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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-30
CKWARTEK.
SeSya w~ieczOrna.

SSogR "ACN&SAE4
jewska otworzyla o godz. $40.
Komisya poprawek do konstytu--
cyl oznajmia, re ukonezyia W Gym
nosci. IZba zwalnia ia.
Prezes. Andrzejewska mIanuje ko
misye specyalna z jedenastu czfon-
kin do opracowania paragraph W kon
stytucyi odnoSnie do wypaaty po-
Smiertnego. Otto sklad tel komisyi:
panic Gibasiewicz. Hon. Grabowska,
Einsporn. Mochalska, E. Napieral-
ska, adv. H. Czachorska, DIR. Kaczo~
rowska, Szakalun, Dorasiewicz Neu
man. Izba zatwierdzlla komisye.
Sekretarka ~odczytuje k~orespon--
dencye cd Wydz. Narodowego W spra
vie podatku narodOwego i niesienia
pomocy O~jczyznie. rzyjeto ia okla
skami.
Prezeska Neuman zabiera CLOS
zacheca do czynnegp popierania sprs
Wy n]arOdowej.
Nastepuje sesya Wydzialu Oswia-
ty i diuga dyskusya pod kierowniet-
wen DIR. Kaczorewskiei, prezeski
Wydziaiu W sprawie szk6l dla anal
fabet6w, dIa rob6tek, W sprawie po-
zyczek dla k~sztalcacych sic, oraz W
sprawie wylszei szkoIy. Jest take
dyskusya mad kwestya piatnych nau-
czycielek jezyka polskiego i angiel-
skiego.
Sekretarka nastepnie odczytuje
proSbe cd Si6str Franciszkanek o Ia
pomoge dla Domu Starc6w / Kalek
W Chicago. Izba uchwala wyznaczyc
$500.
Sekretarka odczytuje koresponden
eye cd PAM Zofii Jankiewicz W spra-
vie jej realnosci W Chicago, kt6ra o.
fiarowala ma Sejmie Wychodztwa
pred czterema tygodniami Detroit
ma fundusz narodowy. Ma tel real
noSci ciazy dug, z~aciagniety cd wv.
Polek. PAM Jankiewicz prosi, ably
zarzad Wv. P. ~reaInoS6 sprzedai, dug
sw6j odciagnal, a reszte oddal do
funduszu narodowego.
Delegatki wyrazaja PAM Jankie--
wicz uznanie "a jej ~patryotyzm, lecz
Izba oSwiadcza sic "a innem zaia--
twieniem sprawy Ia pOleceniem adv.
Czachorskiej i prezeski Neuman.
Nastepuje sprawozdanie komisyt
finansowej. Referuje del. Dziewczyn-
ska.
Komfssa poleca, ably pensya preze-
ski wynosila $500 ~rocznie, zazna--
czajac, re dis kobiety, fizyeznie
pracujace, wiecej zarabiaja, a ME So
zmuszone swego calego poswie
cat swej piracy, jak tego sic zada on
prezeski.
Delegatki stawiaja popraWki: po-
prawka jedna jest "a pensya W su--
mia $1,000, a pOprawka do poprawki
proponuje $1,000. Wynik glosowania
jak nastepuje: 80 glossy "a $1,000,
90 glossy "a $1,000, a 33 glossy "a
$500. Wobec tego pierwsza popraw-
ka (S12OO) przeehodzi.
Del. Prakseda Sawieka z Milwau-
kee prosi o zwolnienie, gdyz ola
waznego powodu must wracac do do
mu. Izba uwzglednia proSbe.
Izba nastepnie uchwala W mysl po-
lecenia komisyi, azeby pensya vice
prezeski wynosiia $3.50 ~rocznie.
Komisa nastepnie poleca, azeby
pensya sekretarki wynosiia $4,000
rocznie. WywiazuJe sic burzliwa dy-
skusya. Postawione sa dwie popraw-
XII: jedna "a pensya W sumie $500
~rocznie, a druga "a $500. Close
wanie wypada jak n~astepute: "a
$1,000 II gios6w, "a $500 81 gio-
SOW, a "a $500 65 glos6w. Wniosek
przechodzi, ably pensya sekretarki
wynosila $4,000.
Izba ME Jest zadowolona 2 rezul--
tatu. Ma sail wzburzenie. Jedna z de-
legatek stawia wniosek o rekonsyde-
racye. Poniewaz jednak iuz jest go
dzinia 1920, vice sprawe sic odkia-
da do ULTRA i Izba sic odracza do go
godzfny 9tej W piatek przedpoiud-
MEM.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-30

"iOu6AShJ huoASJ
Armii Stan6w Zjednoczonych jak =:
pod srebrnym orlem Pofski ma po-
ZACH Francyi, i dalekim wschodzie
Europy.
Gotowe jesteSmy niest mienie !
zycie W ofierze jake wykupno Oh
czyzny naszej z kajdan niewoli, CRU
z6w i ruin smierci gdy jek rosnacy
krzyzowanej przez oswobodZicieli
Macierzy wzbiera pod niebiosa o.
kropnoScia zbrodni ma Mel dokony-
wanych, gwaftow i okrucienstw no.
wych.
Siyszymy jek ten straszliwy idacy
ku nam z katowni jenc6w naszych W
cbozach detencyjnych Niemiee i Au-
stryi, re znecan nieisychanych boil
szewickiej Rosyi, z kazamatow We
gier, z ust mracej ma brukach dzia-
,twy narodu, hanbionych dziewczat
sZalonych rozpacza matek i zon. Pie
klo rozpetane mad Polska bile W ser
ca nasze otwarte i rwie okrzyk po-
tezny niez}omny -- INA szance
le6cie mIodrieay nasza, pomscijcie
meke ich, krew, Ivy, hanbe nieludzka'
Ma szahce le6cie swobody. - Wy -
jej straz / obroncy.. l MECH nam
wstaje Gym - Gym zbrojny krwi,
czyn ofiary zycia. czyn ofiary mie-
MIA i piracy dnia i chwili kazdej. Czyn
my!
Wzywamy przeto my, Polki, Po-
selki Sejmu XIIgo Zwiazku Polek,
wszystkie siostry nasze i braci do
czyn6w ofiar, prac, zaparcia sic !
Walk.
Wzywamy wszystkie Grupy nasze
stworzyt jak n%ajpredzej zaprzysiezo-
ny Skarb Narodowy W mysl 1aczno-
sci Zwiazku Polek z uchwalami pier
wszego ongresu Polskiego W Detroit
i wsp6Ipracy z Wydzia1em Narodo-
wynn, iakotei z Komitetem Polskim
Narodowym W Paryzu, kt6rego do
stojni Reprezentanci - prezes Ro-
man Dmowski i Jan Ignacy Paderew-
ski SO naszymi kierownikami.
Wyrazamy Geese patryotycznemu
Duchowienstwu Polskiemu, ktore
wszedzie staneio W szeregu piracy ma
rodowej z VIOLA ludu ma zew ofiary
mienia / czynu zbrojnego dla Polski.
Niesiemy slowo uznania ola Prasy
Polskiej, kt6ra solidarnie i goraco spra
wuje wielka narodowa s1uzbe W tym
czasie przelomowych dziej0w swiata
wzywamy spoieczehstwo Gale do stwo-
rzenia jednolitego frontu karnej s1uz-
by narodowej.
W\razamy p1Omicnna Ware nasza, re
Zwiazek Polek isc bedzie naprz6d z C
zdwojona energia prac, wola ofiar
rozkwitem zbiorowei SHY kObiet, by
jaSniet jak gwiazda niegasaca w chlub
nych dziejach W~ychodztwO, ola Polski
dalekiej / Stan6w Zjednoczonych. kt6re
staly sic naszym opiekunem i Macie-
RIA druga.
Wyrazamy 1aczno5c nasza S%erdeczna
W pracach / dazeniach carbohydrates
lex tel wolnej Republiki, walczacych
tax wytrwale i szlachetnie o prawa r6-
VINE ola wszystkich kobiet, w Stanach
tel Uni poteznej.
Wyraiamy uznanie nasze Za1ozyciel
kom Zwiqzku Polek i pierwszym "a
s1uzonym jego pracownicom.
Mech zyje Zwiazek POlek, ko1czac
goscine nasza W pieknym tym grodzie,
slemy Slowa ~serdecznej podzieki "a tax
ciepIe przyjecie naszemu Komitetowi
Przcd Sejmowemu, acknowledgements
w pracach swych i ~staraniach. Szano-
wnemu Majorowi miasta Detroit, i sza
nownym Obywatelom POlskim "a Okla
IAN nam wzgledy }askawe | goScin-
nose.
Mech zyja st. ZjednOczone Ameryki.
Mech lyle wolna z%jednoczona Polska
Mech zyja przyjaciele nasi Alianci!
Mech do zycia wstanQ wszystkie ma
rody sIowianskie i wszyscy uciemieze-
nj!
Stefania Laudyn-C hrzanOwska,
ZOfia JanlIiewicz,
Mania COrwit.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-30

JOANNA ANDRZEJEWSkA, l4O
Marya Kryszak, 81
Ma KASYERKE:
LUCIA WOLOWSKA.
.LEKARZ NACZELNY:
MARYA O. KACZOROWSKA.
ADWOKAT:
HELENA FLEMING CZACHORSKA.
Ma DYREKTORKI:
TEKLA KARGE 81
ANTONINA MUSOR, IS
J0ZEFA SPECIAL, SO
KAROLINA SOWINSKA, GA
WALERYA HOJNACKA, 81
Anna GrabOwska, 6S
STANISLAWA RACZKOWSKA, %
ROzalia Petlak, GIL
Olga MarcinkOwska, %
Marya PiOtrOwicz, 45
Helena Zebrowska, r 80
Veronica Hartwig, IL
Katarzyna Lipeeka, IL
KOMISYA REWIZYI KSIAG:
Ma Stan Illinois:
KATARZYNA LAK0WKA, SO
J6zefa WerbachOwska, "a
Ma Stan Wisconsin:
WANDA KWASNIEWSKA, SO
Amelia Mochalska, IS
Ma Stan Indiana:
ANNA MARQUARDT, liz
Julianna GrOchOWalska, 81
Ma BIBLIOTEKARKE:
TEOFILA SNIEGOCKA,
WICE-PREZESkI Ma POSZCZEGOL-
NE STANY:
Stan Wisconsin:
ANTONINA Hon.
ZaehOdnia Pennsylvania:
HONORATA WOsOWSKA.
WschOdnia Pennsylvania:
MARYA SZAKALUN.
Stan Ohio:
X. JABLONSKA.
Stan Connecticut:
A. WALCZYNSKA.
Stan New York:
MARTA MAZUROWSKA.
Stan Michigan:
MARYA SKWIERCZYNSkA.
Stan Nebraska:
MARYA SEMPECK.
Stan Massachusetts:
K. NARTOWICZ.
DOlaczyC do powyzszego wypada tax
re dwie inne ~urzedniczki, kt0rych ma
zwiSk ME ma ma balocie, a mianowicie:
PAM ZOFIA JANKIEWICZ PREY
je}a PREY samym kOhcu juz pc wybo-
rach urzad redaktorki organu i Clio
su Polek", ma kt6ry zostala wybrana
jednogioSnie przez Izbe wybrana.
PAM ANNA NEUMAN, byla preze-
ska, zostala wybrana ma urzqd zaszczy
tiny organizatorka tax grup ZwiQzku
Polek jak i fill PNskiego Bia1ego
Krzyza.
R~ezolucye Sejmu MI wv. Polek cd
czytafa PAM Stefania Laudyn Chrza-
nowska, przewOdniczaca KOmitetu re-
zolucyi, tuz PREY samym koGcu Izba
przyjeia je jednogioSnie. Brzmia n
jak nastepuje:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-30
RUMUNI L MA "a
CHODNIM N

Paryz, 80. wrzesnia. - Pierw-
sly korpus rumuiski ukohczyi
swe przygotowania we Francyi i
wkr6tce wezmie udzial w wal
kach ma zachodnim froncie. silly
tego oddziaiu ME podano. So to
zolnierze, ktorzy pc klesce Ru-
munii opuscili ojczyzne i przy--
byli do Francyi, ably tutaj wal
eve z Niemcami.
STRATY NIEMIECKIE.
Londyn, 80. w~rzesnia. - Cd Is
lipca Alianci wzieli $4,000 jeh-
cow i $500 dial. Z tego $4,000
jenc6w i 300 dial ma zachod--
MIN froncie. Amerykanie zabrali
$4,000 jencow i 500 dial.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-30

vysras EaseS nfo-anGie1SidA
nzIENNJK CHICAGOSKl prsodujs
,oa wzElsdem doboru 1 trsIct nA,s'
.v.I-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-30
SUKHOMLINOW w F
LANDYI.

Stockholm, 80. wrzesnia. -
General. Sukhomlinow, minister
wojny w gabinecie rosyjskim Cd
1909 roku do 1915, O ktorym mo-
wiono, re zostal skazany ma
Smierc i rozstrzelany, przyby} do
E;n1opdv;
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-30

..- O7!ENNTR CHT~aGosHf
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15
Report Many Cases
Of Rheumatism Now
Says we must keep feet dry;
avoid exposure and eat
less, meat.
stay 90 t1e damn-Hround, avoid IN.

stay OF the damrEround, avoid eN-
posure, Keep feet dry, cat less meat.
drink lots of water and above an nks
u spoonful of salts occnslonaly 10
keep down ulic acid.
rheumatism Is caused by poisonous
toxin. called Hric acid. which is pcu-
eSated IN the bowels and absorbed into
the blood, u IN the function Of he
kidneys to filter this acid from the
blood and Cast II out IN the urine The
pores OF the skin ere also means uf
freeing the blood OF this impurity In
damp and schilly, cold weather the
skin pores are closed. thus forcing 'he
kidneys TO do double work. they Ne.
come week and sluggish and raj 10
eliminate this uric acid. which keeps
&ccurlulatiRg and circulatipg thru The.
system, eventually settling ia The
Jolnts and muscles. causing stiffness
soreness and pain called Thegm0 IN.
Al the firs twinge OF rheumat Ism
gel from any pharmacy about four
oNnce Of Had Salts; put a Ia hlesnnon-
tul In glass Of water and drink be-
fore breTtfast each morning for
week This ~ said TO eliminate uric
acid byt stimulating the kidney 70
normal action, thus ridding the u'00d
Of these Impurities.
Jad salts is inexpensive, harm ess
and is made from the acid or grapes
ard lenson Juice, comb bined with iihs
and Is used with excellent results ny
thousands of folks who are subject 10
f1euinaiism. Here you have n % IS
ant effervcscent iitta-wnter drink
which overcomes uric acid and ~
nenefGtal TO your Kidneys as we'll
Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15
TURN HAIR DARK
WITH SAGE TEA
III Mixed with Sulphur 1t
Darkens so Naturally
Nobody can Tell.

Ihc uld+ ...v miXlure OF Sage Tea
apd sulphur for dafkeninR gray,
stree krd nnd faded hair Ii grind
mothers recipe and folks are again
using II to Keep their hair goad,
even colcr which is quite sensible,
rs We are living In an age when a
Youthful appearance is Of the greatest
advantage,
Nowadays tho, We don't have the
uoNblesome taslf OF gathering the
E1ge ard the nussy mixing at home.
All drug stores SCH the feady-to- use
product improved by the addition or
other ingredients called "Wyeth =
Sage and sulphur Compound" II Ia
very popular because nolsfT can dis.
cover II has been applied. Simply
noisten YOUR comb or soft brush
With u and erRw this thru your hair
taking one smaIl strand 40 tHne;
by morning the gray hair disappears
but whar delights the ladies' with
Wyeth's Sage apd sulphur Compound,
Is tnat, besdeH beautifully darllrning
the hair after few applications, Il
als8 produces hat soft hstre and ap-
pearaRce OF abundance which Is 50
attractive, This ieady-to-use prepar-
q atton 'ls a delis htfuT toilet REQUESTS Tor
perr nee, Il Alaot% Int Intended ''5ui for fpe ise
cure. MITIGATION or prevention OF ais
ease --Ady.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15

hhdIns no lawyers there. They we're direct.
"a = ~; Chamber Sf Commerce The sA,ne
Arran 4-i'ent will he followed today in the
event there is no heat at the city hall
=
FRED SHAW. district manager for The
Msr SavinEN stamp committee, and n
urshsn, special representative Of the TX.
oklnhoma city, where they viii attend a state
meetng OF bns,n-ss men who are devsting
iheir time 10 the sale Of war savings stamps
In this state.
ORA uPP, oneeof the leaders. In all natri
otie movements in Tulsa for the past several
months. has been avpointed by District Man
aser Fred shaw Us assistant city manager of
inc Tulsa War Savings STAMP conmit,N
and such win have rhargs OK the instsli.
Ton OF the several hundred substauons where
war savings stamps and baby war bonds
may be purchased
&C. BARBEF and VI L. Steele wsre ar
ralFued yesterday IN Justice Marrru's e,urt
on thHr1ers % ~an joint theft OF an automobile
rom the Norris Motor company Enrbee
-Sas bound over 10 the district court on a
hohd OF 81, 600 aud Steele asked q sepxrste
would preiuds"s his ease His request was
sfantedoAnd bearing act for January 81
=
,'PLA2' WOOD and Allison Ivy, charged
with Garrett t'totton''l Bailey in the mur.
der Of Iohn Dobrcff Grrek lsborer. will b,
arrStgned today In Justice warren's court.
The men were arrested few DAYS ago an
John Doe warrants for rampieiiy In IN.
shooting scrape Which resulted In Dobreff's
death and . narrowly averied decapitAtion of
Bailey by angry workmen.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15
Oklahoma Hospital

Read the newspaper ae-
counts OF fires, then act pru-
IDENTIFY by placing helpless
ones in u Gre-proof hospital.
Oh, yes, it's modern; the
Flourascope X-Ray, clinical
laboratory, operating rooms,
ambulance service, resident
physician, are available to
private patients of any re-
putable physician.
DR.. Fred S. Ciinfon, Pres.
Miss N. c. e. zieseier, .Supt.
West Ninth and jackson streets
Usage 39S0
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15
White Goods

Lot No. i-2.000 yards OF pretty
sheer white goods In woven checks.
Htripes, bars and splash effects;
values zoe. use and soc. Tabled
for this sale, per yard ....tTc
Lot No. 2--50 pieces of novelty
white IN quite 10 number OF pretty
new weaves, values from 35c to
40c; tabled special per yard 20c
Lot No. pieces OF novelty FLAX
ops, Sherettes aud Linweavcs. all
white In wren checks. stripes and
corded effects. values from soc.
csc and Use, tabled special for tho
White. Sale. per yard .....t t2c
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15
by John r. Rathom.
Editor of Providence Journal. who
exposed The German pIotS In

by John r. Rathom
Editor of Providence Journal, who
exposed The German plots In
Mexico and Argentina
IL has r~centlyA been my good for
tunrt To meet very large audiences OF
people In various cities of the United
States. in connection with our expos
urea OF German propaganda In this
country. have been told repeated
ly bYAthosc who are in a position 10
knotf and whose standing In their
various communities Is of the high
est. that the results secured, up TO
date. by the returned officers of the
British Canadian mission are inf
nitely greater than any which can
possibly come from recruiting Itself
A great number ot meetings held un-
der the auspices Of the mission. nd
dr. assed by officers and men OF the
mission, seem to have caught the
public fancy In most tremendous
fashion.
To such an extent IL this true that
| am convinced. even IL not one sim
gle recruit were brought to the colors
as a result OF these meetings. Great
Britain and Canada would be far
more than repaid for any expendL-
lures in connection with the work,
ny the splendld results secured In
moulding public sentiment through
out this entire country.
Tens OF thousands .of people seem
10 have been able To visualize the war
and It's meaning by listening to direct
and pldier-like expressions from the
men who know by experience what
they are talking about: men who
speak Their own language and think
In their own terms. and who capture
the entire ympathy OF their audi
enees from the start.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15
DIS--The Soldier.

Since no man knows whore he Will he
a year from now. as time drifts by,
Since no man knows that he viii zee
Another old years fade and die
Wen take ench day lust as II caine es
stu shrOudcd In tho mists Of Fate,
And fruve on with calling drums
Without thot OF what may walt
or course each knows, dccp in his soul.
That all who leave viii not come
back
That some must pay the closing ton
And $50 West on the twilight
track:
Tha; Fate has marked, from pawn 10
king.
The name OF each who has been
drawn
To look upon his finn spring
When Aprif's slSy rides out from
dawn
But what OF that. where, down the
road
Each has the chance to prove, at
par
The steelshod manhood Of his soul
Against whatever odds there are.
The chance to Suuer--and TO grow
That SOME day, when the flags are
furled.
The children OF today may know
A finer and a better world
And so--hero's 10 the mtsts that wait;
To what they blur from eager eyes---
\ sprig of laurel tlsscd from Fate
a cross beneath miAsummer kies:
Here's TO the chance TO prove thar
men
srn set their dreams beyond The
grave.
Here's to the chance tu reye again
The Flag still waves above the
bravel
--C'rautland Rice
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15
WINTER WEATHER
PRODUCES PAIN
y.
Nip ii in The bud by the free
use Of Siodn's Liniment.

Pcoplt who have 20 be outdoors ex.
posed 60 the attacks OF wintry weather.
use Slonn's Liniment IHHy know ita
most effective IN relieving stiff nerk
ncuralgic pains. rheumatic twinges
lumbaEo attveks
Thsy simply apply It and let Il
penctrnte--w ithout ruhhing--mlcklv
surely II does away with the n,usgy
uncertainty and skin staining OF pIas.
ters, salves, -poultiees Clean. sooth-
ing positive Generous sized bottlea
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15
LOngci0ths

English Longcloths attractively
priced per yard and bolt.
l5c Longcloth, Chamois finish. 90
Hl'h' ptI ybru as.t,s.sss...... f3C
BoIt OF 10 yards. per bolt si.s5
gOe Longcloth, chnmois finish. So
tHNhf l'i EtIu s.ss.. ss.t....s TIC
Bolt OF 20 Yards, pc. bolt st.S5
25e Douscloths. chamois finish. az
inch, yard ..I.......L. 2Jc
Bolt OF 10 yards. per holt $500
JQc LongCloths, chanois finish, So
inch, yard 2Tc
Bolt of 10 yards, per bolt 81. 90
3Sc Longcloths. chamois finish, a6-
inch. yard .............. sic
Bolt OF 10 yards. per bolt s29s
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15

knights of columbus are hoHiH ~
Informal dancing party w their hoW"
International study club meeting
with Mrs ulDy liuidcrmau. O.,
Iupiis Of piano and ryptrrHipu de
phttmunts ur Henry Kendall college
tppcer in recital program.
Cudman club rchcifaal ~ First
nptiBt church
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15
CHH Nelps in Rrief
MRS ROSE ". OWENS !, II OF pleuri.

MRS ROSE W OWENS il NJ Of pleurisy
A. Y. BOSWELL. ha, returned from bu,i
ness trip to kan1ss City
CHARLES 7. ARnorr has returned from
trip to Kansas city. =
gR.. COLE, accompanied h, WA. E.sle,
OF hrdmors. left Yesterday ON b6sinsss I'M
TO Miami
J o FISHER whs wa, operated on 70,
spe<ndicitis, saturday evening in loes
hospital, Ia doing nicely
J. q RosSER Of tha Bass Furniture cor.
pAhy hN gone for tive weeks trip 10 tho
markets Of Detroit, Grand Rapids Snd Chr
cage
HEARING or faRrr inflammation.
charging " A Mason VITA horse stealing.
w-r" continued yesterday in Justice War.
rsn's eourT The cases viii come up TO-DAY
THREE LARCENY case, against % ncr,
Richards, farmer who lives six miles EAST
Of Tulsa. were continued unui Wednesday
IN Jusss-- Warrvns court yesterday.
COMPLAINT HAS BEEN made :. err,aip
cHy otticisA OF the failure Of the proper de.
partmrnts to enforce the city's ordinances
reiAtive TO the renewal OF snow from the
sidewalks and CROSSINGS.
WORD WAS RECEivEp in Tulsa y,.,er
day that Mrs. Gertrude Psrrymsn sud
charles Il Robertson, formerly Ot t.MuskoEcc.
had been married in Fort Worth saturday.
They will mske their home here
ANNOUNCEMENT WAS made yesterday
of regular quarterly examination for tearh6fs'
eSnny certificates TO be hsid Jsnuay %
to 20. Examinations will be heid IA the
office OF the county superintendent, Munctto
Hedges and viii hegn st 7 as each morning
pr,- =, ,,y ,r~r,f
Pres osbyterian church, left yesterday for VISIT
of the southern training camps. lIp will
make addresses at the Y M c. A buts of
the various camps he visits and pisns 10 be
sbscut about tive weeks. Camp Bowie will
be the first one visited BY the preacher
A BROKEN WHEEL aad axle was III. c1.
tent Of the damage dare in a ealli,ion az tb.
haty erossiua yestcrsap aftern"on, wbru an
auto driven BY DR.. A. C. Jackson ot i23
North Detnqit wrs strurk BY a Missouri.
Kansas and Texas yard engine DR. JACKSON
escaped with only slight iniuries. q
IouN HENRY HsRa1s. negro. .Ss,..a
vim stealing three sacks 81 sugar fram 4
Freight car in tho Santa Ne yards. was bound
'ct 70 the district court yesterday after.
'oon, following a hearing Of the evidence Ia
.a,iics Wnrren's court Bond wAa iixvd a,
- 900,
=
CHARGES or embeulement agaipst W
ts}t"I lsim were lhhtn. under all /
isement ys.isTduy BY Justirp Warren in the (
ldelminary Shcsriug THss was rhgrr.t R
Win stlinR some bsy bclDb ging 10 d n 7
ones, tsrmsr, sud spcud1g me money A
ecisiOn In the ease VIII be made today
=
THE GENERAL enforced obscrvance O,
hcstlcsa' day inriuded The city NAN yr,trr,
~ and six attorneys, forming the Iegal al.
tsory board, moved into warmer quarter sI 4
hr chamber Of commerce rooms After get.
ing circulation started Ia their uumbsd frv. (
~, they topk their pcns IN hand and con-
'uaed the york Of aiding rsEistrAnts an out
heir qucstiounAirrs. Some coufaNon ra.rIt. B.
q by teg'siralus getnK to The clly hall aad
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u has been necessary agYu in
postpone the open meeting of tho
binnp study riub announced nm Wed
ucsdAy with Mrs y e. Ncostl In
stead urr, win he the regular pro
gram In Mlsa l.yuette klnmpns'
studio
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15
Tomato Aspic.

bissoiys package OF lime JIffy- Jeli
In one cup strained and heatrd TO-
mato juice. which has been well ao,.
Pned. Then add one cum coId ,n-
iha,o juice ana the separate yi,, ,,
lime flavor. Pour into fiat rno,sIa 70
set. Serve In squares with mav,n.
ha.so dressing on lettuce leaves
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15

taeturing company aualife IN 4,
BUSINESS In the state. The r rrnna.,y
rs capitalized at 100000. and Win
employ $4,000 in its buslfes, IA
oklahoma
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15
Only Two More Days of Hunts,
Great White Goods Sale
TIRE days that H deal the
bargains in White Goods Early shopping advised
Teddy Bears

a truly splendid showing OF Teddy
Bears; full lace and embroidery
trimmed. The Sizes run from SO
10 40,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-15
Women and War Work


f~t'hristion women meet Al Rod
Cross Headquarters "a
Maple Ridge unit. Mrs. Presley @.
Naiksy jr home
Tuesday fook club. Red Cross
headquarters
West Tulsa unit, Tuesday. Thurs
day and Saturday.
Cherokee Heights unit. SECOND
Presbyterian church.
III every Red Cross chapter In the
the country is DONG its bit as faith
fuiiy AS is the Tulsa chapter, our
men In the army and navy would
soon Dc supplied In the matter or
Knitted garments Yesterday ship
ment was one OF the smallest in sew
eral weeks and yet was good show
Ing for this chapter. u was ne fol-
lows. Twenty -eeven sweaters. seven
teen senrfs. four pssrs wrlstlets and
seven helmets.