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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
GRIFFITH PICTURE
OPENS AT PALACE
High Spots In "A Romance Of
Happy Valley" Comment
ed on by Wild,

VIII Cunning, tho famous New
York film crhic. has some mighty
good things 10 say about u. W urif-
fith'u latest ftlm release. "A Romance
~ Happy valley" Here In his opin-
Ion
The wnr In o,cr Gfiffhh has de.
mobillsrd hia .oldicrA converted his
trenches into corn fields and stacked
hts guns In an armory, Ito In back
again among simple. peacoful toik
whose problems aud struggles are In
their own hearts. lie In doing more
miperbly than over. what he has done
80 mirpaSsingly we'll In the past
"ilccnll Griffith's early biogrnphs,
then consider the great advance
madc IN photoplay technique since
those days, al,so the development In
the screen imprcssivcne-s OF suoh
players as LILLIAN Gsh and Bobby
liarron, take into account the I'M e
provement In the art ~ the master
director. imagine n de- lux. version
OF one ~ hu littl. masterpieces. and
you will have an idea ~ the type Of
picture issued under the title OF "a
itomance ~ Happy Valley
"As an accomplishment In photOs
ruphy beautifully artistic lightingr
and act,inss perfectly In harmony
with the story. Gritfith has done few
thins. better than scvernl reels ~
this production. Hut important ~
,ho~a clements ATE In making the
picture Interesting they are not re
lied upon To compensate Tor the lack
~ other qualities.
Tang a story that IN itself II not
extraordinary. Griffith has Supplied
such a wealth ~ significant inci,A'nt
~ Tho charpc i,ations. that instead
NJ hcing commonplace parts ~ the
fiim sand out ~ a mnrerpi"ce oi
story 'clllpx art through screen i'm
persona ION
This unstintcd praise from u critic
who never misses an opportunity iu
criti,i-r the slightest error IN pho
geography. acting. story or detail, Get
talni, speaks volumes Tor the sue
r,r of "A Rqmance W Happy Val
Icy
THIS picture opens a tour iny
shoviu AZ the Palace today tAdvl
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
SHERIFF W00llEY IS
DEFENDANT IN SUIT
County Nuornr, starts Action Ia Itc.
cover Money Due County From
irr,i Term.

S8f Wan filed against Sheriff
James Noull"y hnd M" Southwest
rtn EIrrty company yesterday ln the
iistrtrt court Tor the recovery 81
'Iij2O whlch amount the present
sh'fIif owes 10 the county. a,turdIn ny
to u recent report filed with me
county commissioners by IA. audit.
nis from the state ctauiyer AND Ia
Hprciors office .af,er they had SOm.
plrt.d an audit Ot his books kept
during his former term of Office IN
1878 ana 1915.
The sui was brought bY county
Attorney Thomas T.. Munroe aud ~
ss'uu'. Elton u HUNT on relation
NJ the county commissioners IN pur.
aunnC" 10 u rrsolutluu adopted u,
ih" cumtuis ,Iun"tH at their last meet
ing aud on the day the report Was
tl"d Win them showing The official
shortage" rho petition states that
~ 0Ol !, ~ the amount IN due the
county because the sheriff. durHg
his former term. failed to turn In to
IA" county thu sum lu foes collected
by him, The remainder In u part ~
a trust fund which he neglected aud
failed To turn over To his ru'cersOf :
In Nffire, according 10 the petition.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
HUNGARIANS HERE
SEND MONEY HOME
senate Committee TOid That More
Than a5 Million L. srnt to Aid In
Carrying ON the War.

WAaiIINuTON. Feb l. Savings
~ Hungarian residents In the United
states amounting to tsb. .0o0. 900 were
sent To Hungary through tn. Hrans'
Atlantic Trust company ~ New YORK.
to help finance tn. central powers
and To promote emigration to the
old oountry during the war. the sen
alto committee investigating German
PROPAGANDA was told today by Fran.
cls ~, Kinnlcutt OF tho war trade
board
LaJof steiner Of Chicago, n rep
resentativs OF tho war trade bonrds
intelligence department, said there
In approximately 900. 600. 600 In saw
insp Of Hungar,ans ana other for
rignsrs IN the United States which 10
hidden away In tin cans, old clothes
and other unsafe places
Asked by chairman Overman "
George Crecl. chairman ~ tho com
mlt,ee On public information had
not organised n bureau for tn" pur'
pose ~ Am.ricanising Nlungurianr,
Mr.. Steiner said
"Really. tho crcel organization
did more to Europeanise tho Hun
uarian than II did to AmericAnis'
them"
Asked by Senator Nelson II Mr.
crr~l were not n Hungarian. Mr.
R,~iner said that he was not. He
said that the methods OF organization
fos,sred by Mr.. cfeef we're not suo'
cesaful.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
SOCIETY TAKES
IN MASKED BALL
Los Angeles Ultra-fashion
ables Appear in "Thc
Heart of Rachael -

'The Heart " NaUhael the at.
traction ~ the Majestic today amt
tomorrow starring ii,ssic llair.Hy ale.
whA written h kathleen NORTH
whose book ~ the same title htd a
tremendous snl'
hutlng the course ~ the play Miss
llarrisDnlr wears - Wodish cos .umr-.
each an original creation THIS is q
smart sor,,N pla, aud ls said 10 hc
one ~ tho most finished productions
~ the year
Not mN "Olm' so,sctv bat real
society appears Ia the picture. AS
some ~ me Ions Angeles smart set
took pnrt In tho hlg masked hall
sccnrr. tasting the sensations ~ act
inE ~ the fllus ana Vet remaining ~
coruliu behind the dumiuus fuf
nlshcd
II was arranged through director
lIoNhrd hickman. with whom some
" the party we're acquainted They
arrived IN their costumes upon the
night the scrucs we're tu hr tnkrn
ana were put tu work ~ once with
the rest " thr hllv.npparrlcd
thtonE From \ unul SO the fol
lowing morning they danced and
capcred at tho word OF the man with
lhr fn'f iphuur
Refreshments we're served u, inter
'nk. us we'll hs those taken while the
camera was yliuklng and altog gethet
the society fulk vent home feoling
that they hti been royalty cntcr-
tanned Each Insisted upon taking
hiH or her nights may along with the
extras Who rrnliy needed u pruh.
'hN intending 20 keep the currency
~ Souvenirs ~ the nights ehprrl.
tnce ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
A CLEAR COMPLEXION
Ruddy Chccks-Sparkling Eyes
Most Women Can Have
Says DR.. n,wards q well.Known
Ohio Physician

w y NJ Edward. FOR II years
treated scores ~ women Tor liver and
bowel ailments During those years
ne gave 10 MS patients a prcScrip-
,ion made ~ a few well known Nege-
table ingredients mixed with olive
oil. naming them pr. Edwards Obv,
Tn h'cls You viii know them BY
their olive color,
Thrs. tablets are wonder workers
on the liver ana bowels. which cause
normal action. carrying OF the
waste and poisonous matter In ones
system
II you have pale face. allow
look dull eyes pimrlrs coated
tongue headaches "A li,tlcNr. no good
feeling. all ont ~ sorts inactive
bowels YOU take one ~ Dr Edwards
OliNe Tablets nightly for time ana
note tho pleasing results
Thousands OF ~umen a. wei Al.
men take Dr Edwards OliVe TAB
let's the successful substitute for
eslomcl nov and then Jus, To keep
IN the pink OF condition. loe and ibs
per boz All druSsisia r.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
MASSEY IS SENT BY
LUTHERAN COUNCIL
Tulsa Pastor WIN Si9nL IN the MA
tith"- ~ the
south

Tulsa iuiuor,u- belong 90 ih"
new merger bod, ~ IA" deuon,lnn
llnn kuo,u ps fh, n,trd Lutheran
church lu Au'I.,t rms body b.
.ummitt"d tu tnr work ~ recon
stturtiuu lu lrtu,r nui IN this con
urcituu Pastor Nts-ry has been hs
signed t- uu, of wa 80 sprik at
mass ucrtiuRs ~ New Orleans aud
Birmingham ou th" i'th and IAN
net These are ptt' ~ a series ~
mass meetings in 80 ritluH VIII u
has h'ru arranged 10 reach IA"
Lutheran 'unH'iturn,y National
hrnduattrt- at Nrw Nutk viii send
out literature fpr the instruction ~
Individuals 49, veil ns 10 m" small
army corps ~ lo,hl organizers uul
tunNuHs'fs
~" new Dtll from oNcrtoas ~ be-.
lug needed bN American LutherIrs
I'M. l. uo time. they resolve, tu set
~. down 80 rlav ~ peace Lutheran
thurrhmru throughout the United
Strt,s ut. now tu rats" u great fund
fpr io,unsituvtlun service prrrl
pnlh fpr ttancr II ~ their part
In The inter church campaign tu
answer after wartime needs that ~
denominations viii stage tho thin Il
week in February
The iithctnns have made this
the nrw task ~ their new Nntiunal
Lutheran Council" IN which are al
lird ns they have never been h"t"t"
all but one ~ the branches ~ syn.
uis ~ American Luth.raniHm
Among the councils national uffl
Gers are the presidents 10 the Amer
team Norwegian nnd American
swedish churches, the Joint synod
~ Onto. the Iowa synod nj ~ the
great how merger body. the United
Lutheran church In America.
Tho famlshed are to b" fed.
Houses OF worship laid waste by war
viii he rebuilt hoclal conditions
threatened Ivy anarchy this cam
paign ~ service means To set right
To get Information tho IutheranH ~
this country. even before tn" war
ended. sent commissioners to their
brethren IN France The Rev. 4.
smith of New York and tho Hon. y.
Ritter of Philadelphia spent two
months In this work There are
only 22O 900 French Lutherans, but
II should b.. remembered that the
total of Protestant members In that
country i1 not more than 100000 In
addition To tho ruin of many church
buildings land some ~ tho Oldest
Lutheran centorS are IN tn" once
stolen provinces ~ Alsacs and Lor
raine, seen. VI cruel dcvHstn uonr)
all of their ministers and male mem
bers NJ 10 the age of 90 were In the
French army throughout tho war,
The effect OF thlr service abroad
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02

D~.pue MI, ~ ye~r and -. HE Which
esll, him 10 all psrts Of the country In sil
climate. and oil season., Unl,ed Stat.
Commissioned Of immigration lion. Anthony
Csminc,u Ia today more active and sler
than many Younger man would b. IN meet
inE the strain Of his official duties
In keeping NJ his robust constitution and
tireless enetE, COmmiss,oret Csu,in ctti has
hsd recourse 10 Nusstsd Iron ss . tcnir,
strength aud blood builder n. ,sys, Ia
the h.st 81 summer snd the riror 81 Gin.
iar ,nd the dsbtnatns ~.rl, Of sprl0s
tine hsv. used Sur,ted Iron With uu
Vs,ins success sud Satisfaction After
week, OF busiest confinement to office
duties find IN NuNAied lron the true tonic
qusltie. ~ti,h help bring one, physical
heing to that itAte, Of fitness wMch IL the
ds,ife Of every health, mn.led men or
~oman Nutslei iron comn.nd 10 ~ho
ever issls tie need ~ tonic restorsti'-
for dehil,Auon, exhaustion and ovar~urs -
In commenting upon thi, pt Jsmes
Tranes Ns',sr. fofmeN, pbjsciau OF
n"Ileue Uospl', tOnidoof nrpt Sew
Nork and tho westchsHer Uounp llos
,aisl. says a msn " The prominence Of
Ccn,mi.sioncr Csmtneiu does a stoat good
boz M opintcn b, COMING out snd telling
the pcorls shout hutsied ttnn kno~ ot
na better urcpat.tion 10 ON IN ,nd iottiiJ
the blood ArAtnst the thoussndA 81 ds,,se
grrus which must pteVail IN 80 mAnv OF
the places vsiird D., q man looking after
n- thousands oi Immigrants from ev~ty
,ut a ho cana "a ouf shofss MANI a uau
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
C0l1 DOUGLAS IS TIRED
OF BOOK MOVING JOB

Tho chamber ~ commerce eS
pcflenr"d considerable difficulty In
moving from their old quarters to
their new quarters In the city hall
Yesterday due To the many hn
portnni pamphlets and documents
that have accumulated during the
past few wears Col9nrl Douglas cs-
pressed hi, feelings by the following
statement Il have moved more
hooks during the two days We have
been moving than thought wer. In
Tulsa
The prc-sroon connected with the
chamber hns been arranged so that
the press reporter from each paper
Will have n desk and all other ncc-s-
ready for occupancy on Monday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
OFFICERS OF GUARDS
DENIED PROMOTIONS
Representative Gaiiivaa of Massa-
chusctts Rcncws Chnrgc That
Regular shawn fsvorttism.

wANiIINuTON. Feb. i.--Re,ter
atins In tho house today charges
thai national army officers were re-
moyed from thar commands after
practically continuous fighting serv-
Ice 10 make room for regulars. Hep
ressntativo uaIiIyan OF Massach hu'
setts, democrat, read q letter sAxned
by 20 wounded officers saying In
vestieation would prove that medical
Officers had been ordered TO repor,
a. unfit Officers who might replace
the regulars first assigned FOR duty.
The letter also asserted shat ma
tlouai p,ard officers and reserves
we're sent into tho thick Of the fight
Ing while tho resular army mon were
held back, Ashed by Neprc~enta-
tive Hamilton OF Michigan, who was
responsible for tho removal Of ma
tjonal guard Officers after months of
service on the front line, Mr.. Ohiii-
van sald Il was due to The i<aven-
worth cliaue by lts influence with
The hlsh command
The "hish command" he declared,
was tho general staff In washing
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
RADIUM OIL FINDER
SUBJECT OF LAWSUIT
CALLS FOR AN ACCOUNTING
Thinks Defendant Has Frofiicd
5000 900 or Hts
Invention,

Worlds Washington nutsau.
Post nnildihE
wASIIINuTON. fch I Alleging
that "a rndium instrument invented
by Dr. Ildgn 4 Won Hagen ~ this
city had been successfully used 10
locate oil wells from which more
than 81 900 0o0 prunt has bccu oh
,nlnrd hy the user. Dr Won Hagen
has filed suit In Nrw YORK. courts
against khrl schumacher tlid Ia
be "A buyer fur tho standard bil com.
pany ~ Indiana, tn rocoNrr "is'h
interest In the profits The COM
plnint askH for 1900 0Ou, bat demands
m accounting OF N" sum earned by
the defendant
Tho complaint filed by walter
Carroll Low, attorney fur Doctor
Won Ilagon. does not describe the
radIum Instrument further Lhan 10
state that II has power Ia diHcloS"
the presence ~ oil underneath the
ground wherever the instrument was
used ON the surface. Mr. Low snid
he could not speak ~ tho instrument
In detail hut explained that II IN
small bOs equipped with q dial about
which ~ hand rrVnlvrr
Discounts thc Peach Iwtg,
Il have been told that N the In
slrumsnt In carried on ~ train irav-
cling at tho rate of 90 miles an hour
and the train passes over oil do
posita tho hand on tn. dial will wis
gie excitediy." said Mr.. Low,
Doctor von Hagen alleges that he
made the agreement In May, lpiT,
by which Schumacher was Ia have
tho use of the instrument In locating
oil wells for u sixth Of tbe profits
Thereafter. he says. schumacher used
tho boz successfully w locating oil
on 20 different tracts " land aRsre-
satinH 2s,70t acres. throughout tho
United States. Tho tracts Include,
he adds, prospects near Tulsa and
Madiii, Okla; poiia and Bluff Guy.
Kan. and on the San Jacinio river In
Texas.
Doctor Won Hagen has been en-
gagged In many mining enterprise,
IIe In q graduate OF iieidelberg and
got his ph.D. from Chicago unlv-r.
slty. He was for s~pne years general
secretary Of the Y. N, &. A.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
MAJESTIC


Keeping pace with the photoplav
thentcrn OF the larger cities. where
the usual picture program s Inter.
spersed with singing the Majestic
management has engaged the stein
way Four, "a quartet of professional
harmony experts who have attained
considerable popularity through their
occasional appearance At club NJ.
fairs IN Tulsa ana have acquired "A
large following through their excel
lent work at n local thenter where
they hav. appeared regularly Tor
several weeks
Consisting uf three men and u girl.
the Rtcinwny -Four commencing 90
day will present "A high- -Clnsn 500
program nt each performance Thus
should prove a most pleasing add
tion to the Majestic hlll besides he
ting n rrstful diversion
30 extensive is the repertoire ~
the steinway -Four that the public
IL invited 90 suggest such songs ~
they would like to hear Songs old
or new gtnvc or ray. popular RAG
or topical songs, stately classics nt
selections from light OF grand
opera. they're all the same to these
harmony wizards.
The steinwny -Four previous Co
their Tulsa engagement appeared
with great success at the prominent
pho,oplay theatern IN Atlanta, Jack
sonviile. Memphis New Orleans
Seattle. PORTLAND. san Francisco and
other coast titles, aud II II with con
siderable pride that thedAajestic ~.
feta th~se artists ar nm added a.
traction every day. commencing to-
day
The schedule giving the time o'
zach appearance of the quartet vii
be found IN the Majestic display al.
vertisement alse~hsrs On this page
ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
Says Germans Coming
Here to Avoid Taxes

NEW York. Feb. Warning TO
the American people that many Ger
man officers ar. planning to come 10
the United States 40 evade payment
of war taxes at home" was given
here today by Mai. Monson Morris
Of the 3ssth infantry, upon his ar.
rival on the army transport Sibony
A large sugar plantation In Cuhn
has installed compresred air loco
motive on It's railroad 10 avoid dan.
ger from sparks
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
NORTH or MEDII1NE PARK

In 32-t-i2w the East Ardmore on
company ana tho New Buck on a
Gas Co have rigs going up for tests
on tho Wright farm
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
Personals
". q shclly lcf, Friday Tor a Misl-
noa u1p through the Texas felds'

W q shelly left Friday Tor 'Nsi-
no,a TIM through the Texas fields
T.. Rogers Kemp. who has been ~
Sew york Tor the past two weeks %
due In Tu~a today
" 4 Nirodemus. mayor of Drum
right. was Ia Tulsa on business yes
t-rday
\ E. Inrr ~ Cducy. kan, ptoml-
nrut oil producer and gas man, IN IN
Tulsa looking over the situation.
"
G. Wrghtsmau. oil producer, Ia
hn,k from Fort worth, ana u ni tho
opinion that the new Texas fcld ~
greatly oNcfrhted.
! II NrCormis,h secretary of IN.
Allied Nefn,ug company has gone
e. lruus, wanna Rud Sew YORK on
busln.ts Tor the refinery
] q. UGypHy brown, scout for tho
GSpty ON a ,,ts 60 IN IN. bkmulgce
di,irict In IN Tulsa for the week end
Uikiug In the sights.
A.,H. uockins. assistant treasurer
of IN Irairic DN a tias co. with
headquarters at Independence, kan.
m In Tulti on weekend bu"inctr
trip.
&. T. whitney Of tho firm OF Pat
t,'trOn whitney Drilling company il
I'm Tulsa over Sunday. having como
from the CARRIER field, where thoy
are operating "a string Of rotary tools.
q 4. Patterson, oil producer oi
california. ls In TULSA ana will locate
here as soon as he can find "A suitable
apartment for his family, lie is stop
pang at the i< ctchum hotel.
j. Roland lee. president and man.
nyrr OF tho Western on Rrfininp
company. limited. n hero from II
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02

wr van, Of Iron you may Ne
On old man ~ thlfty. dull ~ IN
tellsrt pnaf in memory. nervous.
tttitahir ard all run down"
while at 80 " 80 With plenty Of
ifan IN your blood you ms, .till
he young iu feeling fI'' " lifs,
= Nunt whole being hfimmiuE over
" III vim and eurtES
IA proot ~ this tsks tho rsss
81 FORMER United s'tAia senator
And Vice rtesideniisl Nomine.
I harl-s 4 ToNue. sho st past As
Il siill vetiiah,e mountain oi
tals ~ have found NuV.ted
lion of the steAest heneiii a.
tonic ard trgulali,r iiencefotih
! shall not b. without u am
IN p1sttian 10 testify int tho
benefit OF othsfs t. the rhmaik
thlc sih ihWr>liaie heipfu'ne,,
~ nj, frm,d, md I unhs~iiii
iur'N tr'nuurri Nusatsi Iran
to al Who 'rr' 'lr urrd ~ .
ir~ I'D snrfr, wi Toe regularity
oi hodil, iunriians
Ihrn thrf- is inrmef llsa N
tonntssiuusf NitNm Il kytt.
OF chicago. shN IA past ne three
sroFr Nrir r,fk. hri stiN ,igot
ous sstl,s iuU ot NE. ,im and
rretp iotmrf lisaltN tommis
siuutf hrfr sa1s no believes Oh,
o~n retsaeh activity todsy II,
largely due ~ itIs uss ot Nut
sisd lrnn snl thsi he believes
IL ought - hr rrssctihsd hv
eVei, nN,sieIAH sui used in
ever, hospttsl IN The oountfy
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02

esinniH. In celebration ~ the victory
which tho American army made
possible. ana its quarter million
Lutheran soldiers helped to win
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02

Manufacturer Noit NuvAted Iron
~tsh has been used by Com,ni slower
Osminetii sni Others 9TH such sufpu,ins
results snd IA p'esrfihcl snd te-omrt-pdr ID
above hy nt hahet u not secret few
rd' ba, one vh.ch IL veil known 10 dug
gis,. ossfyvhste Unlike Ne older lnof
gAris rtoduetS u IL easily s.stmustsd srd
loe, MT lrlut. th- teeth make them black
nor upset the ,'o'rArh The mAnutsciurefs
guarantee successful snd sntitslv Au,'sc
tory results n every prfrhAset ~ thsy vi'l
rsiard your money IL 10 di,psnssd BY oil
sooa drurriSLa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02

camp. lie will leave Tor NJ Iau.
next week, where he has a pp,i,lnn
with the Continental on supply com
phny
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02

on the Pierce farm IN 5t-i2 II shut
down At .6sb feet with the hole fu,l
~ water which they have been un-
able to shut of 40 far.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02

Lieut. V. u. wiilch, Jr. IL back
from camp Grant, m. whore he won
his spufH nH a second lieutenant and
is meeting with the glad hand ftom
all his old friends here. lie was one
Of the II out ~ 200 that made good
.n the competitive examinations that
took him tn the officers training
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02

Catharlne'a. ontario. liis firm spe-
Clah1es IN road ana fuel oils
u. /. Robinson returned home yes
tcfday from Excelsior springs, whet.
h. has been taking n two weeks
treatment for rheumatism. MIR hob-
lnson is feeling much better for hr
vacation and IL back Just In time tn
usher In his good well In the 2-l'-ll
district
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02

W 4. Nirodcmus. mayor of Drum.
right. was In Tulu on business S'r'
t.rday
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
I'm the Oil Fields
WEST OF sVLpuUW--sco,, trsi

CONTINUED TRpM PRECEDING PAGE
CONTINUED on next pAUt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
United States Commissioner General
of Immigration Hon. Anthony Caminetti
Tells Why He Uses Nuxated Iron

To Create Red Blood
and Endurance
Despite His 81 Years, He Il
Today More Active and Alert
Than Many A Younger Man.
Former Health Commissiopcr WIN. II.
kcrr, of Chicago, says lie Believes
Nuxated Iron Should Be Pre-
scribed by Every Physician
and Used in Every Hospital
in This Country.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02

T.. Rogers Kemp. who has been III
Ncw york for the past two wcks, h'
due In Tusa today
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02

\ H. Rnrr ~ Cduey. ksn., prom l-
nrnt oil producer and gas man, In In
TuI.a looking over the situation.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02

G. ! WrlRhtsmau. obi producer. IA
hn,k rum Fort worth, ana u n' tho
opinion that the new Texas ncld ~
greatly oNcfrhtrd.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02

J q. OGypHy Brown, scout for tho
Gtpny Oil A ,,us Cn. IN IN. pkmulgce
diirict In IN Tulsa for the week k.cnd
tiklug Ia the sights
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02

n NrCormis'h recrv,ary of IN.
Allied Nefn,ug company has gone
e. lruu-, wanna ana Sew YORK on
buslu"is Tor tho refinery
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02

J. Roland lee. president and man
nyer OF tho Western on refining
company, limited. ~ hero from St
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02

A ~ lluckins. assistant treasurer
~ IN lrairic pi a tias co. with
h,aduuartors at Independence, kan.
iu In Tulti on weekend businctr
trip.