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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-29

THE STATED .CoNVOCATIoE OF
ROCK Island Chapter No
kSs<~ hS.zz Is, k. 4. M, VIII De he'll
MTMHH on the FIRST Tuesday ~
1EEZIT each month at 1850 y. m
~S3M L. y. swanson, 4. Ii. F..
f. II ASH, secretary. Spe-
--,nyoca tiOn tuesday evening,
April 80, 1918, at : O'Clock. WorE
on NJ. IA. degree.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-29
WANTED-TO BUY.

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-29

ROCK ISLAND CHAPTER NO. 2ss,
Order Eastern star. - Reg uiar
meetings second Wednesday OF
each month. Visiting stars wei
come. AItha Marshall. W. Nj
Mary +. kreIs, secretary.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-29

FOR RENT-R00MS.

ROOM, for gentleman; modern
2016h Third avenue tfat ID. Phone
r L 23nN
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-29

knights TempIar.
THE stated cOncIaves u Rock Island
commandary NO 10, hniShts en-
piar. will b. held the second Non
DAY OF each month. VISITING
knights welcome. J. w. Houder'
commander; J. l. Hickey, recOrder.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-29
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SNAP-Five passenger auto: first
class condition; 800; ga Twenty
fourth street
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-29
Sunday School


I.'.,tu Jnuunf, IA ll-t
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No, 49,. ,... ....
...., ~.
'"' Wv INV COZ 'h' "i 'l' "'ll'
ti''''1 Wru. = man Whuur Wurk
''f rrndia'iub have gone further o..
N'ti 'hapirg ihr utthirs of men aud
.''"hN lhHn most any other ON,
man ~" can name TOE he NJ. dos
Nh' 10 h''"mr mot nnl' th, drllNcr
or uH,''u ttuW tt,u upptr'Diun.
u"I l' outline q system ut lrglsA
non N'A has been % some jegt,o ~
''l'i We model tui almost every
"'" or laws mat huN enlightened
''''h hh' rri W. iw thu g0N'tumrut
~ 'lT people. Nuvrs wt- q g,obt
man l''huNr cod ut,krd him ouf ioI
% great ""ik nuI nr.,tr" Do, spent
'Nl''' an oidlu'N Lifetime 900 prp
'l 'N'n f"t lhhi NorN This b. nn.
"'h'i 'us'"n'" uf th" fuiN ~ tmpa
.'N'" it'N "a urs are not accom-
l''.".''i 'u htH'" Gnd ttk,y time tu
I'N''"p ht~ servants We i've IN q
'''' 't' now 'ul 1t ~ wei t"' Ms io
hl'u h'i mat q cause w not lost
,.'' '"'' u"I Hh"W i"7ulls u" dui'N
- We M"uld d'Ait' When Hod
"'S H''h'd - man tot a special mis-
'''' 'h' J"h N'E dome. hut % iH
''"''" "t years. perhaps "t k"uct
az non.
wv "li lhw'dl'l" lesson concerns
'"' '''h coy M't'1 AMI the sr'um-
'"' ~ 'nl l"unding ~" canning into
Wv. ""I'" ut ne Wuild greatest
""h '''' 'nn llh'lhlni l"ng hflri
"' "'N ~ I'H'bh ME nam" hni ftiur
s'''' N''N'h I" lnNul" To hih hinStolk
'l,"N ,nh' d'i S"h at the hands
ln' IHN p'"h government Nfier
''lN 'nI'' centuries lh"t" htnHr u
N'"s WI" Nh'" not Joseph llr
"'' man 10 Wh"in sentiment dld
Wv "pI''' SOM lh'nlhlll the people
n"u "l'"""h VA" Ihrhrll'"H 10 i've and
NP'I ~ W" l"nh ~ ''"Hh"h, winch
n'N hVn zone 'n Eu'h an extent thai
w ,h" eyes ~ ihiS practical mon.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-29
EDWARDS BUILDING TO
Be SOLD FOR CREDITORS

suits against the Edwards build
lng for material aud labor furnished
nav been brought IN the courts and
w" building will he sold 10 satisfy
Ihesc claims az the earliest possible
mlnuio the litigation permits The
matter is pending IN court, ana tho
nights ~ claimants must he tried
oul before nny progress can he made
WNhrds clearing up the title.
SINCE the building only ~ 90 be
'old. and the buyer is thercupon
compelled Ia negotiate with the own.
- ~ the lot Tor perm isston for n tn
remain on the site. OF must move IL
oit II ls rather an embarrassing
n'uhilon Tor those who would hid on
we building. ana II II figured that u
won bring very big price, unless
Wr lot owners bid II IN
J. IN understood that ht least two
mon hS VIII he required to get tho
Nf' hnrlo unsolvcd so that the lot
oNn',s can get their property cleared
~ lh" matter In shape to go ahead
WIN 'hc building
=. M'sNs Stehhins Glddings and
t'~'nhhch, who own the lot. have
n'lnc"d that In the event they
nn in the building. they will com
Pl''r II Hs planned
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-29
HOME GUARD DECISION
BRINGS ON SPECULATION

world'' WaAhugtoo nutrsu. roI RuIdlnE
WASllINGTON. n'r .N Keen
iuictrst ls hclnr muulfrHtcd .u Okp
homa circles here A. ro The possible
effect on the oklahoma u,itnua
guard because ~ the recent drcla
Ton of Acting judge Advocate IN
sell that when the men urr dis
charged they VII return 10 theft
civilian status without an ohliga
iions 10 continue in national guard
service
That Governor Wuhcrinon viii
take No steps To rcconvtl,uic any ui
the old guatd coHpanlo~ uutil the
bklahomins now In the l6th diNis.
ton ~ TtunChuv return. be looked ON
ns certain here The war depart
mcnt has made n plain that thu.
division viii not come back ful
mnny months II ls very generally
Understood that the Goth division
containing the oklahoma HclcctiNc
service troops viii return before
this guard division
Moreover. whethr, or not the
oklahoma guard retains u gren'
deal of ~ individuality depends IN
a large measure on whether con
grcss determines tn Coniiuu" th'
national guard az the army reserve
~ the nation congressman haN'
told the Tulsa Wurld correspondent
that ne apparent sentiment ~ th'
country IL against universal mi'itarN
training and In favor ~ r"NertinR 't
the guard ns the nucleus ~ th'
army The surprising fact is that Il
hlg percentage ~ tho returning sol
dicrs are absolutely opposed to th'
plan for ohligator, military service
opopslng even the nine months u
the nineteenth ycnr plan
That the old oklahoma guard ha'
been diluted 10y replacementT from
the national army since n went lntC
action IN France is known. Also the
cavalry trops have been c"nN"rtet
Into artillery units.
Several states. notably New York
Illinois. Pennsylvania and Mime
sofa have taken steps 20 have lh'
Identity ~ their old guard units pre-
served as much as possible.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-29
MEMBERS OF A. E. r. SENT
CASH CHRISTMAS PRESENTS

The A. r. Y. got n cash Christmas
This year. along with tho thousands
e. boxes permitted To he mailed In
Secemhcr, according to Miss Myrtle
Holt, money order clerk at the local
posioffice, She has written nearly
$4,000 worth OF money orders FOR
relatives and friends OF soldieiS
PAYABLE NJ the \ u. f., postoffices In
france and Belgium.
'ncing prohibited 10 send parcels.
folks have sent money Instead" said
Miss Holt The money order. he
lhg payable at any A, ". T.. office
they made an ideal Christmas sub
si,ute."
a Foreign money order business has
Neen hampered nv war restrictions
Tor long time. ana there ha. been
no new postal convention to open
~ exchange with any OF the coun-
trles
Restrictions are s,ill on GERMANY
Gteccc. Austria, belgium Soudan
Portugal. Egypt Bulgaria Serbia and
Turkey No money orders can be
Issued on any OF the countries
restriction Of not to exceed $50
per month To n person In on citizens
OF Norway. sweden, Denmark, Meth
erands and Switzerland An elah-
crate system Of checking against
PERSONS who attempt To violate the
I2O limit ~ maintained through the
International exchange system,
which operates through tho postof
hccs At New York aud san Francisco,
International orders are issued IN
the coin ~ the country drawn upon
but The A. T. y Is issued In good old
Yankee dollars ana cents
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-29

Whu excused the declaration uf war
with the suphislrN that II they did
u"i attack first the others would
mako war upon them God placed
an people On the world II wbs not
luz intent that any one man should
Dee Hurh an ulstuclc to the others
hat they must be- destroyed fut N"
common good Spin" mvn have
uadr hru'svlNrs an sneuis af .iAn-
t nd hut Gud tni,udcd f.. rNt'N
human bclug To hIN' a place Ind Z
wIssIuu In the duvrlupuirut ~ hu-
manity and n In the mana lult =
Do hr otherwise II = not rgh TINT
YOU should tind II necessary that uGr
uInu should hc DESTROYED m. order
tnu YOU thuuli pruHpvr NlthirR
hul attunt srlfiHir't, wlild SiRgrat
such u m ng a,h tn ninn wa o..
uWs mrh n sty ~ bound suou"r
'i htrt to be caught hy hts own
game That I, why h" that iiV"th 10y
the sword shall die w the s~ntl
,irncrhl ludrndnlff frankly saws
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-29

careful poll. shows that Senator Il.
l.. Davidson of Tulsa has the call
on the office by wide margin
AZ TO the sprnkcrship there isn't
any way of figuring an opposition
lineup. Governor elect Robertson
has said that he wouldn't take any
part In the contest and u II likely
that he wouldn't have made thls
statement II he had knowledge OF a
rchrlliOn anywhere on the horizon
No with Tom Waldtep OF shawnee
and W |. 'Cheatham OF Britsow In
the lists. both OF them acceptable To
dovernor Robertson, revolt talk
doesn't sound for much Some oh
servers put Waldrep down hs a "sIrc
Thing" In the speakcrship race.
Maybe ~. lie claims to have 50
Chcaiham on the other hand also
claims that he has II and can count
the votes which viii put him over
~ there's food for caucus with
Waldrep perhaps the favoritc so far
aa the public print IN concerned
while previous legislatures have
In "A measure. east about for some
thing TO lrgislate upon. this seventh
leg stature has constructive pro-
gram mapped out for II In advance
ana with the exception OF the usual
scores ~ local measures which win
occupy most OF It's time the work
which II viii ccomplish Will. n In
believed. he more constructive than
that of any previous legislative body
which has Convened In oklahoma,
3y the time the wheels begin 10 roll
II Ia likely that prospects OF long
session and 81 n day remuneration
Will come into view.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-29

history thnt oprr',. IA ct a Nril'
people hns almost invariably u,,ul'cd
~ The greater growth IT thNt pr"plc
tud oppression ~ .t.Ht Ats boon
he quickest NtN 100 ept',l uV uuv
irin" which was sought for draitu,
lion IN~ is from a uihtrt tat NlrN
alone and Wv have a., added t~
-utan'c that the hand of Ioi dr
-r~~- % yr mar 1prf,s"uu ,htI' tU
D. iiv object uud tvcoii upuu the ur
prrssotN \ui lt was into tho ,t''.,h
rtt uf HISTORY fhtt MuHvs came. q
helpless babe. fuiriuumcd tu '-st'
.iuuuun rt the ltudr uf the ,Wutr,
Nn ctrthN Ni,drn hut dNlur irti
ms. lrd the l."Nitc mother tu cutrirl
h,r uffspr ug upon float 100 10, Nil"
tlNrt rather Than face IA" Inevitable
wrath ~ the state pNtu' guidance
tdvu led the ptlu,UNs ~ tfNut iu
hAthr a. the N,N spot whctc Musts
lhN IN his uuuuil, cradle ana m,ii''
her heart uutil she uoi huur ttN a
the ,hild's ne bui adopted hUu ts
TOR own vat he WI. mot tp hr
rn sod up hoaihcu tor hls own
mother va ,huS"u 49, ha NURSE and
Wr may lee sufu tN Ilu',d lu hW
Hrut the Wr ''m 'u.u uul uf q,
huNthv ~ trrNuc"
rharNuh mndr the same wislhkc
hat many Nrant, have At various
times llr put he worldly Wisdom
up against the divine putpur" and
loat instead ut crushing the llv.
hrcVA he brought up in hir own
household NJ q prince the mrn who
should lead thai drspiHod race out
from under his rod ana Who should
4 ~ the aipnhl that hruurm upon
him ana hlH pruud Warriors the
uNrrv helmiug waters ~ the Rcd rrt
It's who'll" treatment ~ the Israel.
itcs Was u tactical ns veil 49, \
moral. wrong lihc the urrmnns
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-29
|NHEAT FARMERS TO .
GET $2.20 BUSHEL
,,it,J states Producers VIII i,cH-
HE Double pricc Paid In
other Countries.

WASHINGTON, Dee. IS Farmers
A. Oklahoma aud the other wheat
,rouln states viii receive moro than
.ier As much for their product than
n, Argentine aud Australian farmer
,h,,,ish the fact that the s. 20 price
Ill Ice IN operation on tins year u
rfpp
This fact ~ Impressed hN the pub
V.h,i statement that the lriiish gov
,,rrent has established a credit ~
$40 900 QUO IN Argentina with which
~ purchase wheat At price ~ ap-
n,o,iuhtcly 81 "a huHh"l u rs also
announced that Australian wheat II
,ov pouring into Great Britain At
shout the rame price M Argentine"
xb,,i This Australian wheat was
ong unavailable because of lack "
shpping
I'm, the j2"O price viii not be
,ai,rd vungtessm"n from the wheat
s,ovinr states were today certain.
The fpht for higher ptic"s which
.arted In oklahoma Hnd gained sup
port from all the other wheat grow
Inc states. gained tn" prnmiH" of
President Wilson to appoint com
mission ~ experts tn investigate the
hcis relative 10 the cost ot pro-
u,iIon. and II these facts show "A
higher price than t2ao should be
siariuicrd he viii adopt II
THIS commission will he appointed.
but n the face ~ the fact that Ar
trniInr wheat IN going On the mar
kci a, less than half the American
trsc and the south American farm
A. consider themselves lucky at
Mt' there seems no ground 10 be
ns,c that the price will he raised
In administration M well ns In
hnth republican ana democratic con.
grcsNnnal circles the minimum price
Of ~ "a Tor the 1919 crop of wheat
Il looked upon ~ debt Of honor
which the taxpayers must meet
The action ~ the food ndministrn-
lion IN removing all restrictions upon
the use of wheat bread was taken
for an obvious reason what wheat
II not used hy the public must he
purchased hy the government. and
under existing conditions therc are
\posprcts of q large surplus to be
hurht ~ n hIgh price.
y n England and France huy Argen-
tine wheat at 81 "A huahcl and only
resort to the ~ 90 American wheat
TO make up their deficiency II seems
probable that the food adminirirs-
lion viii ho left with n liberal sup
ply ~ wheat upon liz hands for
which II must pay the American
farmer s. 90 a bushcl. THIS will i'm
pose something of "A burden upon the
mNpaYcrs Of this country. but II Will
assure the agricultural interests OF
good profit In recognition ~ their
Efforts To meet the war emergency.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-29
THREE TRANSPORTS SAIL
HOMEWARD FROM FRANCE

WASltlNGTON. Dec. ss The d.
parturc from France of three trans
ports with more than 1000 u"pH'
including wounded and caShals. was
announced tonight by the war de-
partmrnt The transport MatHnhl'
sailed December - and should reach
New YORK January ].
The northern hhclflc @illhs
Christmas day IL due In New YORK
January ? The pocahontas, mllihr
December - is due at Newport Nc"-
January 3,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-29
oklAH0MA ROADS ALLOWED
TO ADOPT MOUNTAIN TIME

. WASHINGTON. bee 2s--Orders
,'ONlng application of tho stand
nm" zones territory were handed
u'"h hy the Interstate commerce
'.utsion today Albany. GA. was
,""l 'o change lts Time from een-
~ 'u erstern time. The nutie
I. lnl1 a Pacific railroad was al.
s,s'' 'u ~" both mountain and Pa
N. ''mo At different points ON ltS
'' instead of heing classified eX.
d, '''ly I'm mountain time The Al.
-. I"pekn A Santa Fe railroad
bn NhNnokn. okla to the okla
TEXAS state line ami the CHI
Nick Island A Pacific from
'klh. to the same point we're
'''h'''k"i in use mountain time.
Will make thrft "A happy habit
'l sn'ld huslnoss which secures
mnunuous profit from the spending
money wisely
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-29
American Amy Gets
Nine Million Marks
Expenses From Huns

Nv The Associated rrt~s
tulu.ENI. boc - Nl- wil.
Ian E,srh. arrived hrrr tu'1v
from li-tlln tu be- turned over 90
the American army authorities bs
Intt ~ GvrminN v paN w"ui toward
the expenses uf the army ~ or.
,uptiiun The Gormtus now have
given the Americans In arootdtnrr
Win the terms ~ the trmivtlcr
a. ouo o0O marks
Tho money has been trnusputtri
hN American motor truck ana lN
ttniu In several iustru.,s some ~
the millions w"r" sh.ppri frUm
Nutliu hy train under guard ~
German soldiers and transported
tu the neutral zone Whrfo n Nts
TUNED over tu IA" Americans vino
carried th" money tu ,uhIruf The
money has been placed iN Nn.''g
near American headquarters
where American soldier, guard o.
night and day
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-29
New Bluc-sky Laws.

which. the state statutes shan be
re-codiflcd
New Bluc-sky Laws.
Proposed laws that are alright
affecting the issuance uf securities
OF oklahoma corporations are con
tained In probably half a dozen bills
that are ready for Introduction
They are said To bS In response TO
u demand for legislation on tn, order
of the bluc-sky laws of souie other
states, and most of them arc said
To he as rigid as the most rigid laws
OF other states
A proposed blue sky law is taken
far more seriously than II would
have been taken year ago, for
there are men OF good business re-
pute, looking forward TO unprccc.
dentcd industrial activity, who he
lieva that only moderate strings
should be put ON promoters
Governors Grip Tight
Up To the present time there has
been but little to indicate that there
Will be any opposition to any pro
gram which may he outlined by
'sbNfINhT fNNNfiNNbUt ~ mas nefn
confidently asserted hy his friends
that hts control cannot he endan.
gered IN any way by the efforts ~
hts polititsl antagonists to create
alignments In the legislature which
will cmharnss him or thwart his
plans. There have been rumors that
friends OF william II. Murray and
W l.. Alexander had planned n leg
islative blockade but there is moth
ing To Indicate that these plans have
ever material lized. II In fact. they
ever existed.
Some political dopcstcrs saw in
the candidacy OF Fred H. Tucker for
president protein OF the state sen
ate, AN Indication that the Murray
forces were at work for Senator
Tucker who took "A prominent part In
the Murray campaign In Carter couus
tywhore Murray ran strong and ahead
Of the other candidates Apparently
thrs" dop,Siers didn't see FAR for
the present lineup, taken from u
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-29
rnnnmn Wants WhIic Sos.

01IICAGO. Dec IS llcli1ric
porrns. president Of the republic OF
Panama, and three American ON
rinls of tho canal ynne today cahl"d
Prcsidcnt Comiskey of IN" 'hicngn
urging him tn bring tho
white Soy To Panama on Their spr'ag
-rnininR trip
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-29

An the means employed 10 Nralsn
an enemy nation become legitimate.
for instance. 10y killing women aud
children one deslroys the O. ure
mothers and eventual defenders ~
the country lie was practical lIi,c
Pharaoh nut both calculated with
out cod who uV"rrul"S the hrfv-t
conceptions ~ the wicked - thtt
they pruduc. eventual good ana tho
triumph of Il vine purpose !ks
hhutaoh, the Grrman militarist now
IN tcaping the defeat and Cunicmna-
ton 81 markedly earned ~ his own
ruthlrrnness pur pTpvrrh has 4
that man proposes. bat God dis
poses The fsalmiit IdV.l puts Il
better 'iie will sayo thb ch ldren ~
the needy, ana viii hreta - pitcur
the oIpr"ssor
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-29

viii not let the 'wIt-lH-nver
iJc, make me ungrnteul To thusc
vho have fought and hlrd tnt liberty.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-29
HERO or MERRlMAC WILL
SPEAK IN TULSA JANUARY 5

Capt. Richmond 7. lIohson, hero
the Mcrrimac. late member of con.
grrss and now u big gun In the
prohibition movement ~ the nation,
will he In Tulsa January and speak
at convention hail In a big prohi-
hilton rally. His subject will he
democracy Victorious -- Its Task
supreme
Mr. Weaver, pipe orgnnist, Will
play prelude To the lecture on the
municipal organ.
will have n personal share In my
Country's victory unance
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-29

! vail JOIN the get ahead move
ment, such ns one ~ the government
savings soclailes
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-29
LEGISLATIVE POT
BEGINS TO BOIL

CONTINUED rRoM PAGE ONE
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-29

nina p,e methods and means by
whfch- the state statutes shah be
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-22
P|MPLY? WELL, DON'T BEL
People Notice It. Drive Them OFF
with DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets

A pimpIy face will not embarrass you
much longer II you get . package OF Dr..
Edwards Olive Tablets. The skin should
begin to clear after you have taken the
tablets few nights
Cleanse the blood, the bowels and the liver
with Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets the sue.
cessful substitute for calomel: there 3 never
any sickness or pain after taking them.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets do that
which calouael does, and Just as effectively,
but their action 10 gentle and safe instead
of severe and irritating.
No one who takes Olive Tablets Is
ever cursed with "a dark brown taste"
Q bad breath. dull, listless, mo good"
feeling constipation, torpid liver, bad
disposition or pimply face.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are
a purely vegetable compound mixed
with olive oil: you win know them
by their olive color.
DR.. Edwards spent years among pa.
fients afflicted with liver and bowel
complainte and Olive Tablets are the
immensely effective result.
Take one or two nightly for q week
See howmuch better you feel and look.
Ac and 25c per box. All druggists.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-22
FUNERAL OF MRS. WAKEFIELD D
TO BE HELD THIS MORNING
Nifr of Prominent on aud Insurance
hnn T. survived h, -Four
Children

NIu uorold A. wakefield. as. died
ol her home ~ lig7 South Cheyenne
street huc Saturday mrbt OF pucu
m"ula The funeral service win be-
hrIi from ihr residence u.s morning
ot 10 O'Clock conducted by Uov e.
" Eunf pastor ~ tbc EpIn0ppal
church and lntcmoni viii follow at
Rose nm
Mrs Wakefield H. survived by four
children, John aged H. james and
Elizabeth. sevcnhcsr old twins md
Margaret. 2 one brother W A.
Newell lives IN this city aud tHo Ms.
tors live In California MIe scott Fir.
min ~ Santa Anna ana Mrs Floi
WeriH NJ LuH Angeles
Mrs wakefield wnH huru ln on
city Pa ana married Mr. Wakefield
li FindlHy. ohio. after her parents
removed 10 that city Mr wakefield
was connected with the standard on
company for several years both here
ana in Ohio. his last connection in
Tulsa being with the Carter Ou com.
pnuy lIo resigned hts position with
thnt company to embark into the
plano business ana h u member ~
the firm of carr French and wake
feld
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-22
Jerusalem Will Be Moral Center for
World After War, Belief OF Authority

LONDON, Jan % 90 bcl,c,c that
Jerusalem after the war will become
the morat center for the Norid.' SAID
Sir Mark sykes a British authority
ON the afftirv pf the near cast 100 nn
interview here
There is today thrusut thr world
hc explained. "u deep do7ife
that this War shall h, Tho lpH' ijut
It hR liz ~ bc rclnled thDro mdsL
BE- some force VuuH will control
nntlnua People rllk uf Tho Hague
conference. ana yrt wc know mat
hithcrtu those conference h1v" been
nnd mpy ut hrHlU loo thr tu'"r' lHal
b. uO.rUI.ll conversations N'i"''n
lawyers dirlomala ana r1IdialH pro
pairing for froah huftiuurH
rngrmngc- 10 Hrgin
"Mprl fprra 1uI physical muHt uc
nf the disposal ~ whatever nuthuriD
mankind lrFlrer tu sri up to shield
the world from WI lut 'hr physical
fpr.r ~ league "f nrtouH must be-
ai tho ,il of o. moral force higher
.'Yu 'rh, lprur lf Nuu look rt
.Iyfusvlpm arc ilrir not mriul forces
There stronger tllu any man could
m.lgiu, lh, moral forces ut Cavalry
puI slcDOor tho moral forr'7 OF zion
and vlorulI hope tho moral fOrD's ~
l.llw and obedience ''
SIR Mark believer thnt there will ho|
70 s'tIe. of pilgrimnrrs 10 loruwirm
uurr 'h" WIZ NOR" oNl"uHlNr Than
uUt city has oyor seen before.
"Nr hpyo the seeds lrw. Nna'rm
nud christian. 81 iuuiiF uf 'uIp''sHa
ph,rh nli lyrd lrrpsnlnWwnrl After
tN, WIir Jews VIII Fu toto Iu toms aud