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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-21
\ soldIcr,. Cllnncr.-

Buffalo Llpress
Figures compiled by Tot. W.s.,y
paper published hy the soldier. a.,
!ort Tottcu. on mo soldiers ,n.-r.,
~ life make an encouraging ....
The summary H aH follows
elias 20 chances uf Iuu.. I.r.
Go one chance Of being killed
Has 9N chances ~ r,..rr,,
from wounds Co two chIu.# uf H.,
inE
HlH only one chance ia five hun.
drri "t losing q lImD.
VIII Use five years .unF.r .s.
Duwy lf military training
'lH fro,r from disease lu .rr army
than IN clyil NO.
"lIus hottor medical care at mo
front than ut homo
Ia other wars from ten 10 fifteen
mon died from disease TO one from
bullDfs
This war is lesH wustoful Of l's
than any other in history. altholh
the contrary opinion prcy1iA"
AMERICANS already have got W..
away from the idea, $50 industriolfy
cultivated 10y the pacifus that ga.
ing into military rorylce meant going
10 certain death cr. at least. a per,
m1nent loss OF health The cheerful
crowds OF young mrn who have
marched through Huualos Gr.an
Tor the last scw nights. on their way
to caun. were not thinking OF death
and wounds Neither were fhs
cheering crowds of friends who blds
them goodbye The boys nowadays
ure an hriNg suut away with 90 smile
10 is Il smile OF hs{e as well ns u
patriotism
The soldier is willing tp gSe his
HE for his country n that should
De necessary but he Is not enter
Ing tine service with tho depressing
thought shat it Is going 90 cost him
his " re rs expecting % come
home nram .ni 90 share iH tho
honor which tygB man who t1krs
pfrt u this war VIII hc regarded
That is as 10 should be- Llo 900 any
pursuit ls uncertain 40 individual
can control tho time or manner ur his
death Why think OF death Iu rnr-
rection with military work any more
than with ans other2 The task
which we have LOO hand is 90 crush
the power of tho Huns nnt We Brs
going 10 do b. That ts the one DOM
mating thought of all America toe
day,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-21

simply inclnorated tho earhsg. -.
disposed ~ H. in some tIn.,.'l
wastrtul manner
There are q good many u.H,-. u.
amples or collective rXiat...-.
The New York Times cites tn. g,,
.hat fabric mills arc shown. ..-.
1000 styles, although tho r... \,
'he trade IL done In 100. or gUs \,
most Practically 500 style. 0..',
Do discontinued without sor.n.. ..
convenience. thereby rc,ctane r.,
chinery men. and capita. d.. H..-.
Important work The Sam, .......
tlons should bee applied to s...s. .,
shoes. shades " paint. types uf A.,
tomohlio tires. and many uHrr ,..
iicios which are sun being r..#...t
in "a muiuciplc OF yHu-..
Under present conditions ,....v
g1nce does not consist sJ n..r i.
the actual money that h ....f p,
wasted but 600 tho dlvcrs0u .r rs,
and material from essential .utyt
trica ana occupations Asa t..n.,
we should gtt r,ldy 10 pa'...' I,
Ercuter degree OF CuUcuuy, ma
because collective cAlrnwllr.. b.
very had offender iu this r.a.f
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-21
"Mithln a Llmited clrSlc.n

Cincinnati Enquirer
In spite OF his most careful efforts
Chancellor Won Hertllng has way
. OF letting the cat out ~ tho Tag la
HIS speeches before the reirhsthg
| on the subject Of peace. Black.
| terocious with It's claws spread and
| us teeth showing. tho feline creature
I Hprang INTO view again In yesterday
/ address. After tho most flagrant Of
! forts 10 place tho burden nf rofua-
| ing 10 end the war upon the shout
/ derH ~ the allies tho chancellor
solemnly ostentatlously and mBEnll-
/ u1uenuy declares himself and tho
! German nation ready to Examine "a
/ peace offer n II Is seriously made.
Immediately ana with scrupulous
care"
nut no continues ~ Ia necos
Hlry for tho appointed representa-
lives NJ the enemy powers duly uu-
thOrizgd by their governments 20
give us 90 understand that such dis
cutsionH are posslhl discussions
which. for tho time being. will
naturally he within % limited circle. Do
~ was through this last significant
phrase that tho cat leaked out.
within limited circle"
because ~ has been within those
limited circles gathered around
council tables ir the capitals of
Europe that sn much 'divlmont has
been accomplished in tho past our
president voicinr tho unanimous de-
termination ~ the allies has openly
and repeatedly r'fgHfI in hr drawn
into On, utmacirs ana the irtrica-
rias 90 those secret sessions Prov
Iures have been hartcr,t and peoples
3D. fl B..
limited circles" g. Justify the allies
u permitting themselves 90 hu drawn
Within another such trup lu nu
emergency "a. critical na this what
'hru demand .uI win certainly sr-
,.rn H HtvlgW discussion NJ the
great problems before the world.
Tho Germans have claworct for
place "lu tho sun" Their chance 20
get 10 has arrived Let them come
out into the sunlight. N ihov dare.
ana make definite proposition Iu
answer 90 those which tho allies
have again and again set forth We
are tired Of eyas.onE ~ circunlocu-
lions. ~ invitations 90 descend into
somebody's subcolnr put ont tho
lights. gather into limited circle
and decide the fate OF the world In
whispers
Isn't there an old tradition that II
You can draw "A chalk circle around
a goose ho will be- NO hvpnotged by
its mystical curyo as to hc unable TO
escape Docs chancellor Won llert-
ling take the allies for flock uf
Eocse7 Does hc imagine that such
wise old unders aH Lloyd George
Monsieur Clomenceau. Signor Nenc-
7rl0s and Woodrow Wilson Are lite
lv 10 let him get them within the
dangerous circle NJ their diplomatic
ouChantments7 We should worry
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-21
\ nnrh Mlntcr ComIns

TTS rrsiimlnary warning from nv
fuel admnis'rluou-,has q m,lhi.'
f'r American tamIRes which i' ..'
fIrr'v aside from all questions
latino t1 tho efficiency ~ me I''
control That administration d'' mn.
l,rducf itself go well gs, N'''
20 warrant an implicit t'i'I '0
infaulhiliy this year but We
troy. that whatever 80 docs on "..
mot 40 for the development '
rro,ection Of the countrys tJ'.
pIv. tho consequences will nave '' ''
rarried hv the consumers
yys furthrr can see that th'H' GOT
s,o,,rrces win he unpleasant I'f
,,iion is heading into q hard winter
rho war Is lust about around ih,
,,,,cr from tho American home a.
th. rrrsout minute ana ina month
az go ~ viii bo sitting on the door
stSp ,t.. ..
,,st and our fl'c is 20 be intimate
D., unplcaslntnesg for duration
A,orirans will have % touch of t'.
comfort and worry and au0r'0''
,ion ihis winter and reconciliation w
,br prpgncr' in advance may Na.N '
tbe proross of rr87ius'wcnt '1 'hf
reality Artrr lt win he un optm
winter huf hard one and ''.
moral preparation now will .''"
sawc uhrs.ral acceptance e'rr '.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-21

wichita Raaron
n ErrIns 'o look MS though the
1Ifps hpl uuit rho wntohful waiting
md wero actually intervening in Rus
s.l
The news yesterday was that a
goo1-sIzcI army of American and
british soldiers had occupied the
Miuman coast ana had occupied
somo important points They have
been met with general cordially by
the Russian population except the
d.scrcdltcd Hoshevlki. and. seem 20
be In a fair way 10 form "A nucleus
around which the sane and patriotic
element ~ the Russian people may
group Itself and constitute formid-
able opposition 10 Germany.
At tho same time the pro,aliy
, Cyecho- S'uvaks have won important
victories against tho Germans and
[ Holosh,vIk IN siberia. and are get
ting somo cucnurlrom emit from the
I presence OF AN allied garrison HSlHd
| at NhdlvHvok
These events indicate very str0nrIv
Z that Russia is ON the point uf ur-
l tcrTulnE great change and ruN
soon Doc brought back ta r.Nt ..
/ tho aide OF world democracy fffHE
/ Is true % viii hc one OF flH
achievements OF tho WAT
n Is not tD ho expected .t course.
that Eussl can rp.Hu..I.. ..
an extent tht H V." r.
thing Nhr ih, fr.nf 0' ".| .|.
aror The country h1. boom ."...|
and exploited ana .s u .H'. ..
great economic exhaustion IrHHs-
] try .s dewuu.rHf UuI military '..
uIuI|Un ia I.u.HH. r"H..N .'...
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-21


hH..IH coo. IuH.UH.
Although tno United States dld not
'u',I tUr world war with any anne
h.N.u fu profit thereby iu a mater
Ia. way. % is certain ihnt when tine
dawn uf peace comes ihiH nation will
tnd lFoIt iu Tar more ndyuuta-
ruuH position boz lfz lnir-uatiunat rC-
nNou than was ever Amcd or II
now appears pIUuttV thst this
country vii. emerge from the con.
t... with thH LARGEST mercantile
rUrt Ono tHr vnr' The trtrl
States shipping board is engaged up-
nn stUu"ni1us program 20 snip
production AS "a war measure. tuI
I1 au PROBABILITY most uI these ships
VIII Doc aNaUabir Tor after fhc wtr
service fHr 'nr benefit nf American
foreign commerce. certainly the
whole scheme uf American fnrr.gu
trade viii ho changed mt th.- t,t
has mot escaped tGc German blsI-
ness iufoyt.fs
tcouoml. Gormtny ls now iu a
H.4ip az nOus.y .yru1'IFu over fur p.n-
7luHri league 90 nations. which Is tho
tentative lBwr Tor tGe association
ut ihu 20 nations OF rho prfrUtc u..
Ilol force. that i- already fu rN.
I"fUU.H This IH 'nH musf turwll
apIo menace that threatens G,..
many today according Co. Nur hest
autuuTiue- Whether Germany wins
cog loses tuc Wal. fn.H mrnt.e vIN
continue but the lrss.uIng yHanCca
uT German victory now becomes IL
black cloud over GERMANY com.
WrrUyI ntuyrs,s chat cannot be dIs-
.lpbtud by u'I the mHufnlus, Oft me
wHUu' kaiser Tho United States
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CnlcctlAc EKtrnNngnncc.

ih."HEO iHNa .N.
There ia a kind Of collective eN-
trHvaEpnCe. wo are beginning 10
learn. which 's even moro wts'eiul
thnu individual extravaganza. MT,
Hoover informs us Tor example. that
one ton Of garbage will provide
enough ENurriD in make explosive
TOR ~ shells. enough fats for i"
pounds of soap. ant' sufficient itr.
l.rrr no ErnW eight bushels "t
wheat Yuf many communities RtN'
Ir the mast made no effort WHATEVER
.tl cNtrlGi these products. but have
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-21

hhnHah wy htert .f
IN NahS'H ~" '"st tpt IA
nh m tNsst - Is Io,ao,, 1917 ~, w 90 Alce
| ~, 49,. s.i,., ,-. w., cg, ,Mfay.
~ 49,, .,,t... .ise 10 " the
~, ~ .Ioning 10 inquire u
/ 1....... ,.,,...rea.'
r...t.. ,r.s tm. iho campaign has
.......f.F y.ry largely of letter wit
... hy to candidates. and In thi
,..r DO Ia well known. Governor
.... vr, s running for me
.r...H states senate. has ON me
..... ..HHIH1il- "hii In tho shade"
D. . said thlt Governor Clrners
......rs nst I, tho envy Of llI KAN
.. u..,plns
e.ur story Is told OF how mo
..,.rrors corrcsroudcnIH bureau
works. Frank Grimes is ono N
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-21
LiUe issues of the Day
Tnc Meaning of rrofltccrIng.

True Meaning OF Irontccring.
one financial publication that re.
Gt... q, rauuufIuge OF hrItfg 'hr
scandal of prortecIng lu war uWc.
IA utitc general practice ~ American
business. ls Investment NewH ut 'N.
,utu' "Not all nor indeed auy iW
purtaut part OF tho extraordinary DOB
crease iu the uurt 10 au article. $500.
ing into daily consumption ia ad, ..
increased demand on diminished
supply. says that magazine, War
pryttccrgug be- AT fh, bottom ot most
ut o. n not altogether. Nil'r
commenting on tHr increase boo tn,
pr fts OF five thl1Eo packers 'i
BOO per cent uuiur war conditions
Investment News adlH
"Not alorc the packers are nc-
yused Of ptoNtccr.ng uut 'hr .'U-
utrs. the wlIorH tho leather men. thc
metal producers who have grabbed
60 Is charged riFhf and l"ii CO..
. rvrdlr,s uf utuuuu. service uI SAGE
|rinrc.
/ !, has no remci, TO- propose other
. that iu take The excess profits 100
taxation.
. Nevertheless Investment N,Ns 10
mistaken ln stating that ro per, Dy
'u small part uf hsh prices duo
to Increased demand ur diminished
.sappy. since the DuNUr Increase lu
prices ls tuo exactly tu iHlf ,Hnd..
uou This cam uc u.uNuI tH fH. AT.
IaItUuon of ans lus.Hrsa man. We
should think
Iu tne ruu p't.r tHs Aw.Ur1u
business nnu n wa. tm. . mort aIt-
tpItuI fIuW tho au#r Utu Iu I.l.o
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-21

.Hr anarchist appeals 90 emotional
persons ut superficial cultivation
whether writer's. college mon. sham
economists or sham religious ami
charitable workers because DO makes
90 demand either uu robust yigor OF
soul or thnrourhnrss Of mental pro-
cess. At the moment 10 mauifests
Itself iu sympathy Tor the W W
and Tor convicted dyuamItcrs ana
wuricrors Ike Mooney
There are honest and Ignorant
worNmcn who join the T. W W be-
cause they are mlsled or because In
some givor locality Industrial CON
diuors really are lntolerablc have
heard ON good authority of logFlng
'r1wIg. fnr instance. whore 'no men
Joined tho D w W and uu,t..cd
sabotage because fUry were treated
iElurioIIN uuI f1uuauiy ana where
good treatment turned them into
H"o1 citizens Eut Z know nv morr
Humcrous Instances iu which the
leaders have simply been tnuss aud
uHIIuruus uH'uflgf.rs whose Grim.
ut'I'r Was NOT Iu inr l,ls. due fo
social conditions bur to their own
foul natures Uv alI means let no
.rpmciy tho social conditions that
Nru wrong hut ief us shuu as vc
would shun The plague that utwkish
sruNWCuolIN ~ dnVurrht moral
lu1 physical novpri.ra which fa1rs
in can murder treason. violence.
1fs.r and rape hy fhrU rFhf um,s
and treat ih,m ass crimes 90 hc puu-
.-n'I v'h RELENTLESS severity
Actually there have been make
believe social retorurrs who have
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-21
National Anthems.

" M
E.N .NHt Italian celebration. one
... r.I."HE .u uIIrr It might Ur a
g'"H Trims for utnim1srrs and
I...ru organizers to rIU moro uf.
'a..". fH OBJ. o'Hre. .f u.. of nae
.unH. anthems. and .n. Hs have the
Royal March, or fHe GlribaIdi
.Ewu instead uf nlunrnnr.ltn sp.
.. . nna yAr.u 10 come. to IuIvs
'.H IN ono knows Tine .Allr-
...#. uHI thrills fp t and even
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-21
Politics In Kansas.

Kansas City Star
In Kansas now that .tb4 ivsf
harvest is about 90 he o, MN
lard tho Liberty bond drive Wy
Red cross drive Hra ont of tHAa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05
BODIES WILL BE BROUGHT
BACK WHEN WAR IS OVER

wAsHNGroN. Sep, i-Ameri-
cans who'losc their uycs .n the war
abroad VIII be buried there only
temporarily Where Identification
is possible tho bodies will oe placed
Boo marked graves. % Doe taken up
whom tho war .s ovS- and hrough,
home This plan OF the vlr qepl.t-
mont was disclosed today ly rro
publication Of articles ot arrcsusr,
between me army and navy r,rlII-
Ing transportation ~ a.k and
wounded from osrreas a section
,of tho asroNusnt Says.
Tho remains of 8I officers enc
N.'-d mon and civilian smr...,s
Who have died OF VIII hcrclf.. Ile
200 France shall be buried .r frIn.a
Num 'na end OF the war when 40
.cm1ns 'NHI boz brought back fn '1,
'n..fd states for final Inftsnar.
such DemgterI7l Ac!nt,. the
army may have acquired .n flrUe
shan bf available to the navy
The remains OF an ofN.lr. ,n.
Ns'.d men and civilian rmrI.lss
who d'a on ships on route ru ar
from 'he, United states rhlu be
.WllIw'd and returned o fr.
Hn.'"d, states ON the ship. ON rh..h
death 0o0grrol.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05

Tom Moore On Just or Tonight"
/ DE- unlhrlnrd Tor preaerflfIa1 fr1,-
At ihe Majestic and la this .s ono .f
me really important offsrnra ~ ine
year p great amount of interest b..
sure 10 he aroused Tom Nforrr ..
ON" ot IoldVNn's foremost stars 3D..
Is one OF the most suarr.sfuI .rl4v.r.
on iho screen and has possibly more
Following than many names f.4tYr,H
.ln motion pictures
Tom Moore is hailed 9s , GRANT,
faNorifr in Tulsa IIs 4rfirr D. ,I
ways a finished Performance and DO
De- sail that m his present veh.rir
Just for Tonight" no Is aesn t1 t.,.
l'r advantage than .n any rIl, ,,t
offered by him Thon 30 is frua rh,t
me ScIdwyn company has ir,.r.tst
him with wonderful stof, cast ana
production. Their reputation f.r su
porh plays and players le I0tar,g
uohlI IN Ns scope and they h4va
overlooked nothing in surrou,firr
Mr. Moore with am th1t.is hssf Ir
motion picture material The,a Is
quite a story in Gust fnr Tnrfyht Do /
IL deals with q theme that ls urp.
halIv appealing and ono that ,,.r
prove quite euteratn.ue Nfr Moor. /
handles NE leading role in d ,rar,s-
'hat VIII leave nothing vanfIua
Tom Moore IN 'Just FOR ronIrbt. .
VIII ho tho attraction at the Nlfe.t..|
.oi lhree days starting AZ 1880 nr|
morning
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05
H. B. SPAULDING DIES
AT MUSK0GEE WEDNESDAY

u Y spauldins. one Of Muskoges
eounFs most tnfluetial men. and a
conspicuous figure IN affairs OF the
creek nation, into which he married
Tor many years, passed away In Mus.
Noeee WedneFdav evening The end
came very suddenly q
Mr Sn1ulding had been mavor OF
bis home city a democratic national
committeeman. ana az ono fIDr. was
mentioned as the democratic ror,,.
nee for governor
Ito gave the ground and hY.ff.res
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05
Women and War Work
yE 6 o O q

women residing IN the east and
south nsctions ~ the city. ana r. dis.
continuance Will noccssitate a change
10 mo plans OF many women for
work
For tho present these women are
re1uoTied 10 change tao scene ~
ih'ir Hhura % RED Cross hcadduAr-
tors. while others who NO desire.
may X" 'n the First Presbyterian
1h'i Wotlroomg in the church Tnn
city Will afford many plaess fbls
winter in which women NAV devote
their time 10 tho cause. thus finding
hn outlet Tor their patriotism.
on" thousand nurses week.
It's % sfudrndouH pace 10 set The
southwcHteru division must alone
provide 1000 ln tho next cIght
weeks This was tho original quota
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05

tor Spau'dlng college. which bears
ms name. and has contributed
largely 20 tho support Of the school
Tor many years. His charities have
always been subject OF wonder
and admiration
Mrs. Walter Howard OF Tulsa Is
daughter and son. Tom spaulding.
-s ln tho officers training school at
camp Bowie.
The funeral will be held today
Among the Tulsans who viii attend
are col and Mrs. Clarence r. Doug
las
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and will soon he ready to 5sgs,y,
friends
Mrs John nelhnd and chldrer
/ have returned 90 Guthrie. after u
| visit of week 10 the Misses Eliza
| beth and Ruby MeNr1l Mira d W
! McNe1l, who spent the warm season
I'm Colorado now ls iu Junction city
/ Kan for % brief visit ~ her sister
AIra william spur'ork,. while on
.routo home
( Mrs Matt s. Webster has returned
from "a visit 200 Musk0gco. accom-
/ panied by her mother Mrs w. H.
Robbins who viii spend soms time
/ In tho home M Mr. and Mrs web,
t'rr and the home ~ Mrs George
Sn"dden. another daughter
Mre John Horn arrived homo yea.
trrity morning. after a.x .vsrl,s'
visit 20 friends lu WlnnlnrE. can
She was met in Kansas cry by Mr.
Horn, who accompanied her home
Meredith Elliott STUDENT Of
fitlaburgh Technical Institute. .s
home from tnr PIntGburg student
Officers. training school tur brief
Visit Co ha puTcn'0. Ir and Mrs
W. l. Elliott
Judge and Mrs Ralph p Cambsll.
formerly of NuskoFoe. have takan
a suite IN the walker apartments.
where they VIII Doe az home 20 friends
shortly
Mrs Harry G. Tyrrel r expected
10 return gt tho last OF the week
from an outing In Colorado Nj
Iyrr'l came home at the first uf ,he
wo,k
Miss Rs5y Hudson will return TO-
day from pawnoc. where she has
ue"n visiting Miss Elizabeth shan.
ara since me end of last week.
Mr. c c Cole leaves next week 10
join Mrs Colo and their children on
the Michigan shore and accompany
Them home after a brief stay.
Mr. and Mrs a. j. Rrlckner and
children will return during the week
uom Bella Vista. where they spent
July ana August
Mr ana Mra w v Harner and
little daughter Betty Jane left vUB-
ierday on a motor trip 20 Iudnulu-
oils ami Montpelier Ind, war.e
they VIII visit fneras>,
Mr. and Mrs chris Pearson and
children have returned from IS.
Louis whcrc they motored Tor
visit with relatives
Mrs ! Chalmers Gillespie and
chiidreu arc home after spend.re
ne past two months in Monte Sc.
Ark
Mrs Don C. Bothveu and rr.r-
dten spent tho weekend Waiting
Mrs Bothwcirs parents. NJ. and
Mrs OTTO Zntau OF Muskogee
tonic. Texas whore she ioromr,,
.ed Major Niles 8t the conclusion ~
bye several days leave spent at home .
Mrs Niles Will return next week
Mrs George Ransom and daughter /
Miss Jane are spending the week I
with old-tImo friends ia MIsko.se .
Mrs J 81 Neal ana little daugh- |
'dr lldean % NHskoEro arc visit !
ns mo houNt of Mr. and Ms Water /.
Duckeit this week
Miss Geraldine Coo has returned /
rom kiefer where she was Tho r.rs,
'i Miss Margaret Mote several days
Mrs O. n prddv and children
eti az 'he fret of the week. fo spral
'ome time visiting ln Boston
Mr. and Mrs W p sbhl and
laughter NIn.frel are home f-1m
motor trip 20 Ohio
Or Paul 70 Ramsey haa moved =
liS offices to T1t-H, l4., p.Ir
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05

Now Is the time to ORDER yr,.
trees for fan planting. C1u N,I,
AS14,--AdI. 'n'he
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05

Rabbi Morris Teller and the Rev.
VI H.mo'steln take this means Or
extending their wishes for a happy
New Year To- the Jewish community
of Tulsa --Ady
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-05
.e--~.-e--.-P PHONE
yhere You Niay serve TohaY.

Where You May Serve To-day,
Lutheran women, RED cross head
quarters
Trinity Episcopal women, Red
Cross
Council OF Jewish Women Thurs
day and Friday
Women's auxiliary ~ Temple ls-
rReL Red Cross
Carter on company unit RED
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GulfGypsy unit Rgd CrorE
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