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TULSA DAILY WORLD, .SATURDAY, NOV. 1R, 1918.
8
AMERICANS ARE SENT
ON MISSION TO SPA
Toch Onto CcwraJ IUkwIc of Tlaln
bow Ktrtskm tn (mi tit miuui
IfraMlquartrt-s on la-raml.
PURPOSE NOT MADE KNOWN
Objects May llo in ArriMKtf n.
rmivj of Oitiiibii Ttirliorr nml
l-'iiHllfur irf fllllnnn.
UlNDON. Not lf, 11 31 a m l
An American iiiisiuri f i.iimiaii.led hy
Majnr Kellers! lUiixii will louve
Hnturdsy for Hwi, licrrniiri bond
rjunrtcrs, Marshal Kix-li niiiioiim Hi
ft wireless t lliu liiTinan ln'.h i in
maud 'I hc mission will consist of mi of
ficer nnd In H'il'l l rn Tin, licrninii
command In nuked in ii.strui -
lions to allow the 1 1 1 ihs, nit to ii.ijf4.
The wireless HMNH.1K' le.i.l
"rom I he allied Imkii ' iiii't'utii'l to
Ihc lit-rmaJi command at Mp i. Amei
Kan iiilmKin, cirmkiMiK if m of
flCrS lltlll I'J SoldlcIN III Mill' motor
rtn wllh (lenrnil ninnies n chief
(if irriaslon, will lSivii for bpa on the
morning of the I H I fi ly th way of
1 44 I'apelln lleaoinoiit, I -hi illpcv lie,
I.k-K" and Hpo, I'lcnso Klvii Irietruc.
IMlliS tU HlloW till' IIIIMHInll III puns "
WAHMIN;'H iN. Nov 1 u News
lhal an American mllli'iry ioImhioii
headed hy Major Cciii-rnl I'hiulon I'
Hhodcs, roiiiiiuuiiliT of III" 42nd
Halnl-ow division at last report, will
Visit (iirilldJI .TPU lrdilia.rtcrS Hi
Hps, lIclKlutii, lie i Halurtlay. ar'Miso.1
much speculation horn. Ho fiir an
could lie learned no official infor
mal Ion an tu inn nbjivl of the trip
hail reached Wao-hlriKlnn.
The purely military character of
the mission waa regarded ua an In-
Oklahoma Hospital
Brrrtre Oinalsta of
1st Fireproof building arranged for
purpose.
Ind. Modem and complete eqolp
nent under one root.
Ird. Character, experience) and eklQ,
ef attendant
Dr. Prrd H. CI Info n, PrrebVnL
Mum II. C. C. Zlrtrler, 1U n,
Superintendent
Pr. I'ttln Alhrrton
Resident Physician
Ninth and Jackson Btreef
' Phone Osage til
BUSINESS CARDS
i ..... i i ,-4
Phone 2010 1-17 West Archer
HATCHER PRODUCE CO.
Wholesale Jobbers
Creamery Ryitter and Eggs
Good Egga Always
E
YE Dr. Arthur
Ear
Campbell
Throat PWa m.
Headquarters tor ICryptok Liiiin
New LookUon 10 West Third
Phone 47l
MATERNITY HOSPITAL
Efficient trained nurves. Babfee
adopted If deelred.
1103 W. MAIN ST.
Oklahoma Clly, Okla.
QHANNON'Q
O FURNITURE
Exchange New for Old
14 and II West Second
Oar W. MoCullooh IL IL Cbafflo
MOWBRAY
UNDERTAKING CO.
OPEN DAY AND NICJHT
8KRVICB
Dr. I. Angstreich
OPTOMETIUST
wllh
HARRY HEILBRON
JBWIOL&R
Second and Main I'hone 117
THE CHILDREN'S DAY
NURSERY
T17 SOUTH CHEYENNfc
I'HONE 1001
Children Cared for During Working
or Shopping; Hours
wTTgregg l j. martin
Attorn eys-at-La w
Exchange National Bank Building
Tulsa. Okla.
EDNA B. FARIS
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
NOTARY rLT.LIC
Room 530 Mayo Building
Phone 7985.
SAM'L. A. BOORSTIN
ATTORNEY AND
COUNSELLOH-AT-UIW
H2-11-14 Wright illdg.
Law of OH and Gas
Law nt Corporation
niONE 71JI
HOTEL OXFORD
Btrtctly modern, sUsam heat, hot
and cold running water In every
room, private bath, rooms single
or en suite. Kates fl per week
and up. Corner Third and Detroit.
il n-.i 'ho lliil i ;. m i . I : fio. ' ' t p
W .1 S f - 'f I 1 1 1' , 'i ; . I i ' I i . i ' i ! .
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Iili.n 1 1 it' I I" "ii fi.rini' l
JACK O'CONNOR SEEPIS TO
HAVE GOTTEN DATES MIXED
I
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M'MiJIITtJ I" ' I
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UllklllH. 1 i.M ' 1 In. k I'I till' IMir.ld'ifl
r hi'-tni: no mfr nt ltj, r r t J 1
if u divori i
I iii' l Hi ! lr:ift Iwrtr-l i.ffli
mi v, Ih u vvmiii i n with v tit iiu ,1a i It ti i
tuMli Il.iiii- j- ii f 1 , Sh- ! jiII'
to tut vi PlinifM In' ijii "l I' mi tm i M.
rlWHJfiC th-ll Ue ,Hli lii'r twti i',-
lr'n wt-rn rtr-ii'niTit iipiin lit r i fr
tiiiMit t It i-i '..ill tlm rir"f H fill
Id h)ihw thMl J'i k .in-t Ijirllo titivi
(nnrilct Tl-i li'i' im u t Ji nnt hi Ihh
HHf-Ml I"d riaii )h tliai ii"n whi Ii tu
niul Li fiiM vsiTm wri mirrf In
I inll i ri t
"MrM t '( nfififr" wan (I.M'vt nndr
ll.fMMI (M.fl.l Ml f liriltHrtl-,1 (.
A FEDERAL GRAND JURY
TO HOLD AT MUSKOGEE
I ,-iii t v t 'nllril Ktiitxn Miiriilml I'l
lb,niVH tin. in will I"' ii fi'l"riil Kriuiii
Jurv In hikmIoii ul MhsIiiikii' nrvt
miiiilli niul linn hi vi' nil tn.'iiliTu from
Ttilm enmity wll l'i (iriwiitwl nn'l
Unit Iri'lH liiipnlii for nil Morla o
riiniPN fiiim ilnift dndKltiK to nont-
IokicIiik will in In w-HtlKlll'll.
Influenza?
La Grippe?
Fnlry4" Htmoy nml Tar l Jint
what viry sufforor of In
f I u.'iii nr lit krtMn nrnls
now. It rovr-m Iho roiiKli
Iriflamrd throiit wIMi a soolh-
inn lifallnK ooalliiK, t'lpnre
UAy tlm mtiriiM. Slope the
tli'KltriK and coiinhlnc, efLsra
tlin tmhtiirnii and hronrhlal
wbscxlnR. Iay and night
krp
Foley's Honey Tar
handy. It Klvrs fan and comfort
from the very firm dusc. lluy It
Now.
SOI.O KVKIIYWIIKUK
100,000 PRESCRIPTIONS ,
WERE FILLED BEFORE
"40" WAS DISCOVERED
J. C MiMiili-iiliull. Kviiimvlllo, Ind.,
vprnt 40 yens in the ilruu liuHimwn,
ooiiipoiimlr d ovrr lOOOOo irrmrlp
tloiui from phyHli'lanH idiKui4iil In
Murope and Anirrlcu hrfum "Num
ber 40 Kor Tho Itlood'' was iliwov
erwd; tho (rrcat Hpcrlfio for all bluod
dlmNUMis. 8urirsf u 1 1 v cmplnyHil In
dlseaaon of the glandular hvMhiii, In
bkiod iiihiii, inrrtiirliil and Irml
polsonliiK, rtiiiiiili' rhcumiUiMin,
catarrh, conHllpiillon, hi-paUi' ron
grslluna, ilsii(.'Kiu and wiom.nh
troubles, eiirint ulci'm. iindi'A. tuinots
and acn'ifulous kwi'IHmkh th.it havo
wtthiMoiid all oIIht triMitmi'tit yiHd
to "No. 40."
Sold hy Htli-nbiMir llnm.
MOTHER GRAY'S POWDERS
BENEFIT MANY CHILDREN
TWo of mo4rsni h fmind Moil)-
if for cjitr4r mni)aniiio( ot bdch,
fi. firlhati, ftissmt.i'h trnubtM and
Wowol irrtjuirui4-i front whirb rhildra
gaffftr. art and p ! nt to
taka and ajrralUot rfuiu are asrnipiifJi4
pt Iholr bm Daad by mutJMra for SO ytUK
Bold bj drvffuU avarwiioxa. 26 fta.
ASTHMA
, INSTANTLY PELItVEO WITH
MIMA
0RB0HIT REFUNDIO ASKANYORU&CIST
Cutlcura Soap is
Easy Shaving for
Sensitive Skins
Tse rWw I H'-.l, Csstrera Mbd
UOMrra.atAOuaa mucous scMasAXBr
AT YOUR DWCGI5T
AA tut BY KAMI prOY l b.tm,
ft-
P0H. CHESTER S PILLS
1 " UISMOSI, BUI1II.
srsrt.
i
IMAllOND UUANU 111. IK,
tafktjuwn ai Btt,!'ift. Atvt Kritabto
SOI D BY DRUGGISTS EVtriYWHLKE
6t the Genuine
and Avoid
Waste
'VoeuiAS ros ossisa axioms
SIX11M rtUTMUtTIVMlAW
I..4lt A.k ..r nr.c -i.i w
I h..h.,rln,Jllr.i1jyV
I'lll. lu 11,4 in. I U.U . - ...i, v
., Mir.1 vlOl Pi.4 KiiJ-n,
German Navy
'
Ailinlral you t'nN Mr, l,al.'T' Inxt navy "ii ntary, nml irroup (if fimnnii
MundilpM in KU-I.
lt Nn IN, Nov II Hv llii ti-rins
of tho arnilHlliii I iiTin.i ny'H navy,
whlrh ilurlnir tin- two ditailoM Jimt
prrx'fulliiK ihn war w;lh tlm u-t of (hi'
lupin, is to bo rrilui I'd ti liupo
li'iui'. DiTiiiany iniiat 'turn ovi-r to
tin. iilliiH and tin- l iuti-'l Hl.iiiH nil
I'allli. ci ulni'i , 111 li;iltl"tii'. ,. Isr rtt
IlKht rruiimrs. Mi nio.l. rn .li-sl m ith
and all mi timarlrirs. TIim riMiialndi-r
of lii-r flii't Mho ilium disarm nml
plao uniliT I hi Miipi-rviNioii of tin'
ullli'S and lilt' I n li I'd Stalin.
lliTliiany h navy Is I In" ynuiiiri'St
of I In Kr,'tnr hhvIph. Hi-furi I sun.
tho (irriiuui ppopln and iliwlr ruli'm
took hut a lanKiild InU'reMi In sea
powi-r, nml thn "lilk- navy" liliui fnat
liiTauir a popular rriiKi in 1'jaa. Hut
from I Uliii on ilu tii-iinan iinilri
In-lit Im ,'inrKli'M I" loiomaiid nn-at
powrr hy Hi'ii and tho ili'iuian nAvy
Icaitiiu l.oi'aiiin ttiu hint lulvi-rtisuil
llilHK In UiTIuany.
The navy Ini'ludi'd 301 war v
mls of all rltiH-usi In I'M I, whi'n th
wur t'loiidM liroki-, Thm turongth
mut havo bii-ii UrBoly lniroaaml
during thp farly ypani of thn war
when, particularly In the submarine
'Ihm, the Herman yards bf 'trail a
fevei-fid rotirttruotion.
In MIiIhI of IU Naval IVncnun.
tlermany poHscaeed at thul lime
21 i1riadiiaughtM, IS pre-lread-tiaught
lmltli'Hhlis and 3! crul.-M-rs
of various gradrs and about 20 ub
inailneM. Mho was In the inulM of
a preli'iillniis naval proKnuu m tins
linn'.
Thn pi-snnnel of the Cierman navy
In 1914 iiumbrrpd 73,000. The whole
fleet was kept practH'-ally In riniins
slim all the time, ami. therefore, this
fon-e wiui In tha ink of tnilninx.
liehlnd the reKular eHlitbliahmeiit
atiMKl a riwerve of HO.OOu. and be
hind thrse aKalii nn ImpiirtaiU nti
dmi n-aorve of niembpra of the Her
man morchant mtirlne service, which,
of coiiriw, IxHNime Immediately avail
able for service nt the outhn-ak of
the War, as Oreat llrllaln's fleet
MMfpt In a day the Herman mer
cluiiiliiian from thn sou.
The ships of thn iJurmnn navy
were divided between the Haltli' and
North sea stations, the must Im
portant bases lu'lnir Kiel on the Hal
ite and Wtlhi'lniMhHven on the North
sea, thfKH points connected by the
famed Kiel canal.
(.rand Mwi Sevr-rrlv Slinttcrctl.
At the lieKinnlnK of the war ler
many'n ouilyin(f wnrHhips, smaller
n lid older veto's whime certain bsw
eould well be faeist, took up a kuit
rllla warfare imalnHt commerce. The
Merman (rraml fleet, however, re
UHiined from tho first day of the war
safely tucketl away in thestron base
nt Wtlhelnishaven, securely sheltered
behind the stronn oulposl of HcIko
laiul. Count Iteventlow. pan-di rman and
editor of the violent T.iirr.eltuiiK,
ami tho party for which he spoke,
continually timed the naval author
tltiea to nt eater and more In ludieloun
efforts with the submarines. Moon
Hermany stooil at swords' points wllh
Ihn entiro clvilled worhl on ai-count
of her frantic sea warfare, her fur
tive Hiibmarincs deslroyinir. without
ii niiiK, fo and non-combatant
alike.
I.ipltx. Ilolweir. Iteventlow, the
kaiwr, the Herman people had a.
naive faith In their kiIwii weapon.
It was to brliiK the nllnsl world to
ak knees, It was to win for normally
all that her kihuiI fleet could not
hope to win. The suhmarlnn was thn
.-lent war fetish of tho Ueriiia.ua, and
17 OUT OF 20 HENS
LAY EVERY DAY
Mr. M.'MiilMm Ua.l nly One Uvn
Ijtjhur. Tlirn lit TrkiJ Thin l'!n.
"Out of rrjr hens I tnvl only on hf
Uvii'C .vor- otluT tlr. until I :eVM',i'
ffiii- i vr Sun. I ii one Htnlli I btt
: (niia av Id if t'T ilr lsn S'iic m
i,. l., t pr4'ti-iT 1 fTfr in.! antt I
'..it- t r t tnmiv KnuN ' -KUivM K. Sic
tfun, let1n!-l.!;. .?
-mi will ii,tin th-vl t! t'vtrit "tr. for
j t . t .mi, .fay. put fr it!! tl..' l' t-v.e
Mr Mtori nii ihirn rnor.iti Tn
i'tr rcc '"i " o1ot- (l.,m ct, cnT
j.r.ifil l'ry tt a. "lul, un.itT ttim offer:
ltii oiir hum ln S ii d wiirh TP
(nr on1 nnrrih If wm itnn i find
thm I Nn Su" pm for nt hy yn
:i ptHxl irxfit bon-lfs. vtjvpy (4'lt Ua fttt'i
r!ir mmii-v H.- ref'tni-rt
iS'n Sumc im( .r rev e,vinc works
tpnwt.l tn thr rtf .eiiMiii orrinv n;nl m
nlvo a .-tplfiulis-t i.H'ii It i.a rani i v u in
Ih.i f.-l. smprtivc lti li.n'. 'niltli. meit'
her Hlronrnr arul riir is: miv v-tl!i-
rr. mM 'rlA her !o Iminj
Tr 1 stn u;c for : tv ami if it
iln-n t cr( v.t,
foi.l w. i th,,
rrf-iiitt..! v
J-',:n 'roni i our
.!;.; r jr
1 T- ti a
ii t., .Cwiii-i,
'fj
ti" iwi m.iM. r how
H-'Hth."- yir ir.v.y will
r turn nn; ,; k,,n
I r U- or vmUr-, rt;:i-ti-t
;. .i c,ui i-tKy' f.r a
ITfji.,! tnrr-l, luv!'r
J-'U'-i iia-UuiiivUit, luu.
Made Powerless
one of the priiielpal iiiikiiih for their
undoing.
When tli' rorit roversy wth Amer
ii a over Ho. i ii; lit ei i ut, hi H-i of unre-Mraiiii-tl
hi 'in. i run sinkintfH aeeiiii'il
laid in I :i I ii by Hi-rni.iu ari'i-itatii'e
of (lo view of oiitraKed ni'UtrulH art
that view was formulated by the
I iiiie, Ht.itiM. the military and pan
lierinau pait' ln'K.iu a stroiis; pruisi
k' ltida 1'ViTVwlii'H' to foiee the K"V
iiient ai,'.ilii tn fully unleash the
: reacln rous K iliin- rslhln to do Its
work of destrui't ion.
I"is-iile ppri(y "-lhiits.
This propuiMii.ta found the people
ri'MP'iiitftve. There wen fi-w voltes
raised In opposition. Tho Krank
furler eltutiK was one of thn few
nownpapi-rN to ui,vi. aicaitist the pop
ular i laiiinr and tu warn the.. Her
mans of the fatal mistake of riukinx
any omhri'lliiiciit with Ameelni.
Those of the mu 1 1 1 1 1 .i n lie fetish won.
They hail promised thn people a cer
tain victory mid had even set the
date. Hernmn submarine, thn only
actjvn arm of tho Herman navy, ran
iinui'k throiiiih the hnw, und f ir
niontlis thuiKs looked black. Indeed,
for the ententH. America Joined the
war; the stibmartnn slowly failed,
ami the Herman navy finally estab
lished Its riKht to be reganloil as one
of the chief forces in the ruin ( the
Merman empire, first by arousing the
simpletons of Oreat Hrltaln and. thus
aiduiK In bringing on the war and.
f i mi II v, by stlrrlnti up the hostility
of the i tillrn civilized Wurkl by Us
excesses.
DESTRoTERTuriNTwO
WHEN HIT BY STEAMER
NEW YfillK, Nov. IV In the col
lision between tho Cnlli'd Wales dc
sirover rthaw and thn llritiMh liner
AipillnnU in European waters Oc
tober 9, as announced by th navy
department two days later, the naval
vese was cut wpinroly In two, HT,
fuel aft of the bow and the forward
section sank Immediately, the other
section iiitchlnK fire, It won learned
here todav with the arrival of the
.Melita, carrying I'.'i survivors of (he
Shaw.
(ither restroyeri steamed to the
scene and when they took the burn
n K section in tow the Inrush of
water quenched the fltiines
The navy department's anncnince
nient said la lives were lest. .
WILL TALK PLANS FOR A
BRONZE TABLET FOR YANKS
(irlplnally plnnned hy the Krwnnls
club, the memorial to the T'tlsans
who met death In the service of tho
country during the war will be iis
cusfipd nt thn mcctltiK Monday and
IMi.-wibly some action taken.
The plan Is to place in thp new
municipal building; n tablet upon
which will be curved the names of
isu h man who fell. Survestlorisi have
been made that n tablet of plivwter be
Installed, but luantuuch. ns it is to he
there for all time, a I ronjie mi et.-, the
nppioval of many wliu have discus-scd
the matter.
44
Stolen Orders" at Rialto
Ji- ': e, Sr-X
.11 Vi'k -IjfcySai 'Vea-m.1ii
f dTwa j ;i a v a .n- :afar
g-wy-sr;
Klt'y Cordon nnd June KlvMce in the Mi; f-im production of "Stolen
j "rib is." tie famous Iifiirv Line rm.lo.lr a nut that ran two c.trs In New
i i rl iin.l lA ti'lc". I'ariy!.- lilackHcll and .Moiitafuu Love are ullivr uotcd
J sctvijj ita;s ill the f.lui liroJuuUou, n. ,
JO OPEN BRANCH OF
REVENUE OFFICE HERE
V i
f'lillffinr llulH-rt l llnlni Will llan
lU'pn f ilial I n- In Tulsa 1'i iIitiiI
r.uiiiiiiut.
Tul a f 'j r r. j -t n-.-i mi t.ni'li Im-lni-HH
f.,r tin. roili . u.r of in'iTiial ri-vi tiui'
II. il l I, .1.1 I . I'll found in ri nil V lo
-P i-ri .hi
It.. h' ri' to t.ik.. i in- or
t to
I'M i
l
I ! ul. i r ' I . I i olli'i lor nf !n-
rn il i i i . . nri. Him inl. r
lllilt r. .1110 1 til' I.llll'll at
In .... ii . 'i'iarti'1 n In llii' f"'l
i'i il Inn1'
III I..- . ;.
'I llllHl- W.i,
ft. .1,1 IIU' '
Imiiia ''in
T ij i - ii f'i
tin- w.ih .
il. par I on ' '
: in litrli hiiIi offlri'S
I ii. tin- iii-iir futur
mi . luirKf of a di'i.'it y
,. . '..r offii'if in k lii-
hes i-oniil'bTll liln r.f
..I th" revenue collection
iiii'l in aliiilli.n, puts
the in, it. .-'Ii. ill terrilofv in eiieer
t'liii'h with 'he people who are
i.ille.l upon In ii.ake reports and pay
III I tie. r fi.b'l, ll t.lXes. The opentPK
nl the Tulsa office Is a Kreat convn-li-iii-i'
S eastern iikl.ihonia eople.
i.y.ii'1 u:l ifl't ri.aliTlally In Ki'ttniK
Lint hand in format ion essential to
' luakltiK nut correct reports. i
The deiu in chars'" of the local
' office tin t not been desliinatcl l y
roHoi'tiir Ho. en. but It In proposed
that one of the best i u a I! f lad men
in ih' ser ici- will be stationed here.
Till--i s chare of the Income tax of
' Mm tuition H ciitiiiiler.ihle. thousands
.f dollais a c.'ii' bemB collected
; hero
I DENIES STREET RAILWAYS
WANT PUBLIC OWNERSHIP
NKW i'l:K. Nov. I.', i-'tree' ra;l-
Wllv i "!',. ll'lcs III t.'l" I'lllle.l H' I'es
h ive i .,- '..rie nn record in four of
j pu ion ..w C'-r ship, repor'a to the en j
!i- it'y uoi w hs'iiiitliiiK. iiccordinic to :
; .1 II I'ai iee. p:cM.i-nt nf tti,. Alncr-i
I'.iri Kleetrie Hallway osaociatlon. I
i Mr I'lir b-e m a statement here to- !
i day declared that, a resolution by .1
i Mortimer of the Milwaukee Kier-j
I trie Hallwny l.ikiht l'o.. recitinir the
, pveM'iit ci.riil.tii.il of tbi Industry and
I I's inability to continue service unless
s.n.Ht.intial relief was afforded i' and I
J "ret 1 1 1 1 1 m iii 1 1 i ii r to member compa
Lies lhal they afford every facility to
ista'e-i and municipal, tics for acipilr
Iim, existing transportation faciil'ies,"
j was n"t adopted at our conference
here on Noveuiiier I. but wai re-
feired on Mr. Mortimers own mo-;
lion to the executive committee of j
the association for such action nt i
it saw fit to take. Ho far no action j
whatever has been taken upon it.
"A further resolution," continued!
Mr. Pardee, recitlnrr the conditions
th.it now prevail in the Industry and
the necessity for measures to re
vise the basis of tho mint ions be
tween the utilities and tho public
and instruction the prildent to ap
point a committee to study and re
port upon problems of reconstruc
tion was Introduced by l. M. H.ids-
len, president of the Charleston
Consolidated Railway A I.!Kht!ni?
Co., of Charleston. H. C. This reso
lution was unanimously adopted.
FOREIGN POLICIES WILL
BE CONTINUED IN SPAIN
Ujr Ths AaenrUlnil Tr-sMl.
MAOHII). Nov. 15. At the first!
meetlnir of the new Spanish ministry
held early this week, it was unarrl-
mnusly derided, after an address by I
l'remler l'omanones to continue the I
policy which was Initiated In 190J
and reaffirmed In 190 7 und 1DKI.I
Thn ministry has issued .1 note say- '
Ins that the new (rovernmrnt will be !
directed In a demncrntlo spirit and ,
KiMiranteelna; that order will be
maintained throughout Spain.
The fnrolBH policy referred to In ,
the above dispatch apparently nl-,
ludes to pacific nirreements with)
Franco and Hreat Britain by which j
IntPR-rlty of coasts nnd Insular nml i
colonial possessions In the east At
lantic snd Mediterranean were inn-'
tunlly guaranteed by the three cnun-
tries. This fnrelcn pollry of Sialn I
was considered n step aimed ntralnst
Oerman BBRiesslon. In 1907 the'
s cnature ol u treaty between Spain,
1'rance and Iceland carrying out'
the above objects was looked on ns
the foundation of a future "I nited
States of Europe."
(iff k cra May lttlre.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 1 Z. Candi
dates for commissions In officers'
training schools, the war department
announced today, may be ischa,rt-od
from the army" Immediately if they
desire If they elect to complete- the
course they will be commissioned
upon gradustlon In the officers' re
serve corps and placed upon the In
active list.
fVmiTolr- ship Nnincil.
I'llll AliKI.I'HIA. Nov. .,. Mrs.
Wnodrow Wilson has irlven the name
"Atlantus" to the first concrete n!iip
Wiiit for the Tinted Slates s li I i i r l
board, the emertrency fleet corpora
tion announced today. The vessel wll
he lanmhcil at Hrunswick, ilu, next
TliuiH-lay
IS." " V
Sensational Sale
WOMEN'S WARM WINTER READY-TO-WEAR
GARMENTS AND SHOES
Special Low Prices for Today and Monday. Don't Miss This Sale if
You Are Looking for Bargains
Women's Coats
Extra Special, $12.50 to rn
$15 value; special ti)J0j
Extra special, $30.00 to $10.00 value;
broadcloth and all the (POJ PA
newest models special. , $aw'x-LJl
Plush Coats, $30 and , CJOO CA
$32.50 value, special i$Udj)
Plush Coats, $15 to $(15 value, special
$35 1 S40
Silk and Mcssaline, $15 to (IQ PA-'
$18 value; special tpV0J
Ceorpette, Fine Silks nnd Messaline,
$20.00 to $30.00 value; r A
special D4:.JU
Mercerized Serge and Poplin, $15.00
and $18.00 value; IQ QK
special tyVVO
EXTRA SPECIAL
Waist Bargains
Crepe de Chine Waists,
$5 and $5.50 values; at
Georgette and Crepe de
colors and design; $6 to
$8.50 value; special. . . .
Special Crepe de Chine,
all colors; only one to a
customer; $5.50 value at
GREEN BERG'S
122 SOUTH MAIX
CHANGE IN FRISCO TIME
TABLE EFFECTIVE NOV. 17
CJianues In tho ITIsco time table t0
take effect nt 12:51 a. m. Sunday,
NovemU-r 17, will affect the lines
running to every point of the com
pass out of Tul'. The followlnR
ha lives will be made:
N.irihbound train No. II. former
ly lea Vint; at lii:l.'i p. m.. now leaves
nt 10::.". p. rn. Train No. 41S, former,
ly leavins at 12:35 p. m., now leaves
at 12:40 p. tn.
Southbound trnln No. Ill, formerly
lenvitiR m fi.SU a. in., now leave at
7:25 a. in.
Kastbound train No, 10, formerly
le-ivlnjr nt 6 25 p. in., now leaves at
0:05 p. m.
Ue.siboiuid train No. 9, formerly
leaving nt f. 10 a. m., now lenves nt
l:lii :i. in. Train No. 111. formerly
I'-uiiiC ,it fi 50 a. m., now leaves at
7:25 a. m. Train Xu. til, formerly
loavlriR at 7:2o a. m., now leaves at
7:50 a. m. Train No. a, formerly lee v.
, inir nt 4 10 a. in., now leaves at 4 45
la. m. Truln No. filu, formerly leavlm?
I at ti 2n p. tu., now leaves at 5:45 p.
I in. Train No. s, formerly leaving at
j'.05 p. m., now leaves at 1:50 p. m.
'Train No. 10, formerly leavlns: at fi:25
p. m . now leaves nt 5:55 p. m. Train
'No. 41S, formerly leaving at 12:35
now leaves Tulsa at 12:25.
I COME ONE.ToMeTlL, TO
! SEE WORLD'S BEST SHOW
The Fi entest fthow on earth started
tho shekels rolline- In on the united
war work f' nd at 10 o'clock last
nipht.
The tints were pitched at Third
ind Mam streets and with J. Kurr
i lib ho ns as announcer, the crowds
brir.in to itather. It was a RiKht. They
came In such droves that they were
let in the enow In relays. It wae soma
show, v
Women's Winter Dresses
All Wool
Serge and
values;
special ....
$35 values;
special . . . .
$3.50
Chine, all
$5.25
high neck,
$3.95
JUST
ST.
WILL REPAIR HOLES IN
ASPHALT STREET PAVING
T.il rael, ihut u tt A 1st n I eirm te.l
1s to be repaired at once, the city
Commission having awaruea joe urn
try. a contractor, to do the work.
Sevoral Isvl holea have developed
In the pavlnn recently and tho plan Is
to have them put In shapo for the
winter traffic.
Three Arc Kllli-d.
I'KNNI M A N 'a.. NVv 15. Three
men were kllle,) and several othei-s
Don't use cosmetics
to hide skin trouble
Resinol
aids poor complexions'
If your completion ii rough, red, of
pimply, don't try to cover up the de
fectt with cosmetics which do not con
ceal, but usually attract attention to the
reason for their ose. Hcm toxUy to
clear your skin with Kesinol Ointment
and Resinol Soap.
This treatment not only cleanses the
sVin and enables it to breathe, but
usually removes blotches, redness and
roughness. ,
Ak four duller for Rlnet Snap ao4 Oimncat.
Women's Suits
s,
Suits of Poplin and Serge, $25 C1 Q
to $32.50 value, special plO
Suits of Serge, Poplin nnd Gabar
dine, $35 to $45 value; ()( pTA
special tPU.DU
Suits of Silvertone, French Velour
and Broadcloth, $G0 to C0'7 fT A
$70 value; special PO 0)
Serge and Combination
Satin, $22.50 to $27.50
$14.95
Fine All Wool Jersey Dresses, $30 to
iresses, $30 to
$18.95
your choice,
Shoes For the Entire Family
WOMEWS
!i e-... $3.95 1 iS9.;..$6.95
112 and 111 vnluo; all hlch colors aolden
brown, fleldmousn, light and dark . -Jg 95
f-pnv- s n mi ' i .1 1 '
MEWS
:P-cTar..$8.50 :rs-...$5.5o
Special Close-Out Sale of All
Children's Shoes
We are discontinuing our children's shoe de
partment and you will benefit by the special
prices wc aro making.
XORTII OF SECOM)
Injured In nn explosion a' '''' fh''
in., i mr pi mt nl ; lie I u I' 'i' r.tjr
niniitnir Mitnliiinv hf'1'0 t'e! iV '
.'.lll.si. of tile i-vploM.on h i l' '
determined. The killed in I'i'l
S. Thomas of Texas, foreiran.
ii
CHANGE FOR
THE BETTEi?
And Pains in Sides Relieve!
by Use of Cardui, the Wom
an's Tonic, Says
Texas Lady.
Kemp, Texas Mrs. M ""f!
f this town writes: "I sutr.ri-1 w
pains In my sid-s . . - eSuZ,
stand on my feet at tltnvs i J"
do my work, only what had l
done. I had a phy sician and fte '
. . . . . . .. .id -i I AO
me meuicini!. inuuso o .,.
any tiwd, and he adve-e-i "KTi-J
tion. I had reaa in - .,
nirthdny Almana- of Car I" ,
decided to try It. lien i '.
one bottle I felt the chai ire rer '
ter. I took nine or ten botliss
have been well ever sine-
I recommend Cardui t- 1 mJi'
Inir women. When my bu.-w'"'
- . .,..oi.. nhvi .-.an. ' " .
LT. , our lao'ii. I'"-
taking Caidul. he said it ""
tonic for me. I will n'" ?' VJt,a
praising: it. It built up '" ' .
and Strenirthened me more ii.
thine I ever done." ut,
t:ardui Is a pure y n.-
menicine. ' i"i" hy tr.s1
wnicn,naTs own is. - 0
leal writers ror ma.ij. .-
Talue In the treatment of '
peculiar to women, anu .m -
arr re ivvi i-.r,.. ruti'
users of Cardui. who have acm
proven thle to be true.
, - wmk nnd rrir1
from womanlv troubles t.y
the woman s tonic, wji " -Adv.

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