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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05
BILLIE BURKE In In Pursuit Of Polly,
II SJAHwuVlf&aDv

qucationnaifos until they have 10 bo
returned 10 the local boards This,
Il iH believed, viii mean that $50
men are absolutely necessary In or.
der that the work be done in tImo
There Will be something llko three
times the number ~ qucFtionnalres
10 bo filled ont this time that there
were In tho FIRST registration In this
county
irum siK 10 Is men viii te on
duty at all the booths opened In tho
city and county ~ all times Five
places win be available I'm Tulsa city
whore u man can go and get his
nucstionnhlrc fllod out. and some
Of the places will be kept upon at
night Tor the accommodation OF
those men who cannot get away oG
cept at that time.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05
Court Records.


1Si3-M. Case. adu,pIs,,S,,r, ..
Exchange National bank g9aoo ~,
certificate OF deposit
1874 State rN rel coupfy ,ti,,
noN vs. u Wummctt rt mi f., r,
Junction in 10 lots N.a pr.s,.,.
'uyc addition
1870. Rcpco va " N,N,.
itpicvin auto value y2.u6o
1876 Uncle sam ON roupapy .,,.
'"nN N'llnlnF company tu enIolu
.u',' l'I'n'r with pumping station
'w,''' '.,' ON - acres n north
n'l' northwest quarter southwest
quarter dud Int 3 lIHss a.uy ,rr,.t b
herewith
1871 H. Morgan vs. s. I'm,
ia'S foreclosure mechanics lien ON
''' ~ u''tN NcaE'r addition.
. superior Court.
k.nson divorce,
o,,r County Court
~'i0.'n tc sanity uf Stella Jack.
,,-.. Warranty Deeds.
l'Nn' w /, heuge and wife to
H. %. Maxwell $500. lots gu-gl-gg
block 10. sAlatook
MI heriru to s. %. knral,
Sl9' loi A'e brnceVnt section Rose
I'm Burial Park
sN9-l pccrmNator TO c. l..
hroNn' saw half interest east haIr
southeast quarter S-g2-IE
NNN order approving above deed
NsO-lohu Sauhro ana wife t1 It
and w r. Whitman $3.50. lot 9 block
/ 4
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05
In the Oil Fields


CONTINUED oN PRECEDING iAuE
OSAGE The Usage a Rtmsdal.
Ou Co.'s tcst IN the southwest corner
OF the northeast oC 3l-35u-l0C.
which got the sand pt 2.0'p feet
has been drilled 100 feet deepFr ant
the wei looks good Tor abb Us 400
barrels dH.N production
The Midland OH cumuany so e..
In tho northwest corner ut thy ,outh-
west of tho southwest Of -l-2J.iiU.
Is making 90 barrels after shot 90
the 1854 foot sand.
Foster G Norwood have a i50-lar-
rel Well in tho so ~ iu 29-'5-liv,
and is making 100 barrels after "a
shot In the i6I0-foot sand.
The Price Oi company No g. in
tho southeast ~ tho uOrthUaUt Of
SEATS. tiominy district, got tho
sand az 1866 feet ana tho we'll Is
making 90 barrels
Tho Garter OU company test in
thu southeast of 6-2t-lu got the sand
at 2.0lO feet ana Tho well Is ma.ing
a00 harrc's
The Rornsd3ll test I'm the southeast
corner of tho southwest OF a-ll.'I.
got the sand at 1,Tu fcot ami the
Wru Is making 40 barrels Ut.cr a
shot
Tho Ouge .pu a Refining Ten. has
o. hundoucd lts tss, iu lN.H4.1', 400 thy
southeast of tho section. az $3.50
feet
The Acacia on company so. o.. /
in the southwest OF g'.cg.S. OSsrc. IL
"a 1000 ,Ooo-foot gas we'll in the $500
foot sand
p ~ Gillespie No u the NORTH /
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05
LEGAL

...H
acres oi unahoilod iund Including q ioV
n'tfs oi timber land in ibr thorus Na'l0h.
' tv' a,Iea " TIE suria. oP tNr aggregated
,oA' ana aThaN lend In th' thotihw ha-
I'N. 80" ecres Of 1naloi'rd land IN Nh.
,ho!aw, OMckasaw nud Greek Nations agd
Q" AddliorAl fArts of tht surface oi thn
,'a'Ealed coal ani asphhi land belonging
10 ,h0 Oho'iaN aud tgcAasaw lribrs. 10.
,ghI} Tehhquiahcd and never heretofore
'iigEr1 Tor teio. Tho timber '7nd VIII he
500 ior not less than i"u appraised value.
We hgfiace o. the sfgffsattd 49, and A.
phAIl lAnd vii be sold fIr cash 10 the hiEh.
'sl bidder without regard 20 th" appralbrd
,ane. and not on umr o. heretofore Of
trf'd excepting 20 additional tracts never
heretofore offered for sale which will be
toid on time al -a per cent rash 9 per cent
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05

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.t. ,.t.r.,... ........t nr -,
-.
,-.,.,. t.',,'. n, '.. room
+ W. Nui l' .af-r fop'H tc'pn'
. ,.,..r,...,.,
'g ~ 'Nn .'.HE i
..,'....'.
DETROIT. s.0H Th-p or ionr ar. raul,
''''
'N'. .| 'NFnr'.l "t."Um
'.o,1..E nay. 'or F'HNrm'n. I-at ur
fNINN lNlatf No-t bedroom. PRIVILEGE
4'n dining 'gd living rooms t DO
...,..,, ''.
f'lI I''. w, -l'N Room .n an1r'Ieg, ~
e-fs '' '"''' '"I'''''. '"'''
iNN NDNI Nr. infr She'd room i1 private
NOM. also garage. reasonable Phone
f'N hlN Tn private home. elegantly
furnished room. southeast r'uosHFr. hI.
l..'"t .a.n. I't '"'. reason
...'..
r,.t., .. ''.'f '"'
fh"NI NNNN. ncvE furnished a'onncr,
'nr bath large .'ufri. SIS per month
I'oi fI''h street
LAEG. atratu,e b,dre6m. 3 vio.ovs i5f
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05
DRAFTED ATTORNEYS
GIVEN INSTRUCTION
Meeting at Chamber ~ Commerce
II Attcndcu By Moro Than 100
From An over County

Probably one hundred attorneys
and blAiness men from Il dffprcnt
PARTS OF tho county attended "A meet
ing last night held az the Chamber
ot Commerce for the purpose Of oh
talning instruction az TO the proper
method of filling out the question
na!rea OF the men who viii bo
obliged to register FOR military Hery-
ice on September A.
J Burr Gibbons chairman of the
council VI dofouse. opened The meet
ing with brief talk concerning its
purposes and gave place 10 nen con
ner, chairman ~ the legal advisory
board. talk, during Tho course NJ
the meeting was made hv i. H.
Simmons, chairman ~ the locnl
registration board Nj. simmons
explained IN detail. the workings ~
tho questlonnairca, uud copies were
distributed among those present to
be taken home with them for tho
purpoae OF study
Booths RycrIwhcrc.
on account of the fact that thcrc
VIII be something like 1900 uueg
tionnaires TO be filled out In Tulsa
county alone the council of defense
has drafted 25O attorneys ana buHl-
ness men from every town I'm tho
county. who will act ~ aids To the
men IN nlllng the uuestiuunalres.
There will be booths established in
every bank In tho county. and each
bank agreed 60 furnish the services
~ at least one man DAY TO aid In
the work
Only Seven DAYS
There are only seven days allowed
by law from the date Of mailing tho
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05
RELIEVED FROM
ITCHING BURNING
ECZEMA
Gives Reainol the whole Credit

Aug. iS~--"t'or some time I SUI
ferod frightfully from cczoma on my
leEs. From my knees down they
were covered with sores. and ltch,d
and burned as though hot Goals we're
resting on them, / would scratch
until the blood came and was unable
10 sleep at night Nothing that
tried helped me. until a druggist rec
commended Nosinol OintmeRt Aflcr
applying Il once. I enjoyed the first
good nights sleep ! had had In
weeks Now ann sound aud well
after using n little over ono Jar of
kesinol Ointment, 10 which ! glVo
the whole credit" tSiEncd) =. II.
Price, tlt Downey st., indianapolis,
Ind
Resinol Ointment and Reslnol soap
are carried In stock by all drusgists
ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05

There are only seven days allowed
by law from the date OF mailing tho
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05

p M Adam. tHtrnrv 'or Ius... '
Nrdmore uA'a.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05
LEGAL


"ntuiine Company. bankrupt
| ID, lfAnAli io an order mada ly W T.
Nall' referee, lhr undergirncd trustee Of
above named bankrupt. onors Tor salo I'D
following described property. assets Ana ,t
irrts of snd estate
said properly 20 ho sold confis' OF ssr.
l'W aNrua. frBial I'aso upon , B acre, of
'ari out uhtht q ~ d, Of 81 D. q, nf -.p.
/ iIuu B. Township 4 south Raussl Me-.
N'I' paru.u.ar.. described hs iDHuas
/ '"H menrihg at an iron pIn. thc A conner
%. hail sec p, ihrur~ south Hp deg lJ min.
west 500 iDHf along re- road 90 tHr .artrr
of an intcrrr.uug road running .srtb
I1guoe south 20 deg min saal aIore thr
,fH'rr of road NiO feet thence n.rU 80
urs H7 Wlnr cast 900 feet 30 true place of
''klho'hs Wgnrr continuing on no, same
/ course 'att ~. frri. thence south dog
niua east 20 feet tbonrc north 4p d.
/ 'H -min.. east ~ feet. thence south u d,s
| Z min. eatt J02 20 feet. ihcnce south "a
I oef as min. west 200 feet thrnrc north
% hsg mln vest 8T7 20 10 place Of ue.
ginning And I 4 acres ont of ths n D.
gi W Of Section r. Towuthip a South.
Range West, and being inmodlately ad.
lArrnt upon mo west 10 The land above par.
litulariN, .hesrrlhcd sErthrr with an build.
l ings thcreou erected. aud all machinery rou.
hreiod thcrewith. and attarhed,So .atd build
/ 'nrf and property. consisting Of a casing
| grsd gasoline plant and three fosr room
frame houses one office, and upr AuNiiiaN
tIud one temporary frame shop one frame
ofhcc Hnd at other property ~ said Suul
rior Petroleum a Gasoline Company ti
ualrd thereon. also
4 certain contract FOR ihD purchase of
rasinrheSd gas executed by ihc toHur uu
Company and Il T.. steiner and assigned hY
ihe satd Il. l.. steiner 20 The superior D.,
lfo.'um Gasoline Company. covering lHc
following described lands situated ln tarlrr
rogniN okiahgna. io.wit
~. sni = r. q, Of ~ ., ot So. of
s"c id, ngd = Of & w. d, and D.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05
AUTOMOBILES
AuToMopT1rs rnn sAIr

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 10
lng HUDSON sDpER o. speedst,r Al
condition Tor sale at sacrifice Phone
ans.
FOR SALE second hand chandler r pas.
srngfr model ~ automobile extra good
eondit0H. 500 i. ID Lennon. Ou NtU
suuu.F Co
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05
EMPLOYMENT
49, WANTrn MALn

HHLT WNNTLU hNLh ~
iIN~t GLASS non auIon papsrhsurers sud
painters wanted come ready 10 work
o. South lavfou
JOIN TIE ARMY Kecuiuug offices At
uiafomH city Tnlsa. Muskogeo. ChlctA
sra A-imo-o sni EuId
N'N poet DRAFT asr i0r prrHH- vegetables
Hrt rrsv.Hr .'rrl .N,r.b Cafe,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05
-lLltag
ChSacnekhAIE
hEs -
ANNOUNCEMENTS
LOST AM TOUNI

LOST AND FOUND
blNtil or ktlS luSr iu downtown dIs
uiCt saturday. iirtcr please call at1
LADIES' HANDBAG LOST With .l.
watch and diamond ring Aud t1- 900 m
money, reward A4IH.ss Box go
World
LOST nrtaEouh gold WRIST watch and
bracelet 0u Main street. bstwreu kotchuu
hnir' and iifil street reward Return
60 world Business ONCE.
LOS saturday Irish terrier. red coat
collar hmps slightly on one f1refoof
wall pay reward pborc 1D6J
lu- IA medal. ou one side lqi4 50 N.
bans o1 tHo other side NIhort No,cs ~
vari Address g. World.
LOST lu Halliburton bboit Store ou5
small green purse. containing g. lU
ard ~ bills tel 'N T.. Phone 1884,
LOST Lks tooth hat pin. rsNsrd if tr.
turned Co millinery department Of Gov.
crdHIr's con South Main street
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05
BUSINESS CAkDS.
DUNNlNG SCHOOL
or IMPROVED
MUSIC STUDY

MAUD ELLEN LITrLEFIELp
Nolce Culture aud Dunuiug Plano gystem.
lncmding
fplion Principles fot Concentration and
l.sschstiIky Teehnic
A postal will bring you oil Information IN
regard 10 the work
Phone Applied For
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05
MoroRcYoLrs AND BidYcLEs i

Itbtyt t,, ,,,i i,5,,. guDso
,ora., s,g,,
moIVh0 fuLEs AND blOf OLhs 10
''N nl,! WIN o,, L,, n.l',
%, no1. n.1li ''.'i ,o,. '.. '-' ' ''''
49,.
VI ,',t IpH"N 'rlt.' 'Hn.pp,uI '"N
sss So1n VSgtsg. .t,.at Phone q, ,'''
INDIAN MOTORCYCLE tor sale. win
brand new tfrs. will sDl for Itss lhnr
tho tires r1u, taltuouA ala N. Archer
nnApn AMI DnnMC
N1Tl'ND TNi'D NNC' VI
HOTELS IS
CADILLAC HutELr.auy 5. nouicr
irsi tour orth of courthouse. g. rprms
at ouu'd. we'll ventilated bot and co't
Inun.'k ralef, '',ft6h,Hs new room.
a'.L-, ", 'nhu'''. 'N','l lIA !" t''''t emu
w,,t and up ptors GGp,
gnyn,,, ,inr.i ,...... ,....-....
'y,.,', y Nv i',' l,gm lo'i ''
u,,i.I summer r.fs, "a psr wsrt aat
up.
la U0yf, portI- p..,.,rr ..g,...l. .,,,,..
win or without bsiG. .pe.a. summer
rate W iaf or vrrs lH0l Boulder
Phone tA'.
k.W lFINSb "IurTti.r rIst." F..t --,r.r.i-
nesIy FURNISHED room. 50 90 pseG. an
der oe" management
LidnT HoUsEKEEPIE0 ROOMS 10
ARCHER D. iilg-For rent 2.Ugtt house
Rccpinr room, Phone. a3o5
rooms phone $50 '''
,4tpt.y .,s.. ,i................
On r,, t,,.. ,,i,,..' ,..I,.,..
MAN, No ~, ...., ,............
trg nam. f,r r.,t
hv0 I"N, Nt 1913 'rr nicely inrniahod
1on,eteeping room, modern, toniheasi
tHtN tNNt. = p3n One suite Of Nga'
houfeAr.plns rooms nni snd cold water.
poo rmI'ron Phone H-"'
CuENENNr. S. 62s Two ground floor
Housekeeping rooms tor ur . per.0Hs.
new and mod'rn1 also one housekeeping
.s,,..s,,
wv E'N't ~ " - Two h"F.' I'.
.a,.'. ..,U'i .Ig.i s'n.sSe,plog room. private
near ear ''o'.
,, IEo'u s,,, ~. .,, i.,s ,o[ fsn' ,a,'''',9
bAeA private rge1lrAnre connecting b'ih .
no -''.''''. lh"oo ''4s
tLNoop. ) lsl 1.-Two sood honsrso'pins
rooms first floor small iaT4y ua
dogs
ELNOuD. y. I'll lious,ksrpiaE rucus
can betwoon 7 and q o.. m
FOR RENT one bayem,pr room fo. Isbr
FRISCO. s. toi-. rNo modern nisel, -
Ttshed light hnuani repfre r,gms ono
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05
AUTOMOBILES

AUTOS FOR HIRE GARAGES 4.
Floral. 1929 For rent ,afEc garage llr
cars rrurui floor Phone gtT~
tNttGt Tor rent Phone Jppag
MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES lg
tuk SALf Bicycle with smith motor
wheel attachment tuIl 10 g2A q f0ur'h
or phone i'7sl after p.r'n.t
but 600 mills. condition guaranteed
'1' south Nanthus street, Phone s.
INDIAN MOIuKtb tor sale, win
brand new ufrs. will vgi Tor loss 'hlr
tha tires cost ta.EuouA .lg rs Archer
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05

BUSINESS SERVICE
BUiLD1N0 AND CONTRACTING
CLEANING AND pYEIso

NtTTEF sSIr Renovated and recovered.
returned home ihe same day. phons
6ll9. Sanitary Mattress Co.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05

PRINTING AND STATIONERY
RrrAnINo Avn RGMoDELlN0

KY . Made to order gun and lJcksmith
lHE Welding 81 broken parts Of iron -
pairing o' ,yryih,Hr Jacob Novelty Co.
@'- EHr' F'rsf Phone 12G.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05
PURELY pERsoNAf

Homo for roonnsmrnt. avoids pubIrtt,
charges fnd terms 20 nut expert mod
cot cntk ,S>IrNns. homc'ikr. fhahtcq
adopted AAf Mrs james. strictly con
ilirHtpt 49, Main Kansas DliN Mo
efN PHILOSOPHY Gen reasons WHY m-u
Orc wrlk nervous and impatient and
h0s io relieve boo as hours. fr,c fnr
stamp Retailers Co. Toledo o.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05

WANTED Must De- com
purrut ant he vtN recommended Ng .rf
lre & Rubber Go. ne South h'u'd''
nNHUuH
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-18
MEN URGENTLY NEEDED
TO TRAIN FOR OFFICERS
Registrants in l8 to As Glasses
Have Opportunity to Win
Army Commissions

The War Department has asked the
Military Training Camps Association to speed
up" applications from men in the eighteen to
forty-tve draft classes who want commissions
as second lleutenants in virtually every
branch of the military service. The depart
ment reports dearth Of prospective officers
at the various training camps and announces
that all successful graduates will be COM
missioned and assigned to commands imme-
diatcly upon graduation
The prospective induction into the National
Army of additional man-powei obtained
through the September l2 registration
throughout the country, the War Department.
announces, has created an immediate demand
for additional officers. Civilians having the
necessary qualifications are being urged to
at once make application for admission to
the various officers training schools.
Captain Homer G. Vawter has been sent
to this city by the War Department to pass
upon applications for the infantry and ma
chne-gun units. In statement issued by
the Military Training Camps Association for
prospective officers are outlined the induce
mcnts offered civilians willing to enter the
training camps and try for commissions. All
information can be secured AT the office OF the
Military Training Camps Association, COM
mercial Trust Building in regard to neio.
heavy and coast artillery. The need for men
of executive ability is particularly urgent now.
in view Of the raising of a new army under the
Septcmbel l2 registration Demand now is
largi ly for men who have been successful In
business life and who know how to handle
men. They will he taken up to forty-Ax
wears of age and the executive who has here
tofore figured himself too old" for active
service has opportunity now to do his bit in
the uniform of an officer of the infantry,
field or coast artillery, or machine-gun bat
TALON
4 high school education or its equivalent.
ability to handle men. and physiacl fitness.
are all that is required for admission to the
training camps. In the field and coast artil-
| lcry and machinc-Gun hattalons, a knowl-
| edge OF algebra and geometry Is also neces-
| sary The army needs real men. but II isn't
| necessary that they be scholastic. high
| school training gives sufficient mathematics
| instruction to meet requirements
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-18
PHILADELPHIA WOMEN
HEIRS TO S4O,OOO,OOO
Mrs. Cadwalader and Mrs. TYSON
Get Virtually Entire Roeb-
ling Fortune

Through the will Of Charles G. Roeblng. OF
Trenton. recently deceased head Of the
Roebling Company his two daughters. Mrs
Richard Mccall Cadwalader Jr, and Mrs
Carroll Sargent Tyson, Jr.. both Of this city,
have fallen heir to virtually the entire estate,
valued at SiO,0O0,O00 The will was admit
ted TO probate In Trenton yesterday
Both women are socially prominent and
popular matrons, Mrs. Cadwalader, who was
Emily NJ. loehing. resides at 2Ol9 De
Lancey place and Mrs Tyson, who was Helen
Roebing, al 1900 Spruce street
Only three other bequests were contained
in the will. These were legacies Of $4,000
each to Mr. Cadwalader and Mr., Tyson, and
one Of $4,000 to be distributed among the
servants of the ROebing home, Mr.. Roebling
made no charitable brquests, explaining
briefly in the will that he had contributed
generously from his estate during his life
time. The executors of the will are Ferdinand
w RocblnE, nephew, and Mrs, Cadwalader
and Mrs. Tyson.
The Roebling home In Trenton was be-
oueathed contingently TO Mrs, Cadwalader
who was granted three months In which to
decide whether she wants IL as part of her
share OF the estate In the event of a negative
decision, Mrs Tyson IN to be given a similar
option for three months. Should she. too
decline to accept the house, 1t Will be dis
posed of as part of the estate.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-18
]. VIM. COOG MADE MAJOR
Elevated From Captain in Signal Corps
Aviation Section

A telegram was received in this city :odav
announcing the promotion Of Captain J. Will
liam Good, of the signal corps. aviation Sec
tion, to major. Major Good was formerly
captain of the old Second City Troop and
He commanded this troop for eight months
on the Mexican border. returned with the
other troops to Philadelphia, reorganized his
troop and reported with the First Cavalry
regiment, commanded by Colonel John p
Wood, at Camp Hancock.
After the cavalry regiment was disbanded
Major Good was transferred to the engineer
regiment as "A battalion adjutant and later
to the signal corps. aviation section. l.. s. A.
He is stationed at Rich Field. Waco Tex,
In command of a battalion OF student ava-
tors.
Major Good is a son of Major General j.
Lewis Good, retired. General Good was
colonel of the First Pennsylvania Volunteer
Infantry during the war with Spain and also
was colonel Of the First Regiment Infantry
of the National Guard OF Pennsylvania
The following appointments in the United
States army were announced today by the
Adiutant General:
To be first lieutenants, ordnance-John
Theodore Troth, Fortieth and Walnut streets
Carl Bloom Wolf, Thirty.flrst and Jefferson
streets.
To be second lieutenants. ordnance-Dwigh
Eugene Rorer, 154 North Twenty-hrst street
Edward Ross Wilson. sos South Forty-eigh htl
street
To be first lieutenant, chemical warfar,
scrvice-Henry Blackiston Patton, Philadel-
phia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-18
THE GUDED MAN
Bv CLIFFORD SNYTH

nor to interfere with whatever plans he might
have. Instead they had formed a sort of
secret guard, instructed 20 watch him and
report. so soon as they could ascertain it, his
purpose in rcvisit'ng Bogota. When he was
separated from Herran by the regiment of
volunteers on the Honda road ne was found
IN state Of mental bewildermcnt. not con.
sc.ous, apparently, that he had lost his
travelling companions but anxious to find his
way to some place which H. vaguely describe
ed Whi!e in this condition he seemed to rec0g-
niIe the cavcmen with whom he was talking.
AIDED by their hints and suggestions. his
feCulIccNOr Of the cave and especially of
SaJipona grew in v!vdness He appeared to
remember nothing of Herran, nor of his inn
meiiate object in visiting, Bogota. But he
spoke with increasing Clearness of the Land
or the Condor. He recalled what had be-
fallen him there three years ago as if it had
happened quite recently, and declared he was
looking for Sajipora, of whom he spoke with
the greatest admiration and gratitude. As
ne was uncertain of his way he asked the
caNemcn to guide Lin, This, of course. they
were ready to do, although they were com.
pletcly mysthed by the sudden oblivion into
which, apparently all his present friends and
purposes mad fallen in his mind. Sajipona
alone he remembered, Three years had
passed since he last saw hcr--but the events
crowded into those three years seemed TO
have left uU the slightest trace on his
memory. He described his first visit to the
cave; but the time between that period and
this remained blank in his mind
All this Raoul had gathered from the cave
men who, revcrting to the Indian belief in
such matters, declared that David was be.
| witched In sense Raoul knew this to be
true. He knew also that the spells wrought
by modern witchcraft were easily broken by
! any scientist holding the clue TO them That
! the cavemen, who possessed secrets in physics
| unknown to the outer world. should be ignor.
| ant Of the simplest phenomena of hypnotisn,
| was not extraordinary. Even Saipoua
! shared, to a certain extent. the supcrstitions
! Of those around her regarding David She
| expected Raoul to break the "enchantmcnt'
! under which David suffered. Una. familiar
! with Lelghtons experiments and speculate ions
| in this field, was quite as confident as IN,
! queen that the case was within Raoul',
| power Raoul alone realized the possibl,
| consequences following David's return to nor
| nal consciousness
Even II ! could do as you say" he asked
why would you have David changed"
| AS he is now. he is not himself"
| mo. he is not himself" repeated I'M
| eagerly.
Sajipona's cheek paled; her lips tightene,
as If to prevent an angry rejoncr
CONTINUED TOMORROW