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Oxford eagle., 1918-03-28
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sa-.a lacult. and peVpie OF UxIord
go s.SSui aIiCe oI SUnle
goou college, games TINS spring.
49,. a. Dunn has purchased
-n~ O..InDie store at the Depot.
Alr. Ruben Saunders, OF Glen
vile, brought his little daughter
10 IN. Culleys Hospital yester-
day Tor an operation.
little lIlsS Sue Cook vas OPP
Grated on yesterday for tonsil
trouble.
Il. l.. Sanders and Johnn Per-
kinS, OF North Tallahatchie,
were in town yesterday.
Rev. K. L. Nicholson and wife.
and J. NJ. Spence, of Riverside,
were in town Tuesday.
Il. l.. Jones, of Harmontown,
was in town on business Tues
day.
Deputy I. J. Metts was at Et-
= tuesday.
J. S. PuTvis returned from a
trip to jackson yester-
lay.
Abbeville girls basket ball
am passed through yesterday
el route TO Burgess to play the
Burgess girls. Burgess was de-
eated by a small score.
jeff Jones was in from Bur-
CESS yesterday.
ia! le Parks has returned
from West Point. where he has
peen At work at the Aviation
camp.
Oxford eagle., 1918-03-28
NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that the IN.
1erSlgned, Cierk of the boara OF Su-
perVlsors OF Lafayette County, Missis-
s4ppi. VII receive sealed bids up until
y O'CLOCK noon, Tuesday, April End.
1918, for the doing Of the following
work, to-wit:
ihe building Of one bridge on the
onord and Burgess Road, in Holli-
mans held, about - # long.
One bridge On Burgess and Pamela
county Road, across Hulett Creek
lSo It. long.
long. =
One bldge in BriseOe's field, 20 #
long. "
Also for the moving of present
ondge across Hulett Greek to branch
IN Jones field.
All Of said bridges being in the
burgess Road District Of said Conn,,,
All above work to be uOne aecord-
ing 70 plans and specifications now on
iie IN the Chancery Clerks os;ee
ihe Board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
witness my signature, this the 9Th
day Of March, 1918
w. H. WOODWARD cls.L
By G. A. WOODWARD, D. c.
{. Ach Z Il 21 %.
Oxford eagle., 1918-03-28

There win be a celebration Of the
frst anniversary Of the war on April
s. Everybody is invited to Oxford on
that day. Hon. Gusto T. FItzhugh.
e Memphis. VIII address the people
q Oxford ard lafayette County, and
i Is desired thai every one who can.
D. here on that day.
Oxford eagle., 1918-03-28
GIRLS! wHITEN YOUR SKIN
WITH LEMON JUICE
Make beauty lotion for few cent? .s
remove tan. freckles, sallc~nexx.

Aonr grocer has the lemons and .nx
aug store or toilet counter viii supply
you with three ounces of orchard We.
Ior a lew cents Squeeze the juiee AZ
tSo fresh lemons into q bottle. then put
N the orchard white and shake usII
ials makes quarter pint Of the eerv
o~st ienon skin whitener and complexion
nrAutiher known Massage this ira
grant, creamy lotion daily into n, fare
neck, arms and hands and n,st -. - -,
freckles, tan. sallowness rrdn.ss "a
iossnhess disappear and how smooth
or and clear the skin becomes Yes
= = harmless. and the beautiful results
viii surprise YOU. '''s
Oxford eagle., 1918-03-28

LOST-Monday morning, Be
tween the University bridgi
and (. NJ. Ragland's store, fOl6
ing pocketbook containing M
so bills. Name "Williw Miller
written with ink inside pocket
book. Liberal reward for retuIl
to jackson Hale, Oxford, Miss.
Oxford eagle., 1918-03-28

Mrs. NJ. l. kearley is spending the
week with relatives in Mraks.
Miss Mary Tidwell is the guest of
Mrs. Major this week.
Oxford eagle., 1918-03-28

Owing 70 the fact that a large par4
q our space IS taken for advertising
this week a number Of interesting
letters and news items are crowded
cut Rc2d the ads in this issue.
Oxford eagle., 1918-03-28
foh SALE-Barred Rock eggs
thompson strain. setting Of Is So
delivered in Oxford. Address :
W. Jones. Burgess, Miss.
L N. z II q Is pd.

FOR SALE-Half and Half Cots
seed Yield last year A per O.
Unit Price $3.50 per bushel Pose
Bros, Oxford, Miss, Il TO A ~
Oxford eagle., 1918-03-28
FOX RENT-One 6 room cottage :
College Hill street with bath rOs-
Apply TO J. E Avent, NatOnal b
or to Christopher Longest
Mar. =

sIRAiED OR STOLEN-One ys-ss
mare mule Left premises ten =
ago 4 liberal reward Is Offered Z
the return Of the mule or infolIn2ta
leading 10 its recovery. Ch-rs
Banks. Oxford, Miss. E-M-2l-zs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-16
NEW VAUDEVILLE
IS A HUMDINGER
Empress Is Presenting Pro
gram That Shines All the
Way Through.

n YOU we're at the Empress yes
terday or last night YOU already
know 10. II YOU were not. voni should
take notice now; the new bin that
opened yesterday is positively n de
lightfui show the best. by long
odds. the management has shown In
months Every act b. good. some
Of them are Stantucci. the
great accordionist for Instance.
pearce & BURKE. those classy boys
with their rich comedy and singing
Wilson & Burke old Docksta der
minstrel stars; and finally tho big
rcst hit Of ALL c. Lewis. jr., the
lS-year old midget comedian, who
ls real sensation. the finest little
artist that has ever visited Tulsa.
He appears with his parents and
sisters In the most brilliant sketch
you've ever seen. "Rny Santa
Claus"
Finally there is tho latest official
l.. s. War Revciw-the best Tor q
long time 10 shows FOR the first
time In pictures our inyiucible he
rocs charging tho Huns at Chateau
Thlerry whore they smashed the
Prussiuu guard and stopped the
German drive on Paris Gee. the
audiences went wild when these
thrilling scenes wors flashed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-16

put an end once and for an 20 the
udluua tyranny Of the prusaian
MY general impression OF the visit
which I am so happy tD have been
able 90 make 60 tho camp at Aver
ana other crntcrs ~ the activities
OF the ". g. g. 5 is one OF intense
admiration for the work done by
the Inter. and also for the Amcri-
can army, the American government
the American spirit. and the Ameri-
can people with such trumps In
their game the allies cannot be
beaten. and 10 Will be your country
10 whom tho whole world shall owe
It's drlycrance from the dcspotNm
NJ the Huns and ~ their kaiser he
lieve me, it shall never forget the
debt u has contracted towards you
and all NJ us French. English. Rus
SLAMS and Italians. not TO mention
tho heroic Belgians and the unfor-
tunato Serblans and Rumanians. We
shall teach our children and grand.
children tho same intense gratitude
that We feel towards the United
States. and always remember that
their thanks TO America and to the
efforts of tho American people tina.
W. shall at last bo enabled 20 write
the word Victory" on our flags
Please convey "a an the boys IN
Camp Dovens. my best greetings and
wishes An my thoughts are and
will remain with them Until the end
OF tho struggle
SINCERELY yours
CATHERINE PENOTN.
Princes Rudzlwlu
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-16
COTTON GOODS DEALERS
AGREE OF PRICE SCALES

NEW yOIiK. Sept H. The hook
INK and nllinE Of government orders
cumpriae most of the business now
pnssingAn the cotton goods markcls
a reTftion upward In government
valuations for cotton goods trading H
looked for before October tn CON
sequence NJ the rise In raw material
JobheH have agreed upon "a basis
OF prices 20 he named us maximum
selling figures hs folloWu On three
yard sheetiuga zoe n pound l0r al
vance on tho government basis for
mills, four yard ahectinEs sac l2c
up. wide shectinga 9Oc, Toe up, on
staple ginghamH 20Mc.a. thC up
dress ginghams 4 a q and 5Ac mp.
The mills continue Ncli occupied
hut more care h being usod IN grant
ing fun transportation and fuel fhcil-
tiles TO those not engaged on war
work
Current prices are ns follows.
Print cloths 2S-inch, Gtx6Ac. i2h,
64xsO'H, iiAc: asa inch. 6AN6fs.
l6hc; brown sheetinga, southern
standards 20 hc. denimH 22-ouncc,
southern indigo, 81 &c. tickinga. s.
ounce, aye; prints, 22ci staple
glnghams. tohe; dress ginEhams,
s2c and 2ic.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-16
GLASS NAMES OFFICIAL
STAFF FOR HIS DIVISION

Merritt J Glass. commander of
the Trans Mifsusslppi department
Sons OF Confederate Veterans has
named the following official STAFF
and appointed the following official
ladies for the reunion next week
Merritt i. Glass, Tulsa. Okla, com
mander
& u Lewis. Tulsa. okla. adlutant
general
Hon Robert I. Rogers, Little
Rock. Judge advocate
joe Ira Hobbs. Duncan, Okla, in
Hpector general
Dr II p. L. Rhodes. Tulsa OKLA.
surgeon general
Rcv r.. A. burton Denver. Cot.
chaplain
T. x sneed. tawton, Okla. com
missary general
Miss Janet Stuart. Oklahoma city,
sponsor
Miss Dorothy Stewart. 81. Louis.
maid OF honor
Mrs. william HarEis walker. Tulsa,
Okla, matrun ~ honr
Mrs lola Wade LOWS, Denver,
ChAperon.
During tho week the sons viii hold
their convention In conjunction with
the United Confederate Veterans and
the Confederate Memorial uaaoCla
tiuu
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-16

Hundreds OF TulAans failed to gain
odmittance 20 the Broadway yestcr-
day afterhoon and evening 20 see tho
lli Jiuks company In the now playIct.
The Girl Nrop Tennessee. the come
pany playing to packed houses at
each performance The bill is IN
ierspersed with delightful dance and
song numbers and speclnltics by the
Martin Sisters and the Stcinway
quartettc All who Witnessed the
new bill Yesterday were highly
pleased. This company, which con
sists ~ twenty talented artIsta, is
proving the most popular ever pre-
scented before the foOtlights TN this
city. The new bin is one ot merit
throughout it deals with n girl
named Tennessee. which part ~
played by JOY Graves who goes 10
visit her father In Missouri but FAM
lnE 10 find him. gets a home with
the Hays She falls In love and fin
ally mnrrics after many trying situa-
tons Edgar Barnett. as Gee Wllli-
ker Hay Is free with his remini-
SCIENCES Of 81 to tho delight OF tho
audience and is seon I'm many funny
situations, Lole Bridge. MS Mrs
Hay, scores big hit as q FUN maker.
other parts are successfully carried
out by Mr. Clark. Mr. Cheshire and
Miss Maine. Patrons are urged 10
come early In order 10 set good
seats
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-16
Princess Says United States VIII
Be Responsible for Winning War

. "lt will bc your country 90 whom
the world shall owe its dclivcrancc
Trom the dcspousm % the Huns and
~ tho kaiser decsarol Catherine
pcnlou. the Princess R1dz'wUl, we'll
known author and lrotrurcr in "a
remarkable Jrttor written 60 Charles
%. UrylUw az Howard. MAs4. a vol.
untrcr worker Tor war camp com
munity service who has done much
90 make los work fnr the war and
navy departments commissions ON
training camp activities. well known
throughout New England The let
ter which is 4rlr.cSplauatory fol-
lows
New York August aS. 1918.
Dear MI Uigoluw
YOU asked wv fo write tn YOU my
Impressions concerning tho delightful
trip which thanks tp the courtesy OF
of Mr Hopkins and tho war camp
community service committee. I was
enabled. together with other writer's.
20 make ln different camps in Mas
sachugetts uu u most willingly
because not urIv WAS / deeply im-
pressed with Hl that I saw iu Aver.
and other places. hut I experienced a
feeling of hone and confidence which
I do not tEnk I have experienced
since the beginning uf This terrible
war. lnr lhv first time I saw Vie.
teTy not only looming .n the horizon
as J had seen 10 hIthoriO. but appear
distinct and certain The sight NJ the
brave boys was quite wonderful and
the c1rnestnoss with which they
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-16
GERMAN PEACE TERMS FOR
BELGIUM NOT FAVORED

LONDON. Sept % Germany has
mNde q definite peace offer 10 Rel
rium according 90 information re-
Ceiycd h~,o
The terms dictated 10 Belgium are
ag fplluws.
That belgium shall remain neutral
until the end ~ the war
Thu thereafter tho entire ccono.
mic and political Independence uf
liclrium shall ho reconstructed
That the pro.wBr commercial
treaties between Germany and Bel
E'um shall again be- put into opcr,
tiuu after the war tor an indefinite
period
That belgium shall use her good
offices to secure the return of tho
German colonies
That the Flemish question shall
boz considered aud tho Flomish mi
uorlty, which aided the German bon
yuiors shall mot hc pru8ligod
The pruhosul contains no word
respecting rrp1rHtiou or iudemui
tics. mo- admission that Gcrmany
wronrcd Urlrum
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-16
HAD SUFFERED
20 LONG YEARS
Former Deputy Sheriff Like
a Different Man Since
Taking Tanlac.

After sufferinE twenty years with
rheumatism. indigestion and liver
trouble. | took TRnlsc ana II has
straiEhtened me out and made me
feel like a different man said j,
u. Patton OF Cabot, Arknnsas. re.
Gently. Mr. Patton was FOR several
years Deputy Sheriff OF Rains
County Texas. and more recently
held tho same office In MuskoEoe
County, Oklahoma. where he is well
known
II was hardly sver free from
rheumatism, he continued, and
was so miserable most OF the time
that could hardly sleep. nv
shoulders ached 30 / could hardly
stand it my liver was all out Of
shape. and my appetite was 30 poor
that ! had 10 force down the little
7 did eat and even that would dis
agree Nith me. and keep me stirred
UP for hours nfterward / fell or
twenty pounds nrt . was burden
90 me to try 60 look after my farm
and keep ~ with my other busl-
ness and was just about Co give up
hope
"Wcll, sir ! haven't had 70 pain
or an ache since I started on Tauluc
and now ! don't feel liko the same
person, have fine e. -,rtltr. cam
eat most anything ! want and %
agrees with me ! have got hack my
lost weight, J sleep like a log and get
M IN the morning with streurth
and energy enough TO look after my
business without b.t of trouble.
My wife was 40 pleas AZ with the
way Tnnlac relieved mo that She TOO,
IS taking Tanlac and So has done her
MS much good us Il did mo
Genuine Tanlac bears the name Of
q + WINS. and is sold in Tulsa ny
the Quaker Drug company and the
Puritan Drug company ana by lead
ing druggists und dealers cycry
where II ls important that you look
for the name of G. r. WlllF on the
carton ADV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-16
PERSHING ARGANlZES NEW
STAFF FOR ARMY IN FIELD

WASHINGTON, Sept l5.-Gcn.
ero Porshing has organized staff
for the first American army sep
trote rfom his personal staff which
remains at general headquarters Of
the American eSperltlonnry force,
General March. chief OF staff an
nounced today
Lieutenant colonel Hugh A Drum
is the chief of staff OF the new army.
and his assistant chiefs OF staff are
Colonel Robert McCleave and Lieu
tenant Colonels Jens BuRge. MiIy
Howell John Dewitt and Lewis Il.
Watkins
Major General Edward f. Nc
Glochlin IL chief ot artillery and
Tho heads Of the administration and
technical service are:
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-16
Now Known That Imperial
Bank Financed BOlSheViki
CIVIL SERVICE TO
SUPPLY MECHANICS
Secretary McCilnc ASKS Men Who
Want io Scryc the Country ca
see 1lim-Nccd ~ Urgent

Calls Tor navy yard employee are
now coming to tho local officials
long ana loud. according 20 the 10.
cal chairman ~ civll service. " f.
McCline. Persons In this vicinity
who hro qualified Ia mechanical
way are urged aH patriotic duty to
offer their services 90 tho govern
mont MT once.
This Is probably. the best line of
gHrylc" that "a man may enter Wages
run ~ high na 50 % day Tor skilled
mechanics working eight hours For
extra time they arc paid FOR time and
u half. and Tor holidays aud SuudaJu
th,y arc paid on the mwu hIHia
Transport ~ rs person up
pointed BY the commission Or its rep
reBcnIntfye lh borne by thn..guvuru
ment providing that kFi person
agrees 20 work AT lraAE ~ uionhu'
Navy yard employ c-/ however, who
work a year az" given % month q
leave on full pay. ami FOR every rur
CccdinE month thereafter tNuy arc
given two ana hair days or Win
full pay
Mechanics are po badly needed
THAI men who can qualify tn me, han
iCs ana are lu the army are being
given unlimited furioughH To Eo into
no" place whoro they aru uor1"d
most The new dram law which has
just gone into effect haH placed every
man between tho ages NJ lS and o.
subject 10 army orders. and while tho
civil service comm lnHinn cannot
promise "a man entering government
nbliahment deferred classihratiou.
IL iH reasonably certain that such
persons viii bc left whore they are
most needed
Mr. McCiine urges that every man
In or near Tulsa who can qualify for
mechanical work mako application
Tor government appointment at
Ougr
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-16
TRADING STABILIZED
GOVERNMENT ORDER
Wan Stryrt Goes CA SiriDt War iinsis
With pcalinrH Tor Wc'k Past
Loans Are UcHrDtcd

STEW YORK. Sept 40 with the
rest of the country un an accepted
wur bass Wall street is gradually
but surely sotulnr down 10 rock bot
tom conditions. preparing Tor an in.
definite period ~ financial ration
Ing
Tho iDncKihlc course pursued by
the federal reserve board with the
hearty iDo. operation ~ the clearing
houHo association and tho stock OK.
change BE- believed Co furrshpdow !
steady dimunlunn tp nominal pra.
portions uf business bon tho securities
market
Tho action of ~ market this
week conveyed mo pIHu inference
that many foundations and pools
which contributed to tho activity and
higher quotations of the previous
month had received definite lutlmt.
tiorH ~ iso not direct WARNINGS Go
curihll their operations
- tho lower lryrH thorc was n
moderate Investment demand in.
duccd hy attractive dividend returns
this applying ssuccinNy 60 hlrh.grade
rails ana gibndurd iuiustralH.
Further stimulating war news and
the crop report which exceeded oS.
pcrtnttunH save hs tu corn doubtless
would have inspired "a degree uf op-
umism hut Tor the moro rieid loan
rcstriCuuuH
A rfcludc 20 tho fourth Liberty
loan WAS furnished hy the sharp. II
temporary advance In existing Lib
orty is and the Axe. due 20 secrc-
tary hcAduos recommendations Tor
an extension ~ exemptions
IlanH already under way indicate
unusual efforts will he made to dis.
tribute the new loan more generally
among small investors
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-16

race. and Illustrated most forcibIy
the old Latin saying Mems sana in
curnure slna
They oll OF them seemed 20 know
and Co realize what they were about.
and the straight and good iustruc-
uons which they had received IN
their different homes are being kept
alive boy the careful manner IN which
W G.. c. $ watches over them and
applies itself to procure Tor them
healthy pleasures, and 20 create
around them am atmosphere o. home
life such as they would most GER
taluly have missed otherwise The
clubs which have been organized are
quite remarkable and offer To the
young soldiers every facility TO i'm.
prove their minds and TO ada TO
their instruction. Their cheerful ap
pecarancy viii certainly do much 10
digylpatc the natural feelings OF
loneliness which must seize hold OF
young boys who have had To bid
good bye 90 their families and
homes
was struck with tho large mum
her uf books which ! saw every
where scattered ON tho tables and
lying about. and uil uf which had
evidently been read over and over
again. notwithstanding the fact that
soiuc among them were of "a very
serious and special nature and also
hy the QuantEles Of flowers standing
about In different corners of the
lovely rooms where The boys" were
enjoying "a well earned rest. and
fancy that when the latter are IN
the trenches they viii often think
ut tho pleasant hours which they
sprnt in Aver or pcycns previous to
their omborkinE for France NV
only regret after my return 20 New
York was that / could not remain
for a day or two among all these
boys so 7s 90 become moro iuti-
mUtcly acquainted with the. details
~ their existence In She different
camps
! had another regret and that was
that the German people could not
sec from tho distance this maFnlh-
cent army and have the opportunity
Ca look upon the splendid spirit that
an'mntes "a. and the firm resolution
ot this brave youth who thinks moth
ing OF DYING Tor tho triumph Of tho
sacred cause which Il 1efenda 20
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-16
TULSA NEGROES SEND MAN
TO CONVENTION IN CHICAGO

A ! Smithermau. negro Justice
NJ tho peace. Will attend National
World Democracy convention Ht chi
caEo from Tuesday 20 ThurHdny this
week Al meeting of the negroes
of Tulsa yesterday. Smithcrman was
elected as their delegate tn this CON
ycution which Will hc composed 90.
tiroly NJ negroes from all sections N
the United states.
The committee selected hv the
Tulsa negroes viii meet this after
noon 60 drnft sot ot resolutions 90
boz presented at this convention.
Thcy are In Ira r HridEcka'cr. O.
A. Guess. Theodore Haughuer, T. 10.
Williams ana g. \ I.uupo