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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1918-09-13
COOK WITH CURLING IRON
Ft. Worth Housewives Do This When
Gas Fails.

When the main that supplies Dallas
and Fort Worth, Tex, with natural
gas was broken recently as the re-
suit of floods, housewives and cooks
in those cities were left for more
than a week practically without
means for cooking, as few of the
houses are equipped with any but gas
stoves.
In this emergency every heat gem
Grating device that could possibly be
used was pressed into service. The
most generally used devices were
electric irons and curlers.-Popular
Mechanics.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1918-09-13

Your street frock for fall must
be of black satin according to the
dictates of fashion, but the styles
are many. Here is a one-piece frock
which will appeal to the slender
girl or woman. 1t is made on very
straight lines with plain skirt and
blouse resembling very much the
once-popular MILDLY blouse. The
bottom of the skirt and the blouse
have turned-up cuff which is
heavily braided.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1918-09-13

If yo'' lon't believe that men are
lust as curious as women. tie up one
of your fingers and pour liniment over
it.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1918-09-13

Just because married man does
the things his wife wants him to is
no sign that he is stuck on the job.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1918-09-13

When a minister has a praying
congregation behind him he doesn't
have to worry about his back salary.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1918-09-13

Any man who depends on wages
will acquire lot more money thah
the man who depends on wagers.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1918-09-13

One difference between a gun bar
rel and rum barrel is that one kills
with bang and the other with
bung.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1918-09-13
c.

like the church because it has an
adequate world program. l know of
no institution in which it is more
profitable to invest my life. have
had years enough of service and OBJ
servation to say that if l had my life
to live over again would invest it
in the service of God and humanity
through the channel of the Christian
church.
Where are you investing your
life?
We may close with a characteris-
tic sentence from Billy Sunday: 81
believe in the whole missionary
business from top to bottom. If
didn't, what those Turks have done
to the Armenians and Syrians would
fix met!
*The attention Of our readers Is
called to the fact that these notes
for July, August and September, on
LIVING THE GREATEST LIFE. nrea
They will he ready for distribution
October 1, 1918. 1t is felt they will
be desired by Pastors and Sunday
school teachers well parents
and others. They will be helpful to
send to soldiers. The cost will be
ten cents each, postpaid, with IL spe-
cial rate of five cents each for five or
more copies to one address,. Send in
your orders NOW and you will re-
ccfve the first copies published. Ad-
dress Rev. Ernest DOurner Allen,
2O13 Lawrence Ave-, Toledo, Ohio.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1918-09-13
GREAT PIANO BARGAIN

The Gable Piano Co., 311 Superior
ST., Toledo, O., has fine instrument
in a nearby town which, rather than
ship back to Toledo, they will sell at
a great sacrifice. This piano has an
elegant case, is equipped with all
modern improvements, and is fully
guaranteed for many years to come
by The Cable Piano Co., who are one
Of the largest manufacturers in the
world.
Remember. in order to make a
quick sale they will make the price
very low and will accept reasonable
terms.
If you are interested, write to them.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-23
ONE HUNDRED EVEN
EXCLUDING COLLINS
Hcin'c Zimmerman Led All the VA
tiOnni League Swnttcrs In thns-
Ing Runners over plntc

NhNsluF runs over the plhle TOT
tho opposing team r. not Henr,
Ximmcrmans only claim 10 fame
Ernes, lauirans fiRurcs on batting
IN runs fof the National League Just
compiled md supplemcutlnt thus"
made pAblic some time back Tor the
American League, show that the
Great I,m. Tor the second time IN his
career. leads his league In this very
valuable work Zim with his hig hu'
drove In an even one hundred runs
fOJ he Giants IN lglI ur practically
20 per cent OF his teams total scored
Hal Chase NJ the cincinnati Ncir
gave him close rub FOR the honor.
the first smoker OF Christy Mathew
sons husky crew having been re-
sponslhlo for nlrcty-six.
iauiglys Statistics indicate thcre
wnH not M much timely hitting In
the Np'ional league ~ there VAS In
the American, tui In the johnson
league three battcrS drove In as
many ass one hundred runs. Bob
Noach leading with one hundred and
fifteen 20 his credit
Hans Wagner s'iil holds the rec
ord rs a run driver In the National
league since tho Ianipnn records
have horn kept Hans carried or
the hounrs ju 1907 and again In 1905
and 1903 Cr1vnth of the rhlllI"s
holds the honor Tor two wears. 1918
and 1878. and Sherwood MaEee ~ a
Philly, for two In 1910 and 1914.
Frur't Schultz. then with the Cubs
was tho chief run driver in 1911 and
Hal chase won the honors In 1915.
Tho houors Tor the biggest batting
day tn tho matter OF driving In runs
last season goes to Tom Griffin ot
the Reds. who on July 10 drove IN
six Of the ten runs the Reds scored
In u game against Boston
The runs hatted In record NJ the
Natlona1 league. for 1917. according
to I.auigan. follows for hltters bat.
ting In ten runs or,more.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-23
Western League Season
wiz Open on A priI so

TOPEKA, kan .reh 30 The
1913 scnson Of m. Western league
Vlll open April 30 and CLOSE sep
rrmbcr l.. according to = tentative
schedule announced here today by
f. W Dickerson. president Mr.
Ilckersun said he expected the ten
trt.pe schedule would be adopted at
the league meeting at nes Mo,nes
next Wednesday
The tentative schedule includes
both Topeka and IIutchiason. which
up now conducting campaigns 20
secure teams this season. Topeka
would open a. Wichita and Hutch
,usor az Joplin while the porthcru
stiles I'm the league would open At
Omaha and St Joseph
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-23
WEEGHMAN WILL NOT
TOLERATE H0LD0UTS
Cuh pluNcrs Who Hcfusc Ia Come
utrturc VIII Not Pial.

ClU. NGO Feb e2.--Charlcs n.
NugwHn. president OF the Chi
ESQ Etuouals. served notice to-
rtu. .a piuy crs regarded as hold.
cu.a I'p said that unless they came
lo TERMS before the departure ot
ua r..h fHr the training camp they
VII t uUli-od To remain al home
ana 500. other employ ment
not ne bottle od with
f.... this season Moogham
a, Nc did not make any big
ea.s .u .'HticH despite the war Tho
rHlnu cannot afford 10 pay cnor-
maUs .I'urios and ;he players should
br wa.r ,l understand the situation
eur'.uuIr- the club owners
ll. ,'Yu win leave tor the train
HE umu at Pasadena, cal, early
l', .,h
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-23

Tommy Rurrs defeated Marvin
Hart In 90 rounds al Los Angeles
twelve years ago today Feb. 2S.
1905 As result of this contest
the Canadian claimed. the heavy
weight Championship o' the world.
the title which Jeftries had handed
over to Hart when the latter
whipped Jack Root at Reno In 1905.
Hart patiye OF Kentucky. was a
great scrapper IN bis day but as "A
heavyweight champion he was some
thing of iokc. After losing his
"honors to Burns he went from bad
to worse. and wab knocked out by
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-23
NcG0Ueyn- -SNlHUan Battle

Terry McGovern defeated Dave
sullivan in fifteen rounds at Louis-
VILE sixteen years ago today, Fcbru-
airy 23, 1902. This was one OF the
ilercest contests ever staged In the
hentucAy metropolis, which used 10
pe lhe scene Of many hard bouts
Dave had been fcathcrweight cham
plon few weeks In 1898. when he
neht Solly Smith, but was soon after
"ord hcsted by George Dixon Dave
"aH anxious 10 recover his lost hon
ufs McboNern was also an eN-
teaiherweight champ. having lost his
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-23

tltlc&o Young Corhett AT Hartford
d, Few months before The Louisville
htfalr was to decide whether Sulli-
van or McGuycrn should have the
nrst whhch at the champion Dem
Nerii". Sullivan took an awful heat
mg ON that occasion without Wbim-
poriug In the hope that he might
land knockout wallup Terry was
too clever. aud al the end Of the
fifteenth round Bob titzSimmous.
VIII" acted a. referee. sent the bat
tered sullivan to his corner and
raised Tcrrys paw In token of vic
tory
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-23

presence iu the squad cannot but
have lz cffuet uuUu the others
capable players VIII bee glut an the
market this summer with so many
league. not even starting and a
PLAYER bet out hv u major lcugpe
club viii lHt about have to 40 10
work somewhere or something
No iuCL Tor Inafrr-,
Winter loafers among the CRIT
men will bo decidedly out of luck,
as they say I'M tho army FOR the
regulars VIII have less thnu three
weeks ~ practice at Aurunla before
opening their transforming trip at
Chattanooga ou Npri sore arms
viii lust have 90 recover us they
used TO In The old days before the
athletes were coddled 80 much
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-23

NNtu hMle NttkNMdll It hIh'
ID National league mugn1tc rDriho'
were unanimous in declaring that his
uulpr,ng thc list Of muguis would hr
for the GOOD NJ baseball ana that
aud new methods Possibly tHIH Nm
true. charles Wchh murphy and
others were found dlsluNhl iu base.
NNlI aud we're expelled from thu
'''sur tho 20 took several yeats
li1. W'"rhmun proved y h'lp 90
lhc National lcagu"' hns hH 900
Narur, been Tor the good ut base.
uN| W. thnh not Tho other mo.
Eu.s "rr a. prcty good sort lluuN
Hampstead ~ Now YORK william
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Ih'N also scored WccFham for
hlA cheap publicity seeking efforts.
hI'nDn blchoy charged that the thts
Gag" InatnN" hod uwporod win
r'rI."I story In which u letter was
shown. written BY WccShmnn, Offer.
lue lhuuluua sum Tor tho Young
'aldilhI Ihe moEuls went ON tee
ora as heluF In favor " curbtng ad-
l'''uhu puhiltitN-huek"rs ana pruc-
lI'aU\ put an end 10 Netghman'H u
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-23
Southern association
To Adopt no Schedule

ATLANTA, Ga. FeM WHOM
the annual spring Wcetius NJ ne
Southern Association Baseball clubs
con cnpi today general opinion was
TINT the playing schedule calling fnr
liD games this year wouti hc
uJlpptel win comparatively icN
changes. Another important Item for
cnndts fntion Was the method 10 Doe
adopted for collecting the war tlN
ON admissions. The plan worked OIL
by the major Leagues Was favor nd
by most Of the maRnates.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-23
Ramona AH-Sfdrs Win
From IOiG "Y" 3f27

TTTFT ~ Nv nv " WV
RAMONA okla. FEB ~ ruc
RHmunn a.I-siats claimants OF he
smatorr BASKETBALL champluuSDu 'f
the southwest won from the lola.
kan. YIN g. a last ups, 90 'u
., The Ramona quintets ItaaaN
was as follows Hoouc and lrNlg.
forwards, Iultf center usuiol- end
Cox guards 3ouuos ruat -uuIur
featured. he Getting - N,.G r,.us
Ramona m.o'g the Sclm,l'1cr lt"
Of Kansas Cify next vouU |it
schmeltzc have not been defeated
in three reHIf
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-23
TULSA HIGH SECONDS
BEAT SAND SPRINGS
Thackcry's Goal shooting Features
lie Getting all Of Tglsn's Points;
score Was IS 10 n.

Tho Tulsa high school scc,nds
won from sand Springs hish school
five last night 10 TO IS, preliminary
to the Tulsa Dewey game Thurk
erys goal shooting was tho feJfaro,
hc cIFiug every point for Iuiat
.1ulsl scrubs Sand SpgIr r.-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-23
SCHEDULE SHOULD BE
AID TO WASHINGTON


WNsIuNGToN rrh 3D.. Th"
Gnffmvu should pet away 10 "a tlN-
iug start this oom.us HeuHun unless
everything breaks against theW.
They certainly mo favored In me
schedule They open at homo iui
eight tdhtes's hitting tie New YORK
Yankees before Miller HuEE'us has
thum ruuuiug smoothly In hi" style
.nf baseball ana then taking on
Connie Mack ana riug budir, de
gIucd 10 ha tho football OF tho
American league Tor 1918
Leaving home on their first short
trip they En right back at tho yam
KEGS for four games Thoy viii have
ulRyed twelve games before faclnE
Ed narrow's Uoston Red soN In tho
uuh ON Aptil 90 The Rod NoS are
generally glvcn credit Tor shaping NJ
M the llkelicst eastern contender for
tho chnmpinnshlp, and the Griffs
win have tn he on their stride TO do
much there Rut II they have
cleaned up eight or nine Victories In
their u-sleH with the Yanka and
Macknen, they will ho moving right
along like Hrltish tank toward the
German limos
Rut eyrn II tho Griftmen DO stub
their toes over l2d harroV's mob,
they VIII have On opportunity or
catching up at once. Tor they Will
stop of at rhlladelphia Tor three
rance beginning May \ Thus, NJ
their first nineteen contests tltteeh
Win be with the Yankees and Mack
men at time when neither hBEte-
nation is expected to he much
-.
pidor.d a benefit FOR a ball club n
the sntlng rings true Tor the urltf-
men this year, and there II no rea'
son Tor thinking II wont They have
another bulge on tho western clubs
when they open stay NJ Georgia
avenue ON May 7 that viii continue
for three solid weoks
seven with Red SOY.
before hitting the road nm u long
trlp. tho driffmen are booked Tor
only seven games with the Red SoN,
pirknd ms cnntendcrs. They have NJ.
teen contests with the Yankees and
Mackmen both admittedly weak
trnms. and all their sixteen battles
with tho western clubs viii taxi"
place nt Georgia avenue,
while baseball liz the most uncrr-
,.aln sport In the world, nevertheless.
tho Griffmcu II they are 20 be In the
running IN 1918, should b. able to
take cvcrv advantage OF the sched-
ule aud opeu AZ Boston nj May ~,
one ~ the clubs 10 he rsckoncd with
by fans IN every city In the Amerl-
can league
The first practice for the CRIT
mon is due to take place al Augusta.
Ga. three weeks from tomorrow.
Tho battery men under command ~
Iuclc Nick" AltrOck and Squire
'Miyue Martin, coach and trainer, re-
abectlvely. viii depart southwArd on
Saturday, March . Even In war
Amos that fsrst hunch sffbuld be In
the neat llitlc Georgia city by gun
day morning, and prepared for tho
preliminary work on the following
morning
There is a certain seriousness eN-
pected ~ the teams candidates this
year that has been absent since the
Invasion ~ the Federal league Iron
olad contracts nt top figures are mo-
moro wise. fcvol headed athletes
appreciate conditions and their
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-23
FIRST METH0DISTS
VICT0RS IN FIRST
Take Opener In Chur'h Basketball
League From south McthodistS;
Score, - Ia i5,

The First Methodist WON from the
VSoIth M'thodists In the FIRST rawe
~ the church iiasketunll loaguo ut
Ia, Y NJ. e.. \ last night, Tho gamo
was well played ar1 promises much
Tor the future OF the league.
Tho South MCtHhdistg team work
was good. while McClure's haskell
shooting was sensational Smith s
pIardir. was responsible In large
iutasuro for keeping First Mclho-
disls' score down.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-23
STEADFAST PURPOSE URGED
ON HOG ISLAND W0RKMEN
Admiral Ii0u les Calls tuon ship
Yards tu build Fast und
strong

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. ~ More
Ua $1,000 Wnrkmen and numerous
I""l officers ana representatives
.hlrus board took part tn pa
'|l,, exercises a. Hos Island to-
as}. which included the raising ot
81. Immense American flag at the
"iI. uuun building
NfHl Admiral Francis r. GuWlys,
't' ,'.yuty came hire from Wash
.e.'n ,1 assume control uf the chn-
RNc.un NJ the shlpyard at Hog
rand and Ca supervise the building
q mls there made "A speech in
FM.h ho said
I'' Sou Who are engaged In the
n'l'ss, 'hipbuiliing enterprise the
N..'N ula ever known. draw inspiI-
t."o ."m the most dominant feA-
.e'' ". Washington character
s. INV. "'.ncss ob purpose, unyarying
r'.'.'.n 90 tho welfare OF country
I'" ilrs' great offensive ~ TIE
."''i.'n i.GqNte IS the building OF
.ur''Nut marine to make the
s.uN effective iu the war YOU are
~" |H 'Nr frst line ~ attacks, let
y. WIN s'ealfast purpose. driN-
ever" nail home and making
,.'f I.E"i sound. Let us each IN
t own way No conscious OF our
' 'NI encouraging to our mRtoB,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-23

llcld Rnhls. fi"Wcll o, 'truihhn
:. IIillcr ?. Mcclure .. Smith Q
Aiken 2
Foul goals; CnrnahAn T.
Referee. Burkholler.
TWouty- minute periods.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-23

Field oouls Thtcksrv o. ChaS
man 9 Rupert Z Irrrusou -
Free gouls Th3ckcr,. 3
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-23

First Credit Man--'liNY about
Jones Of PigNille Center '''"
second Credit Man ilo always
pays cash 20 We don't guoN how
honest he isi"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-23
mitchell MUST FILL
GAPS IN CUBS BIG a


Nuu
""'N'' "llu Nl'A 'afl'r'
pr,,.,,t. ,.,.., ...
VI 1000 '.''h 200 ''
'l' 'h''"SD cubs mas upset Mana
ser NItyhrlls pitching plans ana
thut ia b,,u.,,.,,t h. ,,,i...,..
''
''"''t'"''ht nae calculated more
lh0u anything else Hu t,UuVg pitch.
inc to cara, DO i. .,h, fro,t NI,.h
was heard Of what us .bI.. r,t,l..
Alexander Vuurnu D,u,I,. and
TIu .womll I' rn tr, .,n,s,f,.n
tui NOW Iu1srYs h, ouf .s IN. r.'
suit ut AN att.,.A al ,nrordl,Irts ~
his home ,u th, south
with DOUGLAS ,purt,J out ,r.
new candidatss a.. r,rflour5 for
ucrb.rsru, ~, ,,I,,,,iI.. ..,,,,. y,,,, '''' "
y hey are JuuDs 10, tbixIrI Walker
anu I,'ul 'NicD 'eIter Walker
NIl'nlN s neW'um"i ON Mana
A'r MI'hr'ls roster, hut hr looked
80 w "N''''ht ana MADE snrh an 'W.
p''Ahl'h % ON ihr manager that b" u
,"u't' i'i Ih' position Ih'
l'.l l'l' h' hpa HAD major league
~ ''I'h," u'I"r" is IN h'- iavur
,, '' 'h' 'p'n'nh or uaaehall ana
".'r iurn iu athletics thNt douglas
WI not uc able To ensngu in a, game
h'u I"' 'I I'".l lh''g W"ulHt
rI,s. ~ .', 1, "''
,,'E' 'hr "lr'A'l'h VII! uu' Hl""
wi ',''",1 ,'.. 'N"' '", ''''I' ''a'
ina, ,r, W., "' "''
., w Wv ',i9'n
st,,',,.I ,,, 4, '"lu ~" Vr
"NN', ""l ~
a., ., -, '''''l w W, tu,N'
Nlhll. u VIII lc an lUl, f'HiiNE flEnl
s, l'I',
tal, ,,,,, .,,i' uJ'r''i ="
ANA .r,S.r III, N"''"o, ,,',i 1"sli"
- 49,, H,,.,n H""'' W.
n,l,, ,,'.'i w, l.'L'
49,, ~ WV. w. Nlu
C,r,r, r "a ',Ii' ,,,'p,,. ','' ~ 49,.
ntte, mo-, .,a,,it, ,.,,., vi'e ~, ~
ti '''''''''' nun ~ W." '''o
g
bthers Not counted strong.
This ia not tu he eNnocted. as'
ihrte is not another twirler on the
CORDS that seems TO stand "A chance
To keen either walker 6r Carter
from being awarded the place.
Claude IogdElN and We Aldridre
are not ukcly ~ DO a. They were
su crrntic last summer that they
VIZ bo tpruuatc tu be retained at
al.
Manager Mit~heliA theory OF good
Dltchors Is ths. tG ~ must have CON
troI to be of any real ser, cc II
they are unable to'acquirr that they
viii toss or more Ramc4 than they
viii win Lack Of control is the
most prominent fault OF both Hen
dirk md Aldridge. Most OF tho time
trev are as Wild as the much talked
about March hare The manager
knows 1t and that 10 why he ls not
planning for their being OF much
value to him, unless they display
decided Improvement In form on
the Flrirg trip-lf they make IL
Walker and Carter have control
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-23
For The IIappy Bride.

49,. 'n.." heard " linen showers
' .'h'r affairs ~ that uature'"
.O' course"
,u'.'. nae. aid YOU ever hear ~
y, af being the happy recipient
VI coat shuwer7r
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-23
OKLAHOMA WINS FROM
KENDALL FIVE 53-l9
rfc-bytcrInns Play Better Game
Than Expected, hsss' Soss
shooting Was Feature.

Showing surprising strength. the
Is udall college Lask .ters helu ben
ME owens sooners TO q rs 20 ~
hgore At the start, II lookcd
though oklahoma would swamp tho
prC-byteriHns, but the local COZ
lrrlans braced and though dsfeatsu,
showed excellent promise TOT INV
future.
AFTER Few minutes OF piay, Risen
was benchod for Push. tsls iesvlhs
mos. VI the scoring To Hasa, formo'
Ramona hlgh school star Tns
slender forward played q spienulo
game. caslng IL field goaiS and TWO
from free throws.
kendalrs team work, as was 70
tc expected, was extremely raSgen'
Nhile the Sooners exhibited only fair
team play. Oklahoma's passing Was
90 times ~ the true owen sy's.
while at other times IL lacked 'hA'
fuuner snap =,
. Haas goal shooting. Boyies alt
around play aud the work or the
suoncr guards were outstanding fes-
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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-12-07
TO HELP SOLDIERS
LAND GOOD JOBS
Defense Councils Have A New
Duty To Perform.

The council of defense organizations
in lAlest Virginia as in other states,
including all county councils, will be
utilized in each locality to find EN-
pigment for soldiers following their
rehabilitation from the military ser
vice. it was announced by Jesse v.
Sullivan, secretary Of the state coun-
ell and communications to this effect
were sent to all the county councils
This was directed by the state
council and was based on a telegram
received by Governor Cornwell from
the national council, in which reso-
lutions of that body were set forth,
calling on the legislature to enact
further legislation. if necessary, ex-
tend the life of the defense councils
as provided for in the emergency act
of eighteen months ago.
AS the West Virginia law which
created the state council Of defense
provided for its continuance for SIX
months after the, close of the war
however, it is probable that there
will be no need of furthr Legislation
On the subject in this state, it is said
Under the present law, if the end of
the war is dated from the signing OF
the a1mistice terms, the council Of de-
tense organization will be maintain
ed until May II, of next year.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-12-07
USE OF. TANKS IDEA
CAME. FROM AMERICA

Tho use of tanks in warfare re
suited from ideas gained by a Brit
ish official while watching the dem,
onstration of an American farm trac
tor in. a German city in 1918. This
official account of the origin of the
tanks is given by Col. l. c. Welburn
director of the Tank Corps Of the
United States army in his annual
report The report contains no infor-
nation as to the American tank
program as it was prepared before
the cessation of hostilities.