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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-03

Baxter (KanD Daily citizen: TIE
Tulsa (Okla) Daily world forco g.
sued from its office on February II.
the LARGEST newspaper ever put out
u that state IL was made up In
seven sections and weighed a frsc-
tion less than "a pounds. The pub
hshers claim IL was compiled ana
constructed by the regular force
without the aid or consent Of 'spe-
cial edition promoters" and re-
quired three months effort 10 pro-
ducC u. What's better is the stated
fact that over 90 per cent OF the ad-
vert.sirg space was sold TO non
dvertisers--fir firms who are not reg
ular patrons OF the paper. The issue
is "A wonderful production fnr any
newspaper, and reflects great crenit
upon tho progressiVeness of the
World publishers and the CITIZEN de-
sirrs 20 compliment them upon this
feature OF the undertaking. We are
for keeping up with the processi on
and we consider the issue Of The
world a fair specimen ~ metropoli-
tan newspaper production. =
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-03

Cairo Olll Herald The Herald
has Just received copy ~ "a special
edition q! the TULSA tpkmD UlIN
world. which We consider "a wonder
IA tho newspaper business. lt is "a
remarkable edition from moro than
one point ~ Wow uud Il shows what
hustle, push and energy win du
when a newspaper has live city
and community TO back 4p such nu
enterprise
This special edition consislg ~ gcS
pages IN ten sections and ruld for
so cents q copy
The edition was not gotten out
by special odiuun promoters hut
has been gotten up gIId printed cu-
tiroly hy The world staff ia the last
ihreo months IN addition TO keeping
the regular cditionr running.
II IL said that this edition ~ The
Tulsa world N tho, hrgoht ncWspd
per ever published In oklahoma and
that over 90 per cent of the business
IN the edition Is from the city OF
Tulsa and from what, is popularity
known as advertisers"
This wonderful paper or go many
sections ana pages ls certainly a
great booster for Tulsa ana that see
ton OF oklahoma and reflects mag
niflccnt credit on The world staff
II might also be said that money
ana great wealth hclpg to do most
anything Tulsa boasta of having
ia milllonalrcs n cairo had thls
many men Of great wealth the cairo
Herald would not hc afraid 10 tackle
similar proposition.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-03

Joulin tNu1 Globe Newspaper
men are goluE 90 tnko their hats OF
TO The Tulaa world for ~ 22S-pnge
Development ana Resource Re
View" published lnst Sunduy II
b. "a distinctive accomplishment from
tho newspaper viewpoint and "a
great credit 20 the city ~ Tulsa.
There have been few. II any. larger
editions NJ the KIND publiHhod In tho
history of the country
The world. ~ course, has some
thing 90 talk about down IA Tulsa.
ana tho business men. down there
apparently stand ready To- do their
share IN tcllinE about the tawu. II
IN this spirit one uhy believe that
has made Tulsa the city that It ~
the sort OF city worth a 22s pagc
edition
Two statements madr ~ this spr-
cinl edition stand out prominently in
giving ono an idea ~ the sort of
place The world has chosen tur lts
homo. Bank deposits iu Tulsa are
more than 150,000.000, and the city's
contributions TO charity ana pur-
chARcS Of liberty bonds last year to-
tailed moro than tlA000.O0O.
II tho price ot OIL continues 20
climb, Tulsa soon will he deserving
ot b00.paRe edition. and when II
is. The World likely az not viii get
Il out.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-03

Fort smith southwcst-A American.
The southwest American yesterday
received a copy Of special odiuon
~ The Tulsa World which I'M hllt a
dozen respects completely fractured
the oklahoma newspaper achieve.
mont record Among those record
smashing items was the fact that me
one paper contained 226 pages max,
ing when FOLDED fnr mailing. o ro"
riyaliug a standard gauge trpnN'
Further. II carried much i've bust
ness. uine-tenths of which WIS a'ns
business. attcstlng the spirit u' I''.
snitcs IN getting together 90 pu.
things over in th1t city. Tho ''e,
that II was boric'mochsuictI'y ana
editoriaIIy entirely "a home rro'N. !.
te-,ifics 10 the metropolitan ''nr'
and character OF The World news
CuNTINUEU or NEXT FACE.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-03

MuskoScc Phoenix The Tulsa
world was simply doing things in
the Tulsa way 2hen II published a
2lS-pugc edition on sunday, Feb
WV A. lt doesn't seem to be IN
the atmosphere to do things half
wan over there But TO the news
rap6r craft 22S-paEe paper means
something That's why It's bigncss
cauacs Tho worlds oklahoma CON
tomporarics TO sit up and take no
ucc II was feat worthy OF Tulsa
ana of The world As the silo is 20
the farmer. go Is this edition OF rhe
Tulsa World to the citizens OF Okla-
homa. II is packed with informa-
ton. Tally ono more score for
Tulsa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-03
:4!.:';:s:

the story Of the state are printed the
advertising announcements OF many
.of the great business concerns and
great business men who haze made
tho state what II ".
Tho entire edition was prepared
and printed hy the regular editorial
business and mechanical siaffs OF
The world and the edition was
turned ont from the new world
building. which is one OF the most
complete and modern newspaper es-
nblshments In the country From
every point of view The Worlds spe~
cial edition is a land mark in Okla
homa newspaper history and Is a
credit TO The World to Tulsa and to
the state
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-03
W. 4. Erisbic.

Minneapolis. Mimi. l'ch "a,
Eugene Iortun Tulsa. okla. NV
Dear MT Lortun. Your letter ana
special edition have both reached my
desk. Your edition imprcsscs hut
does not surprise me. II Is "A biz,
fine, imposing edition and is bound
90 carry the name and fame of Tulsa
10 the four corners Of the country m
Just the way you and your ndverts-
ing patrons desire. Such things DO
help because self-respeCt and self
confidence are partly h9Sotteu in a
community by The good opinion Of
tho rest of the WoLld and editions
such as yours arc a strong influence
IN fostering that opinion.
While | have studied your edition
carefully 1t was more for the pur-
pose ~ verify ing an old idea Of mine
than To- graufy a feeling Of curiosity.
Your shaw ing is imposing but ic~oid
not surprise me As had long felt
that Tulsa had been conner from
It's earliest days. I'm January. 1901,
I happened 10 be AZ the Kansas city
Commercial club one evening when
a delegation of Tulsa citizens pre-
scented tho claims of their town fpr
lNG fOrhIffNllNN OF Kansas NV ~
securing better rail- service The
delegation was composed of mon Of
the pioneer tyVe with all that im-
plies m the way of sublime and con-
NinrgnE optimism Ever since thnt
trsc the name Of Tulsa has oeen
synonymous IN my mind with Pc
cularly inspiring brand of commun-
lty cooperation by men who bad the
confidence and ability 90 pun to-
scrhcr for the Advancement Of Sbeir
town.
As result I have kept track Of
Tulsa ever since IN a general way
and nay old idea that the town could
not helr but progress with All its
pep and push and pull-toKethcr Is
amply verified by yoJr edition
hope the representatives I saw
in Kansas CITY are stlu with YOU hut
u they are not IL is certain that their
spirit Is SIN marching on FOR they
were of the sort 90 transmit their en-
'hu-lasm Please accept my con
sr1unuVus both on your special"
and upon your good fortune tn hav-
ing a community which viii progress
because it believes In itself as YOUR
edition clearly proves. W. A Frlsbie
Editor Daily News
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-03
nm UnIon Nallonnl nnnk.

TULSA. Okla. Feb 2l- Eugene
Iorton. Tulsa. Okla. Dear MIR. Lor-
ton That you may know that we
appreciate among other citizens, tho
elimination ~ your efforts as re-
Elected ir the special edition OF The
World Just complctgd. permit as
10 thank you aud your entire force
for their untiriug efforts IN assist
ing In the development OF Tulsa and
her tributary community " T..
BROWN, president +. T. MA
GEE, chairman Of the board.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-03
Press and Personal Comment
About the Worlds Big Development and Resource Edition

field 10 work In. a field populated by
some Uf the lycst mon in the amt
verse. men who are builders. No city
in the United states can make "a
showing cqunl L. that Of Tulsa I'm
tho way 90 construction and growth.
both IN wealth ana population Tulsa
II truly marvel city and Tho
world fully describes It,
The hank deposits ~ Tulsa arc
$50. 900. while tho people have
contributed tli00o.0O 10 war work
To an Oklhhoman. familiar with
Tulsa. there is nothing wonderful
about thnt-lt ls Just Tulaa'R way
oklahoma iH proud of Tulsa and her
eroHt wealth aud dcy,Iopmcut n'
Tulsa is a part ~ the richest. moFI
desirable state In the union
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-03
ItIs the Rlrc-t Ever.

Rrowuwood TEX Daily Bulle-
tin. The Bulletin Is in receipt OF a
cupy OF the Development and Re
source Review edition OF the Tulsa,
tOktn) world Il Is the biggest
neWapa per edition that has ever
come into this office. the biggest
perhaps. that has ever been pub
Ished In the United states. and ~
exceeded in size only by an edition
of about six hundred pages said 10
have been issued several years aEo
hv one Of the London papers. The
World has devoted considerable time
and expense TO the task OF gathering
data describing the Industrial prog
ress and the general development OF
the Tulsa section ard - mammoth
edition IS of great Interest. especial
rs In this section where oil develop
ment on a large scale is tesinuins
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-03

GITTHUlE, Feb. .5.--FuEene
Lortou, Tulsa. Okla Dear Mr. Lor-
ton, Write "Over the Top" on the
big special edition. You did it They
said IL could not be done. You did
II They said the revenue was not
cNtant TO carry such volume You
aha g. Moreover cursory glance.
indicates that while the scope is eN-
tended TO state lines. the revenue fo4
the most part, came from Tulsa and
cnvtrops Wherefore the masto-
donic task spells "A deeper meaning,
one having To do with the wealth.
prosperity and zeal ~ Tulsa The
edition Is or was a marvellous ef-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-03

know II. the country nt large nat
uully does not know a. Bot such
an edition nH Tho world has pub.
lishcd In An effective medium for
spreading that knowledge, not only
here hut abroad. u is tho most ~.
fcrtiyc medium We know ~ and
therein Is the Industrial editions Jus
iitirauon.
The Oklahoman desires sincerely
10 congratulate The Tulsa world on
doing a great biE Job I'M "a most CAP
able way Tho congratulations may
ho extended to Tulsa and to the
whole state.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-03

Miami Record Ilernld The Tqlst
World has Just issued what authori-
ties say IL the largest newspaper ever
published 22s pageH II The world
stopped there ita achievement would
bd remarkable. but when II fills
thoHe 2as paRos brimminE full Of the
most valuable Information over
given about any city IN tho world IN
one edition. II has set "A hiRh stand
ard few newspapers can attain.
II is true The world had fine
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-03
Eciipscs Anything in the Line.

Uuthrle Leader. Inc Tulsa WorTd
hsE Just issued special industrial
edition that easily ecllpses anything
and everything In the special line
ever launched I'm the commonw ealth.
II is "a vital, throbbing index 10 Tulsa
and Ils cnyirons and the state It's
broad scope and illuminating vcrve
suggest the ACumeu of Lorton and
the Alpine touch or BENEDICT. II Is
nt once heroic and Hcrculean 10 ini-
tiate. plan and mould special and
carry II thru "a flood of worries ana
veNations, but Tho world has pulled
the trick and the job ID complete.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-03
\ slor, Of Mnr,cIous resources.

homa has newspapers ~ which the
state and nation may be proud -
proven by the Industrial and Re
source edition ~ The Tulsa world.
copies of which were delivered 20
,kmulgce subscribers during the
pas week The entire issue consist
ing ot more than two hundred pages.
was one ~ the largest " not the
largest newspaper ever published in
this country Thrunu' the entire
-ssIc runs "a story Of tho mar, tiuu,
resource and promise of'this second
youngest state ia the union. Besides
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-03

JOPLIN. Mo. Feb 2t.--World
Publishing company Tulsa, Okla
Dear MIR Lortou; | thank YOU for
sending us copy OF the special edi-
ton" II is the best publication OF
the sort that / have seen this year
and II IL fully representative OF tho
commanding position which Tulsa
has taken In Oklahoma =. T.. BUR-
TON, editor News Herald.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-03

most remarkable paper that has
ever come 10 our desk IL contains
22s pages ana carries an uupreced-
onted amount or advertising IN this
one issue. The mechanical work is
excellent. ana the paper, itself, y
one that Tulsa may welLa be proud
OF
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-03

WAsHINGTON. IA, e.. Feb. 90
Tulsa auuilv world Tulsa. OKLA,
Gentlemen. The assistant se5fetary
OF aniSmmrc. Mr. Nrooman desires
me tn thank YOU for sending him a.
cupy nf your great Development and
Resource Review. ~ Is % demon
stratinn Of progressive cntorPr'ss
that is worthy of the most rapilF
growing city In the United states
Dixon Merritt. Private Secrct1'y
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-03
Ihr IArrc.l IN % DINO.

llcuryctn standard The special
edition of The Tulsa World that was
issued Sunday February II, was the
largest edition NJ any papcr ever
gotten put iu oklahoma to date
This edition confined 22s pages
and ten sections. u was gotten out
ry The worlds own force who
rathcrcd the material ana advcr-
Using together ia Al three months
period
omar Ucncdici The worlds spe-
.cisI Representative was Ia charge of
the work with the assistance of tho
.uthcr departmental heads and they
are 10 hc congratulated for their cf-
fort
Tho paper contained well written
articles rett'ug forth tho great nat
ural resources ~ the state with ap-
prupriatc views ot tho plants In the
fields from which tho wealth OF tho
state ir taken
As over 90 uer cont ~ tho husl.
ness I'm this edition was derived
from tho city OF Tulsa u ro-s to
show the mppor, which Eugene
Lorton enjoys from his home poo
pie
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-03

fort. maryelously executed, vividly
conveying the impression OF Ler4
tonlan enterprise. aCcentuated by
the Kick OF Benedictlne,
In a hSevier word. the edition
carries It's oRn tribute. l.. G.. NIB
LACK. editor Guthrie Leader.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-03
An In.To.Dntc MorL of Ar.

Wichita Falls (TeN) Daily Times,
The day of tho special edition which
In special" only ia tho large amount
OF Advertising It contains, has passed
Issues Of the former Kind have
proven boomoranRH. IN the long run,
% the publications resPpHHihla for
them
The special edition OF today H. aa
rule. gotten out by men who have
had special training. not only I'm get
ting together tho Advertising such a
venture must have. hut In getting
together bright news features. time
~. educational. interesting, and In
mapping out attractive ILLUSTRATIONS
for the various sections.
That this work has become A high
art with the staff OF The Tulsa
world In evidenced by the mammoth
edition which II has iust published
for the work was done without addl.
uonal assistance other than that Of
the regular forces which this leading
oklahoma newspapc ordinarily om-
ploys.
Ninety per cent Of the advertising
II mld 10 have been secured from
Tulsa, proper. and most of It from
ho-cnlled mona advertisers. ut that
II was the largest Newspaper ever
published IN tho state,
Wonderful In Quantity and Quality.
e Oklahoma city OklAhoman! Tho
Tulsa World last Sunday got out an
edition OF 22S pages, which n be
lieves To be tho largest paper ever
printed In the United states. II slkc
alone were considered The Worlds
edition would be something 0f a
landmark. but along with quantity
The world has maintained n high
degree OF quality II has touched
every phase Of Oklahoma ilfe. Indus
triAlly, educationally, religiuuHly, so.
clally and politically and has done a
firstsclaAs Job.
Az Tulsa paper. The world
would be expected 10 draw tho '1ons
bow" on oil, but Il has not permitted
oil 10 blur It's perceptions OF the
states other resources ard indus
tries, all " which II has treated
handsomely. even lavishly. An I'm l.
pressive thing aboutSth edition. II
seems 10 us, In this; II half or ovon
more OF tho subjects covered wcro
omitted, the story OF this states de-
velopment and potential resources
would be q striking recital.
II IL trits 20 say that we Of Okla
homa don't know what a treasure
trove this state Is, aud since We don't
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-03
,rwns u Mnmmolh LdInon.

III Reno Americans Tho Tulsn
paiIy world issued a mammoth cdi-
ton on February II. containing -
bares ono copy weighed three an
ono. half pounds. The edition WAS
a wonder ia oklahoma newspaper
dom.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-03

measures up TO the high standard OF
the city OF Tulsa
Again the Democrat extends It's
congratulations 10 The world. and
trusts that II may continue TO grow
In power. strength ana prosperity.
Interesting Facts About Tulsa.
Galveston TEX Tribune Some
Interesting facts about the indus
trhl and civic growth Of Tulsa,
okla, arc made IN the recent mann
moth Development and Resource
Review edition OF The Tulsa Daily
World The edition IL comprised of
ten big sections. profusclv lllustrat-
lea. Here Is what the paper EIys
about Tulsa
Tulsa ls the fastest-grqwing city
IN tho world.
Tulsa has moro miliionaircs than
any other city OF It's size In the
world
Tulsa's hank deposits are more
than t5O.O00,O0O.
Tulsa Us the recognized oil capt
tai OF the world
Tulsa's citizens own more than a
halC- C-hulion dollars worth uf oil
properties.
Tulsa in tho past ten years has
shown greater increases than any
other citv In tho world. In bank do
poeits. postal and freight receipts,
population. wealth. civic improve
ments building pcrmits ana volume
TOT general business
Not only ls Tulsa the oil capital
LOT tho world but II Sc In tho heart
|uf the richest agricultural country
lu the southwest
Tulsa's bank clenrings for 1917
were "A million day.
Tulsa signed 2T0Q0 Red Cross
members.
Tulsa charity and liberty bonds
for 1911 was more than $4,000, 900.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-03

hLENNN n y. Fcb. 25.--Uditor
world have Just been looklng
over your special edition published
recently. and want 10 congratulate
you uu your success Edgar T..
Young department Manager Al,
bauy journal.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-03
Tulsa May wen Re Proud.

Olnthc ONRu) Mlrrnr The cdt-
tor Of the Mirror IL IN receipt OF q
special edition ~ Tho Tulsa DAILY
World, In many respects this Ia the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-03

Ncto drriudis daily in
Spring Shirts. A wOHder-
fui assortment to choose
from in the ReW MdnhGt-
tdns.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-03

to attract the attention of tho people
OF the mid-continent oil tie. -s'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-03
At the SOUTHERN, Monday
Turn Your Non-Producine Back Yard Into
Vegetable Garden

Every housewife knees that prices food have gotten point
where 1t has become errifcay problem There a
combat the food shortage How? LOOK AT THAT BACK YARD
full Of rubbish and dirt piles Get the family together today and
make the back yard spk and instead letting
plant productive garden and about the high of M
ing will be greatly reduced
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-03

To get a becoming Spring
Hat isn't a problem at all
to The man WhO has dis
corered the hat serUice of
this store.
Stetson Hats $3.50 to $40
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-03
The Returned Goods Evil

We all goods be exactly represented and be the best
obanabe considered Any item bought
OUR OPINION they have proved defective
workmanship However in the future will allow of
the privilege returning goods that has prevailed
TURNED GOODS CAN ONLY MEAN A Loss IN TIME AND La
B0R the merchant and result higher the
this ask the cooperation of stamping
of the evils in the Retail Stores today all of which
responsible for the High Cost of Living
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-09-03
A LAUDABLE PLAN

Following exhaustive consideration of what
would most please the enlisted men from his
community who are serving abroad, Colonel
William Boyce Thompson subscribed for a copy
of the home paper to be sent to each soldier and
sailor from Westchester county, New York. The
letters of appreciation. which he received have
prompted him to make the plan nation wide.
He says that only letter from home can bring
as much happiness to the overseas as a
where he formerly lived Every item of news
has deep personal interest and copies of the
papers are often carefully preserved until a
fresh supply is received.
Col. Thompson believes that every man of the
service should be the regular mailing list of
he has formed a national committee composed of
prominent men who will conduct a vigorous
campaign, borne of generous and patriotic de-
sire to satisfy the longing of those at the front
for the news from home.
The plan is laudable one in which the publish
only difficulty will be in providing for the prompt
delivery of newspaper mail to the men in France
The department, however, is taking steps to
correct that objection and it is believed that in
the future hundreds of thousands of news
papers will regularly carry their messages of
rupted connection between the man in the fight
ing lines and the place which he loves most of
all.-Home.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-09-03
THE IDEAL WIFE

One of the most successful men Of
this country recently wrote: What
ever I am, and whatever success
have attained, I owe it all to my wife.
She has ever been an inspiration and
the greatest helpmate of my life To
be such a successful wife should be
the ambition of every woman, but how
impossible when dragged down by
headaches. backache, dragglns-down
pains, nervousness and the Slues."
Every woman in this condition should
start at once to build up her srse>fn
by tonic of specific powers, such as
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable CAV-
pound, which for three generations has
been restoring American women to
health and consequent happiness
Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-09-03
EATING HOUSES
WILL ORGANIZE
ON II. S. ORDER

Escambia county eating houses,
large and small, are to complete an
organization before the opening of the
tourist season, at the direction of the
Federal Food Administration. The or
der applies to every county in the
state. Manager Hervey OF the San
Carlos hotel said today that as soon
as official instruction for tile organi-
alton of the eating house men reaches
Pensacola, the work will be completed
at once.
County Food Administrators Bonack-
er has not received orders for the or
ganization. but viii cooperate in every
way in effecting the plan.