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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-11
EMPLOYMENT


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WANfhD--oue natursl rss engine opera
Tor 80 'Ahe charge ~ largo fo95 en-
ginss Write what salary you deo and
and When can report for service. Address
United ph Mills. Hope. Ars
WANTED LIVE WiRE rs nko ull
charge oi stock taIss uf q mlui1E CON
pany organized under New Mssco las
for more information address p Nc
Collom, 1891 East No street. ~ ra-o
TsIAs
WANTED hrstoNAss rslADmout col.
leetor must have first class raffrcnre
and furnish sAtisfaf torr bond Apply
Mammoth Credit Co. 3ol Third
WANTED BOYS rih .vhrc.I &c. years
and over who arc not f0 attend school
good wages guaranteed tU workers.. Np.
plr Room g. IS y D. Second
nANIED--A 80 ! press,r and Alteration
mso, married mHu preferred Address
Allied raiors. CAtsmof" uth
WANTED Maic stenouaphsr good BAL.
Ary ucsdy position tpleudIi rnsuuo for
advancement Address 500 World
WANTED Man or boy w deliver groceries
win Ford cor BELLS subvsy Ur0.sry
sl2 " Cameron
WANTED Experienced grocery clerk stb
references good pay Call Boo I-rfou
1901 Admiral
WANTED Con pctent steam trN man.
Apply standard Roohng 4 Material Co.
\ boston ard Katy trsrtF
WANTED Automobile mcrhauIr Nhuae
1890 located a. iil2 ta't Second
WE NEED THE SERVICES OF IIEEr
clerical men. preferably those vHa have
Md Accounting experience the positions
Are permanent pay we'll offer good oppur
tuniuss for advancement NprE DID,.
Daniel Bidg
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-11
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WANTED STENoGRApHER qualified 10
turn out neat and accurate ypseritten
reports The position Uiiers excellent op
portuniiies Tor advancemrnk 10 that of
confidential clerk Apply 'if4panic. bds
YOUNG women aud girls over 10 wears Of
age a. uwssengcrs al Western Uuio7
Statesmen AND AGENTS n
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-11
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
MOINnN non RENT

.. HouSGt ToN RENT % ~
liNtlNNAfi S 1890 for rrot 10.
r'o@ modsfn how' MiIl CIV" lease
DANDY room hHuss good vg1 oi vafef
iaN Al lnb Rockford
DETROIT i3lt lhfc, room mouse un.
tntniNhrd ln 'rar
kOK.KFNT Fyr room, n,us,I,. .Ith hath
500 block op repns ucar Lowell
rh"o' For Information .al .1l
fuR ktNI Nice nov f"om huufc THIS
s"nA" hAs -Hcvcr been occupied lr.r
,., I, ~, "''"'' ''''
w." W H'nrip modern room h""''
an"I' h'''At from ar Tine fN" Ih"0f
,,o,
fuN ~ ''Af""m h"ngh'"" "IIh -
r"s' '''' -'''
FOR RENT Splendid ruom cottage. haH
and elosslt "d'sats noar ruhn' Nrh'o.
ana hrndA', ,o.rs, 'Ao',r 'or'u'n g,...
.,."a,
i,..,.,..... ,.. ... .,
~ W.. ,.St p.,...., =, '''
Y, NhtN 90 Ns .'u"
rouse ''f renI u'',A. n'" 700
u."gN i'u. r." ,51 ,n,s ..r.,
r,,. rsIoa
'' advance mon" H't'
HOUSES FURNISHED ~
NpVRN. iam rtye room modern hr
rtshsd hopse for r,at CaIl betwcsu ri
aud 81 % m
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-11
ron SAFE on BxoHANaB
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

ILATs MD APARIMEhTs ~
EIGHTH. D. 595 Three uniurnished
roous haI' Of house front and back
porch good we'll man and wife
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-11
BUSINESS PROPERTY
HOUSES ron sALg

HOUSES FOR SALE g,
ADMIRAL y GOOD room moierf
bungalow basement we'll garage. iul
sized lot $500. $1,000 ra'h Phone '2
CARLTON PLACE Particular propl.
want thh location Here be- an fcum
story home. Farags for tvo cau This
home has every modrrH convenience Ygu
ran think Of and my priro ls nrht rhor,
me rtsp FOR any Information D. D.
Tryor
EAST SIDE Nrw,y decorated u.ro0m mut
rr1 double house. r|0ar in car 'uH rl.'
front fine well close io school f1.5uN
$3.50 eash Phone 30
EAST SIDE Four room bon house. H0
hearing ffut trees. fine we'll nH West
Tulsa car inr fi2'o. 800 cash ihoHc
Ha
1--WE ROOM modern burgalos oH Burnett
basement hardwood floors un to date Boz
every respect 80 050 1850 cash, Na.
nr-o morh'r Hraiu 3 Dawson. 2ll
Robinson Rdr Phone $50
INF RuuM tuIlAUf Haumofr
basement rorrsr iot p1ro siT'0.
sggFD cash halsnre years rar rH1'.
This BE- tsaI bargain hnu \ nhw
tor 2ii Rob'osoH nliF pHar' ESQ
FOR sAIE 10y oEuer l"urlgU f00t .HI
ono room bungalow ten room
houses garage barn. we'll and pump
fruIt trrae. half block from car NH,
located 0lh 81 Forest Reason fHr HsI
inr .oayinf rp rrirs $4,000 cash
HERES a RIAL upNE Irr n o. hrhu
nfuI natura pars Fyrrv Nme you look
u. green dotted vUH sturdy oaks gives.
. FHu a feeling 0f freedom New inftf.
urban. nrafk Trail n0i Frisco af srrer.
rih.r SO shortage of gas ar wairr
only ll minutes via auto or trsiu 90
tha business heart of TuIsa Terms ta
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-11

HoI SluN s.. 1oT Nicely furnished room
ior housekeeping and sleeping reason.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-11

FOR SALE Body RvutseIs rug sofa and
gasoline range 7o5 " Th,rd
FIVE ROOMS W good furniture inSmdtui
piano 'or sale. priced low io,- lmmcilat,
dlspvsa' lower modcr~.,AupleN Tor frut
tpIrudIl r.utrin location fof partiru
lars phors ll'i after 8 go o. m
tINr ROOMS ot urrimre Tor sale rhoap
Can rent house reasonable lA "
Eighth
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-11
EMPLOYMENT
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE ls

EMPLOYMENT
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE 4,
lu,Nu LADY Deoakceper and ,tcuorrapae
with time 10 spare would llko 10 writ
lunr letters. SO Yunr typiug or Arcp Nou
books Addrcs' ~ World
FINANCIAL
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES =,
RARhtRs LOuk slOl casb gcA . nfst
class two chair ahop. whole tDst won
csrcod slH'. louA at this NOW so~ b
Third street across street from MIuur
t"ntH lumher Co
| ron SALE At bargain, ono complete
cleaning and steam pressing outni O..
cluiIng hst blocks and both vet and Or,
cleaning Al poser machinery IN GOOD
rnnd ton. good business. cause Tor aFI.
ing husband 100 tho dratt terms ciihr-
aN rash. or. n desired. one ua.i casf
ana tine ON balance address Mn ~
NJ Nnrr't scd'u Nan.
ruR sNLt Rest paving isIorog and
cleaning rhnp in Yale ok'a CLEANING
machine "a Hoffman rrrss hsi outfit
and in Zoe, ev,ytbus r,clsl 0n arsr
Case shup 500 week r.ehntns husI
nos. row VA. sell tN nf part terms
20 nght. party kospu Sea. Ialion
Yale oth
FOR SALE owNul uGkrrrp. Uotc.
a.so sm Is',t6 rg,ad,1s tres,r ss.
90 tables. electric fans and Hsrirs
anu at fixtures 10 io date will .g|
fnr part cash aui Notes for balance Ad
a--s 's'ph Abraham. t.u Main street
"N "A''
''N wv ''mpr.r fi'An dr'rn A' to.
factory pmrnt consisting u.
49,. l'.l.'. .,.
fr,.,. VIII ..i an o, a. ,.r,
fIir.ss rarNrIi b.. a. sprnruridt So.
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ts. ,'rrr, u1rr,oII, Ota
l,r s.Ir. 0r ...i.r,3. kan y..f,Y
ram. located m hsau OF rb C1st
tsInn nH April bot will consider
10000 oood lnr go daily MT profit
dorado inquire ''''' ''''.
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street Hrns',HI, ukh
IuR SALE 100 ,f.r.. t.r,nuy Netc,,
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-11
FINANCIAL
RusiNnAa oproRruNIr1r

RAkbtRS Luuk sos cash Erts q hfst
class two chair ahop whole DDst won
cSrcod siH'. louA 81 this nov so~ T.
Third street across street from Mnur
fonkA Lumber Go
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-11

LEATHER FlNEp OAK davenport gnoi
new nFu lnt top hIchrH cabinet
Flone Iusp 1HJs MAN.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-11

D u' SO LADY bpoEksrpsr and struorrapaer
with time tp spare would llko iu write
1uur letters. so Funr WpInE or Arrp your
hnnLa AhHtr.. u MnrLI
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-11
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

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Ii,H,....t w."
'.,A-I '' '9''anu4' ..''n tgnH
~ '"or branuln. snh paflof
u.l ''.H@ '''t room ,ommnlloua closets
MON, double Earass G.ect south lr,i5s
mon -T'sy beautiful veN bargain q.
''' ta.''' 'ahh l'"t W 'hmrfou
'''' ""n'' AH
SIX nomt barn. chicken hauae. fruit iftss
m.'' , fl'NN fn'u i"lA}
7'H 900 $500 'IUaui modern aroom
'.'a' t'i'e" ana Servants quarters
l.'.r '''l oNHfT i"f location and
W" nlhhl IinMt tor. sa.a lJ ovuer,
"'N" ''tNg'I N''N throughout hpiIi
''.''. ''""' s'l' a''.plus poF'A
e.ih ''.'''r y"aI'r'h Ihono
''''
TWO hpuN uuOat .uuaH vrl, ON east
hN' fl'''. 5000 sa.H ht'anro -
'In.. ni'.. Dawson. -ll HOB
''''' N.Ns 'h'n' i'"
noi,ra ,a To., .,,o., .o, o' ',o.,' ,o.r'.
vIu s|traHr porch ft.Ta0. st.aUo. bal
a..r oH t,UnH o.. a .'uH rD.ut
dem. 80 800 tIp'hu ,4aH. h4auJ, uu
] t.rH. Phone t.Nn ur GIIl
,,,Y,t.. u...
J u.. ru.m hurr.|na arI gsraes oil.
/ FHuY uuf...H and decorated saioirIur
Mlnt ftrir.iH district Priced ..v f1r
uUI.. ta.- tII. ....,g,. .H..U hone.
| m ireds IhuU" tllHl
.. ..,.
iE1RNi1t .,n', m ,,I,. 49,, .,,
irict ar. 'rl,s, addition ,oId DO ds,.
ago Tor 90 HuH vlu tLr 81 u00 casb
Hratu 4 bav.au. .ii ItobiHsou nag
pbone asO
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-11
nnLp WANTED rrMALn

80, m tuAurpn rrNarp al
CIVIL SERVICE FNNMtNNTluNs IH.4
in september Government clerk. rH.Ntr
inspcctress typcvrilrr bpoAirgp.r rr
search clcrk. preference given ""n...
tAsiSry tl-No. HNt'l'n.' th"' .'.''|
women a'hlilNE h"'N NW'.' l''.....
Tr,,e tGf e., ,,'' ,, .,,'l, .r1l' ,@,,..... @
,otg C,i,rb,,e MA, y,st.n.r.r
tXpFKIENCFp lad, pr,,.ar .t ,...
n.br.f,id ,I,,rirg W.rt.
t.nyrI,NNtNr .I,t .rr,..a examination.
,vcryWherr October l1 900 vum,r
st.,ts 40 br .rn,trtrI Al N,s,Htrrt..u
salary 81 200 Experience unH,r,assr,
Momsn desiring government positions
GIRL waited tn h,r with homework aai
children. 'ln ho''on.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-11
MoNEY ro LoAN cMArTgLs

CITY REAL ESTATE loans Tor ; years on
business or residence property In rulss
- per cent Interest; 30 commission
principle payable any time after Nrsi
year or - tnd Of five years. intcrna'
aan-L annua aIlN Enrrn lnana nnmn Iarnn
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-11
PRINTING AND srArIoNERY
RnPAIRINo AND REMoDELnso 5.
lRTNn ANn rprsa1N
EMPLOYMENT
HELP WANTED MAZE

ieries, age, salary elc BartlesviIs mai
tey TO. , NJ Miller. Prop. Bartles
Vile. ukh
JOIN TIE ARMY Recruiting offices q,
Oklshoma City Tulsa, Muskoges, ChiskA
sha Ardmore sud Enid
LABORERS WANTED-ou grading Job
tirst ard Frank fort
LINEN hAN--Who can climb POLES 10 not
up decorations FOR me Confederate no
unton Apply Immediately Queen city
Decorating Co, i0r p. Third street
MAN AND WIFE White on colorcd won
a an must BE- good codk good scrvAnis'
quarters Apply ilt Drsx nlds or
phone tIG
MOTORNEN- Married men prsferred
Tulsa Street Railway Co. corner Fifth
slroai and lawton avcuus.
WANrEp-tlrrk railroad or commercial
experience. drai, exempt Must be able
90 operate typewriter Familiar With
claim wort and handling resonsirn.
meuu win pay good salary state
fully yonr experience snd salary "a
rr.tsi ,ddres 1'a World
WANTED Elcetncal rcpnr man sonvsr
SAINT stH motors ard general repair
.pori arourd plant; steady Job good
ta.au. Address s.6A world
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-11
ELEGANT APARTMENTS

with Murphy dor beds and other
convenicnccs. ruH lights. water and
steam heat furnished free Cynthia
Court corner seventh, and South
Cheyenne Phone 1904 or 7715.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-11
PERSONAL. PROPERTY


! PERSONAL PROPERTY
/ gasoline augc 56s NJ rb,1l ~
/ pI,p ROOMS a., s.od t,-,,,... i,g,dtr,
piar0 for sa.r puted Inv i.r luu,,It.t1
dlsppsa' FoVer ,podcr~. Annie, f,r t,nt
/ splendid r.otr.in lnfAu0o Va, partiru
lars phors ass after $50 D. CO.,
/ tNt ROOMS OF uro,ur' ier sale cheap
| EIrhn n'' ''"'' '''''''' ~
IIrArufR rrMrn OAK davenport, rooa
=, ,|s .a.a i4q" Wan
returned homo ht A,me day paore
6ll1 sanitary Mattfcss Co
uNr Many GRAND Donoy-r plano ono
almost nev porreato.urcd Gibson r.
tusrplor ono Mcpouga' krhrn cab
nas manic. .,a'p n1s pais r,1. m,r mr.
,s., '.' '''''''"'' '''''' ] none
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piano coils rh'o' 5000
ott -A,,rtuyppv s,tppttrq A
"'a Nt 'otN ana i"en'hip' plate And 'N
.a .a.s " u.,' IIr'A IrIr,'A p w. t',, Ih',l ~,
'"' VINO
'.' I''' 'A
sf'oNh INNp complete Ro'ay. dtilhng
,.,l,. .,,r.., 'gor,i,,s ,,,5.
,.,. al ,.H ,,1p.,I ,,,,,,
1#s1. supply Du. Ueaumout Tetss
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tll'L hl"Nt h0u iMhNI o'
% Ntg'IN n large iron office taie Phone
'h y '.' no" h'.A N" ,' ,.V'N ''l''
.'N .'' fh'f. 'h' hs'Ha'N y
Yoke" '' once Address 'at' N"'''
t'N 'I' VINO ''. ''f '''A ava ~"
.'| "." ''.' I'".'.' N'"'
NrH NIIf.N TtNkllFksnd drss
S. ',rl h. ". ,.. ,, ,.', S'''r9 i1,,, house ''''
' '.' ''.'. ''''' "''' VISA
PAPER CLIPS a ''l. hnr priced night
7" Hubn,f stamp WORKS uA'"Arl
h't 'N'o' 'Al'
WEARING ArrAHEL 81
Btsr rWCE3 paid nr meo., second band
clothing shoes ana hate Phone -'H.
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'"'"hS W a ~ 90 "y'f.','
Irfhsf " .' Tor ~ '' DO blues Hpd
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hllIA A,n NH't ''EheA pflgs pa'N
E9lr me, s : ss'o43 BAN. s,oa 'S9' ana '''''
NuscrttANpous ron sAIp aa
FOR siLE rourlc,e sauar,s af rsivan
ned ron. go .auarr' of second hand
roofing pepper o. GOO SECOND hand brick
l.ons ltA' u
ruu -Ntt Na a BARGAIN four pool Ysblos
good bs new we'll equipped c,fe fixtures
p4 Cnsrotah uka
.p,tNro,Ts ,, .,,. ~,,,r,,,o, lt,5. l.
W,it Rubber Goods. Turner hlig.
.r,. 0'La IRA ana ,',,v N''" ,. ,.,-.- ,,,..
t'' cash opFs l'5s
PROPERTY for EXCHANGE
.-...... ." 'D ~ nv
hl"lifNl price pad inf te'"pd mana iuf
nNuf' Fhone qua
WANTED go BtN srtncd produ ton or
royalty Ot lu barrels more or less Pre-
frr to ioal with owner Nddrrka ssl,
arc InNa Word
MNNrtu .lue tntr FASHION Hook
tugusi number Phone GIlD after
V2lifn ' p, second. and ,.,a.r,,a sos,,
- 'aIl h-ik
WANItb nah} so cart Phone tl2p,
WILL pay o. to anyone that viii lease
mc ihor telephone Mra o % Mongrr
EXCHANGE -RBAL ESTATE n
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-11

SITUATIONS WANTED MALE az
MAS qualified 90 take management Of de
partment, prefers position with OIL com
papY can do any hind of clerical work
Address q. Bot $50 Tor personal inter.
view
OIL PUMPER wants position pumping ~
lease work Address uu rumper R7om
"a, lo2h 3 stain stree. or phone $3.50
OIL PUMPER wants position pumping or
lease work Address Oh Humpgr. Room
IL io2n \ South Main, or phone Ass
POSITION WANTEp-By Al h1okkeeper
Wish 10 make a change. experienced 'n
OIL. mercantile and bank lines. Phone
SITUATION WANTED .Hy a hrsic.ass
cook ~ chef Of chef stewart. young
man, i2 years experience, can furnish
inst class second VIII go anywhere
Please state salary. Address sst caro-
World
WANTED Position by erpes'nc,d man
and vile to take charge Of rcpmtrg house
Address SOS World
NANItb-lob in OH iirlds farm boss 'r
OkA
SITUATIONS WANTED -rEMALE a.
AiL ktNbs o. srving done az a05 "
Second
POSlTlON WANTEb -loung lad, wants
work Phone s59l
POSITION az houtekerprr Tor uIdovsr hy
widow With jyearolt GIRL Phone
flOA.I
srtNuGRArufR stranger iu rt with
many years experience desires position.
SALARY s7' Address "a care World
- .lnNuUKArutR Well experienced de-.
strcs rcrmaneui position Phone 5G2a.J.
btItAIluN NNNIfu.H flr,ururcu I.a,
afenoFrSkher correspondent. tcrrctarv.
accurate, efficient capable. pl.asiar Der.
tousuty, tAetfui Initiative. executive abiI.
ity. rsteuuve memory desires connect Ion
rctponsihlo firm whore integrity. mieui.
rrncc and hhiINY rouutu. highest rrrdrr
usls $50 10 St0 per week Address
p.5o TULSA paiv World
WANTED Position after SCHOOL hours and
Saturdays by experienced high school
rirl who can take dirAuon. use t,rr.
writer operate T.. n * board. Ole and
use dictaphoue Phone 439n
WANTED POSITION Young lady do.
strca Ftenographit position can iu book
keeping Phone Ah2l p
WANTED. Rohrdtur house Tor oH com
pAny or a lease Or others i0frrrtfe1 af
dress Nrs Katie Cooper Tulsa. OkA.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-04-22

nerfect-with the right environments
Among the crowded sections OF oui
cities unsanitary conditions prevail
children are born and reared pOe'
tho church member realize his oohsa
tion of the brotherhood OF man anu
If his duty to conserve child lile' Il
he gets the right conception Oh 'n'
Fatherhood of God, then will he rear
ize the brotherhood Of man.
Tho great crisis of the boys life IS
~ tho teen age. Deal honestly anu
frankly with the boys on questions
concerning their birth-they have inc
right to know; be confidential WIN
them over this most sacred relation
Re a chum with your boy, study inc
wrecks of society, the inmates OF inc
insane asylum and you will see tne
great importance of this. The boy mas
. right to a good education, yet d
large percentage of our boys fail 10
complete their education.
The boy has right to play life'
which is a great factor in his life'
which we do not fully realize. Under
good leadership the play life is best
carried on. In his games he learns
many of the principles of life, imbibes
the team spirit. Playing counts for
much under proper leadership
The boy has a right to a normal
expression of his religious life; ne is
not interested in theology. When ne
gets the vision, it will be one of serv-
ice. of action, where he will put his
life by the side of the life of the 9TH
er boy, as an example of a clean, NOR
al life. He will follow the heroic
Christ as an example.
When community, home church
school and municipality feel deeply
1.-THE importance of these four rights Of
the boy, then the Y. NJ c. A. will come
Ito their assistance and put into thai
community Christian leaders who un
.derstand boy life and who will Leaf
the boys in the various programs
Then will be noted a great change IL
that community, a different spirit viii
be prominent among the boys. 1t Il
Impossible for every community to ge
a leader who can cheekmate the devi
band help boy life. We must parable
the wide program of war, with con
structive program for our boys.
CHURCH REPORTER.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-04-22
Wavelets
Ere m
The Deep
C. Gre e n

When it comes to good musicians,
it's hard to Beethoven.
Christy is a great "artist" and they
say he draws on the old man fire.
quently.
Because liquor is bottled In bond"
is no sign you're got to take liberty"
with 1t.
Which is worse, girls, short skirts
or to be short of skirts.
A drunken sot Is not sought.
The alarm clock has not been made
that will arouse a sleeping porch.
"Now that Schwab is in charge OF
building the ships why not put Henry
Ford to work on the aeroplanesT-
Times Union. Ought to know Ford
can't fly.
Kisses are scarce in a cantonment
camp, even the good old molasses
kind.
4 a
The man who is deaf" to the lib.
erty bond question, ought to be giver
a public hearing"
Some watches are homely and 9th.
ers seem to have charm that IL
beautiful.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-04-22
KISSING THE AMERICAN FLAG
(Memphis Commercial Appeal)

Impetuous people, we'll intentioned,
but utterly without judgment, have
compelled recalcitrant aliens to kiss
the American flag with the belief
that this means the conversion of an
alien enemy.
It does not. It is a ridiculous spec
tacle and the American flag is insult
ed when touched by lying lips.
Through the sheer strength of
might men have been forced to thus
acknowledge the supremacy of the
flag. With the fear of death in their
hearts these men would kiss any
thing, do anything, swear to anything
in order to gain immunity. This
does not signify they mean what they
do, On the contrary, according to
the eternal fitness of things, it will
cause them to secretly hate the flag
more than ever before If they are
wise they will not show this, but in
their heart of hearts the bitterness
becomes more and more intense.
The American flag is too sacred an
| emblem to be made the insulted sub
| ject of such mockery. There is a
more fitting way of Furnishing alien
enemies. There is far more digni-
fed way of handling such characters.
The flag can be spared any such
scenes and the result arrived at will
be far more satisfying.
All true Americans low ethe flag.
When they kiss the folds it is with
reverence and not with smothered
curses on their lips. They respect
the flag and have in their hearts a
profound love for this emblem OF
liberty. The alien who is compelled
through force to kiss the flag, does SO
with feeling of contempt for him
self and greater feeling of con
tempt for the flag and the American
people. He has been given addition
al cause for his accommodating hatred
of America. He smiles and devises
ways and means of getting even,
Those who traduce the flag, the
government, our president or the ad
illustrations war propaganda should
be severely dealt with and in stric
; accord to the gravity of their offense
This spectacular holiday spectacle o
an armed body of men forcing re
luctant kiss from the lips of a Ger
man alien for flag he despises doe
not make him love the Stars an
Stripes and it is ridiculous to expec
him to regard the performance 9th
erwise than cheap theatrical dis
play.
! Keep the American flag for apprt
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-04-22
SUCCESS

It's doing your job the best you can'
And being just to your fellow man;
It's making money-ou' hoiuins
friends,
And staying true to your aims anu
ends;
It's figuring how and learning why,
And looking forward and thinking
I high,
And dreaming a little and doing
much;
It's keeping always in closest touch
With what is finest in word and deed
It's being thorough, yet making
speed;
It's being clean and it's playing fair;
It's laughing lightly at Dame Despair
It's looking up at the star above,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-04-22

The campaign brings us in touch
with numerous pleasant gentlemen
who are touring the State in the in
terest of their respective candidates..
Among these is Mr.. P. S. Bowen, of
Duval, who is a candidate for State
Tax Commissioner, and whose an
nouncement appears in this paper to-
day. Mr.. Bowen is an affable and
capable gentleman who is making an
active canvass, and is meeting many
of the voters, who we are sure will
give his claims to the important of
fee he seeks due consideration.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-04-22

In a vague way, we understand that
there are some people, some where,
who are still playing professional
baseball. And we thought once that
nothing in the news was of much
more importance!
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-04-22

The "Brorides" of Herb Felkel in
the st. Augustine Record were dis
continued because they offended the
sensibilities Of some of the Ancient
City folks. The bromides were live,
and live things are not fashionable
at st. Augustine, it appears.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-04-22

The citizen who desires to post
himself on the affairs of the city of
Lakeland may get full information
from the report of the auditor EN-.
ployed to check UP the accounts and
finances of the city, which appears
on Page of this issue. The report
is presented in an Ineligible manner
and seems to be comprehensive and
informing.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-04-22
MOTHERS MEETING

There will be mothers meeting at
the home of Mrs. John Cason, 500
South Tennessee avenue, tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock.
The devotional exercises will be
conducted by Mrs. j. W. Layton and
topics of interest to mothers will
come under discussion.
All women are cordially invited.