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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
SPECIAL NOTICES

NOTICE oP grOCKHOI.DERs' MEET.
ING Motto. IL h.reby r,en that q
meeting Of the storkbold~rs of the I'm
ho'u rheumatic snd Hydraalio LnIinesr
ne oonp.ny viN bo held st ths offic.
.aid romp~zs si $40 rtri Nsiional
haunnt, Tulsa OkshonA on ths 10th
e.y oi rnhruary, 1918. ii 4 o'elo<k y
Tor hs rurpose ~ ~eetinx . board
ccior fof the ynsnink year. ard
"' tb' transaction Of such other bus
h", A. ma, prcperly come before said
d'' II umhoits s~cre,sry trcssurr,
pR W r. u.fNEsrs- Returned from
~ AMY OenetN and 9fiics ptsriice
~ Ioh'rson Bldg 7is1 .
pE ORA y sUHrHES. oSTEopkTn-,
W Mar" hlsix 1o 1855 and seso
~ fh'li LIND Medical massage sud
wn@A'ios, trnthiA eourt Seventh and
s1Nshne Phone etTa 1nnA
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
FINANCIAL
MONEY 70 LOAN -oHArrRLa ~

MONEY TO LoAR -oHArrELa -
MONEY 10 LOAN on improved fss
e''''" 10 lals' CSd r'''' W. buy ana ara
ttp tItN N,,onsl hdg rhous 1saa
10 you SEkD hJNIN
W. loan none, on turniiars s,snos We
,ro. dismond. aud iie.r,L, sends sh
hssd Loan Co. 400 sss Asi, blds'
Phone 3Aav
REAL ESTATE LOANS ~
Cl1N LoNNN uia Improved hl,ness
aHi frsIdrnrs p'Opsfi, loaned uI"n . m
private lorsl monfy fof one w i've
'"At tsn p,j h"iotr luc San any
amount ltatos reasonable ; LAW
-, Teas b'ds - foot'h ~ r""n'
NoNEY ~ LOAN
600 ono resl, to pl,ro 90 Tulsa 's'idsn,s
HHd lutiU"ts properly through the Aisni
s,i Sa'trss and loan assn oi neiroi,
Tho mo,i iesfahs contract hs,ns Offered
u y n,pid blds l'hone sal
.iNVN LoNNS ut'lCK srRlICr t,lr.
lhofal 90 fret rlAss farms splendid
trtus en- Amaunts ftom $500 10 eAo 600
Iahs ~ thsi old mnf,gars ~ l. chan
c.Iot % ts,sndsf blds rhons 2'9T.
WASTED To soRRow ~
WANrip ~ uuRRuW " 500 from rh
Nats nfp en- Ti's good fsntsl pop
INSTRUCTION
EDUCATIONAL AND MUSICAL AZ
WNNtIp 10 NtNT Part time IN studio
tor vo,,l ptsoiies Phone epis
le.ooy ~ Impression
Nsta Thompson
Phone Il"N
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02

rAiUL RoNnSrtt rot ps.e o. rt,i,
nag " tlrst 81
SNNoS fuIR ROADSTER rms fot "a.
iu good coud ton see thus hAtgnfI 'Ath
"f isrms au1 = norldrt rhone 5000
foR stLt Three fofi ,ruel bpd,e, R,.t
i1o ffsnk'oft
WASTED 10 HtN \ u.s or nearly new
lplH huirs ioufnF ,nr rhonc io'p
fuR SNik OR TRADE for 1--we st"rt
onn lhlr Dodge touring ,ar good coudl
ton, With i've good caAlrFH srt 81 list
fofd shaoL Atsothrrs. ,po''lsht And bun
p'' Phone ,til o' -p-l
poiIE tcr "le Dodge touring ~
fnR SNlb Roo Iuuf ipi5 nod,. tuut
Ing rat cord ut,' sIl ,founl in good
condition n u SANDER lhouo i2i' u
fuR NNLt ,ulN' Two good .r,'ossd
Ford deliver, cars iIuH % Quin,J
rhono t.to ifs1
KpNb~TFR
ials Chandler ,humu, Boa hcsl condiiion
with five good rasiuss eight inner iuhrs
four tire chains, Hartford ,hoct absofbsfs
tools aud oth"f equipment th'sp n takru
at ouc' ,sl owner 81 $3.50 goa
AUTO SUPPLIES AND REPAIRS II
DENOJ NrNhLt WHEELS Tor Ford
chesp new Phone -
AUTOS FOR HIRE E-uAhAUEh IL
GARAGE ron REN1 Cement floor phon,
tOHp
siArn, " AZ Private garage for rent
Phone $50
NINTH. ", 500 lor rent. garage ale,
entrance W. nor mouth
dARAuh II REAR --of 7lJ = ffisco
fhone ats1
DENVER \, 79t-GHsgs Tor rent rhon.
GARAGE NVp RrrAiR Sliur for rent,
tAll nsaFe 1lI-
MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES ~
ron SNLt i,rrlsiof mr,rle. new tres
seat and pcdai, o'cs,ltnt condition
Phone 1tpi
WANTED AUTOMOBILES II
REtIARiF PARTY Would ike 10 tenl
auto FOR sr weeks roadster Or thumni
preferred reference, given CAL tOon
2lo Tulsa hotel
wANTEp- Electric automobile l'hen'
1paa
WANTED TO ~ ~ Tofd touring oi
rosdstrr In good condition sud reason
able price. CAL $3.50. sst Tor Gilhert
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
HOUSEHOLD ooopl

bl21H
FORCFp 10 YArArE In 40 dsys md
must riose out our entire i,oeh of iur
nitufe and household good, al big
~.rfifier iihstty bonds tsien sAne a.
rath No reasonable offer refused D"sl
90. attention seven rood drophead 80
iug nschins,. while ihey last VI eaeh
Fss fsnEe " child had ~ so -,ds
shades a. inches VI. q snd ~ inehs,
dininE isble " secondhand russ old
rafpsis sud funnsts f~ffiEsfators \ Tee
tisrnrts lsh " ~ si2 mission dining
tst tti sanliarY courhes three ROOMS
complete Tor .heut So lulsa Auction
Go 20 west first street
" RViruRE ~ ir'S RtCOND UtNb
Cau us W. hpY Anythibr snd asll
s''t,htnE rbons oi.t h,ssnd yuf
tItufs va
sEvFRAL PfhCEs oF FURNITURE 20,
oil" .o2 oIympla lhnne iiaf
osu wiI1ON HuO Ss- ifi-~e ,i3
tour small iloot rugs oas chifforisf ,oi
iri bo-t phane adei
ron eNif,}. Three fooms fnfnitars mod
s-n dupss house TO- rent Cash a.
t-fms 'f'l q 1h'td
Fup RAIF Eirti rooms ~ rood futni
tifs fuf sale close IN And house fof rent
'1' ~ good foom'r lhous hilb
rnH sAt.i ono d,,snpou dlnirs room,
'sbs and chair, one buffet ors rsiriE
sfatof n~ref moving Prices frht
rsons osoiR
Goon roLpiSG MN Por ,,i. csll
Tul'A hotd sitst ss W iiop
Lima
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
rLArs AND APARTMENTS

IHiN. h. gisA rour room anfurni,hsd
apaftmentt prtvsie hsh gas and wsir
furni.hsd sdnis sn's sdn per reuh
NlR RKNr rhrs, DON .psflmsni. Ksa
arm rhoha a5ei J.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02

..,,..,Ig. h.. iugp tot fouL two
wv. trrishri ro~us, private onifan's
.. "a roar
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02

~ IACkSpS ROApSf m ror SAFE. b,
A.''i' s.n-ier. Auto sAisa ~ ror fs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02

rwo sLrRriNG ROOMS for rent .,o
,le~plnF porch sud 'itinr room com
binsd gaiags tall go ot llt
CnFYESNE Ti1 One southesst bed
rcom In private home modern, ne"E
iurrl,hed adjoining hath
UoI0r 4 llia mrri,he.i peiroom 9Th
use Of h,ing room and Kitchen rhoue
HquN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
pm El.Tr n~uh'ful rco's r,,'.'
,,ns e-ud"msn of coupe "n'"'
hone ttli.

..,,,,Ti S. lt9l Nee front rOc'n
,.t ~ grnuomsr convenient to
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
rARMs TO RENT

roR -Fi'ssets tf.st "a p,fts but
ins hor,s pigs .nd ehietsn,i ihfss qua
ter. Of mile south from toy Dell o
% 4 n ca line
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02

Wv 81. iNn- condition new h,tisry
~, tour er'rs urss Is cboAp ~
l'ttons bn1g
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

ron TRADE MfsCffLANEous ~
wANT FORD cat ha's GOOD nobss o. -
areeti on lui or close IN se'sats Phase
ta207el
biANoSn wsr,ed 10 ssrhsnse dis
tpand iot tutniiaf- Phone i,j2
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
To LATE TO CLASSIFY

TO LATE TO CLASSIFY
,,r.r ,-,n, won. -cn f-sisssd N
~, y, b.,me. 10 ona or tuo ssHi'"s~n
,. r rso.s ".
.-.vS,Ari s. ilos--ons nie- l,'Ee
80, surnlsh.d suitable for eus
20" .. .dioin,ng b~sh Phone sh.l
,r>,TNSArJ r. 7,iLNr ten. m,ns
..,r, I'D b-odroo'n saboranS bah fs"e"
n yr ,r..s.s n.ss''' ~ oo.T: ''' r.i.'sSs.. T.'.
bone IelL q.
....,r, Ibsl Nice front roo'n
,.t " scnuomsn convenient o
,,t .Nu.r 40.
',N,..pIy. b., 1000 For tonL t~o
W., 'frishei ro'au'' private on'f'n'a
I,H 80 rear ...-
,u.a. tus. For ront, ono nicely
h'.....l -ouui rVom steam hest Phone
,....Ilfp room ior EcnllomAn rLone
...,..Y \ tgT Two c,cap,,ouAU
...l huusekccanr rcom.. h"~ snd
I'D. sIertfic lights laundry ip'
... .fIs. .Hs~id ciHSo lh' s'eo """ "'"''
lp.. I"'u
..tn. . .as Two toom, nicely fu'
s,J fot hght Housekeeping adJoiuins
uad,rn garage Il desired, lhonc
..,,ynpIt.E WANTED Complete ootht
~ N.-h,f thop. thtcr kok"n chAirs, tno
u.1.s,, touf hk br'elcd plate mir
..., a. Isnnrssoo marble wotkhSatd
..rr,,.iatnus hye t~o howl laNai"f1 q,
.,,.D,, table and chair ssh, shine
md no~cl racks and compartments
rTls rf,trr outfh for sale tino, ar might
,,,ls nt automobile. Henry, 20 Wost
i..,f stree,
n.1plrr @. sol -tmrAsr for t-nt
r,.I Ir,,~ay rhour l6op
o,, ,Oilp CAR ard sedan bod, one
,o.,',s i--l, good shape snd rubber
Ipl- rsah only rhone th'o
ypp StlL tiyc passenger R"o. Phone
,np s,II cItFNt .RtV. passenger white
trs aa,, nrcoIs phone asa
W.r KuApSrER aud a.ttcn truct Tor
,,ls good rubbof and rood repair
hone It7i-dsAi
p,R sti.E Buick light ., touring car
,o,.ia lpia. sprif,re nrIoc Phone 400
or eall "a West rrsi
rpR S,LB-ioiT Ford roadster; good
,t. ,hork shsorbefs will take 500
s.T u .oi today, Phone ?6ai.R. ioI
south Nicinr.
Nn sNl.E -Chcsrolet touring car: 1918
nelcl good as new five good oaslnss,
.rot usht car N pOi South GncinnAii
pnu SALE one 1918 seven passenger
Ruiet bargain for cash Southwest
sr GNsge. al Sorth Msin
MADISON. 4 sli-for salN 1913 Chez
rolst foAdstnr Phone $40
TM SALE \ rord delivery car With
tor 100 South Cincinnati Phone -Hs
porNn ono Goodyear oAssing and rim.
Csn ki1ney at 2itp
MIND small iputse phone eia1
ANNOUNCEMENTS
CARDS OF THANKS
cam oF TliANks-wo hereby desire 70
tipfets our sincere thanks Ia the Won
tr's rluh and the Needl-rrsit club also
lo tho many friends for their Kind as
sHAnro and sympathy In our bereAse
mont z u. Ebrght, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
LOST AND FOUND
Lor on sand springs car leaving TWss
THURSDAY night q clock Md glove
rst' hand " rewsfd World oiilcc
sCRFw TAN. NTH, PrP-tou Malt
sfhe face and breast. o. reward. csl
Lo.r brand no. Sot~ak casing
'thef In Tulsa or on road to niEhtafi
~Hr 11Nl No. l7i,I15. Non skid
NolHied on rim. Finder phone d63o fof
JrNarl
Onr pink cameo ring surrounded
! y m pSr. rhone 2d'7 and Sc, rs-'rd
~ kAnf Lost package al Katy depot
an % containing ono registered liberty
bond and some private papers. Of no
N.Ho ~ anyone orccit myself, laheriy
l-rHd has been cancelled Auyone find
Hs same return 10 y l.. Goodner, care
uoodnef Mitchell 10. and receive re
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LIVE STOCK
DOus CATS PETS

Witt hili.puH rurs Al IS North
fuuw Ses today
WllITr Coi.lif ~ rrtts ust on, b,
tore The, are s sold nav Va, Third
street toon
rON aALf usnn. skunk opo.,um hounds
old doss snd young pup. VIZ. yoor
~snis i-sr crsst tenhel., l,sA, Otls
Nos
WANTED 4 hll blood male ios terrier
ct nostcn huil pun about three month.
old house hrohe Phone hgsp
roR SALE Rabbi, hounds, feshssnds,
com, opossun .tun. squirrel dogs. sel
Cs,.Icsus i& Bro~n i.an.ls, York
sIN Rkp WoSr HOrSb ruPs-ro,
sale good tfsilsr rhons tto,
LIVE srocK AND vnmotss s.
ONF uoOp MILK cow -Ons ,~arlins
h.lfI. ihr.. head Of horses, too sovs
thtss quarter Of q miis north 81 rrises
.uh~., on r-or,s n RidssvsI
ron sAit Team four yssr old fssm
m.r" weigh, 400 ID. sl.e Clc~ es,
cemetery ON old osAfh trail John 1oss
PunLIc AUCTION ru~s.isy. feb iih
p,,psr,Iop sale Of ilols,sin frsisssn ssi
tls Hasing completed q dssl which o.
socisiss and inisrssu me With one ei
tho largest snd bee, equipped ss,s,ss ~
tho creates, registered l,ols,sin hsrd.
In hs country, which nseds ny psrsons
mansssmsn, imm~disisiy, I have dscidsd
to sell my sni,re herd of cs,tls 81 puhii'
suction IN. sale sill he h~ld rossdsl
" st the Fairgrounds vkthin the ti,,
limits In the sreNt sale hall - thst yos
will find s,ery comfort In the event the
u !. hsd w--ihsr Dsset'p'lys ostslcsu'
,..S, . ,S I'D mat r o.. S..' ,'S's S;.i ss nv \. ~s
sou,hs~, Tw-uty rss,s,sssd ee~s fren
l~a to seven yesrs old five rsgtstsrs.
hsiisfs t~o y.srs old, dus In spslnsi II
.:s, .'s S:s.,:.. s,. ~ ..i... Il 's.s: ~: :@ .s
u ,hr.. months old three r.si.tsrst ba'
will also sell three youns sfsds esvs an.
,~o. s,,sp,icnally tln. grad, hs,f,rs d.
% %, ''.:s.. ,:s.. S.ls 20 .. a.. A,- - 9, '';S ss..
co-. Ssy' 4 n o, r.eora. 4. AlsN I.
"a pounds ot butter Ia seven dsy. mad
" tour yssr'eld. ON We ic'svtns =,
/ wsdnsss.y. r's ish, J ell ell = y
mi.s psr;Sv~, oi thspus.. sI ~ .sl
| srn, prsetissliy new farm implspsnt
| dsiry .auipmsoi. horses, rsGsstsrs4 IN
rec. Jersey brst sova s'l.s sns ssss,
Iii f .:$.ss. @ss:.ss'a y ''Tsi;s'' iSsS ". :a::. :.
| day, fsb laih, u the fsra. All sai'l
are In good flssh and condition. tsbsI
| eulin tested Nv sn sssisisnt stste vsterlr
srp and srs clean from Any bisnisAss
Mage Dsiry rsrm. Jss. W. Mcgee. pss
prls,or,
~ iN0us cows-IThr.s 70 II. yssss ela
500 mostly full. blood, rect high sr~ds
sll sprinssfs, sons esi,ins nss esnti
ton ivc tsfis,sred thrss ysssSh boil.
iaso and $50 both esoe. pss sis
- - "a, 49,. .sV1-
tour mliss por,h on psyns farm, Z
foR sALE-A god team tyrreld p,
n cheron mares, weight 1900 lbs In fosl
sound and good wortessi trial given
Also harness and farm wagon. ola
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02

~. ''f or TRADE a n,e passenger
F1ns car rood mochAni oonii t,en
~ tA-n rhone IIoI OF L1a
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foULfay AKp iutpLini


SiNE RHODE INLAND RED puil.n and
eoctsr.ls pulls,s ready 70 laJi us
Rear 81 All South Psors
tNcrRATon AND bROuDkh -for sale
IN good condition Phone 7tf1.
bAny cHiOks-Ho, from tho hatcher,
tsht 10 your door, ssfsl' BY parssl p.st
change, prepaid y q white snd nro~n
Lsrhofns flywouth itceis mH Rocks
and " nsds Get our price, no~
they are rsssonshle iiuhsf', hsllabls
Hsiehsfy, D.p, ~ kusus,a, Kan.
OSr CysrrRs nRooDrR-tt on. 40
esE lnrubaior -hustsys " one huek
eye iucubsior ii0 sggs " for sale
0ood condition. Wilson. Sdmond,
ukla
rl M RRyD slSGi.r oOMH Rrps-ls,
Ing strain erEs. " settling tl0 per
hundred Ready nov N Wilson,
Edmond Otls
IuR sAi.E Thoroughbred Plymouth
rooster laOd y Tfsnton
ToR sALr kins Rec sirsln RyH Orpins
ton cortrr,ls Phone bnlTI
TOR etiT is- iins Hhi,, Rock oost
sfes sad indsn ilinn.f drsts Mrs
iinr.rs ThomAt three blocks sss,
oi t.sis Ave snd tour blocks porth of
oiak Trsil
SOM ftii.ni OoD gpN Orpinr,on
chickens fot sale, good hyeu, Phone
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02

OSV I,Rgr Irnfri,hri roor. ou. Ns'
tioel east oi utlAhoms prur ,iofr "ss
Tulsa
, 200 1so roor' 'ron,
- h,.s srtrsrHr rss F raNrf"d 400
.I g.. .fsr U N taN i|.
r,hcd 90 p'r m0u'1
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02

DETROIT s. pa' wanted Young hi
employed ~ thaf N'trlng room W.
refined lad. iI.fR
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JOIN TliE ARMY Nsrrultos office. 81
Otlshoma Cu, TulA Mussotee. Chiot

Eyeglasses And Sperip.Ies Tortoise Shell
frames The, ars durable ari 81 No
,yls w price - Tofs f,eg'n'ss
" iO 1ofic rp~cur'ss iH i'feAt ru'd
frsrs. a. 20 to o. W. 10 h''o
IA Rings At VI io 80 o. Fhont thfrH
IA ~ Nill have oun mofr Ring oNrr
1nn designs 49, 10 $50 sarh We can
$50 tave NoH morer o. Nst5h cham
lohu m, Rms Mar, ~ bo'tun NW'
AMNN suCCfrps IA mo ~"tl No. likes
n ,ou vould hse N'spors bio fAUvs,
pot tition zone ihNt orahies you Ia tfAVr.
Aui ta advance. tiarnrg A si.ua moi M
anl s,psusss mo- Agr 'imit vfIit fof
l.ontlst a. iug .TAndAfd Nusinrt' Tran.
trr inatiuir H.Tslo
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
rARM AND DAIRY PhoDoors :

" GtI TOMATO .Refots tho public n
ysAp wtih I 900 bushels psr acre Pleas
~fis Tor full lniormston, " g. Mouss
tan Marcos Tstss
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02

Nt ,lt-' ~ ruDEBAKrR- -Four door
nmy rcshxtat me NV rive cord
BARGAIN. O.dilsc Castor 10.
Evening star., 1919-02-18
PALMISTRY.

Nsss4y BELMONT-
Scientifc palulist and clairvoyant, can be con-
ssIited On All affairs OF life Readings, 81. 1916
New York ave. NV, between 10Th and 18Th
sts Hours, 10 an. to pm 21s
EII.E.s zARA. SCIENTIFIC PALMIsT AND
YtvchE from New York. Now at the Savoy,
14'h and Girard NV. Complete psychic read
Spas. s. Scientific paimistry, 81. Only BY
sTpointsnent. Phone Gel. T410.
MADAM EDWARDS. GENUINE EGYPTIAN
scotia panist: reads your entire life, past.
pr1sent and future reading, Sl.e0; satisfae-s
zion gparanteed. si3 Tth ST. NV. Is.
Evening star., 1919-02-18
BISHOP RHINELANDER
SPEAKS FOR CATHEDRAL
Washington Committee Is Address
ed at Home of Mrs.
Charles J. Bell.

Ri Rev. Philip NJ. Rhinelander,
Episcopal Bishop of Pennsylvania,
yesterday urged the completion of
Washington Cathedral on Mount
St. Alban to help meet "the nation
need for spiritual guidance" He ad-
dressed a meeting of the Washington
committee of the National Cathedral
Association at the home of Mrs.
Charles ]. Bell, 1927 Connecticut ave
nue..
Il am profoundly convinced" said
Bishop Rhinelander, who formerly
was d canon in charge of St. Alban's S
Church on the Cathedral Close. that
Washington Cathedral has quite
of interpreting to the American peo-
presenting its spiritual goal. The
work the cathedral has in view and
for which it was planned is as stra-
tegie, important and impressive as
could be imagined. There never was
time when for so great, so big, so
high an object as the national cathe=
dray an appeal could be made more
favorable or more successfully"
Bishop Alfred G.. Harding of Wash
ingtop announced to the committee
that he hoped to pay off $4,000 of
debt remaining on Bethlehem Chapel,
the crypt memorial to Bishop Satter-
lee. the first Bishop of Washington
and founder of Washington Cathe-
draI. before placing the remains of
Bishop Satterlee in the chapel, and
Evening star., 1919-02-18
SCIENTIFIC AsTRoLoGY.

FRANK THEODORE ALLEN, DIRECTOR
Astrological Research Society. private read
fngs> By appointment only 81: typewriter
asorecasts, by mail Sc up Expert voca tional
GaviseE lis n. W. Phone franklin 6s22.
Evening star., 1919-02-18
MUCH WAR RELIEF WORK
DONE AT HUBBARD HALL
Twentieth, Century Club Reports
Many Surgical Dressings and
Other Articles Produced.

Accompanying a letter Of thanks
from the Twentieth Century Club to
the board of managers of the National
Geograp phic Society for the use of
Hubbard Memorial Hall since No
vember, 1917, for war relief work, is
report showing the remarkable
amount of work done there.
The report shows that 10000 sur
gical dressings. 1900 machine made
garments. 1000 knitted articles and
1000 miscellaneous articles. includ-
ing comfort bags and influenza masks,
were made. AIRS. Lyman q. SWORN
stedt is chairman of the war relief
committee of the Twentieth Century
Club, Of which Mrs. Gilbert Grosve-
ror IS president
.rhe club also used the room for it's
part in the liberty loan and Red
Cross drives and parades and for
boa rd meetings. More than 200 pupils
attended the surgical dressings class
conducted by the club, and many of
these pupils, after graduating, estab-
iiShed other auxiliaries.
The articles mentioned do not in
clude about 10000 dressings done in
Hubbard Memorial Hall by members
OF the College Women's Club, of which
Mrs. William Chamberlin is president
Evening star., 1919-02-18
POSITIONS FOR 900.
Auditors, Accountants and Exam
liners to Be Placed.

a call for $50 auditors, 5po ac
countants and 30 examiners Of ae-
counts was sent out from Washing
ton today by the Civil Service Com
mission,
The auditors are wanted for the
income tax branch Of the revenue
bureau. which pays entrance salaries
from $4,000 to S4,50U q year. The
accountants are wanted for the ord
nance division, and will be paid en-
trance salaries from $500 to $4,000
Half Of the accountants must be Of
junior class and will be paid from
$1,000 to $4,000 q year.
Men only may take the examina
tion for the fifty vaca arcies for eX-
aminers of accounts in the Interstate
Commerce Commission. which pay
entrance salaries from 81 500 to S2.1oo
a year. Applications will be received
by the Civil Service Commission un-
til further notice.
Evening star., 1919-02-18

before the recum bent figure is brought
from England to place over the tomb
The committee also listened to an IL
lustrated lecture by Frederick Part
ington, on the cathedrals of the old
world and their relations and associa-
tions with Washington Cathedral.
Evening star., 1919-02-18
PREsBYTERIANS RAISE S5,o75
Make Success in Campaign to Re-
duce Debt on Church.

The Sixth Presbyterian Church con-
gregatfon went "over the top last night
in its drive to secure 5000 to reduce a
debt Of 1000 on the church.
Final count of the subscriptions last
night showed that the goal has been
exceeded by $75. The winning team.
which was captained by Benjamin r
Stickney, turned in S777. The team cap
tanned by NJ. A. Skinner was second and
the team of Joseph c. Fish was third.
Following the announcement of the
subscriptions the congregation held q
social rally. 1t was stated but s3,6 600
had been secured UP to Sunday night
and the teams worked hard throughout
yesterday to reach the goal
Evening star., 1919-02-18

By the Associated Press
OTTAWA, February 1S.--Sir WiIfrid
Laurier, former premier of Canada,
died OF paralysis here yesterday after
noon
The body viii lie in state in the
house of commons from Thursday un.-
til Saturday, according to tentative
plans for the funeral.
Saturday morning the casket will be
taken to Sacred Heart Church, where
mass will be celebrated by Archbishop
Matthew of Regina, an intimate friend
of the late opposition leader.
Born at st. Lin. Quebec. in 1S41, Sir
wilfrid was the only French Canadian
who was ever premier of Canada, a
portfolio ne held from 1896 to 1911.
Career in Politics.
Sir Wilfrid's career in politics ante
dated the federation of the provinces
into the Dominion of Canada, in 1867.
Then only a few years out of McGill
University, he actively opposed this
union. but when it had been consum-
mated. he accepted the verdict and was
elected to the provincial legislature
of Quebec as liberal in 1871, resign
ing three years later and being elected
to the house of commons, where he
took an active part in the liberal ma
jority. After holding the position of
minister OF inland revenue for A brief
period, Sir Wilfrid. elected from the
eastern division of Quebec city. was
for sixteen years identified with the
opposition, becoming the liberal lead
er in 1887 and leading his party to vic
tory in 1895.
After holding the premiership for
fifteen years Sir Wilfrids government
suffered defeat at the polls with the
proposed reciprocity treaty with the
United States as the paramount issue.
Sir Wilfrid supporting this project.
Notable Achievements.
Notable achievements of the Laurier
regime were the granting of prefer
entail tariff for British products. the
granting of autonomy to the provinces
of Saskatchewan and Alberta, the par
ticipation of Canada with the British
forces in the South African war and
the inauguration of the Grand Trunk
Pacific transcontinenta1 railway
scheme. He was instrumental in Sc
curing from the British government
notice to Bergiurn and Germany of the
denunciation of treaties with those
countries which stood in the way of
Canada new tar1n extending PREF
erence to the United Kingdom.
He was a delegate to Washington in
the interests of better relations be-
tween Canada and the United States
and was a member of the joint high
commission which sat at Quebec Au-
gust %, 1898. to discuss questions af-
fecting jointly Canada, Great Britain
and the United States.
On three notable occasions Sir, Will
frid went to England as representa-
tive of Canada-the diamond Jubilee
Of Queen Victoria and the coronations
OF King Edward and King George.
Evening star., 1919-02-18
FUNERAL OF MRS. LUTTERELI
Services for Daughter of Late A. M
Lothrop Held This Morning.

Funeral services for Mrs. Harriet
Lothrop Lutterell, wife of Nathaniel
I4uttere1l, who died last Saturday at
her residence. 2132 Bancroft place
northwest, were held this morning at
the residence at II o'clock.
Mrs. Luttereil was the daughter of
the late a. NJ. Lothrop one of the
founders of Woodward G. Lothrpp.
The store was closed until l o'clock
this afternoon