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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31
The Daily Horoscope
The stars inelins. but do mt compel
copyright 1918. by ths Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate

SUNDAY. March IL. 1nIR


hndly stars rule early today when Mars
ANA Jupiter are In benefit aspect Later
tho Sun, Venus and Uranus are adverse
II is lucky away for military engage.
ments and soldiers should benefit
mere h sign that Is held TO be par
licularly promising for those who manage
hehvy artillery or work in metal that is
used for weapons
The rule Is stimulating to trade, which
should he profitable. especially with foreign
countries. Mexico comes under n sway that
y supposed 10 he bcnrficert and TO he pro.
duciive Of good for tho United StAtcs
Banks and bankers have the forecast Of
much work during the coming months which
vii be full Of strain and stress.
Manutactureu continue under govern.
large accomplishment
This is not an Auspicious sway for love
affairs which will he exceedingly prevail.
cnt nevertheless
Marriages will multiply especially dur
ing May and June. the very Young being
numbered among those who we'd hastily.
n reflection.
Uranus Is in a place TODAY that Is en-.
eouraEing 70 superstition Cults old and
new will flourish
Churches have guidance making for
oyeniiul experiences and enlarged useful.
ness
The Catholic church has tho forecast
of much artivity that will be iarrcach ing
in its results
\ chaplain will gain fsme In great
hattie and will WELD much influence toward
the close Of the war
Persons whose hirthdAte u is have the
Augusry of an active wear that brings
anxiety and large responsibility The
young should he careful In their AssociA
tion with persons Of opposite ser
children born on this day are likely 10
be intelligent And talented These clever
subjects ~ Aries usually have hhppy, suc
eestful lives
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31
Little Benny's Notebook


Weather. Summir Expected eny
munth.
Sisslciy Mr.. sid Hunt went to
visit his cuzzin out Of the city last
Sat.iday and sundey. sending Mr.
sam cross a pickture post card with
q pirkiurc ~ a lake on Il marked
hand Colorcd. Munday morning
Mr. Hunt Was setting with Mr.. Cross
ON Mr. Crosses bottom step wen the
letter carrier delivered the post card.
Mr. Hunt telling Mr.. Cross wat was
on /; before Mr.. Cross looked At H.
Iniristing Packs about Intri.ting
People one time Leroy Shoo9tors
mother handed him cNter slice of
pic on account Of forgetting thar she
had icst handed him a peace, and
Leroy Shooster politely ate them
both without saying cnythins.
Spoarts There was big mud
puddle on Broad street last Theirs
'''' "''"' ''''N '''l' NV ''HlNp''l
went throo a., II Squirted mud on
people ON the pavemint AmunE
those present inioying the site ot
me people getting mad was Kenny
potts, Artic Alexander, I'd Wcrnick,
md skinny Martin.
Pome hv skinny Martin
BE Cheerful
X on YOUR homework you drop a
drop of ink.
Always be Cheerful and CAV. sir.
For even II the blottcr wont take
II all up.
"u can always use a eraser.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31
Hunting a Husband
BY Mary Douglas

| brown shoes we're polished nicely
NV little Veil was put ON snuEly
m not so bad" I thought rcmcm.
hering the reflection Of the girl had
seen IN Aunt Emilys Queen Anne
mirror
passed Mary Dcnuctts house
quickly. But even then / was not
quick enough, For "A voice called
Miles Lane Mary bennett was
playing see-saw in the empty garden
with some children. How pretty abe
looked, seated ON one end OF the
hoard with two laughing children at
the other end
waved my hand hut I walked
on hurriedly. ! was out for exercise
"t course My second campaign !
planned. as I walked should not
IAN again. had tried to be intel
lcctual last time. but I had not
known enough. ! had floundered.
THIS time ! shall make tho profes-
sor do the talking shall listen
Listen carefully And at the right
WoWen' lead him on with questions.
surely this cannot fail This will
Interest Professor Coo IN mo.
by this time, had come To the
bare, deserted plains. The winds
whistlcd over the trceleay waste B,it
! liked it,. ! hked the sense ~ rec.
dom ~ gave me--of being far from
tho world The road was had and.
rutty But | kept on At last when
tho sun was sinking. / turned back
Tho wind was behind me now. And
] hoped Professor Coe was before
me
he was Far Off 7 disccrn,d a
tall lImping figure Hr was coming
toward mo. As he reached me he
dotted his hat with a surprised look
Way out here alone, Miss Lane 30
and he was walking by my side. Hc
spoke W ono ~ tho boys who had
lust enlisted 81 wish / rould GO +" I
he said, 'hut not with this foot
That gave mo my cue. asked
him what he would do. Where he
" ould go
lIe talked on and on. How inter. !
'sting. how Uniformed. the man
S For ! saw him as A man. nov /
not AS professor I wished thai the
Nalk had hccn longer
As he reached Aunt Emily's house |
he stood "A moment, hat IN hand |
aying good bye lie was gone.
Ihen ] saw him join Mary Den /
'ctt "a little way down saw the
.udden interest In his face. AS sbc
urned 10 speak to him
SO ! had failed failed ngnin Not
nee on the long walk had / seen
hat look on Professor Goes face
Monday New Tactics
{ Nopy right 1918 BY George MatthNu Ad.ps 1
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31
Tho Walk,
CHAPTER NC


Cousin Sam said. this morning. at
breakfast. ~ meet Coe almost every
day coming from Grecly lilo must
walk over there for exercise. It's "A
long. lonely walk
Quickly I made my resolve II
would not be "A lonely walk for the
professor today
Wont YOU meet mo at the library
thiS afternoon. Sara asked Cousin
Sam, "tut your class. Just once
why Samuel" said Aunt Emily,
quite as if Cousin sam we're still a
littlc boy. "how can you put such
ideas into Sara'R head or course
shc would not cut as you say, her
poetry class"
Though / shook my head At
Cousin sam. thanked him I'm my
heart For that ts just what should
do.
So AZ four O'Clock left the house
as usual But not tu go to my class
/ had dressed with unusual care. MY
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31

The kaiser invited his big Officers
Ind a bunch OF newspaper men to
20 with him and see the great drama
~ Germany wiping France off the
map. The show was doubtless
Forth the trouble. but the question
: what may be the unpleasant rev.
slstions OF the last act before the
surtain drops.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31

wing with the British Ca madam re-
cruiting mission at 81. Joseph. MOI
After intensive drill on the desert
near Cairo, we set sail for the OAR
danelles. The seise which followed
has already become history. on
July %, a hundred thousand Turks
began imploring Allah for victory.
and started the drive which swept
back and forth between trenches
and finally gave the British forces
the advantage.
During this fierce campaign the
allied troops, composed of New
Zealanders. Australians. Lancashires
and Manchesters. lived on Iron
rations." tbully beef and hard tAck.)
Water was scarce. when the mel
entered the trenches carrying wet
burlap bags. they were followed by
thirsty soldiers who Tapped at the
bags TO quench their burning thirst.
At a. m, the men were warned
To prepare for a drive and we're sta
TONED In the redoubts. At $40 we
went into the first line trenches and
took our places beside the trench
ladders. At the order came to fix
bayonets. At 1870 the men went to
the top OF their trench ladders and
squatted. waiting the order; at 7;30
the order Same up you go and
the best OF luck"
I jumped high Sto keep from be-
ing hit In the abdomen, and when
came to my feet ! was running We
took the first two lines OF trenches
and lay on the outside while the en-
gineers explored for mines. Then we
entered the trenches, changed the
parapets and prepared for the coun-
ter-attack The Turks opened fire
from a vineyard on our left, and
every man was given tin bombs and
told TO drive them out. We were
repulsed and the Moros were sent in
our place Five hundred wont out
Twenty OF these men are alive to-
day
The Turks charged In packed
in a counter-attAck at I:aO
o clock. we were trained to shoot
1s rounds a minute, and the Brit
ish batteries behind us kept up an
incesSant fire. But the Turkish 4
ranks were filled up as rapidly as
we depleted them. We were driven
back to our second line trenches,
where we were again reinforced.
Again we charged the Turks and
drove them baoks to a gully where
we were swept back. The Turks
opened y harrage fire and we had 10
'harse thru II. Just as we we're met
Nv more British troops and started
10 return. about 6 O'Clock was
struck by bullet In the chest
nst above the heart. At s o'clock
he next morning | was rescued and
hauled into the British trenches
~ ropes A Red Cross ambulanca
'arried me to the beach, thence by
'oat 10 Alexandria, Egypt where,
tno~n as an American soldier,
vas showcred with every Kind Of
,ttention In a hospital almost within
ne shadow OF the khedive's palace.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31

Daylight conservation by clock.
ugSiins will soon bo an accom-
PIished fact. Which goes to show
fhat The Worlds opinion is not al.
eaN consulted by our solons. But.
|in spite of tho abErdity OF tho
pcheme, there Is much good TO 10
derived from its operation. 40 let's
Forget Its faults and strive to make
= as valuable as possible.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31
Daily Food
March 81.

To him that overcomoth will ]
Tive TO cat OF the tree OF life. which
is IN the midst of tho paradise Of
God. REV. al.
Yes. while the dear Redecmer lives
We have boundlcss store.
And shall be fed with what he gives
who lives for evermore.
Unto him that loved us, and
washed us from our sins In his own
blood. and hath made ns kings and
priests unto God and his Father.
to him be glory and dominion for
ever and ever. Amen. Rev i.5. o.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31
The Woman Who Changed
By Jane Phelps
By Jane Phelps

KNOW" he again interrupted. ct
came home TO take you out with
me. i have 10 20 some distance in
the country. and as IL was such +.
beautiful day / thot YOU might en-
JOY the ride. But you choose -
make yourself impossible nv crying
over nothing, or over something yo,,
Imagine Is so. Good -bye---I bnns
you will remove the traces OF your
tears before I get back You ar,
most unAttractive," and without
waiting 60 hear my weak little nm
test he ran back down the stairs ana
out.
Another Cause for Voc.
NV tears started afresh when
saw that he had the open car
seldom rode In IT, because he said il
made me look 'blowsy' and nov he
was going to take a long ride In n
without me. lie had come all the
way home, too, to get me. Would
know him, ever understand how bs
could be so nice at one time. so dis.
agreeable at another?
/ dried my eyes and bathed then,
at intervals all the afternoon ne
had not said how long he would bs
gone. and he must not he anEered
further by seeing traces OF tears on
HIS return. But sobs kept rising IN
my throat In spite OF all that
could do.
All that long afternoon I remained
In my room. Celeste knocked sew
eral times but ] would not admit
her. Finally Mary came up WITH a
tray OF toast and tea, and when
heard her voice | let her in.
Eat somethin. Mrs Howard
Youll make yourself sick II Won
don't" she said coaxingly. "shure
It's the shame for a young thing the
likes OF you to he stayln' in tho
house AL this beautiful day"
II know, Mary, and II is all nv
own fault ] cried about that Mrs.
Sexton and couldn't 20 out riding
with Mr.. Howard because OF my red
eyes" attempting TO shield George.
''Shure a thick veil would hide
them," she muttered as she went
out.
| ate the toast and drank a Gun Of
tea. then" had to acknowledge that
| felt better. bathed and dressed,
then sat down by the window To
watch for George The bell rang,
and i heard Evelyn's voice say:
II know Mrs. Howard isn't in,
James; l just saw her drive by with
Mr.. Howard. viii you give her
this magazine when she comes In 30
No. you didn't see me Evelyn,
come right up" and as abe ran
lightly up the stairs. wondered
who II was she had seen and mis-
taken for me.
she was so done up in wells
didn't see her face" the explained.
frankly embarrassed. when | cues.
toned her.
Monday-the Yelled LADY
Copy right 1918 by George Matthew AdAmN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31

. The time IS near when wild geese
VIII he seen vending their way hack
toward lhelr northern summer
homes This sight always makes us
have a sort ot fellow feeling FOR the
poor home talent geese that have 10
he content 20 spend their winters
'tandinF on first ono foot and tber
The other, on the sunny side OF tba
old pond down In the horse lot
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31
PunkinUiIle Paragrafs
by GEORGE BINGHAM.

! n . TICK vile
train is bound 10
make money. as Il
hardly ever comes
IN without a total
of from one 70
two passengers on
board.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31

When a man cries for bread and
you give him a stone, 1t Is generally
regarded as hard hearted proceed
fnG. However, when the allies cried
Tor bread and we give them stone
ship. that In different.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31

The Germans played In to tho
hands Of their enemies by the last
great drive. The object OF the allied
troops Is to XIII az many Germans as
possible no as TO bring on peace n
'they had not attacked the allies
would have had TO do 30. and It is
- great deal easier TO XIII them com
1ng nj you than to go In after them.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31

!. The fame OF Tulsa has gone abroad
IN the land as a place where Il Is not
only .unwise. but dangerous to be
kfrAnkly disloyal But there are 9th %
bss besides those who may be in the
pay Of Germany who deserve hang
{jaK.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31
War Advtt.e


me ontimist savs: 20 o ahead.
~, Ihere's a chance TO lose.
ne time Il now. ana, on the dead,
you really can't refuse"
he pessimist says: wait n bit
ana look before you leap.
~ mere is any good in Il the
chance will surely keep.s
Inc ophmist sces but the sun. the
pessimist but rain.
Ihe optimist prepares for fun. the
pessimist for pain.
Inc optimist pulls forward and the
pessimist pulls hack.
me one pulls wide the throttle ard,
The other sands the track.
Inc world would be monotonous
N folks were all the Fams
With no one round TO raise n fuss
twouId be a lonely game.
the pessimtstst6 olue--
We really couidn't ret along un-
less We had the two.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31

The radical difference between pa
cifist ana loyalist is not that they
disagree on the desirablli,y OF peace.
but. while the pscifist wants to stop
the war. the loyallst wants TO end H..
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31

Kaiser tclegraphs Won Hertllnp
That the German sword las brought
peace In Russia"
All the peace tho kaiser will c,sr
have in Russia will not worry the
allies
Nv face is get toward tho cast %
saws Ludendorff
Turn around. LuaIc There -
somebody coming UP behind you.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31

The longer We study about daylight
|,conservation the more reasons We
Ifs1rd to be resigned to II. There viii
J IN bo not so much danger that
~ second game will have TO be
pouhd on account OF darkness.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31

Sid Hooks who
attended and took
part In a pie sup
per on Gander
creek FRIDAY Y
night. IL able 10
he up town with
his clothes on.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31

IIn man who stole hog In
| Washington county this week 4, AN
alien .r,r,. lb,t, WIN, no a.,
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wear VINO ~ cross hoi"e'n a nnl
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31

retary Baker will no doubt
ion his trip 10 France that
- .. a,etination is the thief OF pro.
parsdness and if>things do not hum
Eaii along the line when ho returns
k(his country Ia going 10 think II Is
ketms he was handed u pink slip.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31

The haste OF the shoe hanufnc-
turrrs to assure us that the lower
price or hides viii not mean cheaper
shoes is almost unnecessary. Sev-
eral things have come down In price
sincc last fan yet there are few
points at which the consumer has
realized any relief when a price
once goes up 1t is mighty hard TO get
II down again, even though the rea
son for the advapce Is no longer ex-
istent.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31

pawhuska complains that all the
pep is gone out of the enjoyment OF
fishing on account OF tho scarcity OF
liquid bait.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31
On@oSpUr
@'HO,;l1,1![!o!:nt H!O,;l1 g! :
Settling the (1OrkA Nhcad.


They are going TO sct the clock
ahead an hour everywhere To aa u
daylight. nut the only thlnR the av-
erage hired man on the farm Will
save Will he another chunk Of dark
ness. The average hircd man, EuinE
to he'd, meets himself setting up. even
as n IN now.
with the new rulc In vogue he
viii no more than got the second boot
pulled or before Il will be- time to
pun the first one on ogUll
All Of which Is remudn Of tho
story nf the farmland out I'm Indiana
who went 20 his employer and want
ed 60 work for less money. llc didn't
believe he was earning the SIS a
month
"whN' asked tho fnrmor. dunn
founded
"Becnusc said the hired man.
"th0rc are three hours Of the g Z that
waste don't ID a darncl lhisE
but sleep
\ rabbit raising mh has been
started Rt ParkcrEburg ". Va
About tho first thing the, viii
have tu do will be To- enlarge tho city
limits n they are going 10 keep % a
local affair.
II has been suggested that mayNo
JcsE willard wopli hc willing to
t7ko on Henny l.oudard or some
other 30-pOunder FOR an exhibition
match " his share is rs1tccd at
ti0Co.O00. Well. anything for llt.
tie excitement
We still maintain hat Jess iv the
rtize pocifist.
Now thdt the allleS have found 20
baseball League on the other side
they viii probably make q triulc pln,
on tho kaiser Washington TO Lon
don to Paris TO Berlin.
our friend Jake Racnthu runsI
the Bronx opcra house. whore the
attraction ls what y Your Husband
Doing %"
jake was standing In thu thcator
tho other evening and hdN ap-
preached and asked him what at
traction was on. and he said.
what Il Your Husband Doing "
None OF your business SIN" rc-
piled.
II isn't very funny. but it has tho
uSuai charm OF being true
Charlotte Perkins Gilman .n,v ifI
lll women iicd, men would get lIuuz |
without them
But not much 'u-thcr than one |
gprrratlun.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31
Everyday Wisdom
" DON HEROLD

II must be very discouaging 10 a
contractor to see 40 many buildings
already up. There must he times
when he sits and thinks deIectcdly.
why should there be any moro
buildings ?"
And when there is n ferocious fire,
a contractor must become very dis
couraged, too, lie must say. why
should 1 put up buildings TO burH
down D"
There must be optimistic con-
tractors and pessimistic contractors.
and some who arc a little OF both
II contractor were real optimistic
he could look at the proposition like
this. Wei, there are lot Of build
ings already 40 buildings must be a
fine thing and there ought to he "a
lot OF them" or, when he secs fire,
We'll there goes another building
| must build two TO take It's place ."
There Is a dark and q bright side
TO everything, as has been observed
by 2S,OOO,OO0 previous writer's
But the observation seems to be a
good thing. so We. being an optimis-
tic contracting writer. think II ought
to be observed at least once more.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31

Forsisn Advertising Representatives. Bry
ant, Griffin q Brunson, a25 Fifth Ave,
New ysrk, aoi Dsvohshirs H., Boston /
Ford Parsons Co, Peoples uss Hlds, Chi
sasoj Oscar o. Davies. boA Victor BldG-
Kansas City, No
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31
Oklahoma Outbursts
$4,000

Tho man who stole u hog In
Washington county this week II an
allen enemy, that's what he ~.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31

CopyriEhted by the British canadian Re.
eruiting Mission, which maintains dspots In
all large cities, where men. except Amer.
cans nav volunteer
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31

4 rabbit raising Tub has been
started at Parkcrshut " \t.
About tho first thing they viii
have tu do will he To- enlarge tho city
limits n they are going 10 keep % q
local affair.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31

Charlotte Perkins Gilman .ate IL
an women Sled, men would get aIons
without them.
But not much ,u-,hCr than one
generation.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31

Now that the allies have found 20
baseball League ON the other side
they VIII probably make triulc play
on tho kaiser Washington To Lon
don TO Paris TO Berlin.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31
PIiONES:

All Departments: 5000
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-31
Men Who Came Back

Oopyrightod by the British. .Csnsdisn Re
eruiling Mission, which msintains dspots In
al large cities, where men, except Ameri.
cans. may volunteer