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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-11
VICTOR BERGER.s STATUS.

When Representatives Vic
tor l. Berger OF Wisconsin at
tempts to take his scat in the next
congress- tho question of his elIgi-
bility will undoubtedly come up at
once, says the New York Times He
ls under indictment for scditon.
With tho possible exception OF Mr..
Hlllquit, with whom he shares the
leadership and control of the so
rialist party. he Is tho most prom
inent pro-German socialist In this
country. He is a man OF force and
talents, and In tho term which he
served In congress before the war
ho made pleasing record. Since
tho United States entered the war
his abilities have been devoted to
embarrassing and hindcrlng this
country, and this finally brought
upon him the indictment mentioned,
II before congress meets he Is
tried and convicted. the action OF
the house will not be In doubt, H.
as is by no means improbable, he
has not then been brought to trial
the question will be delicate, To
set the precedent that an indict'
ment Is a bar to n seat In congress
would be dangerous. since in close
elections II would offer tempta
ton to inscriptions machines &c
trump UP indictments in order 20
keep out OF congress men whose
election was foreseen II the In
dictment Is disregarded and the op-
position rests on the ground that
Berger has conducted himself in a
way to aid the public enemy In time
Of war. the house, which Is the sole
Judge Of tho qualifications of It's
members. would have perfect
right 10 exclude him; but the house
Is wisely chary Of exercising It's
power in this way.
II the indictment has not yet
been brought up for trial. the house
may hold Bercer's case IN allowance.
II the department " Justice docs
not Immediately bring him to trial,
the house should insist that It do
40, To the end that tho htth MIlwau-
kee district shall not remain unrep-
resented In congress.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-11
MAKING A LITTLE HEAT
GO A LONG, WAY

Economists warn us that even
whom the war is over 1t will be a
long time before prices touch the
level which we were used to before
1914. Common sense also tells us
the same thing. How can there be
such tremendous destruction with
out the whole world having to pay
for ii? Think of the demand on
coal alone TO make the steel and the
munitions and the ships, TO say
nothing Of the transportation prob
lens. SO even II there Is no coal
shortage such as there was last win
ter, IL Is up to everyone Of US not to
waste an ounce OF these precious
black diamonds. II we take thought
we can do our cooking with less fire
than we ordinarily use. Much de-
ponds upon the utensils in which the
cooking Is done. what we need is
high hoat efficiency; that is. sub
stance which heats quickly and
readily, Then we need power 10
retain that heat so that the contents
Of the vessel can continue to cook
after direct heat Is withdrawn. In
cnameled ware we have these two
essential qualifications. The found
alton OF the ware is steel. That gives
It its heat efficiency; the porcelain
Ike surface holds that heat and con-
serves all the hoat given out by the
coal so that none is wasted. A lit
tie observation will soon teach n
housewife how much more cooking
she can do with a little fire by choos-
ing her Kitchen equipment scientif-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-11
Horoscope

Monday, November ~, 1918.
(COpy right BY the Mcclure Newspaper Syn
dicate)
This IL not n lucky day, accord.
ing 10 nstroloEy. Uranus. tho Sun
Saturn and Jupiter are all In evil
aspect
According 10 the seers the In
f1ucnccs tend toward anxiety and
uncertainty 4 storm may add to
tho depression that will b. felt with
out sufficient cause.
Tho stars seem 10 forecast great
nervous tension and peculiar ten
dcncv toward quick judgment and
faultrindinE This condition Is due
10 the protracted war. which has
registered so many emotions on the
world consciousness.
Owing to planetary conditions
calm and judicial habits OF mind
are Counscled.
Uranus f. In place supposed TO
increase srnslllvcness. foreboding
md self-centered states OF mind.
Work should occupy the attention
OF everyone.
The stars that torcshadow unrest
also seem to indicate that women
will be required to enforce the
ranks " industry in large numbers
when the new year comes.
Labor problems are likely to be
increasingly complicated, hut n
great leader will play n successful
part IN the coming months.
one OF the signs OF the times
iq TINT suspicion will breed more
easily than usual and thus all pub
lie mon will have to endure un-
lust criticism hut this may not last
long, az II will be merely one of
the effects of enemy propaganda.
AstrolnGcrs 'cmphnsizc the fact
that under certain aspects OF the
stars evils ARE more readily prop
agatrd than at other times, hut The
effects Of all malefic sways may be
overcome.
The accrs who have prophesied
that the kaiser would not live
: through the pence negotiations still
declare that death will come to the
German emperor before the ac-
acknowledgement ~ the victory of tho
al'ics has mode him less than King
Persons whose hirthdato II Is may
meet many losses in business dur
ing the coming year. They should
safeguard health aa well as the
financial ccuditio
Chidrcn born on this day are
likely to he proud. dominoerinE and
lazy. They should he Cdrotu'lE
trained, ~ they usually have fine
talents
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-11
Save Woman-Powcr

In this time OF demand for the
work OF women outside the house,
many "a domestic housewife is going
to find herself, often against her
own wish, wage Garner. Though
this labor necessarily takes many
hours OF her day. It need not alto
grther deprive her OF her position
as a homc-makcr. Properly simpli-
fled and Systcmati2cd houscwOrk
can 60 on. without too much strain.
in leisure time. To do This requires
care from the foundations up. All
the kitchen equipment should be
chosen with n view to ease In use
as vel a. durability. Probably en-
ameled ware fills the bill better than
anything else, II Is unhreakable.
even when handled In the hurry OF n
mOrnInE rush il is so easily cleaned
that II saves time In that way, and
there can be no worry about leftover
food which is put away In a sauce
pan, as the porcelain-like surface
cannot hc affected even hv acids. SO
start the kitchen right With uten-
silS cooking no longer Is bugbcar.
especia, Is as in these days we are all
learning To do without elaboration
What really constitutes balanced
and satisfactory diet can be prepared
by even busy woman who has been
drafted into the army Of iniustral
workers from her former secusion
in the home.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-11
Tales of the
Friendly Forest

81 don't care how hard II SHOWS.
Nor how the North Wind blows and
blows.
For I'm safe rs safe can he
In n big warm holc IN tho old nut
troe."
This Is what oil Grandpa Possum
sang as Rlly Emmy horpcd along
the Friendly Forest Trail.
"uo. Ia" laughed the little rah-
hit as Grandpa HosSum rohed ms
head out W his old hollow trrc, you
certainly look sleepy. What made
YOU wake up"'
What woke me?" asked the old
possum gentleman anGrily. why
,hlt guod or-nothinE Squirrel Nut
cracker He threw n SNOWFALL right
into NV window And then Grand
n, posqum scratched some snow out
.or his left ear and looked around to
find that naughty squirrel
And Just then, all OF a sudden,
quicker than wink, n sncwbaI
ra,or through the air and hit the
olI hollow tree 4 Tremendous
'",;oodncss mo" said Grandpa
pnssurn. 20 ever catch that pcsky
squirrel I'll make him vince, yes
vii as sure "a I'm twenty
And then he began to grin, for
Grandpa Possum is fun of good
nature and never can stay angry for
very long.
"It you're good natured every one
VIII love YOU more and more.
So don't got mad, hut always glad,
1. y
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-11
NEW STYLE BABY BOND TO
= BE ISSUED FOR NEXT YEAR

That the war saving stamn r,o
gram OF 1919 will be even NOR In
tensive than the one that has bnor
carried on this year, is the r,pIer'
standing OF Lee I,evering, marsger
OF the Tulsa w. s. 8. bank. fo,,ouv
ing his attendance at the ma,.i,,
OF bank directors OF the stat. a,
Oklahoma City last Saturday This
will be due in part to the ahscrco
Of further Liberty bond ISSUES Tho
first OF the year a new stamn vii,
he issued hut the present stamo viii
be -redeemable in the new issue
During the FLU epidemic tNoro
have been no big days at tho l3pg
but those in charge forecast tina. nm
Monday the big days will ar,l,
start Monthly reports show that
October sales fell TO almost ht'y ~
the sales made in September. w.i,h
amounted to approximately 10
900. II the war stamp and baby
bond business does not thrive n.
Tulsa the quota Of this county will
not be filled at the end OF the wear
but with the town livened up and tho
resumption OF thrift stamp sales
among the school children. ora T.
U'pp is quite confident that Tl.Sl
county will not fall behind.
The United Press continues Ns
explanations and apologies.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-11
Little Benny's Notebook.

Last nits / was doing my home
work and herd the fellows wissel-
ing for me outside, me thinking, g.
maybe Il mite he a good ideer To get
up and do them about 6 o'clock to-
MORO morning wen I'm good and
fresh.
As put my books away and wen,
out, and puds Simkins and Leroy
Shnostcr and Ed WerniCk and Rcddy
Merry was out there seeing wich one
could wissel for me the loudest, and
| got in IT and wiSselcd louder than
enybody except Reddy Merry and Ed
WerniCk, and we had fun dittreni
ways. and after ma called me 3 times
l. went in and went TO bed, thinking
Gosh. hope I can wake up at o
And | went 20 sleep still thinking
about getting up. and all OF "a suddIr
woak up. thinking, c., | wonder II
its yet, | wonder?
And | got out ~ bed and went
down and looked at the setting room
clock, being too dark to see II, 50
woak pop up by shaking him about
& times. and he quick ~ up, saying
Heh7 Wat? Watts ronE?
Wat time is II, pop | sed.
Am | dreaming this' sed pop, and
| srd No sir, | wunt to get up al
and do my homework
The doOse you do, sed pop. And
he rectchcd under his pillow and got
his watch and went over TO the win
dow TO look at II, saving, las hall
past. ., get the mischiff back to he'd
Wich | diI, and all Of n suddin
woak up nCen and II was still toe
dark to soc tho setting room clok, 81
| woak pop up agen, being harder
than the fcrst time but not much
saying, Wat time is now. pop
Heb? q, its you aEen, confound II
Sod pop. say, II this is some kind o'
a game. leCvc me out OF II after this
Will YOU
YES sir. is It ycN? I scd.
Its &c for all know, said pop. AND
ne went to the window with his
watch aEcn. tawk,ng to himself, as Il
hs wasent enjoying It much, anc
after he had looked for n vile tryinl
20 see, he sed, Its Jest I o'clock ir
the morning. time ! Was still asleep
now you Clccr out OF this and II
see you aCcn before hrckfist you'll
eat II off the mantel peece, Meeninl
hrckfist. and went back to bod ager
ana tho next time ! woak up ma wa:
shaking me, and the next time she
was shaking me harder, and | wa'
late for skooL
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-11

Grandpa Possum for n long. long
time.
We'll. guess I'll he getting
along" said the little rabbit, and he
hoped away and by and by he
came TO the Friendly Forest Pond,
where Danny Beaver had his home.
IIut Of course he wasn't anywhere
to be seon. No, stree. ii was in his
little mud hut, whose roof stuck up
about the ice and whose cellar was
way down deep where the water was
free from ice, so that he could swim
in ana out as he passed.
|. So Billy Bunny didn't wait. He
hopped along until he came to the
edge Of the forest, and then he hop
ped across the Pleasant Meadow
over to- the Old Farm Yard where
Henny Jenny and Cocky Docky lived
all the year round. But what he did
there you must wait to hear In the
ncxt story, for the supper bell has
Just runE and | must not he late for
Aunt Terminals angel cake"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-11

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Ing nt ih, hand TINT was frcdl.-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-11
Euerybody's Column.

To the Editor:
The gentleman who conducts that
interesting column, oklahoma out
hurs,a," remarks that the observing
Young man on North Main is inclined
TO believe it time for the young bucks
sporting the Khaki within the bound
ary lines OF Tulsa TO change to more
appropriate clothing. The young
north slider expresses the opinion OF
numerous Tulslns, but fails to go
deep enough Its poor rule that
won't work work both ways.
How about tho female of the
species? This is another obnoxious
feature that is being exploited a
triglc too far and too glaringlv, when
n things ovcrdone 1t becomes not
only uresome but exceedingly DIS
likable
Any day in Tulsa one can see young
women parading the streets attired
in a rarb befitting only those of the
male persuas,On. They seem 10 be
more on dress parade than engaged
In an occupation which would of ne
ce1ssftv call for the wearing of mems
apparel.
The wearing OF such garments by
women when engaged in inside work
shows not n lack of modeSty, but
that the wcarer is using good Judg-
ment. but when n woman so far Tor
gets her sex as TO use this means 10
attract attention to herself. then the
time has arrived when a stop should
be put TO IL.
Therc may be some people who
admire this sort Of thing, but the
larger part of the Citi2enry believe
that il should be taboo.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-11
The Heart Hunters
By DOUGLASS
Author OF Hunting Husband" Handling Husband"

Frank Deland was your father. Be
fore left. | promised him o. look
out for you II anything should nap
pen 70 him-fOr ho knew Il then
The nurse interrupted us The
visiting hour IS up. you may come
tomorrow"
| went the slow journey back
quite bllndly | was thinking, wax %
Ing up, realizing for the first time
that this was an Eddl" that ! ala
not know; or n had known him, hc
had been hidden from me by that
outward uncouthncss Of manner
that meant to me, then, an inner un-
cOuthuesa
lie was always Kind. good. tender,
but not any girls ideal. Now |
knew that he WAS an that and more.
lie was any girls dream he was "A
hero, and more, q hero Of every DAY
who could stand the test Of the com
mOn-pl1cc.
"If only | thouFht-thcn | re-
mcmbercl the look he had worn
whom hc came into the room. ] foIt
the slow color creep 10 my hair.
Here was the old Eddie and the
new Edward Wuldrou Smith.
would So" him tomorrow ana
again. Something told me that !
should see him great many to-
morruws, that he needed me In this
readlustmcnt "a much as | needed
him.
Again Thought ~ Alice and Betty
and the experiences that | mao
passed through. they had all helped
TO make me see more clearly. There
was some meaning IN 1t all | clasp
ed my hands tightly and madela VOW
10 myself that my life should be one
Of service Usefulness and love
AT last the fun meaning OF living
wns clear to me. And I knew that
Eddie Smith was thu man who wai
made for me--the only man | coult
ever have married. LOVE hat
come to me.
The End.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-11
The Three Great Things.
CHAPTER CII.

'''' ''i' ,-'''
III" telegram rehl' can you
com" 10 see In". Am a, fnsc nos
h''iI 30. !. Edhlc
IN 'h" b'R AIRY H'linH room OF me
I''ar lI"9pitrl. ] saw other wounded
mon 'lillHB playing games, reading
hnI '1IhinR to .thrir friends
""''hoh ia" doorway eagerly
nurse cam" IN ana WIN h"r .EhnIe'
''","H -" 'iH''h'S, W h'I ne NJ"
mo H'# i"r" I1rhtrd IN Wnnd"riui
way wen, Hp u" h,In' W" io"h
'". Do 'N"I' h'"'s ana ne l""h'd "l
me Ihi'"Eh '''hi '5'H
'It'' an" 10, L,d''' mere
was u lnan W.'h hdHI' brown SKIN
ana E'I''S I't''Ii'H' hut over MN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-11
"CONE WITT."

"Gone west over tho purple
hills and beyond the softly glowing
rim OF llfes day the warriors spirit
takes It's flight! out OF tho morn
Ing. across tho white nrchway OF
noon-tide, down to the sunset! Out
NJ the din and cIamor, out OF the
bitterness and strife. out or the
fierce passion OF the combat into
Tho dreamless silence whose shad-
pws mark the pathway TO the stars
Beyond earth's darkenlng horizon,
through tho curtained gloom, OF
night, far upon tho shorelcss sea
OF fadeless light! Out OF the agony
OF lIfe's Gethsemane, over the quak-
Ing summit OF Calvary, into the
realm Of glory. where Gods ban
ners never furl. where victory Is
sure! SO the stainless knight OF
stainless cause moves down the
west, where earth's last glimmer
fades and dies, and into Gods
spreading dawn. whose light Il
eternal, whose breath is cool and
sweet. Gone westl'-Tho Houston
Post
What a superb tribute to the "sn'
viors Of civilization as they offe'
their lives upon tho cross which
stretches over thousand miles o.
battle line In Europe that Others
may be saved from eternal damna'
tion under German domination.
well done. thou good and faith
full servant; enter thou into tho JOY
Of thy Lord"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-11
SEND THEM HOME.

Some thousands OF enemy aliens
are now living pleasantly at Uncle
SANS expense In the internment
camps IN the south and west. Very
So, the question will arise rs to
vbcther we should permit these
naonIe 10 i've in this country after
,hs war, or whether we should
r.,rrn them to the countries which
thew have professed to love SO
dearly. ,o.o
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-11

The most important duty devolv-
Ing upon the American people at
this time ls that OF bringing the
service Of their soldiers to a pleas
ant conclusion. says tho Chicago
Tribune. In moro than n year OF
violent action they have tasted Of
every hardship 6nd many have
found their last reward. Let the
homecoming be one to stir their
hearts with the depths OF grateful
ness Of the republic. In the com
mon mind there Ia the thought that
a declaration OF peace Il the end OF
all our responsibilities toward the
war. Nothing could he farther from
tho truth War consists In EolnR
and returning In Just AZ great
measure as we have prepared fo'
conflict and sent our soldiers to the
front we must prepare for the safe
and happy return OF those soldiers
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-11

WASuING~ON. Nov IA call
for nine hundred mon qualified for
limited service to serve rs photuU.
raphcrs I'm the army and for POO men
for the navy to serve as bridge and
structure workers was issued today
by Provost Marshal General Crowd
er.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-11
Phones
Daily Food.
NOVEMBER II. 1913.

Go.uineAE is profitable unto NIL things
having tho promise ~ the HE thai now w.
Lnd Of that which Is to come. Ttn. 40
Prom oOVeLous desires sci FREQ,
on IrEus oart thy care
In heaven thy better portion so.
And ict Thy hear, be there
Gosilineas with oOntontmenI IL great gam
4 Tim. 6:6.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-11

II Il 10 bo sincerely hoped that
tho Red Cross forces IN Germany
will handle their revolution better
than did their bolsheviN brethren
in Russia. They are, however, It
seems, starting out In much the
same manner. using the torch, tho
bomb and tho hayonet to enforce
their demands.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-11

Tho recent campaign without
oratory, says the Kansas Industrial
lst was so satisfactory in every re-
spect that wa shall never be satis-
fled with any other kind hereafter
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-11

How the crown prince must re-
Eret says the Kansas city Star, tha,
he was not born of poor, but honest.
parents.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-11

A Kansas city paragrapher says
It was superior horsepower which
overcame tho Ford lead In Michi-
gan.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-11

Kaiser Bill said he wouldn't, but
no did Even n divine instrument
can change his mind.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-11

one ot the headlines read, The
German Navy Is Marching on Hor-
I'm"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-11
Oklahoma OuLbUrsts.

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