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The Washington times., 1918-10-23
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Conferees on the fo6d production
bill, which involves prohibition and
rental pronteering in the District, are
expected to hold an s4rly meeting to
decide what to do about prontsertng,
Some Of the Gonferees want. the
whole matter shunfed, over until after
election On, the other hand, the dFy
forces in both houses are growing
more and more insLstept that the food
production bill Be- passed - - +.
They threaten to- bowl over all .op-
position in the House, and settle
profiteeFing Legislation themselves by
adopting the. PomeFeue amepdment II
there, IL much more delay =:
They are appreheHsiYa Of the peace
talk They believe II peace should
come suddenly. the proposed dry
legislation might be left stranded.
Under this pressure there Is more
real prospect for an agreement, Of
some kind between the two houses oa
rental legislation for washington
than there has been for some time.
II q quorum Of the House were
present. and > roll call were foresd,
the drys say the majority would vote
to dispose OF the food ptoduetlon bill,
prohibition and profitesTing quickly.
But there 10 nor saqdoEum present
and II would be difficult to ret one
to return to Washington - -
The Washington times., 1918-10-23
13O MILLIONS FOR
ARMYM0TORCARS

Tie War Department has announe.
ed how the new, motor transport corps
Will be fitted oGf when. the FIso0oo..
900 orders Srs filfinsd- .Ei'.
Some Of ths saAipmsit 'Will be 800
three and oRa-baEf-ton 'trVeks; H0f
tWo-too tYueks; eco ANe-tOn ohAsaep;
$3.50 direction oAaSsas; 2,lQo tw9-ton
ehasses; 66B ope 9nd p4e-hAlf-t
ehassea, and 4,o1O milftors. =,
In addition, 1903 "A ehasses haxe
been ordered apd ;24,sSo Class B
chasses, for WhtSh the 'GeyeTnment
will furnish the eleven major units
Contracts baFe been PLACED for 5,os4
ten-ton trsffeFa- and $50 tour-Wheei
traiIerss and orders have been placed
for 13.6Oo four wheel drives that VIII
be handled as Rnendnents to ord
nance contracts.
Other orders include 5000 standard
Fordh 1909 hHe-paR-
senEer Dodge cars. 800 Dodge winter
cars. $50 llmouEineS, 5000 deltYsry
cars. 1878 moteFcyoless. stdh $4,000
bicycles. S5iNa I''Etg :
The Washington times., 1918-10-23
STOMACH TROUBLES
ARE DUE To ACIDITY
Tells Safe, Certain, SPEEDY
Relief for Acid Indigestion.

So-caIIed stomach troubles, such a
Indigestion, gas, Bourness, stomach.
ache ana inability to retain food are
in probably nine cases out or ten sim
ply evidence that excessive secretion
Of acid is taking place in the stomach,
causing the formation OF gas ana acIo
indigestion.
Gas distends the stomach and causes
that full, oppressive, burning feeling
sometimes known as heartburn. while
the acid irritates and infiames The DEL
icate lining OF the stomach. The trou-
BILE lies entirely in the excess develop
rnent or secretion OF acid
TO stop or prevent this souring OF
the food contents OF the stomach and
TO Heutrallze the acid, and make
IL bland and harmless, a teaSpoonftI
of bisurated magnesia, q good ana ef-
fectiye corrector or ACID stomach
should be taken IN a quarter or a glass
OF not or cold water after eating or
whenever gas, souTness or acidIty 10
felt This 'sweetens the stomach and
neutrafizes the aciditlb in a lew mo-
ments and is a perfectly harmless and
inexpensive remedy to use.
An antiacid. such as btsurated mag
nesia which can be obtained from any
druggist in either powder -or tablet
form enables the stomach TO DO It's
work properly without the AID OF arti-
ncial digestants. MaRneSia comes IN
several forms, 50 be certain to ask for
and take only Bisurated hagnesiG,
which Is especially prepared Tor the
above purpose.
The Washington times., 1918-10-23
STRENGTHENS
KIDNEYS
PURIFIES BLOOD

You can't expect weak kidneys to
keep up under the terrific strain OF
natures effort to filter the acids and
poisons out OF the system unless they
are given q little help. Don't allow
your kidneys, the most oveIworKed
organs Of your BODY, to become dis
eased when a little attentiou now WIN
prevent II Don't try to cheat nature.
II can't be done.
As soon as you commence to have
backache, feel nervous, tired or worn
out without cause, GET BUSY. TheFe
are usually warnings that your KID
neys are not working properly and
throwing on the poisoTs as they
should =.
DO not delay q minute. GO arter the
cause OF your ailments or you may und
yourself in the grip OF an incurabIe
disease GOLD MEDAL HaarIem UiI
Capsules will give almost Immediate
relief from kidney troubles, which
may be the unSuspected cause OF III
health. GOLD MEDAL Haariem OH
Capsules VIII do the work. They are
the pure original haarIem OIL CAP
suIes imported direct from the Iabora-
tories in Haarlem, Holland. Ask your
druggist for GOLD MEDAL and accept
no substitutes. Look for the name
SfOLD MEDAL on every box. IhFee
sizes, sealed packages. Mon1ey rerund-
ed II they do not help you.
The Washington times., 1918-10-23
'TETCOLLEG CLOSES:

Owing to wsr conditions, the George
Washington University College Of Vet
erinsry medicine has closed. The
large number Of enIlStments Of both
students and faculty members in tho
military service virtually depletad the
college. Dean Bueki9gham, reafiz-
ing the difficulty OF obtaining in
strpctoFs and also the ImpossibfIity
of securinG large eproIlmeht, d.
eided TO suspend operations for the
period of the war. - @.
In the Past the college merely has
been affiliated with the .UaiyersIty.
After the war II IL likely that the
college will be reopsned and Incor-
ported as part Of the university
proper.
The Washington times., 1918-10-23
ApvERrIsEMENT.
Dandruf Surely {
Destroys The Hair

GiFis-if you want plenty Of thick
beautiful, glossy, silky hair, DO By al
means get ria OF dapdrufI. for II viii
starve your hair ana ruin It II you
don't y
II doesn't DO much good TO Try 70
brush or wash It out The only sure
way to get rid OF dandrufr is TO die
solve IT. then you destrop II entirely.
To do this, get about four ounces OF
ordinary liquid arvonf- apply IL Il
night when retiring; use enough TO
moisten the scalp ana rub Il in gently
with the rinEer tips. %
By morning most II not all OF your
dandfun Will be gone, and three or
four more Applications Will complete
" dissolve and entirely destroy every
single sign and trace OF It
You will find, tod. that all itching
ana digging OF the scalp will stOR
and your hair will look ana feel q
hundred times better. You can get
liquid arVon at any drug store. ~ ts
inexpensive and four ounces Is All yt,u
viii need. no matter how much dan
arun you have. This simple rrsmedy
never fails. .a'
The Washington times., 1918-10-23
EDITORIAL

y sr' f.
He wGs' q friendly dog and
VagRad his tail and sailed
when you patted him on the
head. Everybody agreed he'd
be about as much good as a
wstrhdcg as snow shoes in
Florida.
Night came. Mr.: Dog sat
DOWN on the porch of mis-
adopted friends. A stranger
came in the night to get N.
The dog sat on his launches
and Rrpwled. There was no
mistaking his attitude. He
meant business. The man
did not get in.
It's: jhst as easy to misjudge
people as dogs. The man
with a smile isn't always a
good friend, and neither is
the gKopchy looking being al
ways to be avoided.
All this to advise the taking of
time in forming opinions of
people. Find the good traits
and stack them up against
the bad ones. See which
weigh most.
The Washington times., 1918-10-23
Stomach Dead
Man Still Lives

People who suffer from sour storn
ach, fermentation Of food, distress
after eating and indigestion. ana seek
relief In large chunks OF aftIciaI al.
Eestors. are killing their stomachs by
tnRetion just as surely as the victim
OF morphine is deadening. ana inJurfnR
beyond repair every nerve IN. MS BODY.
what the stomach or every sufTereF
from indigestion needs Is q good pre-
scrtptton that will build up mis- stom-
ach, put strength. energy ana elastic
tty into u, and make Il sturdy enoukn
TO digest hearty meal without artl-
f1cial AID. ; -
The best prescription orindigestion
ever written is sold by druggists
everywhere ana by ODonneirs DRUG
Stores and is rigidly guaranteed 10
build up the stomach and cure indI-
gestion. or money back.
This prescription is named Mona
and ts sold in small tablet form M
large boxes, for only few cents. he
member the name, Mona stornacb
tablets They never fail. - -
The Washington times., 1918-10-23
DC. WAKING WEALTHY

Cash is h0Fing into the treasury OF
the District of Columbia today At 4
rate never equAled in the eity's history.
According to the report OF Auditor
Alonzo TwesdNle, the total business
passing through the auditors office
during the past year Increased more
than 5000. 900 over the previous
twelve months,
Cash receipts for the year amounted
to a17,S37 as1S-0G The surplus OF rev
enues over appropriations for the
year was 1925. .1s2.7s, and the net in
debtedneSs OF the District was re-
duced $864. .032.TO, leaving the net
bonded indebtedness 13.S23, $50 70.
The Washington times., 1918-10-23
New Bronze Kidskin Footwear
Shown Here First In Evening and = 8
Dress Boots, Pumps and Oxfords <

nn who desire something distinctive outoftheordmay
evening and dress
Boots made of imported French bronze hdskn last def
to give comfort wen style Light weight weited sol
closely trimmed leather French heels and entirely height
AAA to c. Pair, $1200 q.
Oords fashioned exceedingly long last win 7h h
Louis heels Good style for dancing. Pair $500.
Pumps for full dress fashioned point last win
close fitting arches and Pinch Louis heels Light weight tuned
SoleS. Pair $500 E5
New bronze beaded and French bronze buckles and 500
$780,
Other good styles IN footwear from $3.50 $500.
F1oor.L sDzzSA& Bz0
The Washington times., 1918-10-23
More Peticoaes,
Suitable for
Xmas Gifts

Petticoats that are exceeding
ly attractive and well made.
Pettieoats, made of fine quality
taffeta silk, with deep flowees
in Van Dyke effect with small
pleatings. Also some with SIR
jersey top and deep pleatings
Of taffeta silk. In change
able colors. Special at 1886.
Petticoats, made Of silk jersey
with self pleatings. Solid
colors and combination trim
mings. Some finished with
fringe. At $5.s5, $7.s5 to
$12.95.
Petticoats of all taffeta, m black
and assorted chanageable COL
ors. Also silk jersey tops, with
tafefta silk flounces. At $5.s5.
Negligee gowns at reduced
prices. Made Of fine quality
crepe de chine or wash silk,
trimmed with lace or hand
embroidery. Assorted colors.
Former prices from S5.95 to
$3.50. Tomorrow at $A95,
1896, S12.e5 and $3.50.
Third Floor. Lansburgh & Bro.
The Washington times., 1918-10-23
MRS. BROWN DIVORCED

NEW YoRH Oct. 23,-CIub circles
here were stirred by, the news from
Reno that Mrs. WilIIAR GfsntBroFn.
one Of New York's' most prominent
voDe on grounds oG cruelty. she
claimed her husband ceSnplafnSd
about her war a6tivirtss., ana would
not speak to her for days
The husband. who Is 9 prominent
lawyer, said his great mistake had
been that he had played the part OF
devoted lover Instead Of cave
nan -.a--s.s a. ~ ...r- - -s,.
The Washington times., 1918-10-23

of
The trimmings consist mostly embroidery
All
The Washington times., 1918-10-23
WAR WORK DRIVE NOV. 1.

NEW YORK. Oct. 23.-In spite Of
the influenza epidemic, the week of
November to is. originally set for
the united war work drive, will be
adhered to, according to an an
nouncement today by DR.. John r.
Mott, director general of the United
War Work Council. This decision
was reached after careful eonsidera-
ton and conferences with President
wilson and members Of the War De-
partment -
The Washington times., 1918-10-23
To- Work Well You Must
BE WE'LL
Wear a Hygienic
Memo Corset

The correct model, properly
worn, will cause you to
stand erectly and breathe
deeply. 1t viii give the
exact degree of support you
need to prevent strains and
injuries to delicate vital
organs. 1t will make you
comfortable and keep you
looking we'll.
The majority of stout women
find Memo Self-Reducing
Corsets most helpful, be-
cause they quickly and per-
manently drive away bur-
denSome excess flesh.
If support, rather than re-
dUction, is required, Memo
Wonderlift Corsets may be
better for you. They are
worn by women of every
type of figure.
Our corsetieres will gladly help
you select the correct
model. No extra charge for
fittings.
Sef-Redueing Corsets, $4.o0
up.
Wonderful Corsets, $500 up.
Third Floor, Lsnsburgh & Bro.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-22
MAMMOTH STORAGE HOUSE
FOR MERCHANDISE PLANNED
VIII Be Erected at Once by Ora u.
Cpp; 10 Re Largest In the
Southwest

The importance OF this city making
preparations 10 handle the business
which Will come TO II as a distributing
center and the plans which are being
. made for these preparations are Illus
trated In an announcement made yes
terday by Ora h. upp. formerly Of the
tipp Wholesale Grocery company who
In having plans drawn for the erection
OF the largest exclusive merchandise
storage house In tho entire southwest.
Plans are now being drawn. accord
ing to Mr.. upp. for n four story. con-
crete, brick and steel structure to
cover floor space of 225 by 40 feet
which Will give him a building OF I57.-
500 square feet OF floor space,
The building is 10 be erected on
trackaRe property owned by Mr.. Upp
on the Frisco tracks at an intersection
with Cheyenne. Work will begin on
the structure as soon as matcrln,-
which have been ordered begin to ar.
rive.
In discussing his plans for the
building, MIR. upp declared that he was
erecting this structure 60 furnish local
iobbers and merchants n storage room
for their overflow stocks.
"lf Tulsa is 10 attain It's place as the
distributing center of the state. we
must make plans 10 deserve his dis
tinction There In n demand In Tulsa
now for such building as am going
TO erect. and II I find that this build
ing does not relieve the conditions
which now exist / will build another
adjacent TO II OF equal size"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-22
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
MAKES GOOD RECORD
Tulsa Station Handles Half of
Entire Calls of State;
Cost Small.

The state employhcnt bureRu con
Quoted by the state department OF
labor NOT only proved OF great sorNfot
TO the industries OF the whole state
bu, particularly to those OF Tulsa dur
ing the year. just closed, ms Indicated
In tho annuaa report OF state Labor
Com m issloner w q. Ashton.
Statistics just given out by him
show that out OF 31,A3S calls for help
made to his department by state In
and other employers
Of labof is.s43. or more than half
came from Tulsa, and Of these callf
i4,109 were accommodated The
statement shows that three times as
many calls for assistance went to the
state employment bureau from this
city and three times as many were ac-
conlmodnted as went from the three
other cities combined where the state
maintains a labor employment officer
Oklahoma city MuskOgcc and Enid.
The value OF the new system OF the
state maintaining FIRE labor employ.
mcnt bureaus Is eloquenty NiudiCutcd
in the figures. showing that the mum b.
ber Of men given employment last
year was 40 per cent greater tirun the
number OF the preceding year. and
that the cost 10 the state per each per
son given work was only II cents,
comparison OF this record with
that OF other states providing public
employment offices shows that okla
homa's bureau was operated at far
less expense than any or the Others.
New fork's report showed that the
cost there per individul was yi2g, or
seven times the cost in oklahoma.
Labor Commissioner Ashton stated
while In the city that the employment
bureau would be of still greater service
and It's efficiency doubled II the state
would be more liberal In providing
funds for II. and he VIII throw his in
rluence In the next legislature to m
effort TO have that body be more lib
eral in its appropriations for the bu-
reau In the future MIR. Ashton hos
that he win not be can
didate for collection at the expiration
OF his present term.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-22
THE LAST
EXAMINATION OF
WARS DRAFT

Many a man has fallen down be-
cause a test of his water showed un-
mistakably that he had kidney dis
ease.
Theskidneys are the scaycngers and
they work day and night in scparat-
ing the poisons from the blood Their
signals ~ distress are easily recOg
nized and include such symptoms as
backache, deprcsslong, drowsiness. ir-
ritnbility, headaches. dizziness. rheu-
matte twinges dropsy, gout
"The very best way 10 rortorc the
Kidneys 10 theirG normal state Of
health and cure such symptoms" says
Or Pierce. OF TnvalidS Hotel. Buffa-
10, A. r. "is 70 drink plenty u water
and obtain from your f8yorite phar-
macy q small amount OF An-u-ric,
double strength. which is dispensed
by almost every druggist" You viii
find Anuric more potent than liti1ia
dssolvos uric acid as water does
sugar.
Send Dr. Pierce lOc for trlsl pkg
and ask FOR advice n there Ia need
Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-22
NEW SUPERINTENDENT OF
WATERWORkS ARRIVES
Holwny Eager Ia Enter Upon His
New Duties; Thinks Tuba
Wonderful City

Tulsa's new superintendent OF the
waierworks department. w. II. Hol-
way, has arrived and has assumed his
auties Yesterday Commissioner G. &.
Founkman of the water department
visited the city offices with the new
official and presented him to the
mayor and other members OF the city
government. Later he called on Sec
retary Douglas OF the chamber of
commerce. and Mr. Holwny was in
troduced 10 the office force OF that
organization.
9iolway lost no time In shucking
his allegiance to his former home and
promptly registered as citizen OF
Tulsa when he engaged rooms at
Hotel Tulsa, where he Is temporarily
Sopping.
Delighted--looks like n wonderful
towp 10 me-" ne said, when asked his
IMPRESSIONS of his new home.
Holway comes 20 his duties here
with high recommendation He
graduated from the assachusetts
school OF Technology and later was
connected with the waterworks de
partment OF Providence, II. l.. city
OF nearly half million population.
lie Is an expert chemist and promises
10 see 10 II that Tulsa's water service
will be kept 10 n high standard and
improved For several years past he
has been sanitary engineer OF Al
lance, Ohio. his former home,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-22
GERMANS EAGER TO
BECOME REGISTERED
Apply in Advance for Inform
alton Concerning Workings
of Alien Enemy Act.

Although the registration OF Ger
mans under the allen enemies procla-
mntions does not begin until February
chief OF Police H. l.. I.ucas, who has
been named registrar for Tulsa, has
received many requests from Germans
TOR information. Two appeared at his
office yesterday and also at the office
~ G. A. Mcdonald. superintendent OF
The bureau OF Identification, who wllf'
conduct the registration. Chief Lucas
stated that he had had no less than
five telephone calls at his home from
uquirers. The Indications are that the
most OF those coming under the act
win register promptly.
A point was raised yesterday which
emphasizes one OF the provisions OF the
law! German who had taken out
his first papers in 1910 was unable to
get MS last papers early this year be-
cause OF the Illness OF the presiding
Judge. Before the Judge returned to
the bench war was declared This man,
although. declaring himself 10 be n
loyal American, was unable to get his
ilHsI papers as a result lie must now
register, for the law does not excuse
nose who have taken out their first
l'pers y The act applies TO all males
lN years old or over that age, who
are not naturalzed
Another man to appear Yesterday
'rouEht his photograph The law re
NHires that four unmounted photos not
larger tan 3N3 inches must be fur
u0shcd. MIR Mcdonald states no vim
take the pictures Of the applicants nt
NIs office.
The period for filing affldav,,s
STARTS February 4 and will continue
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-22

l1-2tii after a temporary shut down
for fuel, A car OF fuel oil obtatRed
from chanute Ia on the, tracks uear the
vol and two more are ordered. There
IN nothing 10 hinder drilling from now
on except Ne ordinary drilling trau.
bles. for ter IN plentiful and the
pipes have Neen buried.
MORRIS Terrai n Dickson have
10-barrel well after shot on No. 4 on
the Is. Eubank farm In the center OF
the west line OF the northwest OF the
northeast OF 17-is-i4 at a depth OF
! ,zb0 feet.
COAL CoUNTY--Ths Barbrook OIL
a Gas Co. has a rig up and 10 moving
In tools In the southeast corner OF
2s-2n-se. II IL TO be drilled on geo.
logical dope.
GUTHRIE~The Swastika oil COM
pany In shut down for water at ibo
feet In the test on the Kentyiton farm
In 7-14-ie.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-22
Tank Cars
FOR SALE

so tank cars, 5000 gallons capacity;
3 years old but in good serviceable
condition. Complete with coils. De-
livery right after February /. Price
$3.50 each.
10 tank cars, 5000 gallons capaci-
ty; 5 years old but have Just been
overhauled by the factory that made
them, coming out like new. Immedi-
ate delivery. Price $3,7OO each.
80 tank cars, 5000 gallons capacity;
new, with all modern improvements.
Delivery March l. Price SO, 700 each.
100 tank cars, 10000 gallons capaci-
ty; new 100 M trucks; all steel; all
improvements; delivery June l. Price
$4,000 each.
Terms on above 5000 per car at
time order is placed Balance paya-
bic on delivery of cars.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-22

hole at 9,4oo feet in It's No / Taylor
farm In b-is-5.
OkFUSkEE---Rapp and associates =
are still shut down AT l,760 feet on
the l1gyis In the northwest corner OF
tho Northwest Of S0-la-tl
In the northeast corner OF the
southeast OF the northwest OF 12-
la-I klmbley and associates have a
rig up for Corbray No. /.
DiH enson and others No. 4 on the
larney firm In the southwest cor.
NOR OF the southeast OF 2-is-il IL
stlll shut down at 2.470 feet
CHANDLER --- The postoak OIL
company In shut down nj $500 feet In
the test on The Brown farm In g5.fS-2.
The State Center Oh , company
spudded In and then ahut down tho
tost In the center Of the southeast
quarter-of 29-13-l.
1RAN--The w. A. w. Krebba and
others test In the southwest oprner Of
the southeast OF the northwest OF
S1-1Atib In dry and abandoned NJ
2,isb feet.
MOItRIsON--The Fortuna on COM
pany has rig UP on the Miller farm
In the center OF the south line of the
southeast OF the northwest OF az
ease.
The snme company No. 1 on the
ArFetitn farm In the northwest corner
OF the southwest OF the southwest OF
fZB-se Ia drillinH>at f,120 feet.
The Same .cpmpany No on the
Nlller farm In the northwest of the
southwest OF 33-23-se s shut down,
AT l,S00 feet. Miller No. 4 IN the
southwest OF the southwest OF the
feotlon In SHIT down at i.sa0 feet.
CUIcLsEN- Western Deyelop.
ment company mas 6-barrei well In
No, on the I.eola Tweedy farm In
22,2t-1s.
In tho northwest qtrarter OF 1874
IL The Dallas OH company Nos.
and 10 on the Jas, A. Palmour farm
are completed and showing for small
wells,
The Chelsea on company has a g.
barrel we'll In the test on the ID. e.
Palmour farm In the southwest quar-
ter OF the northeast quarter OF IL
2i-17.
GREENWOOD COUNTY, KAN
A. Heckenkemper and associates have
started drilling on the test In the
southwest corner OF the northeast OF