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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-24
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Latin Play

A Latin play entitled "Tho CON
spiracy of Orgetorix" was given
Thursday In assembly The parts
were taken by pupils who have had
only one year OF LATIN The play.
ultho given IN Latin, was much APP
preciated by the student body
An oration In Latin by John
Thompson and song also In Latin
by Ruth West completed the pro-
gram.
when Mr. Hake, the supervisor of
the play. modcstly made his appca q,
ancc on the stage he was met with
wild applause. Suddenly everyone
held their breath ms II was feared
that the valiant Roman had gotten
stage fright and that he was going
to leave In haste or course this
being his first public appearance
gave explanation for all his sirug
CLING emotions.
The characters ~ the play we're
e. OrFetoriN, Bradford Williams
Three Helvetians. Beryl MRupln.
Doretha Franklin, Elizabeth Thomas
DumnoriN. Kenneth Oberholtzer.
Caslicus, Joe Jankowsky.
Magistrate Norrel Woodard
Witness. Myra Reeves
Messenger. Pauline Wood
Daughter OF Otgetorlx. Janice
Reincy
Florence Craver Rnvo n short syn
opsi5 OF each act In turn
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-24

number one meal from the stand
point or every person which has got
anything 10 do with H. excepting the
leller which eats II and the only OBJ
Jection HE'S got to It Is that II tastes
rotten
And that would lie asitc enough
10 put a restaurant out Nf blslne,s
n u served only good meals accord
ing 10 the opinion Cf diet experts.
MHWrcss because diet experts. Alhw
res' don't buy meals, Nlbwruss. they
only inspect thcm,' Abe commented
And oven II tho thcavtcr cricEets
did pas for their tickets. Aho." Nor.
Tls continued, there ain't enough
oi them support one Of these mere
little theaytcrs witch has got such
a small senting cUpac.ty that neither
the exits nor the kind OF plays they
tut on has 20 comply with the lire
laws y'uudorStand Tut that amt
here or thcro, Abe \ thcayter
cricket Is cricket and not an np-
prniser understand He goes Ia a
play TO judge the play lni not the
prospective hoN office receipts. Abe
and II ON account of his knocking a
play VIII en- would otherWirc make
money for the manager and do lot
ot harm go the people which goes to
tho theay,Hr. such a show is nut out
~ business. Abe, then tho thpayter
cricket has done good iuJ."
"surc ! know. MawrugE. Abe said
"lut u s iust as llkcly 10 be tho other
way about which Nou take these
here shows The Criclc cta get all
worked up over because .hUv arc
written hy -orcIEu,r. from sweden.
Mawruss. where t married woman
gets 10 tco'ing That her husband. her
homo and her children aiu'' exciting
enough. 3 Understand. so sho either
clones or commits ruioidC. under
stand -mc, and many business man
his como TO breakfast without shay
ing himself ON tho dav after taking
hts wife 90 SEQ sulu % show ana
caught hcr looking at him in an
awful peculiar way, Fuudsrataud
Then there i- othor shpWv which
crickcts thinks "a whole lot uf where
Young reiier which couldn't get
down 60 business and c1rn 0 dsrret
living puts lf 40 o'rr tho man who
hrs been financially successful
E'undorst rd. ugd ulsntv OF yuurs
f"I'rs which gets homo aIl hours of
tho night r't couldn't hold lob
lonr enough 'o remember the phone
number ~ tho firm they wort for
Genes away from thc SHOW r4,fIue
that they aint r''tIng svuarc dell
from their father who has urrrv
done thing TO help thcm in plI fhts
life except to feed clotho and SIu-
ca'" them for twenty odd wears"
We'll such ulnrs ANYHOW wsIa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-24

are transformed into ardent spiri.I-
ality.>,The roll OF your drums browns
out the last wall Of cowardice"
Gabriel d'Annunziu. whose rCli
name, by tho way lis Rapagnelta
td'Annunzio may be translated as the
messenger, is distinguished nov
elist and playwright as wen AK poet
He Is the author Of Tho Triumph
OF Death, THE Virgins of the
Rocks and Fire" All three of
these books were bitterly condemned
on moral grounds at the time Of
their publication In the late sos. but
less puritanical generation regards
them as being tho masterpiece of
modern Italian fiction 'IFrv" is sup
posed TO he the story Of the poets
love affair with Eleanor Dusc.
Thruout his life d'Annunzio mp
pears to have been incapable OF writ
ing or doing anything that did not
make him the object OF the world'a
astonishcd interest His return TO
Italy In the role Of poet warrior has
been his latest and greatest bid for
the immortality which he has proved
that he amply deserves,
Does he lay right down and "orify
the operators that under thosby laws
OF the Actors Union they should
please consider that they 9htiyc re.
ceived the usual two weeks notice
night Oser a Stuck : The next day
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-24
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Thrift Club

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Tho Thrift club met on Monday
afternoon aud sct out plan Whetc-
hv a contest would he held FOR the
purpose ~ gaming new members.
The club WAS divided into two sides
reds and blues
The contest viii run for three
weeks aud ~ the end OF ~ time a
banquet VIII be held A. tho rNpeusc
of the losing side Along with the
training IN thrlft the club sets aside
certain sum FOR each member to
he spent fpr luNuries
The bank accounts Of tho prosper
Gus set ~ Tulsa high school students
Mt tho present time has wonderful
outlook Ninetv-five per cent %.
the students Mt the present time are
owners ~ one or moro baby bond.
and the outlook for the prosperity "
tho club is great
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-24
Men Who Came Back

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-24

Countess 4ans cn sa HTSo % "e "e g m e Hs
Theatre orc Einn m pie
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-24

he puts In every paper for two hum
drcd and twenty-five dollars an, ad
vertiscmcnt.
Flfly-First street Theator
J, u. Woods .....,....... Lessee
J. H. WOODS d,
presents
II 4 NJ !. EFT
TIE SEASONS SENSATIONi
An a number one play
New York Star Gazette.
Most brilliant Drama since the kas.
lest Way New York Record
John Drew scores heavily
n. y. Evening Moon.
well. lll toll YOU" Morris said.
while ! admit that tho theayter
crickots is smart fellcrs and Knows
all about the rules and regulations
for writing plays understand so
that they can tell at "a glance dur
ing the first performance II the audi
once Us laughing I'm violation Of whnt
is considered good play construction
or crying bcCuusc the show rs sad IN
a spot whore play shouldn't ought
TO hc sad IL the man who wrote Il
had known his business. under
stand sim at the same time .thoay-
ter criCkets is 10 me In the same ~
with these here diet experts. Take a
dinner which one OF ihcm diet ex-
perts approves o. Abe. aud the food
rs . Is tho Kitchen rs clean, the
cooking is Just right as TO time and
temperature Of the oven. there's tho
proper proportions OF water and sol
Ids ana In fact It's a FIRST class A
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-24
ITALIAN POET IS
FIGHTING AVIATOR
Although 80 Years old Prominent
World Figure l. Doing
iIit Hh.


a 'n0 DAY ago ''hrleId AununH",
rrty,t of hNing poets. was reported
\ taking part 40 an airphnc rad nu
hg \H''rinn base at ,''''ro. II was
only ON" OF 'h' many occasions ON
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w ....... ' ''''A'' generation
"o'.l 'r'HN' urged liaIN To repudi-
10 "'ihnro with Germany and
AaN'0 N....l-tn march To battle iu
sI"I'.. s'sl"rhood with France.
was 'ni'hst In Paris.
.' ','' was UNlnE I'm PARIS. whore
t' hi" 'e'n 'or'ed to take refuge
l'"l ".' 'I'H'lois HIS life had been
d.t''I'''' ana numerous scandals
Ncr' '"h"o't'u Wilh his name lie
'.'.' ana h'ii'ased 10y his
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-24

ton written at this time and pub
Nshcd simultaneously In Italian and
French. profoundly Influenced The
masses apd the intcllectuals alike
His Speeches set the stage.
IL can be said without cNsEgrra -
ton that the Giontu government
could not survive this ode and d'An-
.runAio's burning speeches Purely
political and financial interests were.
oi course AT work. hui the popular
IorNor, without which the friends Of
the entente would have been power
less. was created largely hv tho
poets cloqucncc Salandrl and Son
pino succeeded 10 power and on May
e3. lNl5. ltaN declared war on her
hereditary enemy. Austria
II Was Churacttrlstic OF a. Annunzio
Ia select the flying corps as the
branch of tho service In which to
enlist Ito wanted thrills and would
not have been happy unless no
could he spectacular l'udoubtcdly.
II ne survives he viii write the story
ut his experiences. but SO far only a
few ot his more sensational cNplulnts
have gotten 10y tho censor
on one occasion hc flew over
Trieste aud dropped copies uf u
yru. u.lumauou TO the Italian residents
ot the city. lbcmuy intcrspersed
with his own patriotic poems In an
air battle over pola his machine
which he named The Acc uf Spades.
was pierced hy l7I bullets. but ne
escaped with a slight wound In the
lett wrist
loses LNc; Wins Old Love
His loss of AN eve In another en-.
gagcmcnt was more serious. but II
was rewarded hy silver medal ana
earned him a reconciliation with tho
great trddcdienue Elcarora Dusc
Tho poet and pusc had been lovers
IN their youth. but had become cs-
lrangcd and had not communicated
win each other for twenty years
When d'Annunzio was carried
wounded TO a Venice hospital Duse
rushed to his bedside and nursed him
unttl he WAS able to return to the
front
Tho Austrian government was
SO little pleased with the poets
activities that In August. 1915.
n placed price OF $4,000 on his
head In the meantime his very
autograph is selling at fantastic
prices tn the auction rooms Of
tho European capitals
When he desires to aid Red Cross
or any other war work. all hc needs
to do Is 20 send manuscript poem.
certain 20 be exchanged for many
times It's weight m gold
Americas participation In the war
deeply moved d'Auuunzio on April
o. 1914 he sent q message to the
United States thru the newspaper
in Rome. which ran
in part as follows:
BEACON for soul of Italy"
For the soul nf Italy today the
otpitnl at Washington has become a
beacon light \ Roman garland
Nrcathos the bust dedicated to the
hero whom free men call the glori- }
'us knight Of humanity. The group
VI stars ON the banner OF the great
republic has become constellation !
" tho spring.
You were an enormous and obtuse
mass uf riches and power. now you /
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-24

making ~ the points. The game
N,1a extremely rough, duo to the
,lu.cncs OF the score thruout the
'utln nmo Dana was the star for
sand SpuuEs displaying "A great deal
nI speed IN his floor work and
...aIu amount of accuracy In his
Uul goals Tho Tulsa faculty Is
woro than determined 10 take the
vuI aul deciding game from their
--LL--
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-24

,'n. .gHt,d D, the arusb ,aDataa E.
,...0s NtAUn. which maintain. ...
l... n al largo .tut.. vHr.. w...
...... Au..I.ar. mas ,.l.....s.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-24
PunkinUille Paragrafs
by GEORGE BINGHAM,

Cricket Hicks went over Wodn> .
day and turned the grindstouc all
day for Fletcher Hcnstep Raz Bar.
low u no sut on the fence and
watched hun. didn't get tired at all.
Circuses ~ today are different
from those Of generation age. Near
~ all OF them have changed bare
back riders
Atlas Peck Is describing 10 his
friends how It fccls 10 have the
pockets picked II was 80 painless
he didn't know anything about It
until II was all over.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-24

n lnlF " fhc NrTiufs NevI
paper syndiUstsl
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-10-24
Dandruff Soon
 Ruins The Hair

C..a
 besmtissI,-,i s,tisIif you want plenty of thick, ,neana ,nnsau.l1ul, glossy, silky hair, do by ali stsrns srns yo, get rid of dand5uff, for it will
 It 'e doesn,.h your hair and ruin it if you don't. brnsbo rs booesn,t De do much dood to try to wusa ws, or wash it out. ITH only sure it. ita{ tbsn to get ryNf dandruHZ Zs to dissolve tRis,'A ,Aea eet yGX sast del9roy it eY6reK. To do t;q;asl t;qu,d arvdaaJPly it aY2f6tIWheen e'a,y re. and and E y,h use 5. e9phsh>to hoisfenIthe scalp Bv 'qu n IL Tn gently with the fngs,Idps. dandr,aa morning, most II not a6j6f your more um aao Wlll be gone land II ice or four soIve sappilcations Wl co(kpletely dis sisns s and ada esdrely Aestroy every single diep;nuow wln ~ aaaG too, that all itching and hairr ,,,|,, or the scalp will stop, and your Hetter~ WI! voo look and feel hundred times drus .+or Lou can get liquid arvon at any how ,,s is all you will need, no matter imp,am much .dandruf you have hi,
 'e remedy never fails,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-10-24
pr;nce Maximilan Has Told Reichstag It is Respon-
 sible Now.
HIGH GROUND ON
 SELLE IS GAINED
Haig Is Driving Forward on Seven Mile Front North
 of Le Cateau.

British troops again are storming tho German Aefenses west of Mau- hn,oe The new attack, launched oorly today between SOlesmes and To Cateau. is reported to be making good progress.
 Yield Marshal Haig in driving for ,vard on the seven mile front north of I,e Cateau also is increasing the menace to Valenciennes, through the western suburbs of which the Brit ;sn are fighting. North of Valen- ciennes the city has been outflanked by the capture of Bruay. It is not nrchable the Gern3ns will be able to hold out in Vafenciennes much longer and once the Scheldt is crossed here the British will be in nosition to threaten seriously both Mons and Maubeuge.
 Between Le Cateau and Solesmes, the British are on the high ground east of the Selle river and it is from this favorable position todays at tack was begun. The German re- sistence here has been bitter as the ai;,ez is vital to the security of the GerI1an defenses over a wide front so the south and southeast.
 In southwestern Belgium the Brit ish continue to close in on Tournai. worth of the town they have forced a crossing of the scheldt, while on the south they have reached the west ern bank of the river on four mile front from Brpyelles to Bleharies.
 South of Le Cateau, the enemy is resisting stubbornly French attempts to cross the Serre river and take ill the rear the German position east of the Disc. South of the railroad junction of Montcornett, the French havemade progress between Nizy-Le- Comte and Le ThOur.
 Prince MalinIflian, the German chancellor, has promised the German Reichstag that it will be made re- sponsible for war and peace. He atGed the proviso, however, that such step will not become effective un- til after the war and when a league of nations is in practical operation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-10-24
WELCOME AMERICANS.
Social Democrats of Russia Would Welcome Coming of United
 States Troops.

New York, Oct. 23.-A cable mes- sage asserting that the Social Demo crats of Russia would welcome the coming of republican troops of the United States" into Russia has been received by the Social Democratic league of America, it was announced here today by William English Wall ing, secretary of the American or ganization.
 The message coming from "all of the best known Socialists of Russia outside of Bolsheviki circles" Mr. Walling said, was signed by Peter Masloff, who, an international So- cialist, says in the cable message that he had been elected chairman of g convention representative of Demo- cracy in Russia.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-10-24
Graphic Classifieds pay.
FOR WOMEN WHO WORRY

Worry and the blues" are usually mixed togethek and in many cases ale due to so9e Nuhcitional derange- ment which If n0t corrected may @ lead to moro sev\us ailments. More outdoor lifeAssleap. water -drinking anu M few weeks tFeatmepk~ith that aood old-fashione( T0ot and herb remedy Lydia EFinkham's Vege- .aoie Compound Twill revitalize and strengthen th@ system and work mohaefs WV, for f3hy woman- If you .a a.e prone to Worry and "the blues" tr"" it.-Adv.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-10-24
TEXAS STATEWIDE PROHIBITION LAW
 DECLARED NULL
Majority of Opinion, Court of Appeals, Rules It Is
 Unconstitutional

Austin, Texas, Oct. 23.-The Tex as statewide prohibition law was to- \, day declared unconstitutional in a majority opinion by the court of crim- inal appeals.
 One judge dissented.
 The attorney general state that a motion for rehearing would be filed. Comptroller H. B. Terrell also states that he will issue no permits to sell intoxicanting iquors unti the motion flor rehearing is disposed of by the court of crimina appeals.
 Ten days are allowed for the filing of the motion, and technically the state remains dry until the motion is passed upon.
 However, it is understood that some who have not redeemed their licenses will open their saloons immediately and take chances of being prosecuted if the new trial is granted and the law held constitutional.
 None of the larger cities of Texas will be affected by the decision as *he ten mile zone law prevents the opening of saloons in them.
 This laws become effective immed- lately.
 A law which went into effect at the same time as did the statewide law prevents the issuing of licenses of saloons outside of incorporated cities and towns for retailing liquor.
 However, wholesale houses, selling not less than gallon may open in any wet territory.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-10-24
SHE USED TO
 BE GBAY
Society Ladies EveryEkere Use "La
 Creole" Hair Dressing. ....

The well-knowT society leaders hair was prematureH gray, perhaps just like yours, buy Mrs. J. heard o1 La Creole" Hair Dressing-how thou sands of Reople everywhere had used it wiH perfaat satisfaction. It is not 5 but a Preparation de signed especially for the, purpose of gradually Restoring col to gray or faded hair, and whiel3 is easily ap- piled by simply cQMbhg or brushing through the haH Ha Creole" Hair Dressing positively eradicates dan druff, keeps fhe/scalp in a healthy condition and> promotes the growth of new hair; brings back a natural, soft, even, dark shade to gray or faded hair and makes it lustrous, full of life and beautiful.
 FLA CREOLE HAIR DRESSING to prevent your hair from growing gray and to restore beautiful dark color to gray or faded hair. Sold and guaranteed by all good drug stores everywhere, or sent direct for $1.20 by Van Vleet- Mansfield Drug Co.,, Mem phis. Tenn. Advt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-10-24
Proper Home Life.

The right kind of home life means everything to every one of us, The aver,ge wife or mother should Keep this truth constantly before her and re- solve that her homo shall be made | bright and cheerful spot. Otherwise she must expect that her family Will seek outside attractions, for common sense tells us that no one Will remain for any length of time In any place where he or she is uncomfcrteble os dissatisfied.-Exchange.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-10-24
SALOON FORMALLY OPENED
 BY ONE WHO WAS READY

Vinton. Texas, Oct 23.-Three hours after the news was received that the Texas atatewide prohibition law had been declared unconstitution- al, {. saloon opened for business here in hayborn.
 The proprietor is said to be the only man in Fl Paso county who did not lcancel his license when the statewide law went into effect, and will have the only saloon in the county.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-10-24
DON'T YOU NEED ONE NOW?

DON'T YOU NEED ONE NOW!
 Indigestion, bilRusness, bad breath gas, constipation Nor any conditions arising from a mass of undigested food in the stomacR needs immediate attention. al Foley Cal hartic Tablets are mllds and gentle, bit sure in action. Cause Cause no gripping, pain or nausea. Cleanse bowels, sweeaen stomach, and tone up live. Manns Pharmacy. Adv
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-10-24
TAM O'SHANTER "IN" . AGAIN THIS YEAR
delectably be-

coming as the soft, foppy tam O shanter cap cannot remain
 out" for many S e a S ons. and this year there is some evil dence of it's re- newed popular ity. This par ticular model is built of dark
 blue velvet. it's generous 10 D t h i c k ly em- broidered with heavy threads of dull silver. Then lest it
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-10-24

one side of the Hopping crown is caught to the stiff brim with a blue and silver buckle.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-10-24
On to Him.

sgsS On to Him.. :,
 Ican't live properly on $7S weeks eomplained the young nan. 'sH - yan can,"" said his guardian. hS feet trouble is you wa1t te live iMnfoI |erly.r es X S|sE's s < .sl::
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-01-09
Chinese Laborers Foun d
Dead on Tyain at the
Maine Border
EN- ROUTE TO ALLIES
TO DO FARM WORK
Coolies Have Been Passing
Through Territory with
Mercury AZ Below

Bangor. Me-, Jan. 9.-Twenty .tiv
Chinese laborers. EN- route for Engan,
and France for farm work, were foun,
frozen to death in car when their train
reached Vanccboro on the eastern Main,
border, according TO reports brought her,
by railroad men arriving from northern
Maine.
During the cold spell of last week the
weather was terribly cold in the wilds OF
Maine. On several days the mercury fell
to ~ degrees below zero.
Thousands of these coolies for some
months past, have been transported in
long trains across the continent from
Vancouver to Halifax, passing through
northern Maine over the Canadian Pacific
railway.