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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-20
OTR0 FELICISTA
APREHENDIDO
EN- MEXICO
Especial para La Prensa".

Especial para La Prensa'.
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Noviembre
19.-Ha sido detenido cl licenc;ado
Manuel Escudero, baio el cargo de
estar en- connivencia con los revolu-
cicnarios que operan en- Ell Estado de
Neracruz V ser uno de sus agentes en-
csta capital.
La acusacion contra e. licenciado
Escudero Sc basa en- que e! referido
abogado recihio de FeracruZ IN giro
bancaric por valor de varies cientos
de pesos orc nacional, giro que en-
opinion de las autoridades carrancs-
tas fue enviado por el general ey-
federal Roberto Ceiudo. quien es uno
dc los varios iefes felicistas que ope-
ran en- cl Estado de Veracruz con-
ira las fuerzas del gobierno actual.
Las mismas autordades hicieron sa-
Der al licenciado Escudero. que elias
suponian que el giro debi0 habersele
enviado para que r%ealizara a!guna
comision del referido general Cejudo,
V cue esta corision "podria ser Ia
de comprar elementcs de guerra para
los rebeldes'.
FL acusado protest0 contra 81 de-
tencion, rechazando los cargos que Sc
le hacen. expresando que no es agcn-
te de los revolucionarios ~veracruza-
nos. nj menos sc ocupa or proporcio-
nar:es elemerto: de guerra.
Segun Sc asegura, el va!or cue Sc
lie remitia al licenciado Escudero, CO.
rresponde a n deuda que cl general
Cejudo tiene pcrdiente con 81 haze
mas de cuatro amos.
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Y eli pueblo $780,?

Tai fue Ia pregunta cue n;cimoS a
2uestro entrevistado. el cual hubo dc
ccrtestarnos: el pueblo. TODD cntero,
cansado tambien de los atropelios,
desesperan2ado de cue lc cumplan
las promesas cue lie hidieron. Sc
rluestra francamente contraro a. 60
bierno federal Y diSpuesto a s~osteaer
en- su actitud a las autoriiades del
Estado.
Al grade de que en- algunos !uga-
res. Sc han celehrado juntas de veci-
nos prominentes. en- las que Sc ha a
corGado armarse. para defender al
gobierno local contra Ia intromision
del centric. c~cmbatiendo 81 eS nece-
sario. contra las tropas carrancis-
saS.
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UNCLE MAN. Dept. =
6l5 y. Clark ST. Chicago, III
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-20

NO DESTRUYA Los DISCoS VIEJoS.
tSta es Ia ultima irvcncion- precisa-r.nte
10 cue I'd. necesita y ha procurado oSIcTer.
aho-a, poseyenco este aparato, podri I'd.
tocar los discos que :ba a tirar por irscc-
vio!ss y QUO no podia vendcr i ninsun PFC
Gle, pues este rcproductor hafc que el So
n:ec de los diScos Antiques sea tan sonoro y
eia-n como los nuevos. I'd. quedara .dmira-
10 y aftamcnte satisfccho al a6auirzr este
magIlfIco Instruments. cue l. akorrari hien
dinero. lie recomendam mos adGGic:a nnc des-
&c meyc, pues podra toear toda ciase de dis
COS. Su construction es mny fue-te. pos IN
que lie dErar5 mucho TEMP eli bue5 estaGO.
Aprovecke Ia oportunidad } Didale hoy mis-
mo. plies no encon:rara nada mas aprop0si-
to para su fon5grafo. PrucbeIo y quedar:.
satisferho. NanGe giro postal acompanaio de
su noUbre y direction correctps y I yuclta
de correo recibiri eI aparato. Escriba 4 u
siguisnfc direction:
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mas O en- menos. por MIL PESOS
O. O00). es decir: por cada mil pie
zas (l.000) de a un peso, o por dos
mil pleas (2.o00) de a cincuenta-
vos. o por cinco mil picZas t5.000l
de a veinte centavos. 0 por diez mi!
pleas 100000 de a diez centavos.
Esta t~olerancia solo Sc 2sara en- ca
so indispensable, V unicamente para
81 10 por ciento de las pesadas que
correspondent a libranza. debien-
DO consignarse en- la ~contabilidad ell
SeSo elective que tenga dicha Ii
branza.
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Uno de nueStros reporters, tuvo
OCCASION, Ia noche de aver, De celebrar
n breve entrev sta con un comer-
ciante glanajuatense que en vlaIe de
negocios vine . Estados UnidoS, Y
que ~regreSara en- brcve . ia ciudad
de Silao, de doHGe proce4e.
~lnterrogado por Rosotros acerc2
de Ia trascendencia ' Specification
del actual conflico entire aqueUa en-
tid2d : los podereS ~ieder2les. nues-
tro e~rtrevistaGo, su~plicandoncs solo
u no hic;eramoS pGb.Ico ST nombre,
nos manifesto 10 Siguicnte:
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Tran5itonos.

Tran5itorios.
ART. 1o.-Queda en- vigor Ia ley
del regimen monetario de % de Mar
20 dc 1905, con sus adicioncs Y re-
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La acsitud del gobierno local

CompletameHtc unldoS todo5 10
poderss dc! ESt&do. las a~utoridades
todas. han resueito no permitir dc
ninguna manera IL intromiSion del
poder federal en- las cosaS intimas
del Estado de Guanajuato. QIe. por
SUI riqueza. ha sufrido G~epredacio-
mes V atrope,loS sin cueata del ca
rrancismo. coSa que no esta va dis
pUesto a soportar.
Las reformas = ia Constitution del
Estado. que motivaron una protes-
ia contra nuestra le%iSlat1ra. bajo
el pretexto de cue ibar en- contra de
Ia ley de Quer5taro. eStan inSpiradas
en- la Constitution de 81 7 tienen pOr
obieto defender \! EStado de IL in
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Podcr ilbera.orio rest:insido.

ART. 6.-Todo habitantc de la
Republica tiene el derecho de pre-
sentar la moneda fr~acionaria de pla-
IL establecida en- cl Art. So. de esta
ley Y las oficinas que designe Ia Sc
cretaria de Hacienda V Credito Pr
blico, para obtener en- cambio none
das de orc. siempre que sc solicite
dicho cambio en- cantidades de $4,000
0 mas.
ART. 7o.-Todas las monedas
creadas por la ~presente ley, son de
poder liberatorio RESTRINGIDO Y
su admission solo es obligatoria en-
un mismo page. en- cantidad no mayor
de 5000
ART. So.-Todas las monedas
creadas por Ia prescnte ley seran re-
cibidas por el Estado en- pago de i'm
puestos, derechos, Servicios, etc, en-
c~antidades ilimitadas Y 4 Ia par con
ell orc.
Sc castigara a quien cxporte O refun-
da las monedas.
ART. 9o.-QueGa absoiutamente
prohibida IA exportaci6n Y Ia refun-
dicion de Ia antigua moneda fracclo-
maria so pena de decomiso de las
monedas Que Embellishments Sc
&rate de exportar o hayan sido re-
fundidas. Tai pena sera lmpuesta
por la autoridad judicial ~co-respon-
dientc, previa la consignacion que lie
hagan los ~enpieados fiscales. qule-
mes a~seguraran en- TODD case las mo-
nedas. obieto de la e~Xportaclon 0
refundici6n. Cuando tai e~Xportacion
Sc hubiere consumado frauda!enta-
mente. el hecho Sc conSiderara como
delito de c~ontrahando, Y sera castl-
eado cor Ia imposition de una multa
isual al inporte de la cantidad en-
portada, V en- case dc lnsolTencla, con
arresto de treinta dias q I'm ano, a
iuicio del juez. Igual pena Sc apl-
cara cuando Ia moneda refundlda Va
no estuviesc en- poder del response
bic. Los denunciantes de los frau
dcs a que Sc refiere Ell p~resente arti-
culo. obtendran una remuneration
;sual a IA mitad de la cantldad con-
fiscoda o de "a multa inapueSta Y per-
cibida.
Transitorios.
ART. 1o.-Queda en- vieor "a ley
del regimen monetario de % de Mar
20 dc 1905, con sus adicioncs Y re-
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FAMILiA QUE RiNE

En- una casa de Il Gale de Hack
berry Sc efectuo aver, q las seis de
q manana, una reyerta entire varias
de las personals que Ia haitian, ha-
biendo sido arrestados por ell poll
cia dos de los r~ijosos.
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Su picl pernaneceri tan suavc y limpia
como 81 tcrciopelo. No Sc martirice I'd. ron
2gujas electricas. No pernita que Sc arran-
CUE cl vello dc su faz. sino aplicando solaTnen-
te en- los puntos donde el veIlc crccc Sobrc
SUI cara. csta MARAVILLoSA CRESA. y
despues de diez minutes. no quednran seia-
les de vello en- su rostro.
No eausa nirsTn doLor nj GGTarG al CUTS mGs
driicddo.
Escriba hog pidicndo un pomo DC eSta
crema. porque este Is cl unico ~tratamicnto.
que sin doio- y sin arrapcar 81 pelo. dcstrui-
ra 81 vcilo dc su cara. Absoiu.ameate inotcn-
5ivp. pero muy eficaz-
Vale solamente 500. M2.denos 25c. en-
estampi!as p~ostales o plata y 81 rcsto. 10
p=Sar4 I'd. ! su crtregn. Direction:
ELSA o LIE
81 E. 18TH St New York. y. Y.
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LA ULTIMA INVENCION!
NO MAS RASPADURAS EN- SUS
DISCOS

listed puede tccar iisros que Sc hsyan usa-
DO durantc dicz amos cen este pcqueno ms
trumcato. Ell tsoi;do scri tan duke ) claro
como ei que produce c~uaiqaier disco nueyo.
Este grandicso Instruments s.. c1n,s.ta irr=-
,a~ntsneanente q cusIQuier elasc de .son5S-a-
70 o ~victrola. I'm nino pucde colo-ar este re-
productor en- IN ~instsltc. CaGa apararo lie.
Vi instrucc!oncs en- cspanoi accrca &c xu uso.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-18
EVERY MEAL A
POISONOUS INJECTION

Few people suffering from kidney
and bladder troubles ever think that
the meals which they are taking are
Fastening their death. Every morsel
of food taken gives up Its quantity
of uric acid, This poison is taken
into the system through a diseased
condition of the kidneys and bladder.
In the healthy man nature provides
an outlet for this poison. Those in
ill-health must take a medicinal help
to drive this death ealing poison
from the system. For over 200 years
GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Cap
sules have been doing this work.
They effect prompt relief in all dis
eases arising from kidney and blad-
der troubles. Don't put Of this vital
matter of attending to your health
until It is time to make your funeral
arrangeme Get box of GOLD
Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules today.
Look for the genuine. Your drug
gist sells them, They are guaran-
teed or money refunded. Insist on
GOLD MEDAL Brand.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-18
TACOMA MAN
GAINS Is POUNDS
"To Say I'm Delighted With
Tanlac Is Putting it Light
ly," He Declares.

II wasn't looking so much for
gain in weight as l was for relief
from my troubles hut have gotten
both and Of course, I'm strong for
Tanlac now" said G. a. Thurman, a
well known carpenter who lives at
947 l-2 Tacoma avenue, Tacoma,
Wash.
For five or six years" he con-
tInued, II have suffered with
catarrhl OF the stomach. l got, TO
where I had no relish for food OF
any kind, as everything was taste
less to me. / lost my appetite en-
tirely and really courdn't eat enough
to keep up my strength. and some
times / thought | would just have
TO give up altogether. NY head ached
a great deal OF the time and I was
so nervous I could hardly sleep, My
kidneys were badly out of order, my
back pained me terribly and / lost
weight and strength right along. MY
whole system seemed to be In bad
shape and had reached the point
where I hardly felt fit for anything.
"But Tanlac has made a great
change in me. I have not only
gotten rid Of my trobles. but l have
already gained about fifteen pounds
and haze Just finished my second
bottle Of Tanlac. My appetite is so
big that can hardly get enough to
eat and nothing hurts me any more
My headaches have been broken up
the pain Is gone out of my back and
my kidneys never bother me at all
I go to sleep almost as soon as
get in bed and I don't know thing
until getting up time In the morn
ings. I found out about Tanlac by
reading the endorsements In the pa
pers and to say I'm delighted with
the results is putting It lightly l
can recommend It now 20 everybody.
especially those suffering Ike I did
because have tried it. and / hope
my statement will be of benefit to
others"
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, 1918-06-18
Jack Dillon Shades Hugh Walker Otto Wallace Defeats Patsy Mcmahon pnn

with the exception Of tho waugh
Thorp bout. saw the show
Dillon had the better of the final
bout until tho last two rounds when
Walker made a come back which,
however, did not earn a draw. Tho
Hoosler was master throughout tho
fight, with the exception Of the two
final frames. winning all rounds or
breaking even until the eleventh.
Dlllon's inrlghting and rihg gcnor
alship was far superior to that ~
Walker, but the latter used his left
to better advantage.
The seventh and ninth rounds
were Dlllon's by decisive margins,
the second and fourth by shades,
the eleventh and twelfth went to
Walker, with tho third, fifth, sixth,
eighth and tenth even.
The fight was slow up until the
seventh round. From that time on
both men opened up. Dillon drawing
blood from Walker In the seventh
and again In the ninth.
Patsy Mcmahon, favored to win
over otto Wallace by virtue of
superior height and reach and with
n slight weight advantage, could not
fathom Wallace's style, winning but
one round, that by shade,
Wallace's infIghting had "A notice.
able effect on the Irish boy. while
the smaller man successfully evaded
or blocked the majority OF Nc
Mahon's swings, Wallace forced the
fighting throughout the entire
twelve rounds. The fight, with the
exception, of flashes of Spectacular
milling, was slow.
The eleventh and twelfth rounds
were Wallace's by margins. the fifth,
sixth and seventh by shades, the
first went to Mcmahon and the SEQ
ond, third fourth, eighth. ninth and
tenth were even.
After taking n beating from Kid
Spack for three rounds. George
Smith decided ho had had enough.
Jimmie Bronson refereed the two
main events Nal McGilverv refer
ced the preliminary.
II was announced that Jack
Dempsey, the human submarine,
ana leading candidate for tbf
worlds heavyweight title, will raeSl
Tommy McCarty OF lewiston
Mont. before the Mld-continent
club here next Monday night
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-18
WICHITA WOMAN SUICIDES
IN OKLAHOMA CITY HOTEL
Mrs. Ed Frost, Registered With Man
Not Her Husband. Fcars De-
lection; Takes Life.

OKLAHOMA CITY. June IL
Word was received from Ed Frost.
Wichita. Kan. this evening to send
the body OF his wife there for burial.
The woman identified as Mrs, Ed
Frost shot herself at local hotel
today. dying almost Immediately
She came here last night with a man
and they registered at the hotel. The
house detective found the woman
on one Of the floors OF the building
and asking what she was doing
found that she had a room on an
other floor. She was taken to her
room. The man with whom she was
staying stepped out to talk to the de-
tective and hearing a shot, they went
back In the room TO lind tho woman
had shot herself.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-18
Where Can | Find Relief From
Itching, Terrifying Eczema?

blood and skin diseases. No matter
how terrifying the irritation, no
ma tier how unhearanie the itching
and burning Of the skin, $, $. S, will
promptly reach the seat Of the
trouble and forever rout from the
blood every trace Of the disease
Just as it has for others who have
suffered as you have. This grand
blood remedy has been used for
more than fifty years, ana you have
only to give 1t fair trial TO be re-
stored to perfect health
Our chief medical adviser is an
authority on hiooo ana skin disord-
ers, and he will take pleasure in Civ
ing you such advice as your individ-
ual case may need, absolutely with
out cost Write today, describing
your case to medical department,
Swift Specific Co., 434 Swift Lab
ratoryI Atlanta Ga.-Ady.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-18
Braves VIII Fight
For Scott PERU

BOSTON, June l7.-"Connie
Mack's unusual procedure in resort
ing TO court OF law to nullify a
decision OF the national commission n
will not deter the Boston National
league club one iota In seeking to
gain possession of Pitcher Scott
Perry" Walter f. Hapgood. bust
ness manager Of the club. an
nounced today.
Perry has been declared the
property OF the Boston club by or
eanized baseball's court OF last re
sort Mr.. Hapgood said in state
ment, land every club in each major
league is pledged to support and
abide by decisions Of this natpre. y
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-18
BIG LEAGUE LEADERS
~I RETAIN TOP PLACES
Cubs and Red Sox Hold Leads; Phil
lies, Braves, Indians and Browns
Better Their Positions.

NEW YORK, June 1.-THE Bos.
ton and Philadelphia teams bettered
their positions in the Nationa
league race and the Cleveland and
St Louis clubs in the American
league struggle during the last
week.
The leader in each circuit-Chi-
cago in the National and Boston in
the American-successfully main
tained its place at the front. The
eCiibs won four and lost two games.
while the Red Sox won five and lost
three couIeing today's defeat in st.
Louis.
In the National league Boston
fought its way into a tie with the
Reds for third place. Cincinnati
dropped all four Of its games. Bos-
tons rise was accomplished by win
ming four times and losing only
twice, Pittsburgh losing five con
tests OF six played, dropped back
into sixth place and Philadelphia
breaking even during the week. took
the Pirates place at the head OF the
second division.
Indians Climb Features.
In the American league Cleve-
lands climb into third place and a
battle between washington and st
Louis for the nominal honor OF lead
ing the second bracket were the fea-
lures of the weeks play Chicago
was unable to do better than break
even. including the defeat which the
world champions administered
Washington, today.
In the battle for fifth place Wash
ington and st. Louis alternated dur
ing the week, which closed with st
Louis at the front. Each team won
four games and lost three. not
counting the contests played today
New York lost an opportunity to
go to the front in the National be-
ing unable to accomplish more than
holding the leaders from Chicago to
an even break in the four games
these teams played here.
Scores Three ShutOuts.
In connection with the fall OF the
Chicago Americans from third place
to fourth. three shutout victories
inflicted within four days upon the
champions by Bush, MAYS and
Leonard OF the Boston pitching
staff were notable.
Detroit won only two games out
OF four against the Athletics Dark
ness on Thursday terminated at ihe
close Of the nineteenth inning a
game which, played to tie by the
st. Louis and Philadelphia Nationals
has been equalled only once and not
surpassed in the major leagues this
season In the first seven innings
each team scored eight runs and
thereafter they shut each other
out the game occupying four and a
half hours and requiring the services
of eight pitchers and total OF
% players.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-18
Pipe Line Companies Assessed.

Special to The World.
OKLAHOMA CITY. June IL
The state board OF equalization today
permanently assessed pipe line com
panies in the state. The companies
assessed, represent the trunk lines.
together with few OF the smaller
ones They are: Coline Oil company,
$4,000; Crown Pipe Line company,
tllo,4oo; Gulf Pipe Line company.
Slf63,250: Gulf Pipe Line OF Okla
homa, t7,ls3,2s1; Henryetta Gas
company, 100000; Magnolia Pc
troleum company. S9,36S.30S. Mac
thwaite oil Gas company, SIS, 900:
National Refining company. 1854
t2O; oklahoma Pipe Line company,
12,2AO,o00. Prairie Pipe Line COM
pany 34637,2s0; Sinclalr-Cudahy
Pipe Line company &I,33S $50: Sig
nal Pipe Line company. SsS.2l0;
Texas Pipe Line company, S3.O27.-
Isl, iarhola Pipe Line Company,
SS50,0o0, Cosden Pipe Line company,
Fl423,224. The assessed value Of
al the property totals more than
| $4,000, 900.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-18
Cleveland Takes Series.

CLEVELAND. June li.--Cleve-
Sland made It four straight from phil
Iadelphia today. winning TO 3.
Pitcher scott Perry, for whom Man
ager Connie Mack went into court
today and secured restraining or
der preventing the Boston Nationals
from interfering with his services
with the Athletics, pitched and lost
his first game since the national
baseball commissions ruling decid-
ing In favor OF Boston.
Score by innings: II. II, f.
Philadelphia 800 900 000--3 1
Cleveland 200 OILS 0Q'-6 10 /
Batteries Perry and Perkins,
Coveleskie and Thomas
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-18
No Decision on "WOrk ,
or Fight' Order Issued

WASHINGTON. June 17.-Per-
sistent rumors that the work or
fight draft regulations will not be
allowed to interfere with major
league baseball players this season
led to an authoritative statement
that no ruling on the subject had
been made. II was stated that Pro-
vost Marshal General Crowder ad-
hered to his original announcement
that the question would be passed
upon by the president In the regular
war when the occasion arises on an
appeal from a local boards decision.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-18
GIANTS COME WITHIN
HALF GAME OF FIRST
Slim Salico Bcssts Schneider in n
Pitchers Battle While Dodgers
Defeat Cubs.
BEANEATERS IN DOUBLE WIN
Cardinals Drop Two Games 10 Bos-
ton When Pitchers Weaken in
Final Innings.

NEW YORK. June 17.-Burn's
Home-run in the eighth inning
broke tie score and enabled New
York 10 defeat ClnciRpati. to 1,
here today. The GAME was a pitch
ers battle between Sallee and
Schneider. with the home pitcher
outlastinE hts rival. Black burn S
fielding featured.
Score by innings: II. II. +.
Cincinnati 100 900 o00--1 s o
New York 200 0l0 0l'-2 .
Batteries-Schneide and Allen.
Winso; Sallee and Rariden.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-18
JOHNSON WINS AGAIN
HELPING BOSTON GAIN
Speed Demon Allows Chicago One
Run; Mays Blanks Browns With
-Four Hits.
NEW YORK AND DETROIT TIE
Tigers Overcome Early Lead and
Arc ON Even Terms When the
Game Is Called,

ST. LOUIS. June 17.--Mays al
lowed st. Louis four hits today. while
his team mates, due to the inef-
fcctiNcness Of three local pitchers
and two errors by Tobin. ran up "A
score of eight runs, Boston winning
3 to o. The twoteams split even on
tho, ,scr.es Just concluded. UsT
Score by innings: Il. II r.
Boston ,.....,S0l 020 020--S 0
st. Louis ....,O00 Oca 600 2
Batteries Mays ana Schang; Gal
lia. I'auck. Davenport, Wright and
Severed, Hale
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-18
THIS SUGAR HAS NO HOME

Fifteen sacks Of simon-pure cane
sugar without an owner is confront
ing the police department. The su-
gar was found in the basement at
the Brady flats, 426 North Boston.
between Gand 6 o'clock yesterday
evening by local police. II Is said
TO belong to a foreigner. but. 50 far,
no one has been found who will
claim It. Some unknown person
tipped Off, the police to. the pres
ence OF the sugar and as a conse-
quence there rests the temptation In
the police station.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-18
May PreUent Heavy
Title Boxing Bout

HARTFORD. Conn. June IL
Governor Holcomh has had a CON
ference with Thomas f. Egan, SUP
erintendent OF state police on the
matter OF allowing the F,slton-
Dempsey boxing match at Danbury.
July 4. The latter has informed the
prosecuting officials OF Danbury of
his intention to prevent the bout.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-18
This Question Is Ever on the
Lips of the Afflicted.

Eczema, letter. Erysipelas. and
other terrifying conditions Of the
skin. are deep-seated blood diseases
and applications of salves, lotions
and washes can only afford tempor-
airy relief, without relieving the
real seat OF tho trouble, But just
because local treatment has done
you no good, there is no reason to
despair. You simply have not
sought The proper treatment, that is
within your reach.
You haye the experience of others
who have, suffered as you have to
guide you TO prompt rlddance OF