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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-27
DIsCONTENr AMONG OFFICERS.

From an American officer now
abroad comes the statement that
the government stopped promotions
when the armlstice was signed and
~ 'hs period during which a CON
siderable part of tho eSpcdltionsry
force will he force ~ occupation
may last Ter several years. there IN
q good deal ot discomfort among the
men whose homes ~ military sd-
venc-ment are thsu disappointed
The men on the IRON, are not alone
an expressing disappointment MANY
~ those In the training camps had
been recommended FOR promotion.
and Immediately on receipt ~ news
of the signing Of the armlstice these
recome rda tlons were Withdrawn
Ana while these men did not 20 into
the service primarily for the purpose
of seeking recognition iu tho way ~
promotions, yet II vasa hudahle am
hltion and II they deserved promo
ton for services rendered II was tho
duty Of the government, to sec that
they got u. even though the cnd
Of the war was IN slsht
That feeling " natural enonrh, ana
as the duties Ia h- performed IN Ger
man territory. and some NJ the duties
required In training camps are not
OF the pleaantest sort tho mon
think their M luck IL undeserved and
something ~ a grievance As Tho
officer above referred tu puts tho
rn-- To the New York Times u IL
rs though IN business \ man knew
that No matter how hard he worked
he would never get hctvcr position
ot have hi, salary or income In
creased
u think he adds. that II viii
tend n break down morale ~ what
II the sense Of doing ones hes, II
there II NO chance ~ recognition ot
mcritorious service MANY ~ the en.
listed men nov In Germany should
deserve and get commi mis-ions M re
ward for their splendid work and
hlsh qualifications Tho government,
is prodiRal enough In other dir,c.
tiors and ~ this r. = form ~ econ
omv u is ill,advised
n would be unjust 20 say that army
men think only ~ rrnmo'lon hu,
there IL no question thnt they think
Of ~ good deal, and that the hope
of n, " not the chict motive ~
their actions. is one always present,
n. least subconsclousy To with
draw uws incentive for an, long ~.
ten, ~ time can hardly fan To hav,
It's effect on mcrala
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-27
Tales Of the
Friendly Forest

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-27

away Che was to he gone only
two days Hut never had rho 80
hated to leave Rrian. never felt so
anxious ms did she when Mandei
told her TO 20 lie noticed her re
luchnce. and said
lis there any reason you cannot
80 Mrs. Hnckrtt 80
No really, no"
II thought YOU looked distressed y
Not at all" Ruth tried To speak
In her usual bright man-r She
must no let this man. who had been
40 kind To her. think she wanted to
shlrk her duty.
Il should hate to have YOU 20 N
YOU had anything that pade II hard
for you to leave. Hut the commits.
sion ia AN important one and also ono
YOU can attend to better than any.
one, else"
Thank you And ! am perfect.
~ willing to 20"
II lied, I am not willing to-leave
Hrinn Just now " she said to herself
as she hurried to the station after
failing 10 get nrlan n pn the telephone
Tomorrow Brian n True Prophet
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-27
Horoscope
The .,srs incline bat DO not compel
Friday. Dctcmicr 81. 1918.

=.
tHos)' Dcsrfnhwr ~, 1919,
1Copynrht 1918 by the Mcclure Ne~spspef
Syndicate
Good and evil contend today In
the influences OF the stars. accord
inEto astrologv. Early In the morn.
ins Ia astrology. Early In the morn
planet " In threatening aspect
Saturn. adverse In the morning.
changes to kindlier sway In the aft o.
ernoon Mercury n menacing
During this cunfixuration minds
ara likely to he open 10 many con.
nictlng Ideas and the public Is ensily
Influenced II ~ especially "a time
for agitation. misrepresentAtion and
III advised action
This confusion ~ Ideas il held to
he hut the natural consequence of
the years In which war liberated and
encouraged the most terrible human
passions and In the period of the
return tn normal emotlonr reactions
will he shown IN many WAYS
Wise men and women will curb
the tongue and be- slow to express
opinions They are cautioned hy the
s-ers to consider carefully their
thoughts az well as their words since
the power of Thought IA 20 be recog
t'tsed M never before
In the new era suggestion will be
one of the methods ~ bringing sbou,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-27

the old gentleman rabbit ana, ne
said whoa" to the Lnckymohile
and n stopped right In front of the
corn crib as nicely as you please.
ITS popcorn" said the old rat.
hut IS not popped"
YES. III buy H." said Uncle
Lucky. So Mr. Sharptooth Rat put
IN. ears ~ corn In the back of the
IuckymOhile and the old gentleman
rabbit gave him thrr carrot cents
aud u lettuce dollar hill and he gave
rncle Lucky - carrots In change
Now, how much did Uncle Lucky pay
for the corn. for hope | haven't
made m stake and let that old rob
her rat cheat dear. Kind. generous
Uncle I,uCkN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-27

80. Herbert" she said. In u los
tone 1t In impossible I fear ia
trust my future with you
And why"
II have watched your conduct
very closely II lacks the mark OF
such devotion as my soul Graves
"po not come To tee you -four
nights In the week >"
Yes. hut | have detected "A calcu'
laling relfiahness IN your nature
which fear
what do YOU mean"
You have never yet failed ic
leave In time to catch the last bus
INT that ls only common sense
- know II Is Herbert and there
fore It In not love "
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-27
rng ASSOCIATED rarss
Phones
Daily Food
Dasonkss e7

Dsssabsr ~
io hath poured out his soul unta death
ard he .s numbered With the trsnssr,,
.er. sud he bsvs the sin Of many, snl
msds inisressslon Tor the transsrsssor,
fn. aH IA -
Proclaim inimiisbls love
Ie.ss, The Lord Of worlds shove
Put. on the heams Of bright Afrsy
And ss,ls the God In mcTisi el.y
that distributes crowns snd thrones
Hang an tree, snd hls.ds snd srosnsi
The Prince ef Life resigns his breath,
The kins Of Glory bows 10 death
Wko y, n. Nat cona~mn.ihi n 4,
CHRIST that died, zee, rather. that i. rl,.,
ss,in, uhs 10 even si the riyh, hand q,
uod, ~he slso mshs,h inisrcession Tor u.
Ron sst
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-27

many In favor ~ a federated trpuh
Ii' that would preserve German rN.
'inn,lliy ana permit u larger r,r. be-
uru ~ independents to tho s.V'.a'
states n h not a. an lmpfohnh." 'la'
y government on ne American piau.
with some notifications. VIII hs mo
final outcome ~ IA. present rffn.'s
10 find a new hhstr Tor uaitonsi r.
We believe n ~ bc tbsuluirly r. c.i.
tain ihh' q stih'o government Wlll
10 established In Germany u'u'h'o
IS II not very soon The oppos,'lup
TO the bolsho,lk H plainly v~ty
strong but oven n thai form ~ an.
hrchv should temporarily ifilmpl n
would Inevitably dcstroy Is~i' nrd
compel Ly - oNu c,oesHrs. ~ ere
alton ~ a rcal government rhru
v,u ' come the alternative" ~ q ''n.
aI'unlnal monarch, ar = ttp.b.ir.
uu 's4 the ruplr" lg 10 he h uk"n
up into separate countries \ rr.
rru 80 nn miocrh', is out - tho
ul,aiuu The war h,s sciilci thai
finally Ana the difficulty ~ select.
lux rullug prince who would be- sst
I,fR,iorv to the conflicting elements
~ the prcSen' empire would hr nl-
most lusupernhle. even n ,hH teno
donry toward monntchl',l govern.
mnnt wnra A'r"nH AID unTt '. 'rn-
ably ~ Is Kpt In tho effort . -,
cape the anarchy ~ holshcvlsm the
Htnrly conseryaiiv" peirl" = Gu.
~ any viii NO doubt rndr,vot ~ .ct
40 government thi' viii be- 'ho
nearest possible apg'or h to . pure
democracy that roi'.s.crt Win
lsw ana order. AMI me tspt'.rpta.
tive government " H. tinted 3tltr,
presents the best model Tor country
of the sire and llract'' - Grr
nsny II Ia already nstlon ~ f,d
Grated states aud n has but TO ap
ply n system ~ state and popular
representation, with an elected or.
ecuiive. 10 have tho outward form. at
least, OF tho American government
Prussia. perhaps would have 10 bc
divided, Ia remove It's prepon dersnce.
ana II uermsn Austria IL Included.
NJ IL nov proposed. a. too. might re-
1ulre division In order 10 give tho
other states u hir proportion Of rep
resentatlon nut q republic. on u
whole. would appear to h. the easter,
~ well ~ the most logical solution
~ the German problem. and rv,-
IDENTIFY that II tho opinion of intel
lirent Germans who are trying To
brirG order out OF chaos
Obviously II IL the interest of Tho
Allies and tho United States ,o have
\ stable government ertablshei N
Germany, for II Germany IN :, nay
Icr the wrongs II has commi,,. Il
an only an % by the orderly ,rpi
'siion Of its productive powers A
,erman federation. really controlled
,y the people, would not he likely
n become q menace to tho peace OF
he world, and with such an orHani- |
'atIon tho Germans would find their
proper place In the relations OF ma
ions, They will have To pay the
penalty Of their offenses asains, oivi- |
isation, but IN the long process of
payment they will learn the real
of civilization. and In the
IN faVa.a tahnr 20, n,h.r. ,h.v -,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-27

Aunt Mary wells In one ~ the
few 'hetu' de wah" dsrkies left In
"a littlo Kentucky town Recently
she was discussing with her en-
pluvrr the merrN .Ho- round that WAS
running up on the corner
"NRwsuh Mr. Malcolm. she said.
'rHvsuh, I don't ride on none o dem
things Why Mr. Malcolm I've seen
some a. these here fool nisgers get on
that thing and ride ns much as a
dollars worth. and GIT on at tho
very same place they gifts on at an
ser Ia 'em. Now YOU spent yo'
money. nieger. wah yo' BEEN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-27


M MnsNoH'r Dodge ears ls his
specially
own. tu Hhufihgt ~ flowers
many 'ilI"us we're compelled to
Limit ih'.r hristmis decorations tn
/ fuur ltus,s
The rIr down sihitH. not satisfied
with IA" hvlsh sifis ~ natlto. hes
undertaken Nth a pnit oft~rrzvr. 10
change the cuts. ~ her eyebrows
The ~ Louis Globe Democrat ls
/ irNing ~ recall the resul, ~ the se.
we're scpidlnR given the imperial rsg
Speculation IN Chicago ~ f.s years
ago
Fashions are such. 90, m, Dot
worry man ou the Otth'Wi DlN
! Times thnt w. have sp .tird several
who are going tn hhv" an unfair tI
NduiaE" when they hduS up their
stockings
Tho rirl IN the nr-i fpur says
never HEh a Will she uudcrtnkr 10
uak" Christmas Nlsi tu Kansas
iiiv whil" u street car Hiriko ana I
snow st'-m ar" striving a. 49,, V1'rh
can yet the hest position ON the htsi
page
Ed pveiholsrr has -ufprIs'l his
furny friends throughout the state
hN frsiguing dH mayor ~ tk lHhuud
ItitN n has hecn known for some
time that NJ bvrrholHrf wanted "a
retire from tho mayors office but
siill II had been hoped that he would
hold on unill his term expired ~
henl'h In given Hs his rNcua. There
are few men In the state VITO made
~ popular a city officnl ns "a, Nr
Overholser lie 10 built IN hroil
gauge lines ~ becomes mon who
make N" hest pubic officials nvfon
u shear succeeds him as mayor ~
the capital city
Ilrcallcd hy Matt Duhr. The third
Oklahoma legislature had n boo1ery
or saloon. - the basement Of the
legislative shop The Iacchus meet
Ing house was open all day ana night
and while not all the 20 Legislators
got drunk, most ~ the newspaper
reporters wrote their copy where
John iiarleycorn was king and god
In the basement where Gamhrinus
rules, several ~ the law factory
workers took eye openers and night.
caps No serious flHhtirg ever took
place IN this legislative resort Three
wagon loads ~ empty beer hsrr-lS'
boxes cotks ana bottles were haul~d
away from the back yard after tho
30 o'day Legislature had quite aine die
Snap shots from IN. Dallas News
our idea ~ common people are tho
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-27
tn,,I,in't No Illrl,t

celebrated harrt-trr uudcrtro 4
u trademark ease thn, looked hope
less for hts cHcnt The client went
abroad leaving hts Geographic Sd
dress. with instructions that he Was
To he notified NJ the decision
llc won the cnsc. and the hartisirt
Cuhied Justice has triumpheh
The client wired bach. Lodge i'm
mediate appeal
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-27

The Wholesale paroles and par.
dons granted by Governor wiilisms
M Christmas presents, It IL feared,
Is going TO seriously interfere with
The road building program In several
counties.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-27

Rodents are the enemy Of thrin
In addition 10 the destruction caused
hy rats and house mice, which runs
into the hundreds OF mlllionA OF dol
lars annually. rodents, ranging from
ground moles 10 prairie dogs, are cs-
timued tn do an. average OF pretty
close to "A billion dollars u year dam
age to agriculture In America
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-27

The first chance tho women OF
Oklahoma have to exercise tho rirh,
of suffrage Is on hond proporltions,
ana now tho men behind tho proro-
sition are AFRAID to lot tho women
vote FOR fear n vii invahdatc the
bonds
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-27

4 business Of 81 900 In three con
sccutive days IN the remarkable new
record of Traders No. Z. at i05
East First street. They are n real
live embodiment OF the basic prin-
ciples ~ modern merchan disin Y
which accounts for their wonderful
success, Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-27

After reviewing the nct that
arse Numbers OF young ones greeted
The tsnks In the Rhlneland. We
have conciuded not to accuse even
tho Germans of taking the father
out OF tatherland
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-27

The present diplomatic trouble
between this country ana Mexico IL
not, as some seem 10 believe. he.
csuSe Mexico failed TO salute tho
tlaE.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-27

Herr Ebsr,. the osrman chsncel-
slor, has been deposcd M often ~
Won hlndenburs Was reported dead
ana ye, he seems 20 be s,iii on the
lob
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-27

Poets rave about that Mona Lis,
smile"
II know
"Call II lnscrliahle, mysterious "
Nothing mysterious about It She
was merely sNtlng for her picture
ana trying TO look pleasant"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-27

The ksnsss city Times fears that
geographical lines eliminate Herr
Hohsnsollern AZ m svaiiabls candi.
date for president OF Germany.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-27

An op,ihhist is = man who believes
inc Incoming state ADMINISTRATION
VIII he an Improvement over u.
predecessors.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-27

Lima Beans. according to tn. To.
iedo Blade. does not believe Presi
dent Wilson can change human ma
oture before sprins.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-27

40 u result of her ciroumspect I
neutrality. says the oiobs. .pemocra,
Holland Gets the kaiser 'Tis thus
the good are rewarded.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-27

The admonition to have your ir.sh
examined sounds too much like In
spired propaGa nda
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-27

Miss rawn Lippincut who pinned
her name In ~ pair ~ Red cross
sochs last wiutcr gut letter from
lkrainnan muulik tday an is
haNtn' It translated hy cNiI cngi
rc"r Who remembers when "A
woman nr,crF Fppoorri ,clntny ,lad
unless hcr house Nus afiro?
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-27

ANthAui NIr rNp csc ulAIluN
ron iilI NpNTli 90 NONLhHth lpln
2l,t1f,
y ssou rit.u'auoo psn.Ist 40
sol'nrI1 swear ihat hs ,,'rHGs me- phN
tlttuit.iDI ot IN, fulss n.is s.i Hnni.I
Wofiu ~ me month uf Nosenhcf lplr'
We i1 10 ths bs,t " "a lno.',drs
sud te,isi O. SCOTT
tt~a ,uon hsn.rf
tuh'0fh,d sd $500 before ms ihn "a
Nsi ut liss,mbss iplH
MAnFL kliM
Natstt ruHlH
~ .aHf|'sinr s,pIfss october ~ lps'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-27
Oklahoma Oufbnrsfs

J g Fast In an au'omohilo drarr
no MuseuH'r DodH. ears ia his
specially
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-27

The rIrl down stairs. not satisfied
with 'h" lavish GIFTS ~ nature he's
undertaken Vtth a pnit ott~rrzvr. to
chang" the CurN" Of her eyebrows
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-27

OWN. to u Hhottagt ~ flowers
many Dily'us we're compelled ~
Limit their htistmns decorations tn
Four NuS,a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-27

The ~ Louis Giuhe Democrat ,n
triing ~ recall the result ~ the sr.
we're scpihlnR given the imperial egg
Speculation IN Chicago u f.N years
ago
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-27

tshiun- Hrr such 1Y, m, 10 %
worry MAN ou the Otth'Wi DlN
Times thni w. have W ,t'ed several
who are gring tn hhv" tn uufni, tI
vhniag" when they hinS up their
stockings
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-27

Tho girl IN the FIRST fpur SAYS
never ARA Il viii she undertake 10
unk" Christmas visit Go Kansas
nv VIM" street car Hlr.ho ana !
snow sl'-m hr" striving 10 see V1'rh
can yet the host position ON the ffsi
page
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-24
The Taste Of Conquest.

When Blake and Edith Ferrol arrived
at the club house his wife saw at once
he was displeased at something. She
took occasion in the cloak room to
whisper: ~
"You look grouchy, Al What's the
natter"
Blake did not answer until she had
repeated her question,
Nothing that we need talk about
Just now !" he said.
Lillian stared.
EDO you mean you're going TO lee
turc me about something when We get
home?' she askrh
Blake did notfeply even in the face
OF her increasing displeasure.
Arc YOU angry at me? Is it some
thing Edith has told you of me'" she
persisted. But as her husband disrc-
gardcd her question. she read his si-
lence correctly. With a defiant LIT OF
her head she said
"If YOU don't answer me now
shall not listen TO you when we get
home. Wen consider the subject closed
whatever it is. You were all right
when We started, Edith FcrroIs told
you something on the way here. II you
believe her and sympathize with her
and sympathile with her more than
your oWn vile
"Oh, cut that ILL.," flung Blake viii.
a scowl 81 do sympathize with EdIC
Ferrol in lots of ways. She's got her
own troubles
"And I'm one Of them, ! suppose
That's what ! get for trying to Civ,
her a few pointers ou being sometime
and sumehodyl Well Lillian
shrugged her handsome, plump shout.
dets, nm through Let her go on be.
ing a little gray mouse. whimperiul
and whining over her troubles. AS ior
me, I've something more agreeable {,
do than stand here prarrcliug with you
Al Won can look after MUu,ic' l..
was in 'onc OF those moods,
Had Alfred Blake been oi a NOR,
subtle cast Of mind. or one OF sen.
sitiycness to feminine charms ln gen
eral, ne probably would have iom,
himself seuiimcutallv interested %
Edith Icrrol Fer Lis stand was ca.
actly calculated TO bring such a thin.
about But Blake was Il big, good ma
turcd man and while M got mad "a
Iii sometimes n never crossed his min,
to be dlslolal
lie shrugged hi, heavy shoulders an,
tpOt Y,,4v from ,IIt,V Ga, prgYtgr ,.,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-24

black stuff, every Arcadian eye was
trained approvingly upon her, To her
natural large, blond beauty was added
the spice OF coquetry and designed con
quest, which made every man like her
at once, and every woman fear her.
The blood rose to Edith Ferrol's
cheeks as she noted Lis simple"
gown. and saw the instant onSweep Of
Insecurity in her direction Ii Lii
aimed to show Edith what she was
missing by refusing to be guided into
successful paths, she succeeded ad-
mirably Edith, in her many-times-
worn blue thing with the watcher
callit at he back" felt the weight OF OPP
PRECISION that only a pretty, Young and
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-24

intelligent woman can feel when she
is badly dressed and all her charm OBJ
scurcd by a mess st sordid circum-
stances
She felt resentiu toward Lillian
Blake, toward her own husband, toward
the luck that had made fruitlcss her
days OF hard labor over the goodies she
had expected to sell to Mrs. Garter,
and toward herself for not being char
a]ctcrlul enough to overcome the penury
that enchanted her, She glanced up
lust in time to see Lii grasp John Fer
rol by the arm and with pretended con
fusion discard an expectant dancing
partner and glide out upon the iloo,
| with Lcrrnl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-24
STJRUsG

to her, Both to punish him and be-
cause she loved the sense OF conquest,
she made herself the center Of the male
attendance that evening".
The Arcadians were prepared to give
the new residents a hearty welcome
even before II was known by all what
the newcomers would be like But
when Lillian Blake came IN, gowned in
a %piquante creation OF orange net with
great splashinR motifs Of some Cutlery
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-24

to have found several bottles Of wills
ky secreted behind the bar. and Sc
cured several bottles suspected Of con
tanning beer Hart was arrested along
with his bartender, K NJ Daniels Both
were fined $40 and costs by Judge O
l.. Price OF the municipal court. Tom
Cat also drew a $40 fine for transport
inc li1u2
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-24
BOOZE FOUND BEHIND
A SOFT DRINKS BAR

The arrest of Tom Cat, a negro, who
had a bottle of whisky i'll his hip pock
ct last night, led to a police raid OF the
soft drinks bar run by r. Hart at 10
South Hudson street. The police claim
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-24
TWO ONLY IN FRONT
SEAT, NEW ORDINANCE

As Asafety precaution, the mayors
office has thS draft Of a new city orr
dinance that will soon become a law,
according to the mayor. It will forbid
o than two persons to occupy ths
front seat Of a motor car.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1918-04-24
Mems Shoes

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