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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18
ABAND0NS SUPPLIES
TO SUCC0RWOUNDED
brave y M\C. \. Man In France
Grt- i.id ~ Carload ~ stuff
for Mcu at Front

PARIS Aus o. rh. uurst car.
load OF supplies that over c,mc up
to mn. oud npd ,o abandon &C."
said Kart Dlt. y. ML G.. A secretary,
when ho arrived ju Paris the other
day dusty. worn. staggering from
csoruuns and 4uch ~ Norp.
"uw station was Dosr 90 uy
front ana wc were directly Boa the
path Of the Gormnu advance I
mst got uy car unlondod when word
glmo that We had Co boat Il That
car was loaded with American coUh
los aud chocolate ana rlrHrotH and
writing paper and chewing gum and
cigars had camion and started
ta load with tho doa ~ getting
en- hoard as many supplies hs pos.
rlhlo and saving them | piled on
just ono box. and then u struck mo
fhl' tho y. ~ G. A would look
pretty rotten tuting canton load
uf supplies back from the front when
of upp'ioa we're fun OF refugees and
thoro were wounded soldiers com
ing hack iu numbers. SO I chuoSed
of the box"
lie ana chuck or the box and put
In itg place five wounded soldiers
whom he picked up along tho road.
Eyrry other available inch of space
on hls canton he lammed with WON
en- ana children rofugceH from tho
invaded territory ana set out for tho
rear
"As I left yelled 10 the American
soldiorsB There's a carload ~ stuff
Go to it Help yourselves And he-
loND me. they did. 4"
cate reached Paris with his cam
ION tNq DAYS later lie had driven
constantly except Tor brier intervals
ot sleep taken In the ditch by tho
roadside
"Grt to bed" he was ordered
whom he appeared In quarters. but
there was Go bo no bed for Cate.
I'm going hack Have my cam
ion loaded with what the soldiers
nood most while | eat, and then
stlrt"
50 after hnHty meal without n
bath, withe7it even chance TO dust
and refresh himself, he started back
10 his job TO carry what comforts
hc could TO his section. OF American
.H0liierH Ia tho battle limo
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18

also it is fairly simple Tor tho
Frrnch, aH many uf savannah.
daughters speak frcnch like native
pnrisieunes but recently r,.,,p
~ Italian sailors found thrIr Wa. t'
the park aud luuh," W.sfr4I.y on a.
rho GuNeiN hH"HN.urs u.U fN,u
were lRlhng the chairman ~ frn.
war camp committee hurried ,l.ut
until he located AN italian tm.,. Ir
the neighhorhuoi who u,r. ..,.tst
To- Join the sailors llI nl.a.. ta.
them that the party rira rrfres1
ments were al their Is.an.
Another delightful. feature ~ fnrs,
tetes IL the playing ~ odd. fashioned
games under the direction uf new
fashioned trained play leaders one
section ~ The street iH r1psH uff ra.
pocinIly for the Chldrcr. a.H often.
the fathers and mothers HrH .rtr,
families ioin In the play Th.Irr..n
sailors are especially fond .f a.r
ring games. and many Nh. H. mot
know how 10 dance ln American
fashion prefer the good old fN
gnmos. which. with slight variations
are common 20 the whole world
Their Joining I'm adlg i1 'Ne irg u.
the children. and their own Frra
register keen enjoyment na 'r,, ula
ln and out. according Co Che direction
Of the leaders
4 coIorod band is cmpIefrI 'a play
throughout tho evening ana ur Nr
asphalt adjoining the park thousands
of couples are 10 he seen dancing
There the varied costume uf fnc aI
lies. with the filmy llFht gowns ..
their partners. give a unique picture
In fact the entire fete. with whole
families playing games under ffp
direction 81 play leaders the stree.
dancing. the rcfreshment booth and
the fitting figures through the trees
has tho appearance of an uld rro
fair The garden parties arc con. a.
cred by any chance visitors among
tho finest community efforts along
the line Of social recreation
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18
RUMANlAN DEATH TOLL IS
PLACED BEYOND 100000

PARIS. Aug G-R RumauIa'g t6f
of deaths since her entrance into th,
war In August. 1916. has been NOR,
than 500. 600 persons. or about n
per cent ~ the total population
This probably is n higher percentage
Of mortality than In any other coun-
try ~ like size.
War. famine. diseasr and starvn
tlon claimed the largest number OF
victims while considerable portion
OF the deaths were prisoners ~ war,
including officers and soldiers who
were deliberately put 20 death These
facts have boen brought TO Paris by
Col r. Rossctu OF the Rumanlsn
army
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18

and the city authorities
have co-operatci with the war camp
orranizAuon 90 make the garden te--
tNnIs wholly delightful affairs The
streets surrounding the park are
rDped or from automobile traffc.
and every Wednesday evening from
N no ~ o'clock the park iH run or
savannah hostcsses and sailors ana
civilian guests
Five Thousand Guests.
An average of 5000 guests is the
record so f,r, about 300 OF whom are
mon In uniform To explain the
large majority In civilian dress, II
must be recalled that savannah N
not n camp city there being only n
few thousand men In service sta -
toned In the vicinity OF tho city, bet
sides the sailors who come into port
But there are always varied uniforms
enough 10 lend 20 the parties a thor
ourhly cosmopolitan air AZ tho lhHi
festival there were counted In the
various groups throughout the PARK
French sailors. Italian sailors Amer
lean sailors. American merchantmen
marines. naval reserves and two or
three branches OF the United states
army
Prominent women'a clubs ana
other organizations OF the city are
called upon by the war camp com
munity service 10 act as hosteHses'
their chief duty being 60 SOS that
every soldier. sailor or marine VINO
enters the square is served with re-
frashmonts ns often as he feels the
need Presumably tho need Ia ire
aucntly recurring. ns at the last feie
2T gallons of ice cream and 40 gal
Ions of punch were consumed dur
Ing tho evening The refreshmenl Us
are of course, free 10 tho men IN
uniform. but civilian guests pay
usual charges
Hospitality includes Girls.
A further duty OF the hostesses I'
10 sec that the guests from any
branch OF our own or allied service
meet some Of tho hundreds OF glrlr
who swarm through the PARK. OF
the American and English CON
tlnxents the problem is simple. ana
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18
ARIZONA MINE
BOSS SAYS HE
LAY HELPLESS
Was Six Feet Tall and Got
Down to Where He Only
Weighed 116 Pounds.

'T lay helpless when my wife
ordered our first bottle OF Tanlae
from El phso, Texas" writes Harry
~ Scott. OF Dragon. Arizona, In
telling Of h,s remarkable recovery.
Mr. scotts letter was addressed 10
e. r. Moss. o we'll known druggist OF
Henson. Ariz who has the Tanlao
agency for that town, and was for
wardod by Mr Moss TO the TRnlao
offices iu Atlanta. His letter fol.
lows!
Dragon. Arizona.
Mr.. c. r. Moss.
Benson Afiz.
Dear Sir.
"As you expressed desire 10 hear
more about my case, / will try and
toll you part OF A. I WAS down and
out nearly all the time for two years
with rheumatism ana stom a @ h
trouble nnd went 10 eight doctors,
two OF whom were ostoopaths. Three
Of them refused 20 take my case,
saying Il was incurahle. and others
might aa well have done 80, as they
ala me no good ! guess I have
taken barrel ~ medicine internally
and externally. / also went 10 Hot
Springs and out of all that was ever
done, never got over one weeks
rpllnf M "a time.
after going down to one hundred
and sixteen pounda which In very
urht for m sly fpoter--T Kent getting
,ynrso until / couldn't move avon Ia
fa.d my,rif had no desire 10 eat
.ond co1ldr't sleop, more Than two
hours night Some OF the officials
W the mine. ~ which am foreman.
. would call 90 aer me. and thrn go
ouf grd sgv Poor did scott / gueae
I lG has ffrrd his Inst man. Nv yufe
. thntrht would newer go, out or he'd
alive ana she know INV condition
. Nettrr than anyone elise
/ "At lasi when lav heIpleas my
wife ordered "A bottle Of Tanlar from
|lel Uar3. Terqs which was "a, near.
l rrt place we could ret 10 at that
time one evening about tour dlya
Iursr 7 hrrpn taking TRnlac / ate a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18
OUTDOOR DANCING IS
PERMANENT FEATURE
".
----.-a.-.--- Al
Savannah EntcrtRins More Than
5 600 Guests Every Week Ah
Nations Represented.

SAVANNAH, Ca. Aug 81 Dane
ing IN tho street at Savannah. Ca.
ON any wednesday night are sailors
.u the uniforms of all our allies.
American sailors ard marines with
many civilians and mon from the
fhIpbul,ding Industries Not that the
mon are dancing with each other
Not az an for the known hos
rnllty OF the south .s In fun swing.
and the, scene ls ole Of the garden
parties planned aud arranged for by
ihs war camp community service of
tNo war and navy departments com
missions on training camp activities.
working in that beautiful city
savannah always famous f0r lts
beautiful pnrk8 with their rich trop-
seal vegetation palms. ferns and lush
grass. has set aside one park for the
war camp garden parties. The park
was turned over hy the city park
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18
0KLAH0MAN ILLUSTRATES
MAGAZINE FOR Y. N. C. 4

Alvin c. lIadley OF MuHkogee
lnhrtormnstor sergeant IN the q. X.
marines, illustrates an interesting
war sketch In tho August "Assocla-
ton Mem official magazine OF tho
y. NJ O.. A. An last year Iladloy
was engaged in making fine marine
rn0'rra and is noW making uWstfa
uHuH tnr WIZ articles
Sergeant iadlcy H brother of
Arthur Nudloy who lived in Tulsa
inr SOME time ana who recently
Woruod tho daughter NJ lI ~ Itor.
tom or this yily Roth brothers are
WcrosFri urtsW
The story Illustrated nv uadley
rowoH from Parts nnd la told by
hily Loyrro. a popular midwrstorn
American s. NJ. &. A. secretary ln
France
Tho story COOS that twn American
boys seated in a Paris cafr faw a.
lone Frcnrh mother following a
rough two wheeled cant. ON which
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18

Suit jackets for the coming season
arr quarter or wrist length. The Int
ter Ia the keynote for simple suits.
Mrs. II. \. Saunders departure
Saturday for the east indicates that
her shop soon will be tho center OF
n display OF the newest and smartcst
things In millinery that can be pur-
chased Some lovely modela IN vel
vet and satin for early wear already
are in II East Fifth street
Brocades IN metal effecta are com.
binod with veivets ON many Of the
new bags.
Mrs. Orr's already has attained a
distinctive popularity on account Of
tho deiiolousness OF It's ices and
drinks. COS South Boulder avenue
Matching furs 90 tho coat fabric
Ia a feature OF the seasons styles,
the beaver, skunk. squirrel and
shoes this month.
only the expert In chiropody can
assure you foot comfort this trying
weather. Immediate relief from
aching feet given by the specialist
with the American Beauty Shop,
4a4 Robinson building Phone 1910.
The new serge frocks now bcinR
designed arc distinctive IN their sim
pliclty. They arc founded ON plain
lines aud handsome embroldcris-s In
moderation arc used.
Few tea rooms In tho city provide
more cool or attractive place In
which 20 meet your friends for
luncheon or drink than the su-
perior. Everything "is of the best
and the services cannot be improved
upon. sl4 South Main street.
Many of the new hats show the
GainsborouRh effect. with n decided
turn al the side. Tnrban shapes arr
shown In velvet and satin combined
with long mapped beaver.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18

lay the body of her dead soldier son.
Immediately tho boys left the cafe
tu join in tho lonesome procession
amt soon they were Joined by two
French soldiers.
Such incidents show tho spirit OF
our boys IN France ami prove that
they are needing General Pershing's
odmonition to American soldiers TO
ront the French people, and espc
rHlly tho women, with tho greatest
courtesy Ht an times
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18
DIARRHOEA
Quickly Cured by
WAKEFIELD'S
Blackberry Balsam

Wakeheid's Blackberry Bslsam has
been tn. surosi and safest rsanody fer
DiarrAoea, Dysentsry, Cholera lnfAn-
tu,u aad Cholera horbus for 72 years.
While Il ia quick and positive in its
action, Il Is paliks ether remedies in
that II 10 Harmless. ssd does not con
supat.. 1t simply checks the trouble
ana puts the stomach asd bowels in
their naturL, regular condition OF
tho millions Of bottles that have been
sold, never has . case been reported
10 the manufactures uhers euro
vas not effected when directions we're
followed, even after other remedies
had failed. Every home should have a
bottle or more on hand ready for sud
den attacks Pull $50 bottle, 55c or }
for sL0o everywhere
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18
MANUFACTURERS CURTAIL
MAKING OF COTTON GINS

WASHINGTON. Aug 1.-THE
war industries board has declined 90
grant priority 20 the manufacturers
OF cotton gins for Iron, steel and fuel
for the manufacture Of now gins and
has reached an agreement with the
manu- IA cturers 10 substantially cur
tail their normal production OF gins
for the year ending June 80, 1919.
The necessity for producing new
equipm ent and repair parts WAS rec
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18
Million DOuqr Estate
Taken OUer bg Palmer

.NI5w YORK. Aug i7.--Tha es-
tate OF Gnturled Kruger Of Newark
N. J., valued al several million dol
lars was taken over today by the
allen property custodian. An an.
nouncemcnt at tho oustodian's Of
flee here said that although Mr.
Kruger II an Amerlcan citizen he
a. classcd ms nm enemy because Of
his residence In Germany.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18
srcct Cnr Mon stnlsn.

MONTGOMERY. Ala. Aug. H.
Muiofmen gni conductors employed
hy the Montgomery Lisht a Traction
Co went ON strike today when
their demands for recognition OF a
recently organized union and the re-
lnHtatcmcnt OF seven men who had
been discharged were not granted.
Ncbarb Tills. owner ~ tho tracu9n
company, announced that women
would be- employed 10 operate tho
oars
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18

Last weak saw the auaplclsus
openinR OF the Martha NJ Harper
health shoo. IN YOU need soaip
treatment. a shamboo. facial or man.
leure. try out this 0ld reliable
method swedIsh general massage
also given. Miss Helen Braun af
nouider avenue
----
~, , ... an, -,
4. 80, ,,s.sto'. go 49,, .a,,,n,,,, ~,
- - -. s-.-....-.a.--. - a.
@ ' '''' "'
Tailored hats ana hats for intpr-
NAL wear, Mrs j. y. hoyd OF the An-
derson Millinery company, says VIII
prodominate IN the early tali rnow-
a.. thls smart shop' NanaeVerH
third floor
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18

ogniEcd, but the conclusion was
reached that through strong appeals
10 cotton glnncra, existing plants and
equipment can, through repairs, be
made to last until after tho war
where In normal times they would
be replaced.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18
"She Has Lost Faith in Mew

This was the thought that took the
heart out of Brian Hackett He saw that
his wife no longer expected him to sue
ceed
And she had believed in him so
staunchly, when she married him He
had seemed a hero to her, then man
with big future
But success comes slowly, and Ruth
had not the patience to await the day
when Brian would make money. In
stead, she took a business position her
self-and act which put their whole mar
riage-partnership on different footing.
And do things ever right themselves
for Ruth and Brian? Does the day ever
come when, as at first, the wife stands
behind her husband, positive of his sue
cess, inspiring hiiHfwith her steadfast be-
lief in him?
Read and see. "The Wife" begins in
The World August q.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18
HOW TO TAKE CARE
OF EARS EXPLAINED
NoceSsity Of Keeping Auditory Or
guns From Exposure to Harm
Told by Commissioner.
Or. JOHN W. DUKE.
Commissioner OF Health.

The ear is one OF the most dell.
cate organs OF tho body It in d.
root and close relation with brain. II
hsS three parts, external. mrddlc and
internal which are most Intimately
connected. The abuse OF the exter-
nal ear or that part which stands out
from the head and rs generally
known as the ear, ia liable 90 result
In injury, perhaps serious and per
manent, to the middle or internal
ear.
A child's ear should never be aIap-
ped or pulled as this may cause in
flammauon OF tho middle ear or the
Internal ear The outstanding part
OF the ear Is thin and little protected
by fatty tissue When exposed 20 So
we're cold II Is one OF the first parts
or the body 20 become ffoHt. bitten
II should, therefore, be protected
from freezing.
When a person Is exposed 10 heavy
cannonading or blasting. or air
pressure. rs In a tunnel the mouth
should be partly open 10 permit equal
pressure on either side of tho drum
membfance, which is an extremely
thin mambrnneous tissue dividing tho
external from tho middle ear. The
healthy ear should not be cleaned be-
yond the surfaces which are plainly
In view. Tho oak VIII naturally ac-
emulate and work out into tho ox-
tcrnnl ear, whore u can be removed
without danger ~ lniurIng the more
delicate parts Of the organ.
Keep Things out Of Bars
Children should be taught that u
In dangerous to put things IN the
ears. II any little object like bean.
button or Insect should get into the
ear II must not be dug after Much
damage has been done by persons
Ignorant Of the formation OF the ear
In digging after some foreign sub
stance that has lodged ln the car
canal. II tho object I'm question can
not be readily liftcs out physician
should be consulted n medical ala
cannot be had, a careful swinging .e
the best and most iunoceu, method
Of Eemovlng foreign bodies I'm cavs
living things, Tuch az insects, yet into
the ear. u ls advisable 90 pour Olive.
cotton seed or some other pirc rcu-
trail oil into the auditory canal Co kU
and perhaps remove them The
common use ~ oil FOR oarpcho ls NOT.
however 10 be recon mcnied. as 10 u
hard 20 remove and liable o. become
gummy or collect dirt
The ear IF sometimes injured uy
snufflng fluids up the noE'rilg which
may cause inflammation In tho ruatu.
chiRn tube This tube ls % utir duct
leading To the middle ear The ear
d.. l.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18
SEND NO MONEY

ssnd no money Juu your nams and
address on a postal card Say. "Dear
sam katf Please tell me how you cured
your catarrh and oil about your S.day
guarantee That's an you need 10 say
7 will uHtrrsihu1 and I will write 10 you
With complete Information. FREE. Al once
Do not DELAY send postal eard or writs
me- letter today Don Z think of iurnlng
This page until you have sskod for this won,
drrfll treatment that can DO for you what
it has done Tor me
SAM KATE, Room A $50
1909 Indiana Ave. Chicago III.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18

Ny satArrh vas fllhy and loathsoms
~ mads me iI! 10 duled my mind II
undermined No health and Vas weak
cuing no viii The hawking coughing.
tpittlug made me obnoxious 70 all, and my
toul bfs~th and disgusting habits made even
ny hNed oues avoid me secretly. ny de-
light in life vas dulsd and my faculties
impaired knew that IN time II would
bring ME so an unumsiy grave, because
oNsry momHut Of the day and night II was
a.oVIt YET surely tapping my vitality.
Iut found cure ard I Am ready 10
'''. you about it fREE. and I an ready 10
'rt YOU try DO i1r fifteen days on my guar
sutco Nes 10 guarantee H. and y Su
ere not sArs'led 10 won cost you one cent
Mrte me prumutly.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18

Laoies $1,000 Reward / positively guar
.nl'" my great Surresttul 'Mcnthiy' Dom
Ropna' safely relieves some OF the longest
g,os' o6tttnaic. abnormal cases, In 70 S
ls No harm, pain or Interference With
~ Aah tl5o Double Strength a. 90
So'hle Frer write today nr I
E,.ln'nEion Remedy Co. tsa Main Street
Aanasu Gay. No.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18
| WANT YOU TO
TRY MY CATARRH
REMEDY Is DAYS
ON MY GUARANTEE
There II No Apparatus, Inhhlcrs,
BalvCs, Lotions, Harmful Drugs,
smoke or Electricity.

u is nev way 10
is something Abso
'uttIy different No
loiiouH bpTsys or
airAly smelling
aalvca or creams.
No atomitrr. or any
it any kiud Moth
ike or iuhAle No
lr rubbing or ln
No electricity or
or massage No
powder no plaitsrs
no keeping 10 the
house Nothing oi
that kind At sll
Something new snd
different something
q r elighttui and
htalihiul. something
instAntly sue
n cesEful Yon do
not have 10 walt,
and lager and
pay out . iot
OF money You
can GtOp 10
over nlrht
bnd / will
gladly tell
Ion how
FREE / arn
not a doctor
and this Ia not
80 called
Nq Doctors pre-
NY scription bot
III III ! am cured
.S and my friends
.uvHN awN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18
MARKETING noes

Ho'lH buying them steve Hoover.
MI Pleasant Iowa. writes. Com
m'nced feeding my herd OF about
'' hogs B. A. Thomas. Hor Pow
u't over iva months ago. Fifty
We're sick and Off feed Nearby
h'foa had cholera dld not lose
ono they nre we'll and growing
tast Sold boy Kendall Drug Co.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18
Guarantee Is Gopd IS Days.

YOU can hs cured Your suffering will stop
81 once like magic.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18

apparatus
lag To afn
tteAmlnE
jrrtloua
vibration
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18

In considering wool embroidery.
hngurn must not be- overlooked, II
Ia easily applied and very effective.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18

Of all the ncw hat shapes thu tam
n the prctticst ana most youthful IN
line. the most fascinating and be-
coming.