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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-13

and | sed, ! got a shampoo and a
singe, too, pop.
Wat, wy, you brazen face. pirate,
you must OF run IA doller and a
haff BARRIERS bill on me, sippose you
rename in the house this evening and
reflect on your sins, sed pop, and |
sed, Aw, pop, aw G. pop. | got in
gagement tOnlte. Wich ! had, ony
Mary watkins dident know II yet,
and pop sed, All hah, the plot thick
ms, but the MYSTERY clears, shershay
la femm, | sippose?
Sir? sed, and pop sed, well,
was young myself wunts, wasent J.
mother?
You use TO come erround smelling
! like a walking barber shop, sed ma,
And after suppir | skated erround
to Mary Watkinses street on my
akatcs, and she was out on hers, and
after a vile took my cap off as II
Mary Watkins scd II sme.t perfeckly
wasent thinking OF enything. and
wonderful.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-13

aiding those who have been his vic
Tins 70 got IA new start In Iifc
There are tons ~ barb wire 10
gather up, orchards 70 rcplnnt
houses to build, and many other
things to do bofore the barbarous
work Of tho Hun may be undonc.
It viii uke n great army 20 DO 'his,
ana our Yankee boys have IA" rpur-
nGe and they know how 90 80 IT,.
They have fought nobly, but fight
ing IL not all there is 10 be done be-
fore VIZ have finished tho work We
not out 10 perform our boys can
not come homo for n good while.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-13

No such celebration was ever
heard Of they say. as the one which
Tulsa in common with the rest Of
the nation put on Tuesday morning
Possibly 30. but there never was an
other justification for celebrating
like the one that happened on that
date. II was tho natural reaction
from months OF mental and material
strain. No wonder the lid was off
and we don't blame them n hit II
sedate men and women acted like
lunatics for a while.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-13
Phones
Daily Food.
NOVEMBER Is. lols.

NV b"bhh 90 49, ~ -.
have loved thra with an oN"rlAstlng l"'" o.
therefore With lovingktndu"ss have ! drawn
thee JcT - =,
u love divine. how sweet thou art
when FhNA / fin.l nv Wiling heart
AT tAkon 40 with thcrI
7 thirst aud FAINT and die To prove
Tho greatness of r~ic.miuR love,
The love Of Christ 10 me
And 10 know Tho love ~ Christ, which
raAseth knowlpdge Eph. 10.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-13

The question Of who should bc
speaker OF the house or who should
lead the various committees In con-
gross has lost its interest for a
while. There are some things that
can make an American forget his
favorite habit OF talking politics, We
had almost forgotten that We had
Just had an election.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-13

Tho peace celebration seems in
some places 90 have been about ns
fatal ms the old-time Fourth Of July
Rut nobody had a bigger jamhorec
than Tulsa and nobody was killed at
It either.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-13

How would you feel n = criminal
fleeing from justice should tako up
his abode at your home and ask you
to protect him from his fateT That
Is just how the people OF Holland
feel about entertaining the motor
ious wilhelm Hohenzollcrn within
their horders
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-13
We Have With Us Today
Minute Interviews with the Great and
Near Great, Home and Abroad.

Tho next ten" years will hc the
heydav OF the CommecEl life ot
Anne" a." stated Senator VI. :. lIlIts-
singamo yesterday, whilc discussing
the end Of the war. cot course" he
continued. there will have to be a
brief period for djustment. hut
this will only last few weeks AT the
most, after which the period of uu-
preCcdcnted prosperity will begin.
Americas reUunstruCuvc period
will be vastly different from any
heretofore experienced
European countries, stricken by
the ravageS OF war. must look TO
America ana especially the United
states for assistance In their own
constructive periods, not only for
their food supplies, but for materiul
OF all kinds for the rebuilding OF
their broken down industries.
oklahoma will come In for her
share ot the general prosperity, for
the demand FOR oil viii be scarcely
less excessive during the period Of
rebuilding, and renewed industries.
than during the war
The senator's optimistic view
point will be Of interest because of
the prevalent opinion Of employees
and labor officials that the returning
men will swamp the industries ~
the country, with u consequent de-
pressing influence on all pubic and
commercial affairs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-13

There Is some douh' as TO whether
the old man who accompanied the
kaiser In his flight was Won linden
burg or one VI his dentists.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-13

They that live by tho aworl
shall die by tho sword" F1Eura-
tlvoly that has como true to tho
Prussian Junkers. They taught a
great nation that tho path to glory
and happiness lay through fields OF
blood--now they must pay the pen
atty and Justice win not be hppcased
until their blood IL spilled m n Scant
restitution for the millions they
have slain The blood Of Edith Ca
veil. OF women and children OF
France and Belglum, and the thou
sands OF their own German citizens
slain on the altar Of rrusalan greed
will cry out to high heaven II one of
these murdererR IL allowed to @-
cape his rlghttul doom. This Ia no
time to talk about mercy. The well
fare OF humanity, the safety Of fu-
ture gonarations. demands that they
be eradicated from the list OF tho
living. As long as they live, the
world IL not safe.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-13

There will still be watch on the
Rhine, but it will be on the wrong
side OF the stream to suit German
tastes,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-13

Jerry Rand. who has Iust moved
here from Mus,Og2r and TX begin
ming to uccumulHt" frw Wr,ropOl-
tan Ideas. hands In THIS pbreryatIon.
The door opened suddenly and IN"
truth about the Murphy bed wIS re-
vchlcd In all It's flufNrcss. The
newcomer to Tukm realized also
why rents nro high ana sleep costs
. cents a minute, The man who in
vented the Murphy bed waE forced
to II By necessity lie had worn out
his neck sleeping on closet hooks!
And why locate the Murphy bed on
tho door, who wouldn't prefer
sleeping on door 10 hrl"t Intervals
OF ritful rcpOsc Wing prone upon tn"
ceiling NH with newspapers, space
ls valuable ia Tulsa. \ two-column
display apartment three closets
and a room" are bound to produce
better results than d mere 10 cm.
built In bath, ~ u week cupboard
with ktchcncttr attached. 7 h =
Murphy beds, Ike tn" print"r's lend,
iI buiH for fIlling In purposes
Everything, space especially must
be utilized To the full, each bed
holding three on a pinch and f6ur
with company" Hy building the
china closet into the wall, the
water pipes are gwen 'lbh" Ib'W
and IL IS possible for the head Of the
house to crowd through the front
door while mommcr and the babies,
from their vantage points ON tn"
ccilinG, are In position To call out
directions In order to prevent con
tact with the piano. Having dcposi-
ted the chair behind the picture or
Pershing, II Is thus possible 10 reach
the rear window whore provision II
made for hanging the feet out the
window while removing shoes. The
Murphy bed. meantime, offers no
imped Iment. Thus, while the hrt
-. sleeping on door has always
been heretofore regarded as fic-
ton Tulsa landlords must further
exercise their ingenuity in order TO
give the moneys worth for the ordi-
nary $50 rent money. Why not
hang the NiCtrOla on the window
and build the ceilings Of maBne-
tizcd steel in order that the walls
may serve some more userul purpose
than furnishing n background for
the built-in book cases and the pie
turc OF Pershing?
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-13

Tho private poker game sunday
night was an extIs" TO sit up waiting
ior tho Gnrrnaus to surrender, hpl
the girl on South Main snyR at one
time her SALARY check was shot up
worse than the German lino ~ re
treat, and m" only thing that saved
her meal ticket WAS the delay ~
that courier on his rutuTn trip.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-13

The mysterious Mr. House was in
Tulsa Yesterday
Don't got all flabhcrGlstcd now
and look elsewhere 'fnr some big
event ot state tu Nc caAlNgUcd. This
Nj NouSe IS, like 'hc presidents
friend and adviser. one OF those men
who docs not herald his presence m
furriU lands with the blarC VI
trumpc;s lu other words, he comes
IN quietly He is Herb House of Mus
kugcC. Indian cuunuiSScur' Herb,
because uf many Years association
with the interior department, Whcrc
ne at one time held down an inn
portant position IN tho Indian hu-
rcau. probably knows as mucAl about
the Greeks rs anyone and perhaps a
little Int more. llc rs sufficiently
we'll acquainted with them tn hr ah.r
Ito pick up yaluaN." oil leases now
and then aud Is also somcwha, " a
politician. being state committeeman
for NDskogor county
lite was on one ot h,s frequent bus
!n.ss ,lps 20 Tulsa yesterday
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-13

Between trips from Muskogcc to
Sapulpa, W. T.. Disney, one of Mus
kuCcc Countys three representatives
clcCt tinds time to make "A bit Of
medicine and to gather observations
Rncnt the contest FOR the spcakCrship
~ the lower house ut the state legis-
lature, a question in which he Is more
or lcss deeply interested.
Disney who was once known as
'thc kid county attorney " Musko-
gee county" Is a candidate FOR that
spcakcrship, lie has never an
uounccd II hut somo W his friends
have. He is willing, having never
made any effort 10 discourage the
taIk His brother. Il l.. Disney, WAS
one ur the useful members ut the last
legislature. lie moved from Musko-
gee to Ardmure about two years ago
and ". H. now fills his place in the
legislature. lie looks for the Bert
Hodges opposition for Spcakersh!p
huunrs to hc most Formidable,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-13
Oklahoma Outbursts.

Ih" next scrap we may look Tor
VIII be over N, location ~ state
capitals ana county seats IN the late
German empire.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-13

Jay +; House SAYS It is Buck XII
bI'h notion that II prohibition b"
voted on at night the country wUu!d
never 90 dry Mr. KlIby atyA II rs
voting In the morning that makes
friends for prohibitions
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-13

Send HOME to the battle line,
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-06-21
New Sources of Taxation Sub
mitted to Congress Will Raise
Over Billion Dollars.
STAMP TAX ON INVOICES
All Transactions of One Dollar
or More Will Call for Revenue
Stamp-State and City Off
cialS to BE Taxed.


washington June 2O.--Ncw
Ho"I 'eS oI taAatioh with incrcaSej
'"N'S On present sources estimated 10
'"'S' more imam billion dollars
we're suggested to the house ways
"n" means committee by Joseph j
MEM publlc accountant of New
olN .'ty' VINO mas b"en associated
VIII 'he couhcll Oh national defense
ne committee was holding hearings
on the new war revenue bill.
Proposals made by Mr. Klein in
'i""e":
\ TAX OF one cent per call on all
'"!I ''!ephohe messages below l.
''"'S "hich are not now subject to
'dN'
\ NAT lucent documentary tax on
all regal documents not otherwise
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-06-21
SOLICITATION BEGINS
TODAY FOR w. :. :.
Committee Held Meeting Yesterday
Afternoon and Perfected
All Plans.

meeting of the War Savings
committee for Lancaster school dis
trict was held yesterday afternoon
in the court house and plans were
perfected for the solicitation of the
district which began this morning.
There are several Sc itols. each
having list of people t., see. and II
the response measures up TO cNpec-
tations. large amount in stamps
viii b" sold during the next few
days
There is but one week six work
ing days after today to raise
Lancaster county's quota of &567.
100. II has been impossible to SO
cure the figures as to amount already
sold because of the fact that at an,
time the total at headquarters ONLY
represents part of the sales, tn,
directors in each district making re
turns 10 headquarters only when
their books of pledges are filed
Probably by Tuesday The News will
be able to print a tabulated state
ment of sales in the county bv dis
triCts.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-06-21
PRISONERS OUT
SOUTH CAROLINA PEN
Authorities Unable Find ANY
Trace OF Three Men Who
Made Getaway.

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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-06-21
SECRETARY McADOO Is
ORDERED TO 4 RANCE
Quiet Gossip i'm Washington v To
the Effect That His Thr9/
Is Affected.

Washington. June 2O-Apprehen-
sion is felt in official circles here
concerning the condition of William
G. McAdoo. secretary of the treasury
and director general Of railrg 4.
From authentic sources there
%ports that Secretary McAdot
eeen ordered to go to ranch
west for his health and. that he
Ihs away several weeksso or for al :
definite pfS.iod
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-06-21
Board Wants Facts.

To the Public:
Tn" local board is about to begin
a rc-classiiication of all regfstrapts
in classes , 3 and 4 We wish the
cooperation of the public in this
matter, If you know that any reg
iatrant has misstated facts concern
ing his dependency or his income we
Will thank you to give this board
such information We wish to be
fair to every one and in order to do
so we need your help Upon proof
we will lake any and all registrants
from class 2. and ard place them
IN class /.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-06-21
BIG DISTILLINs OUTFIT
LANDED IN Work COI-NTY

York. s. G.. June %. Tnat
moonshiners have been rlyirg their
trade within four miles of the coun-
" seat OF York was discovered
Monday when a distillery was cap
tured in the Beth Shiloh community.
While not in operation when found
there was abundant evidence that II
mad recently been in use. The dis
uilery was one of the largest ever
aptured in York county and was To-
eted In section where moonshin-
~eig has been unknown for many
Z ears.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-06-21
Secretary Bakers Withdrawal
of Opposition Boosts the
rOpOSal.
LOAF1NG is ON DECREASE
Unofficial Reports Show In
prOvement in Lab Market
and Decrease in Number of
Migrants and Idlers.

Washington. June Withdraw
al by Secretary Baker of his opposi-
tion gave fresh impetus today to
consideration of the proposal before
congress to extend the draft age
limits so that the war department
Will have available at no distant date
ample manpOwer to carry out Presi
dent Wilson's program of an army
OF unlimited size for the war on
Germany.
officials in the office of Provost
Marshal General Crowder :muedi-
ately began preparation of statistics
showing results whi might be ex-
pected if the draft is. extended to
various ages between is and A
years, the limits fXc| in a bill by
Senator France, Republican. 1t is
expected that this information will
be presented soon to the senate mill
tary committee which is considering
the France bill
Early reports on the results of the
reclassification Of men by local
boards indicate that more than
10000 men will be added to class
one by this means, as against tho
original estimate of 100000. On
erations. which become effective Julv
l. also is expected to add to the to-
tai in the first class. Each district
Is expected TO have near the national
average of PSI per cent. of its total
registration. in class one when the
reclassification has been completed.
These estimates were pointed to
by some officials as bearing out their
contention that there is no imme-
dlate necessity for changing the age
limits. General Crowder. however.
does not share this view. and re-
Gently told the senate military com
mittee that extension of the age linn
It's was necessary because at the
Planned rate of calls class one would
be exhausted early next year.
Members of congress from MINING .
districts were informed bv General
trowder's s office that there will he no
reconsideration of the decision not
TO grant deferred classification ia
miners as class. This will leave the
matter OF miners classification win
the local boards
Announcement of definite rulings
on what are to be termed useful en-
ployments under the work or fight
regulations is expected soon. An
opinion on the status of baseball
players now is awaiting General
Crowder's decision. 1t is undcrstNod ID
that the game Will be classed as a
sport. but that z opinion has pro-
visions to guatas against interference
with professional league schedules
this season.
Results of the governments ulti-
matum that loafing would not he
tolerated during the war already arc
being felt in various parts of the
country. Unofficial reports from
several states show the immcdiat,
Improvement in the labor mark.,
and decrease in the number of va
grants and other idlers.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-06-21
JAS. VI. CRAIG APPOINTED
STATE BANK EXAMINER

Columbia, S. c., June 2O.-Jas. NJ
Craig. OF Anderson, was today ap-
"ointed by Governor Manning as
state bank examiner to succeed Col
o. X. LaRocque. who resigned to
enter the army Y. NJ. c. A. wopt
overseas. The appointment of M
.,naig was recommendsd Shy st}ss state
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-06-21
WOMEN OF COUNTY ARE
SELLING WAR STAMPS
committees Appointed i'm Each
school District Are Hard
at Work.

The following school district,
have been visited by Mesdames
Perry, Crawford Rand Taylor and
teams have been organized to work
up the pledges for sale of War
Savings stmaps
Buford School District.
Miss Lily Usher, Captain.
Workers: Mrs. w. A. Lingle, Miss
Ellen Porter, Miss Myrtle Thompson.
Miss Maude Carnes. Mrs. p. c. Neal
Camp Creek school District.
Mrs. Hirchel Plyler, Captain.
Workers: Mrs. Sam Robertson.
Miss Rachel Steel Miss Bessie Steele.
Miss jamie Robertson, Mrs. Robt
Williams
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-06-21

Mullin, Pearl Ellis.
No. Carrie Beckham. Captain +;
Ada McGhee. Florence Austin. Per
tel Boykin.
No. S-Goldie Cabin, Captain :;
Emma Gaoin. Carrie Latru, Fannie
McHenry.
No 4TrE Christon. Captaipo
le-.s"e Sic, '>-es Mashev MI !
u.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-06-21
Unity School District.

Miss Adelaide Nelson, Captain.
Workers: Mrs. w w. Boyce
Miss Evelyn Mellow, Mrs. T.. +. Nc
Cain, Miss Martha Neal.
Zion-Jackson''.n School District.
Miss Ethel NcMurray, Captain.
Workers: Miss Mamie Todd
Mrs. j. ID. Nesbitt, Miss Bertha Nc
Dow, Miss Essie Glenn. Miss Ivah
Huey
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-06-21
New Bethel school District.

Miss Marguerite Sapp. Captain.
Workers: Mrs. Furman Plyler
Miss Louise Sapp, Miss Leola Sapp.
Miss Ada Sapp Miss Eft. Plyler.
Miss Lou Thompson, Miss Carrie
CarnpS
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-06-21

~ humber of yomen factory
Michigan has me than
east yea1 aecor dns to
.s,N ss
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-06-21

Miss Evelyn Mellow, Mrs. e +. Nc
Cain, Miss Martha Neal
Zion-Jackson".n school District.
Miss Ethel NscMurray. Captain.
Workers: Miss Mamie Todd
Mrs. j. ID. Nesbitt, Miss Bertha Nc
Dow, Miss Essie Glenn. Miss Iyah
Huey.
New Bethel school District.
Miss Marguerite Sapp. Captain.
Workers: Mrs. Furman Plyler
Miss Louise Sapp. Miss Leola Sapp.
Miss Ada Sapp. Miss Etta Plyler.
Miss Lou Thompson, Miss Carrie
Carnes.
Tradcsville School District.
Mrs. j. C. Funderburk. Captain.
Workers: Mrs. Ida Funderbruk.
Mrs. Nettie Funderburk. Miss Lulee
Funderburk, Miss Dezzie Funder
burk. Mrs. Lula Pope, Mrs. Hazel
Funderburk
Dixie school District.
Miss Buelah Porter, Captain.
Workers: Mrs. j. C. Duncan.
Miss Eunice Steele.
Oakhurst School District.
Ms. Maude Mobley, Captain.
WORT: Mrs. II. b. Rollins,
Miss Sa. Usserey
Van Wyck School District.
Mrs. j f.. Nesbit, Captain.
Workers: Mrs. J. NJ. Yoder. Mrs
j. A. Wyatt Mrs. j. H. Crenshaw,
Mrs. w. p. McGuirt. Miss Odelle
Griffin, Miss Ethel Vaughn, Miss
Kthleen Bates.
Riverside school District.
Mrs. G.. j. Sistare. Captain.
Workers: Mrs. Rufus Thompson.
Miss Adelaide Thompson. Mrs. Sam
ID. Latham, Mrs. c. n McCIntock.
,CraiGvilIe school District.
Miss jamie Craig. Captain.
No workers reported
Tabs saClc School District.
Miss Da .SPlyler. Captain.
No workers reported.
Oak Hill school District.
Miss Lois Neal, Captain
Workers: Miss Beckie Belk.
Ferguson school District.
Mrs. F.. o. Garris, Captain.
Workers: Mrs. \. j Thompson.
Mrs. r. G.. Hudson
Heath Springs school District.
Mrs. Moore. Captain.
Names OF workers omitted.
E,%'n school District.
Miss Estelle Bailey. Captain.
Names of workers omitted.
The above workers have entered
into this campaign with the proper
spirit, resolved that they viii
make Bill Kaiser saddcr and
wiser by buying and boosting War
Savings stamps"
They know that every time thov
buy or sell War Savings stamp
they weaken the Hindenberg line.
other school district committees Will
be published just as soon as received
Helms school District.
Miss Ella Steele. Captain
Worker: Miss Mable steele
Douglas school District.
Mrs. j. T. Hunter. Captain.
Workers: Mrs. j NJ. Green
Miss Sauie Stogner, Miss Annie Ad-
Olson, Mrs. ]. Y. Chambers.
Jones Cross .RoaGschool District.
No ladies committee.
Dry Creek school District.
Miss Norma Cauthen, Captain.
Worker: Miss Louise Bell.
Pleasant Hill School District.
Miss Mamie Robertson, Captain
: Workers: Mrs. f.. r. Beckham.
Mrs. NJ. w. Cauthen, Mrs. M. l.
Beckham, 4.
: CorSsed -,
=. heut safsie
:, No. i-hk kEeo,sisr. cassIns
Hattie 2tQs M. ,sprinss.l ~
fSl[
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-06-21
Tradcsville School District.

Mrs. j. c. Funderburk, Captain.
Workers: Mrs. Ida Funderbruk.
Mrs. Nettie Funderburk Miss Lulee
Funderburk, Miss Dezzie Funder-
burk. Mrs. Lula Pope, Mrs. Hazel
F'underburk