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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24

ways. II was followed t,'b. ,,,,
/ pletc depreciation NJ gcrn,,,, .pI.r.,.
. The hank notes were mon, .r. ~,
/ Go the next declared a., pr ,..p,..,
/ value Finally the pn,,,,. ,.r,..,.t,.i
/ to the legal pxpropr.,ri,r II o,, .,,
use such phrase io ia. .i,..',,,
stancos. Of serbian property min
/ oipolly the property of Serbs MIA
were no lorvor IA IA. ',,,,,,,, WV
This eNpruprintion ec,r,s T., ,,.,
phenomenon quite sp,..1 =, nI.
war Il is thus that Or ,ycr. ,fr.
70 read I'm rho Journal Dusynu ,r
March Il iqIf ".rt, pl', g."
fIrwcd the decision ,nAon frr r,.
fourth time o., IN, .u,r-p,,art
hand over t1 ths stan. u,. rr,g.,,f..
~ those who having ,b4n,,r,.,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24
WOMEN SUFFERERS MAY
NEED SWAMP ROOT

Thousands upon thousands ~ v6-
usa have kidney nHd bladder trou-
o. a.1 never suspect II.
Nn.ous complaints often prove
u nr nothing else but kidney trou.
l' or the result Of kidney or blad
Ger disease
lt -ue Kidneys are not In n hoal-
lhU condition. they may cause the
other organs 20 become diseased
Pain 100 the head, backnche loss
Of ambition, nervousness. are often
tnts symptoms OF kidney trouble.
Don't delay starting treatment.
u. hAmors swamp Root. a physl-
ogHt prescription. obtained AZ any
aag store may be lust tho remedy
.tese4 to 20 overcome such condi-
Tons
Ger medium or large size bottle
WWHlioly from any drug store.
HoWvor if YOU wish first 10 test
Co.'S Wc1t preparation send ten
IynN 20 pr. kilmer & 60 Bmr-
hm0a. n y. for sample bot
10 Wien writing he sure and men.
apa NE Tulsa Sunday world
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24
ur ALIENS FRANCOIS " nv
TIIE ACCOUNT whlch flllows

University of Geneva
- THE ACCOUNT which follows
ue treatment OF tho unfortun-
ltH serbia will base my
,bIr.rs exclusively on written evi-
l.r., evidence which Is absolutely
r,...e This consists ~ tho dCposi-
'.r. .f ueHtrals made under oath.
newspaper articles GA number being
Hum German Journalist, and esprc-
... ssiicuce taken from the col
o... of the Bulgarian pres. II is.
.. .....t the Bulgarian Journals
t..n inform us the best regarding
'U. present misfortuncs of tho Ser
..r r,oplc These misfOrtuncs are
tlHogs kinds
W..h has already been taid re-
arUIrg the donatiouIll1uu0n ac-
H.Y'un,1 by the invading armies
. .Nu serbian provinces ot old ana
... serbia The prius's and the
.... masters who are The prlucl.
r.. .r.uts of the culture ot a peu.
... have been cNXiled. the schools
.... I..u transformed ana tho in
@ hIyo further proceeded to
s...lf|.allv destroy mu Serbian
..Is Tho dCstruction has some
.. .t' no itA ~ lfAfNtl VI hIhNN III
when emo remembers that the soul
..n people ~ bound up IN its litcra-
..a
M Hg utrp or April %. 1915. one
... ..tl the following The minis
u. r.. .'wwerye has iust published
.....n that an books found I'm the
r.u urlNuccs will. instend ~ being
.U destroyed be- handed OVER ~
r.. naNoual printing office. They
H ..su he dls9d as raw material
1 NH manufacture of pager and
l.H for al the rate OF ~ stounkis
D. .DHul the 'ilokram @ pounds
U'H..u sto'inkis the kilorram is'
n. dear for the aAYirable literature
o. fNH ScrbsD
'her series of prosecutions
uaH u, placed under the penerul
l.H.Hr " "Piliage." The lo0tinl
o' serbia began as soon as the IN /
',.-ls arrived IN the country and
l.- since been carried out In ynrious
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24

No selection ~ women Ia take
the course IN civilian rclijf work at
~ Louis has m yct prrn mnde hv
the local committee, they having
tnkeu until Mund Iy, when theru viii
y, another moetint 10 oonslier nu-
plicanis Women who take the
oonso win 30 VlAscted upon lta
completion, 10 Hsnrt IN tho work ~
the committee In Tulsa. and the OK.
ponses of those women VIII be paid
hy the local Red Croys II thev are
Unable to boar the cxponse them.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24

selves. The hoard feels that thers
are several young women In Tulsa
who, having no particular home du-
Ties or other than social interests.
should take the course NJ their own
expense, Ms ala Miss Florence HsAid.
who attended the first school, since
WI floh time sho has been engaged IN
the work, as a volunteer. Miss Head
II acting as secretary OF the locai
committee and already the work hes
become such that she sannot COB
tinuo 10 DO u without AssIstance.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24
thousands of Settlers and In
vestOrs Will Follow New
Railroad Lines
SPLENDID FUTURE FOR
NEW TOWN OF HULAH

Opportunity with a great big go.
q Is tno' enF again In oklahoma. Here
'7 great Santa Zee railroad is open
gs Hl '1o ~ the richest sections ot
state Wonderful prospects for
HHi women OF limited means.
,.. s's' Tor moneyed pen who ace
,,N' Investment In new town
a now country is offeSed In the
' '"Nh ot ilLAH, which will
... = great opening day for the
'' ''N on March 3, 1918
x hyLAll Ia an Oage Indian word
W., Eagle and II is safe TO say
us "'e new town Will he worthy OF
No.. sHo Early comers will be in
M l'F remarkable advantages in
"'s''.hg, developing community.
Richest People ON Earth.
t.. ne new limo OF the Santa Fe splits
uarts-". Nation open from the
f+a corner TO the southwest
nI- usage Indians are the richest
mHL people on the face of the
,... livery man. woman and child
I6n H approximately 10000 each.
a.ss. '.'Ns own b5l acres OF land
Hest.1 'hls comprises one OF the
.r4.. 'H ilclhs IN the world The
BAG" states government phvs thani
u. on royalty every ninety days
. annuity togeihcr with the roy-
eis iNs the year 1917 averaged -,
r.. N''I $4,000 for each man VII
ma I,l chud OF the Usage tribd
" f, .lo. lur Instance. 10 "A family
nstgg was |la 000, and IL is eHi-
.f.s+ 'lA' The payment viii cven be
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24

TULS
the 'orfures by the knife sui ny the
cora which the unfortunate SERBIAN
h"pu'hhgu mi iu endure hat mo-
.'n'l 49, Aruj ~. l1lb. report
n"Na'd 'u Tho serbian ministry oi
.h' ln,'rlor and jo thp pum, minis.
Ter stated Nu,loWs ha,e been
erected az NfH Iulct,hnr uul Nc.
toNn Priest, Hauuolm1st.Is. ia.
iWrniH' rit.F.Hs us vrW n. Iafet
humut'r ot fun,uoulri,s, haN, uouu
t'p'fl"i Famine r,iUus n fnr 10.
''Hiaiel NlIHuts epidemic. rage
/ everywhere. the inhamarts ot
[ some ui tho villages .n ut depart.
I mont o.! Nl'h have hccn ab-Hulo.y
N'"rW'a'ci hy Nuhus"
| Vet another druI plnn.hrl r
The N'1 lie.w .f March 20. 1910.
TWO Russian uU'H.a who wore ,ur.
rim'i nt rhrir posts At NIsn luI
"h" wor" onh allowed 90 lc1y. arr.
pa i' the uHl OF January. tmI
ihui Nlhnid frtDr tNl suuiU.nt
vrte making 'oruh's r1yugos anon
'hn serbian population Tine sick
"efO DYING hy hundred WIZ thr
rylsounn, uf an American huapltI
"tf'tcl i1 orrunly" aN ambulance
me enrmN refused 10 allow them g.
lo So"
Everywhere thoro wore refine
W'uu ut cruelty which affected mo-.
NV the property boot tho morale 2
~" Iuhah|ttuts One ~ these tH
which duNrc eu draw pnfti.ular
attention was tho prohibition Of
communications between tho earns
who had remained M gerhu ur were
H"pof"a and ihe Serbs On foreign
'"un'neF The ntcrrupuou of rc.a
uors b. lim.ilcrs
There remlipcd wG another
crime another gb1minaiuu O. hc
committed THIS was tho forced enc
r".Iment OF Serbian subjects iu tho
'u"fN army ~ srcns that this 10.
.ruiing commenced when the In.
tad.rg HrrNcl lu sern.au Mucrlo.
ma According 10 the SERBIAN r--
r"rts OF 'Uo W-pih ~ AprI. Igl7I
H'l 'h" men iu 'hr u.cUriHu prov.
'nros No Scfc declared rt for mll-
lHry scr,Fe were incorporated In.
m" inrndIne arm, Thou rol.e.
hopnn 20 appear u tho uoNsplpors
calling ON Serbian subject, 10 rrc
sent Themselves at the recruiting ~.
ficcs
This recruiting docs noe 'nk,
place only in these rlr'g u' SriniH |
annexed after the BtNur W,r. lut
also IN The annexed serbian rorri.
.urics. When the umnrlaS ~ s,r-
wee appeared At tho lgrIrHiu, d
Wv N''I ~ .>.''' '' Nhlt
a, ~ '"' n' I'","
wv w ',''N ~" 'p p.' Ftn' .A''N- .
'.H u''''' INV ''"'n'lHsi'h on To
' "'"'h
hJi the principal evidence that
Wc possess in REGARD p tprcol re- |
fnl.lhf 10 Serhm .. n, NrrN trtg.r |
ma. sine" the monte ui lcr r. hef I
lHib. an ln'urre'uo. N'u prepared |
n mo NorHNa .orutt' AGAINST no /
nNadets who Ver' rrlrultlnr Ger ~. !
mis- insurttcuou .ti1 So the uo- |
'aitmcnt ~ TrpkupI" and was dl- !
acted hy forme- captain nnWo' !
>''' N"inovlto' T,s 'n-utrcctiAn
l"Han ~ follows The insurg' ntF /
e.z'd Ir'kuplie. where there were
hiee hundred enemy soldiers The |
49,, 49, '"',l ~" ''n
49,, 'I'.'p mn !" Ws ehN'tphs "i
1"." ne" ne, were te'e'rou
,n. WE ''l' nN 'lc H'rns.
V, "."l J." hurt "lN ne an we
az ~ W l''o on 'selNeA
,,ne ~pIN 9i 'he en'u'N was 'er.
ulu hot see no." t''at
.an, no.Vps' "" uuu
80 ~ uuI' "ng gon ana IN" *
.... a.,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24

Tulsa chapter, order Eastern Star
recently voted 10 present local Red
cross headquarters with an Amorl-
can flag william Fox. Mrs. q w
Mowbray ana Mrs Carl Lee were ap-
pointed u committee TO purchase and
place the emblem whore n may he
seen NJ best advantage by the
women workers who SO there 10
spend several hours each weeh In
garment making and the making OF
surgical supplies.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24
! Hear DIR. .LOuckS

hs evening atgafh6"TREsnYTE.
HlA& CHURCH Seventh and Bos.
ton, al 1880 % m Good music.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24

lin. william Wright NJ r roworr
AAurs Holt. e. T. stalker " E Ma
hHtr James EEln. l.. kcrtyman,
charles l1lsrtt Charles conway Leo
quinn. John Hayden. " 4 iiuhHn,
J J tuuuure y NJ orr Pr'or Mo-
ran, T. Is Evans James Mclntyre,
Watson. Gushing slater Casey
GnllniH Butler lluuptmuu lruitt,
EllH Drccs Foose. Mldihugh md
the Misses Conway o. Bourg The
captains of the wee, are Monday,
Mrs G.. u stalker. Tuesday Mrs j.
r MCGoudtlrk Wednesday Mrs.
Ray short, Thursday. Mrs H. A
Stuhlcr. Friday Mira Charles Con
way. saturday. Mrs ] y higgins
Tho knttrrs -hartudad Mesdnmea
tdothier Roland. fo0sc, lllsett.
Stout llirFey, Nert2mhu. Murray,
BRADLEY liauptmnn iionglnnd.
SwnrtscoyE Butler, Wolfe. Daily,
Stnves. Gormley powan FasRn. El-
lia preeu Kirkhrldc. Foruuer, Wa
han e. Il Evans, Charles Else,t w,
g stout II. r. English. PM Mo
l<eever NJ Miesch. Charles Mckee
yer, NJ Hathaway, Jennie Piorce,
n. Thompson Frances York u,
NJ Stcvons, a. w Mcbride, j l..
NcMahou, Dan Shay n ConuplV,
j. I'm kerrigau. John Hayden, y a
itardmnn. NJ. murphy and Peter Mo
ran The unit turned in 10 sweat
ers 2 helmets : pairs Of wrlstletu,
10 pairs OF socks and 70 suita Of pa
jnmas FOR itS weeks WORK
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24
I WOMEN AND MNN WORK I
Where YOU MAY Serve.
Monday.

- - . . . - = . = . - = = - = = . - - q
Where You May serve.
Monday.
Red cross headquarters opcr
every day
Presbyterian women. Flrs, church
lcyory day. %
Boston Avenue Methodist church
wurkroum trNcry day
First Methodist women. ohurch
WcrLroom.
Crosb'c Heights club, Red eros.
headquarters
Catholic women. knights ~ co.
lunhuS hail levcry dtNl
Daughters " American Reyolu.
ton. Rcd Crosr
Drama league, Rcd cross head
quarters ,Monday and Wednesday
Council ~ Jewish Women syna
goEue MONDAY and Thursday
Tulsa Woman's club, Rcd cross
headquarters
ROYAL Neighbors. Rcd cross.
Baptist women church workroom.
eNcIy day except Saturday
Tuesday.
Maple Ridge unit. Mrs Presley
@. walkers home
Christian women, Red Cross head
quarters
Cherokee lie ghts unit, Second
Presbyterian church. every dav.
Tuesday Book club meets at Red
Cross headquarters.
West Tulsa unit Tuesday IsSrs-
day and Saturday. ~
"Wednesday.
French Wounded society meets In
ballroom Of Elks home
Meeting Of Mrs Hubbard Rudi-
allA unit
Unit Daughters OF Confederacy
Red Cross.
PYthiau Sisters. Red Cross head
quarters
Art circle. Red Cross hcadquar-
ters
Women Of First NJ f. church. Red
Gross
Thursday.
Lutheran women. Red Cross head
quarters
orcutt Memorial women, church
Tigcrt Memorial church. work
room Tbug9ay aud Friday
Trinity Episcopal women Red
Cross.
Woman's auxiliary OF Temple
Glasses in first aid, library
Friday
Tulsa chapter, o .. s., Red Cross
headquarters
Shakespeare club, Red Cross.
Saturday.
Rod Cross headquarters open until
noon.
First aid classes. library.
The knitting department observed
birthday with large
shipment ~ knitted garments for
BUR country's defenders as follows.
seventy -onc sweaters. ten helmets.
fifteen scarfs. sixty pairs socks.
twenty pairs wristlets. ono pair
'nlttcd he'd socks and two pairs
Knee caps. the last named
VI which was donated.
There Blvc bcer many hig days.
from standpoint NJ work turned
out, In the surgical dressings de-
partmcnt OF the Red Croys. hut Fri.I
lay IA thot 90 have been tho largest
n the history ~ the work iu Tulsa .
considering tho number % workers
and tho time boz which the Work was
emo drcNn&N was the .
record set Mrs George Edwards, /,
Mrs John Horn and Mrs B q. .
Hanna were .u charge
The women in charge OF the sur /
siCal dressings department OF me
Rod Cross urc olulci over the sh .p-
nAui OF dressings which went uut
ArIay as follows Seven thousand, .
'irht hundred and Heycuy rive lNi,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24
CULTURAL SCHOOL or DANCING"
X or c. BALLROOM.

Ns Msudo Tucker starts new Glass
Monday evening tebru.ry 25. sp no
\dHure class FRIDAY evenings Special
Ial"t 70 Old ttudoria Phones lt5I--
2t57.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24

been found advisable ~ divert AIT
iuuior NCtNlre. into uniur auNllnr,
channels These all are controlled
lhru the public schools and children
WHO wish tu do knitting or other
Red Cross work should do 50 thru
the schools not thru chapter head
Quarters This statement is Issued
m reply 10 frequent rcqucats for
Junior work
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24

We have all heard great deal Of
the Spring drive" We know that
the various departments OF the army
aud naties OF both our enemy and
our allies TO say nothing - our own
army hpd navy. are feveriahiy pre.
pairing for n Trucks. artillery. mu.
niuons Of every KIND ana dcsrrip.
uon are being assembled Tor thA
great event. We behind the lines
must assemble our forces also Ne
must work teveriHhly. too. 10 supnly
the vast quantities Of landages ana
dressings which will be necessary 10
case the suffering aud myc tho
lives ~ thuFe who are mul.iup the
supreme sacrifice for Us
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24
The Foundation of Wealth.

The townsite contains about my
acres and it is a safe statement Chat
lots at HuLAlI will be worth n great
deal more Rf,er progressive settlers
have come BOO and established differ
ent lines of business Here is nn
opportunity FOR investment that pos
sibly Will NOT be seen again In Okla
homa The foundation Of All wealth
Is real estate II yQu have real estate
'you can go 70 your banker roo the
gslr lie Insurance companies and
'Norrow money Oh II. as all values are
based on real estate n is sound aud
safe, ana u YOU get In on new town
on Il new llne ~ railroad in "a country
that Is rich In agriculture and OIL
there Is no reason why YOU should
not profit hy an Investment uf th,H
Kind.
A trip to HuLAH is well worth
while righ, now Buy your uckct 90
Cahey Kan, and come to the town
site office just across the street ffum
the 'wo@ banks The company will
arrange your trip TO HIlAH md
point ou' the many great uppurturi
Ties open there ~ win pas YOU 90
he M the tUvtafe uItrInr ~
HlLAH March o. 1918 We Will ns.
t'u the salo ~ lots ON that date Uo
on Tho rrounl and nkc advantage
OF tho great opp1rtgntty
For further information write tho
HlLAH Tpwnsitc Company Goo U
sutton. General Mwr Caucy. Kan.
or j y. walls sales Mgr. lll7 Hers
kto,wt,z Bdlg Phone Maple 1884.
g n L.. Il
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24

The Baptist women ~ first church
did good weeks work last week,
returning TO Rod Cross headquarters
the following finished hospital and
knitted garments Twenty-Five pair
pnjaWRH, two sweaters. six helmets,
ten pair socks, three pair knit bed
socks seven pair wrlatlets and five
bed shirts
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24
Society
PTHsON VI.

CONTINUED FRuN. rAGE TWO
lIlils SECTION
spend several days - the guest or
Mrs T. NJ Thompson
-a------
Mr.. aud Mrs James r. cole have
planned TO leave early In tho week
tor camp Travis san Antonio Texas
whore they expect to visit Mr. Coles
brother, capt King cole. who ~
stationed IN The base hospital Nj.
FRANK cole, another brother. also at
camp Travis aud nephew. Frank
splth who is in the officers train
ns school at Leon Springs.
Mr and Mrs Frank A. Gillespie
Will leave early In the week for a
v,Sit 10 their son. MIR bernard a.
gillespie, and Mrs Gillespie. in
Phoenix, ARA,
The Unity study class viii meet
regularly Friday evening In the
reading room " tho high school
building.
Mrs j. NJ Ward Of the Hotel
kotchAm Is confined to her room
suffering with grippe.
The Progress club viii meet
"Wednesday afternoon IN the home OF
Mrs + s Trucioye,
Mrs II. NJ McFarlin ls expected
hume today from visit Of Il week
lu HollcnvilIc
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24

on the townsite with eight uop,b.
ttee school each year Hl'Iku h
twelve miles fruln any other rtllroa
station Ia oklahoma.
another Grolg advantage eujoyel
by ltl lNll Us the tact that the .,na in
state road which runs from T.1as IA
Kansas Citv passes right through the
town and splendid connecting roads
are being built by the county aud
state
Malaria is unknown IN this region
ana " In iree from the Soll weevil
and the pests that iuiure Wheat nnd
grain. In .springtime the meadow
and prniries " the district look like
wheat fields As they are covered
with the finest Wild grass IN the
state,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24

Ietsoy Rose unit meets on Tucs.
day with Mrs. Dixie Gore
Mrs. lohu r.. Moscryo ls 30 have
me Noflnrs Unit Win her this week
on Friday AT her home In Morning.
sidO Al
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24

Three moro sewing machines have
been added to the equipment OF the
Red Cross workruom in First Pres
bytefiHn churchg Eleven machines
TWO " which are equipped with
motors now are In operation every
Gay IN tho week except Saturday
Al women, whether they be mem
bers Of the church or not. are In
vitod ~ Join this band Of workers
for war relief
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24

8 captain Harry q. 9Wlnnup who
recently UaH made regincutaI orI-
nuucc officer of his company the
tirs' artillery ana who rNpe.tH to
ittFc Within the most month or pix
weeks for France, hus Hsked Tulsa
women 10 Knit end present 10 bir
company roo sweaters Fifty or
hnsc already have been 8mu,crrl
and 'Hltho 90 WIS mo- task 90 secure
The meeting OF Columbia unit. ~
such am easy matter 20 find wu-
mon who win give tho remaining
uttv The sweaters should be rn-
ishod hv Friday March Anyons
who Wlli Volunteer sweater ts
asked io telephone Mra JAY Pain.
ter t"lophoua Gt22 who N4l am
.Nrr amy luesuous and who viii
luuh after receiving ard sending the.
NArWcnih uu 90 Mn GWiuuup
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24

owing 20 the crowded condition
OF tho Red Gross wQrkrO0ms. 10 has
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24

It N...N
~" veg ""IN tnoNlu GO ," ,hl"
"o' INV 'nAP''' '''"
~. ,'''nt IN ''' .'u
'''I''nl ''lHo"'H ior
l"'''' WIN.
r,. ,.ti.,,,,.,.,,...., .,-...-,... ,.-a
n., y, ",a,' .'u,'.,s u'paIt'nen' OF we
,..' '''t "N' N,Nh.N 20 urge NPoh uh'h
Wa','',t "oIA n'i.Neleu o'rtnln
,'a,, .u' VIA n'''NN'th @, h"'r oruer
vu"s P,".'u on l'lc the gay pr"N'-
'un ~ Wheh taIm, hH arc To he
a,,vu ,asa 10. ,ue erner shuu'd h' given
.r.",. ,'.,..'..... n"ul, VI we Haihe uay' rms
"',.'''t t''"'"' WI" INSURE prompt
'''''''
n " ,NIcn'ah schedul' OF
W. nome nursing dlrieueS
~" HSb'o"' l"I tue week ~ as
-
, l.,'"gN Nn pe.ohl0~i court
j., IN ,Mohn"NY Grass no
~ uesuhy eiasS NO, a.
''.u,uHN o'sH 40 o.
".l Nrn second iIoor lbtarS >
u,s,'"l yl'sS no. FSu
Thursday Class M Ga,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24

lrlls SECTION
spend several days ~ the guest or
Mrs L NJ Thompson
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24

Tho meeting OF Columbia unit oil
which Mrs D. a gIuospie g. CAB
Eskss VIII meet Monday afternoon in.
w. home a. Mrs Gillespie
The Washington herald., 1918-02-22
Permit Us!

Ladies' and gentlemen and chill
dren of The Herald family, permit
us to introduce to you,
Roger Ward Bnbson, selected to
serve as director of a newly created
division of industrial relations OF
the Committee on Public Informa-
tion, in Washington. is a statistician
and social worker of Boston, with
a reputation that is national, owing
to the service he gives through a
bureau Of Information with ramif1-
cations in the collection and distri-
button of economic and financial
news. He is fellow of the Royal
Statistical Society of London. and a
member of the executive committee
OF the American Economic Associa-
tion. He writes much and speaks
often. not only on the more material
and financial aspects of commerce.
industry. and banking. but also on
the ethical Implications of tradi-
tions of the past and trends of the
present, says the Christian Science
Monitor. He is native of Glou-
cester, an old seaport town Of Mas
sachusetts. and graduate of the
Massachusetts, Institute Of Technology.
Following study. he lived for time
In one of Boston's best known social
settlements, and there gained in
sight into social conditions of urban
centers that have helped him to
shape his career as a preacher of
social reform; for he combines that
function with his technical service
as provider OF the data of con-
tepporarS snSno1ies