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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-17
SANTIAGO UNDAMEO
EN- pODER De D
CHAVESTAS
Dicha ciudad sufrio eI
rigor de las hordaS del
"AtiIa del Ba;io"
Pr Corrco. pc-c Ii PREESi"

a. V'''' p'"e -
NORELIA. Michoacin. C d agos-
to.-U3& de las nurlerosaS H2T,:das
que desde kace a!guaos d:as SC ha-
Ian en- las innediaciones Ge csJa
plaza sin que las fue-zas del gobi"r-
no h&yan poGiJo batiries. puts pare
&c que para clio Sc esperan cieEcn-
tos cue aun no lleGan, io.no aver IL
pcblacioH dc Santiago UnGareo. ST.
tuada q catorce Kilometres dc csta
capital sobre IA via que une Iruapan
con esta ciud2d.
SGoieQr5a loco Ell concrete.
les rebeldes chavistas. c9mO 10 han
h2chc = S:guen kacierdo en- todos
los 2uEtoS qIe tonlaE, Ell ia rafer'Ge
plaza saQuearoA todas les casaa dc
concrete. hahiendose registraao mu-
chcs a~se3inatcs de personals indefen-
sas, pues les rebcldes cntraccn dispa-
raHGo sus arrlas a derecha e izquieT-
da sin yer siqGiera a donde tiraban.
Los solGados cue estaban &c guar
nicion en- Santiago no llegaban a cir
cuerta, a pesar de que desde hace al
gunos dias que los rehaldes habian
sido vistos en- las ccrcanias de la pc
biacion. : cuando Sc Gieron cuenta dc
que ell grupo rebe!de que Sc acercaba
q la ciudad era muy superior a elloS
en- n4mero, Sc pusieror en- saivo por
la parte opuesta Gel pueblo. dejando
este : r:erccd de las hordas.
Sc calrno la GidrmG en- MGrei:G.
Con las mediGas dictedas por 81
iefe &c las arrnas, de estar las fuer-
zas &c "a guarnicion liStas para cual-
ouier eventualidad, Ia Jranqui!idad
vuelve paulseinamente a tcdos los
animos Y los sarvicios pu5licos en-
piezan 2 reanudsrse, exccpto ell de
luz. La ~poblaci5n Sc We ~alumbrada
debiimerte por aigunos cuantos faro
les de los que Sc usaro hace treinta
aiios, pues los desperfectos que los
rebeldes o~casionaron en- Ia planta de
luz necesitan dc serias Tepareciores
oue, segun Ia opinion de los peritos
en- Ia materia, no sc puedsn nacer 81
no per medic de pleas &c refacci6n
que tienen cue ser traidas de Mex
CO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-17
NERODEADOREs QUE HUYEN

Aver en- Ia m~adrugada, POGO anses
de "a una, Sc recibieron Ell Ia estaci"n
central ce polic:a avisos De qIe po-
la cr2Gra nimcro 500 Ge "a Gale Vi
liita anGaba un indiviGuo ~s)spachoso.
Sc mand0 al teniente Cussak a bus
car al m~erodeadoc pero II Sc PuGc
car con 81 pues al darse cuenta de
la ProN:naacion :iel agcnte Sc encami-
no ilacia cl rio Ell donda sc perdio
su hvella.
Tambien los vecinos de ia casa
numero S25 de Ia aveniGa B. Sc que
jaron IA Ia policia de que por 81 rum
90 arGaba UT indiyiduo &c ansla Gu
taG:iYa asonandoac 7 as vsltala5 Ge
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-17
NJ UN SESI0 CARIZ
LOS MOTIVES EN- LAS
PROVINCEAS

DEL Sc---c.o Es7-eiE! d. ~ P7EES+
MADRID. Agcsco l5-Telegramas
v-ocedeaccs De direrSas pro'7nc;2S
-eci0;dos 81 esca capital, clcen que
los motiass po- = hamb-e estal 20
nanGo III carr 2!arma1t" tieren una
:er.a apari@ncia revo,uc;0na-la. CO.
no naSta aho.a 10 Sc na5ia vi5to ell
el pals E7 las oc&SicAes 2reced"Et@F,
IL ac!eacioa Dc las masas Sc h12ia
mos1-aGo soiarcntc cont-2 a "utr-
ridades locales m:entrss cue On Is
act.alss distu-oios, las m~ucheauT'-
b-eS han mossrado c.a-cmerte - i'S-
Gusto contra Ell gob:errO genera. :,
aan hasta contra n d;aa.t;a.
Los nitiaes nan c~oatiaCaco ,e.'-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-17
EXECUTIVE Y FL
CONG. De HIDALGO
EN- PUGNA
Nicolas Flores, ei gobr.
Sc MEGA a ~promulsar
una Constitution
Dor Cory.a. aeya .'..A pPFVSl-

| Por Cora. neya - ~pPE'iS.I-
PACHUCA. 10 de agosto.-Las re-
l~aciones entire los poderes Executive
y Judicial dc csta entidad federativa.
siguen rotas en- virtud de IL actitud
asumida por Ell Gobernador del Esta-
do. Oral. Nicolas Flores. al neGarse
abiertamente a promulgar ia Consti-
tuci0n del Estado.
Sc espera que en- cl periodo de Sc
siones que Sc inaugurara durante el
pr0Sinao mes de s~cptiembre. sc regis
traran en- la Camara discusiones que
seran iHueresantes, va Que 81 Eje-
! cutivo ha declaraGo cue IN orador Sc
encargara de If al ~recinto del Congre-
so a demostrar a los diputadcs Que
en- materia de iegislacion TO saben
una palabra.
Entreyistado cl niencicnado militar
Dor un representative de la prensa De
Mexico sobre lss motives que t!ene
para no promulgar la Constitution
del Estado, declare que no la pTonul-
Sc nj la aprueba, porque las refer
mas que le hizo el Congress- local
estan en- alberta pugna con Ia OPT
MON publica V muy iejos de satisfa-
Ger los anheloS populares.
Sc jormcn dos particles.
Con motive de esta pugna entire lo5
| referi6cs poderes. en- 81 Estado Sc
han tornado dos partidos entire los
roliticos: uno que esta en- favor del
Executive Y aprueba 81 actitud y
otro uue corcede Ia raz6n a los d.
putados Y afirnla que Ell GobernaGor
no es Ell llamado q enrlendar los erro-
res del cuerpo Legislative, sino Ia
opinion publica.
Los que defender al Ejecutivo de-
claran por su parte que las refor-
mas que les diputaGos hicieron en- Ia
Constitution local estan en- oposi-
cion con muchos articulos de Ia Cons
]tituci0n de Quc-etaro, y cue. en- tai
concepUo, 81 Ejecutivo sc cine a las
layes al reS2rse 4 proHulgaria.
I'm Conversations particulars es
duramente c";t:cado el G~oberrador
Flores por los diputados, y estos han
sido amenazados pOr los elementos
cue estan cercs de aquel, por 10 cue
Sc teme que eli mejor dia sc registre
algun suceso dcsagradable.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-17
Fl trafico la disninuido.

Los expenditures yucatecos dc ner-
cancias en- Ia region, han suspended
n?uchos envios de im~portancia que te-
riGa pcadientes. Ell espera dc que las
tarifas de los ferrocarriles vue!van q
ser las anteriores. pero este significa
PEI ellos una buena utiliGad pe-dida o
recuperada, Y con tai motive ell trait
co ha GiSminuido no5abler:ente Ell e.
Estado. ' cada dia ira a nlerc 81 81
Gooicrno 10 pone IN pronto remedio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-17

Asi mismo, Ia Casa de Gambia MONTERREY" po-
ne Ell conociGaiento dc todos los MeXcanos que deseen
regresar q Mexico que. en- virtud de que las Companies
FerrocarrileraS va no aduiten Benches y por 10 nllsnao
va no tenen nuestros compatriotas la facilidad de hacer
economics Ell sus Passjes; esta Casa, teniendo a Ia vista
su principal objeto. que es ell de servlr a los meX1caIlos,
ha e~stablecido TN servicio conodo y SECURE de Automo-
yiles entire esta ciudad Y Laredo, Texas, saiendo un au-
tom6vil cada tres horas, en- la consideration de que todos
los ~autom6vles que salen de esta Casa tienen una flanza
de diez mil pesos para responder cuaiquler contlngencla'
hacienda igual seryicio de Laredo, Texas, a esta cludad,
siendo ell costo del pasaje tres pesos clncuenta centaFos
$3.50, r%ecogendo los pasajeros a domlclllo. i
Tenemos Ell gustC de comunicar a nuestra clientele
que hemos instalado en- nuestra sucursal NO. l, sltuada
en- los baios de Grand Central Hotel, 14l0 W. Commerce
St, I'm depactamento especial que Sc encargara De Ia re-
mission de bultos a todas parties de Ia Republica MeXlcana.
La remission sera hecna con toda rapldez, pues he
mos implantadv IN SISTEMA DE REMISSION SENC4LLO
Y BREVE q la vez que SECURE. No olviden QUE acep-
tamos bultos por GRANDES que SEAN, a ~CUALQUlER
poblacion de Mexico. |
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-17

La Casa de Gambia MONTERREY, Ia mas conocida la de Iaas conGanza de
todos los mexcanos residences Ell ls Esado Undos por VI honradez Y efcaca en-
tdas ss operacones Do medic de las pesentes ineas, hace saber = todos sus ellen
ties en particularly n general a los mexca nose ue N su aan de dar achdade y Sc
guridades a todas las personals que desean mandar dineco q Mexico y evtarles 81 pa
curales ell cast todas las pobacones de aguna inporencia lie Ia ReplhHca MeXl
ma Y DMncipalneme en- los Estados de Guanajuato, Jahsco, MNhoacan, Lacate
cas- San Luis PotGi; habendo clebrado, all iSno tempo, iberaes arpgos ION la
acrednada casa ancaria "Laceud and Son paa gnar contra las sucursales cue
ella tmne en Mexico cuando ell case 10 reQuiHa.
Va 10 saben. Mexcanos la Casa de Canbio MONTEREY" II o omece so 10
oe puede curpIr, fuera paIabras Y vengan los hechos poIuTOs que Juttlcan que
es la mas antigua. pmsi enec uaro anos de serHr los iteresesn eHlcanos SIN qUe
en TODD ee tempo hayamos teido nngu IA reclamation : prueba IL confanzaq que
nos ten tma la colonia mexicaaa,e s ell hecho de que diaranenter ecibinos vemte
o treinta "reminiscences de dneo para que 10 Stueros Ell Mexico Y aderas ell hecho
de ue inuediaamente m2nismos recbo Dc 10 que Sc nos envia y a la mayor breve-
dad possible. nunca mas de 20 dMs les mandamos 81 rebo lie la persona a
quen Sc envi6 ell dinero
No nay pr que oIidar a Ia Casa de Gamble MONTERREY" porque garantF
"a todas ss operaconas Y Nernca todOs Sus pages mas pro1to que nlnguna oTa
casa Ell Eoaeda ORC c plata mexcana moNcda americana porl medic de cheques
? Ia vista o por TELEGRAPH cuando aI 10 soHcue FL lteresado. - por dtmo, poque pa
g2 los meiows precios en- plata, IN ORC aconal Mezlcano Y en- BlHetes de los Ban
cos Naconal Gle Mexico ' Londres Y Mexico.
EGribanos antes de mandar SUI dinerc a Mexico, n Ia segurdad de que lie da-
mos mas arato, proporrionandoe toda clase de nforneS u I'd. neceSte, ash 90
mo los lugapsd onde tenemos estabIeidas EueTrasJ sucursaeS J los rombres lie las
Der.onas encargadas de hacer los pages
NUESTRO LENA: HONRADEL, PRONTITUD, BARATURA.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-17
La EX-ZARINA DA LAS GRACIAS
AL RET ALFONSO
:, -, Es,r..i =. 81 pRENsA."

%! sc-c,e;o Esoce,a! G. Ia PRENSA."
MADRID. .Agosto 16.-Un despa-
emo de San Sebastian Dice Que e.
Fey Alfonso 1ec:bio TT Cs!egrama &c
II ex-Cza-ira de Russia. dardole las
eracias por syEs c~sfuerzos para obte'
-cr 81 tras;ado a Sueio espanoi. II
inensaie viere cor condUcto de Ia re-
"a dc Suecia = el rey Gustavo lie es-
pres5 Ia csperanza &c qu> los e5fuer-
90 del nonarc2 espanol t2Tieran
6yito
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-17
RIN.A T MUJERES

e detective G. Aware. al scrTi-
Go del Estado, alrest6 aver i dos ml-
ieres cue riheron en- Ia caadra III
nero goo de Ia Gale Sur Santa Rosa,
Arbas deteridas fueroa consignsGas
al depa-tanento de ~clin;ca-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-17
Han dupiicsdo les tarifas.

Una de las mcGidas puestas ea prac
lea por las perscnas rereridas, M ST.
10 Ia de duplicar las tarifas Y ps-
safes. para aumentar co1siderlbiemen
te los suicides a los directories Re los
f~errocarTiles y altos enpleados de los
misnos cor 10 que sc ha perjunicedo
directanente al concrete y a los pay
ticuiares.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-17

brand2se en- vsrias parties del pals :
segin So sabc. Sc han adoptado en-
a.!cz resoIuc.oaes por lbs cuales Sc a
cuc-da peGi- al gob;srno QUE tome
una acc.6n Immediate para ret2cir ct
costo de "a v!de.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-17

Ia casa, aparantemente con i~ntenclo-
mes de cor?cter IN robo. De Ia sub
estacion de poiicia numero seI;. Sc
envi6 un agente para nersegulr a!
sospschoso cue, 10 mi<.2o C1c e! an
carior, losro e3cap2r.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-17

Pc. Currpc, yzga IA
MENIC0. S de Agosto.-Una per
ute ACADIA de l,egar a esta ca2!-
ta!. p7ocedentc de ia dol Estado de
Yuratan. informa que las personals
cue .:enen 4 81 cargo los Ferrocarri-
les Jnidos dc Yucatan. han Negaao q
estabiecer in monopolio en- toua reg!a
dc los ~rcfe-iTos ferrocarr!!cs . per
iuicio directo de codos los coEerclaN-
les dc! E.stado : hasa &C las InGus-
trias ate lie han G1do vida hroPia /"
Yrca,an nor muchos amos.
Ne tieneR en- Cue"ta las
6:soG-;2icres oficiaies.
Rcfiere eSs persona. cue et grUpo
naneiador de los refer!dos :~e-r1:arr'-
les no tiene Ell c2c2ta para nada las
d;sposic;oncs cue c! ma,e-.a feTToca-
rrilcca dicta el gobicrno del Centre,
oues fa declarado los ferrccarrl!e& DE-
Nucatan una e-nprcss Instantaneous
distanciada de IL Secreta?a De &C.
r~unicaciones y Obras F4bi:cas.
Las Quejas quc cl cob:erno Ia reS.-
dido con este motive, nan sido hume
rosas Dues los referidos m~onopoliza-
dores. Dor beneficiar q III grupo dc
u amigos han p~er;uGicado Y slguen
perjudicando a los concentrates no So
10 de Yucacan, sino tsTlhien de los
E;stados de CniapaS y Tabasco. qule-
mes tierea qae sufrir las ~conSecuc7-
cias de los mancios financicros men
c;cnados.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-17
flay sindicatcs d:rectorcs.

Las personals ~intcgrantcs de- 2rG-
DO rate7ido. no ob,En de 81 acuerdo
~.propio. s:Eo cue. segun los datos que
! sobre 81 particular Sc ~tienen, eStan ma
| neiados Dor fucrtes sicdicatos de! Es-
tado &c Tucacan. Y sen estos los que
obran directamentc sobre las f!nan-
| zas ferrccarrileras. en- beneficio pro-
! pic = contra los ;nterescs dc las ma
yor;az.
Ina disposition burlad2.
| Cua1Ge los directories de los rope
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-30

ernment will gather. for the purpose
OF organizing this portion OF the
country into a regional district, the
purpose of which will be to secure
from the government tbs districts s
quota OF government enterprises and
Industries.
VIII Present Data.
At that conference Tulsa will be
represented by the secretary OF the
Chamber of Comerce, and as a part
OF the data which the secretary will
present TO assist in bringing to Tul-
sa some Of these wartime industries
viii be a book containing 17S pages
filled with facts and figures show
Ing the things this city is now doing
to aid in winning the war in a COM
mercial way. In this book, prepared
by the Cha mber OF Commerce, is a
survey of the Industrial plants of tho
city, and II is from this survey that
the evidence of Tulsa's claim as the
oil capital of the world is taken.
According to the survey made by
the secretary OF the Chamber of
Commerce, there are between TWEEN
ty-five and thirty oil refineries with
offices and plants located in this
city. In a detailed report made by
each OF these concerns, one is en-
dbled to gather the information that
at the present, there is invested in
oil refinerits, 1904, ,797S76. In other
words. the investment made by men
who are living in Tulsa in plants en-
gagged in refining oil represents a
per capita Investment for every man,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-30

woman and child In the United
States OF approximately So.
That the investment made by
these Tulsans. who have faith in
their business and the community
general Is a paying one, one finds
evidence in the secretary,s survey
when 1t is disclosed that The annual
business OF these concerns during
the year is estimated at S262 S42,-
$50 or, as means Of comparison,
approximately 81 80 for every man,
woman and child in the United
States.
Have World Market.
This business however. is handled
TO no small extent through agencies
scattered throughout the United
States and other parts OF the world
Many OF the reports returned to the
secretary on the blank space left for
the purpose OF listing market sim
ply supplied the words-"The
World" or wherever they use oil -
While Tulsa cannot lay claim to
the receipt OF all OF this transaction
through its banks and agencies, II
can lay claim to pay roll OF oil IN
dustries which Is. perhaps. without
an equal In the entire world. The
average monthly pay roll OF the con-
Germs listed, as shown by the report
IL s1,0l0,094 The significant fact
OF this report Is that for the greater
part, the money is received by
skilled employees, owners OF their
own homes, and in places as invest
ments by the men and women re-
ceiving 1t from the employers.
This means that on the basis OF
thirty days to a month with refin-
cries working full time, Tulsa's pay
roll in this, industry alone is more
than S2.S40 minute.
Another feature brought out by
the survey is the fact that there are
enough men engaged in this industry
alone, taking as n basis the accepted
estimate OF five persons. to family,
to maintain city of more than sew
enty thousand inhabitants This is
exclusive of all ether lines OF enter
prise and does not include skilled
and unskilled workers In all other
lines and vocations in the city.
1t is such facts and figures as these
that Secretary Douglas will present
in an effort to have Tulsa designat-
ed as the logical place for the estab-
llshment OF government factories or
industries.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-30
Ell PASO WOMAN
HAD SUF Erred
THIRTY YEARS
Gained 25 Pounds and Has
Improved Wonderfully
Is II Years of Age

'I feel better than have In years
and have actually gained more than
twenty-five pounds since ! began
taking Tanlac," said Mrs. Juan Flat.
seventy one years of age, residing at
1T Hadlock street, Ell Paso, Texas,
recently.
For thirty years" she continued,
''my stomach was in a very bad
shape My appetite left me entirely
and the little l forced myself to eat
filled me with gas which affected
my heart so I could hardly breathe
and panied me so at times / would
almost faint Then, too, for the past
few years l have been bothered with
my kidneys and some rheumatism,
and my troubles all together just
about got the best of me. My back
and right side hurt me so bad at
times 1 could hardly help screaming
with pain. have suffered with con-
stipation and headaches nearly all
my life and 1 had gotten very ner-
vous. l don't reckon anybody was
ever in much worse fix than was
and | spent a small fortune without
getting more than a little passing re-
lief.
when / began taxing Tanlac, /
was flat on my back in bed and had
spent most OF the six months before
that in bed. l had read about Tan
lac but paid little attention to 1t until
a friend begged me to try it and the
results have been nothing less than
wonderful. I'm now on my fourth
bottle and eat anything want, even
fresh meats, and take sugar in my
coffee, something / couldn't do be-
fore in years. ! have been relieved
of constipation and headaches, the
pains are almost gone out OF my
back and side and l sleep all night
like a child. Yes, have good rea-
sons for, praising Tanlac and l ex-
pect to-teep on telling about it."
Tanlac is sold in Tulsa by RoY
Getman's Rexall Drug store. the
Quaker Drug company and leading
druggists and dealers everywhere.-
Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-30
RIGHT OF SUFFRAGE IS
DEMANDED BY JAPANESE
Advanced Nipponesc Do Not Believe
Affairs Of Government Are
Carried on Correctly.

NAGOYA, Japan. June 29.-Dc-
mands that the right to vote he ex
tended in Japan in consonance with
the progress of the age were adopted
at a meeting recently OF the consti-
tutional or opposition party. Some
1000 members representing eleven
provinces were present, and Niscount
Kato, formerly foreign minister, the
president of the party. presided. The
franchise demand is of interest be-
cause only a small proportion or
Japan's male population has, at pre-
sent. the right to vote.
The resolution also declared that
Japan's diplomacy should be re-
formed, particularly with regard 70
China. that in view of the war, naval
armaments should be replenished.
that national finance and economies
be strengthened. that educational In
stitutions be increased and improved
and that the circulation of money
and the prices of commodities should
be regulated.
A manifesto was adopted insist
irg that in face OF the grave inter-
national situation produced by the
war. the collapse of Russia and the
domestic commotion in China, Japan
has no fixed policy and alleging that
the present government enjoys
neither prestige among the powers
nor confidence among the japanese
themselves.
The manifesto continued: "Under
these circumstances, 1t Is no wonder
that Japan's diplomacy Is feebly con-
Quoted. her national defense pro-
gram not properly formulated, her
finances unadjusted, the people
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-30
FIGURES TO PROVE
TULSA OIL CAPITAL
Conference of Ffnanciers and Other
Governmental Representatives
at Kansas City Tomorrow,
MAY GET WAR INDUSTRIES
secretary of Chamber OF Commerce
10 Present Claim OF City to
Recognition.

Tulsans, Oklahomans and, In fact.
everyone in the United States who
has followed the wonderful growth
OF this city since the first barrel of
oil vas sold to a refinery in this sec
ton Of the state has realized that oil
plays the major part in this devel-
opment Few, however, have taken
time to gather on paper the exact
figures which Illustrate as no other
means can, the data which shows to
wnlt extent the manufacture OF oil
products are responsible for Tulsa $
growth.
A. conference TO be held tomor-
row In Kansas City, financiers, bust
ness men, manufacturers and repre-
sentauves OF the United States gov
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-30
RED CROSS NEEDS WORKERS
Appeals 10 Tulsa Women TO Lend
Aid TO Getting Out Orders,

On account of the great number OF
orders for work by the Red Cross,
those faithful to the cause have had
more than they can do, according to
statements by those in charge OF the
Tulsa chapters work. Women OF
Tulsa have, so far. responded liber-
ally with their time and energy. but
during the hot weather, II hasc been
hard to get enough at any one time
to get out the vast amount of work
properly.
The Red Cross is appealing for
more workers and wants all the time
possible for one to give. The neces-
sity for the work is urgent. say the
leaders, on account of the number Of
our boys being wounded every day
in France. orders are coming In
for great amounts OF equipment and
the Red Cross wishes to impress on
the minds of Tulsa women the abso-
lutte necessity for aiding In their
work. 1t may be, according to them
the means of saving hundreds of
American lives that might otherwise
be sacrificed on the fields of battle
Just for lack of a few necessities at
the right moment.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-30
Safe Deposit Valuables
Protected by System

In modern safe deposit service SYSTEM
has superseded BRAWN.
In former days when you visited a safe
deposit vault you were, usually, met by
big, robust fellow who made you feel that
your stay in the vault depended on his ap-
praisement of your character.
Experience has taught that there is not
near the same amount of safety in
Drawn as there is in brains.
In the modern system of safe deposit
service rendered at this bank, a record is
kept of the signature of each visitor. The
day, hour and minute of each visit is re-
corded Then, to double the safety fea-
ture, each box holder has pass word"
This pass word is only known to the box
holder and the attendant.
Such protection costs but $3.50toS4O
yearly, dependent on the size of the box
required.
The Exchange National Bank
"oklahoma'st Largest Bank"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-30

rights cramped and her social life
not on a sound basis We are deter
mined to do our best to secure q
change of the present cabinet so that
the state administration may be con-
Quoted on the basis Of sound public
opinion"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-30
Fort,fications Bill Passed

WASHINGTON. June 29.--With-
out roll call or dissenting vote and
with but twenty minutes discussion
the senate late today passed and sent
to conference the S5,40S. 1000, 900
Notifications bill. which provides for
enormous increase in ordnance man
ufacture.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-30
Hun Writer Gets Ten Yenra.

KANSAS CITY, June 29.-Jacob
Frohwerk, former editorial writer
for the Missouri StGats Zeitung. a
German language newspaper, found
guilty by jury last night OF violat-
ing the espionage act, today was SEN
fenced to ten years Imprisonment