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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-08
BOARD AND ROOMS

LlGH" HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS l6
. fLDIN. $ Coo Nic,y frniahed front
/ Icom southeast exposure private en-
trance aud connected with bath. Phone
/ ELGlN s., loiG-Tvo light housekeeping
rooms
IEuu RrU b., IE1-,Far rent nicely fur.
I nishcd front room for light housekeeping
/ close IN, Phone 5lls
uousTuE 5, go7-Ltsht Housekeeping
rooms
kENOSuA. s. lO1-T nicely furnished
( front rooms for rent, with board. Also
/ Z rarage
+NAYBELL s 7lo-Tu light housekccp-
ing rooms private entrance
/ NOGALEs S. no Two light bousckccp.
I IN, rooms fo' rent. al'Y sleeping room.
I OLYMPIA S. + Ar rent modern light
/ Housekeeping rooms one block from car
I line children welcome Phone 75i6
PuOENIN. y, I20-rwo room house. fur
nishtd for Hight housekeeping children
welcome
l QNAKER. S. tS1 .r~oyfrout rooms con.
Meeting hath. nicely furnished for light
Housekeeping, one block from Bellview.
two blocks FROM Orcutt car line Phone
36a0.J
QUINCY. s., 22l One large room for light
housekeeping also Two rooms with pan
Try furnished Tor housekeeping
SEVENTH. =. 3i6-T~o light housckeep
ius rooms
IulRp. T.. 1855 rhrce6r four nesly dec.
grated. beautifully mfhished rooms for
Housekeeping for adults modern; one
slceuinE room.
THIRTEENTH. = . 2oG One upstairs room
for light Housekeeping Phone 1868
THIRD ", gIs-Twa we'll furnished
rooms with Kitchen privilege.
WEST. TCLsA-Two llgh, housekeeping
rooms two blocks east Of school: inquire
at Grocery store. Mrs Chaney.
WHEELING y 5-Two newly decorated
housekeeping rooms FOR rent modern.
LIGHT Huu SEkFEPlNG Two large un.
fufrirhrd rooms In modern home gas
water and lights furnished and part use
Of basement apd screened In rear porch
on Duluth Place, near Cpntry club,
nhon" ldl
ROOMS Two large light Housekeeping
rooms cool ideal for summer sleeping
porch ground floor modern desirable
lo5n'ion walking distance. on North
Main car line can 627 North Cheyrnne.
ROOMS Three rooms. well FURNISHED for
housrt coping 20 couple no children
close IN Phone 2Gis after noon.
ROOMS Two clean furnished housekecp.
Ing rooms modcrrf private front aud
back entrance Phone 1870.
ROOMS Desirable rooms for light house
keeping one block west from Oklahoma
Hospital Phone 57A9
FURNISHED ROOM Private family hl.
chen privilege, couple or lady employed.
ROoMS-Twd light housekeeping rooms
Phone 21i3R
ROOMS iao Gtrpt4bad Loutokeeptnr
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-08

BOARD AND ROOMS

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-08

NoW Pitcher Guy Morton uf the
Cleveland Indians is being ryiuciHed
for his ungraccfulnoss Must ouc ho
q HavloVu TO play this game ut
bus"bGu'
Evening star., 1918-01-24
SHIP HALTED BY ZEPPELIN.
Papers Read Through Glass by Mas.
ter. 800 Feet Above.

BALTIMORE. January 24.-The Sun
prints the following:
How his vessel was halted by Yep
pelin and a German submarine, all in
the space of an hour. is the story being
told by the master Of a Swedish steam
er now in port.
THE master said that in the same
ship he has now in port he was bound
from Gothenburg for England. In the
North sea a Zeppelin lowered over his
ship and ordered him to stop. He at
once complied with the voice from the
air.
Then the Zeppelin maneuvered until
it was about 800 feet above the steam
er, when the commander of the huge
dirgible ordered, through a mega
phone. the captain of the steamer to
open his papers and spread them on the
deck
This was done. The master of the
Zeppelin placed a glass to his eyes, and
reading that the German consul at
Gothenburg had given the ship a clear
ance through the war zone. declared all
was correct and told the master to con-
tinue.
This was not done, however, until a
J-boat swashed out of the sea, shook
all the water off her deck and ran
alongside the Swedish ship
Evening star., 1918-01-24
ANOTHER DIVISION GETS
POPULAR DESIGNATION

The "42d Division. National Guard
of Uncle Sans new Army. has arrived
in France Official announcement was
made several weeks ago. Relatives and
friends of the officers and men consti-
tuting the command imediately spread
the glad tidings that the Rainbow Divi-
sion had safely landed over there"
Rainbow division" il is, notwith-
standing official designation TO the con-
trary. Rainbow Division" it will con-
tinue to be in history, recorded and
unrecorded, until the end of time. 1t
embraces field hospital from the Ma
tional Guard of the District of Column
bia.
Down at Camp Mcclellan, outside An
niston. Ala, where other former mem
bers of the citizen soldiers of the Ma
tional Capital are doing more than is
required of them. is the Blue and
Gray Division" No one ever thinks Of
referring to it as the "29th Division,
National Guard" except in official
correspondence
Likewise there are the Dixie" sun
set" wild West" New England
New York" "Pennsylvania' and IL
linois" divisions, officially the 31st Di-
vision, National Guard; 41st Division,
National Guard; 91st Division National
Army; 26th Division, National Guard
27th Division. National Guard: 2Sth
Division. National Guard, and SD Di-
vision. National Guard, in the order
named
Evening star., 1918-01-24
HIGHLY PRAISES THE Y. M. C, A.
Letter From the Front in France
Testifes to Its Service,

The following extract from a letter
of an employe of the government now
with the expeditionary force in France
to his former chief in the government
service at Washington pays very
high compliment. to the work of the
Y. NJ. C. A. in France:
"I cannot close this letter without
saying just word in commendation
of the splendid work that is being
carried on over here by the Y NJ. C. A,
This institution is contributing so gem
erously to the pleasures and comforts
of the life of the soldier in France as
to endear it to every wearer of the
khaki The Y. NJ. c. A. offers prac-
tically the only place where one may go
for rest and recreation, to write let
ters. to read newspapers and maea-
zines, to find congenial companionship,
to be entertained. and last. but least
by no means, it affords one the priv
ilege of worshiping on Sundays in the
good old American style"
Evening star., 1918-01-24
Should Be United.

Upon motion of Republican Leader
Gillett the meeting, by vote of IS to
19, adopted a resolution. as follows:
Whereas. in the conduct of the eX-
listing war the republican members of
the House of Representatives have
taken the position that there should be
no partisanship, but that all Americans
should be united in the SUPPORT of the
government in pressing the war to a
successful conclusion, and in voting
ungrudgingly the administration all the
resources and powers to that end, and
will continue SO to do; and
Whereas the need of a united coun-
try demands that where conditions ex-
ist causing unnecessary delay or waste
due to the overlapping jurisdiction of
the bureaus and departments, or for
other causes revealed by congressional
Investigations, it is their patriotic
duty to suggest remedies for such con-
ditions:
Therefore, be it resolved, That it is
the sense of this conference that there
should be created a department or bu-
reau of munitions and ordnance, the di-
rector of which shall be appointed by
the President, confirmed by the Senate,
and be Immediately responsible to the
President to systematic the manufacture
and purchase of ordnance and munitions,
by means of which the success of our
armed forces may be speedily attained
Evening star., 1918-01-24
o,r One .Bpouo or,>r<E,

To get the genuine call for iu,l name LANA
TIVE BRoMO QUINISE. Look for signatnr.
OF E. w GROVE. Cures Cold in One Day 31t.
Advertisement.
Evening star., 1918-01-24
HUSBAND TAKES STAND
IN ANNAPOLIS MURDER

BALTIMORE, January 24.-Valentine
n Brandon, HUSBAND. of Mrs. Lottie May
Brandon. who was found murdered Au
gust s last at her home at Annapolis,
was on the stand yesterday at Towson,
where John Snowden, colored ice
wagon driver is being tried for causing
the death of Mrs. Brandon.
He told of returning to his home from
his place of employment at the United
States experiment station on the day
of the murder. On entering the house,
he said, he called to his wife. and not
getting reply went to her room and
found her lying on the bed. He touched
her on the shoulder in an effort to
arouse her. but not being able to do so,
went out to call physician and sum-
mon assistance. He said he had seen
the body later, and there were bruises
on the neck.
Mrs T. A. King testified she had
talked to Mrs. Brandon after Mr. Bran
don had left for work.
Evening star., 1918-01-24
In Winter Quarters.

Now the S0th Division of the National
Army, in real winter quarters in the
sunny south-the mercury lowering at
a point between degrees and de-
grees below zero-receiveS its distinc-
tive designation. The baptism occurred
at Camp Lee, just outside Petersburg,
Va. in connection with a memorable
tribute by soldiers to a departed SOL
dier-the leader of the lost cause.
The occasion was the brthdy anniver-
sary of Gen. Robert L. Lee.
The 3i9th Infantry conceived the idea
and conducted the exercises. The regi-
ment is made up of drafted men from
PENNSYLVANIA. These soldiers of the
north assembled to eulogize the hero
Of the Confederacy. They had as their
guests the legislative body of the state
of Virginia, senate and house of dele
gates, and also members of A. p. Hill
Camp, Confederate Veterans of Peters
burg. headed by former Governor Mann
The lawmakers and veterans regarded
it as one of the most notable occa-
sions in the history of the state, and
said SO.
Evening star., 1918-01-24
NAME COMMITTEE
FOR c. O.P. BATTLE
Republican Members of Con-
gress Prepare for Fray in
Coming Campaign.
WOODS LEADS FOR CHAIR

Republicans of the House and Senate
met in joint conference last night to NOM
mate members of the congressional cam
paign committee to conduct the coming
campaign for election of representatives
in Congress.
The committee thus far created is com
posed as follows: California, Representa-
tive Julius Kahn; Colorado, Representa-
tive Charles B. Timberlale; Connecticut.
Representative ]. Q. Tilson; Idaho, Repre-
sentative Addison T. Smith. Illinois, Rep-
resentative Martin Is. Madden; Indiana,
Representative William r. Wood; Iowa.
Representative Frank P. Woods; Kansas.
Representative Philip F. Campbell; Ken
lucky, Representative Caleb Powers;
Maine, Representative John A. Peters;
Maryland, Representative Frederick n
Zihlman; Massachusetts, Representa-
tive Samuel F. Wnslow: Michigan,
Representative Frank D. Scott; Mime
sofa, Representative Halvor Steenerson:
Missouri. Representative Leonldas C.
Dyer: Montana, Miss Jeanette Rankin;
Nebraska, Representative Moses +. Nm
caid Nevada, Representative T. +. Rob-
erts: New Hampshire. Representative Ed
ward H. Wason. New Jersey. Representa-
tive William ]. Browning: New Mexico,
Senator Albert b. Fall; New York, Repre-
sentative Norman J. Gould; Ohio, Repre-
sentative Simeon D. FesS; Oklahoma.
Representative Dick 7. Morgan; Oregon,
Representative Nicholas ]. Sinnott: Penn
sylvania, Representative George S. era
ham, Rhode Island, Representative Am
brose Kennedy; South Dakota, Repre-
sentative Charles H. Dillon; Tennessee,
Representative Richard W. Austin: Yer
mont, Representative Frank L. Greene;
Virginia, Representative C. Bascom
Slemp; Washington, Representative Lind
ley H. Hadley; West Virginia, Senator
Howard Sutherland; Wisconsin, Repre-
sentative John H. Esch; Wyoming, Rep
Frank W. Mondell.
Evening star., 1918-01-24
Baptism a Climax.

The BAPTISM occurred as the climax of
n brief but inspiring address by Brig.
Gen. Iloyd NJ. Brett, commanding the
S0th Division and the camp. After
tharking the people of Virginia for
their hospitable treatment of the sol
diers Of the command, Gen. Brett con-
cluoed:
When the great call comes for US to
go over there and we have stood the
acid test of battle. then-and not until
then--bestoW on US the name Lee Divi-
SION"
Enthusiastic cheering followed Gen.
Bretts suggestion. 1t was adopted
unanimously, with this slight modifica-
tion-the S0th Division will not have to
wait until it has stood the acid test of
battle: it was then and there named
Lee Division" and such will be
known. in history, until the end of
time.
Evening star., 1918-01-24
To Elect Officers.

The committee will meet at an early
date to elect a chairman and other Of
ficers. The incumbent, Chairman Woods
of Iowa, is a candidate for reelection.
Representative Madden of Illinois is
favored by another element of the
committee, however, and there viii be
test of strength when the committee
meets.
Republicans of the House. after this
business was transacted. went into
conference over the proposition to sup
port a demand for the creation of a
government department of munitions
and ordnance, with a director to be
appointed by the President. There
was a discussion of various phases of
war activities and of the question of
creating a war cabinet. but the meet
ing did not go on record concerning
the latter subject.
Evening star., 1918-01-24
Iron Ore Mined in 1917.

Iron ore mined in the United States
during 1917 would seem to show an in
crease of OF per cent over the amount
mined in 1916. according to the United
States geological survey Iron ore
mined in 1917 amounted to about 75,-
$4,000 gross tons, as compared with
75.167.672 tons in 1916. But the survey
says that the amounts are SO close that
when the Anal returns are in. the ac-
stnaI quantity mined In 1917 may. after
Ill prove ~ have been leaas than that
Evening star., 1918-01-24
5000 Blankets
$4.45 Pair

A let-go of blankets slightly
mussed from display-nothing to
hurt their serviceability. 72xSO eX-
ira heavyweight Felted Nap Blank
cts, in white with blue or pink bor-
ders; also plaids of gray, blue or
pink.
Goldenberg's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1918-01-24
just One Application
and the Hairs Vanish
(Modes of Today

A harmless, yet very effective,
treatment is here given for tho
quick removal of hairy growths:
Mix enough powdered delatone and
water to cover the undesirable hairs,
apply paste and after or minutes
remove, wash the skin and the hairs
have vanished. One application
susually is sufficient. but to be cer-
tain Of results. buy the delatone In
Ran original pac1kAge.Adyertise-s
Evening star., 1918-01-24
SOC Window Shades
at 28c Each

Just 80 dozen Opaque Cloth and
Holland Finish Window Shades in
this clearance lot. feet wide, 5
feet and feet inches long; in
white, ecru and green. Mounted
on strong spring rollers. Manufac-
turers seconds of SOC kind-reduced
to 2Sc each.
Goldenberg's-Fourth Floor. -
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-05-04

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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-05-04
CALL FOR 600 WITH MECHAN
ICAL TURN.

Baton Rouge, La, May g.
The 600 men whom Louisiana is
ordered to entrain May 16, ac-
cording to a press dispatch from
Washington Wednesday, must be
grammar school graduates who
have had some experience along
mechanical lines and who have
some aptitude for mechanical
work. says a telegram to Ad-
jutant General McCrory Thurs
day from Provost Marshal Gene
raj Crowder. These men are to
report to the commanding officer
at Tulane University on May Is.
Only white men and men physi-
cally qualified for general mill
tary service may be indicted I'M
der this call. ~bich is No. 224.
Qualified registrants should be
urged to present themselves to
their respective local boards for
voluntary induction under this
call. says General Crowder's tel
egram. The voluntary call will
continue until May s. after
which date no voluntary induc-
tons will be permitted. If, on
May 9. any local board finds that
it still needs men to fill its ap-
portionment under this call, it
must select. in sequence of order
numbers, a sufficient number of
qualified men from class ] to fill
the first allotment, after deduct
ing the voluntary inductions, says
the message.
General Crowder adds that his
telegram B-S0, dated March II,
and ordering that men actively,
completely and assiduously en-
gagged in planting and cultivat-
ing a crop must be placed at the
foot Of the present quota, should
be followed in this call
'The men selected for this
service will receive a course of
training at government expense
fitting them to serve in any army
position. requiring knowledge Of
automobile repairing radio ope-
rating and other mechanical dut.
les incident to many kinds of mil
itary service both at the front
and behind the lines" says Gen.
eral Crowder. "The men taking
this course will receive thorough
instruction which will be Of great
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-05-04

, generally developes traits an
characteristics of type that r.
fleet this hidden personality, hi
silent swelling ego. The deveI
Opement, moreover, accentuates
self, a consciousness which is a
different from the others of tn
same species as faces differ from
one another. Our present illus
tration serves to emphasize thu
accuracy Of our observation anc
analysis. The laws Of nature are
being scrupulously carried out
and all manifestations. signs and
effects follow the regular causes
Nobody has, as yet. been safe
and satisfied with the discovery
Of confirmed, congenial bache-
lOr. The medical authorities are
baffled, the student of social PROB
lens puzzled. the sage staggered
by this mystery. Sooner or later
the germs of a strange domestic
disease appear and menace his
membership in our institution.
jeopardize our Constitution, and
threaten with certain extinction
the life Of our voluntary, sympa-
thetic corporation.
This is not the first time we had
to hoist our s. 0. S. signals. Dur
ing those periodical tidal-waves
and engulfing squalls. the old
mariners, the doughty, undis-
mayed veterans, have always
managed and succeeded in saving
the old boat and salvaging the
remnants of the wreck. One by
one our losses have been chron-
icled and the seriousness Of the
growing weakness made the sub
ject Of close scrutiny and investi-
CATION. The pace of the life of
our modern time. the strain Of
mans equipment in the economic
battle. the love of partial isola-
ton and seclusion, the weight Of
the burden of future duties and
responsibilities. have been in our
opinion the friendly elements of
our permanent redemption and
salvation. So the desertion If
the camp and training cantonment
of our brother Ulysse, is recon-
pensed by the clamoring. increas-
ing wave Of recruits.
Many attempts are recorded Of
our brothers. efforts to adjust his
temperament. his sentiment. with
the flight Of his hope to be tied
to a rope of future bliss aud con-
tentment. The poison has worked.
The vaccination is complete sue
cess has paralyzed all inclina-
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-05-04

the corner And will come on
May 18th holding a morning and
evening service every day. Dur
ing the meeting Of the Presbytery
/ recently it must have been APP
parent to this Christian soldier
that this little congregation led
ny their consecrated pastor and
| his incompatible wife were striv-
ing to lift all who come within
their influence into higher spiri-
tual ideals of life and service, and
like faithful follower of The
One who went about doing GOOD,
he promptly asked the privilege
of helping. What treat it will
be for all who can hear the echo
OF the Master voice in the prayer
and praise of this most faithful
disciple. so don't let anything
prevent your coming. This is a
crucial time in the worlds his
tory. The forces of evil are max
ing their last stand 1--WE hope)
against civilization and all that is
good and true The devil (what
ever that means to uS) seems -
Nannt his vllliany proudly in the
face of goodness and truth. as he
did on the mountain cops, when he
demanded that Jesus should fall
down and worship him and Christ
said: Get thee behind me
Satan,' and so say our brave |
boys over there now.
M. u. p.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-05-04
NOT THE ONLY ONE.
There Are Other New Iberia PEG
pie Similarly Situated.

Can there be any stronger proc
offered than the evidence of New
Iberia residents? After YOU hay,
read the following, quietly answer
the question:
w. 7. Moss. brio klayer. Wcst
Main St., New Iberia. says: "a
number of years ago 7 was troub,
led with mv.back, sharp pains
darted TIN ough my kidneys very
frequently and when ! worked in
a stopped position any length of
time. it was hard for me to
straighten up. My kidneys were
dlsordered and caused me mucn
annoyance. ] had those dull,
achy feelings all over my body
until began using Doan's Kid
ney Pills. Doan s helped me very
quickly and when | had used them
for few weeks, they entirely
cured me Of the trouble. i have
never had any return Of it since
that time and am glad to give
this endorsement. "
Price zoe. at all dealers. Don I
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills-the Same
that Mr.. Moss had. Foster-Nil-
burn Co, Mfgrs.. Buafflo, N. Y
Adv.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-05-04
Succession Sale.
Succession of Hilarion Landry
and his vile Mrs. Hilario.
Landry. both deceased,

18th Jud. Dist. Court, State of
Louisiana, Parish of Iberia.
By virtue of a commission is
sued unto me, the undersigned
Administrator out of the above
said Court, under an order
granted on the 29th day Of
April 1918, there will be sold by
the undersigned Administrator or
a duly authorized Public Auctio-
neer, FOR CASH (for the pur-
pose Of realizing funds to pay
debts of the above said Success
sion) at Public Auction, to the
last and highest bidder, on
Saturday the 9Th Day Of June
1913,
between legal sale hours, at the
late domicle of the Deceased,
Iberia Parish, the property be-
situated in the Fourth Ward of
longing to the above said Succc
sion. and described as follows, to-
wit:
LIST. That certain tract of land,
with all the buildings and i'm
provements thereon and all the
appurtenances thereunto belong
ing, situated in the Fourth Ward
of the Parish of iberia, State cf
Louisiana, containing and meas
uring forty (4O) superficial arp
ents more or less, and bounded
on the North by a private road.
On the South by Public Road. on
the East by E. Landry. and on
the West by Euclide Dugas. Pur-
chaser to pay over and above the
amount of his bid all taxes due
on the property for the year 1918.
End. Proceeds of lease or
rental of above described land for
the year 1918.
HENRY VAUGHN, JR.,
Administrator.
F.. Vuillemot, Atty.