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TULSA DAILY WORLD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1918
MO HOME-COMING 'TIL
YANKS REACH BERLIN
Woman Smjh the American
woMirrs Want Job 1W'
' f()Pe ic-turnlng U the Slates.
SPOKE TO 5,000 TULSANS
,()1,...n,.n Hull Hllcsl When Tatrt.
,K. p, iiM'iietrullon SUirt"l lwt
" f I t.ii. a Wur Work Campaign.
in.- tell you a secret, Amorl
' ' , Madame Pierre Rernii-rd,
k ' , ,an. addressing 0."OU
T-jili.-t .s:.rday afternoon, at Con-
vtiiiinn , nftn nftft ,
-y,. i
I don't think a single
,,, wants to comu homo li
, want to march into Uer-
.. rternard was talking to
i r- and fathers and broth-.r-
of the millions of
I'mr."'
i la- el '
i'V. '
M.l i
the '
, beating the way Into
i,.!larc. (ihnut raining a
i.:v on the tinned war
ink-'
work-
,: de Cueldrs of Tulaa ha
ii.- ve tut y song nt riaioe,
jet
' ' ! ...ir'f-'-.i.Mt m honor of the national
, i! '! chief speaker.
u'lii in..' P'Ttiard was introduced
,.,.iH:in of the onn, and
''..h or,. iirrord, the vast throng
rw aid mood fnr a moment with
Oklahoma Hospitla
Ron Ice Consists of
lit. Fireproof building arranged for
, purpoe.
tni Mudern and complete equip
merit under one roof.
Ird, Character, experience and alclU
of attendant.
Br I red S. nintnn. President,
ULs II. C. C. Kii-gcler, 11 N.
Superintendent
Pr. I.ytle Albert on
Resident Thyalclan
Klnth and Jecksos HtreeU
l hone Osage 110
. w. nil f ion viun
"BUSINESS CARDS
phone JiiOO
15-17 Wut Archer
HATCHER PRODUCE CO.
Wholesale Jobbers
Creamery Butter and Eggs
Good Eggs Always
YE Dr. Arthur
Ear Campbell
Nose
Throat
Mayo nida
Phone 84V0.
Mdquartcrs for ftryptok Lenses
TULSA
New Location - 10 Weat Third
l'hone 3473 ,
MATERNITY HOSPITAL
htriclent trained nurses. Hables
adopted if desired.
1103 W. MAIN ST.
Oklahoma City, Okla.
CHANNON'i
J FURNITURE
Exchange New for Old
14 and IS West Second
Guy W. McCulloch II. ll. Chaffln
MOWBRAY
UNDERTAKING CO.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
SERVICE
CDr.l. Angstrcich
OPTOMETRIST
with
HARRY HEILBRON
JEWELER
fecond and Main Phone 117
THE CHILDREN'S DAY
NURSERY
TIT BOOTH CHETENNB
PHONE lOOt
Children Cared for Durln Working
. or Shopping Hours
wTgregg lTTmartin
Attorneys-at-Law
Sxchange National Bank Building
Tulsa, Okla.
.EDNA B. FARIS
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
NOTARY PUBLIC
Room 530 Mayo Building
Phone 7985.
SAM'L. A. BOORSTIN
ATTORNEY AND
COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW
U2-1J-14 Wright lildg.
of Oil and Gaa
of Corporation
PHONB 71J
Dr. E. C. Badger
National Association
CHIROPODIST
llii.r, Poof tvi.j ci
Phone 2310 Tulsa, Okla.
HOTEb OXFORD
f:rJc,1; modern, steam heat, hot
rnlf d runnl"B water in every
w nulta. Rate, $5 per week
trolt Conw Third and De-
E
bowed heads as an Impulsive, out
ward evidence of the place that this
brave link- woman and her 'brave
loyal country holds In tho hear la of
every American.
Madame 1 ern.ird I a naidrnt of
Paris, Fram e, and in the first three
months of the w.ir lust her husband
and every other mm,. relative, and
while broken heuried, i.s duvoting
her life to patriotic c.ma
"It is with deepest emotion," said
the tittle matron, "that 1 hear my
beloved son today. Wherever 1 so,
to the training ramps to all ynur
big cities, urnl to all other nations
that fly thu flam of the alllM arm
ies, my sung- is on every lip. The
Marsx-Hlals sprung into being In
1770 in Strashurg, when our fore
bears were at war with the same
barbarians that we are ut war with
today.
live Million Soldier.
"In lull, when moliilliatlon took
place, (n three weeks lime n.DU" 00(1
of our mi n between thu ag s of L'O
and ii were called to the culm a,
I 'an y . 1 1 1 Imairlne what It meant to
have r,. oho, (inn tern taken from the
homes, ana businesses of th" cn'un
trv In three weeks time? if thine
fl.Ono.OOO brave men 2.00n,ou0 are
deal; living s.tor.flceu to protect
France from the ur.a.uught of the
1 1 ii ns. me million and a Iia.f lire
hopeless cripples, maimed In the
combat
"America now ha S.flOO.OOO men
under arms. 2 .00" not) of these are
In Franco, but the great part are
ntill In the training camp of your
t'ountrv. f
"When these five million men
were taken nway from France, our
women fell Into line and took up
their wo'k and are carrying It for
ward with their own. Wo have no
men's work, nor women's work It
Is all work thnt has trv he done
and tho women of Pranre have
simply lidded to their burdens with
out thought of gain or public no
tice and an thna a-selstlng their men
to stem the tide of tho Invading
1 1 unn.
"America hns been so good to us.
Wo are closer than any two nations
have ever been before; but let me
Kiy here, that If it had not been for
the timely help and attitude of lit
tle ISclgiiim-- had she done as fler
manv thought she would do bo
afraid because she Is small and Ger
many i-reat, they would have
swarmed over Krance anil we wuld
never have needed your aid.
Words Are Inadequate. .
'The war. of which you hear. Is :
nothing you have no conceptions j
of the horrors, there Is no word" I
possible for me to make clear to I
yon people a thing that you never!
had In your rountrv. Tour brave
son Is mv son motherhood la
ltl
great principle all of the allied na
tions are happy to aid all soldiers
because their own boys mav need
Hid. A world that can feel like thla
has gained something from the
struggle. '
"We people nt home are hnaor
bnund to live the principle that those
men are dying for. There are per
haps none In the audience who has
not someone nverwas, nnd we are
pledged because we live today In the
greatest epoch of hnmanltv, to keep
up the morale and good phvslcal
health of these great armies of vic
torious soldiers.
'This war la g-olng to give a great,
wonderful edifying principle to live
up to; a principle that will sweep
nway the barriers that have arisen
between the On'hrollc, the Protest
ant and the .lew. Through the min
istrations of these seven organiza
tions who are doing o much for the
welfare for all Our boys, we are
learning to see with the eyes of
brothers, yet worship In the way our
ennscienco dictates. The world has
learned a great truth slnoo 1911,
and that Is that war Is something
more than a machine, but a conflict
of Ideals,
'The countries of Europe were
golnp mad the past few years, run
ning a race for gol,i and to dominate
the world In all lnes of achievement.
They wefo plunging headlong Into
ruin and then catne a great halt
and that halt was the world war
the ngonv of suffering Intensified.
Out of that suffering grew a knowl
edge, not of the brain but of the
heart, -that ajl the world may be
yours today and taken from you
ruthlesssly tomorrow.
"Army officials are now consider
ing a cessation or hostilities, and If
they should. France will have to de
pend upon the allied armies for aid
during her reconstruction period
more than ever. Since June of this
year, French refugees have been
coming back from the towns of
northern France at the, rate of 3,000.
a nay. i nose women anu cniiuren
are sent back to us by the retreating
htwa In a deplorable condition, dur
ing four awful years the Hermans
have Infested that section of my
country, the homes aro leveled;
treasures are curiied off Into Cer-
manv: the whole country is aevas
tatod. and the people In such terri
ble condition, their bodies pitifully
wasted, their nerves gone, ttyu It
will take years to bring things back
to even a semblance of their former
conditions.
Help Them Llm.
"Now let me tell you a secret,
Americans, you have two million
men In France, and I don't think
that one of them would want to
come homo today. They want to
COREGA
Holds False Teeth
Firmly in Mouth
It Prr-wnt Sore Gam.
Oumg shrink or swell and plates be
come loose, which la no fault of the
dentist. An application of Corega
sifted evenly on the dental plate re
lieves these conditions. It holds tho
plate firmly and comfortably In po
Hition. Also promotes mouth hy
giene. 35c at drug stores and derrtal sup
ply houses. Your druggist can get
it from Cleveland,. Ohio. Advertise
ment Knocks Out Pain
If you have a single ache or pain
In your body, here la good news for,nnd gratifying relief wnen you mm
you. You can knock out pain in on;ir King's .-sew iiscoverj
round all you have to do la to ap
ply Miller's Antiseptic OH (known
aa Snake Oil) to the afflicted parts.
This great remedy penetrates thick
est sole leather, ihrougn anu
throurh. In three minutes, so tlrtit
you can seo It Is bound to go rnrlit
i.n into the achinif Joints or muscles
and knock out pain.
If you've got rheumatism, lum
bago, neuralgia, sore throat, head
ache, a sprain, or any pain, don't
wait a minute go to the nearest
drug store and get a 30c, SOc or
J 1.00 bottle of Miller's Antiseptic
Oil (known as Snake OilJ. Money
back, ii not saUstied,
ymmmmsssssssxEmmwm.
I .ww- mr m . r e"f I
jrt'i..
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7 Alice t3RAPY W,Au 153. - '
1 THE ORDEAL BV I , '11
Scene from Alice llrady's brilliant new picture, "The Or. P al of
Ron tia," which opens at the Klalto today for a two-day ntay Mium Hi i.ly
has ju.'t opened In one of thu hits of the new si-uson in New York bill lic
ashures her many screen admirer thai her :tugc work will not intcrterc
wlih her picture productions.
march Into Terlln! and I trust and
hope that they Khali. You have
three million bos particularly
trained In your camps, muke It pos
siblu for every one of them to nee
service overseas; not In the Irein ties,
aa was Intended at first, hut lo help
reclaim France."
Convention hall yesterday after
noon was filled for the first imu.
motlng nf tho 1'mted War Work
ers cuinpalgn. Tho singing of pa
triotic songs by the Immense Kather
Ing to the inspiring air nf thu Kreat
pipe organ, opened the meeting.
Hubert iiolce Cai son presided as di
rector. After a short Invocation by Rev.
C W. Kerr, lJr. Abel gave a
Khorl address that was as usual very
dunce.
much to tho point and applauded
freiumtly by his appreciative iiu
A t'otlMini: ovat.otl greeted l.leiv
tenanf (.'. II. .Mct'ann. one of the
nine surviving menbers of the Laf
ayette Kscadrllle, who In a few
weil chosen sentences, gave a vivid
weird picture of conditions at the
front, and pointed out the n 1 of
keeping the yeven patriotic organi
zations at the front, for their fleet
upon the morale of tho troops.
Mnokes and sweets," said the
young lieutenant, "lire the two
things most vitally Important to the
flxhting men at the lront. oil Uie
battlefield, when a man la wounded,
a cigaret is as soothing to shattered
r.ervea and pain nuked bodies, uh
coojune or opium. Which would you
rather your own boy use?
"Imagine, If you an, a battle
front 67 miles long, on which
K.OOO.000 men aro in constant con
flict From September until t'hnst
tiian, !i rains practically every day.
While the men are standing knee
deep In the mud of these trenches,
the lied Cro-ss, Salvation army and
oLher patriotic organizations, keeps
them supplied with hot Koup, hot
cofteco and chocolate and sand
wiches. "Approximately 2.000.000 Ameri
cans are in Europe at this time, and
it Is up to you to see that their
morale and f.ghting spirit is kept
up to the highest point.
"How would you like to work five
days and tjiphts in the mow', terrible
conditions that can be conceived:
and then le olered I ack for a rest
and find there nothing to eat hut
hard'ack and black bread, etc? Thia
is what we facd until these seven
patriotic organizations got on the
Job; It is your own fathers, brother,
husbands, sons and sweethearts that
these organizations are taking care
of, and the rlllxens of America will
have to give, and Rive freely. In this
coming campaign that they may
keep up this splendid work for sev
eral vtari yet to come.
"Show the boys In khaki that
every man, woman and eh lid on this
Side of tho Atlantic Is hack of them,
and I will guarantee that thego same
Ikws will keep up their end on the
other side.'
Frantic nnd prolonged applause
punctuated this war hero a short ad
dress.
Lieutenant McCann has a
very earnest, forccrnl manner or ex
pressing himself, and besides scor
ing highly In the Interests of the
coming campaign in this city, won
for himself the attentive apprecia
tion and respwt of the entire large
audience.
'drafted men urged Td
GET SOLDIER INFORMATION
There's a lot of information ready
for the 70u draftees going to, train
ing camp, at the federal building,
to be given out by the lied Cross
home service, that will help. ma.
terially in getting straightened out
many of the perplexing problems
that pew soldiem encounter when
they get into service.
Ill pi esentatlves of the home serv
ice division will be at the fMeral
biiildiriB today and tomorrow at 3
o'clock, and every reg!rant la urg
ed to be there ut that time to get
the Information which is essential
In handling such matters as the In
surance, allotments from pay, al
prwancos from tho government,
manner of addressing mall, etc
DROUSY, LANGUID
DOPY WITH COLD
King's New Discovery
restores the alertnes
of Yesterday.
Dr,
That "all In" feeling that accompa
nies a heavy cold and ceaso.efl cough
lis replaced by one of restful repose
w-.-oHsh flushes, phlegm congna-
'tlon. throat Ache, croupy 'Coughs,
mild bronchitis are allevtaied In
short order. Fifty years of easing
r.i',1 and rough pain have made it
known nKtiotially. Sold for fifty
years. Ail druggis's. 0n, $130.
The Poisons of Constipation
are gent y but positively expelled
from the suffering system by lir.
King's New Life J'ilhi. Dizzinofs dis
appears, sick headache vanishes, th.
digestion perks up, general health
i-nnrovea Your druggist has then;
aine aiwitu. Adv,
LA.-:.- J-K.;
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WESTERN REFINERS
GATHER HERE TODAY
at
InilKirtiiiil Session Will He lU'hl
lloii'l Tulsa Texas Oil OiitliKik
Reported I ivllcnt.
Itcijinnlng Ll o o'clock this morn
ing tin- WeMern petroleum Kefineis
a;t.iuo:atlon ttill hold an Important
meeting at Hotel Tulsa that will
hi M K refiners from all pari f tliu
niid-continent field.
K, H. S.ici k, president of the
association l expected to preside and
as lie lias nseiitly come ironi .cw
York win doubtless h.ne much that
"it1
is of Intertst to report to ihe "-.Malloiy, A. U
Pels, and su-i inly at this time when , TiUi.e.ape, it. H.
the war appears lo bu atioul o er j ( 0(.i j ( i,
with. iik a, M. T.
C. A. Itrnley. vice president of theji( WW jl(.nj p.
asmiciatlon i-.iine in yesterday and .,;(,., TBI(li j.
will attend the meeting. Mr Hraley UviIhou, F.. J.
has just returned from a trip through Abbott, M.r.i I.
t Ho Texas In id and is very oitimillc
in reganl to thu situation us lo u eup-
ply of crude.
I be. leva there will be enough oil
produced In Texas," wild Mr. Hraley.
"to lkocure of the needs of the
cuuntiy fur the next five years at
least. Ileal of all. II Is of a gravity
and refiniTi' quality that Insures a
plentllul supply of all the byproducts
and s luliy lubricating oil."
As th Sincalr oil corporation la
well equipped with pipe line facili
ties and will be even better fixed ua
aoon a the line connecting the Han
ger f if-i I In Texas with the company's
lino now In operation a far south
as the Healdtun field is completed,
Mr. Kniley'e prediction If correct, as
It doubtless la. will put the Sinclair
concern In a moat enviable position.
The lino, now building from the
f'ushlng field to the connection with
the Kansas City line will leave the
Chicago line free to carry oil direct
to the Chicago refinery, and will give
the company an eight-inch ami a six.
Inch line as far as the point In Mis
souri where the two lines branch out.
A report of today's proceedings
will be watched for with greatest
Interest and It Is hoped lhatnow
that the w-ar Is so nearly over that
there may be no necivMitiy of secrecy
in a matter In which the oil men
arc so vitally interested. The refin
ers have done wonders for the mid
continent field nnd everybody in ln
ferested In their prosperity.
SHERIFFELECT WILL WAGE
WAR ON AUTO THIEVES
Automobile thieves nre going to
be a spei'ialty with Sheriff-elect
James Wooley.
That is, h- Is going to make life
so hot for these criminals who make
their living by stealing automobiles
that thev will remove their signs
from Tii1.hu and go into business
elsewhere.
"I xpect to appoint two deputies
who axe well ipiaJifled, lo hunt
down iiu'omobile thieves, and these
two men will devote all their tins
to running them down," the sheriff
elect mi HI yesterday.
Ano'her thinir No Idlers. loafers
or holmes will b" toll rati! around
Tulsa after Mr. Wooley takes office.
'A war policy of 'work or fight' will
bo rigidly enforced " he aa-.n.
In a statement thanking his
ffrlends for their support In the re
cent election Mr. W on i v nromwea
aggressive warfare on bootlegger
and k-amblers and on countv mad
houses which he terms breeding
places of crime.
WELL KNOWN BARTLESVILLE
OIL MAN DEAD PNEUMONIA
John J Sullivan, a former resi
dent of this city, panned awav Sat
urdny evening at l o'clock at his
home nt HartW-Hvlllc, nfter n ten
days' Illness of pneumonia, follow
ing influenza. Interment will be
made this afternoon nt 2. 30 o'clock
at IlartlHervllle.
Mr. Sullivan wan connected with
the Prairie Pipe Line company nt
this point up to three years ago,
when he was transferred to Itart
lesville, and was making prepara
tions at the fjme of his illness to re
move to Tulss again and take up his
duties at this point. Contracting
Influenza while hero. He 1 sur
vived Mv his Wife. Mrs F'orcric"
Shen Sullivan, und a 4-year-old
daughter Jane.
The family han a hord of friends
In this ritv who will be grieved to
learn of their sad bereavement
SECRETARY WILSON WILL
ATTEND LABOR MEETING
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10 -Peers,
tary Wilson hoe been requested by
the president to attend the inter
national labor conference, the first
lolnt assembly ever held bv organ
Ix4 labor of the I'ni'ed Rae and
Mexico. Mee'lrprt will begin Ved". .
dav at I.-iredo, Texas, and Nu'vo
lAredo. Mfxi.'o, under the auspices
of the American Fede.tr'.lon of Lit. or
and the organized workers uf the
southern republic.
Hre Do-troys Mills.
cH'LFI'OCT. Miss. Nov. 1 0 - Fire
todaTy destroved the saw mill and
machine rfVop of the Ingram ' nv
Lo ruber company at Lyman, Ml
rr-ba erfiio-oi loon la ,2U0.U4i0,
WAR NOT OVER AS FAR
AS DRAR CONCERNED
full for Toil Men to io In Camn
Mel Jell. m IhmhM Hi the l l
cmplloii Hoard (,o This Ucvk.
In spite of peace rumors, the war
department Isn't stopping tn the
lira!; i.i.ls. and near ii'O Tulsans
will ko to training i.aiup tli.s week.
Ti n men will lie sent to '"ainp Me.
("id, an. A.., . and uiii mi on the 13th j
and Mill. I'o lowiug Is thu official I
list piepnred by the exemption
board for cuiniv and i ity;
1ty Cull, 'nil service Men,
NovoiiiIkt II.
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Payne, K. K.
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Hauptiuari, M. E.
Slmiin, Kd
Mi lianiel, Hilly
Keeling, I. It.
Walker, W. (.'.
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September 12
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W eihsingrr. J. M.
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Suwyers, M. P.
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Vendensen, T. M.
Hrcer, h. W.
Shunkey, W. C.
Hlnckbiirn, K. E.
Hlichcllffe, II. S.
(illmon, Leonard
I leaser, H. H.
Jeimen, Julius
Coker, H. J.
lAWMon, V. I
Hlack. I). J.
Martin. W. J.
Perilne. J. N.
Kmeraon. W. F.
Power, It. R.
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.nek, Rose
Mooth. M. fl.
Miianlnglll, E. L,
Carey, P.
Knight, Henry
Stanley, t. Jl,
) Hrlen J. J.
Howell. A. C
Moreland, M.
Ixwey. U. .1.
Shlpman, H. T. J,
Irving, C. O.
Kratzer, H. D.
I.'hy, II. W.
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Smith. S. W.
Hrtegn, Ixiuls
Roberts. M.
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Smith. K. R.
Wilson, T. H.
Mc.Mahon, J. W.
Hattenflold, J. y,
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Htelnlmeher, M. J
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t,,.,, ,.s, Nova W.
Parker. J A.
Sitco, J. It.
Little, S J.
Haugh. R. lb
Harrison, T H.
MclMjriald, K.
Hughes. V. W.
Hol.liertson, H.
Purdom, K. K.
HiiyM, Pedro
riupler, J. 1
Smith, ollie
Johnnn, H. A.
Ilardesty. M. 11.
Iipp. F. R.
Rohlmion, 10. C.
lean. Ollle II.
Itliind, J. C.
Harriett. T. K.
Colton. Frank M.
Meredith, F. I
Jackson, J. II.
McllrMe. H.
KeiU, U C.
Men-dtth, .1. H.
Fleming. K.
Lulls. R. R.
Knight, (i. J.
Wander, O. J.
Johnson, I. F.
I av Is, K. J.
lliu-k, Henry, Jr.
Staples. F.ugene
Oilibons. P. H.
libber Arthur
Cox. Arthur
Wallace. A. .1.
Htigley. W. N.
Immont. Walter
Wheells, liu W.
Raldrldge A. M.
Jeffrie,, A. l.
Anhnlt, P. F.
Ruamll, M. R.
Polk, IW'nr
Taylor, H. B.
Llchlyter. F. I).
K Hakes Frank
Kwaln. It S.
Hurt on. F. H.
Hrownltig. E. C.
S quiche J.
C.riffin. Mark I
Stulil.lt-f li-lrl. J.
Stock, F W'.
McCiillough, J. Z.
1 'reyf us, Q.
Lucas. A. T
Mitchell J. n.
Neyln, J. a.
Pendleton, If. O,
Jones, W. II.
Harrison. 'A. F.
Wiftls. (1. H
Thompson. M. I.
Hamhlin K C
Rector. K. S.
Slehr K. K
Walker H 13.
North,--! L,
Allison It J Jr.
Coleman John
Young, II. S.
Cannon, h.ugene
HohianiliT, W.
Hurtnn. I ' A.
Utile, W. A.
Hingham. Frod .
Minteer. J II.
Jones Marvin
Wiririinger. J. U.
Cook. J W.
Cooper, R. T.
Richardson. R.T.
Ijiwrenre. II. It.
WatiTl'mld, W V.
Newman, U M.
Moff.tt, R. I".
F.v.iris. Kwell
(.'handler F. F.
Webb, .1 K.
Hurry. W C,
Kai:r I. M.
Sleri"i A. II
Cutbiirth. K. O.
Cheiioweth, l
Kenrianier, O. II
Reported enlisted
Williams, d. II.
Imuhle. C A.
Tltneiu'V. T.
Kldd, Hobt. P.
C.i on. C 1
Ferguson, I M.
Mitchell, A.' R.
I. '.. anil, C. W.
Rl mad is. A.
pi ic'.r.'. I leorge
Ciinriingliam, A.
WeS-l, F. '
Wycoff, K. A.
Hall. Jifii A.
Ilorltz, I-'.
II. 'uiptmiinn. E.J.
Mic.heil. C. E.
Hall, W li.
York. V. H.
Kurnweld Abe
AaU; Seymour
Harvey A. MoJC
Idinbar, I'. F.
Kak.la. .! T.
I einner. S
Win lev. W S.
r itr.lil. I'.
Taylor. M. W.
Spll-ev. I'. K.
M'-v-igh r, c.
K.l'.ian. c, 1 1.
l.i-tri't, F. II.
Iian.i l .1. L.
Frey Sam F-.
Hoo'h J. V.'.
i Vi'ilenw-rVig. W.
McCMrtlv j. -r
Herinell, i. K.
Young Uortch
Kerr. W !.
Moles. H A
Robinson W. A.
Rnwell W N.
H'lteller It R.
Howell Harvey
Harder. A A.
c.ruell, Ollle
Oll'Hpoche l A.
St.-wart. fj. W.
Trier. .I.ohn
And'ews. II. A
Mi'Htriness ,1. p.
T' acker f. K.
Tuvlor. W M.
Iiv!m. T N
La n t z F w 1 n if
I'ntte-son. l-i.
1-'tourney. V. '1.
Hantzc. Ma.rlon
Hunt. Han Jr.
Ijumpkln. T F.
F.v.ins, 'Jeorge
Wllks. A. P.
Murray, M. R.
Iwden, I). V.
Morris Willi
Tl'itu. I J
Prown. O E.
Shark. W, A.
Crowell, I'rd V.
Hi.arrnari. F. R.
I'aiti'.er S'a m
M irnv. C V.
Nnt'er H M
Mill.blefleld, C.
Cker W. W.
Icvl Rill
White, Joe
Mchmond, IT W
Williams A. ft.
penfrow. M.
Tmnn, Velson
JUarpcj; W. Le
. Itecker. K
KtUott, L. D.
Hyrnea, H C.
WuIhoii, W. T.
Mlzell, Nathan
I'enny, J A.
Monroe, t. J.
MiS'ormlck, W.
Holicrts. II. N.
Wolf. )! 1'.
I avne. 1". 1
MeUeown, 11. A.
I.iWIV I'. II.
Johnson. A. C.
Hecson, IV V.
Lander. J. (.
l'lirdy, I. It.
I hike. Win. It.
(lei. hart, C. (.
Koutouienas, 1'
Hyn, S. II.
Walker, II. C.
Moig.in, A A.
Hiiik. S II
l'uuu.i. Austin
Sutlon, A. L.
Hliick. H, I'
Murray. J. A
Marriott. I! V.
Iirevfus, A.
Wllilains. J. A.
ihIioi n, W.
Chlsholm, It
Higgs. T. II
Johnson, F. It.
Harper, f" II.
Ford. I A
Klein. C J.
Hra.lshaw . A
Irf-lleau, 17.
1'iilsom, P
llirliniin. ,1 del,
(Irul. 'is. S T.
( 'handler. J. It.
Comer, A
lionton, W. If.
flow. T.
Simmons, K. I..
Ling. M H
t'olllna. Codv A.
Horner ohn T
Wleneke, L. i.
Jenkins. J II
Allen, A. A
ViuiHvke. A
Moss. H. It.
llHUgllS. C
W.
A.
Hurt. I H.
Kainsev. L. I'
Stii-lleln. A
It. Mil. .1 II
Cuirk, K W
Mllkaien. T
iiil. k, M
ltvnti. T If.
Ne.ll. F
Luplecol.i. A.
W hitrhurst J
Miirdoek, H
Slierron. H I
liorinlev. M. 1
Nisbll. .1 A
Worntlmttoti.
(Mew, ii. W.
Thoi iibaiigh..
Henry. II. A.
rsslligan, W
(lanlhrop. It
'.iimtiro, I II.
Jones, i K
Martin. F T.
Wolf, K. I'.
Spit.. F. A
Illalne, T P
Walsh. Frank
lleyiiian, I. W.
Illi.ie. A. W.
i ml.urne, .J. F.
II. IV ties, C. W
lianvello. i:. V.
Henrv, r.
Mamiloglll, II. 1
Faulkner.
Mel'anlev
l"nn man,
W. J
W J.
Allen
Allen, L
Heed, W
Selle, W
.1
V.
Kllis. Lloyd T
Markov,. I, K.
Ilrvnnt. Fddv
l'.oaeley. II, 1).
fiotdsmlth. It.
(K)l'JiTY CMJ,.
NovcnilKr 1.1 (tots) Noilii.
June A (1017) Registrants.
Iliilloek, Roy
I trad bury F.. n.
Harling, J II.
Hruner. W. F.
Ilehmlander, W.
Harrison, J. It.
Wilson, J. i.
Place, A. H.
Hlufflebeem, .1.1
Sloan, McKuovcr
linker, Press
Hntls. Ira
llnlllngsworth. K
Cavln. Roy
Weaver, (I. .
Klaver, Wyand
August 21, KIT.
Dowdy, J. V. Warren, A.
Lamhley, II. ! Rowe, A. K.
SrptrmlHT
Cliapmun, Ii. R.
Nelson, (leore
H.-Prlese, J. R.
11, 19 IS.
Wofford, H, P.
Jackson, K, W.
Ridiiliig. A. J.
Money. C. K
Courtney, J. ft
Muinlro, A. C.
Cross ,11. II.
Peck, W. T.
Francis, o, F.
Ktniley. W. I.
Wl son, C. II. Jr.
McHlnley. U N.
Ills, kwell, A. V.
Funk, l. II.
Time. (J. K.
Hprsdling, ,M. C.
Mi-Cleery. I E.
AHher. W. Xl.
l-arrott. C. A.
Purdey. H. K.
Wlkoff, Roy O.
Prince. Carlos
Chappie, J. K.
Porhes, p. W.
Klper, II. P.
Burdett, W, O. m
Itlcklng. A. L "
Kstey, U. A.
Reekham, A. M.
Rernard, II. H.
rhompsmn, W. U.
Ulpson, P. C.
Roberts, (1. U
darkness, D. W,
irisrk. W.
Justus, I A. Jr.
Phelpa. W. Ian
Rich, Chas D.
IJerly, C. N.
Hcnliesey, A. P.
Page, K. K.
Frew. H. J.
Crrnshiiw, II. R.
Clounch, K. W.
Cochran, R. I.
dray, Clyde 0.
Fox, Frank
Hood. Alfred P.
Peffley, 0. F.
Mendenhall, W-V,
Wilkinson, It. E.
Doyle, W. M.
Karnes, lie
Sweeney, Per P.
Mayer, P. H.
Turner, J. It.
Ilrooks. E K.
Dykea .1. I.
Ninge, C. A.
Hwarts. II. J.
Frazler, C. J
llennliiger, J. E.
Pryor, Will
Randolph, W. N.
Ilriiwn, It, T.
Day, K. II.
Powell, M A.
Putnam. V. A.
Ilaiim. 11. It.
Chlldress,f,. P.
Hunt, A D.
i ii lonriell. C. Jr.
Thomas, R. W.
Klrl y, II. R.
Abbett, U I.
(I ray, John
Ensure, J. H
Frocee, Waymnn
trose). J. I),
Pamlio, ltwls
Wilbanks, C. C.
Thompson, H. W
Iesui, Hay
I.Hvl.urn, W. M
Fleming, C,, ;. A
Culver. ). (j.
Harris, W. L.
Harry, J. T.
Im. Earl It.
Schmidt, A. II.
Yates, A. II.
Williams, l W.
Lampkln, I. J.
Rasa, O. II.
Smith, O. leR.
Jenkins, J. A.
Keith, La It. V.
Ilobbs, L. B.
Hutchinson. W.
Chapman, y. F.
Clover, John
Magarlty. R A.
Sexton, E. T.
Peterson, A,
Klnkeade, C. J.
Wallace, Joa
(iatewood, II. IL
Zepedo, I.
TTIplett. It. a.
Sample, J. B.
Smith, W. J. II.
Nanti, H. D.
Cmger, If, U
Nelaon, O. W.
Shackelford. J.
Ilaxen. fl. W.
Coatney, H. B.
Shlvel. 11. J.
Rrumley, C.
Meadows, J. E.
Squire, T.
Rurrla. A. C.
Vernon, I D.
Hyers, A. E.
Fisher, W. T.
Martin. Jay
Rears, W It.
Smlttle, n. II.
Turley, W. It.
Trimble. U W.
Knrd, B. O.
Walker, R. L.
James, W. D.
Hruee, I. (1
Toney, W. A
Heagrove, J. C.
Trent, C.
Mngonla. R.
Mvera, C. 1..
Mitchell, V.
Freeman, Fred
Thompson. A. R.
Ilascom, C E.
Atkins. C. n.
Walker, fida
Winlover, T. If.
Adair, T. R.
Shanks H R.
Dean. F. F.
i iffutt. K. H.
Ilrnv. Whiter V.
Rue'l. V. M.
Wilson. Henry
Held. .1 P
Hush, 1 1. C
Trushel AIt
Kvles. W. R.
Smith, Kohl,
Sheppard, R. K.
Itvan. Rohf.
c,llon, Sple
PldgewKV. Dewey
Krelter. ChaHe.s
Norcross. J. H.
Foster. It W.
'.ohaugh. W J
Mi'onnetl, rj. L.
IteiLHor, M. A.
Wages, H. K.
Skin
Comfort
For Our Boys
Found In
Cuticura
The Soap to Cleanse mi Purify
the Ointment to Soothe and Heal
These fraerant, super
creamy f mollienti oothe(
arvd heal rczemai and
ra&het, top itrhing, clear1
the tkin of Diniu.cs. the
iclp of dandruff tnii the
hand ol chaps and jortx.
1 or cuts, wounds, bru s
eti, bites nu stints of
uncus, suntaini or
windn.urn thry are
most effective.
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ii'Neill J C.
Holland, Win
1 1.1 iiihiion. i,
Sliijith, John
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lilllliore, II. F.
'r.illuitt, H. L.
Sli.upe, It A.
HniM's, J. T.
Iigsn, A. M.C.
Curry, S W.
Husk I ne. II M
Harvey. It.
I'lmlt, W. S
Mnador, I !. '.
Morcaii. K. II.
Cloutih. C. I).
Laiinhlln. A II.
Iliillev, II H
Harriett. II M
1 1 ii it t rs inn ii. C. K
H.iby. C. N.
Hallciaft, .1. I.
Sliward, Roy
Hiiriiu. R.
Hiirauan, Ivan O.
llrnvwi, (1. K.
Divine, JiitiijiH
Riilhbun, A.
Cover. II L.
Sleveni, W. A.
1 Li M i n i n n . IA A.
Shanks. I . S.
Mercer. V. L.
Steelv, J F.
Taylor, L. ().
Strain. L. II.
Kearney, O. L.
i:
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Mitchell.
j ii.
I Irnxtl. ,1 C
Purser. .1. I,
M.ii.im. 1, .1
Park. C li
Harnil, H II
I'elo. Yuucy
W lliiamn. II
w.
n
WilllillllM. Ilellj
Hrown, A J.
Matlln. II I,
Kennett. .' C.
Hokun, T P
I !eeasl.. , John
Slanford, .li.tin
llaliklnsi.il i
Huik. I.. P. Jr
Tone, .1 W
Stancliff. II V.
Fields. II It.
Siilldi'l .s, I leo.
Rodiek. J. N.
I. .me, W. I
Cooper, W.
luthtie. D.
Richardson
Jones, S. S,
K.
C,
A.M.
I'errv. C. F.
Chellet, I, E.
Morales. Hen
I iiinritvan, J I
MoNKop, J. E.
Hallo, .1. C.
Hood, I ) p.
Ilowiin, c. K.
Haiikltis, T. L.
Hryant. A.
Collins, E. E.
Carmlchul. 1).
L
ijeen, W'. E.
Heiidren, W. C.
NEEDED IN
I .lin.niii, it. A. A.
I'e.u ler. Henry I '.
Malcolll. C. II.
liny. U T
Su'lioiH-.n, A. F.
Nelll. '. i:
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DRUGGISTS
CONSERV
Influenza Epidemic it Decreasing in Most Sections and
the Demand is Slackening, but We Are Still 18,000
Gross Behind On Orders and it Will Take Some Time
to Catch Up.
THREE MILLION JARS
SHIPPED DURING
OCTOBER.
On Monday, October 21, we ad
dressed an advertisement to the
wholesale and retail drug trade, ad
vising that we were badly oversold,
due to tho Influenza epidemic, stat
ing that all deals and quantity ship
ments were Tostpnnd, and request
ing that VapoRuh be purchased In
mail lots only. This condition still
prevallt. '
At this writing we hnv back or
ders for eighteen thousand (IV, 000)
gross and our orders each day are
double our dally output. The epi
demic, however, I decreasing In
must sertlons, the demand slacken.
Ing and we are working night and
day to catch up. In the meantime,
we ask the trade to b patient with
us,
I'jiormoua Shlpmcnl Have wiped
Out Ulceus Stocks.
On October 1st we had on Tiand at
Ihe factory and In twenty ware
houses over the country a tremend
ous stock of VapoRuh, accumulated
during tho summer months. This
Is now gone - we actually rhlpped
during the month of October over
three million Jars of Vapollul. We
are speeding up our factory as much
as possible and Ihe problem now is
to distribute) the factory output asi
quicsiy Hl posnuie. out, mum
fore, for Ihe lime beln;, abandoned
freight shipment and are shipping
ell her by purcel post or express
trying to glvo inu h Jobber ut least
a little stoi k.
Immediate Shipments to Ilrngglsla
In Infliii'tim Districts.
Preference Is being given to those
sections stricken by Influenza. In
order to i.h'Ii these sections as
quli kly as can he, we are, during
ibis emergency, making shipments
bv parcel post, direct to the retail
trade, of not mor e than three 1 .1 )
dozen 3 ii I' i-ize in any one shipment.
Wi prefer that Ihe lubbers order
those shipment for their tritrle, hut
lo save time we will, if the need Is
urgent, ship direct on receipt of
check or innnev order. Naturally,
no new ueeoiinui can be opened dur
ing this rush.
Samples anil
lnfliicna
TtiMiklets
1-i on Hiqui'Kt.
We nve prepared a little folder
riving all the Information uvill.ible
so fir on Spanish Influenza-
its or
am
Gas Consumers
OF TULSA
District Number One
Today is your last day. Do not fail to pay
your Gas Hill and save tho penalty.
Our office has been moved to the Oklahoma Gas Build
ing, 117 West Fourth Street
Oklahoma Natural Gas Co.
Hulman, C. B.
Smith, .1. T.
Ruey, R. G.
McWllllams, Roy
Moore, L. F.
Chlsman, .1. K
Adair, J. K.
l Iv, W. 8.
Wilson, V. Y.
Sarnlv. Jos.
King. II. II.
McMllleii, J. K.
Cowan, D. H.
I mnne, H. E.
Daniels, H. C.
Rogers, C. R.
Edwards,' E. M.
Orr. J. F.
Rollins, J. L.
Vaughn, I). A.
lisk. A. C.
Arp, Slier
Davidson, Otis E.
Ililtledge, M. I.
Shoup. C. L.
Dye, Hurt
Maxwell, J. C.
Oliver, C. lR.
He.'ilon, R. II.
Krlder. J. 1.
Hell. R. W.
Patterson, A P.
Jtrown, A. F.
Tlrown, R. W.
Thurmatl, R. W.
Jones, O. R.
Martin, J. W.
Yespa, Joe
Campbell, Earl
Cox. John II.
Smith. W. P.
Le (iranda, Jos
o'Leary, J. V.
Allensworth, E L,
Patterson,' W. H.
May. W. L.
Crabaugh. C. IL
Chilton, J. B.
Parker, Homer .
Duncan, I. U.
Ronnr, A. R.
Cates. J. W.
Jefferson. H. I
Hall, IS. II.
A. N.
Slum ma n, H.
Lynch. .1. I'.
Scull,. O. M.
Sli'I'li. li W
Sinclair. N. I
Marsh. .1
I.
II,,. lie. k. 1 1
Siafiord, I .
W.
S.
Zipf. F. W.
Davidson, Earl
Poller, L A.
iii'lnlisoii. II A.
Alliiian, Ch. is L.
Power-,, li. W
Free. ling, L. M.
Shorten. F. II.
Itvan. T. T.
Vowell, p. A.
Howard. K
h ullliright, T.
lireeu. II. O.
Sohlln, l.'rank
hurley, E. C.
Sanders, tl. R.
SmotiH, Kd
Cole, DeW. T.
Hrown, Eteyl I
lliirr.ilson, Jno.W
Tavbir, .1. A.
Smith, A. li.
Ross, W. II.
Hall, Chester
Kelly. C. W.
I'.uttry. I). II.
Mallory. A. 1J.
W hlslenhunl, P.
Ilarker, A. R.
Aat.
II My Ideal of a wife Is ons whet
can make good bread.
She- My Ideal of a husband Is ens
who can raise ihs dough In th hour
of knead.
C.irr, A. !.
Ital.lrnlge. C. W.
Smith, W. A.
.overly, i C.
Palmer, i'hedo
Ji Hi u s. F. E
M. .ll.Uie. W 111.
nilll. i ' M
I Nun. I'". .1.
hi. .1. w.
Han her, H. E.
Koiieils. (.'.
Arluickle, C. R.
lieaMilillller, M lvi
llerkiner, F. L.
Moore, J. I.
Pluck, V. W.
STILL ASKED TO
STOCKS OF VAPORUB
"FID" DISTRICTS
igin th symptoms and ths treat
ment, and tbsas will b forwarded to
druggists on request W will also
bs glad to mall to any Individual
ons of the booklets, together with
a quarter-ounc sample free.
flow to 1'sa VapoRub In Trestlng ,
Spanish Influents. ... -
Jn every case call a physician
VapoRub should be used only In eon.
neriion with ths physician's Internal
treatment.
Apply hot, wet cloths over ths
throat, cheat and back between ths
shoulder blades to open ths pores.
Dry lightly and rub VapoRub wsll
In until ths skin is red spread on
thickly and cover with hot flannsl
cloths. I.savs tho bad covering
loose around rhe neck, as ths body
heat releases the Igredlents In ths
form of vapors. These vapors. In.
haled with each breath, stimulate
th lining of ths air passages to
throw oft the Influenza germs. In
rasa of head or chest cold, which
often accnmpanle Influenza, ths
Vapors tend to keep ths air passagst
open, loosert ths phlegm and make
th breathing easier. In addition,
VapoRuh is absorbed through ana
stimulate the akin, attraotlng thi -blood
to the surface, irtid thus aid!
In relieving the congestion within.
Uow to Vs Vlck's VapoRub as
rrvvrntaUve.
It Is questionable If there Is any
thing which will prevent Spanish In
fhenr.a, except avoiding thoss per
sons who are spreading the dUMasc)
by roughing, sneezing and spitting,
and by keeping up the bodily resist
ance by plenty of good food and ex
ercise in the open air. The Public
Health Service recommends that th
nasal passages be coated with S
weak solution of .TIenthol tn liquid
petroleum as a protective. Por thli
purpose VapoRuh' Is excellent. Jusl
put a small portion up each nostril
from time to time during the da
snuff well hack Into the head. '
Kist'ft Free Prom Colli by Inhaling
VaHHub.
Colds Irritate the lining of the air
passages slid thus render them s
much better breeding place for th
fgerms. At the first signs uf a cold
use VapoRub at once. Melt a llttls
in, a spoon ami inhale the vapon
arising, or VapoRuh can bo used In S
regular In n.oin steam kettle, such
us most druggists carry in stock. II
iIiih is not available, a very good
substitute to use Is an ordinary tea.
kettle Fill ha. 'full of boiling
water-- put In half a teaspoon ol
VapoKuh from time to time keeg
the keltic lust slowly boiling and In
h ale Hie steam arising.