ,''p
800, l'l s'lnt ga 'oog .r'',rnsn, steam
tbs hrHnre an nrh ,sss sho~p only
hN Hpr"'r m"ni ,all Mn"fsh"ad $3.50
IINNtsilln uotHN
lot ihf's m"ilths '1 rtnm. nr,i elas.
hWHufe. lias servants quarter. and
aGl rho's aHoR Il" '' "
uor,r ron ~ >,r 10, M,,,, a.,. Nv.
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r.od ,bIid,,n rhons fqstW
offioEb AND DESK Rooh ~
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-17
PERSONAL PROPERTY

foR .uI I.,t,.s .. .l.. A..
!, DO, Sa.. >, I u,w f..
n.', 0b"u l' n'- ... s..ls
"H,',.gI "i.',..gI .m,.., .,.',.' '' y.. @.a
ht,l 81, lHlri- ill,, rIn l.f m ,a
JNcuus N.H,NNIl.t 90 .., o,r
pr'' 90 '"... tHi Nu.,f ulIr,~,,f
before l.t... ...tr I.f,. o.. NuI.u.
r.ns 'r". Iat rIu .lr,r
uidlti isf rU',rs pi mf ,,.o,.lh,.,
'ir'h0r 'hos' ha' tte rhoos iilt
hiUntsr rUO's ror - auih.a,
elotlus shoe, s1i hat, rhon, no
uirs Ayp suor" H,b,u rns,. p.t
tS' met , "o'oi hu1 suli, 800 .As.
niel hsfi'0 rho'' a.
miscrIrwGou7 Iou s,pc r
luV NNlt .al.s. Dido. .. a.. a..,
a'. ,',' 70" n ua
N"'I,',. .',.ll,. '. ..u, ..
.s.r'nar.tr 10. f. Ia,.. r.|..I
mat .r .t...I M. OIL. .... I...
NHs l'H'p az at,. .t as fs,ut .,
efh 'ns w.r.i'. Is,..- Vhr. A..
truaA.i ".t Nr ll ..e. r.. .r
"'H'.i'I H.H 'u a. sU...I, t.a. 700.
'huuNf w|'. f'. t..t.H.# .HI. IH4I
t.rr q I,'I.. t.I W.f N...t.rthN avn
lrWlI' 49, i.r r,.ftUa.r Naf d.t,. f,.
n " rH'. GOO h' I'Nstsprp uoH
rpW s.Nf ,s .,str . s.t.t ..rUrs..
fHs"ra.i. s. l'tl Isr uum.u
N.rti. NNp lrr,lpi. N sDo.....s
900 t..u.1.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-17

$50 AoRE ssain and stock farm, ESQ aeyss
first and second river bottom In rhuss'
iton, balance ia tame Uss pAstursi
fenced and eross fenced With woven wire
uins rssm b1sh soulhsrn rssidsaesi two
oo,,ss~s eas tsasst house. Two large
stock harms one hey barn hes ivo miiss
riv-s fron,i sbsat a. " miles fFsn the
a..i ai saI ssI.. Isss,I.n ssy ! S's.l., H q t@yas @
bleoded rsttis V supply ths growing
southern d~sasad. rnss oioo pr sore
make terma - csnstdes small fsrm or
sams income Address w. ". Loebs,
Fleece u,y. No.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-17

ElGHrEENTH y. a2s Nicely FURNISHED
front room, With privsto enirsnee, IN pfi
Nsle home, for EentlsmAn garage II de
sirnd nhona 9nhnI.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-17

cHEYENSK, s.. 4oi -ror rent, niealy fur.
nishrd room Phone igp'R
THIRD. W. gii--lAss front sleeping
room for ons or two gentlemen. Phone
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-17
AUTOMOBILES
AUTO RnPAIns AND surpIJr,

AUTO REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES 4,
fph hAl.k Pour tod bucket s.at.. good
condition. Phone S5 Call ct 10 Ns.l
fhh SAl tH-apnr uuw Nlleauttins tstT-ad
me htiUe small NutAlsA Motor rom
paw lNIIInsN Ills ON
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-17

WANTED party Ia invest IN q $40 600
to w 900 business ptopeft, In rolo
tado springs, Colo and givr nr lrss"
Tor a. leAst N years dtswlug per cent
interest on none, Invested Address -
PHhhls .a- North TeIon street. Colo
T,dn NprinFs colo
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-17

TENTH. W 10 Furnished front room IN
private home, private entrance: Kitchen
privileges
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-17
MOTORCYCLES AND HvcvoLns 4,

ON sNlk On, ',rr Jobnson bi,,,ie IN
irsi cla,N c,.pd ton. reasonable Phone
llfJ tal iust IA, S'.coed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-17

'ot five ,ooms stcelleni
condition bargain prices iot cash viii
rent hYuss 1.-Two reoms modern. gAtaga
telephone lrsiaiisd ~ block llofsts
Mann 'tho.l - pAtlw, hl,ing fuW.
children IhoUs -HFtll
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-17

TWELFTH r. 2o7 Modern sleeping
room large enough for t~o. private lam
th rlosa IN Phone a17A.i
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-17

ELEVENTH. v isA--Ni,-ly furnished
roam, running wster. Walking distance /.
o. psr week
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-17

NlCE large front room for couple or gan
tlr'nan. ans West Ninth dde0
CHtNtSNf \. stne,y high cl.e
hedroom for rent Phone asa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-17
LOTS ron RkLH

DANDY huildins site on North n~rscf. oa
paved ttffft ~ go. Noma istms n De
sired iuothct lnt south front hish
~lghtN locatan nnrtb side. 1880. \
4 thrmpsuu rhon. ..fu
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-17
ROOMS ron RENT FURNISHED i

bENNtR y tl5- Newly tutnishsd south
east sleeping room. sdioinins bath suit
able for onA or two. references re
uuiret Phone li-aJ
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-17
OIL sAcnIsrRY SUPPLIES
WEARING ArPARni

pAptR Clips, iull uus priced irhs
Ipln Hgbhv stamp wort. Hy~.ri
hldg rhots iah
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-17

wANTtn- hsht houssk sspinS room.
furnish cd musi be eloue In. south side
Address u 20 care World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-17

wANTrp-rhr.a non nnion r.rp,pt,,.
hotihsesi oornrr Sixteenth and ptnls
,uerb Only hrst class mechanics neod
spply
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-10-25
IF:lORBE|OS PEACE: Talk
Senator Poindexter Introduces
g. Joint Resolution. =.
Opposes ArmistIcs Until German MIL
itary Forces Have Internationally
Surrendered.

Washington, Oct. PA joint resolu.
ton has been introduced by Senator
Poindexter of Washington proposing
that Congress forbid further negOtia-
lions by the United States with Ger
many looking to the granting of an
armistice or peace until the German
military forces have surrendered un.
conditionally. 1t was referred to the
foreign relations committee.
The resolution further calls for the
prosecution of the war with the utmost
vigor and the occupation and control
by. the Allies of such German terri
tory as can be obtained by our mill
tary forces until peace negotiations
have been concluded.
1t would declare it unlawful for any
official of the American government
to answer in any way any note, mes
sage or representation from the Ger
man government or the German people
or from any official representing or
purporting to represent them on the
subject of peace or an armistice until
the German armed forces shall have
surrendered.