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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-02
Rupture Kills
1000 Annually

Seven thousand persons each ye.v
Are laid awny--the burial certifcacs
being marked Rupture" Whyf ns-
cause the unfortunate ones had ner-
lected themselves or had bean mere.
~ taking care OF the sign (HwelIinsb
OF the affliction and paying no AZ.
tention TO the cause. What are you
d0ingY Are you neGlecting yourself
by wearing truss. appliance. %
whatever maine you choose to cali
II Al beat. the truss IL only make
shift--a false prop against coilap.
sing wall--and cannot he expected TO
act NJ moro than mere mechnnI.
cal support, The binding pressuYj q
retArds blood circulation thus rob
bing the weakened muscles Of thai
which they need fnost--n punishment.
But science hAs found n way. and
every truss sufferer in the land IL in-
vited 10 make a FREE test right in
the privacy OF their own home. The
PLAPAo method A. unquestionably
the most scientlfic. logiaal and suo-
cesafpl sclf-treatment for rupture the
world has ever known.
The PLAPAO PAD when adher-
Ina closely 20 tho body cannot poasi-
bly, slip or shirt ost of place, there
fore, cannot chRfo or pinch. soft
AZ velyet--easy TO sapply---lnexpen
slve, To be used whilst you work
and whilst you sleep, No straps.
buckles or springs attached.
Learn how TO close the hernial op-
snlng AZ nature intended 90 the rup-
ture CAN'T come down. Send your
name today 10 PLAPAo Co, Block
CIT. ~ Louis Mo. for FREE triad
Plapao and the informatign nscos.
sary.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-02
OF Interest TO Women

Miss Nell Jackson will return to-
| DAY after "a months absence IN the
east
Miss Irene Haley Will leave
shortly 60 enter upon her junior year
ia tho University OF Wisconsin.
Prof and Mrs Eugene G. GIN
have returned from motor trip
To points ln central Kansas.
Mr.. aud Mrs James Mcintyre have
removed from south Guthrie avenue
90 MS East Thirteenth street where
thcy viii be ~ home 10 friends after
this week
Mr ami Mrs. j. c. Flynn have re-
turned fro ma munthA vacation in
Joplin. Kansas city and Beaven-
worth. kan whore they visited
home folk.
Miss Amelia Broach. daughter Of
MI and Mrs Walter y Breach, has
completed plans for entrance 10 the
University Of oklahoma with tho
opening of the term late In septen
ber
Miss Sadie Maude Douglas. who
recently completed course in die
tetics IN A. and NJ. college. Mnhat-
tan Kan. is planning to leave soon
TO continue her studies Ia the Uni
verstiy Of Chicago.
Mrs Don Iagler and the Misses
Margaret and Jean naEler Will re-
turn today from a months outing
nm Colorado 60 prepare for Miss Hag-
ler's return 20 Wellesley college.
Miss Jean, expects 10 enter Dana hall
Mrs Ice Daniel, @ho spent few
weeks with Mr Daniel at Camp
Travis prior 10 his departure for
overseas, Is In town visiting friends.
Mrs Daniel rs on route 20 ST. Louis
whore she will make her home with
relatives in the absence OF Nj Dan
Mrs Charles Mcfarland lcu for
her home. in TeNhoma, Okla. Sat
urday morning after spending two
weeks with her sister Miss Evelyn
Smith Mrs Frank Quaite antochry
sistor who has byen the guest ~
Miss Smith returned home satur-
day.
Announcement has just been made
10 their fricndc ~ the marriage of
Miss NelbH T. BALDWIN and Mr. Joe
be Niunu. which took place sunday,
August 2- Tho bride ig q young
prof, ssIoual nurse. Mr. nc Vuna Us
ono ,I the Ditys well. known business
men and has been Identified win IT'S
best interests for Tho past eight
years
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-02
MEN AT CAMP TRAVIS
LIKE PARADE REST"
praftrcs Of Scicntary Habits Are
Given Hest Consideration; Not
Put Right at Hard Work.

CAMP TRAVIS. Sept There
has grown up on the western edge
OF camp Travis "A mushroom Yll-
lage which in unique picturequeness
would do credit 90 the imaginative
writer OF Wild west movie" plays.
The village consists OF two rows OF
low frame buildings. all facing the
east, toward Camp Travis. each row
extending over about four blocks
The streets are not noticeable Tor
their Straightncss, the builders seem
lu have been unable TO come 10 an
agreement as TO any line or angie
on which to arrange ;h'ir nJlldi0 s..
operation rs in evidence To the
extent that an are connected by a
road board walk. but the Sue,
height and angle of the walk was
left 20 the individual taste OF 90"
owners Each shack has its own
flarluE sign and each one that ls
painted has IT'S own favoritn color.
but some have not gone I'm for paint
at all
But the village Is wild west In
appearance only. II Is composed
entirely OF cold drink stands restau-
rants. vaudeville shows shooting
galleries. photography shops. skating
Iinks, etc In the rear row are more
substantial buildings, the big new
salvation Army hut. tho Baptist
chapel. The new Methodist soldier
church. q theatcr and a hotel But
the gambling dcns " the old west
are notably absent. and the thirst
cmpOrums handle nothing stronger
than innocent beyo.
u requires no pass FOR a soldier
from tlmU Travis tn visit "HNrldg
Rest" ns the village is called. and
ns result the rookie can seek al
most any Kind OF diversion he likes
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-02
PLEASURE RIDING STOPS
TO CONSERVE GASOLINE

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Sept PLEAS
ure riding in automobiles was vIr-
tually abandoned throughout the
southeast today in response TO Fuel
Administrator Garfields plea for con
servation OF gasoline. Many gasoline
supply stations were closed and most
garages operated only limited serv-
Ice. n any.
In New Orleans the fuel admins
traitors request was compiled with on
both sides OF the Mississippi river
md seyenty-five thousand gallons OF
gasoline are estimated TO have been
saved
In Atlanta the streets were prac-
tically deserted. except for few tax
icabs crowded with men from Camp
Gordon or couvalescents from the
base hopsital at Fort Mcpherson.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-02
MUST GIVE UP OUR
PERSONAL RIGHTS
In Powerful sermon Dr nnrton
Gives Reasons Tor Submission Ia
Wars eau for service.

That the Surrender ~ Rights
is greater than the close adherence
/, TO legal justice orShc taking of the
pound ~ flesh" was tho rsson,o OF
tho sermon delivered by pr nnrton
al the Hoaton Avenue Methodist
church yesterday morning
Christ said Dr barton. gave
mp Ills right 10 he q God aud became
a man that lie might servo the moro
A man who rs always demanding
hls rights is a man w hc feared
Whom labor and capital cease 10 con
Centrate their efforts upon prOcur
ing their rights 10 the last letter ot
the law ana adopt instead the great
teaching Of brotherhood and service,
thcu viii the problem Of labor ana
capital be- solved when capital
looks upon labor with the mngnnni-
nous spirit and says 20 bruwn.
We're brothers, am profunE.
share with me" and when lrawn
recognizes the labor Of brain.
thought and nerve power aH well ~
the labor OF Drawn. then she viii
say to capital. I'VE are your broth
wv W. arc HN'lhk llhNl bl gam
ton, but We Will not burn and strike
t,il YOU are helpless. We have rb'hf
tn combine ana organize but We will
not uF" this H cudgrl 10 make you
give us our rights Whom thcs1
changes have come about courtcsy.
g"nuiiy ana love. which is the ~ r.t
of christ win dominate the world %
Ana the problem. the dlscord, aud
the di4aDutlun between capital and
labor which ls shaking the (ounda
lions ~ great commonwealth Will
be solved and eliminated and a
great social peace viii reign
The greatest call of humanity ls the
call ~ service. ana YOU cannot serve
without surrcndcrinE pcrsunal rights.
The United states had right TO
Keep out Of "a war that was crush
INK TIA" lie of tho nations across
the waters but ~ "a strong young
man In the family of nations. rights
were surrendered, wealth. comfort.
socinl. prosperity, were thrown To
the winds and the United states AS
Humed the role of "a servant to hu.
manity.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-02

NeW Bunch NOUeS Into CleQrinq
Hospital; Others Getting Wen

hands n shr likes Zoo summer. any
hHN liut It means drybuuF some
of nrr prr.Iuus Iosurc moments q,
them IuI most NURSES arc too tired
Boo iu that uf tur thousands ~
h"'s who ra through her ward sh,
HWDNuw manages tu got slmcthinI
distinctive out OF each man so that
iI you ush hrr about one uf them che
can t'N Nuu whore boo is now ana
how hr ls doing She save her boys
always come back tp visit her when
INrF are near ana she has an cnur-
nous correspondence asked her
u she d.d anything outside
'ThcrcLr5l't any outside fo-1me
I uw loo M Inh heart and soul and
10 .s tho only thing that Interests me
l' Ia $50 varied. during this four
Years ] think / have had every ma.
NYnhuN .u the world represented ln
nus ward u is the world iu mluiu.
iurr ana I don't have 90 go outside
iu rrt variation lHcfIdrg there is a
good deal a woman can no for
wounded men and ua lm on the spot
l|H my work Some hoys take their
lot tfngicaIly. sometimes IT'S as dir
Nrult tp patch up e boys MIND ua
10 is his body a hoy will rebel
AGAINST being crippled. hc won't
'rF to make the best OF 20. and then
.ts our duty Go hclp him get a grip
ou himself and start hun on his way
again fun of hope"
Improvement TO Mind.
Outside people can help IN this
too the ward sister told me For
instance, there is the young duchess
She lost her husband iu tho flrst re.
treat from Mons Al first she went
into deep mourning. she was only ~
ard shr felt that the world had don,
for her Then someone persuaded
her 10 visit the hospitals In uttls
while she put OF her black clothes
She felt that they depressed the col.
dicrs She began sending flowers
ana has never missed week foi
| nearly four years two hundred
roses every week go to the greer
and rose ward and other flowers In
season. When the first snowdrop'
come. the primroscs. the daffodils
th" men went wild with delight over
the huge hampers she sent 90 them
Ana once a week she has parties ai
her blk house whore the men ko and
play rpns or listen to gay music on
funny stories or play
And when her little son was born
the green and rose ward took IL a.
itS own concern and contlnrcnts stlll
pn over Co the great house Ia May
fair every few days tn have look
st the little hcgrar." who had O
splendid military christening at
which the ward figured Importantly
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-02
No Worms IN n ueaI,hy Child.

All children troubled with worms
have an unhealthy color. which In.
dicates poor blood, and as rule,
there is more or less stomach dis
turbance. GROVES TASTEI .ESS
chill TONIC given regularly for two
or three weeks viii enrich the blood
improve the digestion. and act as a
General Strengthening Tonic to the
whole system, Nature viii then
throw Off or dispel the worms, and
the Child will be In perfect health.
Pleasant to take. 60c per bottle
Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-02
WOmN&m and
War Work
Where You May Serve To-day.
= Phone coos. ---~--

NhcrN Nuu May serve lodhl.
Red Cross headquarters open
every day
pauSltcrs of American Rcvolu-
tluu. Red Cross
SuffruEiuW association, Rcd Cross.
Tulsa Mumnus club. Red CrusH
Jane AddamT chautauquh Rcd
Cross
Twentieth Century club. Red
Cross
nusinoss womcu's surgical dros,-
lngr classics, MondaJ
Thursday and Friday evenings AT
headquarters
ltehokah' club. Kcd Gross
I'N1a. Wolverine unit Monday AVID
Thursday.
na,a NelehborB Of America. Rcd
Cross
\tudcvyr unit Monday and
Ihursdaj. Red Cross.
There ln loyalty which springB
from affection that We bear to our
native HuiL This We have pa Htro4g
us any people
Hut % is not the sou alone. nor SGT
mo soil beneath our foot and Iur
rNre over uur heads. that constitute
our country
~ ih its freedom. equality. Justice.
greatness aud gIuy VINO among u4
De go low ia tu bee iuHeuMhlG uf an
interest iu them -Four hundred
thousand natives ~ other lands
every year voluntarily rvuouucc their
own H"Nrrclgus and swear tcalty TO
oIr own. Who has ever known an
American 90 transfer h's alIeEiaucc
permanently TO "a foreign power
Atlanta. Ca. has 'sar spnnglyd
Banner ordinance which holds men
Goo account Tor any MARK Of dl,cour-
tofy toward the national anthem.
but. by some curious oversight. COM
pirtcN ignores women in ita de
mands. Section I OF the ordinance
riStds. thereafter when ne ma
uonal anthem is played ON the
streets or in tho public places OF the
city, all men shall remove their hate,
ana n seated, shall rise ana remain
standing during the playing ~ tho
anthem, and shall not use any sc
marks ~ a HncetinE nature or reflect.
ing In any way upon the anthem or
upon tho custom pf paying rrHpv v.t
thereto The punishment IL nuo
not To- exceed 5000 or working Cu
the streets not more than thirty
days.
Very likely, the new sugar regula-
tlunH are necessary and wise. tut
their practical operation seems IT.
tie hnzy Three pounds month is
10 bo the limit fof each person for
instance. how ls the limit TO be en-
forced? II people eat some Of their
meals AZ restaurants. how are they
Co keep tabs on their consumption
ana how are the restaurant keepers =
Next it Is euloincd that only two
pounds may be sold AZ time ThAn.
will boarding house keepers or heNis
OF large families have 20 send ont
daily or twice 0r three times a day
for their supplies Further. dealers
are tu inform themselves az 20 'he
membership OF the families TO which
they sell How Is this pussble7 WIN
not tho effect OF the order he tn
cause many dealers TO stop selling
sugar.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-02

Baby's ScsOnd summer.
GROVES BABY BOWEL MEDf-
CINE will correct the stomach and
Bowel Troubles aud h IL absolutely
harmless. Can be given 10 infants
with perfect safety. See directions on
the bottle ADV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-02

ladies - 900 Reward Il poNtrey Fuat.
antre my great succcssiul "Monthly' Com
pound safely relieves some of the ionEtat
most obstinate abnormal cases, In 10 s
days No harm, pain or interference With
vofk Msn 81 90 Double strenrih g. 90
Booklet gree Write to-day Dr. q A.
southnEiln Remedy Co. lds Main Street.
Kansas City No
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-02
N!d!!!ngP.,ii!Ils

act promptly and effectively 10 restore weak.
Overworked of disessed kidneyu nnd bladder
10 health and nogpal tunetionluf Their healing
and curative quShies sfc eusrsnterd'
M T, Weston, Is l0,h Ave W. Duluih,
MINI, writesi I &c, pleased TO testify that
Foley Kidney filt hsve been the means of
rivlna nie relief from = csss nt kidney and had-
der trouble which bothered me tor some time
Soc snd 81 % tires,
SOLD EVERYWHERE
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-02
Vitality

VIM, VIGOR-"PEP"-the
great needs OF today, when men and
women should have strength, iortitude and
Sheerulbess are denied the poor sufferer
from hidnsy aud bladder trouble
That sWtul tired lesline. heayiness, lanfuld-
mesa, soreness, stifness, bseksche, rheumatic
pains. lumbsao. painful bladder weakness and
other symptoms soon disappcsr when the hid.
neYs are sirone and hsalthhlly sctve.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-08-10
FRENCH TROOPS
 GAIN 10 MILES
 IN NEW THRUST
Capture Large Quantity of War Material and 4,O00
 Prisoners.

Paris, Aug. g (Havas Agency).- Continuing the advance on the right southeast of Amiens, British and French troops today won new suc- cesses after having broken the re- sistance of the enemy.
 They captured the villages of PierrepOnt, ContOire and Hangest-en- Santerre.
 Beyond the railway east of Hangest they have reached Arivellers, which is in French possession.
 The progress in this direction has reached 14 kilometers in depth, about 10 miles.
 Besides considerable material which has not Yet been enumerated. the French troops have taken 4.00O prisoners.
 The losses of the French and also those of the British are particularly light.
 French Capture 4yOOO Huns.
 Paris, Aug. 9.-The official com munication from the War Office to- night says that the British and French troops continued their ad- vance today and won new victories after breaking the enemy's resistance.
 The French troops took 4.00O pris- oners. besides great quantity of war materials, and captured several im- portant towns on the southern end of the battle zone.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-08-10
Cws NEW DRIVE MAY FORGE HUNS TO Ap0NDON MUCH TERRITORY NEAR M0NTDIDIEF
mv a Many Places Turns and Flees Before Onrush of ' Entente Troops Across the Plains
 of Picardy.
Associated Press Summary.)

Over curvng front of more than 20 miles the Brit and French troops continuing to sweep back the
 mans eastward the plains of Pcardy from the lion north of the Somme east of Morlancoul to the east Rk of the Avre northwest of Montdder
 As on the first day of the offensive much progress Friday over the entire battle front. Many additional villages were captured: the bag of soners was largely increased Numerous guns and Iat quantities of war stores taken and heavy ta1ties were inflicted on the enemy by tanks arnored tor ca1s the cavalrymen and the infantry.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-08-10
ALLIED CAVALRY RIDES THRU HOLES
 IN GERMAN LINES
Mounted Soldiers Playing Important Part In New
 Offensive.

With the British Army in France. Aug. g (By The Associated Press) - Allied cavalrymen have been operat- ing for more than 24 hours.
 They rode through great holes torn in the German line by the infantry. Today was ideal for their operations. being clear and sunny.
 No reports have as yet been re- ceived that the allied forces have established contact with Crown Prince Rupprecht's endorsements, which are believed to be rushing toward the battlefield in an. attempt to prevent an even greater defeat.
 In the meantime. the British and French are taking the fullest ad- vantage of the opportunity, and at the same time are prepared to with- stand any shock which may develop
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-08-10
GERMAN RETREAT BEFORE ALLIES
 NEARLY A R0U1 Enemy Abandons Muni- tions, Artillery, War Maps and Supplies. BRITISH TANKS
 DO GREAT DAMAGE Numbering ArmOred Cars Burn Troop Train, Capture Several Vii.
 lages and lnflict Heavy
 Loss on Foe.

With The British Army In France, Aug. 9.-(4 p. m. By The Associated Press.)-The British and French div isions have gained more grond in the great battle raging in the Am -Somme district.
 The latest reports appear to show that the Germans are retiring in great haste.
 The scenes on the battle ground oY7; CT which the allies already have pass ed give evidence of this haste in aban- doning guns, stores, and even regi- mental and artillery maps and papers.
 Nasty Retreat Begins.
 Aerial observers report large streams of transport and men hurry ing eastward in full retreat.
 Beaucourt fell to the allied forces this morning and Lequesnel also was taken after hot all night fighting.
 The cavalry is working far back toward the Somme and is still round- ing up villages while tanks and ar- mored cars are running over the coun- try clearing a way for the troops or killing horses drawing enemy sup plies.
 The drivers of motor truck and lor- ries are chasing parties of Germans here and there, scattering them or running them to earth.
 Tanks Route German Staff.
 The details of some of the work of these armored cars show that they have performed valiant services. One of them ran into German held town yesterday afternoon while the Ger man corps stationed there was hav- ing lunch. It turned it's guns through the quarters windows, killed some of the staff and then, chased others who escaped from the house.
 At Rosieres another car set an ene- my train on fire.
 A group of cars met, far inside the enemy lines, a German supply column and halted it. Four mounted German officers came up to see what the trou- ble was and were shot from the cars, which then proceeded to make quick work of the column.
 Burn Enemy Troop Train.
 At Framerville the cars engaged a train loaded with the enemy and fin ally set it afire. Tanks entered this town soon afterward, helped the arm ored cars clean it up and then hoisted, flags on the roof of the building which had been German corps head quarters.
 One car met a high German officer riding in an automobile along the road. The officer was killed and his machine captured.
 All along the line this afternoon snipers and isolated gun billets were extremely busy, but those were being silenced one by one as the advance proceeded.
 It is reported that two regimental commanders have been captured in one sector.
 Since day the Germans have been making an extraordinary effort to blow up with field gun fire ammuni- tion and other dumps which they had to leave so hastily yesterday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-08-10
TEUTONS CONTINUE TO FLEE IN FACE OF ZERO C1OUS ATTACK AND FRANCO BRITONS
 HAVE SUFFERED LIGHT LOSSES
KA|G'S TROOPS REACH ROSIERES, IMPORTANT
 RAILWAY JUNCTION TO SUPPLY KASERS TROOPS
General Line of Advance Is At Pierrepont Arvi]lers Rosieres Rainecourt and
 MorcOurt.

London, August 9.-Fightng still continuing be- tween the Anglo-French forces and the Germans north east of Amiens, according to the British official comnun cation received from Field Marshal Ilag this evening"
 The general line of Pierrepont, Arvillers Rosieres 1ainecolrt and Morcourt has been attained by the allied troops this evening.
 An official comnniqe issued this evening says that 7OO0 prisoners and between 200 and 300 guns have been captured on the SOmme- mere front.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-08-10
FALL IS FATAL
 FOR HUMAN FLY

Chicago, Aug 9-Roy Myers a steeple jack, called "The Human Fly because of his exploits in climbing hazardous promineces was killed to- day when he fell from the copola of the Joliet courthouse at Joliet, Ill.,, while performing in aid of Red Cross campaign.
 Meyers will be remembered parti- cularly for scaling the Flat Iron building in New York.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-08-10
COTTON AND RICE
 MEN TO DISCUSS
 LABOR QUESTION

New Orleans. La. Aug. 9.-An- nouncement was made here tonight that meeting of cotton and rice planters would be haio under govern ment supervision at local hotel next for the purpose of dis cussing the securing of Mexican labor for those industries.
 All planters in this section have been invited to attend.