Tulsa Daily World (Tulsa, Okla.), Vol. 12, No. 321, Ed. 1 Tuesday, August 7, 1917 Page: 3 of 10
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TUI.SA'DAILY WORLD TUESDAY AUGUST 7 1917
SAPULPA DRAFT
NOTICES MAILED
Creek County Young Men Will
Go Before Examining
f Board Thi3 Week.
REFORMER IS REARRESTED
Sheriff Woofter Not Worried
Over Filing of Suit for
$25000 Damages.
Wor!d' Crfrk County Bureau
1 IH Kiit llolnun.
RAl'UMW Ukla Aug. 8. Notices
were mailed out today by Creek coun-
ty exemption board No. 1 for 353 men
to report at headquarters Thursday
morning for physical ex mun ition.
ThlH la the first call issued by the
boa.-d. It a expected tho .-.xamtrutlon
of tho men can be completed by Sat-
urday and examination of another
squadron of 353 draft recruits will bo
Blurted next Monday In all 1.055 men
linve been summoned to report
Dr. U. C. Crostoti has appointed
loctors H. C. Schwab C. I Mi-Calltim
and ). Heese to nsHlst In coring; for
tho crowds of men as fast a-i possible.
The men will be examined nt Hie rate
of more than one hundred cich cay.
kkkiirmfh ;.i.v is akihvsti:i
Shui-klctt Charged Willi Operating
House" of lll-ltcpnlc.
World's Crefk County Bureau
119 S Kant lli'buon.
SAPULPA okla. Aug. . With the
aricst of another couple last night !r.
the Rerry building nhortly after aie-
Mnilnlng order had boen issued for-
bidding the use of the phine for a
house of ill-repute and copy posted
on the doors the troubles of II. P.
Shacklett. lessee and a reform leader
continued to pile up. Todcy a war-
rant for his arrest on a ch.u-gj of con-
tempt of court was brand out of the
office of the county uttorney und of-
flcors are looking for him.
When brought before Mayor. A. K.
SHE'S THE PICTURE
OF HEALTH HE SAYS
Little Daughter' of Farmer
Young Suffered Nearly
All of Her Life.
COULDN'T GET RELIEF
Began to Improve Few Days
After Taking Tanlac and Is
Now Bright and Playful.
"Tanlae certainly his been the
making of my llttlo girl" said Albert
Young a well-to-do farmer of Hed
Fork while In the ltexall Drug Store
at Tulsa a few days ago.
"Yes Fir rlnce J put Floy on Tan-
lac she has actually picked up ten
pounds. This seems remarkablo to
me but It's a fact because I weighed
her myself. She's now the very pic-
ture of health and really looks like a
different chlU.
"She had been In bad health lot
four years and got In such a bad shapo
we were nfratd of losing her. She haa
no. appetite and I don't see how sou
kept alive on the little she would
eat. She was very thin and pale
would He about the house In a life-
less listless manner. She seeinea 10
have no desire to go out ad play with
other children and we were uneasy
about her all the time.
We trlod everything wo knew of
but m-thlng did her any gooo so
thinking a trip off somewhere might
help her we took her to Coloraau
Springs and then to Hot Springs
Arkansas and it was Just money
thrown away because it didn't bene-
fit her a particle.
"I had been reading how Tanlac
was helping so many grown people
and I couldn't Ree why It wouldn't be
good for children too. Ho after talk-
ing with several of the neighbors who
had taken it and inquiring fully int.
It I started my little girl on It giv-
ing her doses to suit her age. Well
I'm a happy man now over what it
has done for her.
"She commenced to look brighter
and pick up in weight and strength
In lust a few days. She Roon got a
good appetite began to eat hearty and
grow right along. She's bright and
playful like other children now and
It does me good to see her so cheer-
ful and happy all the time. It's a
pleasure for me to recommend Tan-
l.ic becauro It has made my llttlo girl
Uki a new being at a cost too small
to notice."
lakslicTlkallcir
TODAY AND
THE FOX BABY GRANDS
Jane and Katherine Lee
IX
Two Little taps'
A Comedy With tins Best Little Comedy Ploycr on Kuril.
J A.IM E' LEE
A Drnmn AVIUj tlic Most Finished Llttlo Actress on Stage or Screen
Katherine Lee
Como ond Let Tlicsc Kiddles Give You the Best Laugh of Your Life
- Also
The Pog-Cntx'hcr's" Love"
Keystone Comedy
Schedule:
11. 12:80 2:15 4.
11:45 7:80 :15
Rogga this afternoon In police court
both th man and woman rrrcsted In
the place last night pl-jaded guilty to
charges of lewd conduct and were
fined 25 each.
According to the arresting .fficer
Shacklott had been warned not to al-
low the woman In his house and was
aware she was a woman of the under-
world. It Is said shacklett showed the
couple to their room and did not re-
quire then to register
LAST COURT STOPS GRINDING
Judge II. L. RUuulcvcn of County
Court Lcnvct for Vncatlon.
Today the all-Important second
floor of the county courthouse Is
silent and near-deserted. Occasion-
ally a shy couplo may straggle up
tho stairs to procure a marriage li-
cense and a lawyer or two probably
may be seen at odd times filing a
suit or inquiring when tho Judge will
be home. Hut there Is nothing but
dust and cobwebs in the halls of
Justice.
Judge II. li. Rtindeven of the
county court left last night for a va-
cation in Bouthorn Oklahoma aftei
outlasting the three other Judges
who left more than a week ago.
Judge Ktandevon will be away until
September 1.
Julge N. E. McNeill of the dis-
trict court probably will break the
monotony tomorrow by holding a
two-day session here but. In general.
there will be no court procedure
until September.
RUSSIAN WANTS TO FIGHT
Hurriedly Took Out First TaiKTs
That Ho Mtflit .Join American
Forces.
SperUl to Tho World.
CLARKMORK Aug. 6. Because he
was an alien John Oromek a Russiai
Jew was turned down by the local
draft examining board here today and
after Insisting that he be accepted for
the army was Instructed to go before
the court clerk take out his first
papers and then appear for examina-
tion. This he did was examined
found physically fit and making no
claim for exemption will be anions
those w ho go to France. Gromek Is a
smelter worker and registered June 5.
Central Association Quit.
WATERLOO. Iowa. Aug. 6. The
Central association clubs will close the
1917 season after Tuesday's games.
This nnouncement was made today by
President Ford at Fort Dodge after the
Fort Dodge directors had derided to
withdraw their club from the league.
Caundl.in Gold to British Account.
NEW YOKK. Aug. 6. Odd from
Canada for Rrltish account to the
nmnnnt nt Ik 4nn ooo wns received
nnil HAnnMltft At thA PhllaHenhla
mint. This Is the second consignment
since tho renewal of the gold move-
ment last week when $6000000 was
reccivea.
OKLAHOMA
HOSPITAL
This fire-proof hospital is
pppreciated and the X-Ray
and other up-to-date facili-
ties are open to a discrimi-
nating profession and pub-
lic. Dr. Fred S. Clinton Pres.
Miss H. C. C. Ziegeler R. N.
Superintendent.
West Ninth and Jackson
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Fourth Draft Call for Tulsa County
The Following Registrants of Tulsa County Have Been
Notified to Appear for Examination at the Tulsa
County Courthouse Saturday August 11.
Serial Order
No. Name and Address. No.
11'22 Fisher Jesse Harvey. Sand
Springs 381
841 Vogel Edward D. Archer
and i'corla streets. Tulsa. ... 3S2
3502 Dunham Claud Douglas It.
i jiroKen Arrow 33
3 IMIlon. Clarence. Tulsa 3S4
"05 Hall John Alfred Rroken
Arrow 3S5
3405 Itrassficld. Orvcll D.. Ioon-
ard -....3S6
2454 Steele Samuel Edward.
lenks 387
103? Olbbs Robert Walter. Sand
Springs 388
f23 Carpenter Jess Tulsa SStf
i'89 Hall Ira Leroy Owasso. . . . 390
(183 Hanklns. Arthur. Tulsa 3!) I
3055 lilhhop Jesse I. Hixby . . . . 3i)2
mi ftlci-rfimtn retry Sanford
Sand Springs 393
1314 Wutcrs Willie. Sand
Springs 394
101 C Ellis Samuel Westy Sand
Springs 395
1088 Dyer Henjamln Hed Fork.Stft)
Jib t'nilay Charles llrltton
Turley 397
1430 litter Elbert W Crib Sid-
ing. Tulsa 398
2005 Foreman Louis N. Ninth
and Cleland Tulsa 399
491 Keen Jim. Dawson 400
3109 Cole. Caleb. Blxby 401
2448 Stuck Clarence Leo Jenks.402
2108 Sturgeon James H. 2
Tulsa 403
1S5S Rrown Clyde Madison
Sund Springs 404
2303 llrandon. Jet Hut tic Mo... 405
923 Hennlng. George Henry
Sand Springs 404
1305 Wright Samuel Sand
Springs 407
S4I Castillo Romundo Mexico. 4 OS
2J17 Ooedecke William H. 2
Tulsa 409
1117 Darrow Jesse C. Rlxby.... 410
2J76 iAttlmore AVilllam Hoy
Jcnks ... 411
2532 Jones Willie Clayborn Uix-
by 412
1007 Daniels Albert Sand
Springs 413
1784 Reece Hoy It Ked Fork.. 414
891 Porter Clarence Raymond
Turley 415
1366 Hover Claud Wendle. Band
Springs 418
2398 O'Cell Joseph Clinton
Jenks i 417
S53 Kills Earl James Turley.. 418
970 Candle Walter Thomas
Sand Springs 419
637 Daniel Albert. Tulsa 420
1C75 Harnes Charles O. West
Tulsa 421
2870 Wertz. Benjamin H.
Hroken Arrow ;.422
2024 Harrington Harvey Tulsa. 42:1
389 Cooacman Salvador Mo-
ralln Mich 4 24
1657 Wise Lloyd Elmer R. 1
Sapulpa 425
2055 MoPhllliiv. Leo. It. 1. Box
89 Tulsa 426
1217 Enesdale La-vrence Kver-
ett. Sand Springs 427
571 Whiteley Fred Oliver
Dawson . . fT 428
1873 McCue J. W. 1504 Park
street Tulsa 429
4S8 Komma George Owasso.. 431
3455 Roberta George Ionard.431
15 43 Thv. Arthur. Tulsa 432
21o? Stipes. Arthur It.
2955 Orr. Ed. Sapulpa
i iiuoa.a..
704 Jennings Jetr Wecb coun-
ty Miss 43
3404 Hlacklston Frank Hayes.
Leonard 4 38
72 Hountree Roger Sklatook.437
3 1 3 0 Mathews P. W. H. 2
Proken Arrow
42S
1896 Randall Harry
A. R. 2
Tulsa
1709 Howard Quillle E Red
Fork 40
856 Fx Floyd Robert R. 1
Owasso 441
112 Ruck Arthur L- Sperry.. 442
1067 Hart Mark Sand Springs. . 44.1
2u!)0 Hovnrd Joe Lester Rroken
Arrow 441
3C77 Casper Charles Rlxhy. . . .4 l5
3220 Hooper. Leo A. Hlxby 446
2082 Ragg Lewis Tulsa 447
2116 Taylor Donald H Sixth
and Iwls streets Tulsa. .. .448
128 Culllson Carl C Sperry ... 449
2012 Gray Carl C Tulsa. 450
C7D Harper Charles IS. 1038
Rnston avenue Tulsa 431
805 Smith Anthony W. 1 0 7 14
Greenwood Tulsa 452
11 I'.radburv. Elmer Itav. Skia
took 453
309C Crosby Harvey F... Blxby.454
2089 Poor Robert Glenn R. 3
Sapulpa 455
900 Rennett. Isham Calvin
Sand Springs 456
19-H1 Cook Hugh l.iarclay
Fourth and Orant streets
Tulsa 457
J535 Simmons Ernest Deo li. I
Y Rroken Arrow 458
3252 McGuire William O. IMxby.459
1617 Wilson "Charles Melton
Rruner Station. Sand Springs. 4Ci
230? Carter Emmett Jenks.... 401
l3 Iiarizog jiurseu jiuuun
R. 4 Tulsa 462
2421 Peters. Harrison Jenks .... 4b3
1287 Turner George Sand
Hnrlncs 461
3171 Waymire Orover C l'lxby.465
3006 Hawkins Matnard Qippson
P.. 1. Mounds 4ti
1142 Millstead James Oscar
Sand Springs 467
? 105 Zerely Perry li. Jenks.... 468
2i3i lto.se Llod R Jenks 469
1 76.1 Relfsnyder ilowaru uea
Fork .' T0
b I'.ible George Preston Skia-
took T1
279 Hlckle Clarence Rroken
Arrow 472
2ig7 Hodges Thomas C R. 1
Tulsa 473
327 Rowers Perias. R. 4 Tulsa.474
3108 Lrnvis William Albert.
Blxby .......475
2663 St. Clair Lawrence Rroken
Arrow 476
2765 Dicks Frank Broken Ar-
row ........477
3417 Defrles William U. leon-
ard
664 Glddlngs. Spencer General
Delivery Tulsa
93 Wlsenhunt Wiley. Skiatook. 489
J320 Rafferty Clyde Rlxby ....481
"MOTHER SAYS
P0STT0ASTIES
ARE GOOD
FOR ME-
AND I SURE
LIKE EM
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1448 Oreer Raymond S. Sand
Springs 483
1722 Kerr Walter Elmer Red
Fork 483
957 I'rlfkhi'lton Archlo Sand
Springs 4S4
1557 Roden Jess Joe Station
Sand Springs 485
2833 I'ope Charles K Rroken
Arrow ' 48fJ
1744 Medciuldrick Kmmett .J.
Red Fork 4S7
1112 Tone Jacob ltay Sand
Springs ....' 488
2462 Short Cohes Jenks 4S9
3171 Johnson Hud Hlxliy 4!I0
251 6 Fletcher Flay Ulxby 41)1
345 Crawley Fry Flllson Tulsa
R. R. No. 4 492
8091 Chorette Kdward I-. Ulxby 493
1595 Tipton Ossie Vern U. R.
No. 4 494
2184 I'aiker. Ray K. Tulsa. R.
R. No. 1 495
1355 Itlevlni' Uarius Melton.
Sand Spring; 494
103 Smith Claud Carroll Col-
llnsvlllo 497
218 Wagner Clarence C. Tulsa
R. R. No. 1 498
2752 liargas Amado Hroken Ar-
row 499
1585 Sanders Coy Harrison Sand
Springs k E00
1912 S:illee. Spudd Tulsa R.
R. No. 2 S01
1221 Ridgeway. Krnest Jumes
Sand Springs 502
1.102 Johnson Harvey Sand
Springs 503
1625 Anderson. Kmmett Arling-
ton Maxlne 504
556 Smith John Alen Owasso
II. R. No. i 505
1565 Stephens Ike. Tulsa Crib
Siding; 506
2109 Strader A. W. Tulsa 507
154 Haggerty Judson Sperry ..608
1281 Thurston Roy Montgomery
Sand Springs 609
61 Klsselburg Frank Carswell
Skiatook 510
S508 Hayes Frank Melvln
Hroken Arrow R. R. No. 2.. 511
717 Kerns Albert Tulsa North
Peoria 512
1057 Hurt Clark Sand Springs.. 513
1266 Seely James Henry Sand
Spring 614
1073 Harvey Simeon Dewitl
Sand Springs 515
30 Duncan Albert Franklin
Skiatook 616
S046 Rullock Virgil Hlxhy 517
199 Skybuck William Sperry.. 518
388 McGlll. Ralph Alber Tulsa
R. R. No. 4 519
1423 Dawson Hal George Sand
Springs 520
2458 Summers George C Jenks. 521
1716 Hubbard Walter Courtney
Sonath Mo 522
773 McElroy Otis Tulsa 617
East Archer 623
3360 Thompson Fred H. Ulxby. 524
608 Hyrd. Lewis J. Tulsa 525
3260 Mafford Cash O. ltlxby...526
406 Schmidt William H. Tulsa 527
2502 Renson James Jenks 628
619 riper Roy Truman Tulsa
R. R. No. 3 629
1730 List Fred P West Tulsa.. 630
25 Countryman George W.
Skiatook i 631
392 I'ayne Fred Lewis Sullivan
rS369wlIIis Andrew Hlxby 533
v(i i vuttv nun uudii iuj t uma . ui
2231 Llnlhan Richard Earl Ca-
toosa 535
889 llishltne Harry Sand
Springs 636
33 Mounsey Guy Victor Tulsa. 537
1166 Millikln Roscoo Frank Sand
Springs '. 538
1712 Hardne Dave William Red
Fork 539
2186 Reeder Robert E. Lee
Tulsa 540
688 Hlack John Tulsa Easton
& Madison 541
3099 Campbell Fred. Rlxby 542
2591 Harrison Walter Broken
Arrow 643
856 Wrlzer John Tulsa 644
705 Jones Will Tulsa North
Greenwood 645
1346 Harnard Charley L. Sand
Springs 546
8249 Miller Robert Mounds R.
R. No. 1 647
2835 1'once Jesus. Rroken Arrow 648
2263 Adkison Harvey Henry
Jenks 549
2053 Lyon Spencer Watts Tulsa 650
2051 Lofton John Tulsa 1643
East Tenth 551
1957 Halley Ellis Don Hickory
Mine 552
8107 Cox Evert S. Rlxby 653
676 Antlo Clarence F. Tulsa P
O. Box 1031 654
2023 Hoover Harry C Tulsa ...555
2566 Stepp. Edward Earl Tulsa
R. R. No. 2 656
2922 Hill Alston. Glennpool 657
944 Cannon Eugene Sand
Springs 6
1866 Laughlin James E. Tulsa
1649 Tenth 559
8347 Smith Wallace Denton Den
ton Texas 660
2937 Kerns J. H. Glenpool ....661
1808 Rrown Norvell II. Tulsa
R. R. No. 2 662
1943 Abott Asa E. Tulsa Kim
ball addition 663
3199 Haworth William C Blxby 564
1677 Cawthon Ell. Red Fork... 665
2941 lemons Oliver Sapulpa... 56
2706 Kirk Claud Broken Arrow. 667
122 Chlsholm James Sperry... 668
1783 Thurlow William E. Red
Fork 6
8498 Brown Albert Marlon.
Rlxby ..670
642 Davis. Giles E. Tulsa 1031
East Davenport 671
939 Chapel Allen Sand Springs 672
1639 Langdon Hugh Mitchell
Maxlne 673
222 Daniel Joseph Verbal
Owasso R. R. No. 1 674
2364 Ingle John Casully Jenks 676
8261 Illnkle Clarence Jesse
Blxby 57
1715 Hughes Fred If. Red Fork 677
906 Barnes John Sand Springs 678
9137 Sechten Louis. Sand Springs 679
2226 Halt. Ariel Francis Catoosa
R. R. No. 1 580
BOARD 0. K.'S 89
OF 128 TULSANS
(CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.)
groups of waiting men again mlea
the halls and the first quartet was
turned over to the board by 1:30
o'clock. At i o'clock In the afternoon
the century mark had been reached
and at that hour tho white man's day
gave way to "Jlin crow" hour set
side for more thun a score of Tulsa's
negro population affected by tho
draft '
Colored I'ok Comical.
Some pale-faced as tho they should
not have struck out the line on their
oonscrlptlon bianxa marsen Cau-
casian" and othe-a lesa frightened!
MHo Distributing Office
dark as the proverbial ace of spades
the colored contingent provided the
comedy scene of tho day for tho ex-
amining corps. All of the negroes ap-
peared to have some physical aliment
when it came to diagnosing ;heir own
case and yet each seemed eaifer to bo
accepted that he might us ono Green-
wood avenue candtdato expressed it
"give the Germans somo of tho kind
of h us 'nlggahs' and Teddy raised
at San Juan hill."
And so It happened either because
the negroes so urgently desired 't or
hecausu I'nclo Sam Instructed tho ex-
amining boards to lift the ban on ad-
mitting "flat-footed" soldiers that
every negro from among more ii'un u
score presenting themselves between I
and 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon
was pronounced physically capable of
helping I nclo Sam fight his battles
or in retiring from illtch diggirg on
Tulsa sewers to try trench excavating
somewhero In Franco.
At 9 o'clock this morning tho second
group rrom among me bus iuisa
young men notified to be ready for
possible service will appear ut the
city hall for to bo weighed In llio
balance of tho examining board.
j Day' 8 Draft Doings
Dignity marked the countenance
and actions of every member of the
examining board but stylo gave way
to comfort when It came to the attire
of tho officials. Dr. S. D. Hawley
and the five other physicians com
prising tho examining corps removed
coats collars and even shirts and to
the "boys" within tho walls of the
"iulzs!" room uppeared as living mod
els for B. V. D.'s instead of digni
fied M. D.'s.
To General Crowder always will go
the credit for originating the novel
and Intricate machinery Identified
with the draft but to a cer-
tain Tulsa attorney with an ap
parently liberal following of gen-
tlemen of color out Greenwood
aver.uo way must go me toga ror
pulling the chnmplon mercenary wire
of tho locnl draft operations. The
attorney according to several of tho
negroes appearing oeiore mo uoaru
vesterday evening for the retaining
fees of $1 and up filled out exemp
tion c a in nnpers for numerous ne
groes who lgnorantly displayed them
Instead of the orriclul si'mmons irom
the government yesterday. The ex-
emption papers obtained In advance
are worthless Insofar ns aiding the
negroes In winning immunity from
service Is concerned and merely
meant a windfall for the attorney's
purse members of the examining
noard declared.
A mother apparently in her teens
sat for more than nn hour with her
babe In armsln the corridors of the
city hall during the most torrid part
of the afternoon. The husband and
father meanwhile paced the hallway
anxiously awultlng his turn to bo ex-
i 1.M....II. I. nuuuml thru the
am!ncu. rnnnij i - - -
line of physicians and returred to his
little family bearing a ww ui
pointnient due to his Inability to file
nn exemption plea simultaneous with
his examination.
"We'll have to come back again"
he told his mate. "But I guess Undo
Sam won't make me go to war.
And while the cooing Infant and
his parents started for the elevator
an unmarried youth waiting his cull
mrnnrl to a dozen waiting compan-
I ft ii a then noddert toward
the do-
nnrttnir husband nnd his
two "rea-
sons" and remarked:
hell."
"Ain't war
"Slaughter! Slaughter!" called out
Doctor Hawley to the first of a group
of colored lads at the "4 o'clock
party." "Is your name Slaughter
Albert or Albert Slaughter? Its all
mixed up on this notification card."
"Mah name's Albert Slaughter"
ROLL
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rejulned the darkey and then again
exhibiting snow-white lvorloa and
grinning gums he udded: "Hut 1
recken It'll bo 'Slaughtered Albert'
l( you sen' me ovuh near them Ger-
mans." Slaughter was found to bo physi-
cally "filten."
A mammoth portrait of President
Wilson adorns the Boulh wall of tho
annex to the mayor's office where
tho examining board holds forth.
"Isn't the president's picture patrl-
HOW FAT FOLKS
REDUCE WEIGHT
Many Are Losing Several
Pounds a Month.
Fat persons particularly those from
ten to sixty pounds above normal
weight will bo Interested to loam that
they may reduce their weight without
starvation diet or tiresome exercise.
This can best be done by getting
plenty of fresh air by breathing
deeply and by taking a few drops of
oil of koreln four times a day also in
following tho other simple rules that
come with the box.
Oil of korein may be obtained from
any good druggist In capsule form.
Even a few days' treatment is likely
to show a pleasing reduction in weight.
Tho step becomes lighter the flesh
morri fir. n the skin smoother in ap-
pearance; work seems easier ntul a
more buoyant feeling takes possession
of the whole body anil mind as super
fluous unhealthy fat dlsappeurs.
If you are overstout and have tried
various methods of fat reduction In
vain you may now be very thankful
at having found a genuine system.
It Is safe ' pleasant and healthful.-
Adv.
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half-opened door.
Two pairs of trousers two shirts
and the rest of two unuttlrcd young
men's raiment were suspended from
the frame of the portrait while the
president smiled a Wilson smile on
the examining board's efforts to
draft men for a Wilson army.
GIRLS! MAKE LEMON
LOTION TO WHITEN "
AND BEAUTIFY SKIN
In nil weathers the skin and com-
plexion can be kept wonderfully clear
soft nnd white by tho use of this Inex-
pensive lemon lotion which any girl or
woman can easily prepare.
Tho Juice of two fresh lemons
strained Into a liottlo containing three
ounces of orchard white makes a
whole quarter pint of the most re-
uiarkuhle lemon skin bcautlfier at
about the cost ono must piy for a
small Jar of tho ordinary cold creams.
Care should bo taken to strain the
lemon Juice thru a flue cloth so no
lemon pulp gets In then this lotion
will keep fresh for months. Every
woman knows that lemon Juice is used
to bleach and remove such blemishes
as freckles sallowness nnd tan and
Is the Ideal skin softener smoothener
ami beuutifier.
Just try It! Get three ounces of
orchard white at' any pharmucy and
two lemons from the grocer and make
up u quarter pint of this sweetly fra-
grant lemon lotion. It naturally should
help to soften freshen bleach and
bring out the roses and hidden beauty
of any skin. Those who will make It
a habit to gently massago this lotion
Into tho face neck arms and hands
cnee or twice dallv may bo repaid with
a skin that is flexible and young
looking und a peach-tike complexion.
Adv.
TODAY
and Wednesday
MURRAY In "At First light"
It ASlll.KY In 'TIIK IRON KING'
Won't Hurt Your Boyl
At Fountains
5c
MLCOHOUC
Tastes Like A
GIN VU1
Like It Too!
BY
RKX BEACH
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Lorton, Eugene. Tulsa Daily World (Tulsa, Okla.), Vol. 12, No. 321, Ed. 1 Tuesday, August 7, 1917, newspaper, August 7, 1917; Tulsa, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc134466/m1/3/: accessed April 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.