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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-11-01

Surveyor.
Each bidder will be required to de-
post with the County Drain Commits
sioner certified check of 100000
as guarantee that he will enter into
contract if awarded the work, except
that bidders on the last 90 rods of said
drain will be exempt from this pro-
vision. The contractors shall return
the contracts and bonds inside of
twenty days or forfeit his deposit.
Said Job will be let by sections.
The section at the outlet of said
Drain will be let first, and the remain
ing sections in their order up stream,
in accordance with the diagram now
on file with the other papers pertain
ing to said Drain, in the Office of the
County Drain Commissioner of the
County of Van Buren,, to which refer
ence may be had by all parties inter-
ested, and bids will be made and re-
ceived accordingly. Contracts will
be made with the lowest responsible
bidder giving adequate security for
the performance of the work, in a
sum then and there to be fixed by me,
reserving to myself the right to reject
any and all bids. The date for the
completion of such contract, and the
terms of payment therefor, shall and
will be announced at the time and
place of letting.
Notice is further hereby given, that
at the time and place of said letting,
or at such other time and place there
after, to which l, the County Drain
Commissioner aforesaid, may adjourn
the same, the assessments for bene-
fits and the lands comprised within
the Eagle Lake Ext, Drain Special
Assessment District, and the appor-
tionments thereof will be announced
by me and will be subject to review
for one day, from nine o'clock in the
forenoon until five o'clock in the
The following is a description of
the several tracts or parcels of land
constituting the Special Assessment
District of said Drain, viz:
T. 3 S. r. Ia w. w. Il N. w. a
Sec. 35. N. w. a S. w. a Sec. 35.
S. u S. w. a S. w. a Sec. 26. f.
Y S. f. a S. f. a Sec. 81. w. u
S. f. a S. f. "A Sec. 81. S. u S.
W. a S. f. a Sec. 81. N. u S. w
a S f. u Sec. 81. S. u S. f. "a
S. w. a Sec. 81. f. IL N. u S.
f. a S. w. a Sec. 81. w. 8 a, N.
p S .E. u S. w. u Sec. 27. N. u
n. +. a Sec. 81. S. f. "a N. E. a
Sec. 81. E. y S. f. u Sec. "a. S.
ga a, w. n S. f. u Sec. 81. S. w.
u N. f. u Sec. 81. N. 16 a, w. u
S. E. Il Sec. 81. f. u S. w. u Sec.
81. w. " f. u S. w. u Sec. 81.
f. u N. w. "A Sec. 81. w. u S. w.
u Sec. "a. S. w. u N. w. u Sec.
81. N. w. a N. w. u Sec. 81. S.
u S. F.. u Sec. 33. N. u S. f. u |
Sec. 33. S. w. a S. w. u Sec. 81.
5. % a, S. f. u N. f. u
Sec. 33. N. IL a, S. f. u N. f. " |
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-11-01
NOTICE OF LETTING
OF DRAIN CONTRACT

Notice is hereby given, That /,
Chas. E. Ashley, County Drain Com
missioner of the County of Van Buren,
State of Michigan, will, on the 14th,
day of November A. ID. 1913, at the
residence of Melvin Lyle on S. u N.
+. a Sec. g. in the Township of De-
catur, in said County of Van Buren,
at ten o'clock in the forenoon of that
day, proceed to receive bids for the
construction of a certain Drain known
and designated as eagle Lake Ext.
Drain, located and established in the
Township of Paw Paw and Decatur
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-11-01
in said County of Van Buren, and
described as follows, to-wit:
SURVEY NOTES OF EAGLE
LAKE DRAIN EXTENSION
Paw Paw and Decatur Townships
Van Buren, County, Michigan

Said extension of Eagle Lake Drain
begins at a point on the "Gates
Drain" 1856 Chs. w. and so Oh. S.
from the N. a post of Sec. 35 in
Paw Paw Township, Van Buren, Co.
Mich. and bears w. 32.14 Chs. to the
w. line of Sec 80 at a point so Oh.
S. from its N. w. corner. Drain
bears thence S. on the w. line
of the w. y of Sec. 80 owned by
Caroline |. Keinstuck and on the f..
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-11-01
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED

Willard Moore, 81, Lawton
Fora McEnterfer, Is, Marcellus.
Louis Misty, &c, Chicago
Marie Kassa, %, Chicago.
Leon G.. Hutchins, q, Lawton
Gladys E. Wyman, 20, Lawton.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-11-01
BRANCH

A branch of this drain begins on
the main drain 10. Chs. N. and 14.21
Chs. w. from the S. f. Cor. of Sec
33 in Paw Paw township and bears
S. s. deg. w. 1914 Chs. across the S.
4 Of the S. f. Il of Sec. 33 owned by
Alice r. Eastlake. Drain crosses S.
line CT this land 21.14 Chs. w. from
its S. f Cor. on the N. FIR. u Of the
N. f.. FIR. "a of Sec 4 in Decatur town
ship. owned by Grace c. Hendricks
21.45 Chs. w. from it's N. f. Cor. and
bears 8. 5.13 Chs. Thence S. 43 y
deg. T.. 20. Chs. Thence S. deg. w.
3.9l Chs. to the S. line of this land.
Length Of drain on this land 1904
Chs.
Drain crosses S. line of this land
onto the +. % a acres of the S. F..
a of the N. E. fir. a of Sec. owned
by II. p. Christianson and wife Chs.
w. from the f.. line of Sec. and
bears S. al deg. w. 7.97 Chs. to the
w. line of this land. Thence S. on
line between this land and the w.
Evening star., 1918-01-29

SALESWOMEN for our muslin
and silk underwear, petticoat,
sweater, hosiery and misses de-
partments;- only those with best
references as to character need
apply. Call, between 9 and 1870
am, julius Garfnkle & Co.
Evening star., 1918-01-29

COLORED MEN for car clean
ers. Pullman Co., 5th and T sts.
ne, Robert Neel, foreman. 2*
Evening star., 1918-01-29

SALESLADIES, experienced. for high-grade
specialty millinery shop to be opened shortly in
Washington. Apply to Michelson's, 20 West
lexington st. Baltimore. Md.
sALEsLADIES wanted for corset shop. Model
Corset Shop, S23 l1th 1t. NV.
Evening star., 1918-01-29
SEWING MACHINES.
THERMOsTAT.

A MARVEL THERMOSTAT will save one-fourth
of average coal bill; start your furnace in the
morning. keep your house at uniform tempera-
ture day and night without attention; time,
labor doctors bills and worry. Ask Mr.. West
lake. Address los End st. s.w, or phone Main
1890
Evening star., 1918-01-29

DRIVERS for laundry wagons and automobjIes
good opportunity for experienced men Apply
with ref. to Tolman Laundry. cor 9Th and
sts NV.
Evening star., 1918-01-29
FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEoUS.

DIAMOND RING, ia-carat: blue white; abso-
lutely perfect diamond; Tiffany setting: cost
100; receipt and guarantee shown; sacrifice for
S7oo; cash needed urgent. Phone Franklin 1894.
81
Evening star., 1918-01-29

COLORED MEN-Young, from
IL to IS years old, for delivery
department and general work
around store; only those with
best references need apply. Call
at 527 18th st. NV, between Q and
10 am. julius Garfnkle & Co.
C0I0kEn MAY nr bar to ,.ark ..sa 80
Evening star., 1918-01-29

MILLINERY PREPARERS.
makers and apprentices. Apply,
at once, Millinery Dept, Second
Floor, Goldenberg's, Seventh and
K SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1918-01-29

PREPARERS in millinery work.
room; permanent position. Ap-
ply to Mayer Bros. & Co., o37 F
st. NV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-28
HOPE TO HAVE INTERURBAN
LINE READY FOR REUNION

every effort ls being made bv the
Oklahoma Union railway orR8nlzt.
tion to complete the line between
Tulsa and Sapulpn In time Tor the re-.
union. r V Miller In charge of con.
Ftuctlon said yesterday 4 mile of
steel 10 vet 20 lay All ~ the right.
/ OF way IL graded.
Three cars purchased sonlo month";
ago and built FOR tho iuterurbau
/ service were delivered Monday and
will he Installed as soon as the track
/ IisNcompletei
The cars measure tl fori and are
/ OF steel construction They are of
, tho newest tvpc OF nterurhan equip.
| mcnt. and will operate between KIc.
! fcr and Tulsa. with system OF
/ transfers ON the city lines This viii
make it especially advantageous 'a
/ those cmployed in the Glen pool if
/ they reside ON linGd II is planned io
| maintain hourly strvicc over the Iu-
terurhan lines. and tho fare VIII
probably DE less than the fare
fchargri ON the Frisco
/ Tho iuterurbau will serve West
3 Tulsa. Red Fork, Oakhuvst. Par.
I thenIa Park. Sapulps and Eiefsr.
4 and probably other minor stops be.
. tween these places
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-28

Tas day will be held August 81
Tor the benefit OF the Booker Wash,
inFton hospital The negroes OF the
city under the leadership os Rev,
II. a. whitaker. pastor oi tho
Mount Zion Baptist church, will col
Icct money ON that day for the nee
essary improvements
Mayor Hubbard ordered an in
vestiguton of the premises and the
basement was found to- be filled with
water and refuvc up to the front
gallery caused hv break In sewer
The existing conditions are mcnac,
TO public health and II was planned
10 enlist the AID of the dire fighting
apparatus yesterday afternoon {,
clear the basement The mayor vii
appoint a board Of control 60 man
age the hospital and take charge o.
the disbursement OF the available
funds.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-28
Y. N. C. A. STAFF MEN
BACK FROM CONFERENCE

Y. NJ. G.. A. staff members. most Of
whom have been at Estes Park, Col,
the past month attending Y NJ. C..
A. conference, Will return this week.
C. -. Wagar. publicity and employ
mcnt secretary returned yesterday
.C. w. Ruchuer, general secretary,
will arrive today. and G. l. Allison,
dormitory secretary and H. c. Quig
lev. religious secretary. are expected
back on wednesday
Mr WaEar says the conference was
splendid one. being attended by
four hundred people. three hundred
men and one hundred women, and
I that those who attended from Tulsa
should come back prepared to dc
big things
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-28

uon, want tho articles delivered all
once.
Tho war industries board has 10.
sued "a rrqurst to AN retail merchants
90 lu RESTRICT deliveries to on" Tip
l day oSSr each route. 90 to elIml-
ulfp special deliveries and restrict
tur rrrllcgo uf returning merchnn
H.ar Iu not moro than 'nreo days
,7J Goo orgnull. operative dcliy.
r.t t,sism wI"ft'or possible and
especially iu The medium and snaI.
sized cities and towns
the request fur one delivery day
ON each route. applies TO an stores
Hnt walninln any form of delivery
softIyr iHcludlng dry goods. clothing
or department stores ana grocery,
meat and provision stores
Merchants Approve rlan
Tho rcurrauEcment NJ the delivery
service was discussed at tho last
meeting ~ tho Retail Merchants
association Several ~ the mer.
chants reported 90 Secretary W. a
i}hyson that thry Ind already taken
steps in this direction Among those
was J.. v Abbott. president ~ the
HALLIBURTON Abbott company
The siuro fUr HOwr time has sur.
/ prsafuIIv maintained delivery system
. iu compliance with the government a
reGurNi
Deliveries have been cut down
from three day ln each NJ 'h"
. lhrec districts IN ono delivery n dHy
/ customers cannot get their PACKAGE
itntll tho day following Tho purchase
. 0. 81. L..
small parcels which has very mn
. tcrialk reduced the deli'orI,e uf 'hr
company
The public hIH very good uH'nrrdIr
accepted tho rCoUuWI. urHHurr. 100
corilng fo Mr. Abbott md ,ir'WlN
mo- complaints have been made
The vnndrver Drr Goods company
ls not maintaining uH large delivery
force nH usual pt fhla season and ~
poets. according Go iho manager 'o
make further reductions NJ mo ie
livery force Whenever possible
The COMPANY serves 'hr"n sections
p. ~ thr city, divided 'hu. Iua fur the
con. .sr.euro NJ in" delivery nF'rm.
with fuur deliveries o dny 'o each
section A. present ihr company en
ulnys two dtii'srvmcn and runs two
/ Uprs Whether or not tho present
force will be sufficient 'nr The fan
business ls vet ~ bo determined
I Ordinarily Iho force lH Increased
|hud another car H put IN usr
VIII Join In The Move.
The manager stated Yesterday aft
ornoop be- would max, an effort 10
conserve time and man power In this
department ~ The store. in compll-
nu,c with the war boards request
He had also noted the disposition of
the customers Co carry parcels
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-28

Special 10 The world
OKLAHOMA CITY. Aug 20 CON
tinuapce was taken today until sep
tcmhsr In hearing of the applica
zion ~ the oklahoma Natural Gas
company for the corporation COM
mission 10 grant an increase IN rates
affecting Industrial and domestic
gas Directors 20 the proposed tn
crease. representing many towns.
asked for the time IN ordet 10 In
spect reports On property valuations
thnt have been submitted by the
Oklahoma Natural Commissioner
Humphrey indicated from the bench
that all parties should be prepared
Co hayl the case finally disposed ~
wheE-. y Is taken up on September 2.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-28
Mn. Gnnt Wins Modal.

CHICAGO, Aug 90, - Mrs Dave
Gaut OF Memphis won the gold
medal In the qualifying round OF the
Womens Western Gold association
championship at Indian hin club
today with %. five over woman's
par. despite high wind. Miss
Frances Hadficld OF Hlue Mound
club, Milwaukee, with "a tied Tor
second place with Miss Elaine Ro-
senthal, formerly champion and
Miss Ruth Burnett, both OF Chicago.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-28
Old Traders S
Dope

NOT MANY THINGS NIW. ms
TORY REPEATS ITSELF, Tbc
world Focs forward awhile then re-
verses and goes back. SOCkLESS
JERRY told M TWENTY years ago
what VIC were drifting into Ne
bosFed nv 90 AVOID the CURSE
that would surely bcfnlI us, Here
arr some of the questions Of general
debate then among the Long
wmsKERED DADS In the lliilc
old school houses:
"Rcsolvcd, That the Daughters ~
Eve Are ns Great as EVE, aud That
EVE was as a!rcnt NJ Adam, l,css
Ono Jlttic nm. Which should Not
Keep Her From Voting"
Resolved. That STRONG DIiINk
IL u COMMON CURSE, PLACED Upon
the Human Race by the DEVIL and
When IL Once Has Fastened IT.
FanRs Into Human Bcing II Then
Becomes n DISEASE aud the Poor
VICTIM Has No Control"
Resolved, THAT the rNOTit-
TIVE TARIFF L. u Robbery. That
II Protects the strong Against the
Weak That n l. the PARENT ~
WICKED COMBINATIONS and
CORPORATIONS hat have No
SOULS, Tint They VIII Ron
PETER, hut They WONT pay
PAUL. for They Keep II ALL
Resolved, THAT InClc Sam should
Own and Control All tailruad, Tclc.
phone and Telegraph Lines. and
should Control All Factories Thht
Use HIRED Labor; That LABOR he
Given a SQUARE deal Ia WAGES
and HOURS TOiBID; That All
MANUFACTIR Articles should
No STAMPED by Our UNCLE SAM
uEL Both the REAL COST VI the
Article and the RETAIL PRICE, so
Therp Could Be No PHOFtrEER-
ING That MIGHT Makes Right IL
the SEED Of the DEVIL and Has
No Place In America.
Resolved, THAT Money IL Only n
Promise to- Pay and When n Nation
II Strong Its Money II Good, but
wbcn n Nation IL WEAK Its Money
Il NO GOOD; That Our UNCLE
SAM IL n WISE Old KID-Just
Read Your Money, lie Snys lie WIN
Pay In GOLD or LAWFUL MONEY
% the a. s. A."
Then vino makes law Of the a..
). Az CoDKrcssl SOCNLESS JER-
ny said CONGRESS could stamp n
chunk Of wood and make II money
70, please take your hat off to our
Uncic Long. wHISK FRED SOCK
LESS JERRY. The long WHIS-
kERs Of years ago have disappeared
and the KIDS of today speak Of
those old CHERISHED SUBJECTS
ns though they were bright and shin
Ing GOLD RIGHT OFF THE MINT.
OLD TRADER n game OLD
KID, He viii take any side, and
swap sides each day. md debate
those questions oi long aRo with any
man I'm Tulsa county. We will speak
In every school house IN the coun.
IT, but the main OBJFCr MUST he
that LIBERTY BONDS are BIT.
TER than OUR MONEY of TODAY
n our BONDS Rrc NO good. then uuI
money is no good; II our money II no
good. then UNCLE SAM h no GOOD
ana VIC will have n ROPE READY
for any man who says that JNCLt
SAM n NO cOoDi!i
OLD TRADER started foi
FRANCE in the RED CROSS work
hut STROKE oT PARALYSIS II
his RIGHT ARM and SHOULDEF
and NECK put him out Of COMMITS
SION. and he lost out IN WASH
TNGTON. ID. q. Hut don't forge
the PHYSICAL SUFFERINGS @
OLD TRADER and PRAY GOI
that OLD TRADER mny YET b,
PERMITTED 60 20 Co FRANCE nnt
SPREAD SUNSHINE 10 our DEAF
BOYS who have gone before.
DO not ACCEPT any GROCFItlE
or MEATS from any man la oil
TRADERS stores, who N UNDEI
.EORrY-FIVE YEARS OF Rgc, unlcs
HE LOST ONE EYE, ONE LEG NJ
ONE ARM In FRANCE.
Old Troder'S DoDa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-28
Montc,Idcn monors Mnson

WASHINGTON, Aug g. Monte
Nidep. capital of Uruguay. has given
the name ot president Wilson 10 It's
most beautiful thorouEhfare. O houl-
evard extending along the coast from
RAMIREZ 10 CarUsco. Ncsw ot the
action came today 10 pr Baltasa'
Brum the UruguayBu foreign min
lister, now heading 4 special missior
10 the United StateS.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-28

WASHINGTON. Aug 27--Maxl-
mum profit margins to be allowed
iohhcrA Ia mill feeds and feeding
uuffs will bo fixed nt a meeting "
Representatives OF the trade and ~
tho food administration to he held
here August 2S. Jobbers from an
sections have been invited 10 attend.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-28

sAPULPA. AaE ~ rive alleged
Bristuw "loints" will be closed hy
Injunction II the plans OF County
Attorney Earl Foster here meet with
success Foster nled notice today
that he would appear in district
court ON september 4 Tor the pur-
pose of asking the Injunction follow
Ing % trip 90 Rristow Saturday 20
investigate the towns moral condi-
tona
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-28

ornoon be- would max, an effort 10
conserve time and man power In this
department ~ The store. in compll-
nntc with the war boards request
Ue had also noted the disposition ot
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-28

NJ = 49,
Our new stock is in and
a complete showing OF
shades of all kinds. These
were bought before the in
crease in price came, so We
are amply prepared to offer
shades of the best qualities
at the lowest prices; shades
in plain, light and dark
green or duplex shades In
green and white.
Bring i'm your correct
measurements and let us
save you money on your fall
| shades.
| Plain. Light Olive. Green
Shades Of hand brushed oil
opaque, best quality; SO
inches wide, on
| Special .......... wv
Plain Light Green Shades
| 3S inch best quality hand
bushed oil Opaque c1 TX
Special .s...,., VAsAO
| Duplex Shades in light
green and white, best quail
Iily hand brushed oil opaque,
mounted on guaranteed
roller, 3S inch. c1 6E
| Special ....,.... AN
Fifth Floor.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-28
NO KAISER TEARS
SHED FOR DRAFT TEES
Tulsa Women show Ncw IOrutude
When IiG Men start for
Training camps,


/ That ina women of Tulsa ar"
/ ...,. y, I...,r u.t has born
,......,t
/ borne In on 'N' ""W'" "' '''''
/ fhr uapIrwnsHs uf tears "a' NAM
y..t,J ,,sfrraav afternoon when
90. 80, y,o,, Tyi.a city
''.'. ''''" ,,,,t,,1 t.,t.
/ ana ''.h' '""' u'.' ,i...' rlt. Am
..t N''" u'""1 go am con
/ ,.,.,.,.. ~ .r, sI,o Irn Tulp on
/ .rIue ss .ptrrywh,rr one would LOOK
women and children in tears rohI.
H, ..ru ou tho depot platforms h""
hanging Ur tho sides OF me '"A'I''
yesterday uw uuf very niue f'N.nh
ava. fp Tho emotions In % l'N
.vH,a If was noticed people VOC" ~,
|rl.r.Dl,nE iu 70 manner lH'l n'',"
NOT have been II was nara '' "'.
and Tlsls womanh"od desc w.
moro than passing pi'N' '',o
attitude 0u ih" departure "' 'h' '''
l.rn iof camp f''''fd',
Ih.e Vta ih" n'k' I''E'h' "'''
contingent mat mas ever '''u .,,
from Tulsa 'n' I1tF'7' '',.'h ~
"n June 'N wh"n '"v men l,"ih ~
,I.H and |'o from 'h' ,"u.ly
parted fnr camp lf'NN ',H'''"a, y
crowd contained 1lu men from w
.''N df'i' h''fd ma I'o rom W.
county lI''"'"n ne il', ,'l'1,.r' 80,
1' ihr "ii.'rs "I me '"'1, p""In ~"
day forenoon i"f cn''NlhE W. ~
were given ih"ir Tags ana 'oh'Iu'
hI'N by early in IN" "ii'rh"on .n"
w'r" Commanded 10 report ~ VIC
N..'n"' amy ''I'' " ~
-, ,,,.. -, c,o,ion
-, -..,.
More man ten Nl"uH'hu P'"P''
we're hi ih" H'all"h u" see '"' w, p
ret started on 'helr way " an,
Good nature was IN" rue ~, w
day Jokes ana muFht"r '"ulh ~
heard from every quarter ana Hoti''
of the bows promised 10 hok ,h"
kaiser and be home 10 supper TO-
morrow niEh' ,
Al ~ O'Clock IN me FORENOON moro
than l6o ~ inc dtAfted men assem-
bled at the Y NJ z, - cafeteria.
whore thcv pArtook ~ thrcWeU
luncheon given Nv tho Y NJ G. \
ana the Council of Defense. TO 7iar'
the program, all the mon stood whUf
they sang the HYMN. America.
! Rev. G W Kerr ~ the First Pres
| byterian church. who. himseIt soor
expects to be near the hring Inc W
' VI Q AaWork lcd lhe cereWohl''
/ OF with'a PRAYER
Short farewell talks were mace ~
Ir " Fcnstcrmacherp rcpres"ntinl
! tho V VI e A. senator RlnsHinEam'
| ~ tho Council ot Defense and JONI
4 " Slmmnns of the exemption hoard
Told Of "Y" WORT
! n. rro,.,.rr,oob., 40 b,. 500,
-. ...,.to,,, d,
..,,'' ,o,,s ,,t,
,.yvt an.o.r -, ,,nS n. " yo,
o., e,, uu -, wn,,.o,,.. ~,
a.,ahtt.has =, 4. 80 ,ioc. yhc,,
II a.. 49, 49,, ins,., -, ~ -,
t,,,. 60. ,,a.a r,bs,c yov r,r no
hear any VA talk unless YOU max,
Il Yourself And wherever your 20
fellows II YOU need a friend 60 4
the " secretary. The " stand
Tor home wherever YOU are"
Senator RlassinEame told of IN
work ~ the Council of Defense an
gave the bows this assurance
"whatever NAV hc YOUR lot N
Council of Defense iy with Won an
will he your friend II n our hanp
privilege IN keep the home fire
burning and We will protect you
loved ones while YOU are away" NJ
RlnssinEame's remark that
wouldn't be long until the hov
20 the tune ~ "The Stsr snangle
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-28
BUYERS COOPERATE
IN l-DELIVERY PLAN
GroocrS and Dry Goods Merchant
say People Are showing willing
ncss Ia Help save Man Power.
MANY TOTE OWN PARCELS
Elimination Of Multiplicity NJ DclN,
cries Means lIcttcr Appreciation
of War Measure.

II ls more dltrIcult for groc"rs than
dry good merchants 10 curtail dcIly.
cries according 10 the manager ~
one Of Tulsa's large grocery ami meat
stores. because persons ordering food
commodities. almost without sNcep.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1918-02-15
VIII Avoid EnaIand,s Mistake.

In England, at the outbreak of the
war, they made the mistake of driv-
ing the workers too hard, q measure
that, far from being good economy, led
to illness and waste and to the estab-
fishing by philanthropic bodies Of rest
houses for munitiOn workers. The
American association for labor leglsla-
tiOn is determined, if possible, to keep
that mistake from being repeated here.
The need of protection Is all the great
er because of the sudden entrance into
industry of women in large numbers,
mothers of the present and of the flu
ture. Then, too, much of the work
now undertaken is hurried. There are
dangers that 90 with hurriedly INSTALL
ed machinery and with activity at high
preSSureS.
The association emphasizes the ar
gument that advance social insur-
ance" is IAN effective method Of pre-
venting accidents and Illness" 1t calls
attention to the need Of keeping the
places where the work is done Sani-
tary, with plenty Of light and air. Much
of the new work is done at some risk,
but at risk that can be minimized.
Careful protection of workers In muni-
ton factories means increased prOtec-
ton to the factories as well as in
creased efficiency Of the work.