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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28
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Little Benng's Notebook


Me ana pop was taxing a wa"k X
hefore supplr. ana "" met Mr.
l,2wS, nnd him and pop shook
hands ana Mr. lewis started To lnff
as II ne thawt suWthlng was tunny
as enl ihlhE saying ia ma ma ]
must ten you good joak on my
SER foiNle. II Serieny %as good
one on me, ma he ma
lN's nave H. Lew the man who
,Nh 'att R' y lo'k on .''''"It ls hclp-
ing 10 WIN IN" war Hed pop.
~ SerienN was one on we, all rite
MA hp hn' sed Mr Lewis. VIA
"aWNlnE along Jest now At peece
win the werld thinking noble
thawts and feilo with a green
, neckl" stopped m" ANA sed, Excuse
me, nut ! see oN Your button that
you're a member the order of
Manly steers ana vuu can see by my
button ihht I'm also q member and
II its all the snme 20 YOU III like 20
borrow do.i'rs. I'm stranded In "a
strange city ware I don't know q sole
20 eaSh a chcrk Tor me, and n youll
let me have tho 2 TN be onv too GLAD
to tive YOU nay name and address
GOOD wat Good bee fairer' sed por
+" ia mn ma, wait I'll I toll you. It's
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28
Rippiing Rhymes
The War Lord.

The War Lord.
The war lord talks no more OF gong
or paints his own punk pictures, no
mD.o ho makes the painters smart
win far fetched praise or STRUCTURES.
The war lord talks no more or song.
or points uut poets folly. or shows
where schiller rot In wrong where
Goethe Jumped hm trolley. Tho war
lord hasn't talked tor moons OF mu-
sIc. 49, 70 MASTER nor shown how Han
dura Ithurrd tunes were simply dis
Hs'cr. The arts are having quite "A
raet thar once he tore 10 tatters, the
war lord in HIS bright tin vest must
frrd 20 other mtttorH Hts men are
wsir- OF OIL. war. they're sulkln{ ana
they're suIkIng ignoble peace
they're yc9rniug Tor ana this keeps
william hiking His sub campaign II
falling Nat .u flat the rr"ss hcwalls
it. On. vnr lord in his sDldiofc,s ,shut
must fud out luH, what nils it Tn"
Russians seem disposed 10 iliri ana
won't stand hltDhcd 4 minute, the
war lord lu his pewter SHIRT must
se. what NuE iH iu No. Americans aro
now 200 France. TO lo SOM" heavy
nIhtIrE the war lurd in his IRON
plu0e. iH worried nt this writing
Too worried pnd too full ul woe 20
spring FOR public rulpiua The count
lcsa THINGS ho 1uesn't know vf music
books and s.uIII0y
lCoplughs 1919 p. George Matthew Adsms)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28
THIS IS THE BIRTHDAY or
Rachel

February rs. 1921.

They siy OF Rachel that she WIS
/ thf Ertaicf tragedienne OF the world
with only Bern hardt as her rival Her
career Ia curious and Interesting
Her real name was Elizabeth I-l.L
she was the daughter OF jewish pcd-
lars and was born IN Switzerland.
She and her oldest sister. Sophia.
later known as Sarah, joined troupe
OF Italian children who sang and
played at cafes and collected money.
Sarah sang and Elizabeth, then only
4 years old. collected tho pennies
and 80 they and the other children
made their living
When Elizabeth was q the two siL
ters camc to Paris and sang BOD tho
streets, little Elizabeth singing tho
"Marseillaise" with rude but lrcco-
cious energy-enough 10 attract ad-
miratiou and coppcrs. Euouuc Cho-
ron. a singing teacher. was so im-
FFressed with the sisters that no ole
fered to teach them.
go Elizabeth, or Rachel 9s she was
now known. got her chance tu study
became the rage Of Paris. Her
gerotest parts were "RuA1nr md
"Phcdrc' IN Rachels tragedies Her
genius ron all one way, she was
never successful In tighter roles Her
voice. that had been harsh, she
trained TO a rich and melodIuus ,org
She died ~ consumption when she
was only 81, though for three or
more years her powers had. been
waning
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28
Sense and
Sentiment
IN NJ. M ]. TAYlOR

President Of the Retail Credit Mems
National assosfauon,
II has often been said that there
is no sentiment In business, but, as
matter OF fact sentiment plays a
far "reator part and is more pots
tnt factor in trade than most peo-
pie realize And II IS a good thing
that this Is 50. otherwise our in
dustrics woull never have developed
tho artistic side that makes them
truly great and wonderful The
clever advertising men know this
when they describe alurlnE styles,
attractive homes, Inviting uutomo-
H'Ics and tempting foods for Us to
purchase
. Sentiment stlrs our patriotic pulses
and moves us 60 buy bonds. enlist.
work FOR tho government and do
our utmost 20 win the war.
lut sentiment whether patriotic
or otherwise, must be governed by
sound sense,
You may yoarn 10 do everything
In tho world 10 hcla your country,
yct II YOU DO not Ect about II SEN
.''A'NN N.'H 'h.NH I'.lN' N'N' li'N'l ~ NAl'l
accomplish nothing II YOU are a
stay y-ht-huhlo ns many Of US must
he, YOU can do big bit every day
in supporting the sentimental aide
OF every day husuesg
Realize what people are uncer-
tain about they fear. and that fear
collects IL terrible price In taxes
When a man h In fear there IN n
affF B.. h. hs o.,
business fears there Il drain on
its abilities when the war started
capital was frightened into inertia
and business Jagged Tho stock cN-
change closed ana there were all
sorts ot gloomy prophecies In the
air. There was no reason for the
uncertainty hut st.G lt was there -
emotional depression - sentiment
gone wrong
The sweep Of Unprecedented nc-
tiyitcs soon showed Ms how silly
We had been The realization came
that the only menace WIS made
uuacy In supply OF both labor and
materials Sense Coon set sentiment
straight
We entered tho war In April last
and again business got emotional
and hesitatcd the same Illogical
tlmidgy We soon got over that
and realized that 20 all the millions
our allies had spent N were going
10 add more We ~ that this
needed bigger business than ever,
Sense won again its riahtful place
over sentiment
Sow 1he cry or rigid economy"
is raised ls silly sentiment once
more to shake our sane sense? There
would be no better way TO promote
possible panic than by Just such ex-
trcmc eNpEWeration
Waste D., bad, bat indiscrimlnating
ecouomy Is worse.
Let ny be sensible enough to
realize this
Trade is the basis OF the national
life
Keep that life strong by keeping
business booming bigger than ever
before.
Copyright. 1918. nv King Features
syndicate. Inc
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28
Hrs SLAVE.

when I'm at > me he thins that he
hay worry Justly claim attention,
lie seems 10 think my time must be
For him 10 use. without dtssension,
1 must not dare 20 read a book
Or Try to rssi because IN weary
Or tnthls face Will roins = took
oi sorrow that IA mosl aud teArT
A slave 10 HIN am l, they aAy,
damlHeering master 10 he,
And yet when he inslsta on play
l never answer I'm too busy
| knew a father ones who would
Not lp. hit younEsier eoss and tease him
Altho hia heart was klnd and good
The boy too often would dispieass him,
onc day the little fellow came
And begged Of him 70 stop hlA tssaing
And share with him Aoms simple game
Hut he was adsmant 70 pleading
Get outl" he said, don't bother mo,
40 find soms other hoy 10 play wliht''
How arim an order that must hs
To, send little boy away with.
For IN ths night the angels cams
And t,illed, his merry voice forever
And he that would not share his game
IA chilled at hear, and sad and never
Free from The burning Of regret
Ttss he had spurnsd hh childish plead
ing
-ometimss at night his eyes grow wct
when all alone q book hos reAdlhH
And now when my boy wants TO play
aambel with him tilll l'm dissy
I oonld not order him swsy
Or answer him that I'm too busy
tcopyrigh 1913, hy Edgar A. uuesD
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28
Men Who Came Back ,

. rv LIEUT. W @ HAMILTON
tuf the Canadian Black Natch)
You can't tell from looking az a
follow what he's going Co do on the
rtuamer going over. there was "a llttlt
follow .nHmod lsudy --lHst name wn,
F1iy iIc WI ~ uuict, pallid-flcnd
boy. very. very slight. only seventeen
1te looked u4 DO WtiU ~ wind
would blow him away This young
ster was always 90 meek, 40 polite
in hts way ot talking 10 the otfloors
-."lieHsr. sir. may I do this'' ia
was alwlvs please. sir this ana
please sIr' that lie looked ani
nt those times. acted as II he had no
fight In him at all
ono day by some chance. his box
Ing ability WAS discovered Thrrc
was another man In the battalion
it was the 23rd-- who was forty or
fifty pounds heavier than Eddy u
man who was quite good boxer. |
said to Eddy "itow about boxing
So-and-ao2 Would YOU Ike tor
yes. sir how many rounds '' The
same very quiet. Nery polite response
AS many me- YOU like sir or shall
we make n Knockout he ublicy
lnkIh fFlfI Ill Ivy HAhi iFl w ANU
Eddy went AZ u as quick NJ a flash.
We knocked that chap out In about
the seventh round
10 was the Same thing when we
reached the trenches and won't into
action Tho same quiet polite boy,
he went quietly about his work, but
such work lie always had an arm
mi Of bombs He was bomb
ihrowcr and ne went into an at
tack. when he once was at H. like
fury
Eot gllWpses W him In action,
chasing big Huns with bombs. and
he made every move tell 4 wound
from which he must have been in
agony seemed To- make no difference
20 him lie got II In HIS right hand
which wns badly smashed up. hut
he carried on" throwing bonn hs
with his LETT hand ns successfully.
md he kept at II untr the action was
over.
This was at tho battle OF Maple
Cupse In the Nprcs salient. on June
70 1915 Through all that heavy
fighting. In the midst OF tho roar
and the crashing OF bombs and shell.
when every minute might easily
have been the last. that kid kept hts
head, and suppose ne finished
dozens and dozens ot Huns re-
commended him for the military
medal which he received later Tho
last time | heard of Eddy he was
back with the same battalion doing
the same splendid work n lust
shows you can't 30 by looks IN this
game
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28
scnlor C1nss nolds McclIns

The senior class held iN ie. MAR
monthly meeting yesterlAN q 'ho
the attendance was not 1s laiEr -
usual a letter of thanks for TOW.
ers from Miss Carrie ! Woo eT VIZ
VAS very seyeTly burned En,.
time ago. was read Tho I''''1eu'
of the class announced that hai'e'
were 10 be taken for rrliHNA'h 'l'
vitations, which are snid 90 De
trnordinarily good this Nwt I'D wy,
style and form. lie also 1pp''''
the play committee. Thr
this committee win be 60 I..l ..'
plays between now and NI'.
choose what they think l'' i'.
school and Tulsa's tastes.
pointed were Miss Beatriun h.N'
Neltz Coleman and Ray Melton
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28
s'e~vssv,sv.
!: Everyday Wisdom :
: by DON HEROLD :
) ssssssssssssssssessa...s
By DON HtROID


In some ways different uHUas
are different In the ltile town we
came rom' which it the bts ..au
we were ever In, it Was VH.. m
event, We remember. when anybody
aug cIstrrn or cellar Som. .Hs
II even got into the weekly r.n.r
Ihni was an right ana $50 H
make nara effort tn try tp E.t
hh}bodl over VINO tries tp H..#r
uh OF WNlhB To be iunNN I.U
We're Always fFe or SIX rr0ri.'..f-
uhE around watching ana IunN .E
ih'lI moral support Nhcu ans Iy
dug a cistern or put up a eHu.on
house IN our town, II was o. ...H
ana important ana ""iEhg b..
dure Ihcre whs one old uHu .s.
. tlallN' VINO spent most ot hlH ans
~ 'isIefu ana cellar disEnes When
they put hrlck streets W. cur town
he was present when cNorF brick
was laid When George klil ll,
up hIs undertaking shop, this old
soldier WaH present from excavation
TO roof I'cro ~ good deal H he
gotten out OF digging a cisioru 0r
basement ana IN our town we ale
ways made the most of o. There
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28
The Daily Horoscope
The star, Incline. but DO rnt compel
Copyright 1918. hy tho Mcclure
Newspaper SyndieAte)
Thnrsday. February Qs. lms


According 10 sstrology this Ia a most
favorable day. an the Influences being read
a. stimulating AId encouraging, Jupiter
Neptune, Saturn and the Sun are In bcne
fic ssprrt
The stars seem TO encourage trade and
especially initiative ~ new lines Of com
tncrre. There iS sign read As promis
ing for novel enterprises brought about
by changed world conditions
This should be fortunate day for all
who 20 10 sea and warning Is given "a
make the most ~ every auspirous sway, for
over tho waters brUods peril greater than
any that hiss y,t menAtei the United States
To-day should be most profitable Tor all
who deal IN oil or oil products but the
same planets hat smile on commerce thA,
profits by petroleum also promise sub
sutute which will seem miraculous
~ the turning Of water into wine" the
tccrs declare
This is au auspicious day for sn who
seek tho favor Of persons in high place,
md there will be vacauries much coveted
before The summer astologrrs periict
These viii occur not only In the army but
In various government positions.
This should be day fairly fortunate
for miping Interests, and especially for
those connected with copper
Under this rule ~ the planets. which
Is supposed 10 Arcentuate energy and egn.
usm waning H given that danger will
mfk whore persons new 10 authority ia
army or navy berouc TOO self lfAssertive
Again it he pfophesitd that 1918 will he
marked by surprises Of every sort Sen,
srtinnal occurrences viii become common a.
he tardy spring advenees
All thr influences seem 10 focus good and
bad conditions FOR women la other words
thry will experience the greatest extremes
Persons whose hirthiate Il Is have the
Augnry Of successful wear Those who
are employed may expect promotion The
young will court and marry
children born on this day are likelv
TO Nr generous and Trustworthy Many
fuiure Statesmen come under this sign.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28
aSysg29eEi'ien!!lNHI s2
EXF F-,l7Nr1:. $s@S z: ~

me place an burned down the fire
g. lhr camo putting up ana sgulrtr !
water an oyCl the people who were
irving % get their money back from
the Lnkct man,
L"' tbcm keep our money .ud
Uncle Lucky ira rather lost a.
ihnn Rct all wot" Ana he tumocd
into hi4 automobile and started or
Tor home hut. goodness me- no
didn't notice that Billy Bunny WASH .
with him. Wasn't Il careless oi
KIND Uncle Lucky7 You see no WITS
80 excited over the fire that he FOR
sot FOR "a moment his smau n,phrw
went
Ana when Bnly bunny looked
around Of course he couldn't ppt
the "ld gentleman rabbit nor the
LuckyITabiic
Well. this ia too bad" said Ruy
bunny, What shall dor"
Ana then. without answering
himself he hopLHd OF down the
road toward Uncle Luc'ys house
hHt ne had vfii, suur ltiiv why's.
Just so far whom hig owl flew out
OF barn and Eokci up t'lc little
rabbit and carried him back To her
nest
This Is tho last ~ mo" thought
the little rabbit And then he
thought a.pin. ana this time he
thouRht something else. For ba
turned up his strong little hInd legs
and klck-i that had owl on irr
'unny bone until sAe hu.bal su
loud that she dropped the lt,.y rph-
bit ON u pile " straw ust AS aho
was going 20 fly into the barn WITH
him Wasn't Shat mcky2 And ig
lnmorroN's story you shall h,a. Loy,
disappointed the owl was
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28
uarricnllnr Aetrn4nI ~ ,

uerrtchding &etroSud to rcslst
the Germans lS much likc locking
tho stable door uncr M horgc IN
stolen. There is little lcft now foy
the retrogrud government TO save
except the name Of having resisted
"a forlorn conclusion We doubt II
Germany will seize the capital, hut
there Ia little Co prevent the coup II
she wants 90 40 ~
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28
Special war Emergency Cour-c.

NORMAN. OKLA. Feb. 27..A PEE
Cial war emergency course t'
pare men for work In the hosl't
corps OF the army or navy VIII "
given by the school Of pharmacy y
the University Of oklahoma, stsp
ing next week. for students OF tw
who expect 90 enter h'ur
tary service. H. 8 Browne, dean y
the school Of pharmacy, is IN charge
nf tho rnurae
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28

! That old Hon and lamb story ls
due tomorrow
We have iuL recalled that we hnd
r"M'l'-s d0'H before tho war was
ever thut or
II may have happened anyhow.
] oven though the name hpd never
boon ohlfgrd from St rct'rHburg
| n seems 20 hc conceded now that
the packers discovered MI Hoover
nrst Even that docs not m,lu that
Mr.. Hoover is not rOol thing
( Another ihng ws do not lIke
about the short Clf'ufod Western
uHFu' intlHr. W thJf WH only have
hnIf pH many towns 90 JD,r ut during
tho haschall season
An observing rum SAYS that mo
niles hi" sending 300 many Germans
10 hr'l that rulirr cont supply ~
urrd'l ana that n,.uuuiH fur same
"t the recent shortage.
Some ~ the fellows who hnve
been looking for govarnmont Iub
now have Ii Secretary MrAduu has
lhu'l nu uilrr transferring an rul.
rUld employee into tho government
service.
Fashion note n has been found
uuuor'ssury fpr the government go
an.".at = a;.js,;;i;;..-,ty,i, a;.js, 80 iuriur-
dressmhkorH 10 conserve materials
that enter into the making OF q
young lady's dro7s
Delayed in transit from the
thlrtnshl Express because uf back
NJ importation facilities "Gruuulr
bog old hoy, why Ehuu the sun. why
from your shadow do you rIu7
Come now the honest truth cHutaH
You know you sadly missed your
guow "o
Thcrc must ho bum lot ~
clock .flSctu m oklahoma Clty Ac-
oordinE 20 report lust made public
seven thousand persona called up
the telephone company during Jam.
uorv to ASK for th" time We rnd
no lusuficuii"n iu This however. tor
the increase of ton rates
We would llko 10 divert your mind
frnu tho Russian situation long
enough To call attention to the war
between I'D Hoylo. mInr Inspector
ana the allied opposition tp his
authority 20 appoint OH inspectors
Meanwhile. the OIL companies DO not
"are whether OH ia inspected or not
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28

We have a bunch that the kai-
ser's American dentist who IL home
on mrlough ana telling tales on his
royal employer, will be persona non
gratn II he ever decides TO se-hsck
tp nerlln -
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28

II IL a misnomer 10 say that there
* "a civii war in Russia. II is simply
tho component parts of "a his COAL
tiGn going back 20 their old time
clements Car Peters great crazy
quilt nation Ia NIL ripping apart
Austria Hungary IL next
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28

n is now denied that the saun,
dcrs uusiub1nIc ship is a success II
may hc possible to build ship
which cannot Dee sunk, but the pp
lsuHs takes mp so much room thni
ihr snorr fur passengers or cargo
is unprantoM, email Never mind
we eiUl have tnuse concrete shlps Ia
fan ton. uu
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28

since the Brcst-IAtovsk fiasco,
Trostky is convinced that ne mis-
ugdcrstood wha, lhe Germans said
about their ideas Of peace. Instead
OF peace without annexatlons, II was
nurexations without peace.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28
rnIklnr 10 The soIdIcrs.

NORMAN, Okla. Feb 2i,-Tlh.r.' lh..'',
members Of the faculty Of INC llt,
vcraty Of oklahoma have eaeh Hpgs,
"A week az Camp Doniphan leciul .lS
to the troops. one rs now az the '1@..F w
and two moro are scheduled TOT
lures there The men iecluIee.h r,.
jects assigned hy the war ospA'
+nent
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28

The Philadelphia Record wants to
know n wilson can cah off "a shin
strike. why can't he so ahead ld
ctll off the war; Have patience.
brother hc is laying hts lines 20 DO
that very thing. but tho rcst ot ug
must help him out ana make the
thing unanimous.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28

Nalfor Clarke TcnRle uf New Jer-
fs's afraid the OIL supply " the
United states win give out IN twenty
. 2,t' ant supplements the ptodie-
: Hon by an ackuo wlpdeement that he
does NOT know what he Is talking
@9 bsut Ito migAt change his mind
. 90 he would come down TO okla
hnmn aud Wow the great resources
whhh have yet scarcely been
scratched II II always easier TO pre-
spiet di'asipr kshan 10 preach optim-
ism, sor 7hcra are not 30 many peo.
pla ready 70 call on you to prove H.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28
rrcgIlant WlIgon. Ilnrarr .

PRECEDENT WiIsona concern for
the safety OF tho gm1N nations is
moro comprehensive Than the day
hg set up this Id,al 10 looks like
,Ftsr the war there would NE gA,at
many more Of this kind than thero
has been Tor many years,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28
Daily Food
February 2S.

II thou, Lord, shouldest mark m.
iquities. q Lord. who shall si1nl
psa 1908.
Great God, shopld thin al'-''''nS
eye,
And thine impartial hand,
Mark and revenge inlquty,
No mortal flesh could stand.
G, hut there IL forgiveness with nee
that thou mayest be feared Ia
1904
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28

u 10 not wise TO try to get rich
quick. unless aou have thcswRy woll
creased 10 yet away quick Lots ut
them make big showing IN the
first proposition. but fan down mis-
etubly on tho last
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28

II oftens happens that n man can
bo buried in oblivion without the
undertaRrrs being called In.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28

II Is all right FOR woman's hts
band 20 he the 'light OF her lifs' I.
he does not go out too often.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28

r lilnicrturE Fvts to Paris hy
u =, ha per schedule some fell
is solnE to get bunch OF med
hsf bringing him in,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28
PHONES:
All Departments 5000

fofoign Advertising Representatives. nry
ant utiiftb A bfunson, 2aA fifth Ave.
New NOrh, col Devonshire b. noAt0n
Fotd Parsons %, Peoples Gas Bldg. Chi
esro. Oscar q Davies, 500 Victor BIDS
kanaha lllI. Mo.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28

Conservation experts say II ts ~.
Ible to make anything without es'
But not chickens.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28

where enthusiasm reiens we
may look FOR a storm of applause,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28

Visit Hunt Murry's millinery de-
partment for smart neA spring
models at 1876.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28
The hnrrcrs Of war
Tho horrors of war,
We have ON here. too.
They're sure TO boset uS.
There's naurht we can DO
Tho horrors of war
Cam bc tull hN.thcir looks
They come around selling
lus,ulhurut war books

The horscless pec Is surely creep
Ing upon uN
Dean Horace W Ilorklns of tho
New YORK University state Nctorln-
any college, has advised frugal house
wives and people who are hauded to-
Rtther ir am effort 20 obtain rcpi
food 60 eat horsemeNt
II ls cheaper ana more Wholesome
than beef aud Il tasteR So like beet
that the diner can't tell tho differ
enCe, According 10 Dean iloskins,
New York city alone Nv now eating
40 600 pounds OF horse meat per
week There are 2o00, 600 horses IN
tho west which arc too small FOR
army use Eat eng ADVISES tho
professor.
All right. professor Pass the buck
ing brunvho. Wen Try anything
once