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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-01
DON'T CALL HIM JACKIE"
UNLESS HUNTING TROUBLE

GREAT LAKES. III. Aug. 81 -
The word Jackie Is doomed Of
ficers and men Of the Great Lakes
naval training station. their patienc,
exhausted by public use OF the term
In referring 20 sailors. have declared
a new type Of warfare,
Instead of being term Of at
tcctionate esteem a. intended by the
public the title 10 highly effeminate
aud In no way describes the true
Great Lakes buelacket. officers de-
clare They add that the Great
Lakes sailors are real men and reHl
flghters-uut magazine covsr idols
The Great Lakes Bulletin. official
paper at. the station. points out that
the good meaning civilians insisted
on plcturing the men as rosy
checked youngsters vho had Joined
the navy much aa they would pack
up new toy, must be supplied with
new titles n Jackie Is to be buried
SO the paper offers these synonyms
sailor, Cob. Tar. JACK. Blueiackei.
III any civilian called a sailor In
this station mollycoddle ther,
would be grand Tight" says the
Bulletin
yet the sailors stand FOR the ap.
pellation Jackie"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-01

purchase. ship or transport by any
means whatever, or export At any
tlme any migratory bird clSsdsd In
the terms of the treaty, except az per
mitted by regulation Of the tecre-
tary of agriculture, In the regula-
tions tho secretary has not given
permission for the sale OF any mi
gratory game birds except as propa-
gated on gam0 farms and for scicn-
tlfic purposes As result the sale
Of Wild migratory game birds is for
bidden throughout the United States
/. Will be especially worth noting In
connection with the law and regula-
tions that the regulations do not re-
r"'t tNe prohibitions contained IN
the law. but note the exceptions In
g., prrmissions authorized
o." 'he secretary Of agriculture
Copies OF the law and regulations
may ne obtained of the secretary Of
agriculture,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-01
KANSAS CITY STREET CAR
INCREASE IS HELD INVALID

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo. Aus 81
Judge Slate OF cole county circuit
court today knocked out the Kansas
city street car fare increase from 3
cents 90 cents. holding that the
public service commission had no
power under the law TO permit
changes In rates OF street car COM
panies operating IN cities Of the state
The case came to the circuit court
by writ OF certiorari ~ Kansas city
against the public service commits
sion. which writ the circuit court
suEtains The company Ia allowed
until next saturday to decide it ap-
peal is 10 be taken TO the tupreme
court and TO file It's appeal bond.
MAY Raise Salaries.
WASHINGTON. Aug 81 I Pro-
poEals TO raise salaries OF railway
supervising officers. such as general.
divisional and assistant supcrinten-
dents, master mechanics superinten.
dents OF transportation and tnterme-
diary primary officers. are ounder
co-sldrra,.pn by the railroad admin.
istration. Action III BE-. taken as
soon as regional Director gather
from federal managers Information
on present salaries, together with
specific recommendation for lndi.
vidual increases o.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-01
Soldiers Letters.

We take tho liberty OF quoting a
few paragraphs from a letter writ,
ten by his son In France to Charles
a Pope. u4 South frankfort ave.
nue., In this city. as follows
August h 1879 MY Dear Fe,kl
at Home 5Four dayp have elapst(
since | last wrote you, but nothm.
OF any Importance has taken place,
that Is, Information that can tel
YOU but lot has taken place thA-
Is forbidden fruit" and you WI
have TO wait untn "aprcs Ia gucrtg
for mo 20 tell you We received 4
bunch Of mail last night and | got
live letters but none Of Il was from
you. sure Wts disappointed. bat
! suppose you are All we'll
Day after tomorrow viii have
been year In The service II cer
tainly does not seem that long Tim,
IN the army sure does ny Eursi
it rs because We are always on the
move, and there Is always something
TO look forward to. tsuoss the great.
est thing that We look Tor 10 when
The sgononl gives the command
"homeWard bound Without doubt
whom | return. due 10 the fact that
have been transferred. will be
discharged from the service al Wush.
ington. That will be 40 much The
better. for believe can beat the
troop train home,
The Germans have been on the rur
for nearly two weeks No teiline
where they viii stop, but suppos,
when they DO they win offer stub.
born resistance. You could hardl,
blame them. for this time has beer
ths,- worst defeat and It has beer
mostly due to the Americans YoI
know the, got them on the oper
field and thh Il where the Ameri
cans shine fhei~had-Llads tks ~
mark that this bunch Of Americana
mat opposed them here were Jus
like the rest, 'gll ineXperienced
schoolboys." but they have swul
lowed that long before this ] guess
Il was some bitter pill. too.
| heHrdsa story the other day that
sure made my blood boil u wa,
not an ordiiary story, such that you
doubt. but this came direct from
colonel out OF ono OF the lnfantr,
regiments who had actually wit.
messed what he told The troops that
he was commanding had made sew.
era attempts 90 capture a small
town Each time they had failed
because of the awful machine gun
fire Al last they succeeded Al one
place they found two French girls
one about rs and the other 20 years
Z age, chained 20 machine gym
fhey we're both dead Can you nm
aglne such Css'ardly decdg II l.
not supposed that they were firiue
The gun, merely chained there and
compelled to watch until they were
kinod. on many occasions they have
f6und Germans chained to their
guns. but this is the first story OF
this nature could relate lots Of
others. but u makes me hot every
time / get 10 thinking 81 them
Must close nov Love 60 all Sergt
n r Pope, lIdqts, u 4 O.. A h +
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-01
!. W. W. LEADERS WILL
TAKE APPEAL IN CASES

CHICAGO, Aug 3i.--wiliam d
Haywood. general secretary and
treasurer OF the l. W. W. and % of
his associates we're sentenced yester.
day 10 prison terms ranging from
ten DAYS 10 twenty years and 10 pay
fines agEreeatlng t21a5,oOO FOR con.
spiracy to obstruct the governments
conduct OF the war, will appeal
their cases George r Vandervetr
chief counsel for the defendants. an
uounced that next Tuesday he will
pply 10 the United states circuit
court Of appeals for a writ Of error
Judge LanJiis has granted stay Of
execution which viii permit the con
victsd men 20 be held In Chicago
until next Friday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-01
TWO INVESTIGATIONS ARE
BEING MADE AT N0GAL ES

NOGALES. Atiz, Aug Si--Two
official Investigations Of the shooting
across the border Tuesday afternoon
and wednesday night are progress
lng here today one rs being made
hy a board ~ United states army
officers appointed by RriF Cen De
RoEsy O. Cabcll The other was or.
dered by the treasury department
The army board has BEEN examin-
ing witnesses from both the Ameri-
can and Mexican sides OF the border
since n was appointed
uThe treasspNy department inSesu-
cation ls being made 10 determine
the exact part the United states GUS
toms guards had. n any. In the origin
OF the shooting Tuesday
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-01

The open season for sora and other
rails tcAcept coot and gallnules) Is
from September Il TO November 30
except as follows
In Louisiana the open season is
from November TO January 81
season for Plovcrs,
The open season for black hcllied
and golden plovers and greater and
lesser yellowlegs are ss follows.
In Maine. New Hampshire, Mhasa-
chusetts. Rhode Island, Connecticut.
New York. New Jersey. Delaware
Maryland and Virginia the open sen
SONS are from August i6 90 Noycm
Der 30
In the District Of COLUMBIA. North
Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee
Arkansas, Oklahoma, New Mexico
Arizona. California and Alaska the
open season Is from September I to
December Is.
In Vermont, Pennsylvania. OHIO.
West Virginia, Kentucky Indiana
Michigan. Wisconsin. Illinois. = Mis-.
souri,, Iowa. Minnesota, North pa.
kota, south Dakota. Nebraska. Kan
sas. Colorado. Wyoming Montana
Idaho Nevada. and that portion of
Oregon and Washington lying east OF
the summit OF the Cascade mountains
the open season rs from september
l6 70 December al,
In Utah ana In that portion Of
Oregon and Washington lying west
OF the summit OF the Cascade noun.
tains the open season is from Octo-
Der TO January IL. and
In Georgia, Floridp, Alabama. Mis-
sissippi Louisiana and Texas the
open season Is from November / 10
January 81.
woodcock Open Season.
The open seasons FOR woodcook arc
as follows:
In Maine. New Hampshire. Yer.
mont, Massachusetts, Rhode. Island
Connecticut. New York. New Jersey
Pennsylvania. ohio. West Virginia
Kentucky. Indiana, Michigan. Wis
consin. IllinoA. Missouri. Iowa MIN.
nesota. North Dakota, South Dakota
Nebraska and Kansas tho open sea.
son Ii from October / 20 Novem Der
80 and
In Delaware, Maryland. the Dis.
trict OF Columbia. virginia. North
Carolina, South Carolina Georgia
Florida, Alabama. Mississippi. Ten.
ll'Aa'tt - hhUHhht AsbAlhlhlhs lfAhs
and Oklahoma the open season is
from November 10 Decem Der 81.
The open SEASONS for mourning and
white winged doves are as follows:
In Delaware. Maryland. Virginia
Tennessee. Kentucky, Illinois Mis-
souri,. oklahoma. Texas. New Mexico
Colorado. Arizona. California. Ne.
vada Idaho and Oregon the open
season IL from September to De,
cember IS and
In North Carolina South Carolina
Georgia. Florida. Alabama. Mlssls-
sippi and Louisiana the open season
Is from September Is to December
I31
Daily Bag Limits
The daily bag limits for one per
son are as follows:
Ducks Except wood duck and elder
ducks). rs In the aggregate OF al
kinds. geese. In the aggregate OF all
kinds; brant. s. rails. coot and gall.
mules rs In the aggregate OF ali
kinds, blsck-bellied and golden plov-
ers and greater ana lesser ysilowlegs
rs IN the aggresate OF all kinds: VII.
son snipe or jRckship wood
cock. 6; doves (mourning and white
winged), IS IN the aggregate OF both
Kinds.
Sale of Game.
Under section two OF the mlFra-
tory bird treaty act II is unlawful TO
hunt. take. capture, kill. possess. sell.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-01
NEW DRASTIC GAME
LAWS PROMULGATED
President Issues q Proclamation Com
oerning Migratory Bird Hunting.
BArth ON Agreement Between
u. ;. and Canada.

WASHINGTON. y. c.. Aug. "a
Regulations governing the taking Of
migratory birds. adopted as II result
Of international action binding on tho
United States and Canada, were pro-
mulEated by The president of the
United States On July 81. The new
law gives effect 10 the terms OF the
treaty which effectually protects
Hucl birds In most ~ the North
American continent. and In the main
there are only slight changes In the
law as II existed before tho treaty.
Under its provisions theer Is no
spring open season, and the fan open
season is made more uniform
throughout the country. Neverthe-
less. the several states have the right
under the terms OF the act 70 make
and enforce their own regulations
when these arc not inconsistent Win
the federal rulings. but such state
regulations may act only To afford
additional protection 20 migratory
birds. and not TO extend the open
eeason beyond those Just pronnul-
gnted. nor TO authorize methods OF
taking birds not sanctioned In the
federal act
Main Features.
The uniform open season IN gen
eral covers tho period between Sep
tember 1 and January 81. with 4
period not exceeding three and one
half months for individual species
though there are slight exceptions 20
these dates and periods. as the shore
bird season In certain New England
and Middle Atlantic states. which
opens August "a and closes Novem-
ber 30. The sale OF migratory birds
S. prohibited except OF those propa-
gated under permits issued by the
secretary OF agriculture. and uniform
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-01

BOSTON Mass Aug 81 Less
than a half dozen cars were operat
ing today on the system OF the Mid
dleFex and Boston street Railway
company as "a result NJ the strike Of
union carmen Thousauds " work
ers employed in plants making war
munitions and materials Tor the
Amy were again DELAYED IN reaching
their places OF employment.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-01
English Repp,
Plaid Skirtines,
TreCo, $2.l9

Some of the better shades
are plum. wisteria. nut
brown, navy and black;
widths from 40 TO 30
inches.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-01
The Central National
Bank of Tulsa

We have just installed a unique and valu-
able feature as display in this bank 1t
is weekly map service, composed of a
large and accurate map of the European
battle fields, together with various other
interesting facts and figures concerning
the progress of the war, and furnishes a
dependable line of information in which
the public as a whole is interested.
These Maps will be changed weekly, and
will show geographically the progress of
armies and other events of world interest.
Special attention is going TO be given to
the showing of the location of our Ameri-
can boys in France
1t will be on display at convenient place
in our lobby and every one is invited to
make use of it to the fullest extent.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-01
Astrakan Coating
S4.39

Astrakan coating. colors
navy, brown and black; ;
broadcloth In all colors--
and novelty coating. Regu-
lar 50 yard.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-01
Kersey Cloth---Special $3.50

SO inches wide similar TO broadcoh,
heaver also high Coors black
Exceptionally fine and heavy tailored
price 5000
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-01
Fine BrOadcloths
S3.49

Broadcloths, 56-in.--black,
navy, green, purple, plum
an d gray - also Plaid
Skirting---50-inch.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-05

water, finishing with cold water. Dry very thoroughly. You will enjoy the healthy, active feeling it gives your scalp. You will soon see the improvement in your hair - how much richer and softer it is.
 For ten or twelve shampoos, you Will tnd the Zoe cake of Woodbury's Facial Soap sufficient, for month or six weeks general cleansing Get cake today Woodburys is for sale at drug stores and toilet goods counters everywhere throughout the United States and Canada.
 Send us cents for triasize cake, together with booklet the famous Woodbury face and scalp treat Or for l2c will send you in addition to these samples of Woodbury's Facial Cream and Facial Pow der. Address The Andrew Jergens Co.,, 1857 Spring Grove Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio.
 If you lipe in Canada, address The Andrew Jergeas Co.,, Limited I957 SherbrOoke Street, Perth, Ontario
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-19
OLD TAyORTTES ON NEW
Bill. AT LYRIC TO-DAY

Among the several big feature acts
OF the new bill. which opens at the
Lyric today for the latter half of the
week. is the act in which Eddie Mazier
and William II Thompson. old Rich
mond favorites, will make their first
appearance here in vaudeville. Eddie
Mazier was last seen in Richmond as
the stellar comedian OF the Neil
O'Brien Minstrels. For several sea-
sons he played opposite Lew Dock
stader in the Dockstader Ministries.
William Fl. Thompson, the operate
baritone, has Joined hapds with Ma
zier and they are giving a great COM
edy and singing act Like the min
Istrel star. Thompson is an established
faVorite. He is new to the vaudeville
stage, however, his superb baritone
being identified with the opera and
concert stage He was the principal
baritone of the concert company
headed by Madame Sehumann- Heinck.
which toured America before the war.
On the same bill will be seen the
Lambs novelty cvmnasts. who have a
spectacular production. out OF the
beaten path of features of this type
\ classy feminine feature Of the
new show Will be That Girl Quarete
four dashing and pretty girls. who
sing and dance charmingiy. Then
there is the Wood Trio. trick must
clans and all-round entertainers and
Eegay and the Lorraine Sisters. vau-
devilleurs de luxe
With the new vaudeville show will
come new motion picture exhibits, in
Guiding the latest Hearst Pathe war
dlms
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-19
DIR g. II RANDALL. ROANOKE
t0lIFGst. L. y IT STI~TIC9A%

Roanoke Va sept IS-Dr. . II
EandaL for eve years professor Of
history and economics At Roanoke
college has been appointed historian
us the stat.st zeal department OF the
nited states shipping board Al A
called meeting Of the board of trus-
ices II WAS decided 80 grant him =
release from his contract with the
college when his successor could be-
secured
Last night the college authorities
stated that fney were gratified TO an
nounce tina; Professor Charles X
Brown, Fh ID. recently professor in
Carnegie institute. at PittSburg. and
Grove city college, Grove City. Pa,
had been chosen to succeed pr Ran
dali Or Brown is an alumnus Of
Roanoke college and won his doctors
degre" at Princeton university He
~ native OF Pulaski county Dr.
Brown viii arrive today from Pitts
burg TO take UP his work. DIR Ran
dan has already entered upon his du-
lies at Washington.
Another addition to the faculty is
Professor ] r. Boethius, A Nj, i'll
the department OF modern languages.
Professor Bnethtus is n descendant OF
a Swedish family well known in his
tory for its long ist of able minister RS
and teachers He is a graduate of
Bethany college. Kansas, and studied
abroad and at the University OF Chi
cago.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-19
%ssSt6&5S5S6S5
AT THE
THEATERS
"FJO-FI,O- At ACADEMY.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


If there is anything more obvious
than the stove polish on a detectives
shoes it is the dancing ability of Pinky
and Augustus. the self-styled Sherlock
Holmes and Watson of John Corts
war bride" musical comedy Offering
"Flo-Flo." which the producer will
bring to the Academy tonight. Friday
and Saturday and Saturday matinee.
"Flo- Flo" Just finished a long and sue
cessful run at the cort theater, New
York city.
This eccentric dancing team with
its trick hat and it's theft OF the bride
rousseau provides some of the bright
est moments of the sparkling Cort
production. not overlooking of course
the shows perfect &C. comedy chorus.
its splendid cast. effective scenery.
catching lyrics, snappy lyrics. snappy
lines ann riotous fun. Those who as
sist in making the comedy success
are Jack. Norton. Cordelia Haager, JOS
eph Elvey. Martha Lawrence, Thomas
Gordon, Maude Nolan, Len Leonard.
Betty Booth, Francis and Ross. Gus
Vaughan and the perfect So" chorus.
besides an augmented orchestra under
direction Of Vernon Bestor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-19
JI4aRp DIDN'T pI~(1 -
DESPERATE DIS~FRTFES

Tss-risert.urr. "a sep Is Sher-
" L. 31l}ar8 wee. e east Rock
khan SUNDAY oEeaf SCARF hing for
eerter by the name of Morris He
kiied 70 Sc H54 5iar stating upon
return tNs. MORRIS slipped
krcngh NV ercs-s
Ia rept,rt reached here YESTERDAY
bntirrninz ,he rasaar that q band az
sserters or o2cr who have been or
bred to report fe- auHA tE t.e local
|nareis whn haa SO Gar dehed the
tEstars arm uf the government. Was
tdlng In Inc mountains neaH High
)Gp copper nsres pea- the Greene
nd Rockingham }ne
Thess uen declare they win never
kfye in the army and all are heavily
Im1e8. according 20 The report Sey-
kAl Of The Same stripe from Page
bnnty are said 10 he members OF the
Ind and th~v are living iu thc noun :
Inns. subsistjne on game and killing
6trkens which belong 20 residents
that section.
lit was stated here last night that
'herln Dill8rd was dred upon hy
ker, her> of the gang OF which Nor
n is said 10 be member This
build not he verified last night from
X sheriff WHO refused - discuss the
latter
The band is said TO be composed of
bout q dozen fnounta#neers who arc
|Hown IA h.- desperate citizens.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-19

New York city, where Lieutenant
Bul}ard is stationed
0ut-of-town guests at the wedding
were Miss Mary Bullard. sister of the
groom, of Stedman. n G.; Miss Lii
Ian Seasons, the groom's cousin. OF
Stedman, n. C, j G Bryant. Of
Rocky Mount. y c. and ! T. VII
son, of Stedman. y. c.
Miss Breckenridge Overseas.
Miss T.. Cary breckenridge Il grad
uat" nurse of st Luke's hospital
Richraond has arrived safely over
seas for war duty according to a
message received by her mother, Mrs
Cary Breckenridge. of Fiucastle, Va
Dance Friday Evening.
subscription dance will be given
al the Scott and Talcott school on
Lombardy street by H. Ewing Wall
and +. Brock Minor Friday evening.
All members of the school set are
invited To attend
Committees for Bail
TO provide Christmas boxes for the,
Howitzers. RockbridEe Battery. head
quarters and supply companies now
| lighting with the First American
army in France a dance viii be given
1 saturday evening of this week from
/ s TO HAS o'clock in the Blues
! armory. Sixth avid Marshall streets.
under the auspices of the Woman s
Auxiliary of The Howitzers' associa-
+ ton AS the men for whose benefit
I this affair is 70 be given are engaged
/ in the present drive Richmond people
are very much Interested. Miss Kate
Myers Is president Of the auxiliary
and Mrs Robert f. Hudson is general
/ chairman of the ball
The following are chairmcn Of com
mittees and their assistants Music
Miss Lula Milhiser chairman. Miss
4 Dozier Mitchell. Mrs Mary Asher,
Miss May Curry, Mrs. f. T. Traylor.
/ Tickets Mrs. Frank + 3 n d j n i
| chairman, Mrs Robert Golden, Mrs.
T l.. Timberlake. Miss Florence
Marks, Mrs. II. f. Haaile. Miss Mamie
: Hughes Aifs--tIr r. N hacker
Mrs, G. Abbot, Mrs, s. g. Meredith,
| Mrs. NJ Hatton Decorating Nj iss
Julia Woodbridge tChairman), Mrs
| Charlie Norvell. Mrs. f =. Cowardin,
j Mrs. Everett Homer. Mrs ]. c. kess-
| Mich. PunCh-Mrs f.. " Walthall.
ST.. Mrs. r w Joyce. Mrs. l. Il.
/ Whitehurst. Miss Rose Hulcher. Mrs.
! Brandt. Mrs. John A Ryan Mrs.
Graham. Mrs. w. Il Holt. Ice Cream
Mrs, Charles McCurdy (chairman)
Mrs. John Kratz. Mrs. l.. o Moore.
/ Mrs. 6 Anthony. Mrs Charles kahn.
| Mrs. /. NJ, Gillespie. Mrs l.. Mum.
! Mrs. w. c F1ippen. Mrs G. p. Tlller,
Mrs. T. J. Ryan. Candy-Mrs. f. c.
/ Walthall, Jr. tchairman), Miss Lillian
Joyce, Miss Parker, Miss Marconini.
| Advertising Mrs l., O. Moore (chair-
mani, Miss Lula Milhsor Miss Ida
/ Morrow, Mrs. Eta Shakespeare. Mrs.
/ O. ". Sydnor
Among the patronesses Of the ball
are Mrs William Stanard. Mrs Hugh
+ StoCkdel. Mrs. c. V. Meredith. Mrs.
/ John Kraft, Mrs, Norman Y Ran
dolph. Mrs G. W. Massie. Mrs James
| F. Bradley. Mrs. George Harrington.
| Mrs. Henry Rountree. Miss a Louise
Stephenson, Miss Mary Myers. Mrs.