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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-11

Cinky chudokrevnosti, po nichz
vojak neObyCejne seslabne. Ia
ke plyn podobny shnilym vel
clnl ma ucinky velice podivne.
Ma priklad. Jeden vojak, ktery
byl v bezvedomi odnesen do ne
nocnice, prisel tam brzy k So
be, ale lekari mu prisne zakaza
Ii, aby postele nevstaval. Da-
illo Sc mu elm dale tim lepe, a
kdyz byl V posteli stravil jednu
noe V leZe, prOhlasil, re mu mic
Jlz neni a zadal, ably byl propu
stem. Vsak sotva povstal, opusti
la Jej posavadnl veselost Okla
mite. Zapotacel Sc a nezli mu
mohl prijiti neko ku pomoci,
sklesl mrtev k zemi.
Nektere plyny dohaneji sve
obeti k polovicnimu silenstvi no
reckon a prudkym bolenim hla
Wy. Tyto priznaky divine otravy
! iplynove byvaji obycejne nasle
dovany prudkym krvacenim.
Velmi caste pacienti trpi tolik,
ze prOsl smrt miloSrdna pri
Ioda vyhovl jim casteji nezli je
lekarum libo.
kychavy plyn, ktery Sc tech
nicky jmenuje dyphenyl-chlor-
carsin, jest jednim plynu po-
n:erne nejnovejS,ch. Ma vSecky
cbvcejne otravne priznaky a
phi tom nabada ku kychani. Pa
tr1e jest jeho cilem, ably silnym
kychanim uvedl ochrannou ma
sku Z mista, a to prave jest je-
10 nejhorsi vlastnosti. Vojaci
jen S nejvetSi obtizi udrzi 81 ma
sku ma obliceji. Kdyby jim spa
dla, propadnou rychle otrave.
Plyn hofcicovy ma zvlaStni "a
pach, spise po cesneku nezli po
hoi'cici. Prvne Sc O nem slyselo
V roce 1917. Oci, ackoli Sc z po
caCku podrazdi, nepali tolik ia
ko po nekterych plynech il
nych, ale "a to "a nekolik hodin
otekou a pali velmi prudce.
Bolest jest skoro nesnesitel-
ia. Plyn tento Sc rozstrikuje
zvlastni sprchou a kdekoli sc
tekutina dotkne tela, naskoci
velky puchyr. Ma uniformach
propaluje dry.
Prvni masky byly velnli pri-
Iilitivni, neohrabane, ale svym
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-11
COMITTEE ON PUBLIC IN
FORMATION PRO NASI'
VEG.

Ceskoslovenska Tis. Kancelar.
Washington, D. c.. = Presi
dentem Wilsonem v zivot uve-
Gena vladni kancelar Commit
tee on Public information, jez
ma ukolem prohloubiti styky
Ameriky, jeji vladnich uradu
i americkeho obecenstva S ostat
mimi narody spojeneckymi a
pod ochranou Spojenych Statu
stojicimi, jako mas narod, a
hlavne ziskat verejnost ameri-
ckou pro pochopeni velkeho
boie jez nase republika podni-
ha pro osvobozeni malych ma
rodu stara Sc poctive, ably wy
kov6la svemu ukolu.
Jednim z prvnich cinu pro
nasi vec bylo povolani zname-
no karikaturisty ceskoameric-
keho Otakara Valaska do slu-
zeb Comittee on Public Infor
ration poverilo jej po dobu
valky vytvorenim cyklu karika
tur pro americky tisk take
pro evropsky, nemz by bylo
vyliceno utrpeni naroda cesko
slovenskeho a jihoslovanskeho
pod jhem nemecko mad'ar-
skym.
LTizenim ceskOSlOvenskeho
F.! Oddeleni tohOto Committee u
mozneno spravne a rychle in
formovani vSech ,iadnich IRA
du vSech naSich vecech po-
kud je treba, ably vedle infor-
maci dodavanych pravideln6
Narodm Rakou Ceskosloven-
skou zjednaly 81 vladni urady
sv evlastni informace.
Prav6 zahajena propaganda
pro ceskoslovenskou vec a pro
se2nameni S naSlm narodem a
jehO bOJem "a samOstatnOst
ncjvys St'astne. Interviewer s
IeditelkOu CeskOslvenskehO cd
d6leni COmittee on p. |. zlska-
ny diva clanky, prvni pojedna-
| vajlci O naSl CeSkOslOVenSke
armade a jeilm zamezeni, ably
n6mecka a rakOuska vlada ne
mOhly 81 zajistit potraviny v u
krajlne. V clanku licena je ta
kG anabase naSich Ma Rusi. In
terVieW ten otiSten byl V nedel
MIN New Heraldu rade j.
nych listu po Americe. IA. Ger
Vonce otiSten bude iiny pole
Gnavajici o Janu Zizkovi, jako
o vlastnim puvodci nejmoder-
n6jSi zbrane valecne - povest
mem tanku.
Pred nekolika dny urednictvo
zahraniCniho Oddeleni COmmi
tee on p. |. usporadalo pratel-
SkCu veGeri ma pocest prof. Ma
oaryka a jeho 81. dcery. Vedle
2astupce Narodni Rady p. Per
gi2ra a reditelky Ceskosloven
skGho Oddeleni Comittee byli
EIitomni ctitele Masarykovy z
kruhu americkych. Vedle ne
kolika hlavnich pracOvnikT
pro zahranicni odbor Comittee
on Public Information pritom
: nj byli zastupce Narodni RadA
p. karel Pergler a reditelks
Ccskoslovenskeho Odd6leni G.
on 2. |.
Nejvice 81 cenime vSak ob
sirrou relaci 0 praci Cechoslo
yaku We vice nez 600 Osadacl
ceskoslovenskych V Americe
lc.iich ucasti ma slavnOstech q
l Ccrvence, jez Ceskoslovensk
oddGleni teto vladni kancela
| re vypracOvalO a dodalo nejel
! sym nadrizenym uradum, al
take daio zaslat kabelografic
Ky vSem vetSim casopisum eV
ropskym, takze O ucasti Cesk
slovenske Ameriky bude refe
Tovano jak We spojeneckycf
. tax i neutralnich casopisec
t evropskych a jiste take oil
/ ttcnto zprav dojdou zvesti o d
. naSich rodnych Zeml.
so CECHOSLOVAkU wynn
= MENANO PRO STATEC-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-11
OTRAVNE PLYNY.

NekIerl llue Sc QOInHlVdJl)
&c otravny plyn, uzivany ma ev
ropskem bojisti, jest jen jedno
no druhu re by bylo snadno
najiti proti nemu prostredek.
We skutecnosti uziva sc roma
nitych takovych jedovatych ply
nj = aspon dvacet ruznych
druhG. Chemikove v Europe v
Americe pracuji v dokonale "a
rizenych laboratorich dnem
noel, ably vynasli move a move
leste dcinnejsi a zhoubnejsi do
savadnich. Prace ia neni tax
lehka. Chemik musi miti ma IRE
tell nekolik okolnosti, sc ktery-
mi must pocitati. Plyn je treba
vyrabeti v ohromnem mnozstvi,
mali Sc S MIN ma bojisti proti
veike armade neco dociliti. A.
by byl prakticky, nesmi byti
rrilis drahy. Kazdy z plynu
dosavadnich ma nejakou pred.
most a nejakou vadu.
Jmenovati plyny ma bojisti u
zivane bylo by zbytecno. Staci
Ell rici, re ncjvice s. lzlva ply.
III chlorinoveho, ktery Sc zda
rniti nejzhoubnejsf ucinky. Spo
jenci Nemci uzivaji ruznych
zpusobc, jakym Sc plyny vrha-
il 20 rad repratelskych. Ma
pfiklad uzivaji plyn chlorino-
w. ktery Nemci prvne zavedli
a dosud Sc no drzi, vypousti Sc
obyce;nf hustyuh mracich.,
Kdyz ma byti plynovy utok pro
veden, vypusti Sc plyn veil
kjch valcu, ktere jsou v zakO-
rech, ukryte peclive zrakdm
pozorovatelu z druhe strany. A
by sc docililo uspechu, jest tre
ba dosti silneho vetru smerem
!. nepratelske linii. Plyn phos-
genOvy drive sc take vypoustel
mracich, ale pax Sc shledalo
vyhodnejsim, naplnovati MIN
strely paliti je do rad nepfa
telskych. Plyny, ktere drazdi
oci a vynucuji Shy, rovnez Sc
IA ner:Ittlc strili. Kdykoliv
N6mci chteji postoupiti, uzlva-
il plynu velike spousty a vypa
luii mnozstvi strel. Jedna Sc
jim o to, ably byly nepratelske
zakopy tax plynem naplneny,
ably Sc masky staly nedostatec-
nymi. Plynovych strel uziva Sc
nyn. Vic q vice, zyla5te Sc stra-
ny Nemcu.
Plyny vsak Sc naplnuji i ru-
chi granaty, jakych Sc uziva pfi
! prepadech. Nektere plyny take
hyvaji V podobe tekutin, ktere
sc vysilaji trubkami. Strely ply
move nevypaluji Sc jen z vel
kych del, nybrz i z pusek stro
| jovFch. 4 del pail Sc ma VIDA
lenosti az patnacti mil. Nemci
nejednou vrhaji strely takove
do ln.s, Ntsnic mazl civilnl O.
byvatelstvo, jehoz radach
spusobili jiz mnoho pripadu
smrti. TAX masky proti ply
num musily nositi skolni deti v
Chalonsu, RemeSi a jinych me
stech "a bitevni carou jiz pre-.
de dvema roxy.
Vojaci, kteri Sc stanou obeti
rlvnove otravy, byvaji zachva
ccni spusobem ruznym. Ruznt
plyny pusobi ovSem ruznym VII
vcm. Fiyn chlorinovy, po nemz
zcernaji j mosazne knofllky ma
ulliformach ocelove bodaky
Grazdi velice oci. Nekterl lidt
oslepnou docasne, JIM uplne.
takovi, kteIi pocitili vliv nej'
mensi, vidi tax malo, re nejsou
vstavu miriti. Kuze dostane ru2
ne barvy, caste cernou, caste
tmavefialovou. Rty vyschnou 8
popraskaji. Nekteri vojaci sill
ne kaslou a brzo pocnou vyka
slavati krev. JIM pocnou Sc du
siti a rychle podlehnou. JIM u
padnou We strnufost, ktera ma
RUNE trvani a nekteri v nj um
rail-. Plice a prudusky velict
x
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-11
URYCHLENE SNATKY v
DOBE VALECNE.

ne snatky nasledkem mimorad
ne dolby valecne jsou ma dem
MIN poradku. Temer pred kaz
dou vyzvou move skupiny mu-
zu k povinnosti vojenske, do
chazi k snatkum muzu, odcha-
zejicich do cvicebnich taborh,
s vyvolenymi srdce jejich, tax
re jedna Sc jiz o zjev zcela oby
3ejny. A tn je zajimavo podo-
tknouti, re jiz pred sto lety
tvnrce moderniho valecnictvi,
muz, ktery nejvice odlidnil kdy
81 Evropu, Napoleon, mel pri-
mo fixni ideu uskutecniti v do
be valecne co mono nejvice
snatk1 a jeho zasadou bylo
"Kazdy clovek ma povinnost
zenit Sc nebo vdavat." Ovsem
zasada velice jednostranna, ne
bot nepocita naprosto dedic-
nosti, nemocemi, pomery no.
spodarskymi atd. Ale priznac
ma prave pro Napoleona, ktery
chtel ubytek obyvatelstva, jejz
valkami zpusobil, Ease vyrov-
natl horlivou agitaci pro snat-
ky.
. teto snatkove manii yelke-
no vojevudce vypravuji Sc az
.ragikomicke veci. Sam Napo
leonuv "zivot lasky' byl dost
kuriosni; jest o mem aspon zna
mo, re We svych zacatcich,
kdyz byl jeste chudicky prapo-
recnik, zamiloval Sc do danny,
ktera mohla byti dobre jeho
babiCkou.
Ami ma smrtelnem lozi neo-
pustila Napoleona jeho zaliba
"delat matky". V jeho zaveti
jsou dive ustanoveni, jedno tyce
Sc jeho komornika a jeho zenit
by. Napoleon chtel vzdy miti
kolem sebe zenate lidi a byl by
rad ozenil kazdeho, s kym Sc
setkal. Jeho dGstojnici nami-
tall: "Vzdyt zrime denne tvari
V tvar smrti, nae bychom Sc re
nili?" Ma to Napoleon odve-
til: "Tot 0 duvod vice, abyste
81 pospisili.'
A opravdu, specialitou Ma,
poleonovou byly snatky ma ko-
mando. Kdyz Sc stal cisarem,
dostalo 5000 vojaku rozkaz, a.
by sc We "a hodinach ozenili
O vybavu Sc Jim cisar sam po-
staral. U obycejnych vojackil
Slo arcit zeneni ma pefel, ale
statni hodnostare a generaly
nemohl prece tax sumarne X
zen6ni komandovat, ale tn by
ly pripady, re buh lasky, A.
NOR, zvedel, co je NapoleonskJ
pefel. A tento rozkaz nezna'
smilovani, znel ma kratsi lhutu
nez ultimatum; mi to skOro ne
uveritelne, re Napoleonovi zdi
la sc i 24-hodinova lhuta, kite
rou daval kandidatum manzel
stvi, ably sc seznamili, prect
prilis dlouha.
Napoleon byl veru nevitan,
"snatkar". u podrizenycl
svych provadel "snatky ury
chlene", = rychlosti opravd,
rekordni, tax re Sc Jim zadn,
"urychleny sMatek" nynejsi ne
muze rovnati. TAX ma prikla'
oZnamil svemu pobocniku d
Lavelettovi, re sc musi nazitf
zasnoubiti nett jeho zeny 10
sefiny, slecnou Beauharnaiso
YOU. "A opravdu druheho DIN
rano vedl sam osobne nedobr
voln6ho kandidata zenitby d
, pensionatu, kde dotycna slecn
byla vychovavana, nechal mia
de lidi spolu snidat dial jir
ctvrt hodiny casu, ably 81 Wy
znali lasku. Ia tyden byl
Mich parek a toto manzelst,
,, bylo nahodou opravdu stastnt
, pravime nahodou, nebot prece
, ne ty napoleonske bleskov
shatky nebyly naprosto stas
ne.
Take vojevudce Napoleonu,
marSal Davoust, prisel k sv
drahe polovici z rozkazu N;
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-11

THE AIM OF THE FOREIGN LAM
GUAGE NEWSPAPERS OF AMERICA
To help preserve the ideals and sacred
traditions of thfs, our adopted country
the United States of America: To re-
serve Its laws and inspire others 10
respect and obey them; To strive 1n-
ceasinGly TO quicken the public's sense
OF civic duty. In all ways 10 aid in
making this country greater and better
than we found it.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF FO-
REIGN LANGUAGE NEWSPAPERS
Louis n. IIammerling, President.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-02
FIRST N. E. CHURCH WILL
CELEBRATE CHlLDREN'S DAY
Program Formulated to Take
Place at Morning Hour.

ChIldren's Day will be celebrated
at the First Methodist church this
morning with appropriate cere-
moniea A program OF more than
usual merit has been prepared and It
Ia promised TO be one OF the greatset
enjoyment to all who hear It,
The exercises begin at 10;45 n, M.
and will take place of the usual
morning service. The following pro-
gram has been prepared:
Organ prelude
Hymn
Prayer
Music, selected
Scripture
Announcements
Offertory, orchestra
Recitation. Welcome All ,,,...,
..,,D,.,,....,, Mrs. Yusts Clasa
Music, Motion Song ,..,..,....,.
,.,..., kindergarten Department
Recitation, Innocence ,....,...
~,,.,t,......... Romaine Black
Recitation, ! want to. be A Soldier
.......,...., Richard simmons
Music, Primary department.. 80,
........,.,..... Marching SONG
Recitation, Selected ...,,,....
......,.... Elwilda Springer
Violin Solo, Selected .........,..
....,,.,..,.,. Katherine Dutton
Exercise, Memory Gems .,,....
.,......,.,... Eight Year -Olds
Recitation, Roses are Smiling,,..
...,.,........,. Alleen Bancroft
Recitation, Some Dont's .......
..,,......... Lewis Lewis
Song, Sweet Roses ... Martha Cory
Exercies, Flags We Honor.,.,....
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-02
The Cats Out!

AMSTERDAM, June 1.--One
OF the official war loan advertise
ments now appearing in the Ger
man newspapers gives an unin-
tended glimpse OF the German
rule in occupied countries. 1t
says;
How can any German still
hesitate to subscribe to the war
loan. You who arc faint heart
ed, go ask the Belgians, the
Serbians, the Russians, the Itaii-
ans, what it means TO have the
enemy in the country. DO you
not realize that 1t is your support
Of the loan only that can keep
the horrors Of an enemy occu-
patton prom Germany's soil?"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-02

| days Visit in Tulsa, returning TO th'
! east,
Miss Lenoro Hubbard, daughter oI
/ Mayor and Mrs. c. H. Hubbard vii
return home az the end OF June
| from Bradford academy. Boston, t.
/ spend the vacation.
Miss Ethel meiRhen left yester,
day TO Join her parents, Mr. and
/ Mrs, r. r. Meighsn. for residence
at their former home in Terrt
Haute, Ind.
MisS Agnes Conway. accompanied
/ by, her brother and young niece
| Mary Agnes Sevra, left yesterddJ
for few weeks visit in Missouri
Mrs Don C.. Boutwell, left yes
terday for "A Weekend visit 10 her
parents Mr. and MrA otto ZufalI
| OF MusRogce,
Mrs I. Reeves, accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs. L NJ Tacola OF
| Now orleans. has gone FOR visit
Of fow days In Kansas CITY
Mrs A. J. Murray has returned
| from California whore she was
called on account Of the last illnNss
OF her mother.
Mr. and Mrs. r, A Trees and
| son Fred loft yesterday for a month =
visit in Chicago, indianapolis and
kokomo, Ind
Miss AshleRh Rldorback Of
Kansas city will come during the
week for II vlait to the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles T. Farren,
Mrs william s. Cochran and
small son Preston Wost Cochran
have returned from a weeks visit In
st. Louis
Mr. and Mrs T. ] Booth OF In
dependence, Kan, arc here for an
over-sunday visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
E. j, Lambert,
Mrs. Clarence j, Hlndman and
children, Josephine and Billy left
yesterday for a weekend visit in
Muskogce.
Mrs Otis HouFhton has con-
cluded a pleasant visit to her sister.
Mrs Robert NJ McFarlin. return
ing home TO san Diego. CAL &,
Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Ksnney OF
Cushing came last evening for
week end visit to the home OF Mr..
and Mrs, c. w. Benedict.
Miss Hazel Mlllkan loft yester-
day TO spend a few weeks vacation
at her home In Fayetteville. Ark,
Mr. and Mrs A. N. Nelson an
nounce the birth May "a Of =
daugter, Virginia Ann.
Miss Irving schatfer Of Hyland.
Cal. Ia here for visit TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Forest sohillng,
Mr.. and Mrs Fred n. Letcher and
Miss elizabeth Madison ara spending
several weeks In New York,
Mrs John l. Hall of st. Louis is
spending several weeks with her
daughter. Mrs. John d. Hall.
Mrs ], c, Shatferr has returnod
from visit In Dallas ana Mineral
Wells, Texas.
Mr. and Mrs James "A Chapman
motored to their ranch In the oBage
for a weekend visit.
Miss Zola Zook has gone for q
vacation visit to her home-folk In
IlltnnIa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-02
NoN-KRUSH LINENS

Non Krush Linens in all colors; 3s inches
wide; per yard
special s12S and $3.50
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-02

company for series of summer en-
gagements at army cAntonulents.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-02

Miss Lucy May johnson field sec
retry OF National Park seminary,
Washington, has concluded "A several
days Visit In TULSA, returning to the
east
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-02
ZEPHYR GINGHAMs

New Zephyr Ginghams in pretty check plaid,
striped and solid colors, Per yard
special 65C
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-02

Miss Zola Zook has gone for q
vacation visit to her home-folk in
IllinpIs.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-02
PRINTED oRGANDIEs

Printed Organizes and Voiles-splendid quail
ity tor 2jc. Priced Monday
special Zoe
Main Floor
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-02

Miss l.cnOro Hubbard, daughter OF
Mayor and Mrs. &. H. Hubbard VIII
return home az the end OF June
from Bradford academy. Boston, to
spend tho vacation.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-02

Mr. and Mrs James "A. Chapman
motored' to their ranch In the osags
for a weekend visit.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-02

Miss Ethel MeiRhen left yester-
day 10 Join her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, r.. X. Meighsn, for residence
at their former home In Terre
HAmte. Ind.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-02

Mrs A J. Murray has returned
from California, whore she was
called on account Of the last iilnNas
OF her mother.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-02

Mr. and Mrs r A Trees and
son Fred loft yesterday for a months
visit in Chicago. indianapolis and
kokomo, Ind
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-02

Mrs I. Reeves, accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs. Il NJ Tac0la Of
Now orleans has gone for visit
OF fow days In Kansas city.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-02

Mrs j. c, Shafferr has returned
from visit In Dallas ana Mineral
Wells, Texas.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-02

MsS Agnes Conway. accompanied
by, her brother and young niece,
Mary Agnes Sevra, left yesterday
for few weeks visit in Missouri
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-02

Miss AshleRh Blderbaclt ot
Kansas city will come during the
week for vlait to the homo Of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles T. Farren,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-02
Fancy ParasolS

Nothing could he more desirable and useful for
summer days than of dainty Parasols.
These come in silks and all seasonable materials
In a fun range of colors
from 75c to $500
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-02

Mrs Don G.. Boutwell, left yes
terdAy for week visit 10 her
parents Mr. ana Mra otto Zufall
OF MusRogce.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-02

Combining the very best of materials and fine
workmanship with the very new ideas MARK
CROSS Folders and Bags give that service in
wear and style demanded by the well-dres
woman.
Showing new creations from this famous
maker in pig skin, French calf, patent leather.
seal and patent morocco The shapes follow the
square and long folder designs, most of these
made up without metal frame to give lightness
and fexibility,
priced $3.50 to $3.50
Main Floor
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-02

Mrs william &, Cochran and
small son Preston West Cochran
have returned from a weeks visit in
st. Louis
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-02
Van Raalte Wells
New Arrivals

Van Raalte Circular Wells brown.
taupe, beach and Nolot shades, che
Mile dots and shadow embroidery.
Priced $l.25 to $3.50
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-02

Mrs John l. Hall of st. Louis is
spending several weeks with her
daughter. Mrs. John d. Hall.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-02

Mr. and Mrs r j. Booth OF In
dependence, Kan, arc here for an
'ver-sunday visit to Mr., and Mrs
e. j. Lambert
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-02

Mrs Maude Tucker leaves soon
for California, where she goes for
q brief rest, Joining a chatauQua
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-02

Miss Mary Wagner, young daugh-
ter Of Dr. and Mrs. r., 3. wagner
who finishes the year at the Bald'
win school In Bryn Mawr, Pa, June
7, will go 10 Washington, ID. C., for
a visit before returning home. MISS
Wagner will he Joined In Washing
ton by Miss Genevieye Miscner VINO
has been in the Emma willard
school, Troy, n Y, the past year
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-02

Miss Nan Lyle DlcKey, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs.o W Lyle plcNey'
will return home during tha week
from Kemper hall, kenosha' WIS,
10 spend the vacation Mr. ana
Mrs Dickcy have as guests Tor a
few days their niece, Mrs Neai
Monroe and the latters hnall
daughter Nancy Ann, who arc en-
route home from Fort worth. Texas
To Quincy, H.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-02

Mrs. Ralph d. Hanawnlt loft yea
terday 10 spend the suprner In tho
east Upon her return sheA will make
her home with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs W. +. Potter, during the service
OF MFR. Hanawalt In the army. Mr.
Hanawalt left yesterday for Camp
Nichols. New orleans. La,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-02

Mr.. and Mrs r. r. George have
as their guests for the weekend
MIR. and Mrs. J Il, Hoskins OF
Bartlesyille Miss Louella George
young daughter Of MIR. and Mrs
George. who has just flashed the
year at ward belmont college, Is VS.
itlng her school friend Miss Mildred
Cioyd In pdnyllle, III, en- route
home
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-10-14

years in Paris. studying at the uni
yersity. After taking part In the III
starred expedition of the Pretender 10
Scotland. he obtained a commission
OF colonel in tint army of Spain. be
The brother spent TWO
ing a Protestant, his promotion was
barred In that country. and he onereo
his sword to Emperor Peter IL OIL
Rucssia. He took part in severl cma-
paigns and his ability n valor 3D.
tanned for him the rank or general
and the reputation of being the aples'
officer In the Czar5s forces.
Keith resigned in 1747 and entered
the Prussian army as a field marshal
He was a friend of Frederick the
Great. with whom he Travelled through
Germany, Poland and Hungary. keith
especially pleased Frederick by invent
ing a military game, and that monarch
had thousands of armed men cast IN
metal. by which he could arrange
sieges ad battles. Keith too part
in all the great battles of thai period
and often expressed the wish hat he
might die in battle. His wish was
fulfilled.
One of the finest tributes ever
paid to the honesty of n man was
that of Geirge Keith to his brother,
the marshall: My brother has left me
q noble heritage; after having overrun
Bohemia at the head of a large army
/ have found only seventy dollars In
his urse."