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The Adair County news., 1918-12-11
For Sale.

A new Singer Sewing machine that
has not been used. In.fne order. Ap-
ply at this Office.
The Adair County news., 1918-12-11

Pyrex-Transparent Ovenware
Glass that de6es heat at
7-2t Albin Murray's
The Adair County news., 1918-12-11

Pyrex-Transparent Ovenware.
Glass that defes heat at a ..-,-,.- $3.50.
7-2t Albin Murray's.
The Adair County news., 1918-12-11

For SALE-Duroc Jersey SOW will
seven nice pigs-e35.
c. T. Stults, Columbia, XIV.
The Adair County news., 1918-12-11

S. A. Winfrey will have sale a. his
place at Neatsburg next Saturday.
The Adair County news., 1918-12-11

Pyrex-Transparent Ovenware.
Class that defes heat at
7-2t Albin Muffay's.
The Adair County news., 1918-12-11

- 800 1890 AS4SS ASSAg III SO1AAk
KY, the first Monday in Janus
1919, the following tracts of land
Taxes due him for the year 1917:
Dist. No. 1 - Whites.
Oze Bottom IN. R.) acres
joins s. 81. Knifiey taxes
and cost 81
]. w. Caldwell On. RI %
acres joins A. FL. Light
Taxes and cost
]. s. Hardwick 6 acres Joins
Ezra Chelf Taxes and cost 4
Vester Parker go acres joins
]. II Collins taxes and cost
Dist. No. 2 White.
Mrs. E. ]. Barrett 129 acres
joins Lige Bryant taxes
and cost
r. L. Dickerson 127 acres
joins Virgil Ruberts taxes
and cost 1.
Mrs. Mary Hudson 81 acres
joins Isham Kearnes taxes
and cost
Dist. No. 3, White.
L. P. Barden IN. r. 2 tracts
223 Acres joins J. G.
Bryant taxes and cost
Mrs. Eliza Green 2 tracts IS
acres joins f. Fl. Bryant
taxes and cost
G.. B. Selby Is acres Joins
Bill Shearer taxes and cost
Dist. No. a, White.
Mrs. Ella Harrison n acres
joins Ike Hurt taxes and
cost
Levi Harris 2 acres joins Pc
ter Compromises and cost
Mrs. M. L. Parsons 1
town lot in Gradyville
taxes and cost
Colored Dist. No. A.
]. f. Garnett % acres estax
and cost
Sallie Taylor 80 acres joins
Strong Hill taxes and cost
Dist. No. 5, White.
P. NJ. Pickett On. R.) 100 ac-
res joins w. 81. Parson tax
eS and cost
j. G. Rodgers IN. r. IS &C
res taxes and cost 1
Dist. No. 6, Whites.
and cost
L. E. Richardson IN. r. 13
acres joins NJ. ]. Denton
\. taxes and cost
Ham Sinclair 2 acres joins
Alvin Sinclair taxes and
cost
Dist. No. z, White.
Mrs. Sarah Fl. Burton 40 ac-
res joins Frank Burton
taxes and cost
Mary Straders heirs IN. r.
13t acres joins Peter Cheat
ham taxes end cost
Dist. No. I, Colored.
Roy Burbridge 1 acre joins
VIM. King Bal on tax and
cost
Susan Bafger's heirs 4 acres
joins Mary Strader taxes
and cost
VIM. King acre joins Roy
Burbridge taxes and cost
Dist. No. I "A."
Norman Morrison 1 town
lot Bal on tax and cost
The Adair County news., 1918-12-11
Sale OF Land for Taxes.

S FL. Mitchell, Sheriff of Adair
county will sell co the highest bidder,
at the courthouse door, in Columbia,
KY, the first Monday in January,
1919, the following tracts of land for
Taxes due him for the year 1917:
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-20

That the man behind the line
sometimes has a chance TO show his
bravery and more than do his part
il told in the following letter from
Cook Theodore NJ. Shomer. 1l1th
Mobile Ordnance Repair Shop. A. p.
o. 712, a. +. f., who was with the
Mecca cafe. here, for two years be-
fore going to war. Cook Shomer
emphasizes the fact that without let
ters things are lonesome.
well I've finaly crossed the big
pond and was somewhat surprised
to find that my ideas of life over
here we're all wrong. The hardships
I thought Id find just aren't. In
stead everything that Is possible is
done for our personal welfare. We
have large Y. NJ. c. A. buildings
where we are entertained with every
thing from movies to grand opera,
where we have regular church serv-
ices. where we can buy candy and
tobacco, and where we get the New
York Herald and other papers (Paris
editions of course) but with all the
latest U. s. war news. There also
we have a good place to read and
write. with everything furnished.
"Oh! Of course we miss a meal now
and sometimes get wet and when
II rains have the mud TO contend
with but It's all In the war. As for
our chances of getting killed, don't
believe one OF a hundred ever think
OF that.
Here is citation OF a cook
Harry c. Rickett, and I hope with
all my heart to have the same chance
he had some day:
He maintained his kitchen at
Chateau-de-la-F Ford during bonn
bardpent so intense as to drive all
other kitchens out OF the village.
When his stove had to be taken 10
the rear, he built a fire in the ground
and continued his work until ordered
to leave. He carried water from "A
spring, which was repeatedly shelled
when others would not approach II.
Unaided. Of his own volition, he coh-
Quoted a first aid station for the
wounded and exhausted men at his
kitchen. Constantly, in extreme per.
sonal danger from machine gun fire
from low-flylng airplanes and bonn
bardment by high explosive shells.
Cook Rickett devoted himself en-
t!relv to the needs OF others and
made possible the care Of several
hundred wounded, exhausted and
hungry men.
THAT was doing pretty GOOD
wasn't II? God grant that | may be
man enough TO do the same or more.
IL the time ever comes TO me-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-20
SPECULAT0RS IN LIBERTY
BONDS HURT GOVERNMENT

OKLAHOMA CITY. Oct. 10
No man, banker or other who spec
ulates In Liberty Bonds. paying less
than the quoted price. thereby In
juring future bond sales, can be n
member Of the county council OF de-
fense. This stand was taken by the
Oklahoma State Council OF Defense
at it's meeting on Saturday after.
Poon when II removed from office
and from the council q. l.. Benson.
banker of Holdenville and chairman
OF the Hughes county council OF de-
fense. Mr.. Benson had admitted
purchasing twelve or fourteen hun
dred dollars worth Of bonds at from
eighty to ninty-one cents on the dol
lar.
The State Council also reaffIrmed
for next year the action taken on this
years crop acreage. that Is that
wherever practicable under local
farm conditions not more than fifty
per cent OF the cultivated land on
any farm be planted to cotton and
In every case enough garden stuff
for food and forage crops for feed
be raised TO take care of the needs
OF that farm.
The council also asks that the law
providing that census Of farm
crops and live stock be taken should
be revltalized. The State Council
also revised its former ruling on the
speaking OF the German language.
ruling that the German language
shall not be spoken in the state for
the duration OF the war in any pub
lie place The Blaine county COun-
ell Of defense was dissolved for gem
eral inability ot take charge OF war
work in that county.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-20
RAILROAD RETURNS ARE
SHOWING BIG INCREASE

WASHINGTON. oct 10 In
creased returns from higher freight
and passenger rates now are fuzzy
apparent for the first time IN re-
ports of railway earning 70 the In
lrrstatc comemrCc today, show an
operating income Of tl2S,l23,000 for
that month or $4,000. 900 more than
In August l9l1 operating revenues
Jumped to $j02759, 1000. which waE
1886. 100000 more than IN August
last year At the same time, how
ever. expenses to S,9S7OOO or
81 100000 moro than in August.
1917.
The reports Indicated also that the
government has paid railroads In
compensation In the eight months
ending with August nearly 100000
600 moro than It has received rs net
operating income.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-20
Engr. Truck Co, No. g.
% Engrs. U. S. A. =. o. 7si.

~
My Dear Foiks. Cat. .,,o norade
Well 1Ne seen d iair slIe pdhauo
OF German prisoners Thi, SyTe'S a. INST ,ust
sand, | should lunge, lrs lIis KS Wa Smsri. 5%I.
part OF the priso.seas ,sas. ,me ,mero hoinV
Sa's 80 SitTo-ort roads Talk
led off on five ditlereh@t @ L1auS' 80 aIE ~
about disGnstinE loohlhs ~ 70
men, the poches are Su.u ~ a,,ar,,
company OF =; .. a. Toso Son,t Lnou
llck Germ NJ, ui' i,''om, @t.,,,an. ,ooL as
who could. The Germans iooh aH
though they were on theIr last 'ess
and about to drop any mtmu'e, t,n a,d a. q,
any rate, everything looKs Inv aTu ., ~
seems as though victory !" '"'S :"
short way OH .,a,,,,o, :, q
Az present l an, a',tstir,s -, a
fair-sized camp on the ou,shIr's SIT % doS "a
large city and MAKE two .rIps G"y
on the vince! 'nere ,tns, on ouJ,'t90 trin and Got
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-20

teJiows whose cuss words consisted
OF gracious and horrors" are now
saying damn" and a few other
words that d chance censor might
not approve. Taken together,
though, we have mighty fine
bunch-practlcally all OF them are
above the old draft age and many
nlling responsible positions in civil
lie. Practically all OF them have
considerable preliminary military eN-
ptrlence at various places and times.
The percentage OF mllionaires
would judge is about the same as
that OF the Tulsa chamber OF COM
merce directorate, but you would
never guess 1t now. We are on the
same footing exactly.
Personally | never felt better In
my hte. ! never ate so much IN
my life, and there is plenty to eat.
TOO. Amy one OF US sitting down to
Tulsa Hotel luncheon now would
create real life sized riot without
hesitation. The sallow complexion
Tor which | was noted has already
burned so much that 1t never docs
come back.
Well, old boy. it is nearly mess
time and | am ready for 1t, too. |
hope you will excuse this scrawl. |
am sitting on the edge of my bunk
In rather cramped position and this
INK does not flow very freely.
Give my best regards to any OF
the boys who may possibly inquire
about me. and with sincere personal
regards | am,
Your friend,
EDGAR A. WILSON.
Capt G.. W. 5. A r.. r.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-20

the feelings and purposes Of her
neiEhbors Is correct
Her estimate OF the character and
purposes OF America, Great Britain,
France and Japan Is that when re-
lieved OF the burdens of war these
countries will turn Immediately TO
the revival OF business with their
own rich colonies or neighbors and
leave Belgium, Poland. Russia. Ru-
mania, Serbia, Albania and Monte
negro to regain their feet as best
they can.
If necessary can force Belgium to
buy from Germany, or Serbia from
Austria. then time will allay all COM
mercial animosity. The war and all
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-20
YANK AVIATORS IN DRIVE
ARE ALL ACCOUNTED FOR

Nv The Associated Press.
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
NORTHWEST or NERDUN. oct ~.
Gl e M All tho aviators who
took part In the all American bomb
Ing expedition behind the German
tines northwest ~ Nerdun Friday
have been accounted for. ono Of the
tao aIrpianrs taking part IN the raid
had been reported missing, but IT re-
turned during the night
--latest reports from the different
squldrous show that tho scout planes
m protecting the homhers brought
down - enemy machines
Ohs,rvors report that excellent re-
suits wrro obtained at the various
points bombed hy tho expedition.
white the bombing suundrons at
tackled the towns ana villages two
suuadrous Of pursuit airplancs fly
Ing at low attitudes attacked enemy
troops along the rondwayS with smnl
bombs and machine gun frc.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-20
Yanks Push FOrDdrd;
AUiatOrs Bring DOUn
g II More Hun Planes

WASHINGTON, Oct. ID
American troops operating with
the British in the attack north OF
Wassigny have reached the Sam
bre- -Oise canal, General Pershing
reported in Saturdays COM
munique, received late tonight
Heavy fighting occurred during
the day west OF the Meuse while
at other points on the battle
front there was heavy artillery
and machine gun fire.
Seventeen German airplanes
were brought down by American
aviators Friday, the COM
munique stated. Four and a half
tons Of bombs were dropped by
American bombing units on Bu-
Fancy, Bayonville and Ramon
VILE.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-20

thew refuse to sell 10 an officer when
ne does. Bartenders are girls.
visited the old town Of Win
chester. England, the other day. IL
reminds me very much OF Boston
except that there are no large build
ings Mt all. This used TO be the Eng.
Iish capital and the streets wind all
such directions. They have an old
ruined castle where King Arthur
lived and you can see the old table
where he had his famous knights
Of the Round Table. Then there Is
the winchester cathedral, which IN
the most wonderful old church !
ever saw. There is an old we'll un-
der II which was dug some time
about the time OF Christ and the
first mart OF the cathedral was built
2AO wears before Columbus diScoV-
cred America. IT has been enlarged
and built onto until 1t Is one vast
church, or rather lot or liltIe
churches In congregations all In one
big building. Each is a church or
congregat ton all in itself. Wonder
ful carvings and tombs OF a king
or two and ri. the celebrities OF the
town since the wear 1000 4. ID. Dad
sure could pussyfoot in the grave
Yards 10 his hearts content there.
The women do everything over
hcre-tarm, shove! coal drive cars
All kinds OF manual labor. Very
few are good looking and all smoke
.nclose menu from our ship.
Tho name OF the ship Is torn or FOR
military reasons.
Write often, and send a copy of
Ills ,e'ter 10 everybody, rs ! hhNon
time IN write TO all. am feeling
fine. happv and anxiors to get 10
york Your loving son, Waldo
Lieut.. WIN. Ballew. 336 Aero Service
Squadron, A. +, 7.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-20
WAS INEXPERIENCED OR
ELSE IT'S GETTING DRY

while It is generally imagined by
tho initiated, thirsty individual
about town that Tulsa IL well diluted
with all the various brands of
whiskey from kentucky corn juice
to Mexican bug Juice" prominent
Tulsnn spent Just three hours Satur-
day visiting every probable source
~ supply In an endcaror to get two
quarts for use at the emergency Red
Cross hospital for pneumonia pa
ticnts. lie at last succeeded In OBJ
tanning suspicious looking fluid
from the vaults Of tho police depart
ment
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-20

It's horrors will be "A memory within
a decade
II is expected that many neuual
countries will resume the commercial
rotations with Germany that were
interrupted by the wfr.
II measures are taken by the en-
tente allies to finance the recon-
struction OF Belgium, France, Rus
sia. Rumania. Serbia, France, Rus
countries and to supply them with
materials in a way that will make II
impossible for Germany to profit
by her denudatlon OF them. Ger
many will. according to her view, be
able to resume her trade with other
countries.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-20

for when sent cut TO be filled 1t
usually comes back containing wine.
a great many amusing incidents
occur and one nIost amusing TO me
occurred recently. A teamster OF
color, with team OF Missouri jacks.
came up the company street to I'LL
the "d'cr bags, At the command
comp any Halt. the jacks
promptly hated The 7. .. c. gave
AT Resi, and after filling the bag.
CHhped upon the tank and gave
, forwarJ, March, TO Which the Jacks
uld not respond. SO he sdid--AS you
were t-e-n-t-I-o-n, Forw ar d
March, md they Immediately started
Off For the benefit OF his audience,
ne put Shcm through a column half
right. right turn left turn. went up
the opposite side of the street and
/ matted III the neyt water bag. How
long 1t has taken the T .. &. to
teach those jacks squads east and
west only the T. O Z. knows, but its
safe bet that only a gentleman OF
/ color "jIii have the patience and
thought % do II. Anyhow those Jacks
Know more than some soldiers after
weeks ot training.
or the trip could say a great deal
more but | have Greatly oNerstepped
my weeAly allowance OF the censors
ume. / may add See America First
but u its kind you will find no
country So beautiful AS France and
after going over miles on miles OF
tVrty-foJt roads great trees lining
| both sides, ovoI mountains and
through valleys past chateaus and
iOrtresSes, through cities, towns. VIII
| lagos and villas. one can truthfully
state he has seen something. From
roman -built dungeons Of the fourth
century TO original paintings and
statues Of the eleventh, one finds
many things o. interest. things
which hope TO view at some future
| date In u more leisurely manner.
| The end Of the trip brought relief
as well as disappointment. for one
never travels far enough In this
| place. Anyhow. | arrived safely at
the destination, after having five
| puncturc5 and Il Blowout. still retain
| ing hal and tail lights. handlebars
and all Jther paris that are likely 10
| be found missing after smashup
occurs, in addition to having a whole
| hide. Others were less fortunate,
there being several broken legs and
a few cases OF illness but over 80 per
/ cent arrived safely.
! Conveying this winter will be no
summer outing affair, but we feel
equal 20 anything and we all have
slept on more solid things than snow
flakes. Taking ali things into CON
sideration, this lie is "A great one
and If Uncle Sam misses a fellow
occasionally. he surely makes up for
II sooner or later and generally with
interest We usually have more than
enough 20 eat, oCr liberties are many
and complaints that we feel like
yoicing today are forgotten by the
morrow. | could make the best of
/ hades, during visit there, conse-
quently everything here Is Jake to
me, in fact. future possibilities show
that will remain here for Is months
after the war.
| win cndeavor 20 write you once a
month, as usual and trust TO have
newsy news each time. Remember
me to the boys and believe me.
Very truly yours,
| JACK ROHN.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-20
CBy FRANCIS II. sIssoNo

1t is the belief OF the world. con-
firmed by the confessions OF her own
leaders, that Germany precipitated
The present war in order to establish
an empire sufficiently extensive ana
equipped to employ all the talents OF
her people and to make the rest OF
the world merely tributary to her
wealth and greatness.
The least that Germany hopes lor
is a geographical position not worse
than she occupied at the beginning
OF the war. Germany, even without
military victory. can get back 10
normal national life just as quickly
and with more profit to herself than
any other warring European country,
providing always that her analysis OF
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-20
We Must Keen Going.

There should be no lct-up In tho
purchase OF war savings stamps.
Peace is not here and even Il 1t
should come Tomorrow, that would
not lessen your duty. Tho American
soldiers and sailors must be paid,
clothed and fed until they have been
discharged. DO not get the impress
sion that the need Of lending to your
government ceases Immediately fol-
lowing peace. II will take months
and probably years to dcmobilize our
armies Until that time comes the
government will be in need OF vast
sums OF money There should be no
let-up. Remember that peace is not
here and that after 1t comes we need
money for "A long period
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-20
Report Minor Injuries.

WASHlNGTON Oct, 10 An ex-
tension Of the Red Cross "follow.up"
system has been inaugurated by the
var department so that details even
OF minor casualties among American
soldiers abroad will be reported to
the department. General March
said today the system would record
the name of every man wounded and
the ature OF hts injury.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-20

=, Sunday night, September Is. 1918.
Ny Dead Ed
over a month since I have had any
mail from the little old U. S. A.. but
am told that we should get some
soon, | would rather have a little
Ieuer from the states than a first
class Thanksgiving dinner. You may
Know from this that IL you have a
spare minute and don't drop me a
.'ne or Gull a clipping from a Tulsa
paper. that you aren't doing your
uuty TO me.
Have travelled considerable dist
anCe since arriving in fair France,
aSIhough l can't state my location.
Is an interesting one and | shall
yen you all about 1t some day. can
though.
We are camped in a pretty little
Ssalley with a stream OF which you
IaVe read passing through II. We
snail probably be here for a few
weeks, 1t has rained almost contin-
Iuously since we got here until today
~ IS now bright, sunny and warm
uuts!de, have bathed, shaved
creased my footwear. aired my
,.Ahkets and fixed everything ready
ior inspection. A bunch OF the fell
,o~s have just started for a swim
u, tne river and the rest are grouped
me other end OF the bunk house
''nSinS various melodies.
=. hiEht now they are putting music
~. The Old Gray Mare" with par
sudr emphasis on a certain por-
Aon q the wording. Some OF the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-20
Reccsscs Arc Earned.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 10. - An
other series OF throe-day receSses
was agreed upon today by the house
from Monday to October 20 when
both houses plan to adjourn to No.
vember ~ over the elections and
TO continue from November IL until
enue bfll. Democratic Leader Kitchin
said the senate probably would pass
the bill between November 20 and 25.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-20
Dies OF Parnlysis.

SEDALIA, Mo, oct l9.-Frank
C. Hayman, state senator in the
43d and 44th sessions Of the general
assembly. died last night at his farm
home near Houstonia, following a
stroke Of paralysis. Senator Hay
man, son OF General I. y Hayman.
was born at the military garrison
OF Fort Lawson, Indian Territory,
January 5, 1854,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-20
Mnl E,nminn . .ooo Rngi.trnnta.

RRISToW. Okla. Oct 19.-The
local exemption board received no.
tice this morning to mail question
naires to all men registered In the
last registration. This includes men
between the ages OF 18 and 10 and
from 81 TO 45 inclusive. This will
mean the physical examination OF
about 1000 for this board.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-20
Condition iInproycd

NEW YORK, oct. l9.--The condi-
ton OF Walter Hines Page. former
American ambassador 20 Great Bri-
tain, who arrived here recently seri-
ously i'll with heart trouble, is
greatly improved and seems to be
out Of danger" his physicians an
nounced today.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-20

There is not much news OF interest
outside of what | have written, 80
will close with my best love TO all.
SERGEANT PHILLIP A. FOX.
Eng Truck No. s, % Engrs., LIST
Army.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-20
short CIrruIt-No DnmaRe,

Short circuit OF n wire In an cleo
trio runabout at the corner OF Fourth
and Boston last night about, 1880
called out the fire department. The
dImInutive blazo was extInguished
without damage before the depart
ment arrived.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-20
AUTOMOBILES
AUToMOBILES ToR sAI,r

AUTO. -.Ki sselkar, 1917 model, 5.passcrger.
gray body wire wheels. In Al shape
price $500 with terms or would trade
for equity In cottage Baker lnveat.
ment 90 Phone $500
ANDERSON CHUMMY, excellent condition,
wire wheels, extra tire spot light, bum.
per, motor meter. exceptional bargain
ca6h or terms n. & II. Motor Co. 10
East Sixth,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-20

Blg BUICK ROADSTER for sale. first
cluSs condition, never driven by anyons
except owner, who never SLOWED II To
run down, being an expert mechanical
engineer; owner now In service. Price
sioS0. Phone CAS- for appointment to
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-20

BUICK FOR SALE-First class mechanical
condition and very fine appearance.
Looks like nov car. Phone 1919