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Arizona republican., 1918-04-16
BOSTON AMERICANS
 TROUNCE QUAKERS
Republican A. P. Leased Wire1

BOSTON, April 15.-Ruth held Ph!la delphia in the first game of the season, Boston winnings in a none too cleanly played contest. Condi- tions for the game were the best this city has seen in years for an opening contest, yet the attendance was only slightly more than 1000.
 The batting of Hooper and some fielding plays by shannon were fea- lures. Strunk and McInnis obtained by Boston from the Philadelphia club during the winter, made a favorable debut.
 McInnis sole fielding chance at third base, a new position for him, was a high foul which he caught after a hard run. Strunk singled and drew base on balls, also making q catch in center field which cut off at least two Philadelphia runs Score:
 PhiIadelp1ia
Arizona republican., 1918-04-16
ALEXANDER TO PITCH
Isepubrican A. p. Leased Wire1

ST. LOUIS. April 15.-Grover Cleve- land Alexander, National league pitch CT, will pitch for the Chicago Nationals tomorrow when the National league season is opened here. Alexander will reach St. Louis tomorrow in company with Charles Weegham, owner of the Cubs and crowd of rooters.
 Jack Hendricks. former mana ger of the Indianapolis American Association team, will make his debut as a big league manager. as leader of the St. Louis Nationals. Meadows will pitch for St Louis.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-16
MRS, HA[MMADE
 IL BY SAD NEWS

Prostrated over the death of her son, Arthur Hahn. who died at Camp Lewis. on Friday. Mrs. George Hahn is i'll i'll Los Angeles. Willis Hahn is hurrying to his mothers bedside from Camp Dick, Texas. having passed through Maricopa yesterday en route for the coast. He has obtained a months fur lolgh and. according to the meager information received here yesterday will remain in California. the funeral a month.
 The arrangements had been made for burial here on Wednesday but it is un- derstood that Mrs. Halm's condition is so serious that it was imperative that she remain in Los Angeles until she reeaiEed her strength.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-16
90 l 1 A E
Boston
Philadelphia .,.... ,...01O 900 OOO-

SUMMAR1-Two-b base hits. Hooper. Sacrifice hits, Scott. Sacrifice flies, Dugan, McInris, Ruth. Bases on balls off Myers 3: Adams 1: Ruth ,. h. nings pitched, by Myers s; Adams 3. Struck out, by Adams ,; Ruth 3. Wild pitch. Myers ,.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-16
GOLD|E' $ GOLD 1.
 AVA|LS HER NO1

Testifying that Goldie Williams hat told him that sine paid member of the city police S25 a month for protec- tion. d Thiel detective took the stand in the case of the state versus Goldic Williams, charged with bootlegSirS 2. That the negro woman did not fear ar rest was evident from her talk with the detective, but the alleged s25 a month police protection availed her not at all when she was brought before Judge Stanford. A jury found hei guilty. recommending mercy. She will be sentenced at 50 o'clock this morn- ing.
 Goldie is said by the detectives to have sold drinks at her four-room house on Third street In conversation with one of the Thiel operators she is alleged to have made the remark about the city police department.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-16

We accepted this war for a worthy object and the war will end when that object is attained. Under God 1 hope it will not end until that timc.-Abra- ham Lincoln.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-16

Dr. Thomas erred in putting his peculiar notions into practice. in offering personal demonstration So long he advanced them only as academic views he was safe.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-16
THRIFTY SUITOR

He-"I am man, you know"
 She-"When married can learn to cook dear'
 He-"Hadn't you better practice while your father is supplying the materials ?'-Boston Transcript
Arizona republican., 1918-04-16

Governor Capper of Kansas has lately been in Washington trying to convince the food administra ton that the Sunflower State is being overrun by war-hogs
Arizona republican., 1918-04-16

Count Czernin is the victim of his signature. His fate is that of many man who has learned to write
Arizona republican., 1918-04-16
Washington
z-Batted for Johnson in ninth.

Two base hit, Gil hooley. Sacrifice hits, Mogridge Bo- die, Pratt Johnson. Double plays. Baker to Pratt to Pipp. Bases on balls. off Mogridge l. Russell ,; John son ,. Innings pitched by Mogridge 2-3 Russell 1-3. Struck out by Johnson, . Russell, . Passed balls, Ainsmith l.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-16
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

LOST-An olive drab coat, between Five Points and Center street on Van Buren. Reward. Carson, Phone 1SRi.
 Inn
Arizona republican., 1918-04-16

TWO LARGE, well furnished rooms, walking distance, l block from postof- flee: prices reasonable. 600 N. 2nd Ave. Phone 10S9. br
Arizona republican., 1918-04-16

Do not wait till tomorrow-phoGe that WANT AID. to The Republican n' and dispose of, or get what you want
Arizona republican., 1918-04-16

Commander Sursuiar of the Ukrainian armies is leading his men against the Bolshes!ki since the sign ing of the German U kraine peace, to prevent southern RI ssla's grain from getting to Petrogfad
Arizona republican., 1918-04-16

FOR SALE-A lot of good shelving, refrigerator. show case, 6 portable mosquito proof houses, 10X12 tent. Box 1919 Republican.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-16

To RENT-5 or room house by healthy, grown-up family; unfurn ished, respectable location; will take years lease Box 1920 Republican.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-16

WANTED -Stenographer and bill clerk, good salary to right party. Box 1921 Republican. It
Arizona republican., 1918-04-16

AM GOING TO l.. A. and return by auto new car; leave Wednesday, 1Ttt d. m; can take passengers; very low rate. Call 764. Shaw's Smoke Hous
 Il
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-30
MICII NLInIn NM.

SIEGE fho EreBt present need ~
~" aluos i7 ships and since Japan
has declared h"r clgcrnrs. 90 do
c,or thing possible to ua4I-r thr all
Nca boo their demolition ~ thc rrua.
sian military marwn', many Amor
i'au- hay" been wnnd'rns WOF me"
lap1ru-o have not concentrated ON
the h4uding Of ships Tor allied use.
To lIn.' who had hcDow" uneasy
'u ih." subject tho report from
Washington i'1t Japan had offered
The Nl's 10000 toms ~ shipping
W 'F.hus" for certain concessions
mHet rpW" as welcome news just
what the desired concessions may h"
has not Urou made public. bat until
lh" contrary is proved 70 must hc ass
Hw'i That they are NOT wrpauu.
1h'"
Japan could h" q great d'nI 'o 9" ".
Il"'" 'ho present rmuplnE 'rIslH Her
'h'rhu''iinr fac.'lu,' ar" almost
equal 'o lhos" NJ most great mart
'mc nations. and she has %" labor
hh"rt1E" Tho Tact that many NJ her
thlp'Wda h1v" been running Di low
tpcod i"r months has puzzled some
"h" nave the ''u'r ~ lh" allies at
h''ri t"' the pr'sont shipping short
"s" j" 'a We'll understood in Japan
"e elise" here. n Japan builds shipa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-30
co., - - - - - - - - - - - - - = - - = - -
Little BeRny'3 Notebook

49, $1,000 =---------~A
W. was eating supir last nlto. and
ma sed To pop, Ils too bad YOU dis
llk' lo play cards 30. william
don't dislike cards, scd pop. i
simply loaih, and dotcst them. !
haven't envhing ag,nst them cspe-
-hi'N, merely dcspiso them and
cant boar tho site OF them. but
spcn king of the wcrld war, watts that
got 10 uo with IT,
Well there's going ~ be- a. little
card party hs.r at the house next
SttlddJy Ccvning, and of course
you'll hair tu Join ms sed ma
ot course Ili haff rDdo nothing ct
tho sort Sod poo m, fact that some
f""llc minded person invented cards
ls r my rlud one of the 2 con
elusive proofs that man descended
iruW the monkey
NHus tho other proof. pop = sod.
ard pop Frl. Tho other proof s that
after he invented them. other oven
i''h'"r minded. persons continued
to Use them.
HIt Willyum. sod ma. this party
is 'n honor Of my sister Maud and
as sh" is only going 20 be iu town
Tor few hours, you serteny aVt
POO ho there
There's mcuy slip tvix the aU
tu and the viii bo. sod pop. mutch
as I ann adverse to playing cards.
! ann 20 times ayerscr TO your sister
Maud and always have bin. ana
now that I come TO think of u. cny
"a'. wat ec,ning did you SAY the
party was called for
Sstihday ecyuing. sod ma
l'u YOU mceu next Satiiday7 sed
pop.
Yes. scd MA
You don't mc-n the Saudday after
next sed pop
N"N S1tiIday reNning Sod ma
Well. that's unfortunate. because
har" an ouCHgcweut for next Satid-
d1N cc'nlnC sed pop.
WillEum. sed ma. n You're not
h"or n"Nt Sltidday ceyning there's
only one way 10 Keep Maud frum
feeling lnsulicd. and that will br 10
Insist ON hCf stopping over I'm town
ana staying with us for "a week or 20
Wat mite did you say sed pop.
Next Satidday sed ma
-. that's Giffrent. sure. Iu he there
rrd pop. Wich no prohcrly will
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-30
r---------
Everyday Wisdom
KISSES

The kiss is the greatest devise ever
found by theatrical and moving Tic-
ture producers Co get an audience to
get up and go home satisfied. The
kiss is the worlds greatest opera
house closer Between 1890 and /
o'clock each night there are hun.
drcds ~ theatrical kisses going on In
every state In the union.
This gives theatsr owners chance
10 close up and go home and get
some sleep
II saves light bills It saves fuel
bills
II saves billions Of feet Of motion
picture film a. year tor wastes it,
Tor that's what most OF II leads up
tuJ
In the early days OF the motion
picture thoiter the management
used 10 throw Good Night slide
on the screen A. the present time.
the audience understands that when
the hero and heroine clinch and
kiss, u Is Good Night without any
further notice.
Evenings must end about II
o'clock films come on rolls one
thousand feet long. novels must stop
I'm the vicinity OF 335-things can
not go on forever
And there's never vet been any
thing found to make the public
think II has come To the quitting
place Ike a kiss.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-30
The DniLH horoscope
"Tha st.ts incline. hut d mi .ourel'
Cop,firlt 1918 ~ ne Mcclure
NsvtpAper Syndicate

This n NOT . fortunate tar according
fH mo reading Of the stars Neptune and
Samr0 rule strongly f0r evil
rdsr thls sway there b., much danger
on rho son and great battle D, believed
io hs forcsNnduWrd
an ths signs ssetr 20 Indicate speed iu
tho wsr prorrsm snd 'hie tendency will
hrI0- about fHnr r-saf uisfake or undue
rsrl 'Hrsrass rho 'crr- drrI1rr
Through many 'rfhu'atInnr supreme
arH .rrrmruts are rrogrHs'rafci hHt they
uil not hs rrsrhsi u1itt'r There seems
go DO urrtot ~ un"~rfb.nff discourage.
went ani rr1vvvfs Nui fhIt v.lI ras. nnd
vI1 'rAi 20 sNtrsortinhrt sffairiusnts
Arhur~h aNroI1rrrs differ o. 90 tho
leUc'h Of Tho VAR now fhlf Mo planetary
rule that prrsuEod pFs.r n,rruHfI1ns hss
Ha'ssf tH,re seems 10 hr nrst rsa,on far
h-noyius that sudden end wiN come
ru 1910
saturu is i0 = place OF -r.,frr rprtsrf
10 iarwrrs vh7 waN harH fr combat
ssou~rr Of insects. .u addition f. ,thr- Oh
HHrlrs Ir the uay ~ surrss. .ih.s .aar
Tho food situation aursa-. .r1fh.r Hr.
promising and i' Be- lAr', U"n..r.HF.." s.I
N"'ow' move stringent rrrrss.i. than has
90 'sr forrio'd
rsrscrs whose hrAdafr f .. rat moot,
man, ohsta-irt Iu tho rtEf tsar U.sau.
r1irtmeut and even rrisf "A. 'Na fauI, rrr.
,ls srrm imminent
thltrel horn on this day ars Ikrf, 90
haze ihe srtisiir temperament aHH TO be
100 ritte8 70 succeed in business or curn.
nefciai liia
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-30
7aIky,g8eEi'icndlNH
E8A AIEolvc1. zs5::S e: "

Wei as ! was saying in the last
story, Rilly Bunny and hts good Kind
u Gle Lucky said good bye 10 the
tItg King And the frog was very
sorry to sec them 20. for although
he was u King, his Kingdom was
only pond. But then. when Nuu
come tothlnk OF H. ne couldn't have
HIS kingdom any plac" else. 50 OF
course lac wNa-nenten'ed and that's
the chief thing In life, whether YOU
are a king or a poor man
Now what are we going 10 do +"
~ id Uncle Lucky as he and his r1h-
hit nephew rolled along as nicely
a. vou please In the l.uCkNmohlle
"ph Just ron alhng,' rnsUcrcd 'he
little bunny slippinE his tuapSack
or his shoulder and laVing his str g.
90 candy cane doNn on the huttoH
OF tho automobile, am Just glad go
bc riding with you, dear tuylo
iu,ly Nud this 80 dckled tho oIl
gentl"m1n rabbit that hc turned to
smile NJ ntlly Bunny. and thcn of
course he didn't see whore he " t7
going and the FIRST thing YOU know
and the FIRST thing he knew. the
ckymohile ran right into u bnk-
et's shop md kn bCNcd over tho
counter. whi'h was full of pies and
/ cakes
"ch please excuse mo-" criod
| II,rclc Lucky ~ .he 'Rkerman. vro
was hir. rrd-flcsd turkey goht lcr
| Rat. oh denr nc, ts soon ~ that
Turkcy Gotblcr saw Uncle Iurkrs
/ rcd ,ic he made rush ai tho nl'
gentleman rabbit ror turkeys. Won
| know. Get tetrIh'v mad Whom they
J 500 auythint rcd and n 'uclc Lucky
| uduft urHrcd out o. the WAY thai
/ Turkey Cohhlar wpull have picked
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-30

All the efforts of Democrats 100
congress to disero'iit Republican p1.
triotism cannot get away from the
historical fact that II has been more
the Republicans than the Democrats
that have made II possible for the
president 10 put this nation ON a war
footing. The Democrats have spent
most OF their time in harassing Mr..
Wilson. Now they try 10 make 't
appear that the Republicans have
been putting partisanship above pa
triotism and that the Democrats are
the cri,erlons OF nonpartisan patri-
otisrn. People viii not forget s'
easily. II would pay the Democrats
better 10 cease stirring up partisan
feeling and let the voters forget some
Of their record before election day
comes around
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-30
\ New Interest
t'ItArTEE IN\\lN

'liAl' ltit ~ M r.
For a week have h''n l' gro.
lessor GOES class. \, "..'o.N
''Ch afternoon ''N" h'F n"''
l.vD and walk over io inc '".''+'
Inc class Is az '.-'. >" NUM-
along
Is this sara Lane S'ra' WIN
bTiEhi t'l"i 0aI' I'N.''
IN a wcll-madc tan sul' and q h.Ae
fuN tur' And 500 "nA' Wan,
ahead. Th"ugh N VIII he up NV
work
fur Professor Col" ~ ms CLASS. IN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-30
Hunting a Husband
BY Mary Douglas

l,rcn n hrlncs out the Hight la
m, SLATE. coIor,d eve. ,,a. glad
ur lh, color burning ian my soc.DA.
Til, color that was due as much %
o,, .tcmont JOS to the hiuur ,.r.
400 was glad too. of m, pr,l,
.pIk nails
So eIInpcd down the stairs. .u,
hr1rt beating hIgh And mighty
t,s,,.. .,.,lr -r,u b.. ,,t,lt,..
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-30
Oklahoma Ouibursts

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n h,rtps Ia l.ol. ,s q, Va, rf,.
clock back moro than am hour n he
sets Into Paris ny ucNt Monday. ,
We have referred several times iu
IN" product ~ ilaig q UAiK. but Oh.
nhuWa people hu.o been used tu
ho"ii"rg"rs delight 80 long that
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-30
pcvfcctIy Simplc.

During school tea kindly Eng
lish lady sat regarding one OF ihs
young guests with evident alarm.
Indismayed by the lady's glances'
the young hopeful demolished plaiea
after plate Of bread and butter anl
cake Atclast the lady could stand
II no longer Going up to the urcnln
she said
MY boy. have you ever read any
book which would tell you what u
cat. what 60 drink and what 70
avold7"
why. bless YOU. ma'am." replied
the young gentleman with his mouth
fun OF cake II don't want no book.
It's very simple. eat all 7 canl
/ drink all can an avoids busf
in"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-30

cans may volunteer
lB" SEEGT MAURICE SILNES
TRln.
Trallcurs Morrocans
Where ! was az \erdun there wa
no mo Mans Land" We we're al
mixed up together. Germans ami
French and We fought from holes
sometimes fifteen. sometimes ftD|
mon IN one big shell hole In th|
next hole might be Germans 'Tht
French fire on one side and the tFa
man fire on the other were like tVt
curtains
! was In charge Of African troops
Moroccans and Algcrians because ]
rpoke several languages We wer.
rushed from Challons To Nerdun u
automobiles. II took day and I
half to get there. only twelve ~ ny
men were left when we got through
The Arabs are good fighters with iht
hayonet. not sharpshoutres Nhel
they Imell powder and see hlool
there ls no stopping them The Ger
mans hate them They love France
and are glad 70 fight for her Thei
never surrender nor do they giW
quarter. They do not like to stay n
tho trenches long After few day.
they want To he at the Germani
trenches They know that is wha
they arc there for
The Germans are all alike. I di
not think so at first But now !
would take no prisoners Al Arrai
learned better. We we're going for,
ward. crouching in a shallow trench
fighting along like rats We can't
upon a wounded German. an officer
His leg was turned back. all out Of
shape feeling Of humanity can't
over me, my men would have killef
him [ stayed by him and protected
his life stayed there until my lasl
man had passed As left him
hoped the French stretcher bearer
would find him and pick him up. Al
| turned saw him take his rife u
shoot me. who had preserved MI
life WAS so mad I went back
with my hayouet and stuck him
They are al alike. all savages.
Twenty-Five timeE have led bayo'
ne. charges. We lead to show oul
men we are not aftnid to die The1
follow The. German officers driv'
their men ahead. AMI az the officcri
are Ailled they surrender. They ar'
good sharpshonters. .ut they dr'
gfisit OF our knives
was two years and n half IN 'h'
trenches before got wounded N
soou ds | am well enough | shall 4
aack after more Germans haN
only Killed nine, nine that I am sNr'
or I am not afraid TO die " "'
do not fight and die We will be mnd
glaycs. So will England and Amer
ica There will be no chance to
unvhqdv The French would rain T
de Than he made slaves ! AaI
wounded six times, and honorabN
discharged with lie pension iu
shall re-enlist again and go hl''
as q private from this country. ! r''
do my duty as well rs a private, Ia'
We must fight or oe made slaves.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-30

Some Of osr public men are not
doing their share IN conserving Poli-
ticians are notably extrayaEant Az
witness: The time ot the United
States senate costs fiF6t6t day.
not TO say what the time may bc
worth Much of IT, indeed, Is squp-
dered. The other day Senator RecI
took three hours. Cts,9S776 worth)
60 make a speech against bin for
which he aftcrward voted II IN ALSO
a safe conclusion that his remarks
were not worth small portion ~
that sum 10 anybody
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-30

Some legislatures can reall, a.
compliAh work on schedule time u.
just took the Texas lawmakers thirty
days 10 ratify constitutional prohi-
Sitlon, TO enact Statutory prohibition
within the state offer womcn the
vote and enact a new primr, law.
besides which the, passed over u
hundred other bills Some indus
trious streak Tor Legislature. iv %
not? suppose the Oklahoma lcE,s-
Iature should do anything like that
eyouldnt tho walls OF Jericho cul-
lapse In astonishmcnt7
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-30

In our hatred of German meth.
DDS ana our zeal to show loyalty 10
our government, We are IN danger
OF ovcrstepplnE the bounds ~ civ
lliEed law and commit acts that
tend to overthrow the very princI-
pies We are fighting today to up.
hold here Is tendency Of indiNld-
uaiH tu resent with physical force
the slightest remarks ~ a critical
nature. and IN some Instances this
recruitment is carried 10 extremes
Patriotism is not a license Ia KIN
and We do not have tu assault and
batter 10 prove our loyalty. We do
not mean TO say that there are not.
occasions when forhearanco reascs
to he a virtue. but We do say thnr
In many instances there was nat
Justification for the physical force
resortod to, II Is the brute force for
which humanity has indicted the
Germans and Indulgence hy citizens
or this country ia to bo deplored
Acting upon military advice con-
gress has provided means for nun.
i"hment Of those guilty Of uttcrlng
diSloyal remarks and while In
numerous cases tho punishment
does not seem adequate. yet a. a
lAw-Shiding people We should Yield
to tho wisdom Of military and civil
authority. when tho individual nm.
dertakes to meet out punishment. n
Is but another phase NJ mob Nio-
lence and a bestiAlity that has made
Germany an abomInation and a re-.
proach thruout civilized lands.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-30

senatofturtis Of kansns baa ron.
dercd The country good service hy
securing the adoption of an amend.
ment 10 the senate rules which will
make 4, impossible In the future Tor
conference committees to insert In
pending bills provisions which have
never been considered hy either
house, or which, having been con
Sidorcd. have been disapproved
Hereafter. laws enacted boy congress
VIII he the result ~ ran delihcra-
uon. The difficulty In tho past has
been that In many Instances. after
both houses had Indicated their
Views regarding measures. confer.
encc committees which we're an.
pointed To compromise differences
between the two houses. Inserted on
urely new matter representing their
own views and this new mnttrc mus,
b" accepted or tho whole measure
leopard zed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-30

II grows evident that the Germans
did not really expect to get through
TO Paris, The announcement OF their
intention and the subsequent dcspcr-
ate attempt TO carry out the threat
were more fer camouflaEe OF hes
own people than Tor any hope ot
success. They choose rather to
hearten their friends and tcrrify
their enemies so that In the event VI
peace they might be able to stand
up for more favorable terms.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-30

Hotel Proprietor And may ask
what tho little contriyanrc is YOU
1rr carrying
Visitor That Oh. this BE- my pri-
,ttr Nre escape.
Hotel Proprietor TIM. well. We
have "a rule here with reference TO
guests with fire escapes u IL
cash iu advance. Saturday Jour
nal
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-30

And they have knights Of Liberty
I'm Minnesota too SO much the bet
ter. After while we may find out
that this orga niratlon has ramlfi-
cations all over the country Which
n good. There should he as many
units Of the Knights as there arc
units OF the |. w. W.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-30

Tulsa people have tried conscien-
tiously 90 live UP to the demands OF
war times, but there ia one place
where she will not he discouraged.
No war can stop Tulsa from growing
unless the Huns come here and run
us out
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-30
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Daily Food
March 30.

Him that ovcrcometh Will ! MAKE
n pillar IN the tomple ~ my God,
and he shall go no moro out kcN,
a.1s
Then let my soul march, boldly on
Press forward to the heavenly
gate
There peace and Joy eternal reign,
And glittering robes for conquer
orH walt
Hold fast that which thou hast,
that no man take thy crown. Rev
an,