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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-10

For Instance. that dreamy dane"
known ua the jazz is In ltscif an In
splTation The young man takes tho
young lady gently but firmly around
the meek with his good right arm 80
that her bhck hair fits nicely into tho
Hollow ~ his elbow Then he awnings
her around gracefully untl her feet
clear the floor. soon sho is giving nm
Imitation of the governor ON an old
fashioned high pressure traction en-
ginc. Then while she IN whirlug he
his free hand for the purpose. and
the trick ~ TO keep the lady IN the
air and not let her hit the floor or
break any Of the Louis Ounce furni-
tnrc. when this figure ~ thru he
walks on his hands and balances the
lady on his right foot, whiriing her
gently tossing her iu the air occas-
ionally us IN the old Japanese barrel
trick then Erasping her firmly by the
hair and dragging her about the
room Bo dcftly that her feet DO not
touch the floor THIS dance is de-
signed for unmarried people, Ma
Nife would accept such treatment
from her husband even IN the dance
as zhe would most certainly fail 90
appreciate the classic Significance Of
the movements and would br inclined
10 fight back Just ns yhe does al
home
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-10
Hunting a Husband MARY BE- ooyoa,.

would gladly go wish her and get her
started.
Her eyes were shining as she left
me. The conventional words, Thank
you so much" had a real meaning
went back to my bureau drawers.
NY last white collar was folded IL
lay on it's pile Mother came into the
room. She held an envelope--a
envelope. Even before | saw
the writing knew IL was from him
from James Merle.
II was not long letter. II asked
my forgiveness James tfor so | cal
him to MYSELF said that he had had
an attack Had been unable to COM
municate with me. Might he come In
person To ask my pardon2
Somehow I have vague fear. A
forcboding OF trouble. But | shall
see him can give him the OPT or-u-
nifty TO right h'mselr in my eyes.
want to gee him.
Tomorrow THE Foreboding.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-10
CORRELATED t,IJpRT

" Mr. McAdoo's efforts to strui iten
out the railway t1uglcs Of the cTun.
/ry, are crowned with success, there
IN bound to he great Improvement
In conditions not only as regards the
preHcnt emergency of giving war
preparations the attention thcy re-
quire, but the general public will renp
a distinct advantage from the change.
Stripped of an details. the mandate
OF the director. general CHATS what
they call him) is that no considcra-
tlon shall prevent the efficient rsnee
of all transportation facilities In such
manner that the most business is
done with the least friction and a
minimum Of lost motion. Great rail
way systems will not be permitted to
so bend business as To lnurc TO the
advantage OF one road above anothT
for the chief end Of all viii be to serve
the needs OF the nation. both In war
matters and those OF civll import.
shipments will not be routed accord p
Ing To tho within Of railway employees
looking toward the benefit OF the sys-
tenn 20 which thoy belong but will he
routed the way that makoa the short
ost and quickest line between starting
point and destination, And. above all
there will be no more useless holding
of cars out OF commission on trivial
preteStH. but they will be required TO
| br turned over Tor another haul ms
soon as one IN completed.
| whether. MS Mr. Benedict suggests.
this may lead 10 n continuance of
government supervision after the war
In over is matter that divides the
best informed men. Tho preponder-
ancn OF opinion seems 20 he that the
public viii not be In haste TO ratify
a plan of permanent government own
ership, but "A compromise that leaves
the roads IN control of the stockhold
ers but under the dominance OF fed
eral authority as a general propos-
tion, This would be welcomed by
many because IL would do away with
the senseless persecution the roads
have often received at the hands ut
state legislatures. Of course. this is
more Capitalization sft II centrnliaa
tIon is benefit to an of us. who is
going 10 oppose it7
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-10
The Daily Horoscope

Copyright. 1917, by the Mcclure New.
q paper ByndicAtr.)
The stars incline bat do not ao5rt. 70,


ANrologers read this as a fairly ior'.,.,.
day aincc Saturn, the sun aud trauu, rs
Ia adverse
There is most encouraging Aeu h n
mineral deposits, miKing tor good fortuna
In mines and mining
saturn aud The sun are In aspects u t..,
,or success on the part Of all whose ltypf-
moods depend ON tho produeis OF the .a.tl
whether mineral or vegetable.
The west hss the forecast ot ptosror,i,
especially where the prsiries are auei
large crops
California il subject h. a rule that ,,.u,
TO Indicate year uf tremendous ryr4t..
kome of which may be extremely starting
The seacoa-t IA believed 10 be in DANCE
The state has uhe representation of iltat
property thru the Capitalization OF a,iafu1
interests. or Of some new enterprise
This should be luck day for omr.oyr,
~ the sway iN supported to cncouraUr siui
pathy and tindiy interest ON the pa.i u
superiora
Uranus gives promirs .of success Boz a,,
affairs today as the planet casts the gItrIrr
Of charm over man and woman
iourueyp are sell directed today II .nsy
are not on the water Travelling men slul.i
lie lucky " .hey Start their trips while fu4
configuralion prevails.
Tb. war u interpreted by the seer o.
pre."ntihF the problem Of extremes and sn.e
peace hiss not COME suddenly md uu,,nHt.
trdls, the struggle viii last long nue
The nope Of possible peace, however. NEI
persist thru the next few wrecks
Persons whose birihdotc II IL have fhe
augury OF travel and change aud byur.f. .
thru many new friesdS. The young N.I
court aud marry.
Children bern on this day are NteI, 90
be trustworthy Asd successful. 1hey wi
be fortunate In Bc
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-10

ITO parents and teachers Get
your children to read this instructive
daily feature).
This IL the Birthday OF Ethan Allen.
January 10, 1897, Litchficld Conn.
Ethann Aliens father migrated to
Vermont and 1t was there Ethan was
raised The Green Mountain Boys "
Of whom he was the leader were re-
cruited originally to combat the en-
croa chments OF New York state ana
when the Revolution came Allen vns
an outlaw, with a price on his head.
The differences were forgotten I'm
common danger. Allen, with "A small
force OF his boys captured Ticun.
deroga and Crown Prince from the
British Afterwards he attempted
with a small force 20 capture Mon
treal, but was himself taken prisoner
and. after his captors learned who
he was. heavily manacled aud sent TO
England with the assurance that he
would be hanged
Aliens costume and unCouth ap-
pearance made him famous In cap
tivity Great crowds flocked 10 see
him before In i77s. he was exchanged.
ON his return TO Vermont. guns
hoomed and great crowds cheered
white his boys" embraced him. The
British afterwards attempted TO get
him to swing Vermont to the crown
but he spurned their offers. lie dtd
at the age % GO, having never inIy
recovered from the hRrdships oi MS
imprisonment,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-10
THE POLITICAL PoT.

Thea American people un"e' Wv
s'i''" OF war ''holtIonH nave "''' nus :"
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-10
BEAUTY CHATS

ing In II for twenty minutes. The SKIN
absorbs surprising amount
olive oil rubbed on the feet now
and then keeps them in good condi-
tion and helps prevent COrns. OllNe
oil prevents chapped hands. IL should
he rubbed into the babys scalp. tc
encourage the SrolN,h of the liFht
fuzz. which later mHans a good head
OF hair. II should b. masHlsel all
over the frail or anemic baby, for in
this way n great deal OF nourishmCnt
can be administered.
II should be rubbed into finger nails
to make the new growth smooth ana
! flexible II encourages eyebrows and
cyelashes to grow. Rubbed into warts
them disappear ear--someumes II cures
them. II should be used to massage
thin arms. shoulders or flat buSs. for
! II will do quite "A lot towards frUurisn-
irg those parts.
l. Questions and Answers.
| puZLled-N hatever you do, don't
ask the young man whether his IN
tentions are serious suppose they
wercn 't--wouldr't y'ol feel funny.
/ That sort Of thing hasn't been done
since the days Of our great grand
mothers-and II was stock joke
then or course. | understand how
YOU feel--that you might grow TOO
! fond OF the man n you kept on seeing
him. hut as custom has decreed from
the year one, that woman has to walt
tlll the man speaks tho only thing
you can do Is to divide your interest.
Go out with other men, and get inter
tested In a lot of other kings. And
.thcn-saeing u man even Twice a week
for three months won't give you
enough insight into his real character
for you 10 know whether you really
want to marry him or not. You have
the rest OF your life Ia live after you
Iarc married--you' better wait year
before you think seriously Of him
that way.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-10
WHAT ARE SHOOTING STARS?
Supposed to Re Fragments Broken
From Planetary Masses.

our knowledge OF shooting stars ex-
tends into the oldest history Of hu-
manity, back into prehistoric times.
Yet today no one knows exactly what
a shooting star is or from where 10
comes, says the Popular Science
Monthly for January An hypothesis
proposed in 1875 and generally ac-
ceptcd today is that meteorltes are
fragments broken from small plane
tary masses by volcanic explosions,
brought about by sudden expansion
Of gases steam and probably hydrogen.
The broken bits, after their separation,
are believed to arrange themselves in
swarms which cross the orbit OF the
earth In accordance with definite
law Shooting stars, then, undoubtedly
come from within our solar system
and are broken bits Of world 60dy
destroyed by volcanic events. Many
msteorEAe have been found In ArizSna.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-10
M NnIIl ALL.

DO your biti" how cheap ana irite
Sc.pta that phrase In such a fight
20 your biz" thnt cry recall,
change IL now 20 "Do your an
TO your all. and then dn more,
DO what you're best fitted Tor
DO your utmost, do and give.
You have but one life to i've.
no your finest do your best.
Don't lot up and stop 10 rest
Don't VII back and Idly say
u did something Yesterday
Come on Here's another !,lur
Give Il all yoA have of power,
Here's another day that needs
nverybody's share Of deeds,
DO your bitr' Of course, but then
Do II tinfe ana time ngain;
diving doing. all should be
~, 10 fun capacity.
Now's no time TO pi' and choose
We've war We must not lose,
Re your duty great or small
DO IL well and do II all
DO by careful. patient living,
DO by cheerful, generous giving
DO ~ serving day by day
At whatever post you may;
DO by sacrificing pleasure.
10 by scornlnH hours OF leisure.
Now to God and ccuntrfNSive
Every minute that YOU live
tCopyrght. 1917. by Edgar A GucID
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-10
The Letter. ~A
CHATTER NNINN&


James Merle did not cothe last
night. | waited until eight o'clock.
went up To my room, tore off the hat
that | had made with such pleasure
In the morning. Flung Off my dress
This morning | am trying TO Tor
get But there was no letter. No tele-
phone. How could he treat me SO?
am plunging into doing things |
turned my bureau out on the floor.
But even In the awful tangle the ques-
ton went round and round In my
head. why didn't he come. Why
didn't he let me know ?"
There is the bell Mother came up
the stairs little breathless. A girl
to see me Jane Allen. | guess, to
asl, my advice as usual, wish she
could give me hers. But ] baRished
tho thot from my mind ! shall settle
my own problems myself.
went down stairs. I pushed back
n few stray locks OF hair that would
fall across my cheek.
There in our little sitting room sat
Anne jones' She returned my hand
shake with n hearty grip. | like th's
girl She Is uuspollede hS 'pQGularily
Every man Nt the house party ad-
r,ircd her. Yet her head Is quite uu-
turned. She goes upon her way Sc
reuely.
- have come to ask your advice"
she said plupging at once into her
subject.
Nv advice Is Il worth that II
seer-- to be quite Insufficient TO help
me out 0f my own difficulties
Sh, was trrd OF doing things ia
desultory WAY Tom Angus had told
her that I would Doe the one % help
her I had had experience. She wanted
20 do something SoWthjnE worth
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-10
by DON HEROLD

What Is so nice as happiness In
the homci II .makcs no difference II
a home is a hrownstone palace or a
mere hut--it is not honts II It is un-
hoppy, and it is home /, II is Great
mindu have philosophical on this
subject. and they have all come To
the conclusion that Il happy home Is
BEST so let there be happiness In
the home"
II takes thot, IL taxes sacrifices, IL
takes restraint. tact and forbcRrance
TO make a happy home. The husband
must study the wife lie must not
beet her. Tho wife must study the
husband. The parents must study
the children aud tho children must
try not TO annoy their parents. Every
body should try, 10 be sweet Every
body should think OF everybody else,
all OF the time, ~ most OF the time
Cat least az much ns poss'hlc.) Every
little deed of .,inlnesS that you can
think up to DO In the home do it.
In the home thot aud effort are rr-
paid as nowhere else on earth. The
husband should not beat his wife.
The husband should be close
student Of psychology. He should
watch his wife ,luselA, watch the cx-
preston on her face 10 see whether
ar not she Is unhappy anI he should
never beat her when she seems re
feniful Little thugs sometimes
count more than hig things in the
home, a bouquet OF flowers 90" the
wife. when the husband comes home
in the evening will hslr him keep the
wite's love. He shou,d keep II. The
wife should also keen hcr husbands
love, She should study such little
things as how he likes his eggs. and
she should darn his s1Cks whenever
she has moments leisure, The hus-
band should help his wifo with.-hcr
wraps and offer 20 fire the furnace
now and then. II is the little things,
after all that make fer happiness In
the home. and. after nli, what is let
ter than "A happy homut
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-10

II a woman wanted TO improve her
appearance and had no other beauty
accessories than n can OF pure olive
oil and some lemons. she ~rould dor
wonders.
have written so much about the
value OF lemons us beauty aldr,s that
! shan't talk about them today. he-
than enough to occupy my space
First the internal uses. A table
spoonful of olive ol contains about
so calorics so IL 4 woman wants TO
grow fat. without changing her diet
Rt all she can take 500 calories uf
nourishmeut into her system each
day 10y eating n tablespoonful OF olive
oil before each meal and before bod
time. II tastes all right if taken in
a wineglass of ';raDeJure. Taking Gio
oil also regulates the bowels, pre-
venting constipation and so imprQv-
ms the digestion and the complexion.
Then externally olive oil can be
used as hair tonic, little bit being
rubbed into the roots OF the hair
every few days. II .an b. used In
| place OF cold cream for II soften and
smouths the skin, aud II Is n wonder
ful cleanser II there is tendency
towards hair alive oil should not be
used on the face. az massage but
! IL can he used to clean the skin. wiped
off and then was he'd pIt OF the skin
with hot water and a little soap
only enough TO dissolve the oils. nut
! II can he used ON the hands and the
elbows, and It's constant use viii make
the skin delightfully."- smooth ana
eamy In color, As Tor the elbows,
thc rough, sharp Joints should first
/ he scrubbed with hot soapy water,
wiped aud soaked In warm oil--the
oil being In saucer the elbows rest
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-10
Little Benny's Notebook
The Flood.

A Play
Scena house with flood er-
round H. Everybody looking out the
top Windows.
Fcrst man. G.. It's up over the parler
windows alroddy O., Inn glad I'm not
down the seller.
Fcrst lady Help
ana man. Waiter is usefin, hut not
this mutch.
md lady. Help Hclp'
Ferst man It's up over the End
story windows alreddy It's a good
thtur I'm uot IN the pnrler,
Fred FrArliss | vii save YOU
Everybody How?
fred FcarlSs IN swim across and
come baCk with "A row hout. "
Fcrs, lady a.. wat IA peach OF a
ileer. Help. Help Help
Fred Fenrliss tdving out Of tho
Window splash
snd lady Help Help Help
snd man. don't mind waiter In
d hath tub or on top of "a umhcrclia.
'erst man Its almost up 90 us az
reddt Ia Of hin fool 60 Of stoy''s
ON the gnd floor
F,rst lady Does enyhody see him
Siming back }rt2
Rycfyhody Not vet.
end lady. ] hope nc had euutf sents
mot to get drowudcd
Ferst man My shoes are wet g. n
he don't come hack pritty soon with
Ithat boat / mite as we'll OF bin down
/ She seller
2nd man Hcrray heer me- comes'
| Trrst tpdy Wares the row rultf
/ Fr,d FeuJiiss . gond,u' lrt eny
/ You'll ain h1W tn sW. ACROSS
tWigh they dOA
The ruA
! lCorsrrh 1918. .Uu.g, Matthew Adam }
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-10
On@e Spur
ohMeMO.r,n!!;l.o.nt {: |. !;
L IAfJpaIS hftLLLR


Something IL wrong with the sugar,
Never bii In tho bowl
Something ia wrong with potatoes.
Something ia wrong with the coal
Something la wrong with the army.
Shortage Of powder aud, gun
Something rs wrong with every
liloomin' uhng under the sun.
Nothing 20 do but have patience
WhJ~ Cyery blamed thing up and
blows"
NGihinr AT all but common sense
WIN ever o regime our woes,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-10

II Is unnecessary for the ! W. VS.
and bolsheviH to disclaim any ,op-
nection with each other Both sIics
are heartily ashamed TO acknowledge
the kinship
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-10
Daily Food
january ..

january o.
My God, shall supply all your need
according Ia his riches in glory by
Christ Jesus. Phil. q: 10.
| can do all things. or can bear
All sufferings II my Lord be there,
sweet pleasure mingles with the pains
While his right hand my head sustains.
can do all things through Chrlht
which strengthened me. fhl. ! lS'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-10

MIR, McAdoo ought Co have no d,fC-
Guilty IN running the railroads. src.us
that he has srvFfal million. ut pa
u~tic American citizens who can tell
him exactly how Il ought tn nc done.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-10

The bear is said to 80 to sleep when
cold weather comes and stay in that
condition till winter Is over. wouldn't
he be good example Of llcoveriEng9
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-10

Not all women 90 into school
teaching as step toward matrimony.
Miss Carrie Fiske of Lexington Mass.
has Just died after 40 years oonunu-
Gus service
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-10
NEW HEAVEN. .


Paradise now has many khiN""
Many lordkin. many lords. ,....p.
Gltlnmer ofsarmor. dtnted ana nI
The young knights have put o" NV
swords.
so,nr have barely the down On 'he u"
Smiling vet from the new won rN'i
rholr wounds are r,ibies glowing anu
qheir scars amethyst glorlo"'
scars.
Michaers army hath many new l nH
Gravest knights that may sit w 3
* ngs aud captains a shining lIa'' "a
Rut the ntileRogns kn'F'''-
dearest Of Ell,
pa~aaice now is the soldiers "nu'
Their country ls its shining soL
Comrades al IN merry ''T7,,,t,r
And the younk NnlhN'
pleafeth Cod. --,,,r o.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-10

One hysterical patriot urges us 10
stand by the Russians" We might
do that II they would stand still long
enough.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-10

II has again been demonstrated 10y
official bank statements thnt Tulsa
is the financial center ~ oklahoma.
The booze center sccms to have
moved TO MuskoFec
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-10

II ls not expected that Judge Rob
ertson's unique announcement OF his
candidacy for governor viii mater
tally change tho political map.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-10

Governor Capper has received as a
present "A stuffes snake. Reing as
that Is In "dry" Kansas We presume
that Is ali right.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-10

We fail 10 understand why the Ccr-
mans refuse to- move the peace coun-
cil to Stockholm, where they would
Re among friends.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-10

Tulsa In lust 20 years old. Yet
considering It's tender age. we are free
to confess II is "a pretty husky young
stcr.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-10

The congressional investigation OF
munition contracts may cause the
censor to litt tho lid aud let In 1T
tic honest, well. meant helpful criu-
CIsm
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-10

While mast OF us are trying to "do
our Bit there are some OF us who are
not overlooking any chances 20 get
our bit.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-10

Chief Larson should not ne &c.
cused OF trying TO interfere With Sec
retary McAdoo's maYnFomout uf
railroads just bocaosc he held up m
NJ o. e. a freight tra@a loaded with
"Hunters rye" and aNested the cu-
tire train crew.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-10

II YOU cannot use one war saving
stamp, buy two.