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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-23
BUILDING MATERIALS
AND LUMBER

BEST cedar shingles; a bargain; used
timbers. good HH new, i26. Maple bIb.
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LOST AND FOUND

sTRAYED from sS7 W. Chickasha. sorrol
mare, about 800 pounds. Reward. Wal
nut 4IUl
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AUTOS, VEHICLES AND
ACCESSORIES

FOR SALE or TRADE-Slngls cylinder
Excelsior motorcycle $500 W, 10Th.
1917 FORD TOUKlNG-GOod condition
Shock ubHorberH. ventilated wind shield,
good tires ii2J. 7Oi N Broadway Maple
1622
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OkIah0mA CITY. Okla. 4,

BEAUTIFUL 3A carat blue steel diamond
ring 20 trade for American Oh n Re-
nung. Globe Refining of Blhckwei blacN
PANTHER or Sunshine on stock. Boz fs.
Blackwell okla.
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w. G. Norris
Motor Sales
Co.

sl5 N. Broadway.
1916 FiVE.pASSENGEK National slH,
price 5000. part cash. balance monthly
payments. ~ West lst Central Garage
FOE SALE 1917 Hriscoe at n bargain,
500 Can Maple 32j3-R
PNGE ROAbsTER. practically new,
perfect condition. win sell consider
ably under value. Hazel Dwyer, office
walnut 5l2i. residence Walnut 2s2l
Wnlys-Knight. 5-passenger.
REQ 5-pasH"nRcr. 1917.
Buick Light Six. 1917.
Yelle Light Six. 1917.
Maxwell. 5-phssenEer, 1911.
Buick Model u a.. 1917. 6-roadster.
Dodge Roadster.
A-lgl6 Ford Roadster.
1917 Mitchell. 7-passenger.
RICHARDS AUTO co.
100 W. Second
FOR sALE--Ford roadster. Al condition
looks like new, quick sale, 1878 Palace
9pH Nd nrnuApJaW
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TNW[@RE7ENl1AE] 8 G0g

Walnut 81 209is West Main Street
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Equltv in 100
acre farm, miles Madill. Okla also
crop and immediate possession II de-
sired. write. for particulars. J. w. care
OKLA homan
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90 SHARES Quadrangle.
10 iyanhoe.
900 shares white Rock.
900 klngfisher Farmers.
50O'Missouri Zinc and Development Co
35 Davis Mfg Co.
100 Dcpositors OIL and Gas.
? 900 Mexico Okla. -Rans.
600 Torch Light :
500 Favurte. new issue.
5O0 Superior Lead and Zinc.
Make your best offer in first letter.
must sell at once: reason for.
a. GUTODSKY,
klngfsher Okla
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S%x4

New United States tires used for few
miles taken In on trade. and sell at big
discount. 7os N. Broadway.
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VVRD Nl6O ACRES. % miles north
Wy YN Of Dklahoma. cry twr
w miles from good little town
fnlfa fair improvements good we'll. Pos
session now Price s. 900. Listing 2Si3
See Harrel Farm Dept,
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-01-09
EVERY MAN IN 28TH
DIVISION SHOULD
ACT IMMEDIATELY
Opportunity For National Qua rdsmen to Take Out War In
Ends February 18th.

amount he is carrying Congress felt
that. by giving the opportunity Tor thal
length of time, they had carried oui
government Obligations in the matter
and that if q soldier was so improyidenf
and thoughtless as not to avail hmse
of the privilege the responsibility
his and his alone
ments interfere with his taking out gov
eminent insurance can arrange to have
his Liberty Bond allotment discontinued
provided he does not retain more man man
$3.50 for personal expenses Ia ofdeS
to prevent speculation by outside par
ties on the lives of soldiers, the GOV
eminent wisely provided that the bench
ciary be restricted to the following: nus
band or wife, child. including legitimate
child, adopted child, stepchild, and ilie-
ultimate child il acknowledged, or
grandchild; parent including lather
mother grandfather, grandmother, step
father, and stepmother, either of the in
sured or his or her spouse; brother or Sis
ter, including Of the half blood as Wei
as the whole blood. stepbrothers, ana
stepsisters and brothers ana SISTERS
through adoption
Every soldier who has wife, children
or dependent parents at nome VIII wish
to take out insurance. The knowledge
that their loved ones will be protected
in case of their death is worth many
times over the small cost of the monthly
premiums they pay. 1t IS the man WIN
out dependents who is apt to neglect &c
make application The army is full OF
young Unmarried men and many are
apt to let this chance of obtaining cheap
insurance go by, either because they dc
not understand that it is payable to them
in case Of permanent disability or be-
cause they do not realize what q ire
mendous opportunity it offers to Obtain
protection for the future. They are the
young men in this country who are most
apt to be uninsurable after the war, and
yet will still wish to marry. The priv
lege of converting this insurance after
the war, without medical examination
will give these men the opportunity. Of
protecting their future wives and chill
dren.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-01-09

Il Many soldiers in Camp Hancock prob
q bly, do not realize that, for all men en-
listed prior to October Is, 1917, the re-
!a!kable privilege given them by the
nited States government to obtain per-
%onal disability and life Insurance. lapses
\ n February 18th, 1918. One OF the most
important provisions of this insurance
nc Of October 9Th, 1917 is the opportu-
8ity offered to every officer and enlisted
Blan TO take out insurance for maxi
Bum amount of So 00 at rates which
+ re considerably under the peace time
n ates of commercial companies.
i Congress felt that. by reason OF q man $
Seng in the army, he was deprived OF
his ability to obtain insurance; and
& That it was the duty of the United states
government to replace this loss. II was
i elt that there was only one really AIDE
uate way of doing this, and that was
Fy giving back, ia kind, what had peen
/ aken away, by restoring soldiers abil-
Bty TO obtain insurance at reasonable
In peace times every man who is fit
10 be in the army can go out and buy in
Eurance from the commercial conpa-
pies. This, however, is not now lne
Ease, as the rates of private companies 70
Eoldiers are necessarily prohibltlve. AS
Fudge Mack said in his address explain
Ing the provisions of the act, Congress
cit that it was utterly wrong for the
people of the country to throw that BUR
Hen upon the men in the service, and
ernment of the United States to re-
Btore the insurability of the American
soldier was to sell him directly the in
Burance he could have gotten in private
companies p" This, the insurance act of
October 9th provided for, and because
he government does not have the ex
bense Of commission to agents, salaries.
advertising and medical examination
Hey are able to make rates considerably
over than the peace rates Of private
companies.
1t should be matter of commend
aton that the life insurance companies
lf the country, when the insurance act
was before congress ,actuated by spirit
bf real patriotism, co-operated in its
passage.
BY the provisions Of the war insur-
Rnce act, soldier is given 100 days
TO avail himself Of the insurance privi-
Iege. If he does not make application
within that time, his opportunity is gone
forever. A soldier may drop or decrease
his insurance at any time, but after the
1870 days he can never increase the
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-01-09
COMPANY A NIGHT AT 70.

Friday evening of this week will be
set aside in Building No. 70 as Company
A night OF the One Hundred Ninth Reg
inent Seats win reserved for the COM
pany and the program furnished by the
members
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08

noon vas spent a. suction bridge four
tables Participating
Mft WsW Wright and children hAvs -
turned from a vltit With relatives boz taHa
vilIe Mo They report plsataGt time
Mrs Amanda Light lss moved back w
l'aremofr from Anadarko where she has
harH making her home for some time
Mtc, GrHre and B,sps WILLIAMS ON.
isriaIrod large number ~ tho members
~ thsrhhruiiap EudohyoT society 81 their
home tfldhy evening The aifair WsH pro
Hulnr.1 hY aH very druEhtiul one
hr snd Mrs W % iueAA-s-tirusd home
Saturday from Ihl'0srII Kan, where they
we're called boy ibe illnsss of bic mother
They aiso visited MIA Ross Moore a.
Cane liIi AK"
ff,Hk BrItros. now Engaged in the "
q 4 war ~urk a. DtmtuE n " BE- home
on d 'sv DAYS iurough ttls wife and son
thW'ra.are visiting relatives iu Colorado
Nr srd Mrs John Ross and daughter.
mildred and nHity have moved TO Tuisa 10
make their home
Lieut. = ~ IlopsndorV spent Pundsy
Iu tho city With hls hfuthrft V Vs. and
A. Is ll0iIeudorN lts VA on bis way
from Camp Dirk 10 Post fold Tou SUI
lie H. az army asiAior u
hru q. D tonway 10 snJoyinE q Wait
from her sister Mrs 2 n sIyefiooh ot
Coalhlu. Ark
Miss JoAnns Ch,nhsu ha, accepted a
position a. domsttio aclsurs teacher Boz tho
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08
Bristolu

Mr. and Ms jasper Gov snd children
of Sapulpa we're visitors in this ely for
several dsyS this week
Miss DAISY Richardson Of TulsA spent
several days ~ thH week with her mother
Mrs ElA Holmes. returning 10 Tulsa Wed
nesday
Miss Jane Proctor Of Trenton No has
returned 10 this city after several weeks
vacation
Mrs. EdnA s'vindcn has returned from
several months vacation in Colorado,
Mr. and Nfs nysArt and children
% STROUD we're the guests a. The home ot
Mr. and Ms 4 l. Colaw Sunday
Mrs Chas r Schrader has returned
from visit With relatives in kcntuety
and Tennessee
Mrs Chas " Perry has returned from
visit with relatives and friends IN OKLA
homa city
Mrs " L CheathAm entertained Wed
ussday evening m honor Of The return 10
this rity ot Miss Jane Proctor
Mrs Jbn BirGcutst has returned home
from Moani Leonard. Mo whore she was
called by the Illness ot her father
Mrs Rrfph y Mills and little son, after
spending the summer In Chicago have ~
turned home Tor ihs fall and winter
mortha
Mr. and Mr, walter D HsrAw ~,
spending a fortnight visiting a. the old
home. New Amsterdam, lad They will
also visit st several diiorent points in
KENTUCKY bcHrc returning home
Mrs WI! Chratham and son Billy have
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08
Sapuipd

Mrs b Williams has q, her r1est
Mr. y T.. Arnrti of Tulsa
Mr. and Mrs Henry knight have ~
turned home FROM a three months visit n
Nsu Nork and Saratoga SPRING. n. Y.
Mrs " O. Smith of Ellison ky. arrived
iu ulH city lestfrday and sii spend an
extended visit here vith her two daughters,
Mrs RAY Wood and Ms Kathryn Tracy.
Fillmore johnson. gunner of me n b n
Charleston. arrived in thit rity on % fur
louFh Monday uunurr lo6Hson recently
wou second rrite in mafkmAuship con
test on his boat on his last trip oyerseaa
bis boat was struck hy torpedo
one 81 the merry events Of the week vas
the asimminE INDUCED in by Humbsr Of
young ladies AZ tho packing plant lake yes
iefday afternoon and most pleasant time
Is reported by these young iadics lillan
Cobb Alcnc NchAll. Nldgr Stone, bvrne
pauEherty, Irene Summers Elizabeth Mann.
Ruby Davis and Mrs Ryufro
" Hicks and family have returned
from a vacation ot tryrral weeks spsht iu
Missouri aud Atksnsas ThUy made the Trip
via automobile
Mr and Mrs Prank RostIrb and family
have returned from months vacation
spent Al Eldorado spunFs No
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08
BdrtIesUiHe

Mrs " ! bowler is spsndirr tho week
end Win hn = barbse oi lniepsnd
cncr. Nan
Ns, borothy MsClpto,s "a. ho,i.,. Of
= party Tuesday snterisIuins with an even
inE party 4 group ot 10 girls formed
The psrN and spent tho evening With mn.
.c and dancing Including q daiuty lunch
Mrs. Clarence Kayler IL spending the
wsek sud with relatives In Tutue OLA
Mrs walter Nopp Was hostess So the
howena circle IuesdaY afternoon, cntot.
'''S'9s M,s ,s5 wi'G N,, '1s'qs PhrM ,.,.
gn~sts the early part ~ the week Mr. and
Mrs sam King Of Tulsa
Miha fayo liArnry returned the early
part oi Tho week from Oklahoma CIV.
wlh,s.rs shs has spent the past two W. 10
A wedding oi much Interest took place
SUNDAY afternoon when MiAs GLADYS Sner.
wood wAs united in marriage 20 Mr. Wi.
A. The home ot the brides sister. Mrs. NaK
n Davis Only close friends of the cou.
pie Witnessed the ceremony Both young
people are residents ~ this city and ou
Jos = large circle " friends
NJ and Mrs Frank RAuh returned the
early pau Of the week from a month q
/ vitit 10 Colorado and California
Mas Helen hteuner Of Joplin returned
home wsdne,day !afier a brisl visi, In the
7 city tho guest Of Miss Ethyl Hyre
Miss Opal Harvey returned home Tues
day from a months visit With her sister
/ Mrs hoairight Of Chandler. Okla
Mu, o Wcoles eeturued the early
part oi Tho wtek from a two weeks visit
With relatives in wichita Kan
Miss Dorothy Cox Of indianapolis Ina
y guest At tho home OF Mrs Gcorgs
( bright this week
Mise, lelsh ard Ruth Taylor Of Glare
more returned homo the early part Of the
week after weeks visit ir tho city the
guest of Mrsso n kitkpatrick
Nr snd Mrs n D. llu',as lrt m, ,ary
Part 81 ID week Tor Two Nttks' vet
Ntlp fclst ves IN Oswero, Nan.
ssb ltltio and Carrie ll,rttra Ntrc
ho,t'st' 60 one Of the vr-v pleasing ~
wNcN Ia'tes, entertaining = 20 rti, Of
young girls and boys with lawn party.
Mrs J. q Dial entertained a number ~
friends Informally Monday With 4 dinner
party honorng her son. Lieut. Glegu pial
u Camp Pike. who is home for a few days
vacation
Mrs. Chss Fasthurn entertained tho
memhers " the e " n VI society Tues
day afternoon
Nv X j Hall lsit Tuesday for UAnni
bal Mo, whore bho viii spend tho wsek
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end with relatives Miss Evelyn Myers. who
has been her quest ths past Wsok accom-
panied her home
Mrs. Josephine Miller VS. hostess 10 mo
members Of Tho NJ p. society Of Wclnsa
dAy afternoon entertaining With tea
Misses Fran A1n sad Rosemary MrMor
row returned ths latter part Of the ssrt
from iwo months yisit Boz the satt sii1
relatives
Miss Minoie Leach returned TpssIsf
from months visit Boz Colorado; vhsT.
she visited her uncle Chas Leach. and
family
Mr G. Turner and daughter. Miss
Lillian. returned thu Early part ~ The wres
from Excelsior SPRINGS whore they spent
Mr. aud Mrs W Il Malone have a. their
guest this week Mr. Bsrt Marehs Of ra~
hutka
Mp q NJ Daughcfiy And daughters 70
turned sunday from Eureka springs, who're
they spent The summer
Mics Lola Churchill left the latter part
Of the week for Joplin and other points Boo
Missouri where she expects 10 spend tev
eral weeks
Mr. sud Mrs Jane, Svalls and sons
Chas and Robert returned "wednesday
from a months visit in Woodvillo. OHIO.
Mrs u " pyaor leh Tuesday for Colo
RADIO ApunEs vhsrc she expects 10 make
her future home
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08
Prlncn Is Killed.

BASEL. Switzerland. Sept g.
ulavas) The death of Prince Fer
dlnani OF Solms- -1ohensolms- LicN
IS announced today by the German
newspapers He was killed on th,
battle front last sunday while Ir
command OF an infantry battalion
lie was born In Weimar, Germany
In 1856
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08
Social Side
of the State
CidreHrore

Mr. and Mrs. q q Batlsss ard Mr, q.
u Davis and daughter Mary ma Arc home
iron heir trip TO Nanliou Col
Miss RhsiA HiDn and Nn Joe Chamhefs
vent 10 otlahoua Ciiy friday 20 spend
Fundsy with Mis- diuni- 2Inn
Mft sidney snscd and sop 70, oh,
nave been in The yifF tor some weeks viti
lnE her sister Mrs % Is Austin returned
70 lhsir hons lH Joplin. Mo Montay
hifH Callo johnson Of N0vAtA returned
wiih Miss AudsaI C'rhptr
W and Mrs Wayne Uayles. returned
lridsI from MufkoFre whore Nrs HYIss.
hAt been in hospital for several ssrLt
hrs ororEs Whtlsy sad daughter Ma
y / Cardon. entertained In honor Of yrt
Norwood Peterson of Tah.equah Of the
Garden home Friday afternoon The ansr.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08

returned from two months summer Va.
cation li different points i1 Colorhio
Mr. and Mrs %. ~ Livingston have 20
turned from q tNo weeks ~ with rela
'Nes in southern Missouri and northern
ATIauHas
MAYOR and Mr. CNN r SohrAdsr an.
isrtsIusd heir usphcw Lieut. Sam Nrtrad
fI of Camp Travis sewers days last wek.
NIFs Bessie walters has returned from
iso weeks vacation in h,r old home At
iiIrInrtuu Kan
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08

teens gained notoriety at the tim,
OF tho anarchist trials here In 1887.
Is under detention by the police to
day IN connection with the federal
building explosion which cost four
persons their lives
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
~ FRANCE. Friday. rent. 6-Gcr-
man aylot0rs scored two distinct
h',s Wednesday night ON tho large
"rol cross" between tho wInrs Of
the French-Amrric1n hospital south.
west ~ SuIssUus There were mo-
casualties as me patients had hocn
removed 'o nearby caves when th,
bombing began soon after dark.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08

Now Il the time To order your
trees for fail planting. Gall VII
ltnms n Harvey Nursery. Phone
53i1.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08

Mr. and Mrs W p Chnstain. Miss
Kathleen Chas,ain and Master Hart
ley motorcd on Friday to Wichita,
kan. where they will visit for two
weeks
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08

A bulging war chest viii make a
short war. Help bulge n. Buy war
savings and thrift stamps.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08
Girl Annrrhist mclh-

CHICAGO. Sept Nina Var
Hant Spies, who as Elrl IN her
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08

Mrs j. Warren Sanders. and her
mother. Mrs f. j. Corpeny. lett at
tho last OF tho week for a visit lu
Webb city and Joplin.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08

,pr 8 C.. Kennedy and daughters.
tho Misses Ann, Thclma and Minnie,
are home after summers stay
Au Colorado. A
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08

Mr and Mrs Homer Preston re-
turned during the week from a trip
tu the east
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08

Mecca cafe opon all niGht.-Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08
OF Interest to Women


coSTISUED TRoM TAGE TwO
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08

Mrs Charles p. Martin and chill
drru returned az the last OF the
weok after spending several weeks
outing In Holland, Mich.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08

/ Personals
Mr. and Mrs W D. Chagaln. Miss
Kathleen Chas,ain and Master Hart
ley motorcd on Friday to Wichita,
kan. where they will visit for two
weeks
Mrs j. Warren Sanders. and her
mother. Mrs f. j. turpeny. lett at
tho last OF tho week for a visit lu
Webb city and Joplin.
Miss Mary Porter. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs I'D. Porter. viii leave
on Monday for entrance 90 Linn
wood seminary near ST. Louis
.Dr g C.. Kennedy and daughters.
tho Misses Ann, Thclma and Minnie,
are home after a summers stay
,Au Colorado. A.
Mrs Charles p. Martin and chill
drcn returned az the last OF the
weok after spending a several wecks'
outing In Holland, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sewers will
leave this morning 70 remain for
an indefinite time at their cottage
In Bella Vista, Ark
Mrs w IT, Ragley and Mrs
Courtland Hutlcr ana daughter. Miss
Isabel returned yesterday mum-
Ing from atp outing az Bella Vista,
Mr. and Mrs Charles II Rogers
.N.
from 1udlsna, where they motorcd
In July
Mrs NJ n Walker ana Miss Ann
walker have returned after a three
months stay in Pittsburgh. Pa, and
Euclid Reach, cleveland, Ohio.
q
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin A. Dorm, Miss
Dorothy Dorm and Miss Theora Nc
Alllster have returned from "a motor
trip to Colorado and Wyoming.
Mrs Homer Chapman returned
Friday 10 her homo In WaNlhachlc
Texas. after a visit with Mr. and
Mrs. James A. Chapman.
Miss Irene Haley will leave short
ly for rc-cntraucc 90 tho University
NJ Wisconsin.
Mir and Mrs Homer Preston rc-
turned during the week from "A trip
90 the east
Mrs Charles Uanc and daughter
Louis urn home after Hu aIl.suwmcr /
stay IN Bella VISTA Aria
Miss roullr, Woods has rr,Y-r,5 !
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08

Mir and Mrs Frank Sewers will
leave this morning 20 remain for
an indefinite time at their cottage
In Bella Vista, Ark.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08

Mr. and Mrs calvin A. Dorm. Miss
Dorothy Dorm and Miss Theora Nc
Aluster have returned from "a motor
trip TO Colorado and wyoming
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08

Mrs W IT, RaElcy and Mrs
Courtlaud Butler ana daughter. Miss
Isabel returned yesterday morn
ing from aIp outing az Bella Vista.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08

Mr. and Mrs Charles Y Rogers
and daughters fare en- route homo
from ludls ana, where they motorcd
In July
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08

Mrs NJ n Walker ANA Miss Ann
walker have returned after a three
months stay in Pittsburgh. Pa, and
Euclid Reach, cleveland. Ohio.
The Washington herald., 1918-07-04
Big TRIO MAY
SCHEDULE
Yale, Harvard, and Prince
ton Will Play Every
Other Week.

New York, July 3.-Although a
majority of the Eastern colleges
which will support football during
the coming autumn have completed
their playing schedules, no definite
action in this direction has been TAX
en- by Harvard. Princeton or Yale.
The situation is still being discussed
in an informal way by both grad
uate and faculty representatives, but
no concrete program is likely to be
announced for some time.
That the prospects for the resump-
tion of the game at these larger In
stitutions are improving is indicat-
ed by a report that football may
be played through upon a restricted
basis.
1t is said that the proposal has
beeh made to limit practice to not
more than two or three sessions a
week, with a game scheduled for
every other Saturday.
If this agreement should be adopt
ed not more than six games would
be played in the 1918 season, dur
ing which each of the Big Three
elevens would play the other two
teams forming the triangular
league.
The Washington herald., 1918-07-04
CLUBS HOLDING
REDCROSS GOLF
Eighteen-Hole Handicap
Match Against Par: at
Columbia.

Red Cross benefits as part Of the
nationwide movement under the
auspices of the United States Golf
Association are scheduled for all of
the local country clubs today.
Columbia Country Club has the
most elaborate schedule arranged,
golf and tennis events for both men
and women having been announced.
The men golfers will compete in an
eighteen-holeh handicap match against
par, while the women will meet on
the putting course at fifty-four holes
handicap match play. A one-day
tournament is scheduled for the rae
quetters with both mems and
women's singles on the card.
Chevy Chase will hold an eighteen
hole handicap match against par.
three-fourths handicap counting.
The Washington Golf and Country
Club will hold . miniature tourna-
ment. the course being divided into
two nine-hole ones, each match be-
ing at nine holes. Bannockburn will
stage an all-day handicap. medal
play event, at eighteen holes.