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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-28

FOR SALE At ONCE- Cleaning and tailor
shop M the best location in tho state
r doing rash business Of $50 per week
aI necessary machinery, Hoffman press.
etc 80 bir made 60 measure suit shirt
and us business Price o. 900, owners
both drafted Write or come 81 once
ar Tailoring Co.. FairiAa, Okla
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-28

" ANrtD-- Position As housek ceper In
hotel or rooming house capable Of tai
ios full charge FOR information, AZ.
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-28

WANTED Position BY young lAdy stsno
graphrr will also do bookk ocpiug
Phone dSO7
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-28
sITUATIoEs wANrBp MALE ~
FINANCIAL


BUSINESS oPPoRrcHITns ~
FOR stLF Z Mountain lake vih 400 seres
timber and surrourd'1g % hotel cot.
iaFrs etc. So miles from Denver quarter
interest or entire property Agent 500
kitusdse Bldg. Denver Col
FOR QtICk sALE-25O trarra Golden
State Lead and Linr stock siu take So
rs.r share par value ~ r1mpanys
property located IN the heart of pcher
district = HeTber. the Southwest
Reserve bank utlAhomA, Okla
FOX SALE -i.wsNy store by adu.ris,r,
fnr stock invoice $40 600. httur.s in
yuIre f1h0O u.v stock and fixtures
siN ho sold 90 public auction ON Aug
p 1913 nt m. at BrubAtsr s
Hrv0lry store lu WAGNER. Okla uuts.
,fdtr Of probate court Wagner county,
OKLA. has had good crops atonsr he
county seat AID town ot Q OGO popu,.
uon. tho best and oldest jewcry stors
In county fur information. call On ~
address % Naggoner. administrator.
Wagner. Okh
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trade for OtlAhonA land or sell seeAI
atrIs. an Boz draft. shop has bcst losf
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and blue. new stock f23So net rash On
delivery I o d. Tulsa Phone 1900
or write j.. % Hunter care General De
liver,
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-28

notice Contractors - CoustrurtAon
engineer with executive Ahility. having
varied experience in al branches Of con-
F'ruriIun wishes 70 form pArtnrrshtp
With contractor or ronstrueton company
capable of ial.rg entire management and
rhn zoe r..r'l, address Contractor.
CordpH1 Hotel,
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varied experience in al branches Of con -
With contractor or obstruction oompsny.
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The Washington herald., 1918-12-31
Acid Stomach
Destroys Health
Vitality and Strength

intoxication. Intestinal Congestion. Severe Head
ache, Insomnia, Nervousness. Mental Depression.
Melancholia Dizziness. Heart TroubIe-yes, even
Catarrh. Ulcer and Cancer Of the Stomach-su OF
these disorders find their original source in
that one condition-acid-stomsch-
So often you have heard the remark: i've taken
all sorts of tonics and medicines and tried many
different doctors, but nothing seems to help me"
About nine times out OF ten people making such
a remark suffer from an acid-stomsch. Remove
that excess acid and the results truly won
dertul Health and strength return almost like
YOV now rid your stomach Of its excess
EATONiC which literally wipes it out, It does
the work easily, speedily and thoroughiy IL
G%Ttable i helps YOU to get G s!Tsngth out Of
DO get fun strength from your food you cannot
enj9y robust vigorous health.
shes the Immediate effects Of acid stomach
bloat, heartburn. belchng. food-repeating, indi-
health mproves-how much more relish you take
IN esti3gLhow much more easily your food Is
ness and irritability disappear.
Is So %y s9eT s0 sna6ST h hoa S9s su
quick relief is at hand? Everywhere people who
quick relief. The testimonials Of some Of these
msrkabie results as to be almost unbelievable.
II you are one OF those who have tried every
icai strength and vigor. begin at once to take
EAToNIC. Don't put il of Get back 70 your
energy To work with vim. Enjoy the good things
over with health. Like thousands OF others, you
Will say that You never dreamed Il possible that
= So get a big box OF EAToNIC from your drug
EdAToNIc to please you and you car TRUST yoyT you
IN ssy "a take s m bsee w efund Iou
money: II your drugGist does not keep EAToNIc
You can SEND us the SOC after you Teceiye IL
Address H. L kramer President Eatonie Rem
Chicago. nL-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-31
IN. Y.LABORITES
| TO DEFY EDIT
Central Federated Union to
Consider Formation of
Labor Party.

New York. Dec. 3o.-Organized labor
in New York will defy the edict of the
executive council of the American
Federation of Labor. forbidding the
formation OF a national labor party.
'If labor finds it a good policy to
60 into politics it will do, So" said
President Hannah. of the Central
Federated Union. representing moro
than 100000 organized workers in this
district, declared.
He said the convention. flxed for
January II and y, which was called
to consider the formation OF a labor
party, will be held.
TT was news to me to hear that the
American Federation had any control
over politics." said Hannah. I'VE be-
lieve we are able to handle our own
affairs in that regard"
Ernest Bohm, secretary of the Cen
trail Federated Union, said today the
call for the convention had gone out
to 400 labor bodies, which have been
asked to send two delegates each.
All unions will be represented, he
said.
IF the Central Federated Union.
of New York. wants to form an in
dependent political labor party in
New York, they can do so. but
neither the Central Federated Union,
of New York, nor the Central Fed
Grated Union. of Chicago, which has
called a convention for January II,
has the authority to speak for the
membership of all the affiliated
labor unions of the United States"
So declared Frank Morrison. Sec
retary of the American Federation
of Labor, last night, after the above
dispatch from New York was read
to him over the telephone.
The eecutive council of the
American Federation of Labor was
in session in New York last week, "
Secretary Morrison explained. and
very likely the New York Central
Federated Union like the Chicago
Union, has declared itself in favor
of forming an independent political
labor party"
The Washington herald., 1918-12-31
GRIM REAPER TAKES MANY
PRORGN MT FOLKS IN YEAR
Flu EpititmiC and Wa lGd3 to Hundreds
Who DieG q Ordinary ailments
Many Nn1ltho u Sdluy>.

Death has been a frequent vis:to:
in Washington homes during the year
ending at midnight tonight. The in
fiuenza epidemic claimed loo victim 5
in a short time. while duIing the
months in which American troops
we've actively engaged in action an
France. scarcely a day passed but in
at least one Washington home there
was grief for dear one resting for
ever under a wooden cross.
! Death also has claimed this year
many prominent citizens their tate
uninfluenCed by war or epidemic.
Three civil war veterans are NUM-
bered among the local men who died
during the past year. Others cut
down by the grim reaper were men
prominent in business and official life
of the city
Capt. J. Travis, who died last April
at the age of 81 years. after holiiTs
the position OF doorkeepcr at the
House and Senate galleries. was a
veteran of the civil war. Mai. Gen.
George w. Davis. L. 5. A. retired.
who died at his home in the Con
necticut apartment house. saw his first
military service as a member of the
Connecticut infantry in the civil war
Capt. Edward Webster. who Cicd al
the age of S3, was a first licuje IAN.
in an Illinois regiment in 81. and
later captain of a Maryland regimen
For 80 years he was u clerk in the
War Department.
J. Henry Small. the florist. and
n n
shoe stores of the firm of r. Fer
berich's Sons are two prominent
business men. who passed away
during 1918. Myer Fellheimer. head
of the Hub Furniture Company, and
an active member OF the Chamber
of Commerce. was struck by light
ming while playing golf on the links
OF the Town and Country Club. o.
the Riggs House. and of the Thou
sand Islands Hotel. and W. J. Kehoe.
a well-known capitalist with large
real estate interests in Washington,
died this past year.
Charles Page Ryan who died
March IL last at his home, 1901 |
street northwest, served in the dip
lomatic service as minister to China,
Brazil. Switzerland and Belgium.
After his retiement in 1912 he made
Washington his home. DR.. John Ed
ward Jones, a member of the con-
sular service, who died recently, was
educated in Washington. He studied
both law and medicine at George
Washington University. He was ap-
pointed consul to Lyons, France, in
1905.
J. T. Black. a stonemason, who died
at the age of 76 years. assisted in the
ceremonies of laying the cornerstone
of Congressional Library. He also
workcd on the Union Station and the
Treasury Building.
Col G. w. Paschal, who died on
February "a at George Washington
University Hospital, was a Texas
ranger in his youth, and took part in
The Washington herald., 1918-12-31
HUNS HAD MAPPED OUT
LARGE TRADE DRIVE
Alien Property Custodian to Elimi-
nate Influence in u. S.

Boston, Dec. 3O.-Germany worked
out, long before the armistice, plans
for German commercial aggression on
an elaborate and scientific basis,
Alien Property Custodian Palmer told
the Boston Chamber of Commerce to-
day.
The plan, he said. had been learned
from a man interned at Fort Ogle-
thorpe, who declared it was based on
necessity" inasmuch as Germany
lacked some OF the natural advan-
tages of other nations.
Incidentally. Palmer, while not ad-
vocating commercial war after the
war. declared that he hoped to wipe
out German influence in this country $
business soon. To this end, more
than 100000 worth Of enemy-owned
properties will be placed on the auc-
tion block in the next two months.
About s2j.OO0.OOO German businesses
and several million dollars worth OF
enemy owned goods have been sold
by the custodian.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-31

clean out the excess acid from your stomach
it creates poisons that drag you down, rob you Of
ply steal power and vitality, make you siCkly,
weak and unfit.
It's Just excess acid-superacdity-that's all
ing you. Learn what it must mean TO have in
your stomach excess acidity powerfully de-
structive as to be able to create almost any all
ment. For years dentists have been telling you
that it's acid that Off the hard enamel Of
the teeth and decays them. Think, then of how
much easier it must be for excess amount OF
acid to play havoc with the delicate organization
of the stomach. Just imagine how must feel
how weak. unfit tired, run down and siCkly-
when ncid- stomach gains control! Also. what
small chance one has of the recovery of robust
health, happiness success if this acid is per
mitted to remain, creating greater and ever great
er inroads on your health and strength day after
day.
You must remove the excess acid If you want
perfect health and strength.
Health that knows aches pains any
where, that gives life new zest and makes l.
really worth while. What unspeakable joy it is
to have health like that How you live every MIN
ute of the day! How sOundly you sleep night
and how refreshed you feel in the morning! How
keenly you relish your meals-with what enthusi-
asm and bounding energy you plunge into the
days work whether it calls for muscular activity
mental keenness-or both!
That is the kind of health all want and
should have. 1t is your heritage. So don't let an
acid-stomach deprive you Of your health. Don't
let it hold you back. Take the superacidity-
acid -stomach-out of your system and back Gomez
health strength. vitality. Why? Because, by get
ting rid of the acid, you will be able to get
the full strength out of the food you eat
Some people think acid-stomach merely
causes Indigestion. dyspepsia. bloat, heartburn,
etc That is a grave mistake. You simply have
no idea of the long train of physical ills and
full human suffering that are directly traceable
to acid-s stomach rheumatism, Gout Sciatica,
cirrhosis of the Liver. Biliousness. Anemia. Auto
The Washington herald., 1918-12-31
to Hundreds

nla". r.t-.r N.rj"- ii the frontier
ay, . '.nc o. h. death he
l. 81 - '.'on ~, c:.ar1ine.. Ih the
Col G. . ~ "orr.eriy COM
marian; q 'nth st Walter
Reed Ho p ] o... - al "nentHritis
MIS-. Ea y 20 ,iCu l"5
JlIe, vas She Ia surviving tu III
te'' Of CAP. VII ! Ea.hy Sri h. a
veteran Of The s,ir of 49, and cne
Of the first res.den g OF Washington
where many years ago e held the
position Of commiss iOner of parks and
ground. Mrs. Easby-Sml n was the
widow OF Jud ye William Russell
Smith, OF Alabama, formerly a mem
Der Of the United States and Confcd-
crate Congresses from that 5 ate and
a colonel in the Twenty. iyth ALI
bAma Infantry in the Confederate
army
The Washington herald., 1918-12-31
YANKEES TAKE CHARGE
OF CIVILIAN AFFAIRS
Pershing's Order for Control of
Country Put Into Effect.

With the American Army Of Occu-
patton, Dec. So.-Gen. Pershings de-
crees for control Of the district in
Germany occupie< by the American
army are rapidly being put into effect.
Americans have been placed IN
charge Of civil affairs wherever posi-
bic and are being aided by German
officials who are held strictly account
able.
Corps OF men familiar with the Ger
man language have been placed in the
postofice to censor mail for points
outside the area and TO examine re-
quests for and give permission TO send
kilograms or make telephone calls.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-31
Soldiers Glad Y. M. G. A.
Will Be Investigated

With the American Army Of Oc-
cupation Dec. 3O.-News Of the in
vestigation to be made into the af-
fairs Of the Y. NJ. c. A as connected
with the American army was re-
ceived here today with qualification
by soldiers.
For months there have been per-
sistcnt complaints throughout the
advanced zone. Soldiers are glad TO
see the affairs aired to determine
whether the complaints are justified
or the result OF unavoidable con-
ditiOns.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-31
SAYS WILSON TYPIFIES
GREATEST COMMUNITY
Manchester Paper Lauds Purpose
of Presidents Visit.

London, Dec. 30.-"President Will
son represents the worlds greatest
civilized community" the Manches-
ter Guardian said today in COM
menting on the visit of the Ameri-
can Executive to ENGLAND.
President Wilson's visit is 70
small honor" the paper declared.
He represents the worlds greatest
civilized community. He stands for
the might of a great ideal. For a
moral purpose which is stronger
than armies. His supreme object,
his fixed purpose, is turning the
victory to the best account.
I'VE can make the best return
for his aid to the alliance by help
ing. He is a good fighter and has
some of the worlds big forces with
him We do not think he will fail
We hail him as one destined to
victory
The Washington herald., 1918-12-31

ADDITION to being used as a garage,
also was used as works hop.
II fiTemcn worked heroically and
suct neded in confining the blaze to the
build ng where it originated. despite
tie !lct that they were greatly handi-
capI ID in their work by the dense
clou s Of smO>c issuing from both
ends of the structure
Th roof of the residence of r. l..
Ny '.. HI - North Pitt street. was
d III 'Lc'. as also was the building
enEt Of the garage occupied by Dun
can 8ro'hers for the storage of hacks.
S"vc nj hacks and wagons in the aIlev
" the rear Of the garage belonging to
Tu lcan Brothers were destroyed by
flre
mechanic employed in the garage
va CnEaced in welding a piece OF
me al Wh"n \ hose burner pulled OUT
+ place. which caused the fire, II is
t''e". The fire spread with rapidity.
'r" tie mechanic had his leg burned
for" r" TOt out Another mechanic
81 -" rCce we'd slight burns.
The brfdin0 is owned BY r. l.
Myers. The los is part allv covered
by insurance. The fTemen worked
ABOUT three hours They were called
out ECcond time to the same place
early tonight.
Among the owners Of automobiles
't"r"d IN the place DESTROYED were the
."PowinE. John D NOrmoyIe. Carroll
Pierce 'leNandor Suter. Maurv w.
Game. Thomas Wnd1v +. II Cath
"~rt. LrOnard Shcsscr. Marshall
Haynes and two belo1"ing to J. e.
I'owrcr PROPRIETOR Several other
cars und"r ""2aE are also reported to
have been destroyed.
Eh0nt three cars which We're near
IN" f"oni entrance Of the garage were
-HNcd they being hnu'Cd out without
damage just as the fire started.
jury in the Corporation Court this
afto with Harry Hammond as
foreman. returned verdict of guilty
OF manslaughter in the case of viii
liam Quill Colored. charged with IA
tally stabbing Abbie Butler, coIored
and fixed his punishment at two and
one-half years in the penitentiary.
AftCrward Judge Barley sentenced
! Quill to serve five additional years
as this will be his second term in
the renitentiary.
Quill. on the night of August Z
tabled the Butler woman and she
apparently recovered. but went to the
hospital in November and November
p died from her injuries following an
operation.
The office of the Alexandria Water
The Washington herald., 1918-12-31
Food Envoy for Austria

Copenhagen, Dec. 30.-An Ameri-
can food delegate is en- route to
Austria and is due to arrive in a
few days, a dispatch from Vienna
reported today. American foodsturrs
are already being sent from France
TO Austria. the adviCes said.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-31
Sehwab Corners Roses;
Price Goes to SIS Dozen

Harrisburg, Pa, Dec. 30.-Roses were
70 dozen here today, the result of
somcS manipulation by Charles NJ.
Schxzo. The steel manufacturer
purehased so many American beauties
rcfscials Of the Shipping Board and
the bethlehem steel plant that the
prtee. was forced upward.
Fhe present price is IS above any
previous mark.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-31
British Land Near Narva.

Berlin, Dec. 30.-British sailors
and Esthonian troops effected a
landing near Narva, a HeIsingfors
dispatch reported today. On Thurs
day, the advices said, the British
routed and forced aground BoIshe-
Wiki warshtps, including the Par
polo. which were discovered shelling
Wulf Island.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-31
Pershmg Allows Only
Two Wires to Berlin

WIN the American Army of Oc-
eupadon. Dec. 3O.-The American
third army has severed all lines of
communication between the occu-
pied zone and the remainder of
Germany with the exception of two
trunk wires to Berlin
xhese wires are connected with
Ane11can headquarters and are used
onfy Tor official business or such
prtpxte messages az are approved
The wires were cut at the edge of
tho Coolenz bridgehead.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-31
ORGANIZE FOR sIoo, 900, 900.
Textile Men Hope to Develop Great
Foreign Trade.

New York, Dec. 3o.-Organizing ia
develop foreign trade under the Webb
law textile manufacturers have
formed the Textile Alliance Expor,
Corporation. it was announced TODAY
The corporation is organized under
the laws Of New York State, with d
capital OF NOOO0O.OOO.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-31
- " 4 NnQlA
fHE HERALD BUREAU.
=. DVUIUIsN,
kIrE Sfrs..

- EIrS <trs..
Alo"andr.a. ~ Dec 3O.-Abort
twelve a1!oHHco, among which
we're a number valuable pleasure
cars, were destroyed in a fire when
at $50 O'Clock yesterday afternoon de-
strOyed the gPra2e OF J. +. Downe-,
on the east side of Pitt between King
ana Cameron streets. 1t is believed
That the damage to the machines AMI
building will reach $4,000. The loss OF
many of the machines destroyed il
partially covered by insurance.
The fire was a speCta cular one. and
burned with great intensity owing to
the gasoline and other infammable
material in the structure. which. in
The Washington herald., 1918-12-31
WATCH SHOW AT LYcEUM.
New Year Performance to Begin at
ll:30 Tonight

As has been the custom in form
er years, the Lyceum Theater will
hold a midnight show this evening
at 1880, to give their patrons an
opportunity to watch the old year
out while they watch a burlesque
show.
There win be three shows at the
Lyceum today.