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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1918-06-07
l. RUSTEE'S DALE

FINDER and by virtue of a decree of
~ the Circuit Court for Prince Geor-
ge's County in Equity, No. 1882 Equity,
wherein, Guy, Curran s. Company are
Complainants and Philip G Miller,
Administrator of William A. Miller, and
others are Defendants, the undersigned
Trustees by said decree named, will
offer for sale at public auction at the
Court House door, at Upper Marlboro 3,
Md, on
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-09
WORLD SPORT SERVICE
FURNISHES BALL GAME

Tho Tulsa baseball fans should
Keep In mind that the game today IN
tho world series between Chicago
and Boston starts an hour earlier.
according to Tulsa time than last
week The first news ~ the game
commences coming over The Asso-
ciated Press wire promptly at l.3o
o'clock. and the game I'm detail Will
be onuouuccd as it is received.
Tho superior service Of The
Worlds telegraph report seems TO
be appreciated by the fanH-Roul-
dor avenue being crowded from
walk 10 walk by the enthusiast
The same service will be continued
until the series Is completed.
Tho teams play at Boston this
afternoon and after I. 30 every IA
cnty OF the Tulsa World forre is
ccnterpd on giving the public tho
news Telphonic inquiries should
not be started before the game
starts but after so. call either
phone G0O2 or 6Oo6 and tho infor-
mation a. hand will be chcerfullv
and accurately given Patrons of
the game will confer favor upon
The World force n they will use the
phones above indicated
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-09
is ISSUED BY BARUCH
PRf0RITIES LIST

CONTINUED FEBM FAgE ONE
States and She alqios chemicals for
explosives. ammunition and air
craft and use in chemical warfare.
mcf3lurEical coke and by products.
including tumoul. explosives for
military purposes; fecd for live
stock and poultry. food, including
cereals and cereal products. meats,
including poultry fish Vegetables,
fruit, sugar. syrups, Elucose, butter,
eggs cheese. milk and cream. lard,
lard compounds. oleomarEarine and
other substitutes for butter or lard.
baking now der, soda and yeast and
ammonia FOR refrigeration fungi
eide. oil and natural gas for fuel or
mechapical purposes tiuCluding pipe
lines and pumping st1tiousl. uluoul
tg1s plouts), ships other than pleas
ure craft or vessels not built for the
United States or the allies or under
license OF the shipping hoard steel
plants. plants producing solely steel
lprats and castings by The various
processes. domestic consumers Of
fuel and electric energy for resIdcn-
tial consumption, including homes.
apartment housoa. residential flats.
restaurants and hotels. coal mines.
a-sonals. cantonmcnts and camps Of
tho army and navy yards. railways
operated by the United states rail
road administration. maintenance
and operation OF ships excluding
pleasure craft. not common carriers
and maintenance ~ public buildings
used as hospitals or s1uIariuua.
Glass Plants principally en-
gagged ln producing locomotive or
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-09
WILL PRESENT TULSA
CLAIM FOR WAR SCHOOLS

pr Arthur Lee odeu of Horny
Kendall college nHu CuI CiHreH.e
y Douglas secretary of the rh1ma
tor NJ Commerce. are or f0r wash.
lnFton Turoe mon wero phoEeu f0
rsprefort Tuui BOO % request f9r m0I.
hry training ~ krudnll college lud
lu tho public schools OF IuIsp Eu
pcrutsndont D. o. Obertutlar. ae.
looted u, pf#eui tho interests NJ
the puhu. schools WHH mphl, 'p
make tho tpp ON account OF 'ns
proc" of school m1i'.rH that require
hir attention BOO Tuii
"A % conference of the tHrso mon
appointed to repft.rut 1ul 100 a
request FOR military training 0u Hrn.
ry Kendall and the public schools
they decided That mo matter should
be- taken up 1f OuDD and 1r.ur8.ur'N
lcu la.t night f1r Washington
Washington nor Precedent WIHnn
know anything NJ thrIr coming Nuf
doubtless 10 win NOT br many dIHa
before both are luprIHnd Uf fhr tUf
that ihlH city H seeking me- rs.,rI.
tion which has been accorded other
schools ~ the Hlme uHnInH and
everyone OF the tnrne H uuNm.'|,
aH ~ the final outcome
The request wiII boo ptaasnf.1 'n
the war department uuI iN TuR
viii await mo news mot favorable
Actiou lH to be taken
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-09
BWOADW AY

Under thp glare NJ brilliant and
ever. changing spotliEhts tho mem
hcrs of the lii JlnkH company musical
and vaudeville entertainers made
their initial bow to Tulans ycstcr-
laN Tor permanent engagement un-
der tho u'elHgp OF p o. Dalton. AZ
the Broadway fhratsr with this
fheIt,r now far io orranlzct labor
Jnere was "a packed audience 40 each
performance To say that this COM
rtry ot twenty r'ficd artists is pos.
l'ivcly the hr.i ever seen in this rItv
az a popular price. BE- putting N mild
Iv Tho farce comedy Tho Bua
Wrd GIrl" presented us the initial
h.il met with instant favor and the
audience Was lavish with applause
from start 10 finish This company
Nhlch PLAYED split time for six
months with the famous TaulaEes
vaudeville circuit has Hu elaborate
wardrobe valued iu cyccsE of $4,000
aud carload o. special scenery
sundays production, which runs
Monday. Tuesday and WcdneadRv.
was backed hy beautiful special
scenery carrying ont q blue bird et-
foot. EiEar Barnett and L0te
Bridge who assumed the roles OF the
old folks. are natural born artists.
and caused "a rcgulnr riot or FUN.
George clark As the French music
composer. is finished actor and
played his part Co perfection. Harry
ITalev. os tho porter was natural as
Htr and 10 superior master OF hard
shoe dancing HARRY Cheshire. Joy
Gruvoa and Marie Main performed
choir part, perfectly Tho Martin
Sisters singing and dancing special
..F. .FI tho -fUIuW.4y lntrfpfTa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-09
BRITISH AND FRENCH
GAIN WEST QUENTIN

CONTINUED FROM PAGE uNE
way 20 Cambria also has been cap
urod
Between the vesle and the Aisne
rivers while the American troops are
fighting with tho French additional
ground has been gained by the allied
forces
Gradually Tho French are working
their way around tho St Gohain for.
'st north Of Soissuns IN the move
mont that aims az tho outflnnking Of
la Zero and lIon ana am the Ger
man positions east ~ this region,
They have reached the outskirts Of
the village of Servais ON the north
ern edge of the forest and two and
one-hnlf miles from la Fore while
a short distance 10 tho north they
have taken tho village Qf Nemesis
on the So. Quentin canal This latter
gain brings the French Within little
moro than eight miles from 81
Quentin
Fighting to check French.
North Of the AIsne. near Scissors,
tho Germans are fighting hard 10
keep tho French IN check. realizing
that The gain by them of much more
territory In this region, m coniunc-
ton with .he maneuver that is iu
pHogrcs saruund the 81 Gobaln for
est will place the entire German de-
fens, line eastward toward Rheims
In a critiai poHuou. Near Laffau1
ana north of Ce!los sur Aisne. the
Germans have delivered strong couu-
ter attacks hut the French every.
where have maintained their ground
The germans also are reactinE
somewhat south Of HpreS, especially
iu the region OF PloeEstoert. where
tho British ara Threatening the re-
capture o. Armentieres Counter-of of.
fensivo mancuyers here ana cast Of
Wulve-g ghou wero broken up by the
British
During the first week Of Septem-
ber Field Marsha HalE's forces have
taken more than 1900 prisoners
ana large numbers of machine guns
and quantities % stores
That furth,. biz events arc on tho
program ~ thu entente allies in the
prosecution os the war is indicated
by tho fast that Newton u. Baker.
tho American secretary Of war again
10 IN France for war conference.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-09
ChIcngn NnllnnnI.


BOSTON. sept When the
players arrived here late tonight N
became known that they had got 20.
Ecthcr on khe train and appointed =
committee 10 interview members OF
the national baseball commission OK
pectcd hero tomorrow and 10 voiOr
tho dissatisfaction Of the Boston and
Chicago PLAYERS over the proposed
reduction ~ their receipts from the
Qrst four games to 1920 each for
those on the winning team and $500
Tor the losers The committee was
instructed 10 insist upon the carry
inr out of what the PLAYERS claim
was tho commission guarantee that
the division for the world series par
tcipAnts would be 81 o0o and tit00
re- pcrtfuIly Mann and KillIfer rep-
resent tho cubs ON the committee
and the Red SoN members are
Hooper and Shesn
b Some ~ the PLAYERS threw Sou,
hints that they might refuse 10 70 on
with the series unless assured NJ tho
larger receipts regardless of the
amount taken in for tickets ~ the
two bail parks
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-09

ment, equipment and supplies for
producing or transporting oil or gas
Tor mechanical purposes. iron and
steel chains. electrical equipment.
explosives not otherwise listed. tin
plate and small or hand tools for
working wood or metal fuel and
electric energy for domestic con
Numers not otherwise listed. steel
rolling and drawing mills not other.
wise listed, maintenance OF public
buildings, other than those used a.
hospitals and sanitArlumS
Class i--laundrios, plants en-
gagged principally in producing man
ufacturinR hemp, iutea and cotton
bags. Manufacturing chemicals not
otherwise listed, medicines and med
irll and surgical supplies. feruliz-
crH fire brick gray iron and mallea-
bic iron castings, food containers,
lnacctlcide8 and funEicideF. soap,
tanned leather and tanning extracts.
cotton and wool textiles. including
spinning. weaving and finishing. cot
ton and wooden knit goods textile
machinery binder twlne and rope
plants engaged exclusively In man
uncturIng boots and shoes, plants
engaged exclusively in manufactur-
Ing pulp ana paper. cotton compress
ing plants engaged principally In
producing newspapers or periodicals
which arc entered az the post office
as second-class matter. plants pre-
serving drying. curing. packing and
storing tobacco. but not for msuu-
featuring and marketing
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-09
RAIN MAY PRECLUDE
BOSTON GAME TO-DAY


CONTINUED FR0W PAGE ONE
champions and the chicago Nauonal
i"lEur pennant winners Both teams
arrived late tonight from Chicago for
the deciding games" the first Of
which is scheduled Tor Fenway PARK
tomorrow %
May Make ThhuCr
while Manager Mitchell ot chi.
CHEo inumated that Hendrix hls star
riEht handler. might pitch the open.
ing game here. Red soN followers
would not he Hurprised tp sec him
came burk with "Lofty' George Ty-
Ter. who won his game. 8 tn !. loo chi,
cago last Friday
Ruth who won the opening game
IN Chicago. is favored ty Manager
Harrow 10 open tho home series II
Hendrix is sent 20 the slab Ruth 10
almost sure 10 get into the game.
either m the box or th" oufNe't
Tho Red SoN have always seemed
to 90 better with Ruth ln The game
Df tho ten thousand reserved seats
Boa the grandstari 8iI boat I 500 had
been disposed OF before night frll
For late comera 500 bleeth"rs
seats win 80 on sale tomorrow morn
inF at TO O'Clock
The YrrIY tfg N.fffv. ,4aF
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-09
LEGAL

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-09

VAS ISS, BOUoUeT7 HoCH!
DER GREAT HETMAN; H0CH!

AMSTERDAM sept s-The gaT
man emperor recently entertained ~
luncheon General Rkoropsdski het.
rNnrcfFrd their admiration for each
other
Tho emperor. according to B"r-
un dispatch. rnif hc had offered the
helping hand 90 afflicted Ukraine.
which had suffered by the war
brought upon the world bv the
m4rhinltIous Of the entente. and
continued hy them with criminal
madness. n spiio ~ the recognized
uu1ttain1blc nature ~ their aims
~ domination
Germany had Furnished Ukraine
with basis Tor existence aE state.
and he declared
HCnc'torth u citizen can follow
hIs Aoc1tlon undlrfurbed and peas
ant can cultivate the soil in safety
and enjoy The fruits of his labor"
tie proposed tho toast His high.
n"F7. the hctpsan of UKRAINE Hur-
mh. hurrlh -hurrah'"
General Skoropndsh said The
very gracious reception which your
imperial majesty has Rantsd mo will
he regarded by tho entire Ukpinian
people 1F rlru NJ your maiesty'H
good Will toward Ukraine and n will
lend strength 10 carry through the
heavy fasks which are stil awaiting Do
iie offered the toast "ltis males
rs .tch ETAWN- oalie nhlhhn fhP
49, the Gersnan kaiser" hoch, hoch.
hoeh
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-09
LEGAL
Notlee OF IA hy rtn.tees.

NNhAAN W oeAN " AANANNNa
Unitrd Ststss District Court ENtsru Dis.
tr.ct Of Okiahoma--ln Baukruptcy
l1 ire matter Of Superior Petroleum \
Caroline Company, Bankrupt
Pursuant 20 an order made hy " T.
Ward referee tho uudsrslgued trustee of
above named bankrupt. offsfs for sale me
following dsscribsd properly. atssI and 80
SAID property TO be sold consist Of Ger.
tain annual rental lease upon I q sores o.
land out " the n W = Of N p "A Of See
'loD 5, Township 1 South, Range West
more particularly described a. follows
Con mrnting Al an IRON PIN. Ae corner
west $50 feet Along road 10 the center
Of nn interfering Iosd running south.
thence south o. deg min east along The
center of road so feet thence north 90
des So min saai 20 icst 10 tue place Of
hcFIuulug thence continuing on the same
course eatt 1oe feet thence south o dos
@ min. east rs feet. thence north 40 deg
.- wIH raHt Ts feet f1eurr south deg
@ min. sast 312 90 feet thence south so
Hc- l4 min. west goo feet idence north
E.Hr.Hg aud arres out Of the y p "a
OF n W a ot Section =. Township { south
Range West and being immediately ad.
larsai upon The west 10 the lsnd above par
u-Ilary described, together with an hulld.
irrs thereon erected und an machinery con.
Bsrted Herewith and attached 90 said build
lnFk and property. consisting -oi casing
head gasoliue plant aud three four room
frame houses one office and one surlliary
and oue temporary frame shop one frame
office and an other property Of said Supe
rog Petroleum Gasoline Company si
uSied thereon. aho
certain contract FOR the purchase ~
raunrheAd gas executed by the tohno Oh
Company and r T. Steiner and assigned by
th- said r D. Steiner 10 tho superior Pc
iro.eum 4 Gasoline COMPANY covering me
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-09
HERTLlNG'S SPEECH DOES
NOT GIVE SATISFACTION

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",
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-09
FRENCH MOTHERS ADOPT
GRAVES OF AMERICANS

PARIS. Sept Upon the east
ern slope or Mount Nalerian are
buried Tho ESQ American sold,era
who have died In Paris hospitals Al
thoWh tho cemetery has been ln
use only hree months u is sought
out hy rcvcrent American visitors
and th5 graves marked hy tho tn
tertwiurd polors OF the two republics.
are constantly decorated with flow.
erE
French mothers whose Eong have
died that uhc-v might live. have
adopted the boys from tho United
states even I'M death 10 each little
GROSS ON Mount Nalerian there is
pinned card showing that some
woman haH vowed the rr8tr never
fhall be- without b wreath COR vase
of Oowcrf
The oldest grave IN the urmtiors
is that OF Pvt Bought OF the lo2d
infantry. who died March 2G last
The majority OF plates ON the wood
en- crosses say the soldiers lying
there belonged Co the marine corps
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-09
TWO TULSA MEN AMONG LIST
OF CAMP TAYLOR GRADUATES

yyAguJsgTg. SIAN, s... The roa.
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a. - tJ.. t.,t .,,I..r. ,,rfr1I
ofgi.,' t.aIsI,g ,,y.r .f rsuu
y..g.,. I.... 49,. and rsr.fr
".rtl, .. .....rI. f., 4rrairtwant
B. ,.,.,t It.,.f,u4rf. O. NJ q A
.,II ,,r8.t,tr. brI.raIrE 10 me nrId
.r,.......a -..,.I.........., t...,. ,D,a.
armed 2. .r ..,,a. Follow.
r4uusr t,trlI ,.r.re, rrlv,te
rr.t. .I... IlU. ...f. pn,.auuc
THIrs Yk4H4m4
,saf r,TI. ru..sIf rrf,air. qis
suIfu .nS.sou l.,rup r.a. okla
A'UIrgnt I9asrT IsfryrHa fuI
por,i I,Iar Tetsr
AUsr.,r W,u4n Frank. rurporaI
Paris Tr't.
h.rrs uH...u rueeua. aaIrsaui
bower Tenn
Al4u. GARLAND. r1rporaI Mar
rhau TruH
AidIugfon. hm,a Thomas Birch.
r.N4fr. Az. Hsafu..u.frr place, .i
IouIa Al0
Affhuldfr. irving Ernest. corporal
70 g. % hu 4. AHt. Dfphurt
Arerton james Pope private,
alt. Nav aira,t Fort worth Trsas'
Alien David r.rr' a.rglnf llt
IrfruIt4f 4U,uu. WIImstfs. lIiT
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-09
TWO AMERICANS CITED
FOR BRAVERY IN FRANCE {

WASHINGTON. sept p General
rershlur'7 communIquc for yestrr.
daN saws.
South uf tho AiHne our troous on
tered, the village ~ Muscourf and
captured nuv prisoners Hostile
counter attacks In this sector were
repulsod and our limo WAS slightly
advanced
Two strong hostile raids ir tho
Wocvrc were beaten or leaving
prisoners in our hands I'M AlHlco
n successful r1id.nr party inflicted
Losses ON tho enemy
The commander in. chief has
awarded tho distinguished service
cross to sergt Albert " Flsea and
Corp CLAYTON n Moore for acts ot
gllhntrv"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-09

py..fo.,ytn rgrfIafh nfrcet and uu-
.rI lam. mar 1, entertainment
started fh,s IIn, vent au.s ana in.
.i.f.pf win .cylIrrle of dtH.ra 10
III, ,UI. .I.f..f altering az y1ra us-
ur.4u.r
.yl.tt,. .,Ig altt. ttkcn ana standluE
room ur, gmptrd tu tho limit the
nrt.IH, 20 fh. arlaln aNIartiou
started with an audience ready 20
s...,.l ts.fhIug and everything
a.. .r aIsgf .ra,.a OF assorted .HtImu.
Hf-. pJr.sdsi .tnfuur Through
ts .If..Iu These surIagta included
fhe .r..n Magazine NrlCls4 900
Mind and IrHua,IYI a .uua rendered
from stage bu1 ana muy anlsau
IutsruHss tllf all had largo "I"-
urrt uf Kind applause ID their
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-09
Coleman l. Alive.

ST LOUIS. Sept Sit Eugene
w coleman. who was reported I'm tho
official casualty u-t of August 27
ns having barr Killed iu action in
Tmuur July 90. is sull alive. ae.
rurHnr tn ythlger1m his father.
o. s.. Coleman received from tho
lieutenant tuuFht
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-09
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

VIZ SFFp THF SERVICES or THREE
sIeuUaI mon preferably those who have
had accounting experience The posi-.
tons ere permanent nay wall. and offer
good orr0r'uH lies FOR afvanccment Ap.
ply so uaHltl Bldg
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-09

Your Hntcr Din s now due. and
mus ue paid ON or before the 10Th
CO.. ..Y.Iec w1l pr discontinued uf
persry added This iH your last
notice.
CITY WATER DEPARTMENT.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-09

Een o. kuirok. lbar East Ch1m-
beers was arrested yesterday ou TO-
whNk,y charge hy the police depart
weut Uo ls held under a bond Of
&2UO.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-09
RAILROADS SHOW BIG
SAVING IN SALARIES
Moro Than $4,000 Cut or phyrolls
hy Moldno In First seven Months
~ Government Control


WtsufNgTDN sent .Coyern
mont np,r,t.Yu Of rsIIrosdg for rhc
aeyru nort6. ending August afr
rs.Isvrd ir the rrat report of pU
rector General NinAdoo to pre.Idrrf
Wilson THO y.pnrt mad. rFuu, io
div r,.I.ea rUut a4I4rIt. rla rat.
r.ld .tr.ut.tee tg tho a.rrnmrnr
ar. much lower Than received from
,au5n,rIsa Ypdrr ,r.p8fs. control but
fn., r,.. uaf n',p uunrl fa mo
..uu4ufr,I. email raurs. pf other
uff.srn Ir suysrnrrrrt F,rHIUc Tho
.sEau regional dirrrfura nf ihe riiI
L'Id administration EI
t'. 'N' ana F.' .'' '''I ''"
'''' htI'F. "I .hN'.'IN'' ..'t' ..I
.''"' .l'. ''''uu.'
.'' .'I %. '''. '.''''N'
.n''..
.'' I'' ''''
''"'. "' N.'f '''''''''
N0 idoo ~nlrry luwcst
Al fM.. .ar, unr % IH ahuNr that
H.r,.fu.. uf tur nine divisions ~ The
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-09
MORE WOMEN INTO
INTERNMENT CAMP
Police nrpnrun'n' SIM HuN ono ui
the Women Writr. Pre- .Id.ut Dee
Wants Ter Freedom

Addition fuf.lI disease #pr0'H lrs
helms placed ln iro detention hospital
sEsry dly A. ts' Ha H.wIn H.f
picked up they urr examined HuI ~
evidence 0f 1ffIDNm t. .unl iN.t
nrs puf under HI..I HrI EI.uU n.1'
mcnt lni mono u.I DO, uruN'''1 Nd
leave the camp until cured
ono NJ tho women haf written n
long letter to President Wilson. r''.
TING forth lhr h.t ut NHr hr.us hr'd
and asks Tor un iurr.'ITlI0n .No
Hlys ahr ls baua dourF'l m hrr
rights 1908 1n American Hud rogue Oh
that action boz taken 'D secure h.I iH.
lease
Home Guards Are splendid
A urong guard la constantly In
charge of the camp The fpI'ul.d
mon of Captain Nnqnsy home EuArd
arc giving 90 the community their
timo without auy hope uf cumprnH1
tion Each man Il. UIlIri uu tp give
one day q werk as guard. and su nr
tho mon have choerfullv complied
with tho orders of thUr officers.
The work of the home Eu1rl com
pany lH the outstanding feature of
tho social disease drive.
\ iNtNh NNNtN mas Nf'N hNII' Nv 'N'
company aud the WeplH are now ho.
ing prepared boy thcir own chef
Guard housrs arc erected 1f conyeu
lent places and there o. rtrIyt WJi.
tary air about the whole camp. Vie.
itors are not permitted Iu thc camp.
except on written orders from Mayor
Hubbard A policeman is in chtref
of the quarters. ana the police Dc.
partment and homo Eu1rd check
aFainat each other iu this manner
other toVr- h-t cities 1ro uulor
tho war deparm 1rdcr tn rlrau
up sapulpn has been visited uN
Paul poponoc prumrisht Boz bury
Bristow has checked up lts u'urena
and the order b. practically iu fffOc'
throughout tho nation
Few Men Acc Caught
But few men have h.on ini0rped
hoc4lse ot social disease.
A big fght took plnrn p uIfht or
two ago IN the camp and 10 was nrra
essaty 20 remove the aTrrossor to the
city iall. whore shr ls beuus hold
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FuJR.pNS SsFNbER ur. .ro. date Naiional car.
owner vnnff q room hunralov will pay
cash difference Brazil < pawton, All
Robinson Bldg Phone aSO.
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b.e DNR 'or sole ara bargain. cash Or
terms 8l2 " Erst
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AUTOMOBILES
AuroMoBIfrs ron sAfr

BARGAN .- seven. passenger sin4s6aEsf
Sta. in NHo condition only been used
for personal driving hss p good tires
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5't1sy. $500 cash ull gst it -Phous
$40
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FOR sAll NvcraFrnEtr lals model
Chevrolet cor ra~ only three moaths
prifn $3.50 Phone PSI
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FOR NALt"s Con trH.s in hrst class ron
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ply Manager oklahoma iron Works
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