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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-07
MEMORY OF LAFAYETTE
IN FINE SONG TRIBUTE

Beautiful tributss we're paid last
nlght ~ Convention hall 10 the mNm
orN or the great Er6nChman. Itfay-
cue ASIDE from crowd Of 1 200
people assembled TO DO him honor In
song, three speakers delivered ad
dresses on tho He and character 81
the Savior OF America
Ut. Barrett of Oklahoma CITY and
the principal speaker of tho eycninr
paid not only A tribute 60 LAFAYETTE
nut 20 France In general lie stated
that France was ene only nation lr
the world that was In sympathy with
mo American colonies. and that M
America had no other reason for be
ing In the war than her debit ~
gratitude 10 France In general and
latayette IN paruculah ahe was iua
titied. In closing his address Or
Barrett used the words of General
FershinE when he stood at tho TOMB
Of Lafayette. Lafayette. We have
come, come 10 offer a service too
long deferred"
Tho two other speakers judge
Williams and Judge HIddison.
touched on tho biography Of the sol.
der Judge Williams. with his usual
appeal to human interest. told tho
audience that Lafayette was red
haired
The change from owen mark TO
Convention hall was due 90 the cool
weather. and resulted In cutting
down the crowd Nevertheless the
singing was great. and tho municipal
pipe organ. under tho hands ~ the
Skiufui organist Harry klskaddep
who pOFeeFaea hir,splf Of La Frgot
vision. 70 fairly pcaleb forth the
battle Cry NJ Fredcom" Mr. ks
kaddau Ia a real musician
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-07
MAKING OF BEER
WILL STOP DEC. !
CONTINUED fRoM r,IE uvr

CONTINUED PROM rNIE uNE
cnue hill ana house plans Cor a re-
cess. Immediately after ta passage.
until about Octoehr /, however. wcrc
admitted obstacles
Eleventh hour obstacles tr extend
the time fnr manufacture ot beer
ana wine and dlHpoail OF stocks 81
intoxicating beverages wcre futile.
The senate rejecting without 40 roll
cali an amendment by scnStnr Ihe-
Ian uf California, 10 mako tho pro-
vision effective December so. 1919.
Tho senate also defeated an effort
toward federal payment Tor stocks ~
dHtillcd spirits remaining uusold
June 40. 99l1. rejecting 30 20 40 an
amendment uy Senator Hankhead of
Alabama proposing presidential
com mission to report 90 congress the
actual value. NOT exceeding cost of
such spirits. with view to.au ap-
preparation tor reimbursement of
owners
burins The senate oontno,ersy op
pon"nts ~ tho bill especially
FpnkeamVn FOR wine Industries de-
rInrrt 10 VIII ruin many iuter,sfs Dos
not glNiUg them enough time tu close
Np their affairs Effect ON federal
rcvopues and tho new war tax nuI
also were arguments used uy the op.
position
Factors which influenced mo de-
Dision io prohibit ihs manufacture
ot beer after December g. the food
administration announcement said.
were tho further necessity ~ war
industries for whole fuel productive
capacity ut tho country. the cunsId.
cNhle drouth which has materially
affected tho supply ot feeding stuff
Tor next year The strain upon trana.
purAunu Co handle necessary indus.
tries and the shortage ot labor
Warning ALSO wac issued to man
ufavturers OF an beverages and min.
ernl waters that there win hc "mr.
thcr FrFat CurBimtnt roo fuel for
the Manufacture OF slaHs containers,
etc"
Action. IL was said bad been cy-
pcUtCd bN thc brewing Interests iu
view of the fuel administrations or.
der ut last JULY 8 reducing coal con.
sumption Of breworics au rcr cent
Cnder national prohibition IcEis-
lauon passed hy the senate today
and sent To- the house. which enacted
similar legislation last May wlnu
focture ~ beer and wine would no
prohibited after next MAY To-
lays order viii move up siN months
ne time Tor dlscon,inuauce ot the .
Of beer although tho /
1reVcrHrs may he allowed to resume .
operations between that date and The .
Effective operation of ihr dry lcg- .
Station. no finally enacted. since Poe 7
laws order was "untl further nr- .
lrrs"
The manufacture of whisky VAS
. 3D.. NH d.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-07
REGISTRATION WORK
DIVIDED AMONG AT
TREMENDOUS UNDERTAKING
Roglsuants Arc Warned 20 pr'~cut
selves Fairly; ~ who Have Not
Reached i8ihr8lrfhday

In order that registration OF the
moro than $4,000 mon lu Tulsa
couAty on September ~ may he en-.
peditcd. there have been a. rcFlatrt.
lion booths established In tho couny
One In every voting precinct viii
materially aid the registration board
in getting tho registration done In
record time
This la the biggest registration that
has aver been held Inn 'hr United
Statcs since tho beginning of the
war Passage of the now man power
bill has opened up channels for tho
obtaining Of an army mat will whin
tho Huns on Tho face ~ tho man
and all American manhood within
the prescribed age limits are 90 reg
isier for their part In tho service on
September n.
All proposed rrElstthnN arc urged
by tho Council of Defense ana local
exemption board tu take hQUce ~
tho date September - and regis
t"r a. early lu the day as poaublc
Registration must hc done in your
own precinct and am are warned not
10 attcmpt 60 register an any other
II 10 urged that n must be- borne In
mind that uulcar man has reached
hA forty-aiNth birthday he viii ho
compelled TO register
Employers Asked 10 Help
Employers or labor are requested
to arrange for their men.t0 register
at various hours during tho day 80
Aa TO avoid an overcroWded rondle
ton at tho different registration
places ANY additional Information
may be obtained from tho Council
~ Defense. phone iSgl or from the
following members Of tho commit
tee. John n Moservc. Harry W. Kls.
kaddon or Wash Vs. Hudson.
Following are The places ~ regis
tration In Tulaa city and county,
No. Colonial drug store corner
First and Boston. Tulsa. j. G.. Kin
nAy, registrar
No 2-Convcntion Han Tulsa "
W Hinahaw registrar
No. Q Corner Second and Boult
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-07
Warranty Deeds


q p Ncil 10 ! n Kinney 1850.
south so feot north 75 fcet. lot /.
block lC6. Tulsa
J T. Rcll and wife to G. r. NcIIf.
s. 200 same land
l. n Allen and wife 10 W. r.
Mohr ST. lot 9. block o. Kendall ad d
diNon
q a Erwin and wife to NJ Mitch
on 81 9f5. lot g. block ~. Lynch 4
Eorev'Nc addition
W vs. FOX fo y q Sergeant. 81.
northwest quarter OF tho northeast
quarter NJ section q lT.l2 coil. gas
arid mineral rFhtD
s. 2. Browning DO VI y Hanna.
$1,000. lota 2. -. . and 10. block 10.
Park U.u addition
IL L Cripre t9 s. r shaw and
husband. il55o. west one half oN tot
D.. block o. Lynch & Forsylhe ad-
dltIor
= g. Levine and wife to n O..
Grubh 81. lots and and north S
feet and south 20 fcet. LOT 2 and lot
. block -. Park nm addition
" and ~ r Rooslcr 20 g. " Bur
kr't 5000 lots % and rs. block 6.
Frisco addition
W p Lan'z and wife 10 same.
$3.50 Dot and s block ~. Capitol
HN addition
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-07
LIEUTENANT INFERS
TULSA IS DISL0YAL
Council 81 Defense nnd CitY Ofnrinla
Astnundcd nt Report ~ Aviation
officer to Army.
WILL ASK INVESTIGATION
Army officer Forced ~ llgu in
Ncroplnnc, SENDS ~. SUPERIOR
Onc-sidd Report Nbput Cin

| Ie Tu'aa pro.German or duTon
I'm. council M defaufs thinks mo-,
Mayor Hubbard lYH hr tuI0Ea u0i
h"t before q department of mo frt
"rtl F0.'rnmort Wrre rpuda
/ 'hprgr rloI against Tu'st hr 1r
army officer
captain u.rI ua,t aviation
| branch nf thr united state. army
has niIfr'1 up 10 nu,u'fH nest and
tho luFr0 'inu iHHf tnsrr No. To .parH
~ dH'utu|'E n0r, H r0.rutrd
lhnT'roit Woo made 'u ihs intel
/ li9"nro office NJ tho ear drryrfmeui
| and forwarded from 'hrrr 'u 'ne rl
{ fior1I council Of defense From thrm
/ ~ went nr Through fo tho Fi4's u1ur
0.I ~ dcfrU.n ana fhrn no TyIHt
"hrr. ih" whole ihInr vIa put un f0
: tuJr bItN0u.. H# chairman nf Tho
/ local council of dsfcna,
Nightcd From Ncrophnc
Am MI. como about aa inc rs-rr
NJ an enforced .rup made Uy
Ii'ufru1n' E.r 100 army aviator.
who woe On rout" f.ur Eru4. Cf.
iu Port worth T,sl. Nuru, ta
Tint evening mo h1d developed en-
KIN" trouble and had been forced fn
''iph' about two Hui hair mNoa
norfh'n-' ~ mo hIr grounds IN
company with hig passenger Lieu.
tenant Neal O. went IT, tho home OF
NH'or Hubbard and asked police
protection +" rhis machine durnr
Va" nlEhi Mayor Hubbard called
ou' p POLICEMAN and ho and Chtof
Allen w'lN ont io tho place where
ih" machine w1a r'atcd af pl9cr
and nut % rulrd iu charge
h'Nt morning when So1l A..
'"wried Co start hr hld another
lg'Id"nt ana tore sowr ~ tho Dl0th
iFom the WinEa GCiur at ~. In
'he morning 10 the rIha Tont and
Awning Co. be ASKED for three
nIoc'" ~ canvas ~ dimenaiora
brg'r than waRo carried Iu stock
However r. A N'~ttit. proprietor NJ
The place offered to have IN, rs.
qulred pieces sewod together for him
hut told him no wouq1l have To- wait
unul the tor"woman ~ ihe factory
came IN. because he could not. him
self run the sewing machine
flho government cinnot wait for
anything Neal ia said 10 hpvc ~
pied according 10 Mayor Hubbard
You don't Waut to DO this / bc-
lieve YOU arc PRO German"
saws Lieutenant Was Abusive
In hiE affidavit. prepared vckter-
DAY morning r. 4 pcttit states that
the official became highly abusive
The report given to tho war dspart.
ment Intelligence department was to
the "fftot that pcuit became abusive
ana that Tulsa ia not noted for its
apathy and general unpltriousm
AffidsNits have heon prepared fof
presentation 20 the national council
of defense hy Msyor Hubbard. chief
Of Police g. b. Allen and y 4 Pet
~ Protests viii he made against
tho stigma r1st on Tulsa hy the
In ~ report to tho intel
liEenCe office.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-07

OKLAHOMA CITY. Sept The
corporation commission has allowed
a slight increase inthe rates Cor gas
NJ the bartlesville Oh A Gas co and
the puspaw Gas company. effective
October 1. The increased rates ar
foct more directly larger users ~
gas. Increased cost of labor and
materials are given as the reason for
the request FOR the higher service
rates
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-07
WILL OFFER SCHOOLS
FOR TRAINING MEN

'''. ''.in PROM 'A'' oNl.
/ NJ li,ng koud1u college and tr.
! In'.t hIsh school. supported by 90.
/ rNn'I. institutions uf the c.tg 4. TO-.
cure thr necessary recommendation
fIn.r the NtI department that v.|
. uIf'" ZOO Iu..a several hundred boys
/ ior ihH training 40 the expense of
mo government
81 b"I'v" that ~ tho facts Brs
properly presented fp tn, authorities
h' NuNhinftun Tulsa can acrutr this
recommendation
in order 90 trlrrtpurb tbt. .r,t,.
pose a lyatem,iIr r,rIr,tsr r,u,, ,.
conducted. Oh. rpu,riI, ana r,e,.,t d.
the Eutfruru,pf fI,, ur.,...r,
firmHtfur f. convince Cha. ,.tI,.rI,t..
that Kendall raII,r, ,h, -r,ra, t.,l,
rrno1I and rh. CIV .f rYIg, 60, ,.,
only render ,.,IuabI.. so,,Ir.-t. ,,.
g0,errwcnt .p fr.. ,,rr.,ti,r ,rr
ia prnprrIy rluIrp,i fo G, s, tYf. .,.,.
also run,Inr. tine roy.rrots,r t,,t
the war department need. v.b,t 1,,r.,
has to offer .u fb|. ropr.,,,,,
"T believe fr,f d., rr,..r,j,-
Tu.l.a claims f, tps .v,,r a,,,,t.,,.,,,
the following ana aurh otb,, ,r,.
HH may be deemed propor sb,uIt d.,
outlined
"FIr4, TINT T,,r., ,..,,,..t,,.
first rUst ,,tb ,,rcr,lo,,f .,I
road frIIIrr. ,os r,'.c-s.s ,,.r,
modern ron,eni,nr.' e,,,,I 9rtI,,i,,.
moflI taps.i ma Inc pec,.,,,,. f,rifS
ties f8r tho .,ror,rr,t,t,,n ot s,,t
student. .,. ips ..,,,..,,r,,.,t ,,,,.,.'.,..
tiur hero under pr.pr, cpyirorI,.rt
Second ! That mo city of Tu,s, be-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-07

WASHlNGION. Sept G.=pvt
William A kerner Co g.. 3OGth In
iantry sentenced by CourtmBr-
tial 90 hc shot because hc refused to
obey an order 10 dril has been or.
dcrcd released and restored ~tu duty
by President Wilson The president
endorsement on the record says the
sentence Is dislpproNod because the
assistant judge advocate general who
otiiciatsd at the trial was not legally
appointed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-07

'to's''gy 't. .,g a'9 ! ss'3tr ,od ,ssiso.d ,,
'''n i":'s. ss.l.s assolo' GoTp'9 9y,si9E q,
oqor okl.somp ,o.si, '' '''
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! 81 'nn 81
-" - ~, ~. ~ 'oNhAhlp
,s,t.'1 ,or,,,,, t,r IN ..,.. -,
a'' ni. 10 J.. steiner 'od fuiy
'f'ItN'I hL steiner ~ superior p
,Lm.'nm .a.'..n' 'ompanl covering iha
g.,,', 'n. l,,,.. nt1., g."'p,fll SITUATED 10
e ",, o' W and 3
~ ol OF - ot sec 81,
lgNH'g,P 0yW. k'"E' d We, and y
O. or and " = Of
iHnF' N''' AIfo
'"fi f,' 'u"t a.l Tor mo pnIchass ot gas
'Ne. ."I'A et IH' h'"AHfr on has Com
pan, g. lh' paft' nnd steiner as
SECOND parN. which shld contract has been
wf'khr' iN .a'1 Nj'','f ~ 90" Superior Fc
L"'Um ua,o.,n' omnau' 'p~"ring ih'
o..aNI't ds,,Ilh'1 hndh ntnh'sl Do Garter
" p ~ W = Of Bee { and r y
or % OF and Y y ot I" "
". . ana " v M W . OF = B.
= o. y , snrd y W, : of $ " = o.
4 and 'N. D. q. 81 v D. a Of " a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-07

der, Tulsa J G. Letchsr. registrar
No. 4 oklahoma hotel. East Sec
ond street Tultn j " shields.
! rcgiHtrtr
NO Luhns garage. corner
| hIAth ana MAN, iGlha ". q. WI.
hanson, rcgiBtrar
40 Basement Courthouse.
Tulsa q q. A,cry registrar.
no West siao NJ,cry store.
/ Tulsa y - Jones 9eglstrar
No. g. irving sCu0uI mouse. Tulsa
| Mfh orln ollNcr registrar
No. g--Tuita BottIug Works HI
Nofth Denver Tulsa, T.. A Hurst
registrar
no 10 North side nre station.
Tulsa Vernon + seaman. registrar
NO. IL Washing Eion syuou, uu.ar.
Tulsa y w Dickerbon, registrar.
No. w. Eabt side fire ,auon.
Tulsa ". D. Strickland. registrar.
40. 10 Maple lUdgr AIu,uy,
Eighteenth ana Midland Nalc,
tracks. Tulsa, j n, MaAcy teEa-
trar
so. IL Horace Mann Echool.
Tulsa. Jack slaughter. registrar
NO. 10 Shacklo dtuB store. South
trar W. ''''"''' ''h'".
IN, IA pt,,.r,,... ..t.., ......
Tulss N,,s,t .'' o' ''''''
80 - 'b'.'l'I
Tulsa. N g nr.,, ra,'',,'t, ,H., H'''
dcn Mani yy,s, XXX. ''.,' ~ '
b,,u r.gi.t,,, '''' ''''
No ..,ov,pi,eo,n an, ,t.,o
Tulsa. " " CODY. registrar
No 10 Bflco ~ r. church.
Rnipcy rsgistr,T ''- '''''
Tb,,d D,,..' ~ '''"N, ''t"'n, N'ti
r,.is,,,, '"'.' u 'n''h.
No n .g,u,r. .ttr .r,..,.,......
church kc,5,Ii s55.,.,, ...,'' ', "
" Johnson. r,sir,rsr
Ro1,ss, T9 rls,.,, ,ss1 gorN no j.
No. % Gsd rors ko otp..
fi'hor Monroe NAH rsg,s,r,r' r,,,' ''"''
No. -. Skiatook No N,,,,i,
stub rooms Usube, By. ,,gi.,,,,
~, "a 1870 1919" 'y'' ''ti,','I
wood r.pch "a ,p'H G,.,r ,....,.,i,-,,,'n1 i-,,'n1
No. - OW,lso No. ham .,
su,r,y IA, r.t,,, '""N "'
iairar ~ ''''''' -. '''''''". f's
No 81 -Owasso No .. Greenwood
rhHpol " Al tth.Y.aa r,.t.t.
No. -owatso NJ, Aioung.-
hardware store. OWaaso ~
MounEor, registrar.
No. ~ baw."n So r,,,i.,
ulubc ,,,d ~ IN, u'' ''h
No. 36.ab baNaon MAJ tna,tI. /
rhop. b,ysou ~ ~ ,-hi.
trar
No. Davsop No
M ~ -, w ,-,,-..,
school Albert Carmicbacl ''.uu," reg,'
trar. ''h''
$50 az Linn Lana No , col,r,
HlI Ptsahytsrl,p rgur,h .1'i's' .n5.st,
G.. w. johnson. r,rist,s ~
No 8i-IAun Ianc hi, e..l..
6choolhouse H. a fob,s,g ,.,,.'
uar
Foutzs rsaidence James FouI,
registrar i"''1'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-07

WASHINGTON, Sept 6-Twcn-
v-tlve per cent Of all officers now
assigned 20 the office of tho quar-
termaster- general will DE trained
Tor actual field service under an
order today by Mai Gen. r. b..
Wood, acting quartormaster- gen
cral Officers disqualified for field
serNIcr viii takn lhnLr nIurna
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-07
NInrrlnrc IIccnscs

George y Hitchcock and Sarah r.
Holiday springfield Mo
Earl Stuhhs TcNarkanH. Texas. and
Eva Baker Fort Worth Texas
Sion Sturgeon. Hickory. Okla. and
Nthl'uo Green. Dewey okla
bud SfarEs and Francis NJ BEARD.
Tulsa. Okla
Rector Tulgou and Gertic NAV
Lewis. Tulsa Okla
Roy welsh and ollie Esson. sand
Springs Okla
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-07

Universal Construction company.
remodel building lots auf . block
go Tulsa. $500
vs. g. nodd one story frame
dvclInr lot g. block Q. Highland
second addition
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-07
Attended v W . \. Conference

NNltnufu = t. W Z. \. OufCrvngC.
OKLAHOMA CITY Sept Mrs
4 W. Roth. president of the rlns1
Young WomerN Christian Associa
ton. attended the y. w. e. a Sneak
erE conference m Oklahoma civ
Thuysday and viii assist ,n the aaso
ciatiyns war work campaign thl6
fall.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-07

Gilbert Rrothcrs vs.. ~. l.. orr 81
al. transcript appeal from Griffith.
Justice OF tho peace
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-07
7srGoiAL NOTION

hR SIkIHtN IORpANOFF k0ETANt.
non rsi Rcd Crost. il23 or 271. or sH,
one che knowing hW wherebhouts
ORG ,Nl1t YOUR Rl5lNttS under tHe
COMMON lew guaranteed by mo q h
rorNlnuon and bws guaranteeing ths
validity of contracts. no organization
tax mo- hurdgrs0me reports. do hutirssB
Anvvhore. NOT anrttrd nv blue Ky
'avf. DO anything an Individual car
DO. not subject 20 corporation hvs Of
any AAi" no corporation taxes sHars4
fully pad 1p and non sssrssahlr and ~
free from iaVes a. & 3 bond. hss
aI th" stvaniager of corporation and
non" O' the disatranfares We furnish
everything needed charter seal inttrus
Mons. stock 0crfusat-f law briefs ard
start yoH right sG for-f1o write n,
sse \ 3 Mood t1- Dwight Bldg NAN
sas tif. No
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-07

A HOMf WANTED tor refined briga,
health, hor baby J'4 months orir -s.s
reEpouahlr people need apply rto y.
love and provide Tor him a. their our
Phone children. Day Nursery rb.g.
iOuf
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-07

United States District Couri-Ncw
Gases
In re- Mabel Wilson. Ardmore. Car.
ter company voluntary assignment.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-07
CsGncwsus ~
Nr ~
ANNOUNCEMENTS

LOST AND FOUND
iEiSH TIItRlkN LOST Saturday rrd
r.4t ua'aF NmHt 300 a"r fore loot. wlN
pay reward phoao J3o5.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-07

MY CHICKS gup and trunk rh,.k, do,
collar checks and badges oi aU Nod
stamped 20 order over 900 deuFa, M
select from We rave NJ owed from 70
Main street 'o ll3aS Boston stree, h,
tween fIrsl and Second street, We u,
ror permanently located John. ma
kIng NBH
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-07

% ~ mfdhI o. one nds i9i4 ~ ~
ward Afdrets a. World ~
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-07

LOS1--ln Halliburton Abbott ,iors %.
and 81 bills Can w T. ~ PhoT. isi
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-07

20 ~ ny wornng gri purse coniainir,
w Ply hrtNesn Robinson building md
Po.",il,s tHdAF afternoon Rsnrp "a
wArd ~
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-07

LOST locketbook With sll u G,g4
thfa'rr TINS afternoon plsase return I
2l2h p Admiral reward
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-07
ANNOUNCEMENTS
LOST AND FOUND

Lusl--hlnE Bee Mining Come,nv ,;o:ft
'ffuhcaie No IS. 20 Cha, fhasL,, :,
kaTes eef'iicsts No % to Barnsv NJ
'u shSrss Finder will plsat. e,,,,sn
a,,a.e win the office Of the oompany =,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-07
7puRrLY pERsoVAL

20ie reward
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-07

Lohl- l--H A.ses IN csse from MeNey ,
Oklahoma cry Address $50 World
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-05
OLD PRESCRIPTION
FOR WEAK KIDNEYS

Have you ever stopped TO reas0.
why it Is that so many products '"''
are extensively advertised, all at oh.'
drop out Of sight and are soon iofso,
ten? The reason is plain-the arpe'
did not fulfil the promises OF the iiian.
facturer. This applies more particu'a.
ly to a medicine. A medicinal p'er
aration that has real curative Vaiue %
most sells itself, as like an ehoie''
chain system the remedy is le'o
mended by those who have been oe"
fitted, to those who are in need Oh ]"
A prominent druggist says Iake =
example DR.. Kilmer's Swamp h"o.
preparation have sold for many - =,
and never hesitate to recommeho, ~
in almost every case it shows eAoe"
results, as many of my cus'or
testify. No other kidney remedy '"''
know of has so large sale "A
According to sworn statements :.
| verified testimony of thousands ..
have used the preparation. the SUE :,
OF DR.. Kiimers Swamp-Root Is que :. !,
the fact that, so many people ciaiN H.
fulfilIs almost every wish in overcohi..'
kidney, liver and bladder ailments ,s.s
reefs urinary troubles and neutra.S
the uric acid which causes rheu'nau !,
You may receive a sample Dot'.e
Swamp Root by Parcel Post. Aoa
DIR. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton. y. -.
and enclose ten cents: also mehtion
Daily Augusta Kennebec Jou I'D
Large and medium size bottles toE
at all drug stores.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-05
KENNEBEC MINISTERIAL
ASSO'N MEETS ON MONDAY
A Number of Interesting and Profit
able Discussions Are Held-Boys
Secretary Pinkham of Augusta "Y'
Gives Informal Talk

The kennebec Ministerial Associa
ton held it's regular meeting Monday
forenoon at the Augusta " NJ. G.. A.
building and the program included a
number of very profitable discussions.
Rev A. F. Walch of the Universalist
church, president Of the association.
presided. 1t had been planned for Rev.
William r. Wood to read a paper on
| Church Publicity" but as he was
obliged to be out of town. BOYS Sec
rotary r. :. Pinkham OF the "Y" gave
an informal talk upon the subject, THE
Church and the Boy
In view of the present crisis and its
reaction on ALI life and all institu-
lions Mr.. Pinkham took up the ques-
ton of how the church and the y. NJ.
c. A. could be rc-adjust themselves
to new conditions to carry on boys
work in the community. The funda-
mental principle, he pointed out, was
to remember that the church was made
for the hey. not the boy for the church,
or in other words that the boy should
never be. exploited for the purpose OF
carrying on the church organization
He $ hSwetl that the problem Of the
hour. as FAR as the church and the as
ISOLATION went. was to study the neId
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-05
BELGRADE

Mr.. and Mrs. Ell c. Wadleigh enter
tanned a party Of friends last Satur-
day evening. Cards were the feature
Of the evening. seven tables being
filled. Mrs. Zana Hanson won the
first prize. box Of stationery, and the
BOBBY prize, an egg beaten, was won
by Mrs. Susie Strickland. Mrs. Wad-
leigh served refreshments and a pleas
ant evening was enjoyed.
Harry Strickland was a week end
visitor at his home from the State
Hospital, where he is employed.
Mrs. A. NJ. Wadleigh and daughter
Rowena are in Massachusetts, as the
guests OF relatives and friends. While
there they will visit their son and
brother. Fred B. Wadleigh. VINO is
connected with the ordnance depart
ment Of the U. S. Army and who is al
present attending a gun school at
Springfield Armory. Mr.. Wadleigh
will return to Camp Lee. Va, where
he is stationed, about the middle OF
March.
Granville Downs is a guest Of his
aunt. Mrs. VIM. J. Spaulding.
Charles Webster is at the home Of his
daughter. Mrs. Nellie wadleigh. i'll WITH
tonsilitis.
Mrs. Ralph Bickford and little son Ken.
nc tn. visited Mrs. Mary Tillson Wednes-
day. Feb. a.