davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1918-12-12

CREIGHTON. james. Is cIermont ,av.
pkwsoN. irving. ess Shepard .v.. Brook
pANSENsiEiRc. Isaac. $40 1ss,h st cpw,
DE GIOVANNI Joseph. Ala Melrose ct.
DEEMsBRowsili, Joseph. ROctAwsy Poin
DEhANcEY. 1Oriilard. cassiils av.. Bronx
Desmond, William H.. $50 e. SAD st
Dickson, Gordon F.. eco f. is,th ct
DogkIN, Sidney. $50 Columbia svenu,
poRAN. James, 40 E. lssth at. wv,
BOBlN. Samuel us Orchard St lwSl.
DoWNEY. John c. $50 9th St. Brooklyn
ERNST. John c, sis e. cs,h At. twD.
EsCcHtSNBRENNER, John j.. SIS Quincy
FAhLY. Maurice II j. il PARK Row
FkRREN. Jane. A.. So Fulton st. Brook.
FEssLER' Waiter y. 422 w. ssth vt
FEELET. Thomas A. 20 Warren pl.
FERRETo Francisco. ::4 L 18th st
FIBIscM; William. a. Meeker sv.. Brook
FoRG Ash. Joseph, 4.2 Brook av. tw).
FRANCIS. John. Sylvan Beach 1W).
GAFANowiTz. Robert. $50 r. 1SSth 81
CATER. Julius. 81 Montgomery st. Cwu).
eANRBARINI, pominick. 80 Vanderbilt sv.,
cI birrSSSe,y AZ o"s ,,.-.ro.r ~. r,.,.-,
OT Psftwa7. Brooltiy rsn Swi. '' eastern
GOEBEI. John e. 2el7 Morris av. CwU).
GOLDBERG. sam, 1875 Madlsnl av. (wSl.
COZ ;pB ERG. Alexander H.. cs2 Z. Bway
GORE. Frederick L.. 1887 St. Peters av.
eoRmAN. Thomas Nj. .s2 Sterling pl..
Brooklyn (w).
GREIsMAN. Sol. 1888 Moore st, Brooklyn
HABER; samuel F.. s27 Stockton st,
IA RY. Arthur e. al Ocean sv.. Brooklyn
HAROLD. Cornelius. ll.I East av. CwD.
HAR1o: Donate. II Davis 81. Long Island
aAUcK. Walter =. s.7 sist st. Brooklyn
HAvscK. Frank. .aS + '',h at wv.
HoRE%Rff-RG. Cha-,r. r. 10 Montgomery
ay.. Tompkinsville. Eteten Island DID,.
HUBER. william Adolph, 1859 Putnam
HUGGARp. John J. 81 41st st, Corona
Hy'GEl. Emil c. 1898 Decatur ct, Brook
Hr!SrER ernest, a2s W. 5s,h At. CwU,.
JACOBS, Norris. ie7 East Broadway (M).
KhIiS: Harry, iias Broadway wv,
KALI. William j.. 51e Grand st, Brook
KATE. Harry. 2es "a St cwuo.
KATz, Max 4Ss Kosciusko st. Brooklyn
KATsARos. Gust. 14o Amsterdam av.
KEEGAN; Joseph. 4Sa sAcke,, st, Brook
KEIso; walter P. 1o Russell pl, Brook
KE Ell HER. John j.. IL D. Sale. pl.
KiERMAS. Bernard P. 7sa list az. Cwu1.
kLEINaiAN. Philip. -" CIairmont ST.
KoTHE. John. $50 z lScth st, tND.
KSEI4l. Carl c. 1865 Flushing av.. Brook
LAKE, Abraham. 10 W. llsth s.. VS.
LANGAN, Peter J., 213 Warren St. Brook
LEA, leonard H ss2 es:h st.. Brook,
LEAHY. RAW Ond d, $50 9Th st, Brook.
LINcKER. william. 1898 Albany av.,
L1PpERTsHArER. Philip. s7s Grand st.
LoEHSER. Frederick, 4OI Barley st.
LUCIANO. Ralph 1897 Richmond av..
McAUIIFFE. John H. les e. T4,h 81,
Nc COLE, Edward. ss1 Bergen ct, Brook.
MCCORMICK John NJ, IL West FOrdham
NrcAFFREY. Sylvester J, 1890 vyse av,
NccUE. Jo-.rt f. s27 North eth ct,
Brooklyn lwuD.
MCCLELLAN. Geo-E. b. "a: 4cd st.
McpERMoTT. Thomas $50 f. IaO;h st.
McdowAN. Michs.l. :sl4 sth az. twl.
Mcguire, John, sos K. 4oth ~. twCl.
MCKAY. Charles G.. 200 sth av., Astoria
The sun., 1918-12-12

SHAPIRO. MAJ, 1872 Charlotte st. tK).
SI.OVEN. Thomas H.. St9 18th at. Brook
SOLOMON Louis. isS2 Park pi Brooklyn
soNsIRE. Frank, :ss y. 5th st.. Brooklyn
soRENsES. Niels r. 1924 sth ST.. Brook
sTARk Fred w. 1882 Harmon ct. BrOOh.
STOCK. George. Fresh Pond road and Ell
lott av., Maspeth CwU).
sTR1NGiI1Nl, Dominick. % Barrow 1T.
sTEINTHAL. Jesse. coz West End av.
sToKAR, Herman. 2sca Amsterdam ov.
sTEiNIIAUsER. Albert csth at. and
Nicholas av brooklyn tMJ.
STEINBERG Herman. &c Il. I'd ~. (WSD.
sPITZFoRM, Arthur, 2i7 schenck av.,
swEETiNG, Joseph P, Si5 4 sHh st.
SULTAN. John P. .o5 Centre St.
TAYLOR. Henry T, :Oss Washington av.
TAI.AMINI. Antonio. 81 Grove st. twu).
TAliMAN, Rudolph. 1898 Hoe av twtD.
rEi ! Eimi. 27s Bradford st.. Brook
THOMPSON, Llndlcy F. 1859 Morris av.
THOMAS. Edward G. 5sS W. 1880 ct.
TlII.LY. Leo =. 5s7 Mandla ct. rws).
rlEhNAN. Patrick Joseph. 900 f. seth 1T.
TYSON. John j.. s22 w. i7th 81 CwtD.
uTpERWoop Henry il. :t;S Pltkin sv.
vo,,LKoMMER, Peter. 1919 oIms,sad av.
WASH. James J.. al 18th st.. Brooklyn
wARsHlNAK, Louis, $50 f. s:oth ct
w VIII Peter H. 50 Vernon av, Brook
wIENIEwsKL; Bo,sslaw, SIS Broad st..
I. Enh
WOOD Henry w eu Grand av.. Brook
WOOD. Robert F.. 70 Watt 81. (wu,.
WOLFE Howard E, Ss f. 13Sth St
WHOM: BENJAMIN. - Avenue C. ODD.
MoICoTr. Clarence. IL Irving ri. tWrj.
HEIkus. Adam, l7s Meeker av.. Brooklyn
zEGAs. Samuel iSs Avenue tw).
ALABAMA.
E ELSn; Martin n. Lieut., Demopolis ,wo.
BERRY. Bryan. corn. Nots sulga wv.
ISAB BEL, Joseph, corp Birmingham (wUo.
SIMPLE. Chsrl.y, CORP. BIoc,on rvs,
Bass, Joseph W. Leeds (WSi
BELL. Thomas, Verbena (wS>.
CoLLETT. Alfred NJ. On~onta CwC.
DANIEL. John e. Monroevil~ tM).
ENGLISH. Eddie. Atmore (wb
EsTEs. wylle NJ, Piedmont Cw).
FORD, Stanford. Datevilie CW1
GCNNEt.I. William J., Altoona (Dw)
HARRIS. Homer. Eiba tKD.
HARRIS. Joe E.. Mcintosh CAf).
HAYES, Louis Elisha Ckl.
HILTON. Gus, Henin ,wl.
BlNSoS. Earl B. Bermuda Cw)
HOOD. Samuel Carrolton Cws)
9IA1S SR. Robert, Greenbrier twl.
In IN HiNs, Earnest a, Altoona CwJ.
KELLEY, Tobie V. Center ODD.
LAWSON. Floyd. Nauvco (Ml
NAY, sam, Flat Top CWJ.
MILLER. Ebert ~ Piedmont wv
MONROE. y. e., Mobile (M)
MOORE. Tolbert r.. Sterrett Cwb.
MOWERY. Paul. Eden (wUp.
NALL Claud Nathaniel SeariEht CM).
NEESE. Oscar Whistler (WS).
NEWMAN, Robert j., Pronto Cwsl
James =. Salitpa CK),
PATTERsoN: Eddie Admission CwUI.
ROBINSON, Walter W, wagar CWD
ROSS. Calvin. Prattviiie W.
SHEETS. William. Mccullough CwC).
SHELTON, Edmund r.. Steele CwSD
SPRINGFIELD, Robert. Birrni n CHAM tWJ).
Stages. Robert. Maxine (WU1
STEPAENS, Charlie r., MONTGOMERY CwJf).
THIRSTON. William B.. Geneva CDD).
ToLBERT, Joseph Montgomery (WUD.
TYRE. George IL, Carton ODD.
tNDERWOoD, M!Iisrd l., jackson (M).
WHITE, Dock, Acton tWS).
WILKINSON, NoImor Lee. Lafayette (w).
ARIZONA.
LUKE. Frank, Lieut., Phoenix CK).
T1DRO, Fernando s, corp, Tucson CW).
BORELO. Julian. Fort Thomas (WI.
BERGQCIST. Allen \. Warren (WJ.
BoNATt Lester NJ, Phoenix CW).
LCMENTHAI. Arnold, Phoenix twl.
The sun., 1918-12-12

This means that all who get ears of
that type i'll this territory during the
next several months must choose from
our present stock. 1t is not large. Only
few cars to meet four or five months
needs.
The reason is this: Production of
Hudson Super-SiXes was to have been
discontinued January LIST. Then the
war came to sudden end and auto
mobile production was allowed to pro-
coed. But a factory cannot instantly
be turned from war activities to build
ing motor cars. 1t will be June, at
least, before Hudson production can
be brought back to normal.
FLOR the past four months we have
been trying to accumulate a stock of
Supcr-SiXes, but we were never able to
get ahead The demand took the Hud-
sons practically as fast as they were
shipped
The sun., 1918-12-12

Just think, for a moment, of the
value of the Super-Six and why it is
so popular. More than 10000 are in
service. 1t has proved its value under
every possible circumstance. During
the past year and half, when cars had
to be Of the right stuff or they failed
because there was no expert service to
keep them in condition, the Super
Skies never faltered.
The reputation Hudson made for
itself during that trying period has
added a new glory to an already SUI
preme car,
We now have a few cars of some of
the more popular models. Don't you
think it advisable to come and see what
we have? WlEsn YOU know how limited
our stock is, you will realize the need
for prompt decision.
The sun., 1918-12-12
Better Get Your
Hudson Now

No Open Model Super-Sixes be Built During Next Few
Months Factory Capacity Limited and Goes Closed Cars
Our allotment of Fiudsons does
the and five passenger typesunt late mex Spring
The sun., 1918-12-12

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-THE following
casualty lists were made public to day
by the War Department:
The sun., 1918-12-12

Continued on Tenth Po1e.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-10-11
BIGELOw AND VICINITY,
tBy George A. Conawsy.)

Mrs. NJ u. Melton is reported con.
sidorably better this week.
C, e. catron attended the big cat.
Tie sale In 81. Joseph last week.
Mr.. and Mrs, V. A. Sollrdcr were
shopping In st. Joseph one day last
week.
-Gcofgo Cook attended n reunion
of the Cook family at Conception, Mo,
last Sunday.
Miss Hazel Smith. of Mound City.
was visiting with Miss Blanch Hunt
last sunday.
Jesse Kahn received three car
loads OF stock cattle AT Fortcscuc last
Sunday morning.
III, l.. Mckee and W. u. DUNCAN,
OF Craig. were Wishing with friends
here last Sunday.
Mrs. Marguerite Anthony and
Aunt Ann CLANCY are members of III,
sick club this week
Mr., and Mrs, w. NJ. Twyman were
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Gresham last Sunday.
&C, u, Jones and family of Mary
willie. Mo, visited with MIR. and Mrs
IL. NJ. Spillman recently.
Mrs. W. r.. Peston IL VISITING
with her sister Mrs. NJ, Walker. norti,
Of Mound City. this week.
-. W. Couls and wife are here this
week from Beatrice. Nebr., visiting
with relatives and friends.
Mr., and Mrs. Dave Yount. OF
Bethel neighborhood, were 81. JOSEPH
visitors one day last week.
Bro. G. p. Kerran held services In
the Methodist church In Watson las,
Sunday morning and evening,
Miss Nellie Williams IL home this
week from Camden Point, where sh,
IL attending college. on a short visit
DIR. +. +. Hogan reports a cir
born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Lane. north
of Mound & City city. last last Monday evening
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-10-11


one morning ias' week, WIN ms car
ana .ook Mr. D. a. Southard, OF Co
ms,ckey' mans, VINO arrived on that
IRAN, 10 ms iarm west OF town, sold
MN zen heau OF tnoIoushored here
hact an IN. DANE, in ,i,na a. sa,c,, ,so
9.is m ,rain for g, t,..nh Tho
cnwa uiij no shinnod 90 Cnn,.,oL..
xan. wi,bin ,ha nov, sou, daxs H.
,nnos has a fine berd NJ nn,o brod
uorosorJ oa,,,. .na ,h,s ia ,ha ,ar,
est sale bc has made sinco h. s,,r,aI
in tho bus,ness
a. '. -. =,
WI neA' "ohuay e.en,ns' oc' ~
n'.e.ms VI .le nIo'oers w ,ne
n,E'ioM neu Toes WI, Ve nelu IN .ne
auoi'oIi"", ", ,he schoo, mouse ior tne
enS"ne sear. vilIcers 10 DE eiected
are 'na'i ,,' '''an, |'ce ,nai'hian, Secre'
as' as.. 1,.u "nu 'wo .on'',',,ee'
nen ne.c WI" a'so oe TWO repre-
s.n'",.s " oo ec',eu W fepresch,
,n,s oran.n ,n wv county meeting
WIZ" - w y. n.'u so'ne ,'"e heA'
VIZ hN,Iy Inennper VI ,ne prahch
snou'u n'ahe an eN,ra enort 10 DC
~ ~eson,. avs 'n,s IN ,ne mos, important
noe,ns v. ue .ea,, anu each one
'.u wv ,.',i pai' U, con,ng ou, 10
w '"''' VI, "l 'n's usser.'hg enter.
.s, Vn o'se. ,ne ua,e' heN'
"o"""s c''"'"s' WV <i' 'Vio'
AT the Christian Sunday school
last Sunday morning there was an at.
tendance Of thirty.two and the collec.
tion amounted to s1.12. Officers were
elected for the following year. the
following being selected: Bro. q. W.
Adams. superintendent; Bro. Gilman
Walden. assistant superintendent:
Susie Suey. secretary. Mrs. A. w.
chuning. treasurer: Miss Dorotny
Bridgmon. Organist. and Mildred Wal.
ker. assistant. Teachers for the
various classes were selected at the
bible meeting held on Wednesday y
evening. With this excellent line up
of officers the success Of the Sunday
school for next year In assured. and
they should have the hearty support
Of all the members. An Invitation In
extended by the superintendent and
all children, and especially the parents
Of children. who are not now attend
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-10-11

vary nI,c md aoiJ f,r q az mar
.,.., wv" '''" W. ''' wv
'"' mnr s,,, ,o,Ls u,. u,,,,. c.,,,,,
an, A.. r,.n, ,i.I, 49,, - i,' na 49,,
SIs,ors has,,,nr in y, Is,h r, ~ ' ,n
no,,oJ 40 ~ s,,,i,n a,nn,, ' NV .au y.
can no y" ,,n,,,.u arJ J' ILL, % W." ,an y"
,rIo,Js vii ho me-, ,,, n,,, , | 49,,
cnn," ,,"u, h"on , In,o ,'a" a"atn s,'" w W.T.
AZ and wrs ,n', n"gann ,,o ,.,
i,s, w,,,I n,,DaJ ,,,., ,i, s",oni 80, ..,
",,y no,r ,n, schonI La,s. "n, NJ ~
n,J M,s r.ri Unnr h"yo ,,o,"T ,n,n
,ho Sn,icJ.r n,nn,r,, s '",. va,n,au % ~, 'n,o ,ho
no,snns mi, 49,, ,","n ,',o',, wv
In ,own m, m,in 49,. ra.Td',o' "'"'' "''''
" % Th.r. 80 w,s 49, nm a,,andan., -, ,t,.
too, a,,.,JnJ ,h, su,a,a,,I A. a',,'a ~
c,ass ,as, Er,,ay a,,"rnann uhan ,as
c",n,r"ss.s 49, 49,. ,n,I" % ~, W." "o".a, 49,
n, 'hc shn,,,co , -, n,n,crla, ~ ,,a "',"uns n,,as
mr.. IN hn '.1. aSor,an"a :. " ~" ~" 'n, W.,
% 'no,.n, r., W a ,,oo w. w. ,,, no,
,,rossIn. o,ass w ''''' WV ""'S 'S''"
RAIL "a,,on ro,oi,o, ,,o,, IT..
cous,n rmo,v oI I,,wo "u NJ, ,n"n,,,, Nun n,S
Nohr ona Az las, 49, @ m''""u. ~
larses, no,a,oos % cycr % shawn D 4" " ,h,s @
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-10-11


Monday evening from Maitland. where
she had been visiting with relatives
for several days.
Misses Carrie and MAY Juda and
Leighton Judn, of 81. Joscph. wcr,
sunday guests nj tho home Of Mira
Anna Kahn. ycsI uf ,nwn
Al, ami -. a. 10 w.,,,, =,
ro,hoo ",,,, ,,,or s,"J,, ~, VI
win ,h.,, .on r,s w"rI"y ,,J ,,r,
IIv wcs, ., -, -, ,,,m. "'' '"'"
'' a., a., ','.''
"Il ahu MIs' W. ~ Mann ana
Mr anu MIS' Guy .in''s' oi falIihN'
W. WI ,'s''"s WIN Mr' hh" MrS' u ~
''haW"' Nu. Suhuuy AFTERNOON
Miss Nellie Williams was here n
lew DAYS last week from Camden
Polnt' Mo, where sh" II attending
college. visiting with home folks.
Perry Neal and family droy. down
from Viliisca. Iowa, recently and
spent several DAYS visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. II. NJ, Spillman, west of
town.
I'D Gamcwcil. who was visiting
with relatives and friends here ior
several DAYS. left the latter part of
itF' WYNN lbl Ibftl'
Nebr.
MIR. and Mrs, Chas. TAYLOR OF
Fortescuc neighborhood, were visiting
with Mrs. Tayior's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jonas Conner. southeast o. Mound
City. last sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Courier
drove up Ia Phelps last Sunday morn
Ing. whore they spent the day visiting
with Georges brother, Mr., and Mrs
T.. l.. Courier and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Motley, Mr.
and Mrs. Allen Motley and Mr. and
Mrs, Earl Gresham drove down TO ST
Joseph Friday Of last week. where
| they spent the day shopping.
MIR. and Mrs. Guy Jones and
daughter. Miss Elizabeth. attended the
big stock sale In st. Joseph the latter
part OF last week and visited with
Mrs, Jones' brother. Earl Spellman
and family.
Charley Taylor last Saturday
evening found an automobile bumper
between Biyelow and Mound City
probably lost off Buick car. which
the owner may have by calling n,
Charley's home.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-27
INDUSTRY FEEDS OVER
FIVE MILLION MOUTHS
What the Auto Industry Has
Done in It's Relation to
y Worlds Industry.
~ r J. TONER
ia. l....... Al


tpl,.ytnr OF safes Chalmers MaH"eN
CnmpiuleBj
Aly sugF6a ION ror the ultra ldeil
motor ghnw b. one that runH With0ui
tnfcluIqs,on from January ! TO Ne
ecmpor a.
Iu tn entrance on the Atlantic
anna ,u exit on the pncific Let this
roulInuuup Performance he conducted
rUd,t th, auspices OF the automobile
manufacturers ard through the me
diun. ~ ne great American press and
other mediums uf public enlightment
io pluce ot The latest thing IN
sport models pnlatinl cicsed cars and
thc standard toorinE job. ! would sug
ges . complete and elaborate eNposi-
uou ~ what the automobile Industry
hu. tone and IL accomplishing every
duy boz the year.
Nir only through Just such IN
oururst, tlreiess campaign OF intolli-
1,u,p cnn We secure for II the pres
ti.e ma support 10 which our third
Nluiua Industry s Justly entitled
" ouid "ScIf' the Pubiic NJ Large,
tpr a number Of years past, aud
norp especially now, nt the dawn of
o n&W year tecmiug with induatrini
prSbI"us &C international magnitude
7 rR,t felt and 10 beiieyr that In iun.
tee 10 their predecessors and them
selves and In aIl fairness to the four
million citizens directly looidng to
them for daily sustcuHnCe II a the
duty and serious obligation of the
men in cummund ~ IN" motor world
~ ,oh this great industrial institution
10 thg very American people FOR
vhorp IL lives
re word 'Eeir' can have but one
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-27
LfGHT HovsrKPrrrxC ROOMS ga

ARC h&R W, 5i0--r Two light rousekeee;pr
rooms. nicely furnished everything new.
BOSTON, s.. 1928 Ono nicely iurnished
housekeeping room modern Phone 1888
BOSTON, N 22l Rooms for housekeeping
BoULDER, s. iio6--Two light honsek eep,ne
rooms, nicely farnished 10 couple wi, kont
hldrer pou't phane, call IN person.
BRADY, W, i2tN Modern rooms for tehi
housekeeping In brick bulldog no chlldfen
ander school age Phone 7073J.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-27
AUTOMOBILES.
{ sliowTSr good 5hlnta me ,
AfITO,IOBnfs IOh eNLt 4

"" - -
ont showing good Shines rnc re-
falf and this one, the lhlrd record %
ing good ore. the face OF which has
not Yet been determined. The pia-
mond company ls made up Of the fol-
lowing men Frank Goodwin. prcAit
dent. j. u. kruol, secretary and
treasurer; L. j. Huliu vice president,
An Okmulgco company. n. tl NcW-
bor ana associates. moved q dril on
Ia lease east of the -. *. holdings in
Phc SuunysiJe district yesterday. Thc
gglsc - one formerly owned by FRANK
boodwin 81 tho .. n. and while
virgin. Is thot to he good one on
account of the ncighb0rhOod In, which
u h. located. being near the lted
p.aglc, the Jack Rabbit the piamond
Iind other good mines.
The O. n Mining company. W. W.
iuckett "f Miami, A. B cook OF
focky. Dklar and associates. II drill
h4 its second hole In the sunnyside
cid. The first hole put down showed
bout 35 feet of lead shines The
cOnd is down only about 2J feet.
the .. k. lease ~ Just east or the
stNp Eagle mine ana on account Ut It's
Jtion viii probably provo good
f'fhe Red chief Mining company,
fhuse lease lies south of the Diamond
Z in the Sunuyside district. will
>xn the building Of mill ON
a ibe nid Hie -
LCgkIHlS n g&O
Company
9Th and Main. Phone 1900.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-27

FtTVUtTtAD, Jan. MnxIm
"4kN' widely known Russian
M3hor and editor OF the syovodnnls
Zhisn, WIS struck In tho neck und
slightly wounded by stray shot
whlle driviag In a cab today. accord
hs tc q newspaper report published
nero, The shot was fired from an
unknown source
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-27
REPAIRS

REPAIRS
Complete ssEortmcnt OF repair parts Cor
The following make of eRrs Mai aud wire
orders shipped same day received, C. 0. d
Aubarn, APpcrsou. Allen,
Aaehar Abbott Drtrsit
Buick Cadillac CkalmeTa
Chevrolet Cole Courier
Case, Doris. Dodge
l.. ", kmerson BlmOre
Everett. Flanders. G. F c Truck
Hudson, HayneA IIupmobie
Henderson, Howard. aflsladsy
Jackson lefLrey
krit Knox, kins Little Giant
Mitchell, M.chiglp. Marion.
Maxwell, Moon Overland
Oakland, OltIuobile Onoe
Paige Patterson Pope Tribune.
Peary, Peerless Pope Hartford,
Packard, Pullman REQ,
r { II Regal Rambler,
Studebaker. sprsdwel SAxon
StoddBrd DAYTON, Thamaa
' ellie, Nulcnn, Warner Detroit
Also Bosch msgnefos c1ils md need tires
carried In stock al all times
AUTO SALVAGE
2l5 Fast Second ~
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-27
WANTEp---.AU .AUrnMhnIIEs ,
BOARD AND MOONS
HOTELS

HOTEr For sale good psyinR bpSipe,s ,,orsi
aod cafe. good resson fes selling INQUIRE
Palace tSfe, Bristow. Must be sod in
short time
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-27
BOARD AND ROOMS
LIt.tr MOt sIA EtrtNG n,u,Ms "a

q
te.,,,. ,nn,, I'VE modern iighL house
on nSsa. sa,.., 9o' % %nom worm Mai
lCAvrpoV W. a.,
Ing bath. Ii,.ha, nrIrita 'oo" % ,V"nec'
eonvenisnres 'S'' anu v" 'on
,.t,tg,.'..
Tor iivhr ho,,..sscc,,r .ooa,, '-s,nl.se' -
Phon, nj Ia """uA'
CUYyEVSP s,tra
Sepiug rooms pbon. cass 's"' "V"N'
CHEYENNE 4 sfg-W.D b,.,,i.L.t .,,t,. =.
! rooms ronsisti,g NJ }lsinv sn5 tIJn,'.,,. "
suitable Tor married coopie or Gentlemen
ready February
! ItnEyESyE. S, ilo7 rwo nicely Furnished
rooms for hgh, housck Keeping 10 rouot,
withoui children. fine well Of water
DENVER n f0o-Ons furnished room foi
sish' housekeeping ktcheu privileges
rlose'in, no 'hildrvn,
DULUTH W, Pls-Light Housekeeping
rooms fJr rent osOage 1902
| RASfON h Gh Two flght housek eruine .
rooms modern close in. Phone 606p
| klGlffH' W ltM --Nirely furnished bous ..
kerring room. private entrance five blorR :
lhneahd VAN e'np'oyed couple preterret
house In rear.
EIGlN, =, I2f-rwo rcoms ~for light house
! kecp.ha fhonf 4blfJ.
| ELGlN =. g2l-1vo ro0mA iufnisAed Tor
| Hight housekeeping; modern
| TlWOOD " 5tG--For rent One nyht hoase.
| heupsnr room modern no children. Phone
| 1ofl.a
! ELWOoD. y, 0i--Iiogsokespina rooms. no
| objection 10 small chf en- Phon, 2i6f.J
| FIFTH W 7ai-Tws mod.rps Hyht banse
| keeping rooms nicely furnished within
walking distance OF the refiaery Phone
f8Itn-J
FIFTH W, s2j Purnishcd light houSekccp.
ing roems modern
FOSfoRft v. s10-For rent. one modern
light houseseepin. room Phone g2Og
FOt1gr W 5as-Two rooms .,.,ni,s AVER
garagp no childran
GUTHRIE : ,Os -For rent o,. b,,..t arm,
ing rsom
HotTsToX or 1b,.. t,,.at...J -.
hon.cterpinx rooms pbons 9oas "S"'
INpFpFNnpNc rar ,,,
tanmn, a..ia-.. ,...-.s-' =. -=-..z -.
JEFPFRsoN i;aS re. n,rn,.t.,, -,
kernin, roorns r,a.,n.bI. pnnna afo,
KEvDStIt { oqq -, -, -. g.,
ni,bed rooma ,,or.rn cio.oli, a.. h,,i,. ~
1,rni,,,., I'''"@ 'DI"' n, ,rso u. peFi"T
.LAWToN n-Fo, ran, ,r. lt,h, ho,..
kerpiua r,oms phc,. lool d,
NtIv n oo p., ..,, -, ,,.. 49,,
hoUseke.ning roon, no chijJr., rsf.Tsns,.
Phoue $3.50
0,Tv < ,oo ,,....5..,..,.,- -.,,.-..-,..
ba,b ,.,,i.r,.,, ,1.,,sas '. roVm s"3lo'".ns
references exchanged o.i sontb MN
80, n,.,,a,',, ~ 9"''" "S'h
MAIN. q soa-one in,r, n,cc lshi b,,s..
Keeping room on second floor, adioininx
b,,k maae,u nrivatc antranS ''''"s
MAIN. s s0a--ons suite nicely fn,ni.hsd
housekeeping rooms priyare entrance on
frat floor hot aud cold water 4
MAYBELI. g I06-Two furni.h,d lisht
housekeeping rooms for rent Phopr TlsI
Nn.1,r rs q 100 r. u.. -, -
rooms 81 per ve.l no children
NORTH stnE-Tv, iiyh, ho,s.L,.n,,a
rooms for ren. modern. close.in osage
dose
PARK VIEW ADDITION FOr rent one
room furnished house With large aardsn I!
f.u al Norns nn,., ' s'
pHoFNTN \ leo-Nier usbt b,usel.eniry f,
rooms only 81 so children welcome
SMITH D.. ll22-Two sleeping rooms for
light housekeeping. no children Phone
57I6R
THIRD. y, 262I -ror rent. two roorhs On.
stairs. furnished for light Housekeeping /
private entrance, no children
y NN1Nt'S as,.-aOpe or thrse ii,bt l
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LEGAL.

The Planters kaIion1 nunt ~ Tulss
OKLA, located ~ ralsa IN the rtate Of oll1.
Roma. - eipa nF lie gffaip, An note hold,rs
Md a'her creditors ot tie association ara
thereiorr,, hereby notified to present ths
notes and other elAims Tor payment
W. A. AROWNLEE,
Cashier
DAtrd AZ Tulsa. Okla. November ~. 1917
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For Sale

One fifteen-inch lathe. 6foot
bed with new universal ehucR and
wrench, . face plates, wrench.
pulley and clutch $4,000 cash
open Sunday. Underwood 3 Mag.
neto Exchange, POP S. Boulder.
Tulsa.
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NICELY -- Furnished mont b.d,,,.,, IL.
connecting bath, .A private hor. .o,,sl,'
Iot one or two gentlemen. frfrrsn-,,
Usage $40 ''''""
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BUSINESS SERVICE.
eI,u.nfxG AND CnNTR NOTING q

UNION CARPENTER SHoP--l2i We"
FIRST street Phone Usage 6dTs "e' IN m'
with your neighbor aud have us 10 gee'
spring work early; We will change ~.
store fronts or build -FOUR Office aud Ho,'
firturps and DO all kinds OF repair r~A
Give us . trial. Fred sucker prop
bIRT-For the hauling Call 2nla Nd"HH
boulevard
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MOVING AND GTOnAGE

MOVING AND STORAGE ~ y
ATLAS TRANSFER a SFoHAGh h.,.,,.
Moves packs, shipe or totes '.,. hos
srv tin,e snyviiers Pianos, furnHu' sss,s,
gyrr sId carloads speeialV Wrl
0seyr gq5s aud 5555 office ~
Ayhsr .-...J,st
LIARS Ttsnster line let Is move ihi' p'''
90 why pay lesa ----'
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ROOM MS-For rent three room. r,,t, H..
msheh snap 20 one wanting ,hpsp r.e,
car rent rooms provided you bus th. h,
hitase sn1ne some terms Gail Moutay Pbsn,
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CLEANING AND D,ElNG 3

SANITARY MATTRESS co -- hat'fss"
r.saya,sd. returnsd home same day PAo''
ossge Gsts.