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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-19

0erf6iebene Sehdtoren
bdben Geben sebalten, in lpel4en iis
ben 9rdiioenten auffuroern, bic ans
tiinbigung Der oeuti9en Rssierung,
bab iis belpaifnete SdnpelsI6iffe per
ientsn iperbs, snti9ieben gu 6etdrpz
fen. Giner bsrIslben, STIRLING bon
Gouib Datotd, iuste, bdb 9eutIds
lambs 5au6boottrieg bic ausfubr aus
ben Ser. Staaten uerbinbere. Der
Senator 1T entipeber iebr unipiTenb,
ober iebr perI<gsn. Gs ioate ibm bod
nitt unbetannt 1ein, bab Seutf4lano
ben sauhboottrieg begOnnen bat, als
WieDerpsrgeltuns bafiir, bab England
bic Ii6fubr aus ben Der. Staaten
perbinbert. 2obse BON Mafa9uietts,
Der ii6 ndtiirlih INNER melDet. ipeHn
es gilt, feiner Dutb iiber Deuti6IdnD
Cuff gu MAIDEN, brinet bds alte Qrgus
nlent BON Der llnneutralitdt Dor, Die
begangen fperbe, ipenn Der PrGiiosnt
in bic @erfenfung Der beipdffneten
6dnbelsfbiffe eiuipilligt. Das argn'
ment f6eitert an Der 9bdtfahs, DaB
bic @sidiibe nidt 5ur 9ertbeibisuns
mitgefiibrt fperben, ionbern gum qns
qriff unb bab bic S6iffe bebeuteno
I6perere @ei6iibe fii9ren, uls bas
05lferrsft bisber seitattet bat. Der
9auptpuntt aber, Inn ben ss ii9 banz
belt unb ben 2obge ssfliiisntli6 untsrs
briidt, lit, bab neutrale Rutipnen ibre
nelitralen Re6te 5u ibren eigenen
@uniten unb nidt gu benen zines ans
beren 2anbes eeltsnb MAIDEN. Run lit
es aber tlar, bab bur4 Die BON
Deutf6ianb ansefiinbiete 8srienfuns
feline prattiI9en neutralen Re6te oies
les adnbes perleBt ipsrben, bd ale
Hthie 9eIifsrt psrbsn, tpenn umeritas
niihe 8iirger itatt duf alTiirtsn S4ifs
fen auf neutralen Shiffen fabren uno
bas follten iie obnebin tbun. -@enn
Senatpr aobge fuirtli6 Elm geFiirpOrz
ter nentraler Rsdte fein min, 10 folls
ten mfr meinsn, bab bterin gnglanb |
mebr 9runb CUR &laee gibt, |
als DeutI6lanb, aber bariibsr i6rpeigt |
II iid pDllig aus, tpas ben gepeis lies
fert, bab er fein 4m.rifaner. fOnberu |
,in grobrite 1T.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-19
9eutid in SDhmem.

Die sSeinbe hes ttlitteleuropdiiden
gunbeg batten, als iis ben 3rieg gss
gen uns begannen, lire Hehnung fsbr
ipeIsntlib auf Die anuabme s.itiist,
bag OeIterrei4s sllngarn Elm baufdlisss
@ebduSe lei, bus man nuI an elmer
Gds ansuftoben brau9e, bamis es 5us
IummenItiirse. SEPT itebt bns alts
Reih Der Sabsburger felt anoertbdlb
sya6rsn in einem &risg BON ME bases
lpsIsner Sttpere unb ie ldnger er Sau<
.rt, um 10 beutliher unb iiesbafter
triit feline araft unb Geitistsit gu
SAGE. Ulit 9eutIdldnb unb 8ulgdrien
i'm gunbe bat es Serbisn, bas BON
Der gntente dls Sturmbod auseriebeH
mar, uiebsrgsporfsn, bat ben sfpsiten
ileinsn Gerbenitoat Wonisnegro ge.
spungen, I'm Irisosn gu bitten uno
iid benz treuloien gunbssgenofien
sstalien gum 5roB nn Der glbrid GEE
ipaltia peritdrtt, ipdbrenb gleih5eitig
feline Deere am Sfon5u uno IN Dfgas
lisien in fpunbsrbollsr gbtpebr ben
syeino BON ieinsn Sren3sH fernbaltsn.
@leidseitig 1T ss aber au4, mas ni6t
minber ipidtig mar, odran gegangen,
fein innsrss @efiise Su fsitisen. SIN
CONNER don trater Wshiel in ben
@totibaltereien BON @aliSien uno
gobmsn Elm, Wlubnubmsn, Bel bensn
bic Grfnbruns Der 5eeresleituns niht
obne Ginflub fparen, i'm Serbit srs
folste cine glenberiins in Ser Regies
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-19

iossnannter iiraiesif4er Babnsn gu
bauen, Don benen poraus3uIebsn mar,
baB iie Ti6 niHt rentiren fpiirben. lin
bns n0tbies Oslb gu srldngen, baB iis
i'm 8etrieb gsbdlten ipsrbsn tonntsn,
mubts Fe in ben 9eiib Der profitablsn
8lbnsn tommsn. Sm Qaufe Der .3eit
freiIid baben aud bic ftratesiI4en
gabnen, in 5olse Der srpbartisel
gntpidlung Der SnbuItrie. iia ola
profitabel sripisisn. 9lbsr ba bei nns
bic griinbe fsbIsn, tpelde ben anitpb
CUR Gationaliiirung in 8eutfdAanb
gessben bobsn, 10 pirb bic 0erftaailis
9unssibee in bieism 2anbe nur bann
bur6brinssn, ipsnn Der Pripatbetrisb
iia als unbsfrisoisenb erfpsiit. Sn
bieier Weiis lisst es in Der Sano Der
8abnleiter, Of iie eiuen 3uitdnb aufs
tournen ldiien, Der 5ur Ndtionaliiis
rung fii6ren mub. Die bisbsrissn Grz
fabrunsen iinb ni9t seeisnet, on ben
9ejfano bes pribafbetriebes gu sldus
ben, bod 1T ss niht ansgeidlOiiet
baB aud GiTenbdbns sItdTibsuteu i'm
9aufs Der 3eit sut fpiribi9aften ler>
fIer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-19
Die 2ampfe an Der beiIarabis
iden ssrOnt.
an b.r gnIppina. gIniann aol1llol

| in btr gnfoDinn, gnfar1 Saniiar.
stm 90. Ee5ernber baben Sie siui.
Ieit init elmer it1rferen 5bifigfeit an
Der beiiarabiifen 5ront te1onnen.
Vis gum briitigen Gag oanern IN.
nnterbrOben lag nnb Ynht bic
Sample an, bic am @eibnnhts. nno
WeujnbrsaGen ibren S6bepimft err.
reitt baber. Gie Seitigfeit, nit Der
on unierer d,iberiien re6ten 5Ianfe
9efdnpit mirb uno Die Sarinddtafeit
Der riiiiiihen SeeresIeitlna in ihren
8oritoben an Der beiicrabiiden
Jrcni trot ibrer flirhtbaren gerln.
ite 5eigen, caB fie I'M jeben Ereis
bier eirIge erfoIae 81 erreiden iu.
den. Reuier unb bic rufiopbiIsn
gl1tter Rum1niens bringer felt eli,
niger 3eit nit fetten Settern Die @.eI.
biina, Die Jliiiien b1tten bic oiterrei.
diih.briidrdbiide 5Sront biIrhbrof,en
iino itiinoen idon Dor SnSngoro,
beiG,oiien GSernoipis uno 1bnIihes.
Welouneen, bic, BON gtniang bis
5itn Giloe erIogei,, gang SeiitIib bic
Gerben5 Der ritiiiihen Ge1ierling
rerratbenJ i'm neiitraIen Rumdrien
Stimmung 81 MAIDEN. Gcb eeraoe
oieier Seitpiinft fir bieies manoper
eepablt tpurSe, erfldrt ii6 ms Dem
@erbalten oes riim6niifen 4arla.
mentes. Muni1niens Senat unS Sam.
mer baben iif nidt fir elm giiltrcten
oes sioniareiGes an Der Seite Der
entente eingeieet. tpie man lpobl mad,
ben @ornrbeiten oes gufnreiter rii.
fiihen @einHoien pofleipsfi eriparte.
te. Ger Sauptoorfpurf Der ben On.
teniefrcunoen Miuiidiiiens genadt
ipiirbe, mar oei, bnb RuBlanb ielbit
sir idpad lei ini6 oaB man nidjt nit
gortbeiI an Der Geite eines Geiffn.
aencn fdnpfc. Slublanb poIIte inm
5eiscn, oab es nod Iange nift ae.
idjIagen Iei, iiioem es feline Snupt.
FRAT geraoe nlif einem @ebiete cin.
iesf, Sas fir ons neiitrnIe 9iitnldnien
5iemIid ipiGtig mare. rianlli9 IN Der
ibeilpsiis BON Humdnen bsippbntsn
gufomina.
SoIfe poIitiiden Motipe tparen
bon ieber fir SiiiBlano @orgeben an
oieier 5ront mnbeebeno. Gs iei MIR
odron erinnert, oab, nls sstaIien i'm
Wlai iid auf Die Seite Der enteitte
iteIlte ,ulo, 9inblaro siumdnien eberi.
fnns bn5u Slpineen tpollte, bic Riiiien
geaen Die beijarabiide 8ront itiirnl.
ter, obtpobl Die bortbin geiaitoten
rniiifhen @eritirfimgen niif einer
onberen TbeiIe oesariegsidniipl plates
fir @ibIanS piel porfbcilbaffer bot.
ten peripenbet fperoen fonnen als
I'm Sftober Die @ereiilignng Der rui.
iopbilen areiie glum1niens. bic ma.
tiohaIe slttionN. cine groBnngelegie |
I'M snnser Sanoe inter.
nnbm, febIte rif)f Der Gtllrii gcgen
bic beiiarnbiidle 5rOnt. glud oninals
neloetsn oie rriicpbiIen gIdtter,
gsernoipis lei bon ben 9luiien be.
iett. IosisIbe Gpiel ipieoerboIt iid |
left, aaerc;nas NIT eiliem ipeitniis
qr0Beren afufpnnbe an Menidenna.
teriaI oIs irisber. Wlit ieinen Srup.
penanbdufungsn in 5iibbeHarubisn
fonnte JiuBIdnb 9liimdnieii nidt Der.
bliiffeu. glIio wirft es einen TbeII
ieiner 1rnppen mad oenRorben uno
min es bon hier niis berfufen.
gausfi Der Giinttotcr, Der oasSeii I
lit Der TefeniIpe iab. bat
oas gsIb gerdunt. sein miScriater,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-19

0as Staatsbepartement
TT febr eiIig 9sipeien, feline oiplpmati=
i9en 8ertrster gu bena9riatigsn oab
pie Berientung bon betpaffnetelt
ShiffeH ni9t seitattet III. gs bat es
nt6t einmal fir n0tbis sra9tst, oem
@rafsn 9ernitprff 3sit gu laHsn, nm
Die @inpdnbe oes prdiioenten nad
Serlih gu melosn. Sds 1T pffenbar
eefNe9en, nm cine @erftdnbisung nit
0eutiblanb nidt auftommen gu lafs
len, neil bamit ben Gnsldnbsrn elm
groBer Sefaaen ssidiebt. Wsnn Der
prdfbent iebt nod BON Teinem nsutra.
len 9eiite ipridt, 10 ipeiB man, mas
bapon gu balten 1T.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-19

Gin glid auf bic adnbfarte be.
lebrt, bab Die grobsruns bon Grses
rum BON bohit gerineer 8epeutuns lit,
Die Gntfdeibung bss 3rieges in
&leiudiien Iiegt in aonftantinoiel uno
in gagbab, peld griteres 900 iino
GeBteres 500 Msilen fpeit erffernt ift.
Ser Weg fiibrt burd GuBerit sebirgis
gss Geldnbe, bas leidt gu pertbsibisen
TT. Bis bic Ruifsn neue 4nitalten
treffen t0nnsn, lin bic 9snanntsn 3iels
puntte gu erreihen, fperbsn bic liirs
len, bic isbt erit arfangen, ibre R.Iers
ben ins JslO gu ite[len, neil es biss
Der an Munition feblte, bern Geinne
iiberleeeHiein unb bic RuHen tDnnen
ni6t ipeitsr ing Snnsrs pDrbrinsen,
pbue ii9 Der Gefahr aussufeBsn, bab
fie BON iebsr Sperationsbaiis abges
i9nitt.n iperbsn, ba Gifenbdbnm ni6t
bor6dnben iinb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-19
Samitag, ben 19. fsebrmar 1916.

W as 9 4Deben getban BAT,
0db es feline 9iirser ermabnt, BON Be.
ipdHHeten 9dnbelsf6iffsn fern 5u
pletben, bate aud Der prdiibent tbun
tonnen, ipenn er eben ni6t Elm ausaes
tpro6eHer gtobrite fpGre.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-19

Ssnotor9Orabs Rsiolution,
rpond6 bic 3fpedmdbi9teit Der Ratio.
n1tiiruna Der giienbdbnen untsrfuht
perDen ion, erregt in tdpitdliitiiAen
areiien 8eunrubigung. Die Gufres
gung lit fir ben augenblid unb.sriins
BET, dbr odb es niemals gu elmer
9tationdliIirung tomren Dirb, ipGre
cine tiibne 8ebduptung. Die Rotios
naliiirung tpirb fih nur Derhincern
laiTen, penn Die jesigeu 9rtbatgcieaz
f61ften teinsn @runo 5u 8eidDerben
gsbeH. 3ur fpsiteren 8eruhigung tann
aud aefdgt fperben, bab Die nmitGnce,
ipel6e in 0eutfdlanb bauptfG4lit 3iir
gloiionuliiirung fiibrteH, In biden
2dnbe ni4t o6fDalien, benn fie iparen
rein militGrii9er Mrt. Die Resierung
mar ssswungeh cine srObs auaa9l
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-19

Die gsrliner Dspefden
iteinsn bic gerifts, boB bic Ruiisn
Gr5erum genommen baben, su beitdtis
gen, aber offenbar habsn bic siirten
ii9 in gutter Srbnuns suriidsssosen.
Die 100000 Sefansens, tDelde bic
RufIsn seutadt baben tpoIIen, iinD
cine Mptbe. Die aanOnen, bic iie
srbeutst baben, iinb ibusn reidlih su
g0nnen. gs iinb dfIe Boiler, bi. ii4
geeen bic mobernen rufIii9en GsihiiBs
nicht bshaupten tonnten. Wsnn Der
Riid5ug Der Siirten aud gu btouuern
lit, 10 1T es bod melt Don Der Wabrs
belt entfsrnt, bab ibre 5sinbe einsn
sntT6sibenbsn Sieg errunsen baben.
Der llmftanb, Der ben Siirten i'm
Wege itanb, mar bic tpeite Grtfsrnuns
Don alien Gifsnbabnen, mas eg unrnDgs
lid madte, ibnen rsdtseiti9 @eriidr'
tuHgen 5usuT6iden.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-19

@uf benz 9ebiete Der politit
1T bds 8i6tigfte, baB Genator Wsets
pon Maifdauietts, Der als Der heroort
ragcnbte prdftoentIhafts SanoiDdt
auf repu6IitaniI9er Seite betrdatet
purbe, BON Der 8eperbung suriidses
treten lit. Gs tpiro bebdupttt, buB
Weets qlaB fir aOofsDelt sernadt
babe unb Maffa6uIetts fir ben ruus
ben Reitsr ii9er fei Die republitanis
fhen Biibrer jenss Stadtes finb aus<
ecfpro6ens 9sgrler bss Roofe0sltf9en
pirtbihaftIiden progrumms. Was
ibm lire llntsrftiisung eebra6t hat,
TT fein 9eutf6enbab, 70 bab in einem
5liigel Der republituniffsn gartet Elm
Rrieg nit DeutI4lanb ben 9alpte
punt beg programmes bilbet. Gber
mir finb ii6er5eugt, oaB uuf Der ylas
tional1SonDention bic Seirbe Deutf1s
Idrbs ni6t burdbrinqen fperben. Den
RepubIifansrn 1T 5u gut betpubt. bdb
lie o6ne bic ItuteritiiBung Der 8tuts
f6en ridt fiegen t0nnen, ols bab lie
fia Der 5Siihruns RoOfeDelts uHDsrs
trduen tpiiroen.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-23
DAVENPORT GETS
COLD RECEPTION
Mere Handful Hears DcmOcritic
Candidate Extol Himself
n BaitlcsNillc.
Special 10 The World.

Special TO The World
BA RTLESN LILLE, okla. oct. 22.-
Congressman James tSInny Jim)
Davenport was given frosty reccp-
ton here Friday night when only %
Demot rats listened TO mis- speech at
the Grand theater. This indiffero nee
on the nart of voters is taken to mean
that the tide of sentiment has turned
from the Ninita congressman for this
city was expected to work up a lot of
sentiment in DaVenDort's favor. II be
ing the home town of Hon. John r
Charlton, chairman of the congress-
ional committee to whom has fallen
the duty OF putting Davenport over"
Early in the night n local band was
sent out on the streets to drum up
sentiment. Democrats we're sent out
among the voters 10 plead with them
to get out and hear the great speech
Of Davenport, but most of tnem shook
their heads. 1t was a case of we
have trusted not wisely but too we'll"
Davenport showed his keen disap-
pointment when he started his speech
by saying he believed the small
crowd was due to the weather, but
across the street at the tabernacle,
Evangelist Lowry was talking to Two
thousand people, more than halt the
number being men.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-23

had bearing down pains, my health
failed me. and ! could not work on the
stage, and wasn't able to tend my baby
or even get around myself. | was
always downheartcd and discontented
with the world, and only lived for the
sake Of my little girl. The doctor said
10 move TO some quiet little town away
from the noisy city, and | might be able
to live and feel well, so | went to Day
vile in November. At that time was
so sick ! could not walk around, and my
husband kept house and stayed in bed.
One day in January | read your adver-
tisement in newspaper and | sent fo-
Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, and started taking it. Within
two weeks time | was a different wo.
man, could get around, and felt so good
that il was a pleasure to do my house.
work. felt contented and happy, and
now am the picture of health, and am
tempted to return TO the stage. We
appreciate my health as the most pre-
cious thing on earth. "-Mrs II. l.
KLENETT, Box S5, Killingly, Conn.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-23
Shows Big Increase.
Special to The World.

Special to The World
OKLAHOMA CITY, oct. 22.-An
increase of 60 per cent in member
ship of the Oklahoma Hardware and
Implement Dealers is reported by w.
Il. Porch, secretary of the association,
and it is expected that no less than
eight hundred members will attend
the annual meeting of the association,
which will be held here December o,
6 and 7. The association will hold its
business meetings at the Lee Huckins
hotel. while headquarters for displays
will be at the Skirvin. 1t is expected
that many important matters will
come up for discussion and action at
the meeting among which will be tho
peddlers' license laws of tho state,
Some legislation will probably be rec
commended for the. next Legislature.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-23
Heavy Frost and Ice.

Special 20 The World,
ALTON, okla, Oct. 22.-The first
ice of the season and freeze was ex-
perienced here last night. The ice
this morning was fourth OF an
inch thick in some places and the
frost was very heavy white frost.
This is only the second frost this
year. the first coming about three
weeks ago and was very little and
did very little damage. The cold
spell here, which came all Of a sud
den. as only two days before Il was
too warm to wear coat comfort
ably out Of doors The change in
the weather has been fine on the
wheat as 1t Is looking fine.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-23
Season Opens On" Week
From Tomorrow at Con-
vcntlou Hall.
FEW TICKETS LEFT


.nlst ono week from tonight Con
vrufion hail will A.. thc scene of
in, rrcut,,. uusir1l ,ycnt i'm tho MIS-
tr,N. nt GlI,hom1 fo, thot il tho. date
cf the nnoninn' of tho Tuls, rinud nn-
,r, season
r'ne .d,pncc sale for tne ou,ros has
hn,u rl,auomon,I hotb frorSn a finnn-
dol stundnoint ana thn vi,In lcrrito,'y
rcnrcsentrd Lv tho nur,bns.rs rho
NEST prominent people in moro than
a hundred ''Nlahoma cltleS ana towns
nave purchased tltkelS' "hiIe many
m'ort W'II secure lh'lT seats tLlS week.
lulNa society W'll De out IN t'ice. Ph
ne n"rHuet iI""t inc sec ne VIII he
one a dhZHlins hrlIilancy. Dress suits
az" tN'hlns Gowns VIII pc 'Nldcni Oh
"Ii Sl'eF' Ihe same VIII ph ilue OF
urge portion or the gallery.
S2o,OOO advance Sale
The sale to date total approximotel,
S9O. .OOc This is tbe nmornt p,,,ron-
tecd ia the EIIis Grand On,,ro com
many Three thousond dollars r,nrc
will nav the local cxnonses odvertis-
ing ctc and Tho two hundred r.n
who yuarnr,oed tLc succrsr Is thn
event viu lac relieved from, nuttin. nm
q, sir.ln conf
There are few GOOD SEATS lcft COR
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-23
Another $4,000 Deal.

MIAMI, okla. Oct. 22.-H. ID.
SHELTON, c. +. williams. Sam Sulli-
van and w. A. Wagner Of Miami
this last week sold two forty-acre
leases on the Hooker land. four and
a half miles east of Pichcr. to Kan
sas City and st. Louis parties for
$4,000. This land has been thor
oughly prospccted and drilled and
good ore deposits have been found
and proven. Tho new purchasers
have entered into contract to have
shaft down and concentration built
by the first OF February, 1917, This
lease Is only one OF several valuable
leases that are owned by these same
Miami men.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-23

Mr.. and Mrs. +. 5. Henry were
hosts of "A delightful supper party last
evening, when they entertained in pre-
nuptial compliment to Miss Gamman
and MIR Washington.
Guests of the evening included the
members of Miss Gamnan'S family
who have come from the east for the
wedding and those friends who have
paid her courtesy in one way or an
other American beauties and yellow
chrvsnnthemums lent their floral
beauty and fragrance to the rooms
and the table held lovely ccnterpiece
of sweetheart roses. Covers were
laid for forty Mrs. George Drake
and Miss Gladys Drake of Ithaca,
n. Y, and Miss Katherine Eaton Of
Corning were out-of-tOwn guests.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-23
Iuli NI\TliD DOLLAR.

People thluk sometimes that
we nave no further need in these
days for the second command
mcnt. We do not worship
craven limoges. Is that true?
would any pagan worship his
lcllSh more rcVcrontly, pray to
1t more confidently. put more
trust in It's power to help or
harm than some men worship.
implorc and believe in the om-
Impotence of the mintcd dollar?
Anon
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-23
State Collections Good.

Special 70 The World.
, OKLAHOMA CITY, Oct. 22.-As
the state representative of the Okla
homa Retailers association. A. II. Me
Mullen, here today, says that collec-
tons among the retailers of the state
are better now than for many years.
Mr.. McMullen says that merchants
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-23

A,,.t.., % All. ,,..,..., ...t, t
inc brides only attendant she To- act
aS iI"W'i tlil al inc wedding Whlch
Is I" 'c'ui hi first Methodist chui'h
Dckko club which. according 20 the
achcdulo. should nave hcen an event
"i FlldaN' November - h"S "'"
date 10 be made WITHIN 4 fcW d"Ns
Mr ana Mrs y / AAs"h. 70
south BOULDER avenue. hud as ih'lr
quests Ior the W'ck-eni ar NiIlso'l =
parents Mr. ana Mrs \ Il Nlson ol
'Aoh Nah
MIS- j \ Mekeeler ana Two lltllo
sons nave returned ltohn Sapu'pa'
Whcrc thcN spent ScNeial weeks WIN
MIS-. McNecrcrs parents MI. ana
AtS. John i. Esan.
Mrs wallace y. Ron'nSon VIII ai-
rive on next Monday ir"m kansas
Tulsa
Mrs. lex =. walker mas fctuihcu
IRON MuSkogec, whcic Shc was the
guest OF h"r cousin MISS LlIIlah bof-
ton' Tor several daES
Mrs. ID 9. A'os'" mas H"\ancCu &c
date of her pupil .e'llil 'et tor trI-
day evening. one iaN, 10 lhurSdaN'
octohcr IS
Mr.. ana MiS ;. W MltchcH VIII
take POSSESSION ol lh'lt now h"'''c "''
Baltimore avenue IueS"aN'
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are collecting on many claims OF
which they were doubtful not of the
Willingness to pay. but OF the ability.
High prices which farmers are getting
for their crops is the principle factor
in making these collections possible.
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what | know now,
after using Lydia e.
Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound.
Although | am only
"a years old, | have
suffered for the past
eight years. l hated
the doctors, for a
doctor told me to
give up the stage
where Twas playing
with nv husband.
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the usual amount OF work required a
day for board and four for both
board and room" Brown reports. Any
boy with a high school education and
plenty of energy can make a living and
go to school at the University Of OK
laf fcma, the student employment man
thinks.
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To Oupu New IIOmc.

nAltS. Allie Il. Lewis has set Tues
IVA day, November 7, as the day on
which she Will entertain with large
afternoon tea to open her new home.
1915 South Boulder avenue.
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Family Dinner.

Mr.. and Mrs a. d. Kennedy will
entertain with "A family dinner this
evening to honor the sixth anniversary
of the birth of their small son Billy.
Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Hickok, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ansel Hickok. Mr.. Olln HicFok
and family and Mrs George McCauley
and son George Reeves of Sistersville.
w. va. will make up the family party.
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O. O.U.NeWs Notes
NORMAN-Studcnts

Students at the Uni
versty of oklahoma will raise $500
within the next six days for the sup
Fort cf the Y. NJ. c. A. and the Y W.
c. A., according 10 an announcement
just made by the presidents OF the two
organizations. Most OF this amount
will be raised by private subscrip-
tions among students. A regular
campaign has been planned. in
which squads will canvass. Y. NJ. c.
A. captains are MontfOrd Johnson,
Gene Monnet. j. p. Ward. Otto BreH-
er Lewis Norris, Virgil Riddle. c. V.
Crabb, H. l.. S. HALEY, Claud John
son, Ellis j. Foster. Luther Russell
and william Eagleton, jr. Y. w. c. a.
captains are Misses Minnie Potts, El-
sic VanSyke, Wilma Wickzer. Hilia
DeBarr and Margaret Coleman
Y. NJ. c, A. gospel teams, made up Of
students at the University Of Okla
homa are already doir.y work at ru-
raj schoolhouses and in small towns.
Eight meetings have already been
held, four at Bethany, two at Corn
schoolhouse, near Norman another
ut New Hope schoolhousc, and one ut
the Methodist Eiscopal church, south.
IN Norman Members of the tcnm
were Charles stephens, Leroy Elmore
r. x. Witcher Frank Stcger, G. H.
Black and Lewis Tucker,
DR. w. II. h. tTrich of Oklahoma city
delivered an address I'm Monnet hall
Thursday on "The Religions of
Greece. Rome and Egypt"
A now problem is being presented
TO faculty members I'm charge of the
annual geology trip to tho Arbucklc
mountains. Tents. cooking utensils,
otc., have {. rmcrly been procured
from the Oklahoma national guard,
now on the border.
| A great pep meeting was held In
the leaving OF the Sooner team and
band for Texas.
Tho Sigma Chi fraternity won tho
intcrfraternity scholarship cup award -
ed semiannually by the pan-llollenic
council for the fraternity whose mem
hers made the highest average
grades,
I Or, w. w .Phelan OF the school Of
education is to be one Of tho Judges
in the national peace essay contest
being conducted by the American
Peace School league, Eight educa =
tors Of national reputation are to be
the Judges.
ThereHs plenty Of work In Norman
by which students can earn board and
room for work. according to Earl
Brown, In charge Of the free student
| EN- mployment bureau "Thrce hours IL
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A number of people from here at
tended the Twilight Sleep" perform
anCe.