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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-08
RE- LIlsT.

No i1atter what your business ls
or what you find 10 do.
BE careful that you speak the truth
Aud let your words be few
Let your deeds be deeds of Kindness,
on others do not frown--
You can not build your business up
: BY tearing others down.
Strive always to he Just and fair =
In every walk OF Aiic;
Beware of mean back biting tongues
chat breed discOrd and strife.
4 briile bestowed on friend or zoe
Is better than a frown
You can not build, your business up
BY tearing others down.
.
Thus vou will lead a righteous lie,
And at the journeys end
Your portion shall be joy ANA peace,
And God will be your friend
The verdict given on your life
WIN be a golden crown
ale never buiit his business up
liy tearing others down
-sR ~ Langford Kansas tiiy MO.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-08
RPpiin0 Rhymes

bV WALI NJ ANON
---

In times OF peucc am so mild they
sny im harmless as a child II grievcs
mo sore To swat a fly, 10 make a
ilea on chigger die. hate an forms
of fuss and strife, all quarrels which
disrigure life, and I would walk nino
miles swow before Ia figure IN a
row And nearly all the men | knew
were much the same, three years ago.
We sat around the sunset tree ana
fiked OF scraps across the sco. as
folks viii talk OF things that hap on
some far corner Of the map Of some
Wild tuuult OF affrty on Saturn or
the MILKY Way While foreign lons
were being girt. and foreign curns
were being hurt We moralizcd upon
the sin OF kicking up so fierce a din.
and told how glad we were because
our brand uli eagle shrathrd itg
claws ana sat nq calmly on its perch
as some dove upon church hut
since that eagle quit It's dream. aud
inrred the nations with ITS scream,
We gnther In the Nluc Front store. and
talk or Nar forcycrmorc OH how
we'd make our ubrcs whit. II not
huneed up with rheumtty' on how
Ne'd flny the pruVsian hides. bat for
the stitches IN our sides II. rather
funny lex 10 not that We Old guys
should talk such rot and lust ~ wal
law In our CriuTa--Lut thatS the
spirit of the times
t"pnght l9ls ueorra Matthew Adam,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-08
XX

Now the bakers boy ate the whole
OF the duughnut. so | can't tell you
how little Bnly Bunny went into the
Deer Park. And perhaps it's Just as
we'll, for something else happened
which was lots nicer, And this Is
what II was:
An airship suddenly got caught In
tree and the toirmau. who hapueEed
10 be "a Jay Bird, flew down and asked
where he could get nail TO mend his
machine with. And wasn't II lucky,
7 iiilly bunny found Just the right kind
OF nail In his kna psack, And when
the arship was fixed the Jay Bra
told the little rabbit 10 run out on TIC
meadow and lie would Fly down and
take him for a ride
My how iast they flew The air
ship went much faster than Uncle
Incky's automobile, and that is say-
Ing good deaf.
Which way are we going" asked
the little rabbit Anywhere near Ola
Snake Fence Curner2"
II don't know I'm sure" said the
Jay Bird. we might be lust over
A." II he hadp't looked down. eyory
thing would have been all right. Pa,
he did. and so Nou see that il the rel.
son the airship bumped into the bell
90 the church s'ceple' And the bell
began tO ring on. how IL did ring
Bllly Bunny held his front paws over
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-08
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his ears. bat hat didn't keep out the
1wful noise go he put his hind paws
over, too. But even that didn't do
any good.
The JAY Bird tried his pest TO Eet
the airship away, but he couldn't, and
the more he tried. the louder the big
bell rang, until all the bats In the
stecple were deaf as an adder And
an adder, you know, is snake and
'she deafest animal IN the ,eget1 ble
kingdom, For ne lives on vegetab. .es,
and OF course he couldn't live in the
mineral Kingdom for that reason
And I'm sure ! don't know how g e
airship ever would have gotten loose
~ the bell hadn't come off It's HOOK
The big bell rang louder than before
And everybody iunped out OF bed and
ran To the engine house FOR they thot
there must be a Hrtibie fire some
where.
stop, Stop" cried Buy Bunny.
Take me down go earth and let me
hop away from this awful bell" And
when the arship came to the ground
the little rabbit never even said thank
YOU or good .hyc or pleased to meet
YOU or twice one are five but hoppe
away as fast as ne could.
tAud II a shooting star doesn't hit
me in the right thumb. so that [ can't
play the plano mean the typewrit.
or II tell lou the next time about
Billy Bunny and the lolypopD
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-08
NY LI1rIlt nOMNIN.

| don't have tu ho Htylishly dressed,
Don't have 10 be clover or smart,
Each night nm fondiy chros-od
However I've bunRlcd my part,
There are eyes that seem never 20 sec
The flaws that 10 strangers are plain
There are arms that are waiting
for me-.
Ana fm rich IN my httlc domain,
There is never critic to SAY
one word that rs harsh of niy work,
| am viewed la the klndlicst way,
And never u ancer or a anirk
On the lips OF loved one hctrays
The fact that I've Ltbored In vain.
IL ~ there ! am certain 0f praise.
am great ia my little domain.
AZ home when the days tasks are
done
am sure of welcome that's glad
And whether I've lost or I've won
There b. always "A smile TO he had
There tho touch of the tcnderest
hands
smooths out all the burrows and
pain,
For but snnplednre all the demands
OF those IN my little domain
needn't be mighty or great,
/ needn't come laden with gold,
Whatever ny fortune ur fate
There II love that viii never grow
cold.
There ls laughter to follow the strife,
- And sunshine 10 hnuish the rain,
And all that IN worth while In life
l find IN my little domain
tCopyisht. ipii ;" Edgar A dusstl
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-08
Our Own Eood Ilinl-.

War Bread War bread an impuf
tant Item cAn be made of potato par
inES and stale bread crusts one OF
two NJ the important metropolitan
rhaipls have tried H. The beautiful
thing about war bread IN that YOU win
eventually run our OF potato paringS,
and stale bread crusts ny pairing
ten bushels ~ potatoes you viii get
ruongh paringr FOR one baking This,
df course, represents great saving,
inasmuch ~, on account of the bump
~ crop of potatoes This year the price
NJ potatoes viii bc much higher than
crop of potatoes this year. the price
Of potStoca viii be much higher than
usual when Nou run uut or stale
bread cruhts }uu wiz Ice unable to
make any more ~ this war bread nm.
less somebody in,euts "a new stale
bread crust
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-08
ENGINE REPLACES HORSES
Is Used to Haul Logs Over Snow ia
MisCOmeln.

| In Popular Mechanics for $ovem-
ner appears the following description
OF "A method whereby heavy loads OF
! logs are hauled along snow packed
lroads.
Those who are familiar with the
history of the steam engine VIII re-
} call that the tiist locomotive was
operated on an ordinary highway, In
this connection IL is interesting 10
note that an engine Is being uscd ~
a Wisconsin lumber camp during the
winter months to haul train OF log
ging sleds over snow and Ice, The 'or.
ward truck OF this tractor consists of
pair of steele clad runners, The
driving is accomplished thru a crcepef
tread when pulling string OF 10
loaded sleds the engine maintains
speed Of six or seven miles an hour.
and in service u has proved econom-
ica.
A crew OF four men, consisting OF g
steersnan, engineer fireman ana
brakeman, Is adequate for It's opera
ton. The scarcity OF timber In the
district is continually increasing the
length of hauls and lessonlng thS
practicability OF constructing traehs
for logging trains. Reduction Of trans
pprtation costs Is therefore necrSs;liy
NJ the profitable exploitation OF the
remaining timber. The steam-sieu
outfit IL doing this satisfactorily dur
ing the three or four months the
snow covered roads permit heavy
traffic"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-08
The Daily Hor0scop DE
Copyright, 1917. by the AeClato New,
..r, paper sysd'ea,.l
The siars incline, but do not comm
Tuesday, January q igls

me siars ineline but do not compel 40
,ca, Tuesday January 8. 1918,
N'"P|hRht 1918, by the hc1gNrc New,
Gaper Syndicate
Aeeofdlng 20 Aafrology the sun rnlr. ,troro
ior s4od ihii day. wtrie Mercury. Tram.
a. N'u - 40 a. ,rrxe
rAf .hcA shBs'd sttcpd an who sec. en-
p.oS meht or pTosastsn when th, saa 4, m
brnrfc a. u Ia Today
oHNc'agt have AZ especially pfomitfn.
swny "9d shoold aAs xhs ino.t of d All uas
~, Ste ,., is'srs of Appointments s"o.d ,uc,.sd
!" gueN'e i9r piscu undsr this ANA
mere "a Rappus,.j to bo cspe,ia, appr.et.
lIea ior gifts bestowed When Tho siars A..
ed rs they are this Day
"ome" sssvid he especially careful tods,
,hoit dealings with men Love affair, ~.
lhely 10 be cisRppointinx
iHey VINO deal with women va bnx ps..
also would better he cautious n, th. pianrf.
node NJ TOE al Transactions With them
ho Institutions are SprognostirstrS '1u IN
women = '
:, feornSry Is Rad as favorable month 'or
This month brings foriunALs- tands On. t.r
an Countries under deDink
saturn close TO the ascendant o. III. kIty
Of SPAN 70 moi good for his hra ,a Or th,
welfare Of his people
The pope Of Rome has the sun iu say.I.i
70 sgtuTn and this planet having 90 Ned III.
Noon al the time 81 his birth. ie 4, h I4,.l,
10 suffer III health or even ser.ols lines,
IN ih'ention by womAr vii be much
discussed before tho end OF the year
Persons whose birthdstc 10 i NAV have
some griet ot disappointment ~ thl domestic
circle. bat financial affairs shatit be mos.
l;osper
children born on this day NAV he care.
less waysard and vain These subjects of
Capricorn usually rurrcrd best when I'm
p'"y ed Sliho they have brilliant uiud,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-08
Hunting a Husband MAR, +, po,os.

ling. For most girls az used 10
benuN ard callers, But | have never
had "A beau in my life And now
James Merle Is coming to see nae.
james Merle. the architect. James
Merle, the man whom 1 had chosen
to be my husband
What shall ! wear That was my
first thought ] went hurriedy thru
my wardrobe in my mind Ny blue
too dark Tor evening Ny pink lawn
r. he has seen that My gray crepe de
chine yes. | viii munder my sheer
collars and cuffs I shall be ready
Then In the midgt Of my hagpy ex-
.citcment | suddenly remembered
lie woulF want TO talk of France.
! For ! had said ! studied there for
several years How should l get out
toi It! Perhaps / could steer him
away from the subject. Yes / would
DO that would make him talk
about himself
The telephones Very wen, thank
YOU. How are you2 oh, yes. that
viii be nice The 7.5O IL a good
train [ shall be glad 20 see you---"
lie came In the early evening.
liked the way he spoke tn mother
We sat after a while, alone on the
uncovered porch. We spoke about
me different guests AT the house
party, That friend OF yours, Tom
Angus, IS "A nice fellow" he said
Hes jolly and he's solid, too 4"
was rather surprised at these words
Tom never meant much to me. eS-
cept Just Tom ! had forgotten bc
had a personality.
asked James Merle about his
work lie spoke wei, on that f,lt
the conversation was safely launched
Tor the evening | remembered my
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-08


The heSt ,hing IN tne world is 10
1bc game and dia game
| Let's see are tht re - ur ~ teeth
| We always get the ,Hnm ber of teeth
and the nun.h hrr uf lnistr, IN lie al
/ phahGt confused, st any rate. here
are two or three doFen teeth We
could stop this jypowr,tai and hold
the press and count our own teeth.
hut that seems inorbid aud upnects-
sary. Anyway, Two or three dozen is
near enough fog our purpose
! Looking at II from a NrCads Ih.lu-
lsophical standpoint. two or thics
dozen teeth seem 10 be about the
/ riGht>number. They aie bs; dNout
the right amount OF annoyance for
one person in his lifetime.
Annoyances are important SIN
looking at the hing from broad.
philosophical standpoint There ~
a little something tho matte with
Us all, all the time. and it Is glorious
tfat there is We mrtu tpuhuche
h nr nalls. hay fever. hpt weather. col
weather. mechanical pianos next door,
punctures and blow .nu's indigestion.
IA tlgue, insomnia and holes In the
solos Of our shoes Put this column
gets It's salary FOR hang a funny col
umn. and we have got 10 get bright
side TO all this Ns We said before
therefs
Teeth teach us how To do other
things. They teach us how 10 die
Clarence Day. H., In the current Met
ropolitau, is a little wrong He init
mates George Nashn" tnn a.dnt
mind dying because his teeth hurt
him No. George learned with his
teeth how to die. Two or three dozr1
teeth. along with all our othcr annoy
anCes teach us that, BY the time "A
person has weathcred all his teeth n~
is a pretty good scout. whether hc
lives or dies. And FAR be IL from u-.
AS hired and paid humorist, 10 iu'l-
mate that dying IS the most Important
thing In lie.
tCopyright, 1913 George Matthew hdamsj
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-08

little he that had turned so big \
am not a convent girl you see, ! have
never been To France" -
There was silence FOR momeRt.
only the fan sound Of crickcts chlrp-
ing in the darkness. / felt two stEong
hands over mine. His words, you
are brave TO tell me the truth. l ad-
mirc you for H."
know. now we are friends.
Friends on the mutual ground OF
truth--and yes, attraction.
icopynght. 1918, George Matthew Adams }
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-08
On@eS Spur,
aMeNOrnont
LtxO0Afq AfttIYQ



There iE . peculiar phenomenon In
connection with two classes Of trades
people Ia th- country The meat
dealers either cannot or DO not read.
They don't know when meatlcHs
day comes 1here are many other
things they do not Keen posted ON.
They apparently never heard pt dc
chnc In the price of beef or II they DO
read II they don't believe what they
Fce in the papers Some people arc
that way
on the other hand the fish dealers
are firud8 for literature They have
slS DAYS in the week normally 10 road.
and they make the best OF them, The
fish dealers are among the best pa
irons dr The news stands Consequently
thcV always know when a meat csH
day arrives They keep posted. and
up so the prices OF fish
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-08

General Crowdcr charges to draft
boards to use common sense IN their
Interpretation Of the law Very cou-
mendable advice ana such that could
be used to good advantage by Others
than the exemption boards.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-08
The Truth Pays.
CHATTER NIX.

Mother met mo at the door. some.
one tclcphoEcd while you were gone
Sara ~s'
ANY message 2' I asked carolessly
For ! knew better now than TO hope
had not seen the smile IN mother 4
cyrs.
MIR Merle he said he would call
laterl' Mothers tone was calm hut
know hy the faint tush on her
checks that she WAS "a excited as
To most girls this would be moth
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-08

No wonder the war department OF
ilcials were entertaining the notion
tnat Colonel Lewis was slightly Off his
base. lie fostcred the peculiar proro-
sition Of giving the government the
benefit OF his invention without ASK
ing anything In return.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-08

John Purroy Mitchell plans tony
list as a private In the aviation sec
tion OF the signal corps Strange sonbS
other persons 50 eager to get In the
army haven't thot about enlstinr as
a private,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-08

III II Is true the klng of Rumania
has dedicated 40 cant blame him
With world events plodding along ns
they are there seems TO I've nothing
else for king to do.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-08

A brother Willing away his time ~
a member OF the pallus Crcxasl NcWs
editorial STAFF seeks to learn The
whereabouts OF the ld-fashioncd and
handy bride who aided IN prcpslins
her wedding dlnnnr.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-08

With the government handling the
railroads We wonder how Tho United
states marshal ht Muskogce expects
TO get away with his locomotive and
freight car contiscation.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-08

Senator la Toilette, you may re.
member. was expelled from the Nadl-
son club of Madison, Wis, but he
seems TO be in no danger OF being
expelled from the senate. This would
tend to show that the senate is not
20 particular. However the yo,o,s
Of that state may get chance TO cas,
few ballots leto-e long.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-08

Because Lloyd George has not ended
the war there are cranks In England
who want somebody else to take Tie
Job, And we Imagine there are
cranks in Germany who are peoyod
at the KAISER because he didn't eat
that heralded dinner In Paris.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-08

The report that the Germans arc
looting art treasures in Italy Is quito
likely true and interesting, bat cannot
by any stretch OF the ina gnation he
regarded as news Loot Is the Ger
mans middle nnne
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-08
Phones All Departments, 5000

Foreign Advsttfing Representative Bryani
5girth q Rruns0u ~ Fifth A'r, Nov York
4tl pc,auiHlre st. Bostpu. Ford parsous
70 rtup'4, Gas Bldg Chiosgo, Oscar q
rsvirs sQi Victor nldz haasas Citi No
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-08

f'ihars whom We rot 90 Heaven
We shall understand the Wuss,ua sit.
uaton There is little hope before
that time.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-08

Germany will never give up CON
querod land says the telegraph. Ger
many just thinks she won't.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-08

a, Csr,i-f u fulra - Gents Ps' Week
lrurFt or TIR ASSOCIATED rHfss
rhe Associated urrst tr ~'rluAycly entitled To-
~ use fol capitalization Of All news difpatchrs
rsditsd tu 10 or not u.h"rsisi 'fedltci iu w.
ap'r and alrI HE lorhl news publiS' cd herein
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-08

Lets see. JHndary Z Living up to
those New Years resolutons2 All.
we tbot not
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-08

Establish the TACT that you are
right Then anchor
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-08

WashiuGton Hooks has had his
photograph enlarged so that the
wid"ws Of The coming generations can.
see what a fine looking InAn 10, was.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-08

The steps Iu front Of the Dog HIN
church are missing Sid Hocks says
the Improvement association ought
to uc questioned as they are an The
time dBmg steps
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-08

Senator La Toilette Is In favor OF
government ownership OF railroads
The next step. then. should be thr gov
crnlnent Ownershlp OF Senator La
Toilette.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-08
NII

My good old father aptd TO me:
NV hoN, you tr" q rhuup
To buy steaks porterhou-o when
young.
ilc satisfied with Tump
Nnu u save much money while you're
SNung
n my advice you take.
Thou when you're old you osu afford
Tho 'hulccr cuts of steak
That was fun many years ago.
! followed his Hdbice.
! hought the cheaper cuts ~ steak
And saved much ON the price.
But times ana steaks have changed
since then
M matter how ! hurip
can catch up wSh porterhouse
Ana am stll eating rump
The other day, the chauffeur Tor
Maurice was shot
lfas Maurice a chauffeur?
Several ~ them
Ana a few years ago he was mrEinr
a tray IN Martins cafe aud yelling.
Adam and Eve on raft" clean
~ the Kitchen and Ham in the.
country
Then he, began dancing and now he
ls a millionaire.
Moral. ON with the dance.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-08

Save the waste.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-08
The Tulsa Daily World

rnE rulSA Daily WURLD. being dIy
worn on oaIh DO tolrmbiy susat that ihs
,buve atalcmrnr s uuo 10 The best OF ny
,noN edge -Ud br,lct
Il G. HpOlFi,
CtrtulSton Manage
sNbssfIb,d and sS1ru 70 before tbs
list day o. Uorcubst. lpl5.
MABEL ktlN
Notary fubie
Ms roniniiaston raplrc~ october ~, ly2t
The Carlisle independent., 1918-11-07
sesi,trants, Take Notice

Tie Adiutant General has or. dered that men between the ages of thirty seven and forty five in elusive, snail now fill out and re turn their questionaires to the Local Board. Questionaires have already been mailed to these but great many of them have not been returned. If you are holding your questionaires tor further orders, you will please ill out and return the question aire at once. Failure to do so places you automatically in class 1, subject to immediate induc- tion Ef you have failed to re- celve questionaire. write to the Locai Board and one will be sent you
 Persons reading this notice, will please give it the widest publicity.
 Respectfully yours,
 Local Board Lonoke Co.,. Ark
The Carlisle independent., 1918-11-07

Mir. R. Medendorp took the writer out in his car Sunday ta the Walters Bros. 6 Medendorp rice field southwest Of town where they are making good headway thre hing They threshed ter acre tract Satur- day which yielded POT sacks or a little more than So bushels to the acre. The rice is good quality and is in fine marketable condi- tion. The scarcity Of labor is handicapping these gentlemen, as 1t is all others vino are doing their best to finish cutting and get their threshing outfits in op- eration. The weather has been excellent for both and every available man has oeen put on the work.
The Carlisle independent., 1918-11-07
United War Work Drive
Lonoke Ark, Oct. 26, 1918

Lonoke Ark. Oct. 2S, 1918 Dear Editor:
 l an transcribing below an ar ticle from the brain of Prof. J. J. Doyne, director for the district of Lonoke, in this great War Work Drive, which begins ac- lively on November 11th. It is such a fine article, addressed and sent out to his district directors, that l am asking you to publish same in your paper, that it may help the people oyer the terri tory of Lonoke and Prairie coun ties.
 Yours respectfully.
 l. R.. Robinson.
 General Director
The Carlisle independent., 1918-11-07
Schedule For Meetings Carlisle District United Wac Work Campaign Sun
 day November llth..

day November llth. Hamilton Township-Piney Woods 200 D. m.; Hamilton BOG D. m.
 Scott Township-Scott High School 2.30 p. m.
 Fletcher Township-Pfeiffers School 3.30 D. m.
 Totten Township-Winburn School 200 D. m.; Walters Chap el 300 D. m,
 Carlisle Township-Z Zion Church 10:45 a. m.; Prairie Longue 3:30 D. m.; Paradise School 200 p. m.; Carlisle School 700 p. m.
 All people are urged to attend these meetings; be their on time.
 H. l. Buechley.
 Chm of Carlisle District
The Carlisle independent., 1918-11-07

rectors of the Loroke district has been called for Monday af. ternoon at three o'clock, Nov, i. Plans for the work and other i'm portant matters will be discuss ed at that meeting. Be sure to be on hand, and bring with you any others who may be interest ed in knowing more Of this great work.
 Yours very truly,
 J. ]. Doyne,
 Chm Lonoke District.
The Carlisle independent., 1918-11-07
Be Sure to Select Seed Corn

Every farmer who has not SC
 lected seed corn, should make sure of a supply for next year right away. Good seed will be harder to get than ever before. Be wise and have one bushel for every three acres planted to corn.