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old Glory to Float over Berlin.

Tulsa. Okla-"We are going to con-
tinue this war until the Stars and
Stripes float over Berlin" Secretary
OF the Treasury McAdoo told crowd
here April 81. THAT time will be pro-
longed," he continued. unless every
Amtrican throws his everything into
the struggle. Buy Liberty bonds.'
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He who pokes his nose into every
thing will occasionally poke 1t between
4 thumb and foreflnger.
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Not every man can accumulate a
not contract n few debts.
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Austria ExiIes Princess Marie.

Paris.-Princess Marie Antoinette.
mother Of Empress Zita, has been or
dered to leave Austria.
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Decide how many Liberty bonds ysu
can afford to take, and then Ike a few
more.
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It's easier to tell a child what he
must not do than to show him what he
should do.
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Probably some folks lie to you be-
cause they think too much of you to
tell you the truth.
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At Times.
Mrs. Riley-What blessing chill
dren are. They didn't draft Mike be-
cause he had six.
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Red Cross Bag Blue makes the laundress
happy, makes clothes winter than snow.
All good grocers. Adv.
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Important to Mothers
Examine carefully every bottle OF
CASTORIA. that famous old remedy
for infants and children, and see that 1t
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He Knew Human Nature.

Hobo-Lady, would you swap some
thing to eat for dis pie and cake got
at de next hOuse2
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If you can't be happy at home, the
chances are you'll never be happy any
where else.
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Rubbing II In.

Cadger-"Slr. do you mean to insult
me?" Badger-"Certainly not. didn't
think you could he insulted."
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COMING EVENTS.
May 14-l6-Colorado Sunday School
Association annual convention al
Denver.
tion of Colored Women In Denver.
Sept. 23-2S-Colorado State Fair at
Ruehlo.
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CHdbe VI DOnuS VI tue lhhu LipSAg
loan.
The people Of the city and county
of Denver have purchased $15O,OOO
site for the U. s. army recuperation
camp which the government will es-
tablish at cost of 100000.
Pig and chicken sale held at Tiff for
the benefit of Red Cross was most
successful one, over $1,000 being real
lied. One chicken sold for $500 and
u rabbit sold for $65.
This is Potato week in Colorado.
and all week efforts will be made by
the State Food Administration to re-
duce the 100000 pounds of surplus
spuds In the state.
Steps to insure a continuance of the
practice of granting furloughs to Colo
rado men in training camps were
taken by the State Health Board.
Fifty milk producers have perfected
an Organization at Rocky Ford which
has as its object the betterment Of
conditions pertaining to this rapidly
growing industry.
Fire destroyed a large building for
merly the town hall at Ortiz. Conejos
county. occupied by Sefriano Ortiz.
and boy of 4 years was burned to
death.
One man was killed. another
MANNED and a third slightly injured in
an explosion which occurred in the
boiler room at the Greeley sugar fac
tory
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-15

chairman OF the wo1usn'a commit
tee will be present and aid Ia form
Ing tho plans.
Session will begin at 1880 In the
forenoon At the public library halt
Ing for lunch at 1890. Conference
VIII be resumed at ? 80 IN the after
noon During the conference, cyrus
Avery, chairman OF the mems com
mittce viii speak in furthorance Of
Tho equalization OF the women OF
this district Miss Louise Wood OF
Tulsa. who has Just finished a sum
mer course at Chicago. will sing.
Mrs McAdou Is national chairman
~ the Women's committee for the
fourth Liberty loan, Mrs w. X Ful-
Ter ~ Kansas city is head Of the
womcn's committee of the tenth
federal district and Or Leila An
drews of oklahoma city Is state
chairman.
There are ten districts IN okla
homu and Tulsa Is IN the first
Eleven counties arc In This district
and each county has It's chairman,
as well as school district chhlrmcn.
Mrs ". n. Sill of Tulsa is district
chairman OF the first Oklahoma dis
trict, Mrs. A. W Coleman is county
chairman and Mrs Frank Haskell is
the Tulsa city chairman.
The speakers bureau has an
nounccd that there viii he number
OF good speakers available These
will include soldiers who have re-
turned from France. women who
have taken part IN tho war winning
work and other people who have
had a great deal ot cxperineCc along
all lines Of work connected with war
work and tho work OF winning the
war.
School districts committees chair.
men for Tulsa county appointed by
Mrs a. ". Coleman. county chair
man:
Mrs. Walter Hensley n. +. y. No.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-15
Old Trader

oN 10 BERLIN, on Ia BERLIN.
We must back our SAMMIES uutll
they DINE IN BERLIN. OLD
rRNDER'S health Nv poor and hc Is
advised ~ quit active business and
ro to California: The people Of
Tulsa have been good to OLD
TRADER and lac hates to leave
fnrm Ills family owns nll ut THE
RAIDERS GROCERY Stores which
now have thc largest rTHil grocery
and meat business In the state. hut
on TRADER aud Mr-. TRADER
sim own the DRY GOODS aud SHOE
~ ~iNIS~ nbviOa East First, and
neither uf them is able Ia run IT,
What shall We dn' We VIII SWAP
everything We have on earth for
LIBERTY BONDS. BABY BONDS.
and WAX SAVING STAMPS, no dis
count for I. S. BONDS are as good
ns cash with Old TRADER We
have the LARGEST and BEST line
NJ STAR BRAND SHOES ever ship
pcd to Tulsa (NONI BETrElL) We
have - fine linr Of KHAKI Suits,
Inol, like the soldiers wear. Also a
hig line Of WORK Clothing, Sweat
crs. and Winter war OF most all
kind. ladies ready 10 wear and chill
drrns ready to wear aud most any
thing YOU may need for the winter.
Please come aud look over our LINE
whether YOU buy or not: Bring all
the BABIES for they nrc always
WELCOME nt TRADERS: II you
owc Old TRADER ON YOUR home
Bring In your LIBERTY BONDS aud
get your deed. You can huy other
LIBERTY BONDS; Old TRADERS
business viii soon bc left with an
AUDITOR. So Please come and set
tie with him while you can. PLEASE
DO NOT IOWGI n Us.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-15
CUTICURA HEALED
RINGWORMS
Covered Face. Infamed and
Red. ItChed Badly.

MY face was covered with ring
worms, especially around my mouth.
The ringworms were small and the
skin around them was infsmed and
red. The breaking out tehed and
I scratched. and used 20 get up at
night my face itched so badly. The
eruption even caused my eyebrows to
fall out.
II began using Cuticura Soap and
Ointment. could sec an improve
ment every day, and two boxes OF CUT
eura Ointment with the Cuticura Soap
completely healed me OF the terrible
skin trouble" Signed Miss c. Deford
Hooper. $40 Bruno ST., Baltimore. Md.
! II you have a poor complexion i'm
prove II by using Cuticpfu Soap daily
and Cuticura Oinmeny occasionally.
asnpis EasA Ft,s b. Nal Aodrss. postcard
ouessra, psft n, hsstsn Sold srefyshcru
ansp Eo, ointmsnt , ani toc. rAlrlm NJ.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-15
MAY GO TO RUSSIA
IN VERY SHORT TIME
barnett RDrtin Rack From Mission
Co Washington, where ILL., Pro-
pn-nl n Under Consideration. -

Having returned from his mission
10 Washington Thursday barnett
Uorun, former rcvolutionist leader IN
Hurs.d. states that his proposition 60
annd several Russian citizens of tho
United states 20 Russia Tor tho pur-
pose of educating the poasautry has
hccn laid before tho state department
and that thcv now have II under con-
s.dernuon MI Boriin ~ expecting
ho states. ~ bc called 10 Washington
ana hr ord"rDi overseas Tor service
1a a special missionary at almost any
time
llr Horun states that no can get
at least 600 former Russian citizens
10 Join him a. any time II is his
plan tp go over 10 Russia nnd start
% campaign ~ education ~ tho Rus
clan common people that viii get
them I'm readiness for the formation
of q republican form OF government
Tho proposition " now under con
liberation Ny the department of state
and approval has been withheld 70
Mr. portin stutos simply because of
tho changing conditions In Russia
that mako tho campaign Of educn-
uon hard while In the east. Bar
nett Hor'in. undcr the auspices Of
the American league. carried cam
pl'gu in New York city. on tho east
side. This section of tho city, ne
says i7 Inhabited hy radicals. afd II
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-15
RAIL PRESIDENT IS FOUND
DEAD WITH BULLET WOUND

NAsltVILLE. Tenn. Sept tt--
John Howe Pryton. president Of the
Nashville, ChattanoogA q st. Louis
railway company was found dead In
his room a. his home here early to-
day AZ tho home II waa announced
that his body was found by sister
who went 10 awaken him 10 greet q
brother who had just arrived from
virginia Ito had been dead sew
erhl hours Death was due to a pistol
wo7lnd In the temple
Mr., peyton, according 10 his
friends, had been greatly depressed
because OF ns inability to take
moro active part In war activities
and IN said 20 have sent n telegram
10 his brother, who arrived this
morning 10 come here on important
business
Mr. peyton. who began his railroad
career In 1881 as n rodman on the
Richmond and Louisville railroad,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-15
M 'AD00 CANNOT BE
AT TULSA REUNION
Press Of Official business Prevents
Secretary Prom Making VISIT,
Expresses peep Regret

A telegram received by W Tate
Brady General chairman ~ The re-
union committee ot tho Confederate
reunion, from william g. NyAopu
stating that It Will hc impossible for
him Go attend tho reunion as hc had
planned io do. rrces uf official bus
ness ig given as the reason Tulsa
oItEcnshlp is thanked fur thc invita-
ton. but the secretary says that
much as he would ho ulolHcd to ate
tend. 81 will boz impossible
Nuuthcr chord ls struck iu This toll
rrrnm In 70 MI McNduu urroH
Tulsa io "ro over thu top Boo The
coming fourth Liberty loan lle
PAYS he ls proud of the way Iu.su
UHs treated tho loans and huuvu
ihat"thorr viii ho uu difficulty in
more than raising our quota His
telegram Is Hppended.
Norfolk. Va, sept ll l9lN
Tate Hrady. Tulsa. Okla.
General Chairman, TuIa. Okla
"lour telegram of September ~
hUa just reached me here deeply
r,grrf that 10 VIII impossible for mc
'n Visit Tulsa ON the occasion ut tine
Confederate veterans reunion sep.
frrIhor - to gN The pressure OF of
NoiN business isl 800 great that Z shall
hn unable iu make thr "trip FOO Tulsa
Hf that time o. would Civ. mr utI.
nuHllr pleasure to visit TULSA again.
especially ~ tho Confederate N,frr.
uus reunion and also tu sp,It there
fl. the fourth Liberty loan vH dld
'nr tho lhrd Liberty loan r|,f.. ou
H'aV'I uf uY warm appreciation 0f
.uur invitation and convey iu the
gallant Veterans who viii assemble
There my very best Wishes Please
also say 10 the people ~ Tule1 how
deeply appreciate the support they
hlyW given the prUyIouF Liberty
loans personally hope that they
VIII ovcrsuhscrihr their allotment OF
the fourth Liberty loan.
Following is the llst Of stare OFF,
0Ials for the reunion, as well aH me
official ladies
Merritt j. Glass Tulsa. Okla,
commander s " Laws. Tuls, okla.
7diuian' general. Hon Robert l.
Rogers Little Rock. Ark. judge Hi-
Nocutc. Joe Ira Hobbs. buucHn.
Okla, Inspector general Dr H a.
g. Rhodes. Tulsa okla. surgeon
general Rev E A. Burton. urnyor
Col, chaplain general. T. s. Su,cd.
Ltwtou Okla. Commlsstry.p general
Official Indies Tor tho Tulsa rrun.
ion are as follows
Miss Janet stuart Oklahoma CITY
sponsor. Miss Dorothy Stewart St
Louis, maid OF honor. Miss Nary
orth Wichita Falls. Texas. maid of
honor, Mrs William Hlrgis Walker
Tulsa, Okla. mairon Of honor Nra
y r. Lewis. Tulsa OKLA chapcron
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-15
0LDFIEL0 IS SUSPENDED.
BY NATIONAL ASS0CIATfN.

NEW NORK. sept IL -Four
prominent automobile race drivers
were suspended for varying periods,
M a recent meeting ~ the American
Automobile association for compct-
ing IN unsanctioued race meets Tho
contest board ~ the association dis.
qualified and permanently suspended
Barney Oldflold FOR competing IN an
unBanctioncd track meet at Spring
field, III. Earl Cooper was dlHquul-
flied and temporarily suspended for
similar offeuse Al Cotey and Tom
Allen also were disqualified ana in
definitely suspended on like charges.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-15

was elected president OF the N6sh-
Willie, Chattanooga a st. Louis rail-
way in 1914. Prior 10 that time he
served as assistant to tho president
Of tho Louisville & Nashville for scv-
cral years tie was prominent fig
uro in tho Episcopal church and a
of the board OF trust OF the
University of tho South. lie was
also n trustee of George n. Peabody
college. lie was born IN Missouri.
March a., 1894. lilo never married,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-15
METROPOLIS IS WARLIKE,
SAYS TULSA TAILOR

John Ilyman. the popular and
well known tailor. is back from an
extended trip 10 New York. where
he attended the opening of some ~
tho largest firms Of that CITY. lie
says that darkcncd streets in tho
big town and the wounded sailors
and soldiers make u FAR different
city from tho New, York Of q year
ago. Then dress suits attracted tho
attention that is now given 20 the
uniforms OF Uncle Sam. Tho spirit
shown is not only war spirit alone
but II Is victory spirit
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-15

was hIa purpose IN start campaign
that will have effect bon rrrrullIur the
forces no. rXporw to have Join him
tu 90 Co Russia
MI Durtlu sHNa that Senator
owen was Instrumental m getting
him hearing before the state de-.
pBrimcnt ana that had it not been
FOR the senator's cfforta ho would not
have gotten very far However. he
believes that he viii come out all
right with hia propaganda.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-15
WOMEN'S COMMITTEE
WILL MEET TUESDAY
..,f. chairman VIII lie Present to
confer with Heads Of School
District Organizations.

Tor me purpose ~ completing or
r.r|glt0u OF the school districts of
iHrr.Ul 40 ] at the state Of okla
l.rt. there viii be Il conference
held 100 the public library Tuesday
morning and afternoon Program ot
fnr work nf the women ~ this dis
fr.sf mr carrying on thFIr part In
tra eumns fourth Liberty loan cam
f.Iru VIII be planned. DR. Leila
andrews OF oklahoma city, state
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-15

FORT WORTH. Texas. Sept. II -
a man believed Go Doe John Cascllc.
a Chicago and Pullman business
man. was killed by an iutcrurhan
car here tonight Hc had "A regis
traton card BOO his pocket dated
June t9tT giyinE him deferred
classification hy local board 2g or
200 Eaet lIlth street. Chicago. and
indicating that ne was employed by
the McDluuc- Marshall company
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-15

FRANKFORT Ky. sept f4.-The
funeral " former a. T. Senator u.
g. 3. Blackburn was held here yes
terday The body lay in state at the
capitol where thousands of KEN
tuckiana paid their lah tribute.
State officials. headed by Governor
stanley. with a detachment of Ken
tucky guards accompanied the fam
lly Co tho cemetery whore the dead
statesman was buried Tho body was
brought hers from Washington.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-15
NOTICE

This Ia best time ~ year 70 build
your home. Let mo figure with you
on reflnishing your interior wood
work, floora, Kitchens, baths. etc
We make specially OF first class
Phperhanging and Decorating Give
mo trial Absolutely first-class
work,
w. 3. HUFF
Painter, Pnpcrhnngcr and Decorator
Phone 7e2s II. O. Box ara
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-15

DIR LAMB Of the board Of dlrcc-
ton Of Kendall College has been
called TO New York where ne VIII
receive his instructions and then be
sent "a France In tht work Of the
Y. NJ G. A. Dr, Lamb has been eN-
pocting this call for several weeks
and Il Is with spirit OF oNaltatlon
that ne leaves tomorrow for his new
field OF usefulness
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-15

n. H. NARDENDON. when ar
raiRned yesterday before q. s. Com
missioner Wilkinson on charge Of
violation Of the espionage law,
pleaded not guilty. However, he was
committed TO Jail on default of "a
$1,000 bond. This was the man who
was arrested IN the Robertson build
ing at the buttormiYk bar after max
ing slanderous remarks concerning
President Wilson ana Secretary
Baker.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-15

THERE VIII BIZ regular meet
ing Of tho board Of directors of the
y W. G. A.. Tuesday morning at
10 "a. m. at association headquartCrs.
2l6 Unity building All board mem
bers are urged 10 ho present Plans
for tho winter work viii be discussed
and "a committee for tho coming
united war work campaign viii be
selected.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-15

FREDERICK KAUFMAN was
brought 10 Tulsa yesterday for ttiIl
for violation OF tho espionage law.
lie was arrested In Carcmorc after
stating that the men were fools who
went across 70 fight and that they
ought TO be killed. Whom Rrraignod
before the commissioner ne Wud. q
am not guilty. absolutely. / ann not"
lie was held for preliminary hearing
and on default OF $1,000 bond was
committed TO iall His hearing was
set for september IS
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-15

CONSCIENTIOUS obieciors 10 the
number OF five wcrc brought before
the u. s, commissioner yesterday
These men were arrested for failing
90 register ON the twelfth and when
they were arrested they stated that
they were told by thu Lord not TO
do So They waived preliminary
hearing and wc=c bound to the grand
Jury on $500 each The names Of
tho@miltary obicctors are as follows
Munro, Blll. Jim and Charley Pat
torson and W o. klrk Thrv caI
themselves national Bible students
and local authorities state that this
same sect has caused uu small de-.
gree Of trpahlo IN their objection 20
the draft laws
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-15
City Briefs

MISS EVA NJ. HORNER secretary
of tho girls work department Of The
Y. W. g. A.. will return sunday from
H three months absence spent at
Camp Anamont New York. the big
gest Y W. camp and training school
in the United States
New Britain herald., 1918-05-20
Eastern League Magnates Satisfied That Coming Season Will Be Crowned With Success.

The confidence which the club owners of the Eastern league have in baseball, and the sportsmanship which they have displayed at all times since this circuit came into ex- istence during the winter of 1916, never has been so well displayed as it has these past months. and only the broadest kind of praise is due to the men who are making it possible for the Eastern league season to be opened next Wednesday afternoon, May P. Not even when there was great doubt as to the success of the merger league during the early win ter of 1916. did the baseball mag mates face as many obsta cles as they tackled and overcame during the past six months. and despite the setbacks and mishaps, they are going to start the 1918 season next Wednesday with a very creditable circuit and give the baseball fans of New England the same superior brand of baseball that the Eastern league has put out since it's inception,
 The proximity of the war and the big effect of the draft has played upon baseball players in general was the big handicap that the Eastern IdS ndu III lloilt ol It SNeI sllcG tue 1917 season was brought to a close. However. there were numerous other smaller setbacks from time to time that might well have made less dar- ing baseball promoters hesitate be- fore stepping to the front and tack ling such a hard proposition, but just as they never weakened when things were darkest in their efforts to form the merger league: throughout the past winter they have always looked forward with keen optimism to the start of the 1918 race, and this spirit of theirs is de- serving of much praise and good pa tronage, by the baseball public of New England.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-20
KRAMER BEATEN.

Newark N. J., May 20.-Arthur Spencer of Toronto, national cycling champion, defeated Frank Kramer the former title holder. in two straight heats Of a mile match race before 12,000 fans. the largest crowd of the season. at the Volodrome here this afternoon. The match race was started two weeks ago, but had to be called off when Kramer fell and in iured his shoulder, Today marked kramer's first appearance in compe- tition since then and his injury did not seem to bother him, judging by the way he rode. Youth had to be served, however, and Spencer just was too fast for him. He won the first heat by a little more than 8 length and in the second heat rode around Kramer and beat him by less than six inches.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-20
STARS BEAT STARS.
Barnes and Hobens Too Good for
 Trayers and Kirl1by

New ork, May 20.-An exception ally fine exhibition of golf was wit messed yesterday at the Englewood Country club for the benefit of the Red Cross. The competitors were Jim Barnes and Jack Hobens, two well known professionals, who de- feated two equally well known anna teurs, Jerome D. Travers and Oswald Kirkby.
 The amateurs played their best golf in the morning. and they held the professionals down to the closest kind of figures. In fact it almost required par to win a hole. The par of the course is Il and the best ball was 69 and 70. the professionals only winning out by a. single stroke, lead ing by 1 up at the end of the morn ing round.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-20
nANIELS' NEW BERTH.

New Haven, May 20.--Dan Dal iels, one of the best-known baseoa men in the East. who was associats with the Portland club last year, hi been appointed business manager the Kew Haven club, according to announcement made yesterday f Owner Edward J. Dugan. Dugap affiliation with a Hartford brewer will make it impossible to give. a of the time necessary to his base ball interests here, so he has give Daniels complete charge. Dai1ie arrived here this afternoon. ssA