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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1918-01-11
Small Blaze Tuesday.

A fire alarm was sounded Tues
day afternoon when the residence
of W. W. Handley on Stoddard
Avenue, was discovered on fire,
The volunteer fire company was
soon on the job and went at it like
old regulars. When the flremen ar,
rived at the scene smoke was pour.
ing from the upper rooms and
neighbors were moving the furni.
ture from the lower floors and base
ment. At this time the flames had
not broken through the roof, but
altogether it was an ugly looking
prospect Prompt work bv the fire
laddies soon had the fire under con-
troll The loss will reach a thOus-
and dollars or more. The fire was
supposed TO have started from de.
fective fiue
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1918-01-11
Compulsory Conservation.

A bill looking to the compulsory
conservation of food-probably a
system of enforced rationing-is
being prepared. Under the propos-
ed bill wheatless days. meatless
days and other things will be made
compulsory. This can be stated on
the highest authority. Voluntary
conSer walton has failed to produce
the quantities of food for movement
over the seas. although the cam
paign is being supported Loyalty by
hundreds of thousands of persons.
Great quantities of sugar, meat and
fat are required for shipment. The
country is short of these foods.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1918-01-11

To aid in solving the teacher
shortage problem in Missouri,
which is said to be serious on &C.
count of the large number of male
teachers called into the military
service, the Fourth District State
Normal school at Springfield, Mo-,
has opened IL new courses for the
training of retired teachers A call
will be made upon all retired teach
ers who are physically able to teach
to enroll in the school and fit them
selves to fill the places of the
younger men,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1918-01-11
ACCidentIy Killed.

Otto Witt, former city marshal of
Macon, Mo-, was accidentally killed
early Monday morning while hunt
ing along Salt river, nine miles
southwest of Hannibal. He was
with Roy Shulse. who fired at a
rabbit, Witt coming within range of
the gun just as it was discharged,
Mr.. Witt was 46 years old. He
is survived BY his widow and five
children; Bess, Helen, Ruth, Otto, Jr,
and Howard.
He had lived in Hannibal for four
years. He was employed in the
Burlington shops as an acetylene
welder, but formerly was special
agent for the company.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1918-01-11
Judge Slate Reversed.

The Missouri Supreme Court not
only reversed Judge States ruling
in the Howell and Ewing contempt
proceedings. but commented upon
the action of the lower court 10 q
way that left no doubt of its disap-
prevail The case would be interest
ing if only for the legal points in
volved. 1t is infinitely more so be-
cause of the public concern 10 the
outcome Of the graft charges still
remaining for trial on the docket Of
the Cole County Circuit Court.
The people of the State had begun
to fear these cases were to be lost in
a maze of technicalities. The Su-
preme Court decision brings them
squarely to the front once more,
and in such clear focus that an i'm.
partial trial on the facts presented
is essential. The future develop
ments will be watched with interest
by the entire State.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1918-01-11

Did you ever stop to think how
many good people there are in the
world? You meet them on every
hand generous. kindhearted. SYM
pathetic, really good people. In de-
scribine this class the old fashioned
way was to call them the salt Of,
the EARTH" and their number has
increased until in every community
you will find them doing those small
favors which tighten the burdens Of
mankind.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1918-01-11
Big Fire At MOber|y.

Fire which broke out in the Office
of M. J. Tedford, shortly before mid
night yesterday, destroyed half a
block in the heart of the business
section of Moberly before it could
be checked. The stock of Young
Jewelry company, Zahl's Drug store
and the Gilfillan Clothing company
were total losses. The court house
records, kept in the second story of
the Forney building, and the entire
questionaires and other draft lists
of Randolph county. were lost. The
total loss is estimated at $125,000.
Mrs. Earl Garrick, north of this
city, went to Brookfield Tuesday to
visit her mother, Mrs. Laura Landius.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1918-01-11

II, in addition to taking off all tn e
passenger trains that can be spared,
the Government should also shut
down on gasoline a good many
people will be better acquainted
with home than they are now.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1918-01-11

Frances Webster. returned to this
city Monday after spending Satur-
day and Sunday with her parents
Sem Webster and wife of Hume
well.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1918-01-11

A heavy snowstorm prevailed in
this section of the country Saturday
night and Sunday. Monday morn
ing the snow was estimated to be
six inches deep. The snow drifted
badly making the streets almost
impossible.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1918-01-11
Died.

Mrs. S. E. Simms. died at the
home of her daughter Mrs. Cyp
Haean SouthN est of this city Mon
day afternoon at 2 o'clock. She
leaves five sons and two daughters.
Funeral services took place Thurs
day at Jonesburg. and burial in the
cemetery at that place.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1918-01-11

Don't forget Missouri Farmers
Week at Columbia. January 14-18
Besides the big corn show and
meetings of numerous state oreani-
zatioAs. Mr.. Hoover will be there.
Governor Gardner and Secretary
McAdoo, The six-day program is
packed with things to see and hear
that you can't afford to miss if you
can possibly afford to 90.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1918-01-11

Mrs. H. N. Olson, Of Hannibal is
visiting her parents, Dr. r. A. Ter
rill and wife in Warren.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1918-01-11

ShouS
Neal Adams
Goetz Chapman,
Lynn Churchwell,
Oliver Duncan,
Junior Nelson,
Lena Quilting,
Villa Maud Quinn,
Manning Walker.
Grade IL
Dorothy Alexander,
Scott Conway.
Rolly Dean Fry,
Wilferd Green.
Mildred Jackson.
Albert Woods,
Kermit Ploeeer,
Sarah Elizabeth Foley.
Grade III.
Alfred Duncan,
Lillian Davis,
Elizabeth Rogers,
Ruth Patterson,
Charlabelle Sharp,
Clyde Hagar.
Harold Krummel.
Grade Nv.
Lucy Allen.
Lillian Ballard,
Edith Walker.
Dona Fern George.
Ruth Mcfarland,
Nellie Mckee,
Reginald Sharp.
Blanche Scobee,
Eileen Tuley,
Lillian Tuley.
Allie Wolf,
FRANCES OLnStdttu.
Grade v.
Miles Abel,
Martha Elizabeth Conway.
Harold Mcfarland,
Elizabeth Rae Nelson,
Lois Sparks.
Grade vi.
Mary Byrd Boulware,
Allen Duncan.
Thelma George,
Harold Hord.
Judith Ellen johnson,
Elizabeth White.
Grade VII.
Paul Ballard,
Demaree Christian,
lack Leake.
Alice Va Nelson.
Alvisa Murphy,
Paul Powers.
Elizabeth Tooley.
Mildred Tooiey,
Paulyne Tuley,
Lucyle Tuley.
Grade VIII.
Helen Caplineer,
Evelyn Jackson,
Wayne Lee Maye,
Jack Wade.
The above boys and Girls cam,
every day during December, didn'
make a tardy and did superio
work in the class room Grade "
.aDtured the Kramer Room" non
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1918-01-11

The above boys and Girls came
every day during December, didn't
make a tardy and did superior
work in the class room Grade Nv
captured the Banner Room" pen
ant last month. This penant goes
to the grade that makes the best at
tendance, and the fewest number of
tardies. L. CS.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-31
FRISCO PLANS TO GO SLOW
IN MAKING IMPROVEMENTS

Ma major improvements are cnn.
tenplatcd hy the Frisco railroad
this year according tn local railrond Il
nen. and outside of Increasing the
station facilities, ALREADY under way.
and making four through tracks for
freight and passenger, that's about
al that's promised locally
THIS condition obtains an over
the system. nnd the reason ~ the
cost of material nnd labor II ~
believed that the United states con
troll IN also n factor
At Sapulpa, the division point
four new engine pits a 100 foot
tuTntnhlc, and additions Ia tho
round house there and other minor
improvements, costing nhout $50 OOn
are announced, work to start on
March /
The construction ~ the four new
pits at Sapulpa are to accommodate
new engines known ~ clnss ~.
whirh are NJ immense size and 90
pacity aud exceed anything that ia
nov In use on the local divisions
They will be- In usc between Alton
and Monett about February I. and
viii not operate through Tulsa uutil
they can he accommodated IN tho
Snpulpp yards They win prnhlhly
he used ON tho ~ Louis passenger
service
Foundation FOR the passenger sta
iion additions has been completed.
but there has been a delay IN mater.
lnl hnd dehNon account ~ the had
weather.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-31
RETURNED SOLDIER ADDED
TO TULSA HIGH FACULTY

wan the intention or eularFinE the
department ~ education ana sta
ties another teacher has been
added to the faculty ~ the Tulsa
high school T. T.. kounce. who was
FORMERLY with ruhn hish, l- III" man
tu assume thee" duties
Mr. knoncr has been ~ Nrhfield
Camp training In ID" fyinR corps
since september g. 1917. and had
paNsd the reserve military aviator
test This IL the test that 10 given
provlous to the issuing of com
mission
IN" new teacher is originally ftom
Columbia university ana will be as
-ocihtcd here with Miss Mahcl smith
expert stntlcian. who is also from
Columbia M,ss smith viii have
educational states while Mr. koonc-
will have admlnlstrati," statistics
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-31
MANY IDEAS OFFERED
FOR HERO MEMORIAL
iiN Wa, lin,r Nuihorli, ~ Vote
bonds iur ir'stion ~ a les.
tin,onini building

lnt"r'stc citizens have he,u ui-.
h"Hins al N 10 realize ON the moN .
,.hfi"d son" tim" hgo ~ erect In
TIist ~ " able memorial fur tho
lii-h count boys Who went west.
un ih" fell uf action ,n France.
various plans have been lninrma
di''hH~"d at Ideas az" coming ont
"t lh" discu 'lun that ma, material
iH' INTO som rthiuR appropriate
IN" orig Al plan was tu rNtyr 10
bronze table IN the lohhN ~ tho new
munl''psl budding This orirIun',l
h"iut' ~" var ended ard a tempo
Iii' tablet Nhs suggested. in be- ~.
r"''d at g" cnd uf the VA N q
p' hnan"nt dec" ~ bronze + s
"rilmii"d nat q tablet uf tho pro.
l'nli"uH an rcuipiuro Hppiuuf.tfr
would cost u't less than ,i.nOU
NOR" '"i'ntlous lirl Wt. 'u
erect Iu un' of ia" public PARKS .
ntfhl" hu llng nirr enough D.,
'hN" ear" a. q museum Wurr" Vuf
trophies ana relies could be- pIt,rd
th IN" wall mur1Is ~ me war
paintings ~ iiStiuRuI. hed bk thuW
ana WHO tool part tud oth,r h.-fuf
lc'l W"rtg could bee p.t.'l
n SIN more pt"fruilpus Idrt .a iu
combine the mut'um idea WITH I
home fur IN" ioctt MILITARY units
~h"r" they could have a arm han =
rifi" range AND q large floor To- an
purposes THIS Idp PROVIDED th.i
the second FLOOR uf ihr hulidiur could
he used fur .nls pufpns". while the
'owri floor would hr the memorial
hu'|itus proper ana hN arrange.
meH' could D.. statewide affair
Means ut paving fur 4 memorial
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-31
PLEAD NOT GUILTY
OF STEALING Au1
sam iIrnn,aio aud ,arI ,o
Held In County JAN IN Dct.,,
of $4,000 Hail lacb

sam Hrnncato, and Carl A....
charged with holding ur Gran, a.,
bins on December u aud nll,. 4,
Marmon roadster from hmm v..
hrraigned In the court of Jus,..
&. MaNrv yesterday nficrpoor %.
preliminary complaint filed n, =.
county attorney charging hiyh.
robbery Roth pleaded no, .n'',,
Ih"N were represented Ly ,'i'...
from Kansas CilN. the hunt. ,f INV
cate. u ~ said that prp',,
tath"r n a well tn dn husinrs, man
Kansas tiN
lond In the sum of g. ooo Il
was fixed hy the court. ANA IA, Il
legged hold-up men were pomnpl
to the county iail ln d.fauli M u
amount II r. not known vh.nl
nr not thcv viii attcmp, T., ~.
bond Their preliminary hs,rl
VIII 10" held ON january 3
hihrr complaints filed ,as,eidl
hN th" county attorney included
following John Arnold rhuJ
with petit larceny. Edward useI
ana ~ Gleason. charged with hJJ
larVing the Model tundr, ON
c"mber 90, and \ \ llouNrr. chaf
win assault upon the person VI ]
Atkinson
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-31
GENERAL D'ESPEREY MAKES
CONSTANTlNOPlE ENTRANCE

COSSTANTINOrLE, Dee 30 -
,lla\nH General FrUch"t lE~pc
roy. commander In chicf 81 the alllrd
forces IN the ncnr east, made MS
ufficml entry into tunstdniinoplo
sunday, coming from Salonlki uu
hoard the French cruiser hauir Ne
VAS welcomed hy allied representa-
ives here hnd the chiefs ~ staff ~
hr Turkish army and navy
Daring tn" pnsHhg" through the
Dard"nrllrs the rntric stopped over
'hc spot whore the French hattie.
ship BouNct was sunk IN Mdrrh,
1910. ana religious ana military
memorial ceremonies we're held
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-31
PRIZES WILL BE GIVEN
At NEGRO BENEFIT BALL

Wrwirds ~ W'rt are iu feature
the hcurhi of the negro iOu a. con.
,,u'Iou hal rhursdny night Hilly
M,iAIn promoter and imprcHarin.
u,. the nffur is lo hc a rrnl ".'rt
and those Who have mndc pans 10
parii,ipat, iu the tuuctiuu nav" gone
uip Inteu'N" training aud promo"
~ hc IN he PINK or brown or con
d.t,on Al 81 the proceeds ~ tho
attain SO lo holp establish the negro
huspi'i,
rrisr, are offered Tor th" most
graceful couple the best cake Nrlk
couple the best dressed the most
rnuiictl the best wali1lsg dnd the
best two stepping cuupl" ou the fu"r.
Post graduate ~urshipprr- At me
shrine ~ Trrpu,horr Viii iudg" ~"
contest
While the affair is strictly for ihe
,olnrrd people. arctiunS ~ sets VII
be- reserved for the white folks
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-31
BARTON IS VOTED LEAVE
BY CHURCH CONGREGATION

Nn mJ,umir leave ~ absence ~
dp y VI \ Wurh n France was
voted M" To-. + 3 lIriun hv M"
memhDfs eff the Eu.ton Avenue
Methodist ,uuIoh ~ which he is
pastor SUNDAY
Nihourh o., matter hns hecn nut
up 60 thr utu,lal board ~ the
church. uu t,IIuu has he~n taken Tor
~, rru-uu thtt the board has not
met iiuNrNrt. u u expected that
official sanction viii he given hV the
hoard Tina week. 1s re- nnrton has
hrcn otdor-d to he ~ Sew YORK
cts h January - pared Ia sail
fur ituu,r
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-31

has resolved itself into this decision:
IN the event II is decided that a
brnnz" tablet IN the municipal hnild
sus To- raise the mourS by popular
sthsrtiptun In the "Ncpt II IN d'
Dld,d tu hut,d either uf IA" mrmor-
tat buildings 10 vote bonds
bklaholuu city has IN opinion
from ATTORNEYS tht' " has pnw"- -
rails, money uN taN uu incomes and
pfnfits rnd rs planning ON iw memo
.., building ON TINS basis There's y
a dIffrt.n,c nf opinion. however n-
tn , municipality, making this sort or
tax under 4 charter
Tn. memorial idea originated ~
the kiwanN cluh and VAS 'nd1r-cd
hl 'hr cify cluh, both naming cone
mittres tu work oui = Ndgs"T' l' "
Neither committee has ever ma l' n
report
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-31
pur-r stolen I'ru,n Auto.

Purse stealing has come Ia Tulsa
Last nlHht u Tulsa Horl"ty leader was
the victim of purse thief who stole
u valuable hand bag from her Mar
mon roadster In front Of the pnhlr.
thenter white the Young lady aud
three friends we're attending the
show The police say that the identity
they rNpect him to he arrested In n
few hours. Ito " also supposed tn
have two nCcompllcoA whom the pn-
lice say they know Tho lady who
suffered The loss ~ the purse re-
fused to divulpo her name.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-31
HUGHES CONTRACT
MEETS DISAPPROVAL
state iiigh"aN nginUrr >Wifir-
n"t iir impiu,rd Tor $3.50

iu' ru'" l.guvu, department
d,.appiu,'. or th, r,I,.Uuu II q g.
liuEh"s HH ,ur.IIru4 engineer uH
th" h FhNN construction In uI.,
county N"'u.. u' ih" dH,pprNu|
tI"W SitI" iuRuVal INK rr,i can
hIuEhtiu reached Tulsa l,40rilts
ana Ihi"W ,uua|tr. ..tluu .r'u roo,
'"uf 'n"usr uu1 tNtWh,. ui ,uu
n'I,u uuIwIIi,. hY' rudurs,i amt
"u.rIuN"i 81 uuuh,H
u BE- spii tha NJ ,uuu ugutu.
in'u iu' ."uI's ,uuu. .H-Iuuria the,
ruuldi 'mpIu, tn 'uVInrri f.. 500
- m"r'p VII" ~,s 'umpc.rri 900 a."
the vprt
t"uuH rnprs,r Patton and uf
'lurh'H went iu pklrhuwn CO, ,rr
l"fdhN fui . ,pufrron,, win n,
hEhW'. d"unriu'uf ird 'u .
tempt O" E'I hu Goo rr..iud D.. de-.
'l'l"n Nru.h"rH co. ih. '.iuhu. ~
commerce t"utm|ttr' st.t 'l..
N"n.d Y" o." ih" 'npI.r aud ts.I.' boo
! ''N'lht INK VI UuuHhtu| futf .ht
| de- tnu ~ ihr advisor, ,uum. tf,r
/ 80 w." rutWut.r Hud the county ,uu
/ iuH~i"u'iH htd NOT made . mfaitk,
"h'u ih"N employed NJ ilufur-
They .'rlri iu, srIor'uu Of "a,
/ liuHh'a t' 10" pf. ..y ut'"'d upun 49,
/ " .'.tI...' ON The part of tho rn.
rIu"'I Whp e giving hI4 srNl,ra tu
the community Hf = price much lrt-
ihnn would ordinarily be- rnid uu
/ 'uG Gin"".
! IT, reputation n Tulsa s ihpf h,
hr"Ws .,l '"btut'- uf tunj bulliiur.
md thu' b." not uul, has had g.,
| p"tlru. 81 fIum un engineering point
/ lHl| Ita ID fHl.tI|N trHtgtI IU IIuhu
work
| The law give, the state engineer
I iuiiHdt, ton over pIl county ru.
Eln""tN. ana tu"N h'r irdu red 80 pt.s
Ian examination hrfur" they can hr
engaged uu stat" highways II g.
puHsihlr that Nj Hughes VIII hr
required iu meet the state ieQulrr.
iu"uis h"'urr be-" can l"gi'Iv Ioli
! the position
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-31
Toy Factory Worked
by Wounded Soldiers
Proposed for Tulsa

I'lliE,ng The energy ~ the
soundri soldiers has been one ~
The commercial problems and the
chamber OF commerce has a prop
ositlon run Interested parties
cooking forward To- the establish
ment OF a toy factory In the Tulsa
industrial District for IN. purp"s"
An army officer Put the matter
up 10 Secretary Douglas ~ the
chamber yesterday The matter ~
now in process of Investigation. II
II can be- developed the Chamhrr
may be- called on to assist iu a.
nauciny such an institution
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-31
ARMY CAMP COMMISSION
WILL CEASE ON JAN. 8

WASHINGTON. Doc 90 IN .
commission ou training camp nctlv
tiles it Us own request has hrcn
permitted tn felinpuish its executive
functions Secretary lakrr IN = lot.
ter TODAY to the chairman. Uaymond
: fosdick stated that hfter Jan
unrN the executive duties ~ the
commission would he taken o,cr H.,
the third assistant secretary ~ va
Frederick T. krppel The commls.
sion viii continue 10 act as delhi
rrativ. body to advise Mr kepprl
MANY ~ l's fnurtiou- viii hr con.
tlnurd during the period of drWuhi-
lsation and certain phases hr in,or.
poratrd into the permanent military
establishment
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-31
WILLIAMS SMOOTHING
POLITICAL FEELINGS
t.oycrnov Wants to t.o Out ~ Of
fi~ Frtcnds WIN Ever, i~d}
In Accord Win Su,scs-,r
CAPITAL GOSSIP PLENTIFUL
Nnihony ,.rdr,mci Tor 'icrL ~
hou-r 1NI-an MAY Land on
state Hoard of Nffnirs
,uy JERRY HNNp,


Governor Williams, IN hI- tirc.
vol address which Will hr delivered
h.fn,e Tho to,t.i,t,,,. ,,.. , ,,.,
''"'H h'N "''h' VIII hh"" 'h'hN'
~ heart IN many subjects which
hnv. hlthc,to recei,el .,ui ar neg
.,t,. ,-,,.,,. ..,
several ~ the guvernora friends who
haye ,aitc1 u,i,h Am, ,,..n,l,
sr,.
n" s".'rnnI ~ e,' t,n"'
p' w .".b.N" w" '"'''. ~ wv
$3.50 %, '''"'" VI" nav "pp"s'h "'n,
Wv" ~ P,''u'' NV" "',h''uNl w. wv,
vN'nR ,n'nl w 'uu' u'''"' b,
p"', ~ n'''s- VI "'"b w
r""'" n' 'n"h" WI" nav
N"l' or "NN lnI'I'i w P'"'''
way Nv n'r n"hdN w o'h't ""Io@
A,uu'.lns :" one ot IN" t"N'lh"' ,
I'll, 'nu W. "hn'H go wv VI
VIZ. N'lN ""N
w"u" 'sp~h p %" ~nmr'r-
'N'""n," W ,IIH ",'''"'"E w
"nu""'N w "."n",
lIl"nnS py h'N very positive 'l,'uu"
nn ~ mh,'e's o' rnnN'" hnh n"ln'h
sr',i"n, nv ~ Hlu y" h"N' 'hnns'"
ns vloNh W ,"s''h 'n va" NHl'IN
III" .n""'" y" Ia,n 'o W. ."p
n'"'lN' ~ W" s'h'" "uul."' w
c" WI" irtr.h .he lhn''l'"ho" Wy
" SAID ,n"' INC HoNern"r r"'"h'h
nhh nrchs'on 'n reVl"w w" Wolk VT
en wan VINO nus h'n 'hNH W"tN wv
n"nu Tor ,ne pa, S"sr, Whl'" W
h'eVI"us ."h'r' NV" mas neon nc
"WpNrn"" w 'n' way "' uh'"N"'
nH mos" cltir'hs VINO rhnuld pnV W
herl.ahu" "ser' mas p""n shown
w me governor 'hnt lhrough Wa'i' 9
''int'' more man sl'u'"u" was COZ
'o'e" ~ 'hn'ri'an'" "N'. l"n'
wear his hhhtS mas h"eh VI"
hohlh VOW " IL rhlh w" cover
nor mas hhen new hultud" '"w"rh
IN" nlea Tor hlsher hhhtlrs Nv rec.
oSnIslns 'n"' services "i w" Hnr'
nertotmru ny Whtt are ~or'h NOR"
man Sisoo Nehi 10 w" H'a'"
IN other waxs 700, " II reported
mat ioNrrh"r Wlllinms mas reversed
MS old nme st,ltuhe and MS mes
-ase IL expected w show less ~ lhal
wen known antagonlstic spirit Than
~ mas oisplHved IN tunes Eon" ny
" ~ also stated that the governor
ana tovernor- Eject Rob-r'son are IN
lhorouEh accord on The various leg
islative proposals which Mr. Roh"tt-
son VIII put forth In his message
the legislative wheels are heinz
oiled np FOR the opening nest Tues
Gay. According 10 the newest gossip
rom the capital William An
thony OF NARROW " lll h" clerk of the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-31

Calvin i,rudN. recently dis'hi eri
from service IN the uiird states
army and who has escaped punish
mrnt for various N,olhtiors uf the
city status hrcaus" he wcHr- ne uni
form, wac arrested with lili, sparks
last night. charged with irvi con.
duet brady was released on 1900
bond
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-31
New Year In, attraction at the
Ma ics,l,,'

Dustin ltunum H unsurpassed p~ .
d"lin"Hiur "f gripuiug, NItil" western
characters uud in ihls new pi'iuf"
hN uit,d Dusty win. urN
ihurrh 40 Gene stewart Who makes
u nut wager thnt hr.ll marry th"
iirai girl VINO hluws into town n 7
a dandy ,ttu h, Ianr 'ircr IA"
popular writer ot rutudncvH 'uf IA"
great west The pi,turr Viii h"
shown Tor thtuc da'. commencing
tomorrow
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-31
for Weakness \ficr ,.rIp of
nucnsn

talk" GROVES TASTEIESS G
ruNlC. which is simply lRuN
QtlNlNE suspended M S,rup.
pleasant, even Children Ike A.
can soon feel lts Strengthening
Vlgoratlng Effect. SOC
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-31
SOLDIERS LEADING STEADY
DRIVE ON MARRIAGE CLERK

Solnl'rt returning 'n cNil No succ
the decentralization - IA, arm, b,Yar
with the signing OF the armistI.r a.
not seem to h, as succrs.fnI when
lh"N become engaged tu , hath, vt,h
,upid as they did with the Huns
NanN men IN uniform are Included
~ ihe ranks ~ tho-e seeking "A mar
rage license, according Ia the don.
NY IN the court clerks office VII, b.
sues the licenses Hardly a dn, hp.
passed IN this month without Rt l,,s,
one soldier purchasing a matringo
license
Following hrc tho names ANA "A.
dresses of those tu whom n.rr.,s
were issued within the past tWod.t,.
"a TURK and Jl,cphinc Nir,dec.
both OF Tulsa! ""' est Ashby ana
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-31

lease a. 1|oi MY y~ 7
n. W. kassr OF Kansas city W. "
In Tulsa yesterday look. ina after b, CO.'S,
s~z 1W,sssssss snd si.iss WY sn"ry'on on !
- M, - Ntofore. n { pav a
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1918-01-05
save the Waste and Win the War"

The fellow who always has kick
coming, sometimes gets IT,