Tulsa Daily World (Tulsa, Okla.), Vol. 12, No. 263, Ed. 1 Tuesday, June 12, 1917 Page: 3 of 10
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SHRINERS TO HOLD
THEIR CEREMONIAL
Masons From All Tarts of the
State Expected to Be in
Attendance June 15.
Hundreds of Shrlners ore expected
to lie In Tul.su June 15 when the lust
ceremonial until full which promises
to lie one of the greatest events of Its
kind tlmt nun been stnj'ed by the local
Bhrlno In yearn pets under way.
According to II. M. Welllver. a record-breaking
hot-wind" iTOWd Ik an-
ticipated und elaborate mid minute
plans are being formulated that will
make the ceremonial one without 11
eer so far as entertaining features
tore concerned.
Convention hull will he the scene
of the festivities that Is being ar-
ranged along lines that have for their
purpose the creation of situation that
ore conducive of one long lingering
uproar of laughter for those who have
trod the burning sands and are per-
mitted to sit Idly by watching the
candidales suffer as they cross tho
desert Into Hhrinodom.
Music for the occasion will he pro-
Vied by the Akdar temple band and
In the evening the same organization
will supply music during a dance at
the municipal stadium that Is to be
staged by women of the shrine for the
benefit of the local chapter of the Ited
Cross society.
Following Is the program of the
day:
a :t. m. I'n'rol and bnnd will as-
semble at the .Masonic hall and will
meet the visitors upon thu arrival of
principal trains. Nobles and novices
.will report at Convention hall upon
arrive!. (Nobles to register novices
to bo checked Into the class.)
12 m. Luncheon at Convention
ball.
1 p. m. I'arade forming at Conven-
tion hall.
1:30 p. m. Huslncps session at Con-
vention hall for the purpose of bal-
loting upon petitions and transacting
any other business that may properly
he presented.
2:30 p. m. Nobles will meet In cer-
emonial session at Convention hall.
Wounded Would ('online War
IMCTHoc. HAD (via London- Ji:ne
11. A host of woum'ed and sick rol-
dlers from the hospitals paraded the
streets yesterday In a great demoiitn-
tion In tavor of a contluance of tbn
war. The procession wan preceded t.y
banners and motor cars carry'tis
maimed men who were unable .o
walk. The demonstration caused a
strong impression.
Five Years in Our
Rresent Location
You will wish thousands of
times you had taken care of
your tenth before it was too
late. There is no excuse for
negleotiiiK your teeth. CON-
SULTATION FREE.
All work guaranteed fifteen
years.
22-k Gold Crowns
$4.00 and $5.00
Our Double Suction Plates
never fail
$5.00 y .
"White Crowns 1
$4.00 1
brldgcwork per tooth
$4.00 and $5.00
DR. MILLER'S
Dental Parlors
1161j SOUTH MAIN PHONE 3740
Turn to the Right All Operators Graduates
Formerly New York Dentists
DIXIE AIRDOME 1 iyflht
JIM M IE DALE ft'SslX!
"The Stolen Rubies"
MARIE CAHILL COMEDY
'Gladys' Day Dream'
MUTUAL TOURS
COMING EDWIN AttDKN In "T1IK IRON HEART"
STRAND
VIVIAN
1-
"The Princess
s
. ." An Appealing Hiimunou of tlus Southland
Also ROSEMARY TIIEIIY unil HARRY S.EYERS Comedy
tklicsiulo: 10 lt:IS 12:30 3 3:30 S 6:30 8 0:30
MATINEE 10c EVENING 15c CHIIiDREN Be
ThurstUy anil Frtiluy Robert Warwick In "THE FAI-KE FRIEND"
ECHOES
1
JOK Hoax who has
lll.KX offered
A commission In
A negro regiment
NAYS he appreciates
'I IIIC honor but
NOT tho
Olllllt.
llloule!
BASS STORE OPENING
AN ELABORATE AFFAIR
Thousands of Visitors Throng
Tulsa's Newest Furniture
House.
More thun five thousand were the
guests of the Hass Furniture com-
pany ut their new Tulsa store on Main
near Fourth yesterday on their open-
ing day which was pronounced the
most elaborate and successful open-
ing day program ever staged In the
stale.
Flowers valued at more than $400
that were donated by friends of tho
firm abounded In profusion and song-
birds donated by Hubert McHirney
and Mrs. Josephine lellaven added u
touch to the scene thtt has never
been equaled on an occasion of sim-
ilar character In the city.
.Much .Music
Thruout the day and until Jl
o clock last night a continuous stream
of people passed thru the hIsIcs of the
store viewing a wonderful display of
furniture gazing upon the most re-
markable floral display ever at-
tempted for an event of this nature
and listening to the music that was
forthcoming from three sources.
On the balcony of tho first floor
varied concert was ghen by the Hotel
Tulsa orchestra an Edison phono-
graph and a player-piano while vocal
i elections were rendered at frequent
'inter fain by W. II. Wharton formerly
if the slago but now connected with
the Kdison corporation.
Ten thousand cape Jessamines were
hi' en tho women visitors us souvenirs
of the occasion. Alt ho plans had
loosed toward closing the doors at 9:30
o'ciock f.o tveut were the evening
crovdi (h.it It was found necessary to
remain open until 11 o'clock.
HiaiK h Muiutgri's Sw.
At the main entrance a receiving
lire composed of all of the company's
brunch managers welcomed the visit-
ors u:i they eniered turning them over
to an escort who lead the way thru
the entire store.
J. M. Hass of the Oklahoma store
TODAY
AND
WEDNESDAY
REED
ol Patches
fcf I
TULSA DAILY WORLD TUESDAY JUNE 12 1917.
I I l ' Sr I I .. I . t. ' V I I
I i? . i I I
0 s1) -Mfr''-: 4
II AW- ( v
tieraldine Kurrar In tho wonderful
showing at tho 1'alace theater today
und one of tho owners of the string
of Hass stores was also In the city.
The hruneh managers who were In
attendance were: K. U. lieed Ard-
more; (leoiiin M. Ileeg El Leno; 10.
1". Wu.st Oklahoma City; T. ' . Hass
MuhkiiKee who were aided in liiddiiiK
the visitors welcome hy several travel-
ing saelsmen who represented the nu-
lion's foremost furniture muniifactur-
cih. HIDDEN TOOLS FOR ESCAPE
FOUND IN JOLIET PRISON
Kniw. M1n nml I y nam to In i Wis;
JoUKT-WlV
files and other edited tools have heen
found In practically every prison cell
here in a seurcti now In progress nnd
it is H.ud the convicts evidently had
heen rolloctiii them for months. In
one ell dynamite was found. Warden
Murphy will rail the prisoners to-
f.ether will Inform them they are to
he treated humanely hilt that the
flays of "coddling" are over.
FOH EXCESSIVE
URIC ACID
TRY THE WILLIAMS TREATMENT
Thirty-Two Doses
FREE
.Ttist )fraiis you ntHrt the dv worried
mid tirt d utiff li'it" nnd nrinn Bin! musrlen
an chin ft head burn in k u(1 Itcariiiu down
naitiM In the lark woru out before t lie day
hffrin do not think you have to stay in
tlmt condition.
Hp Htrons well nnd vicoronn with no
mot puinn from tiff joints nore miiHfb
rheumatic sufffring ai-liiny bark or kidney
trouble.
Ir" you suffer from bladder wenkuegu
with burning. Braiding naiiix r if you r
in and out of bed half a dozen timea a
uitcht you will appreciate the ret comfort
and strength thi trentment (tiven.
To prove The William Treatment con-
quers Li din y and bltiddrr dineasett. rheuma-
linn and all other ailments when due to ft-
reKKive uric and no matter how chronic or
Muhhorn if you have never tried The Wil-
liams Treatment we will mail you 32 Dosos
free if you will cut out this notice and
Mend it with your name and add reus and
b? en 2 cent stamps to help pay part "f
distribution expense to The lr. 1 A.
Williams Company Pept. (I Pont Office
jMuildiiifc". Kat Hampton Conn. Send at
once nud vou will receive by parcel pout 32
Pok-f. without rharee and without incur-
I ring any ohligution. Only one bottle to
th same address or family. Adv.
FEDERAL MOTOR CO.
TULSA OKLAdOMA
VAUDEVILLE AND PIOTUEES WITH-
OUT APOLOGIES.
NETTIE De COURSEY
Ard her thr mbM eomdy quirtat and
fnnr other act nd iibotoplay "The
Optaln ef the Griy Horn Troop."
VAUDEVILLE 2:30 4:30 7:30 9:30.
PICTURES 1:16 3:30 6:20 11:20.
Week Dy Matinee 10c.
Nl"ttn and Bundayi- 10c and 30c.
1EUEVES ECZIHA
Tetter. Halt Rketnii
Acne weepiat sain
Dry Zenial aid Holat
denial lor tne two
klndiof Enema
T&e al Vw OrMeiOe
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film Hpeetacle "Joan the Womun
und Wednesday.
WOMEN SERVE BEST
BY KEEPING WELL
Dr. Noble Talks to Women of
Tulsa on Their High Duty
of Keeping Fit.
"Woman's Hotting have nover been
ho Kcnsiblo as at the itr'Hcnt moineiit
'" A"ry """ Nuhle who is
io'i liverln' a series of lectures to
i women 'ind tdrls In Tulsa. The lonit
loose casv lints short skirls and the
t pen unrestricted throat lines -ould
scarcely ho improved on for cither
health appearance or comfort. Doctor.
Nt.lde howtAcr sees one J.inlnn nolo
the hinh heidetl shoes which she
thinks ungraceful uncomfort ihle and
I'r.hyBlenlc. and which she alfirms all
women wlirt wear them livo to regret
them I'ilterly oetNiUse of the (llsi ijiii-
ferls and ills that follow In their
wa i e.
The IIIkIicM Type
Doctor Nolde says that the mossnc
which she would ive out of the full-
ticts of her experiences to the ear of
ocry woman and girl In Tulsa is that
the "highest typj of patriotism in
which the American woman can parti-
cipate Is that first duty to herself of
1-eeplni? fit mentally physically ann-
ul. 'rally. Then she is aide to answer
the call when the call comes and
keep from filling up the ranks nt the
MJ per tent rejected as unfit tor
: rvice.
Do.-tor Nohle who Is a physician of
wide and varleu experiences in many
lands. Is talking n the Tulsa women
in her capacity as a physician. She
has been hrounht here by the Y. W.
A. for that purpose and her lec-
tures are of Inestimable value to every
typo of womanhood.
She Is being etitrtaln"d liurine her
stay In Tulsa by Mrs. A. W. Koth.
A Lecture Series.
At tne iicnu of Mrs. K. V. Sinclair
she will lecture this morning and to-
morrow mornim; to the "homo itlrls"
frrm !l:43 to 10:45 and from 10:4S
until 12 to young 'matrons.
In t'13 hlih school auditorium from
2:f0 to 3:30 to mothers especially to
the mothers of teen-agcri clrls.
From 3:30 to 4:30 to hlnh school
firls.
This owning Doctor Xohle will lec-
ture at the First M. K. church Fifth
and Iloiilder to the business and pro-
forsionul women of Tulsa.
Dixie Alrdoine.
The hot weather of the past few
days Is certainly bringing the people
of Tulsa to the "Dixie" said A. U
. West who Is one of the stock holder
In this big new "((pen Air" plcturs
house "and why not when they can
I urn high-class pictures nnd entov tho
cool evening broe'o at the same time" I
then too continued Mr. West tho j
' place Itself Is conducted In a hlgn- ;
I class manner where women and rhl!-1
dren may attend In perfect safety j
w here everything for their comfort
I ha heen arranged
(inn of the "cming attractions for
I 'he "Dlxi"" Is Kdwln Anion supported
; by a splendid cast Including Forrest
Winant I-eonoro Harris. Hertrude j
Herkely and llelene t'hadwlek In a
I'atho Hold Rooster play called "Tho
Iron Heart." It was written hy
it'uida Hergero author of "The Test"
I It i mi iiroiinctMi oy tiiH sinim I- inn cor-
i poratlon under the direction
Ocorge I-lUniRurloo.
I The story of "Th Iron Heart"
. deals with a man w ho thinks only of
financial success. How In a series of
swift-mot Ing events he Is brought to
: realize his mistaken view of Ufa is
told in a thrlUlur munmr.
Norwegian Ship Hunk.
NEW YORK June 11. The Nor-
wegian steamship Asktld which left
here April 15 for England was sunk
hy a Herman submarine May IV near
the French coast according to mem-
bers of the'rrew who reached here
today. The crew escaped In life boats
after a French destroyer had fired
on the submarine.
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MORGUE IN RESIDENCE
SECTION NOT WANTED
Property Owners of Carlton
Place Obtain a lies train-
ing Order.
A temporary romnilnlnR orilir win
iHxueil 111 tlic superior rmirt liy .ImlKi-j
M. A. llrorkonrlilitn yextrnUy ufiiT-
lKmn picvontliiK tl. 10. I.iiinli'iMillk II. I
l. Sti-pliciimm nml II. '. Mitflull
from prorccdlnt! Willi tin- wurk of
eri'i-tlim n utriictiiro In Dip Ho hloi-k i
! on Soinh flii'yciiiK' that woiilil ! iihii!
n mi unili'i-tukiiiK I'MtalillHlimi'iit mm
a iiiorKiM tin onh'r to rioiii-in i-iuti
until tln lirnrliiK "f Hit' tiliil for il
prrmiincnt Injuiirtloii ran 1" ln-rt.
I'ollilon l.iiuiliy.
In a li'iiKtliy pi-tltloii fllc.l yontpnlny
In wlilrh a lull!!' nil in I'1 i" of prominent
TuImmiih are llsled n.i plaintiffs. II in
Hot forth that the lof ikIii ntf i'oii-
ti inplale the operntlon of n senenil
I.... I I.. Il C.- nrafll mm I i
that they have ehori-n mm Ihe Bite for j
their ImililliiK a lot In a mvion of thel
elly that Ih made up of the Iioiihh of
an enterprise It will heroine ueeeniary
to earry dfinl hoillrH if hiiuian heltiKN
(In ami out of the ImllillnK at all hours
or the day nml nlKht.
That It will iilo hoeome necessary
thitt HiiitiillitM nf lloulil of nrrservative
I iiallttt-M he kept on hanil an well nn
other" fhemleaiM ami ilrurjn useil In
the emhalmliiK emh'avor; that autop-
stert will be held and that Inserts and
files will he atlrai ted to this morgue
wlilrh will then miKiate to the homes
In tho vlrlnlty carry im; roiilaKlon. all
of which will seriously eiidaiiKer the
lives of tho residents.
DiiiiutKiiiK Effeel.
It Is further contended liy the plain-
tiffs that tin- presence of such an In-
stitution In the residential section uttl
have a damaging effect upon the
minds of the people llviiiK in that
vicinity and that with the Hint of th
liodien of deuil tinman hfdtiR stori!!
within the nel.'jhliorhoml will make it
difficult to guard axalnst Illness hy
virtue of tho action upotr the minds
of tho householders.
In the petition II. Leonard .1
Kclnar I'ow I). I). Shields. IMward II
Chandler I'anii II. Kelsey. lluiih KIiik.
Frank Haskell M. V. Shilver. It. .1.
tiohlo II. A Wakefiel.l C. Morrlst
Frank Haver t'. A. Mayo .lohn Mayo
drey Carroll 1. W. Franchot V. A.
Smith and V. N. Hill are named as
plaintiffH whllo O. K. I.oiidermilk
II. o. Stephenson and 11. C. Mitchell
tiro named uh defendants.
Majestic.
To coinniemorate Miss Theda Hani's
visit to St. Ausustlnn I'la where the
scenes of Hie newest William Fox
Super Do Luxe production of "Her
t! reu test Ixivn' founded on l Hilda's
novel "Moths" were tiimed. the city
government reipicstcd the woild-
tamcd screen artiste to plant a palm
tree in tho public pla.a as a iaHtimi
memory of the greatest living screen
star.
It has been an iiujireakable rule
for Miss llura never to appear at any
public function but thru the earnest
plea of City Manager Miller and
Mayor Ingruham the Incomparable
ami mysterious portrayer of vampire
loles got the necessary permission
from Mr. William Fox ami gave her
consent to appear and plant the palm
which is destined to become a meoca
for her many thousands of admirers.
Knowing that she would be called
upon to answer tho speeches of the
city officials. Miss I'.ara wrote an ad-
dress and then started to memorie It.
A few days before the tree planting
ceremonies were to take place a
friend Iniiuirtd how the apeeeh was
pi' .gressmg.
Willi a smile that illumined her ex-
prc.ssive and invstei ions face she said
"I am overwhelmed."
When Miss I'.ara made her address
on the ilav of the event. It was no-
t.vcd that the first three words were
those ipioted above.
ROTARIANS TO WEAR
COLORS AT ATLANTA
Flags of the Allies anil Kelly
Green Will Predominate
Their Cars.
Having decided that lavender the
color originally decided upon was too
commonplace the 35 Tulsa llotarlans
who are to attend the international
convention In Atlanta next week yes-
terday adopted Kelly green as heir
official convention color.
Kath one will 'V.ir a straw hat.
sailor sh.pc ol tho brightest green.
n it will be palnt id the word "Tulsa '
en I un nil derrick. It will have u
gold
und green braided tianu.
Thev will wear green necktiss anu
hose lo match.
White tnusers nrd shoes will com-
plete the effect. They will also war
a white felt arm band on which wl'l
be printed the Itotary emblem m
green and nhove It In oil coiori. tnn
flaps of the fnit-d Stales. lOngland
i;n i Krnnce. TI is work will be done
hy a local artist. The party leave.-i
Friday.
Cotton Ituver Slabs Men-hunt.
FHT HMITII Ark. June 11. T. .1.
Wright retired wholesale merchant
was stabbed In the neck and possibly
fatally Injured this morning by Henry
Lane prominent cotton buyer is an
alteration In the lobby of tho First
National bank.
Qer.ldme Frrr InJosn tht Woman.
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XRAL. .w?.?.RtA??f.?il !
UNIVbrioAL MILIIAril ithVlUL
IhM'liiiv America Will I'll) leail ill
IliU War fur Link of I'iv-
a redness.
ATLANTA (la June II 1'leas for
preparedness to meet conditions In the
present world war and for universal
military service after the war so Hint
the Tinted States may never ntJlll
find herself ho "helpless" were ni'id'
hy MaJ. den. Leonard Wood ec in-
mander of tho southeastern depart-
l ii nt of the army. In ilellvci lHK tin'
commencement address at the CeorKla
School of Techiioliiuy here today.
".Millions of youim Americans will
lio aliroad to f Ik tit Ihe Hermans and
many w ill never rot urn" Ueiieral
Wood said. "Hut wo an Koiiu; to
look our enemy in the face dinioK the
war. and we must do that If re
Koiiik to look our friends in ihe face
after the war."
MASONS CONTRIBUTE
TO RED CROSS CAUSE
Hoily Votes to Lend Financial
Aid to Chapters in Their
Jurisdiction.
At 'he re-sular se-sion ol the lor il
Man illl" boilv In hi Fr:d v eii-nlng It
nas voted tl'ii Hie onur i;n linn M
each refill irlv iharlnc l lied n s
M'clclv within the cviii 'te mrl.'-dic-
lion of the Tills! 111:'' .Hid $"0 l
thop chapters within their concurrent
JiiriMiii ti in.
It was 'ilso voted to iti'ruct the irp.
resen(att'"s to announce to be im
I -r l.i I couiiidl. at thi'lr annual session
to In. belu In Minneapolis June 21 that
AUdar Temple t ttnlii readv lo oon-
iillint" fl per i-iplta to the lie I I'rosi
.v li 1 1 ti ainoiinls to about tl.Hiul.
RESTRICTIONS TIGHTENED ON
TRAVEL TO FOREIGN NATIONS
Outgoing Pa.ssongc is Must Have Tiiss.
ports I'nim Slrilc Ih pari.
nt-lil .
WASHINGTON. June 11 - The gov-
ernment today began lo tighi'-ii re.
sun Hons governing travel Ir ifweeu
the I'nited Slates and foreign coun-
tries. Secretary Itedfleld directed all I
rlMinifhip 'ompsnles to accept no
i .issengers ror i -reign ports unless
I:
i posse passports from Ihe stale i
dt parlnnnt and the department of
l.uiior ordcr-d Us agents lo be care.
id In admitting Ju l. sons lulu this
ountry.
tiif. rooii tiii:ti:k
if THEDA BARA
l I iminsf "Ucr Greatest I great I JJ
M i) AiiiA Love" mY I
MAJESTIC
Thursday and Friday
MAJESTIC
Wwi. Fox Presents
I'OI'l l.ll HANDSOMK ATllUnTC
George Walsh
Tt-o n r Tk
m. m. m. i- M m -- -- a.-k t m m. m. m.
A Hiipld Fire Comedy Dnuiui l ull of Ainiiilng Athlcllc Stunts
FORD STERLING in A Maiden's Trust'
A kfystom: intyr of im hi: fi n
Sclicilu 1c:
THURSDAY
Mallnco . . 10c
12:30 2 3:30 5 Kvt-iiliix . . 20c
6:30 8 9:30 p.m. and FRIDAY Children . . 5c
THEDA BARA in
t9B
GERALDINE FARRAR
IN
"Joan the
A Sublime l'hotixlriinin ltnsctl
Special Musical Score Augmented Orchestra
TWO I'KHFOKMAXfKS IN AITI.HNOON 2:15 AM) 4:43
ONi: I'KIUi)llMANCK AT NKiHT H:13 l M.
rillCKS: .Mutini-c Adults 0o; liilltlrt'ii 5cj Night All Sts
Ilfscrvitl 50c 73c anil $1.
KNITTERS OF TULSA
NOW IS YOUR CHANCE
The Sailor Jioys Arc
and Need Sweaters
Helmets liadly.
Chilly
and
Knittlmi in edles are now on silo at
Niny leii aie he idiiiiarters. Fourth and
I.M'ln Vain Is on sale there. And
l.'iiiecio vnuiig Americans are golmj
Inlo scasi'ivlce Insuf flcently clad
auaiiist the biting winds of a winter
m i II Hi' Unltieis both actual uni
peii nil ' I. of il nintiy d.) not kiiii
I'll I tll.it sie il.ly.
I'm kiii:tnis is not enough. These
nveati rs and mufflers and helmet
that tin sailor bovs ere ci-yin-.' for.
p. list be kii'l well ami properly.
Tin i 'tot c It Is urged by the Navy
I imie Unit no woman waste time
I ii oin - and ma'erlal until she receives
! inslrui lloiis from beaibiua i ters Just
I hew lo go about II Hookl'Ms. leaflets
and oral in. ri uctions may be hao 101
the asking ami Miss Kb!' II t'alvln
i iei.iiy in chart" Is eacerly waiting
i.r npperl null y ta give such Ins'i no-
il. hik w h n ever she can. Miss t'alvln
1 has i;iveii less ms to a number of cloh
i nd i hiii' h s n ieties who have sent in
i. n H n. S. slnn.1 for l.er help aim
lihese societies are now knitting as
nulls and sending In their finished
ailtchi as club eoniribiitions.
Iliiiiy-up calls have been sent out
iig.iin .'roiu Navy league beailquar-
ters for supplies of knUted garment!!
an I it is up to the women of Tu:sa
I Inisv itili itly.
WOUNDED MEXICAN IS DEAD
i I nial Inlm Ir.
' In unki n I 'b;
Sustained During a
lit :il Hi l-irs Sunday.
An unii!'ntit'ied Mexican died at a
a I h.i.niii.il slnnily after i-iiil nl -rh t
steitlav fi om aunshot wounds sus-
tallied during
i I'.eis Muni iv
a drunken fU-lit at
ai'ternooii. l-'ollow in-t
:he brawl the wounded man wa.i
noheil to Tulsa wlnre he was daced
ir a hospital dying a few hours later
'lie hedv Is belli-; held at the Mow-
In. iv I'lH'erl iking parlors and efforts
art belli'.; mi . f ir.ril to identify the
mnii. '
It May Ite.
believe there
")o you
were ever
t'entaiirs?"
"Maybe so. Maybe that's how wn
got (be custom of calling each other
i Ud llos.' "
Unto to l-'orni Cabinet.
M A Hit 1 1 (via I'arlsi Juno It.
Kdiiardo Hato has accepted the task
; of forming a cabinet. Me will submit
i the list of ministers to the king at
noon.
with a wakm wkm'o.mf."
Today and
Wednesday
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WEDNESDAY
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Lorton, Eugene. Tulsa Daily World (Tulsa, Okla.), Vol. 12, No. 263, Ed. 1 Tuesday, June 12, 1917, newspaper, June 12, 1917; Tulsa, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc134410/m1/3/: accessed April 18, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.