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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-25
BLISS PAYS PERSHlNG
TRIBUTE FOR SUCCESS
tonfrr> DISTINGUISHED Service MEDAL
"n american Lender and Pruiss
Accomplishments

WAsHfNGTON. Doc st-iiiRh
tribute 10 tho work Of General Per
shinr and tho officers and men who
served under him. was paid by Gen.
Iash.r " Bliss In comforting upon
the American commander tho dis
nnEulsh"d service medal at the di-
rrction ~ President wilson Tho
! fpll address of General Bliss was re.
| crived and made public by the war
| department. to-day The medal was
conferred upon General pershipa at
the headquarters ~ the American
| eSpei,iionnry force ut Chaumont.
! France November 10
After detailing the work done by
6"n"rnl Prrshing In creating and
training on French soil an American
army of more than . 000 ono men
With the aRrncicA Tor IlH tranHporA-
tlnn ana supply. General Hiss saii
with your aid our ancient ally hns
reraincd her former boundaries And
YOU ana your army have played u
glorious part IN world event trans
r"udinH. In ia moiuontoua import.
hncc. any other since Charles MHttel
beat back the flood of Moalem In
vision on the plains ~ Tours You
llkc him, have done that which caWr
to YOU In crushing an ovil. an ahortcd
civilization, and IN preserving u
nuhler one
And In dolng ths you have won
not only the admiration of your
European associates IN arms hut the
admiration aud love ot your country.
men
And you havo donn II all with tho
thorough devotion Of IA. Amrrichn
army It's Officers ana men. and ~
all who helped 10 mako that army
and 10 get 4, here
AN thai ! have rsid brings ma a.
this l, is not fnr ue tu speak ot
history 80 the mon who have made Il
Hut II IN for mo and fuf an of US to
speak ~ that loyal and affoctonate
devotion, ftom ,he men In the
trcnrhc~ In the men In the western
docks NJ France. from the mon In
the shipbuildlnK Yards prd mine,
and logging camps from the Atlantic
to N" Pacific from the men women
and children In every factory and
wnrkAhip at home. whose DEVOTION
TO the great cause ana whose per.
sonsl deviation to you has stayed up
your hands
nut II In not NJ these thinrs alone
that | would speak. when | speak oi
the devotion that has carried you
and your army TO such triumphant
suCcers think with sadness and
pride of those who have paid the
last full measure ot their devotion !,
ana of weeping American wives and
mothers hnd mourning children !
have no doubt that many and many
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-25
GRAND


The play 10 be given nv the vnrl
company today. matines and nlrht
II one that every glri ana ever,
mother ana father should see |,
tolls OF an evil that Ia all too rom
mon. II tells II IN straightfor.
ward way ana calls n spade n spade
The play had long run In New
York and Chicago. and tho Grand
Stock company has been trying foi
some time To Eet permission from
the owner OF the play. Mr. olive,
Morosco, Ia play II here The au,
thor ~ the play. Mr. Jack iAit. wa.
\ newspaper man ana knew only too
we'll of the conditions OF which H.
vas writing. Times are coming when
lots ot evils IN the business world
will have 20 be s'raighicned 'ut
and tho one that L. spoken of In the
play Help Wanted" IL one that IL
most common and one that must hr
stopped " you have a Young fauvh
ter or a sister send her or bring
her To see this great play. I, vii,
run until saturday night. with a
special matinee Christmas day Mat.
lneo Thursday and a matinee satur.
DAY
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-25
No Christmas Feed
for the IS Prisoners
In County Bdsfiie

There viii hc no Christmas dim
ner for the g. prisoners IN the
county TAIL today since tho law
allows only 30 cents a day to feed
each prisoner, the taller explained
that II was impossible for him To
attempt TO provide ANYTHING extra
Tor the inmates Of the TAIL for
Christmas dinner or Tor any other
dinner for that matter He saws
that he ran about $40 over tho
limit allowed him last month un-
der the prcaont law
The iniicr points ont that there
has heen no change IN the law In
regard to the amount allowed for
feeding prisoners Tor the past II
years. although provisions have
more than quRdrupled IN price
within that time lic says that he
II planning to give the prisoners
pie today ns a dessert and that is
all the extra eats they will have
unless some kind hearted citizens
come 60 their rescue this morning
II IL Understood some extra eats
viii hc sent up to those prisoners
who have friends here In Tulsa
that are personally Interested In
stt,ng chat they DO have Chri@,
mas dinner oven though they are
In confinement
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-25
LONDON COMPLETES
RECEPTION PROGRAM
iihh"rni" i'lsns Outlined Tor visit
~ President Ia English Capital
--i'rpNssaun Announced

IbNpoS. prc. - IN. pr.ni,i
program ~ the ceremonial ~ the
pfrH,douts v'slt Issued to-day from
I,"ti GhsmtorlalnH offirs mainly
confirms the details already pun.
llshed The prrrlienliaI party Nlli
cr"'s the channel on thc' steamer
lltightun. escorted hair way by four
lr'n'h lesiroyers And the huet
hat 10 bUVsr by lifl'ish C,ui.a
leader and siN lifiilsh drstruy"ts
VICE Admiri keyos ana tho
hnrs equ"ffN. Sir charles Gust cs
p"'ih,ly attached to President WI
H"u, viii meet the rrv-IdrntAt 'aa,s
ana rroa- with the party
A. Dover tho president viii be
met hy th' l'uko ~ toutu Ighi. An.
hrsttdur bp'Ig ana hs STATE. 'h"
Mtrlus ~ camden lurl .rHt'utut
- KEN lHu Nrrdlug ant ~. I
lI"rs'h'O hiro rsu"'lt'lv pIr. H'd
'p he president pn arrive. stii''s
VIII t' fuoi uni q guard - homer
mounted The maNut and c"ip"f
alton viii pre- ont ga address on tho
pier
llf w IiNN.iN ~ Nf.|lN''f WI ~.
low the plans RlfsNi, outlined rhN
orders ~ thu.v engaged IN he ''tr
iuunthl air service drcU with
tNutds VIII be worm. uthorW ,Hc
morning tfrss
The suite ON Attendance ON the
president include Mtrur General
li'ddlc. luIrndlrr Grnerhl iloris.
TEAR AimifaI Grsy-pn ana ll'rh"ri
g Hoover.
Tho ptocr-lon 10 buckingham
palace will he madH M hs follow.
Firsi carriage l'reHiout wilson,
nauRht
sccond carriage Nrs wilson.
Queen Nnry nnd prlu,cH MARY
Third cnftlrgr IN" NrrrIcnn
Ambassador John " DAVIS Tort m
waiting ~ the queen ana Whd"r ~
the house
Fourth carriage major General
Uldilc itcnr Admiral u1ysnn. Ear
Heading aud Lord llctsrh"ll
I'if'h cntrinr" l,rigndi"r General
ilnrts. Major pierce ana Nlr charles
Gust
ON Thursday afternoon the pres
id.nt and Ms wilson Will visit
powarer Queen Alexandra, tho Duke
~ Connnught and other m"n,h"r- of
The roVal nmilV ana In the evening
will dine with kinR ueorge ana tho
queen
Friday viii he devoted morning
and afternoon. tn conferences WIN
tho nritish Ministers and luncheon
with the premier. while In tho
evening state banquet Will he
given al buckingham palace The
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-25
FLU EPIDEMIC
NOT YET OVER
Breaks Out Anew From One
End Of Country to
the Other.

Warning "a ,,r country that ths
Influenza epidemic IL by no means
ended, and that all possible precau-
tlon against the disease should be
taken has Just been issued by the
public health authorities at Wash
ing,on.
Late reports show that the disease
IN breaking out anew In It's very worst
form from practically one end OF the
country 10 the other. Already there
have been over 400 900 deaths from
the disease and one prominent health
official predicts that there will pos
sibly he 10000 deaths In this coun-
try next year from Influenza and
the ailments which follow H. The
disease has been very battling TO the
medical profession and health au-
thorities frankly admit that ordl-
nary preventive measures such as
wearing of masks and closing pub
lie places seem " little avail
Persons who are weak and run
down. and who have not the strength
TO throw OF the Influenza germ, are
the earliest victims. Those who
catch colds easily or who are suf-
fering from catarrhal troubles are
alec early victims. as the inflamcd
mucus membrane Innings OF the nose
and throat are an open door to tho
germs II YOU are suffering from
any Of these symptom, nothing will
build YOU up and fortlfy your sys-
TEN against attack like Tnnlar. which
contains the NOS, powerful tonic
properties known 10 science This
statement II easily proven hy the
fact that this celebrated medicine
Ia now having the greatest sale OF
any system tonic IN the history of
medicine II has been accomplish
ing remarkable results during the
present epidemic and hundreds OF
thousands who have used N are en-
toying the best Of health, one prom
lncnt physician In TeNaH frnnkly
stated mat ne hhd found Tanlar
for building up his patients who had
had Influenza
Actual experience has shown that
thc best way tu keep from taklng
Influenza Is 10 keep the system In
good shape. as u is a well known
fact thlt 'he powers ~ resistance
~ the human system can be so per
feCtcd that 10 can throw OF almost
any infection. not even excepting
spanish Influenza, which is one OF
the most contagious Diseases known.
Tnnltc increases your strength ana
weirht and creates "a good healthy
appetite for nuutishiug food n
Keeps YOU physically fit and makes
YOU strong, VIGOROUS and well. and
In 'hs wnv for,iiies YOU against
deadly disease germs In connection
with the Tanhc treatment be sure
10 keep the bowels omen by taking
TNnlnc LAXATIVE Tablets
Tnnlac is sold IN Tulsa bv quaker
Drug company Puritan Drur com
pany ana Nv the leading drugrists
IN practically every city. town and
village In America
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-25
FOR COLDS AND GRIPPE
FOLLOW DOCTORS ADVICE

Ask any physician or druggist and
he will tell you that the firrt step In
the treatment of cold. cough or
grippe should invariably he "a brisk
calomsi pursative, preferably the
nauseAlsss calomsl. called CRiotabs -
This alone 10 often sufficient 20 break
up q severe cold over night or cut
short an attack Of grippe and pos.
slbly prevent pneumonia,
ono Calotab on tho tongue At he'd
time with q swallow of wator, that's
all. No salta. no nausea nor tho
slightest interference with your eat
Ing. pleasures or work. Next morning
your cold has vanished ana your en-
tire system y purified and refreshed.
Calotabs are sold only In original
ssaled packages. price thirty five
cents. Recommended and guaranteed
by drusGists everywhere, Price rc-
funded u you are not dsiish,sd.---
Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-25

TlSTtN. Dec ~ . BENJAMIN ~.
Flower, masaSine editor and until n
year sEo president OF the Menace
Publishing company ~ Aurora. Mo
died here today. Among the pub'i
cations he edited were the American
Spectator, the Twentieth Century
IN. Arena ana the American Senti.
rcl lie wHs thc author ~ MANI
books on religious and pul!uell sub.
iectn
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-25
City Briefs

NItl'bI @ ~ tla,hl Frost son ~
Mrs ora lIrh'uor Frost ani we'll
tn""u Iulu uN man. y hnW" FROM
''Wp i.Ih' 900 90 itys fyftough.
TIM moor uf the core room st
th" Tulsa s'oNo a FOUNDRY Co.. sand
sprlnEga VI parity destroyed by fire
"arB fu'''i'S incoming
IlNHnN \ NOul NsOS a student
IN M" lnvrrs.'Y ot Illinois ia homie
lpr the holdn,h with hs par,ntk
hr and Mrs ! \ ltIbinsou.
TlIE HOTAlN CLuu vii no,
tu"cl today "a account ~ ihe huli
iAy festivities The Lions club meets
Thursday noon, as usual
!
NiT MAI G RNYSON ot
Camp Logan. Texas. IN home on a
Today futlough. visiting hn par
entr Mr. ana Mrs " A. HHyHon.
1905 south pe,roit
80 SPECIAL program has been
arranged az ilnirl Tulsa Tor to-day.
except that tonight there will h- -
sp"' 81 dinner served. wt'h music
The Tulsa will have an elaborate Nrw
Years eve affa,r. however
A FEW DAYS In inll seems 10
have been q good nntldote iot one
lulfan convicted ~ being drunk and
~ creating a disturbance Tho ~ ~
~ question declared he WIS going
home tu HIS wifo aud two litlla
daughters for ChflsimaA
THE WORLD editorial force ls IN
dchied 10 IN. Exchange National
and the Producer. state hank md 10
Dee liotstta company Tor Christmas
rvuIcmhrnnceS IN tho form ~ cigars
tlrlFtusH IL welcome ht any time ~
th" year n this IL to lie the Gus.
tom.
APPLICATION ron the discharge
NJ postal employrs In tho army have
lcuu made by Tho local puTlofficc
hti Hu fsr none have returned.
thoUEh the application was made
Homo time ago Ueturn OF the old
employees viii mean much to th"
service. according 10 Assistant Post
master Ralph Johnson
WITH THE liberation ~ many
from Iail and the dismissal ~ a ma
iority ~ alleged law VlolhtoTN ycS-
tcrday th-r. were but - prisoners
IN the city Jail last nisht \ thrist.
mas dinner. with turkey. crnnbctr,es
and the usual trimmings is ~ he
given those In custody of tho city
today
UE WAS a sAl young %oldicr
lnd who had recenl'S been disch,rsci
from the army Snow storms had
held up His train and h. viii h" un,
nhlc.to reach home In time Tor christ,
mas dinner nut. with the spirit Of
The army. he took The matter philo.
sophically, saying that he wanted tn
"sce Tulsa" and that he "aurc liked
the town"
STREET MARKERS for tho
downtown district purchased some
months ago nv the city. are expected
any day n hill ~ lading having
reached Commissioner McNulty
Tuesday. The markers are the re
suit OF hn agitation started during
tho summer bv ". e. Steser ~ the
Lions cluh. and chairman ~ the
allied civic committee of all the
cluhA
WORD WAS RECEIVED In Tulsa
Yesterday that James Cnmpbel for
mcrly of Tulsa, has been made n
major OF artillery IN France and has
heon permitted 10 enter q school In
Nrlgium 10 complete his q Iucation. at
tho same time retaining bis rank
Campbell lcr Tulsa NJ M outbreak
uf the war. entering he school of
fire ~ Fort S.ll ana sccur'nv a com
nlsiion a. lieutenant shortly after
reaching France he wns mhdc cap
tain and later major. Ne Ia ~
years old. the son OF NJ ana Mrs
Carl Campbell, who r'ceni'v moved
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-25
President out shopping.

PARIS. Monday. Dec s2--Preai
dent and Mrs wilson went Chrirtn,ns
shopping today Visiting many ot tho
principal shops during q tour OF two
hours In tho center ~ Paris 10th
have been about the city before but
this was tho first time that thcN
ven,urra into the ~horping district
together as they often do In wash
ington,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-25

cast Nfs ~. hrf ~ the prrsrnt iH
.ooatrd At Hotel Tulsa
1hr Hushin AT club viii m""'
Monday afternoon In the HON" of
Mrs frrd n clinton for chrtsiwhH
panty
NJ uud wr- cyrus . Avcry have"
40 their guests Tor the tlfis.mps hot
day Mrs AV"ty.H mother. MS \
Nc lclland ana sister. Mn. D,Iic
hcane ~ Harrison, llc. Mo
Mr. and Mrs /. n Klclh ~ Houth
Cincinnati avenue have ~ th"ir
gursp Mr. klrn's brother. Nj 4 ~
Klein. Mrs Klein and small dauEh
Ter Nins I,ucilio. ~ chicago. ~
Young husinrst gitls ~ the oliy,
Who are away from home. are -"
minded thalthey ure tu hr the gu"His
~ me \ W, &. \ today ~ dinner lu
lh" y W g. n cafeteria. lnity
builllnF
Mrs ! " colo has NJ hor guests
fuf thrlrtWus her mother Mira J e.
la,H ana her sister. Mt. - II Leon.
itl, ~ GainraViil". T,'ns. ani her
glst~t Mrs " \ Laslcy ana littln
son, william, uf Afdiuoru, bkn.
VI and Mrs = N ierIIo NJ
Nurth Yorktown avenue have ~
"a" r Christmas rlierts Judpe nnd
Mrs ! T. l.osAn 81 sherman Tr,nS
Nr ana Mrs e. t Harry ~ Fort
smith Arh.. ana Miss Lucille Leslie
y oklahoma tity
MIR Rrd Mira Young q Mitchell
vii entertain today with nnlb ~.
ter having ~ quests Mr. ana Mts
~ Mo~ty ~ Eldor,ho. KAN NJ
ana Mrs John - Mitchrli VI nnd
Mrs Ros. u pha.
Mrs. Earl T. Henry and lttls
daughter. Yvonne, ~ Tulsa arrived
Friday To spend tho holidays with
the formers parents Mr. and Mrs
! NJ Nhss ~ 1900 Dalr avenue. Mr.
Hcrry viii nrriv. tomorrow Ia Join
the family party Daily Oklahoman.
The clllsens ~ Tulsa are cordially
invited to visit the Childien's dcien
tion homo today adm see the tree
that has heen prepared Tor tho chil
dfen. For tiinu ther. was Illness
In tho home but all traces ~ n are
absent now and anyone who .catos
tO visit the children viii be made.
most welcome.
ftnm nrut among tho social nctitJ
iticu nrevullinE throughout Christmas
wrk IL the large dinner party to he
sivrn by nr and Mrs Fred n Clln-
ton tomorrow evening In their home
The Christmas colorr of rod and
green will he used In carrying on, the
decorations of the yulct!de season
Following the dinner the 40 EueH'-,
who are com posed OF relative. and
very intimate friends will snjoy the
festivities Of n ChritsinNH tree.
Mr. and Mrs william Andernon,
<io East Twelfth street. are enter
taininE Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lamb,
Tulsa Mr.. And Mrs W H. Hen and
Ressie ana Pauline, New.
ton, Kan. Dr and Mrs \. N. May
berry and Ruth Mayberry and Miss
Helen Anderson and Edward May.
herry, 'nli of Enid, who are here to
attend the wedding this afternoon
at g o'clock of Miss Jennie l.. Andsr. |
son and Lawrence Keith Cecil ~
iii--Daiiy okiahoman.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-25
Inx Vsu WIN prp.,n

A LIQUID Disesiive laxative pleasant I
20 take Just try ono soc bottle for
indigestion or Constipation Now
made and recommended by the man.
ufacturers OF Groves Tastelcss chlll
Tonic.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-25
or Interest fO Women
MY IiIDt't.IiI.

| heard the bells on Ihflstnas day
Their old familiar carols sling
And wild And sweet their words re-
peat
Iopi" uu earth
Good viii toward men
l.ongfellow
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-25

Mrs. t'red James died yesterday
after nm sttack ~ pneumonia at her
home Rt 1909 jefferson street she
wu ~ years of age and will he
buried In Oaklawn cemetery.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-25

Mrs Annie /. Dewey of ~ Fast
Ninth street died AZ her apartments
In tho East Lynne apartment house
Tuesdny morning Che was SO years
old. lier body VIII he sent ,o Alta
mont. Kan, today for intermcnt.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-25

william perot AN Indian hoy Of
10, died AZ the Tulsa hospital Tues
day morning Funeral arrangements
have mol Yet been completed.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-25

Libhle pnplinvcr ~ iis Ea-, Jas.
per street died Yesterday after sev.
cral days Illness with pneumonia
She will bs buried In the Rose nm
cemetery.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-25

Helen Mary Mohr. hre n. died
Sunday and wns hurled yesterday
afternooa In l,oae Illl cemetery.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-25

Major General nh6tfcs, is head ~
tho American armlstico commission
and was tho first American general
officer 10 entnr the German lines
after tho German armlstioc VA.
signed, Hs formerly commanded
tho t7nd. or rainbow division.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-25

Mrs Earl sinclair ~ hostess this
afternoon at the Tea dance 10 be-
givsp at tho Country cluh Tho hours
are from 4 until 7 o'clo,h
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-25
RHODES CONDITION NOT
SERIOUS FROM AIR FALL

PARIS, bee - The condition ~
Mai Gen Charles n. Rhodes whu
was injured IN the fan ~ nm airrlnnc
ht t0uvres northeas, ~ Paris Mon
day afternoon showed great I'm
provcment during tho night In the
accident the pilot of the machine,
who was n llrill-h officer. was killed
The pilot hanpered hy tho dense
fog, lost his hearings and was try
INK - avoid landing In tho heart ~
the city, when h's machine was
hurled down heavily uenernl
Rhodes was taken "a the hospltal nt
Louvres and now II In the Amcri-
can hoslptal In Paris,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-25

James Johnston. who died Sun
day nisht NJ the home of his father
AT p0i South Quincy. was buried YES
terdsy afternoon at 0 o'clock I'm
Onklawn cemetery.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-25

ilnrk,ng thck.
What became OF that scheme of
cooking In paper baks1
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-25

Violet May Houston. tho ia-yenr-
old daughter OF NJ u Houston ~ s0f
North Boulder, died Monday fu-
neral servioes were held Tuesday af-
ternoon. g.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-25

Mrs. r g Ross and daughter. Mir-
Jeanette Ross lcn y"alordny Tor
Kansas CITY Mo. to spend the holi
days with relatives nuh friends
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-25
MOrtudry.

Miss Catherine N Davis. who died
at her home on Monday morning
was buried Tuesday afternoon nj (,
O'Clock at the Rose Hill cemetery
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-25

Young huhlnrs, g.tlH ~ the rliy,
Who are away from homo, are ."
minded thatthoy nrr to hc the gu"sis
uf ihe \ W & \ today ~ dinner lu
lh" y " g. A. cafeteria, lniy
buillinF
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-25

Mr. and Mrs /. n Klclh ~ Houth
4 'lnc'nuhti avenue have ha their
gursts Mr. Klon's brother. NJ 4 n
Klein. Mrs Klein and small dauEh
ter Mins I,uriuo. ~ chicago. ~
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-25

Mr. J, ". Inldltch. who has been
In Shreveport. la. for tho past
week. returned home yesterday for
the holiday season.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-25

NJ uud Nr- cyrus Avcry hay"
aS their guests Tor the tlrlH.ups hot
day Mrs AV"fy'p mother. Mp \
Nc 'lollani. ana sister. hlrH Dixie
bcane ~ Harrison, llc. Mo.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-25

Mrs ! " colo has Ne her guests
fur thrlrtmus her mother Mira ! =.
lasH ana her sister. Mt. - II Leon
itI. ~ Gainraviil". T,Sna. and her
glst~t Mrs " \ Laslcy ana littln
son, william. uf Afdiuoru, Okn
The Lamar register., 1918-08-14

That was the only time l had ever
seen a German nurse, for when was
in the hospital l had seen only men
orderlies. Nurses didn't work so near
the first line trenches.
The German soldiers at the different
tables We're very quiet and orderly.
They drank book beer and conversed
among themselves. but there was no
hilarity or rough-housing Of any kind
As | sat there, within arms reacn
OF those German officers and realized
what they would have given to know
what chance they had to capture an
escaped British officer. | could hardly
help smiling to myself. but when l
thought of the big risk ! was taking.
more or less unnecessarily began to
wonder whether | had not acted fool
ishly In undertaking it.
Nevertheless. the evening passed off
uneventfully and when the show was
over l mixed with the crowd and dis
appeared, feeling very proud of myself
and with good deal more confidence
than had enjoyed at the start.
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In my life as long as l live. The bill
of fare and program and throw
away" bill advertising the name of
the attraction which was to be pre-
sented the following week which was
handed to me as | came out, / still
have and they a<e among the most
valued souvenirs of my adventure.
Continued next week.