davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1918-01-04

lin aber GerIen gu iddben, ben
8ert etpa elmer iol6en iiebenreibi-
gen Settle fIeiner @erIen, elmer iol-
den oreireibigen Settle GROCER Ser
len ooer ioIder prodtboIler, GROCER
farbiger SropfperIer, muB man nil
len, pelde @ege bic 8erle bon
SdnoIer gu SAMPLER MAIDEN muB,
nelde 4usmobl aus t%ouienoen bon
BerIen gdroffen neroen muB, ebe
iid bic gIeiden, poiIenoen 5uIam-
menfinoen. 9enn ieoe 8erle tit
cine Snoibiouolorbeit. sic fam
nidt, mie ser @oeIitein gei6liffen
poIiert, geformt merOen. 90, pie
tie lit, lit tie fertig, Doaen0et, ein
aus Ser Natur aeboreues @tpos.
SIRE Sorm beltimmen bon porr'
berein ale sic 8edielidae Oes ani'
m0Iiifen 2ebens, uno cine tobenoie,
Washington Journal., 1918-01-04

@%rfabrung oaraus ipri6t wcr
weiB es? SdlicBlid lieet ieoem
aberglauben ein gebeimcr @rfab,
runesias %ougruu0e, ben @eneratio-
ilen alisprobierten. Seoenfaus lit
es mo6l ii6er, 0aB 8erlen unter
S6mils uno idorfen Seiien leiocn
unO ibren feinen @lan5 einbiiBen.
AnoererIeits ioa Die Serle getragen
iper0en, uno diif elmer iugenolih
tuarmen, meiden Suut Oauerno ge-
trnger, ibren ihonlten @lan5 erGal-
tcm un0 bebalten. Man idreibt Der
Barme uno Dem Settgebolt elmer
5nrten &aiit cine Defenders giinItige
@irfung auf Die 9ebensoouer Scr
8crIe gu. 60. laIien piele borneblne
uno fiiritIihc 5raaen lire &erIen'
folders tdeli6 untcr Dem &leioe bon
Washington Journal., 1918-01-04

6es, to6eGoies @rempIar 1T. @ir
oiirfen oieie 8ertfrage nidt ii6erie-
ben. Tatid9li9 iino Oieie S6mud-
Itiife Die Sparfaiie fiiritIi6er
6rallen. sic fino cine 5tpur ni6t
rentieren0e .&apitalsnnlage, 'a6er tie
biloen elm &apitel, oas immer ieis
nen @ert behalf, ,6as ie6eh glugeu.
blid our &an0 lit un0 inn NotfalIe
INNER .bares @elo 6eoelttet. 2aS
miiien Die @rin5eiiimten unO &oE
niginnen aud gang gut, unO nod
feline lit geflobeaj bG1e ibren
S6mlif mft3ltnebiiienfafs ibr unbes
I~treitbares 8arpermo9en. 9as lit
bic proftii6e Seite Der 8riGanten
uno Berlen.. @e4in. : Elm ,8anfier
Ieiner @ottin o0er Sobter &erlen
ODER 8riuonten in beoelttelioem @ert
i6enft, 10 legt er oomit fir iie ein
getpiiies 8apitaI felt, oas in feline
unternebmungen nidt b~ineinge5o-
gen miro uno gang u%na6bGngig bon
jeoer aoniunftur bleibt. 9a es
aber auBeroem aIs gIGn5enoer
S9muf ieiner Sausfrau Sen @ert
uno 6as @nieben ieiner Sirma er.
bot, oient er 3uglei6 ols cine noe.
mig auf0rinelide, oornebme gtefla'
me fir Die ii9ere Sun0ierlng iei-
ner l~1nternebmuneen, berainit iia
alio i'm getpiiien Sinne bod. 8ir
Oiirien ME bergeiien in Ser 8eurtei-
lung bon pro6tbouen G6mud-
itiiden, oaB iie eiu poiitiber 8eiib
iir6, cine beionOere un6 ie0enfaas
altBerit geidmadOoue Sorm bon
9areeI0.
Washington Journal., 1918-01-04

poaenOet i60ne &erle lit inter Sen
tnuIenoen bon @erIen, Die gefii6t
tueroen, 10 ieIten pie Elm bolen0et
i6oner Meni6. AitBeroem aber ba-
ben Die Yerlen ailBer elmer iebr
tuedieInoen Sorm cine bielfnd Oif-
ieren5ierte 6Grbung. Man pflegt
I'M 9urdi6nitt bier oeridieOene
Sarben9ruppen in ben 8erlen gu
bemerfen, bod iinO nod ~u15dblige
feinite Nuancen 81 beobadten. 90
Iebr nun als e~in5eIlies Stiid cine
i9mar8e o6er cine gel6e Yerle ge.
iddtt miro, 10 lit bod fir oas gauge
&oaier cine taoelloie Sar6eneinbeit
8eOingung, mie cine m0glifite
@leidpertigfeit bes ongeborenan
@Ian5es.
@eiter bdnet Ser @ert Ser Gcrle
aud BON Ser 8fleee al, Bic tic
oauern0 erbdIt. @iebiel @6erglau.
ben oamit berbuiioen lit, wiepiel
Washington Journal., 1918-01-04
GescbIHte SIaer GIode.
MeIifaniide 6rieesbrute, bieHte mad.
Der mnnGerIet Serren.

MeTifaniide 9ricesbrute, biente mad.
Der mnnherIct Serreu.
@Ioden boben mon9mol nod
mertpiiroisere @9idfaIs, nls Bidder.
Das nadftebsnoe 8eifpiel bierfiir bat
bsIonoers tpegen Der meritaniI9en
Wirren neues SntereFe erbaIten.
SIM Surm Der totboIiI9en ct.
Sofepbsz Stride gu petin, 81, bdngt
cine @lode, pel6e dnfones oes 16.
Sabrbunberts in Der beriibmten Sic
berei gu @olIobolib, Spdnien, berge>
felt purOe, SabrbunOsrte binOur&
in MeritO ertlone, 1847 gu @erd
Grua BON omeritanifdsn SOIonten
tOnfisaiert unO fOrteef9Ieppt purbe,
unb nod mdnderIei onbere Stolen
IpieIte, Biz fie ibrer beutisen 8eftims
mung iibergeben purbe.
Mls i'm meritani59en &rieg Die
dmsritanif1en Sruppsn @era Gru5
seuommen batten, mar inter linen
elm grobes @eriB UNI @eoentftiide
BON oisfer alien un6 interef dnten
Gtobt. 0rei Solooten BON Der
ROmpugnie g beg 4. SIinOifer>Reg
mentes = ipeI9e beim Ansriff ouf
bic Staot Die erfts setpefeu mar, Die,
aug ibren 8ppten in Die 8ranbung
fpringeno, ben @oritranb errsi9te =
Itrebten b0ber: iie ertlommen NAM
Washington Journal., 1918-01-04

= 3rttit. nWiKen sic aud.
baB sic Malerin t. fall9e 3G5ne,
9aore uno 9iiften bat2"
rSapobI, Der 1T bic &unit CUR
3%tpeiten Natur geipor0en."
8osbaft. n9aben sic i4on
bas 5erfraBte @eii9t bon unierem
Wirt geieben?"
.Sa, nd6rf9einli9 1T inn pieosr
NAL elm !9aie ins @eii4t geiprun>
gen.
d. rIanu =
mas 1T benn BEL Gu9 los, Wiaems"
n9eute miro infer Tleiiter begrd<
ben; = 5seitag nadmittag um fiinfe
bat 5er8 unb 5anO aufgs5Ort gu
59ldgen."
- Renner. Sunger 9OttOr:
sd babe Die lleber5eugung, bic 9dlf@
tie unIerer p%atisnten peroanten mir
elmer f9le9ten &ii9e."
Otter Dottor: .Das itimmt. unb
bic anbere 5dlfte perOanten mir Der
suten Slide"
8ef90nigt. &dufer (tpiis
tsnb): .Wie tpnnten Sic mir oos
pfero feblerfrei pertaufen; es 1T ia
auf einem Auge balbblinb!"
pferbebGnOIer: r9alb blind, 9err
Baron? &urslidtig ITS N biRel -
ionit ni4ts!"
Washington Journal., 1918-01-04

@erbdltniTen. 9uf benz papier Ober
rieuei4t au9 nod in ii9erem, rubi>
gen 9afen mag fi4 aIes ipunber<
i9On ausnebmen. !,
@ans turs Dor Musbru9 beg eus
ropdii4en &rieses bat elm .englil9er
Grfinber elm Boot, ipel9es uniints
bar = auber natiirIi9 i'm Sale pors
idBIi6sr 3eriiSrung - fein ion, auf
Der Sbemfe eeaeigt
Diefes Boot 1T aplinberfUrmie, an
bsiben @iibsn fpisis; hnS nit 4isbs
Washington Journal., 1918-01-04
Angrhltrh 11tHtnkharrH Bnut.
SUI and bel 9odsc6enSer See abiolnt fder iein.

tiiren berfeben, tpelde, Obne befOn>
bers f9tper gu fein, fi4 febr felt
f9IieBen loTen. Mittels elmer tleis
men pumpe pirb in bas Snnere bic
n0tige 2uft augefiibrt. SIN Nots
faa follen adtaig perfonen in benz
8oOte 3uflu9t finben f0nnen. Inter
CHEN u~mitdnben ION biefes &ettulss>
Foot binnen ipenieen Setunben OBJ
eeloHsn tperben f0nnen; unb es ion
Washington Journal., 1918-01-04

S9on perf9iebene reuen Sppe
bon &ettungsbooten, bic ansebli9
ME unterseben tOnnen, iinb in ben
leBten poar Sobren erfunben ipOr@
ben. Man9e bieier @%rfinbunsen
finb foum ernt gu ne6men, aber ans
btre berbiensn 8ea9tung, = INNER
rprbeboItli9 Der Grprobung in Der
Stunbe Der Not pber bod unter ents
Tpre9enben, tiinitli9 6ergeieltes
Washington Journal., 1918-01-04

au9 in Der ftiirmii@ten See F4
fets flott erbaIten unb feline 2ahuns
Iei9t unb fiber befOrbern, fir 10
!anse 3eii, tpie es erforberli@ 1T,
= bas finb p~enisitens bic 8erii9e=
runsen, tpelde fsin @rfinber ieIber
eibt, unb ipel9e natiirli9 nit @orz
behalf aufgenommen perben miKen.
gu ipini9en tpdre es iebenfals iebr,
baB bic Grfinbung ii9 gldn5enb be-
pdbrte, unb BOP fe in biefem Sale
au4 aIsetneine ginfibruns fduse.
Washington Journal., 1918-01-04

Sperre. S9nottergans:
u@enn mir nun biele Mooetorbeit
Der Serren mitmaden pouten uno
and Elm Monocle triigenl"
Serr: n9as tpdre Elm Segen fir
ms, 8. b., sic miiBten oos @IaS
in Die MlnoOffnung e%inflemmen."
GbeIi6er uni It. Gate:
On ioutelt bod en0Iid oieie fort
m%dbrenOen Streitiefeiten nit Den
gtafhnrn bermeioen!"
@aitin (peineno): r0os fie6t
Dir Gbnli3! Oh gonnlt mir aud
nidi oas g~erinsite @ergniisenl"
Washington Journal., 1918-01-04

Trin3eIIiu Matbiloe, sic unber.
b~eirotete Sodter Oes peritorbenen
Roniss 2eopolO BON Selgien, bciist
pinen %erlenihmud BON u%ngebeurem
@erte, menn old ieine 6aiiung fitr
elm moOern.fiinitIerild eeiduItes
auge nidts SttereiianteS bietet.
Washington Journal., 1918-01-04

NOtbemebrt nit Na0eln ibres 9aarss
8lutig gietfenO ibm ing 9erae fuhr-
2ei6enfanft er6leiAt bic peibe Soube.
9ietri9 ftDbnt perapeifelt: sop
perlot!
SSebt it's aus = unO fertig 1T bic
2dube!"
2est Ii9 bin unb itirbt ben &O3eltObI
ODD als laiterbaft Oerporfner &nabe
Sot er teinen @inn fir 6dusli3teit,
&lettert Na9ts UNI 3pDlfe aus benz
@rabe,
s3errt bic 2ieb1te nit bon S9euBli4s
felt.
llno eeipenfterblei4 an. f4roffer
&lippe,
$50 ole Cullen f9rein un0 Sturms
ninb brauit,
Washington Journal., 1918-01-04
DtEtrtrh AFr uFrrnrhtP
1a1iitRrtrh
pDer
gIutI6uIb, Moro uno SonsDergnii'
gen.
(@ine gGntelfdnoerbono6s.l

(Gine neutrality-suspicious.
S0rt oie @9auertot, Die i'd Dertiinbe!
3itternb f9Iottert iegIides @ebein,
9enn bic 2aitsrpeIt 1T boiler Siinbe,
Ruppig, f9Gbig, f9Ofel unb semein!
TrGnsn trGufeln pebmutsfeu9t bers
nie0er,
WeiI Der Moro Die Reue fred be-
tGubi.
Sotentnoden floppern einftmoIs ipits
Der,
DAB fid bang Ods 5era i'm 8ufsn
ftrGubt!
Washington Journal., 1918-01-04

Oos be%rfGoppte sr beim Sdusfne9t
Sriebri4
ltnb berfumit ibr SeIo nod S4ur'
fendrt.
@upbrDfbne riidt ibm auf bic Nd5te,
9enn Iie f9noubte @rsfpObn ntht
gu fnapp,
&ief: ySauunfe! 500 iino meme
SrGbte9"
Statt gu bei9ten, murtfte CT lie alb!
Tinftrer &o9e S9ma9bergeltuns
mar es,
9ab sic Maio, fonit bormlOs BON
Natur,
Washington Journal., 1918-01-04

0aau 6at Ser 5rebIer mad Den Rldns
gen
@ines Wal5ers flott ben Saal our9s
fault.
@elb bat Sietri9 niemals i'm 8eIibe!
Meb! Des 2ieOes Sommerton err
blei9t!
Iufre9t stpar erf9eint bes S4nurr=
barts Spite,
Washington Journal., 1918-01-04

@upbrofpnes @9nobeIbein, sic aarte,
2ebte unf@uIbsfrob unb a9nun9srtin,
8is bic Gie6e Nib ibr %offenbarte
SDlenflammig fiBe Seuerpein.
M9, fe gliibte pie elm @iienpfen
Sir Sen Singing, Ser ie aufgefif9t
Ser bonn San3Iotal ibr no4gelpofen.
St bieB 9ietri9- tpeiter NOR es
nif9t!
@upbrofpnsn @9nabeGbein, Ser tleis
men,
yrGuFelt !9onis i4ma4tenb ct ms
Sbr
Iub nit 6eu9Ieriid perrentten 8ei>
Gpiegelt ep'ge Sreue CT ihr Dor.
Sci 6es Nuatf@es fieberiiBem
SrGngen
Sat er teiflif9 ibas Stub gemuui.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-11

Friday evening AZ hoadquarters
HcLylcW Unit. Lincoln school every
day
Echekah club meets at Red Cross
Crown Seal Chnhuqua, flrs'
preehytcriais church.
Texas wolverine unit. Monday
and Thursday.
Royal Ncghbors OF AmesEfHs Sed
Cross
yaricycr unit. Monday and Thurs
day. Red CroTs.
central high school workroom,
open every day
Tuesday.
Women of the Christian Science
church meet with Mrs G.. r. Adams,
Mis- claude l.. Hough and Mrs W.
w. Evans.
The Rcd Cross unit OF Red Fork
meets Tuesday, Thursday and Fri
day.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-11

window found them In an ancient
'hN'rIu The place WRs don uf
tHt with uo mattresses on tho iron
.ni wh'ru "a Young baby bay asleep
Ih, room contained two such cots,
OHr,.rI with rags Tiny stove. "a
hrotyu ynlIr nu old wardrobe. and
"a small nI.u saw one blanket
The children 8'nu. uu lhr floor How
ld 'hH over gr. through the win
trr' Inry came from IthemH and
underwear, - uUmhurlWrn's before
counting hrro. and thiuk ut the utuo
gIu running after mr Go glyo mr %
Towering wal'. flower iuay uu can.
thr uulg up llY"thuug she had Bhrsc
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-11

women ARE given commodity sheets
Ns,ur the articles upon which "a
fair food price FOR the city ~ 81
Louis has been quoted by the United
states food administration of St
Louis They visit tho grocery stores
thlt week obtaining prices the
ueirhhoriuE grocer is charging a
complete record of the results Of
those visits is kept In the central
office and violators or proftccrs are
reported 10 the United states food
committee of St Louis. whose secret
service department visits each Of
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-11

Cookc. Have the charming long
NOuLS. coats with a lavish use
Of fur to make up for the long slender
lines that are necessity when we
economize in wool. The soft shades of
grays, tans and browns seem the color
in vogue. Novel touches are seen in
the collars and new belts. The
materials shown are Bolivias, Silver
tone Velour Velour de Louer, Vicunas,
Velvet and Pushes in various groups
of lovely styles. Youthful semi-belted
square collar types. or sedate man
tailored modes. Nutria and flying
squirrel is TO be the favorite fur tfim-
ming Long and short styles, some
chic effects in hip length styles.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-11

fender and .dcula with him ms tho
case mcr.tg Some Of the work done
hys tho S. Louis womans commit
tee includes. A community counory
In which 10000 Jars ot produce were
canned during the summer or 1915
Hoover store ln which .lunchconH
~ food substitutes are served daily.
an emergency Kitchen iu which
foods are prepared and sold at ac-
u1l cost. demonstrating a. the pub.
Dc the use 81 food substitutes. "a pa.
triutlc food show with an atoudanr"
OF 10000. "a visiting hpusckecpr
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-11

children are sitting beside mo as |
wrlte-- eating chocolate.
I must toll you OF another tragic
family ! came upon two days ago.
They were la a Squalid stone hut
by tho rondslds The woman. who
told me she had no other clothes
than those she wore, had yaricoss
veins whloh she showed me, In def
cronco to- tho Red Cross | wear. I'm
afraid / 40 not often correct tho mis-
conception, as I find myself listened
Zoo very respectfully when | suggest
air and sunshine. and have Ro-
a Continued ON MKT PAGE.
TINS hECflONI
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-11
whcrc You Ma, Serve.

Red Cross headquarters, open
every day.
PrcgbXteJan women, First church.
every day-'
Boston Avenue Methodist church
every day.
Catholic women, knights or CO.
mmbus hal. every day.
Daughters OF American Retoin-
Tulsa women's club, Red Gross
headquarters.
Jane Addams ChatauquA ol'cd
Gross
twentieth Century club. r d
Cross
Junior Red Cross, high school
building every day.
Crnsble Heights unit Irving
school.
Ruslness womon's surgical dress,
ing classes, Monday. Thursday ana
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-11
For the School and College Girl
Coed Dresses

These rocks will fail admiration
coca LfeSSeS. delightfully."-
il will pleasant The accordion
f Blue modhhge charming
Shades Belgian blue rookie and tans plain
For lovely and combna-
cuffs effects
colarIess ncrs fringe. trimming and delicate beading.
We cordially invite your earliest inspection thatyo may
form comprehensive idea of coming seasons modes
Second Floor
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-11

There "a nothing superior 10 a
SUPERIOR dinner luncheon or sup
mar Everything ln season. well
eooked and served Just as ySu would
wish II In your own home, 5l4
south Main street. Telephone 6SlO
TIno pin tuCks are notlCrn bic
feature ~ some Of the cloth coats
that are part Of 2-picCc suits OF fine
fabric.
Miss Helen Braun of New York
announces the opening N tho
Martha Matilda Harper beauty shop.
the first In the southwest Harper
method OF scalp treatment and
EhampooIng famous for moro than
% years used and medical wwnaHt-
ics and massage given Telephone
7lgG. i05 South Boulder avenue
The great style features Of mod
ish cnstumipE may he summed up
In the single word fringe
The Demorest Ladies' shop is re-
cciyinE smart things I'm womcu's
. wear and millinery daily You viii
he delighted with the comprehensive
showing OF the newest things FOR
mIadrs wardrobe. 500 South Main
street
The vogue for painted beads and
all sorts nf ornaments In crude col
ors supplies n note Of color tu nm
otherwise sOmbcr costume nj small
outlay
The Elephant Trunk company be-
gins It's annual stock reducing sale
thls week Take advantage ot the
opportunity Tor great saving U1 ug.
taEe Don't be misled. we are cN.
elusive aEentS>Gor the Hartmann
wardrobe trunk IN Tulsa i05 South
Main street.
Iur II to be used more as trim
nlIhE ihis year than Inst season, FUR
buttons arc appearing on mnny Of
the fail suits.
ea
Mr' Orr's ls delightful placr. at
Ea.leh TO drop IN for an ice or drink
Wv south Boulder avenue.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-11

Gill;. Youthfully slender are
OuuSs these in their soft
fabrics with smartly belted or tailored
coats, narrow skirts, snug collars that
will button TO the chin and odd
pockets. Fur is prominent on velour
and silvertonc suits. Velours, Broad
cloth, Poiret Twill, Gabardne and
Serges are the prevailing fabrics.
Brown in various soft shades, fawn
mixtures and navy are the modish
sRados. A touch of color is added in
the trim of collar and cuffs.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-11

one or tho American Rcd Cross
workers has found tlme To- sketch a
few OF the scenes and vyporlonccg
that are part ~ her everyday lifc
In France She writes
- went from Parts 10 TroycH
where there are great numbers "
refugees about 7,O0O.and ID was
there that had my first expert
cnce with them. There was a young
American there with whom I served
nay apprenticeship llc was doing
his monthly collecting for furniture.
etc. which is sold on the inattllmont
plan and regular collections are
made for the money. I thought it
was going tu hc q horrid job and
that people wouldn't want to let ug
iu. hut found myself quite mis-
taken. We were received every
where with smiles of JOY tho money
was practically always forthcoming
and the Visits were not Ht an affairs
0f IusincHs but pleasant social meet
inrF
-Four lttle refugee children
whom / stumbled upon by accident
yesterday arc peering in nt tho open
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-11

and puppies prcdominntIng.
Mr.. Charles Gilbert. exclusive
ladies' tailor. leaves today Tor Nsv
/ York where he will spend two
weeks In special study OF tho smart,
est and best styles In women'g tail
orad suits and gowns. 2sa south
cheyenne avenue. Telephone 3O4S.
dorsey IL to he very good for pen-
cr1l purpose wear again the coming
season.
don't sec why everyone doesn't
have clean walls now that sale of
kalVnmine Ia on at the store OF tho
Tulsn Decorating company In us
new home, 212 South Boulder ave-
nue.,
Duvct dc latino. velour dc Iaipe
frost cloth and crystal cord are some
Of the new materials which have
come into popularity for the np-
preaching season.
You will want a portrait Of hus.
band son, brother or sweetheart
before he leaves Tor training Cnmp
in the August dgaft Special prices
10 army men. Telephone FOR an.
nni1tmcnt to 6i63 West Fourth
street
Crepe Meteor hhs bccn revived
and not under new nnmc. for nut
umn and winter wear. Afternoon
gowns Chnrmingly modelled now be-
ing shown, bear out the statement.
Nothing is quite go satisfying this
warm weather ng good ice cream Su.
perior lee cream, made from entire
cream ts rich wholesome and de-
lirious 5lt South Main street
Sleeveless ribbon sweaters nrc he
ln~ uffrredaip the shops I'm a bcwil.
dcring variety OF colors.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-11

er service, a speakers training class
and speakers bureau which has
sent speakers To CAO audiences iu st
.uuiB and To 40 cities outside ur St
Louis.
lpon the closing ur urc Red cross
Vurkroom uf BpHlou Avenue NJ g.
church Tor the month ur August
Women workers have made au lu.
tcrosting report uf the tasks which
they have accomplished since ur
gaulmuuu The record made during
the period from November uniI
August is Il remarkable ono and is
us follows. sea bed shirts SOS pn.
nmua. 3S bed coats, 29g bath robes
| 132 operating gowns, ESQ Fui'a uu.
dcrwcur. 81 govcrslble Coau. iG hrl.
muts l5G0 yards muslin. b39 many
tailed 6l3 klt and go triangular
huudaKcs 30 pglamn stringv, 20
comfort Kite made and fiilod l.'iN
envelope bags. b2N shot bags cut The
! knitting report viii ho published
later.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-11
INVOCATION

In this our supreme hour
BE with us. Lord. who fight
Not In u lust ot puw.r,
Hut lu the cause uf right
Give strength unto our arm.
And force unto our blow,
And grant us above all
The saving grace 90 know.
In spite ~ arms and men,
How impotcut We ho.
N. battling ON. we Ril
OF faith and trust I'm thee
Francis r. Lchhy
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-11
Initial Shouting of he
Dresses, Suits, Goats
for Fall

The early Fall arrivals feature many innovations in styles
and materalach garment has fashion story to portray
for your admiration this story wonderfully told in the
models showbR Renbegs, Oklahoma's Smartest Garment
Store FOR Women.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-11

fctiicoats nrc for brilliant colors
OF chnngrablc Colurs and even
hloomcrs have thken unto them.
selves bright colors with Kelly green.
purplos, turquoise. peacock green's
and puppies prcdominntIng.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-11


! A cr,rr ~ v,,rF,r- bel,urfpg IN
,bc e,l,.,t.,r ARMY lr Arpcrlr1
s,ieJ rc,,rtl, f.r Franc, accord.
Inc =, M, arrgi,rrru.snJ made by
tbc rcpcr,I y,,r yy.rE committee nf
tho .rry Tb,so women viii re-
ipy,r,c IN, GAO trained salvation
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80 60 tb. r,It,i states entered
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wiz go 10 france i' .I'.'
WORK ana equipment oI h,I WORKER
abroad and 10 confer W'lh h'I i'p'
Iesentativos who nr" making IioN'
TOT tAtensionS. Sp'ahlht 'i .''
work abroad Miss inolh .SlI
women are doing a valiant trrE-
pry IL written they VIII Zoe r'',r.
ni1ed aa having performed rom 'hN.'.
ptnsable york right up whore lH'
shells are Bursting, as well 7a .n Our
communities at home I'm Oh" f''F
war the Salvation Army gained
IirAt experience In hutm'ni W1rh
louay we are toillug with th" iIE1l.
ers maintaining over 400 huH and
hostels. We are operating 40 am
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-11

Christian women, Red Cross head
quarters.
Cherokee Heights unit Second
Presby terrain church.
West Tulsa unit. Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday
kendall unit, College IIU church.
TueHday. Wednesday Thursday Hn.
MoTnlngsldo unit No. ?. IInrol
Hc,sy Ross unit meet yurs5l.
and Friday at Country club
columbia chhutauqua mrc. 10
workroom OF First Presbyterian
gnptist women, church workua..
Tussday. wednesday ami Friday
Exchange National bank uu.
meets at bank.
Seventh Day AdvruNaia. T4ea|i.
Wednosday and Thursday In church
Wednesday.
Art circle meets % Rod Cross
headquarters
Women of First 81 D. church.
Red Cross
Emmanuel Baptist womcn. church
workroom.
Women az Later p,y Saint,
church. meet Tor work az church
Ian-Helcuic society meet. al
Red Cross headquarters
Clement A. Evans chapter. ". u.
nc. Red Cross headquarters
Orcut Memorial AID. RcIlv.ew
| workroom. Lincoln school
Thursday.
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Women, auxiliary OF Temp.e
Israel. He'd CfbsS ItaJUuartera
a. s. A club Rcd Cross
Carter DH cumpau. unit Red
Cross
Gu.fGypsy unit. Red Cross head
quarters
RuXara Red Cross unit meets I'm
headquarters
United prcsby,,rIan women meet
lin church.
Friday
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-11

fur f. to be used more as n trim
ming this year than Inst season FUR
buttons buttons arc appearing on many Of