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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-06
WAR WORK CONTRIBUTIONS
EXPECTED TO BE HEAVY

OKLAHOMA CITY, Nov, Sam
uel ". Hayes. former CHIEF justice
OF the oklahoma supreme court has
accepted election as state treasurer
for the united war work campaign.
Hc Will have charge Of the handling
of the Sl.62O,0OO fund which it is
hoped oklahoma will not only raise,
hut over subscribe. Assisting him
will hc j. r.. Nissley. former mayor
Of Guthrie. as director OF collections.
There are a large number OF cor
pord'ions whose home offices are in
the east, but whose main source OF
income and whose great business ac-
tiyjticS are in oklahoma. Hereto
fore contributions from these cor
poratons have been made chiefly
"a the credit OF the eastern cities,
during the united war work cam
paign, special efforts are 70 he made
to SEQ tlNlt oklahoma gets It's share.
! j. MCGrlw has placed his serV-
ices At the disposal OF the united
war work campaign and will devote
an his time to this work until the
end OF tho campaign November l6.
Mr.. MCGraw's attention will be de-
voted during this campaign to see
ing that the foreign corporations
and Interstate corporations doing
business in the state Of oklahoma
shall contribute their fair share OF
their quota In the state Of Okla
hpmA.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-06

rcd ana green star clusters OF the
rockets At once eight wide search
lights Glove the night and bcgaR
sweeping to and fro, and at the
same time the roar OF the engines
died IA the pilot throttled down.
Now my whole mind was con-
'"ptratcd on our bomb sight" and
the Mole The direction bar al
ready touched section OF the Mole
which I wished TO hit. by pressing
ltil" buttons set on n plate near
me caused the red 1hd green lights
to glow in front Of the pilot, which
told him to steer To the left Snd right
Slowly and surely the line OF the
sight travelled across the Mole. and
the luminous range bars drew near
TO it, one hand held the bomb lever
by my sldc-the other fingered the
signal button.
The scRrchlights now passed be-
meath us inCcssantly sometimes
touching the machine and lighting IL
for n mOmeDL with "A dazzling glare
shells burst near us in Il fierce bar
rage. and from the center Of the
Mole chains and chains OF green
balls rushed upwards toward US
E
ever, that | hardly noticed this tur-
n1oil OF light and fire, while the pilot
was too busy watching the signal
lights and answering them carefully.
10 Ice affected by hostile demonstra-
ton.
Nearer and nearer drew tho range
bars. and as they cross the Mole
press the lever slowly forward. Re
d
falling bombs. At once / climbed
up to my position beside the pilot
ana told him that we had finished
'Th" great wings rose up across
the sky ~ the machine swept round
and away from the boiling macl-
strum Of shells and searchlignts and
green balls which were now all
around II. I looked over one side
To the Mole far below. and saw a
great red flash in the sea beside
II, and then another on the Mole
itself. and then another. and the
last one on the sea beyond. \ pail
OF white smoke lay across the black
curve, and above the crash and cla-
muur OF the shells can be heard the
dun thud Of the bursting bombs.
"Rehind the Germans vainly swept
every corner Of the night skies for
the machine. the shells still burst
high over the Mole, and the green
balls rose in hundreds above the
coast but II was too late. Tho work
was done and the machine was roar
ing home down thee sky. The pilot
drank waru coffee from a Thcrmos.
while | wtbte my report of a sue
ccssful attack on Zcebrugge Mole:
this report. excepting that here the
technical information has been cut
,Out"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-06
WILL RELIEVE
SICK HEADACHE
Mississippi Lady Recites Her
Family's Experience in Pre-
vention Of Serious Sickness
and Tells How Quick Re-
lief Follows Use of
BIack-Draught.

EdiprurE, .Miss--Mrs Lula Nc
lGuChNu, who lives few miles out
or this town, recently made the fol-
lowing statement in regard to Thed-
ford's h ack- DrauEht, the old, reli-
able family liver medicine.
"Nc have used Thcdford'S Black
puuSht in our family for years. us
a liver and stomach medicine. | have
used u for indigestion, gas on the
stomach, for hloating and a disagree-
Uhlc taste in the mouth.
"A couple Of good doses will re-
,icNe a sick headache and make You
feel like new person.
Il keep IL, especially in the winter,
tor grip and colds. 1t has been such
"A wonderful help to us.
'B,ack- DrauEht has saved us many
good dollars in doctor bills, as a
great deal OF sickness comes from
constipation, ana torpid liver which
lean tc relieved by SO simple a
remedy as Rack -Draught. | praise il
20 all my friends.
Torpid or slow-actinE liver. is the
commonCst form OF liver trouble met
with IN America. The liver does not
, do It's duty in helping the digestion OF
food and regulating the bowels
ThcdCord's Black Draught has
been found a very valuable reedy for
arrangements OF the liver and stom-
aCh, no, on.y in tho case of this Mis-
s'sSjppi family, but in thousands OF
similar gases
TIy Bach Drsught--AdU.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-06
GIRLS! GIRLS! TRY IT!
STOP .DANDRUFF. AND
- BEAUTIFY YOUR HAIR
Hair stops falling out and
gets thick, wavy, strong
and beautiful.

Your hair becomes light, wavy,
fluffy. abundant and appears as soft,
luH,rous and beautiful as young
girls after "Danderine hair
cleanse" Just try this--moisten a
cloth with littlo Danderins and
carefully draw II through your hair.
taking ono small strand at time.
This wfll cleanse tho hair OF dust.
dirt and excessive oil and In Just a
few moments you have dou ubledS tho
beauty Of your hair
Besides beautifylnE the hair a.
once. Danderlne dissolves every par
ticle OF dandruff: cleansea. purifss
and inviGorntes the scalp. forever
stopping itching and falling hair.
Hut what will please you most win
be after a few weeks use whom you
will actually see new hAir-fine and
downy at flrst-yea-but really new
hair growing all over tho scalp. n
you care for pretty. soft hair and
lots Of Il. surely get n small bottle
OF Rnowiton's Dnnderins from any
drugGist or toilet counter for a few
centA.--AdV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-06
TULSA SCHOOLS ASKED TO
PARTICIPATE IN EXHIBIT

Tulsa school system Is 20 be rep
resented in the exhibit promulgated
by those Interested in the cducd-
tlonal constructive reforms TO be de
NciopcNl after the war
4 very definite demand has de-
velopcd for information on the pres
cnt status Of public education in
American cities, what these schools
are doing 10 respond TO the present
war emergencies. and what they are
proposing by way Of constructive re
forms during the reconstruction per-
iod.
The department OF social service
In the Rostuu university is prepar-
ing an exhibit OF publications ISSUED
by typical American school systems,
Tulsa viii offer for the exhibit the
recent publications. Of reports. sur
vcys, courses ~ study special voCa-
tional, social and wartime bulletins
School authorities feel that this
is one of the greatest compliments
ever paid the school system ~ Tulsa
rs only a few of tho most represen-
tative schools through the south and
west are asked to contribute.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-06
QUEEN SEES ATTACK
STARTED FOR GHENT
SicGr IL RcGun With City Virtually
Surrounded on Three Sides
Elizabeth Witnesses start.

by The Associated Prrss
WITH THE ALLIED ARMIES IN
FRANCE AND BELGIUM. Nov. O.
Alli"d troops today bcEaA the siege
Of the city OF Ghent. already vir-
tually surrounded on three sides
The assault on the city was witnessed
by Queen Elizabeth OF Belgium and
hundreds OF her noncombatant sub
jects
Belgian. French and American SOL
dlcrs this afternoon had pushed up
to the eastern outskirts of the be-
loaEuarcd city with comparatively
light resistance from the enemy. who
apparently have evacuated the plAce
As the allied trOpps advanced on
N" city. the setting was a most dra-
matte one. Civilians mingled with
the soldiers at many points and as
the infantry moved forward pleas
ure hoats moved hithcr and thither
along the winding canals on the
western cdgh carrying civilians who
has gathered to see the restoration
Of their beloved city Within the
little white cottages along the banks
Of the canal were German machine
Glinncrs whose weapons dominated
the waterways and the roads,
For some reason most Of the guns
were silent
overhead Relgian airUlancs swirled
and dlv,d like great birds. nut there
was no challenge from the German
anti-aircraft guns, into this scene
Of mimic warfare came the queen Of
belgium who motorcd to within two
and one-half miles OF the city
Queen Elizabeth looked across the
h, V,Tt u.
and red roof buildings which stood
out like n painting in tho bright No
vemher sun. Even the United States
was represented among the spcctat-
ors of this extraordinary scene for
four officials.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-06
BUSINESS TO PICK UP AT
W. S. S. BANK FOR DRIVE

From now until after the united
war work campaign is a thing OF
the past, the W. 8. s. bank will be a
busy institution, said Lee Levering
manager. last night During the
epidemic Of inruahza the business
ot the bank has not been up to
normal. but at that II has held up
remarkably well From now on, II
is promised. there will be greater ac-
uVitv than before.
Today will be iE charge OF the Ro-
tAry club. The conr6ittee in charge
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-06

NASHISGTDN. Nov The M
tiuuIl American WUmauH suffrage
bSsuciatiuu. through Mrv Carrie
Chapman Catt, its president, re-
ported to the house today that II had
appended t7GJ3 ITO defeat Senator
Baird In Kew Jersey. Senator Weeks
I'm Massachusetts and Mr.. Moses IA
Sew lInmr~hirc III" sum of t.393
wap expended In New Jersey In
behalf Of Charles ., llonnosEy, can
didntc for the senate and much
smaller amounts In Massachusetts
and New hampshire for printing
uud mailing circulars"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-06
Ask Wage Hearing.

WASIII NGTON. Nov. SIS. J.
Noncnktnp. president OF the Com
mcrc.ll Photographers Union OF
America today filed petitions with
u" war labor board on behalf of
heVlhcrs OF the union employed by
the International News Service and
the United Press association, ask
ing for "A hearing on their applica-
tiuu for an increase in wages.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-06
DO MOTHERS ERR?

When we hear Of so many
girls and girls in stores and o'l.,,
who are often totally UNIT 10 w
form their daily duties because w
some arrangement peculiar u 'ngn
sex, might this not have been pre- S.
vented by the mother who per hay' ,,,
through neglect or careless ,S, ,s.
failed to get for that daughter nv nv.
one great root and herb remedy ~, ~,
such ailments, Lydia Il. Pinkha'iu,'
Vegetable Compound? THIS o'n
fashioned medicine is said to nav
alleviateT more suffering OF "on
ankind than any other remedy khoS'
to medicine.--Adv..
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-06

Better purchase now what you
intend for the boys cover
there" Keep them happy.
Holiday Greeting Cards, Hol'
iday Enclosure Cards, Holi-
day Post Cards, Holiday Seals.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-06
Industrial Facts Wanted.

WASHINGTON. Nov 5--To obtain
prompt approval and payment OF al
lotment and allowances under the
war risk insurance system, Provost
Marshal General CrOwder has in
structed local draft boards 10 send
in at the time OF induction 4 report
showing the principal facts as 10 the
iuducted mans family.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-06
NATIONAL
DRUG co.
$40 E. THIRD ST.

Your success in photography
depends upon the three strong
links: Ansco Cameras, Ansco
SpeedeX Films, the film which
stops the swifteSt moving OBJ
iect, and "Cyko Paper" We
have a new and complete line.
Fine ice-Cooled Candies, Per-
fumes of sweetest aroma.
1t is good if it comes from. the
National.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-06

of operations for the day, Bill Van.
dever, Billy Killmer and Roy Lundy
promise that things out Of the ordi.
nary will be pulled off.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-02-22

Fred Mccoy Of Camp Sewer.
spent the week here with friends.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-02-22
Weekly War News Digest
Stories of Acti tiles and Conditions Through
out the United States and on the Battle
Fronts, from Washington, d. G..
CLANDESTINE CIRCULAR IS
SUED IN GERMANY ATTACKS
RULERS

A copy of a broadsia,e forbidden
in Germany has cached he Com
mittee on Public Inform atom. It
is single sheet of fooiscap size,
p ;nted OF botn sides, ard Tears a
c,drs-.y execlccd woodc 1t repre-
senting a solder II arms, a woa-k-
man in a bio .se. and wcIIln
showing a rock off a precipice, be-
meath which i. seen the head and
bust of the Emperor, crowned and
sceptered and mustached, looking
up in terror at the fate impenoing
The last paragraph OF the text is as
follows:
Man Of toll awake from slum bei!
Recognize toy growing midnt.
All the wheels will lose their moti,n
Without thy - "ong arms devotion
Down with the var! Down with
the Govelntnert!
Peace! Freedom! Bread!''
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-02-22
THE AMERICANS
IN FRANCE

The sector in Lorraine where our
forces are in contact with the en-.
emy continued relatively active
throughout the week. The artillery
duels took place intermittently. but
fog and he IVY rains prevented in
fantry engagements. The Germans
attempted no further raids. and
settled down to system attic sniping
and bombing of our positions.
Our sharpShooters gave good
account Of themselves, keeping the
enemy parapets we'll cleared of
Germans.
One stretch of our line is very
close up to German positions.
German aeroplanes have made
repeated attempts to push their re-
coanoiterins sallies over our lines, !.
we're invariably met with a hot fire
from our antl-alrcrdft guns.
Oar forces cTsieai have shown
themselves well fitted for their
tasks in the trenches, and are rapid
ly becoming accustomed to the
routine of trench warfare. The
welfare of our troops, whether in
the trenches or in rest depots. is
the object of the immediate person.
al concern of all our commanders.
rhe ra;ions for the men in the
:rencher, in sp.te OF the enemy's
attempts to break up our transport
columns, have been regularly as
sure1. The care of our wounded
ut our field dressing stations, as
Well as at our base hospitals is be-
g carried on With scientific skill.
Here in America at our canton
ments, the training of our new ar
mics is proceeding methodically.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-02-22
....lLo)I1}}() RED CROSS

i a! lter ST IS heln
ross wLrh hei .
iho ladles ..ie e.,,ausiastic and dt
each meeting th ,gt. are several new
inssnl era to ne!r II the work.
III first sjliDI II ii Las been mace
The box con isye I Of hospital shirts.
sweaters anc pillows.
Our Chairman, i;rs. S. W. Enloe
visited the Red cOss work room
= e in As.levilie last week and
y ought back seve1 Il new ideas aDc
p IS about Tie wOrA.
Quite a nice lit>'t sum WIS real
zcd from the tx Supper. elveI
thursday evening ior the beAetit 9
the Red Cross.
The time of m aeting has beer
ch ,sed from Tues ay to "" ne
,sy afternoon Al members anc
0. ..er ladies :, no y il help are re
queste9 to meet promptly at
., lock.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-02-22
NOTICE..

Notice is hereby given to the
nnh,jc that | will apply to Governor
T w. Beckett for pardon for Ed-
ward Brysoa who was convicted at
the Oct ,ber term 1917 of the Sup
erior Court of Jackson County Oh
80 oborae Of retailing spiritious
liquors.
This 18th FEB. 1918
Mrs. Vira Bryson.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-02-22
FARMERS OF JACKSON
S, COUNTY ORGANIZE
Sylvia, N. C. Feb. 18, 1919.

sylvia. N. Z. FEB. lS, 1919.
Meeting called to order by Coun-
ty Agent. J. M. McClung.
County Agent McClung explained
the object of the meeting and the
Importance o. farmers organizing
for mutual aid. He also outlined
the proposed work of the Farm
Demonstrate. C Agent,
Mr.. j s. A. Gray. District Agent
o. Western Nor Il Carolina, eaF5 an
interesting dddre AID out med
wat is b. lrg cone in Swain county
and in Other counties. MIR. Gray
showed the ne cessity for farmers to
produce more than heretofore, show
ing that if we fail to produce our
necessities we must suffer.
Mr.. GRAY further showed that we
can produce staple farm crops and
hogs more economically than the
Northern Sta,es He emphasized
the value of SOY beans as a forage
crop for hogs.
He showed in a forcible way how
farmers can acromplI h most fol
he Nation and themselves by thor
ough organ:zation. Mr. Gray brief
ly explained the methods of oreahi
zation adopted by some counties
when different townships are unit
Of the county organization. Tn
speaker showed that the Farm Blu
reau improves he social life of
community
Mr.. Gray showed that farmer
and merchants are not competitor
as often coLsitit1:d Moreover, b
showed thai Sc is. churches al
ther interests a =: stored.
Prof. Rhodes UEiefly eXhCrted a
farmers to cuOps ate with the COul
.fy ~ e,.i, Z he, and urge the
mus 0 coopelste in every way.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-02-22
RID CROSS
CHAPTER ORGANIZED

Tie jackson County Chapter OF
the American Red Cross was for
mally organized Tuesday evening
February 19, by Mrs. 0. K. Morgan
Of Johnson City. Tenn. Short talks
On R,d Cross work we're given by
Rev. J. a. Cooke, wh, acted IS tenn
porary chairman, II Eugene Ward,
Of Ashevi.le and Mrs. Mor5an.
The following ofica arS were elect
ed: Nj. Buchanan, chairman; I. o.
Wilson, Vice Charm IN; A. j. Dills
Secretary; NJ. T. Cowan, Treasurer
Executive Committee: Rev. j. A
Co ke, Dr.. D. .. H3c ,er, DR.. A. A
Nichols, MIR. f. L. Il, Zee. Mr.. !. }
Powers, MIR. W. j. hinrris, Mr. }. W
Keener. Prof. j c. i1.!ram.
The work rcoEn vii continue un
der the direction G. the chairman
Mrs. Mary c. Brinscn. Much credi
for the success Of our Chapter an
/ in our workroom is due to Mr.
Q Brinsoa's untiring efforts.
S l,iRs. JACK MORRIS.
, ketirii 6 Secretary.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-02-22
SMOKFI FSS FON Ter PLAINS
Will HAVE CAPiALlTY or MILL
ION POUND 5 n DAY

Plans and cOntr ;ts are comple;-
ed for the construction Of two
s,nokeless- powder plants. each to
cost approximately SoO,Ooo'ooV'
The estimated capa city Of each is
50y, 900 pounds of powder aday' and
from 10000 to $4,000 men will De
employed at each plant.
The initial output at each factory
is expected not later than mex
ADJUST. Much Of the product vii
lbe available for the allied nations
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-02-22
PEOPLE Of S'.'aTE NOT SAVERS.

That something is wrong with
North Carolina in that she has the
bwest per CAPITA wealth of any
tate in the Uaion, except Miss
i Dpi, is tie conclusion reached by
u lDert T. Stephenson. Director of
var Savings Committee" of North
al olina. after a close study of the
isil.res which represent North Caro-
.in;l's accumula ed wealth cOmpar-
ed with the value of her annual
production. According 10 Mr.
s., jhenson, North Carclina's wealth
IS S2,O0O,OGO.O0O while. she produces
every year the sum of $500, 100000
T'lis mean; he says, that the State
produces every four years as much
wealth as she has been able to ac-
cumu;ate in $50 years.
That we are people who waste
ard spends unnecessarily Mr..
stephenson doesn't hesitate to say.
He las facts to prove it. The aver
age wealth per family in North
Carolina, he says. is $S45, or $16a
per capita. Recent surveys show
that fair standard of living calls
for 709 per family or $142 Der
capita. This leaves a sur )lus Of
$l36 per family or $27 per capita
which is far above that required by
an efficient standard of living.
l If every individual" says MIR
5 Stephenson, will save his $27, thi.
year and lend 20 the Government
only S16.72 of that amount, which
!, he mas been asked to do by the Gov
ernment by purchasing War Saw
: iags Stamps, United States Govern
}. ment Bonds. North Carolina the1
s will have no trouble in raising he
r $5O.GD0,O00, the amount apportion
\ tione.i her for financing the War
= Thi;, Air. Stephenson thinks tn
peop.e will do, and believes tn;
}. from this year ON North Carolin
Y. will become State of savers an
will leave her unenviable positio
at bottom of the list of savers"
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-02-22
NAVY GETS 6, 20 GLASSES BY
APPEAL, THROUGH PRESS
NEEDS MANY MORE

Over 5000 ,lasses of various;
kinds have been received by the
Navy in respon$ to its call through
the newspapers f2.' binoculars, spy
slasses, telescoE IS, sextants, and
cErono.neters. There is ursen,
1eed for many I1ore.
Heretofore the United states has
oeel. OBLIGED 10 rely on Foreign
,uAI, fo !. d is s~.pp.5 oi
such articles. these channels Of
supply being closed, il has oeen
,scessary TO ,pp-al . tn. patriot
ism OF crivl. 0 ,ne' ) fof >1e, f>f
Il N lvy'
All articles should ue tagged
with name and ddress of the don
or and sent TO lion. Franklin d.
l>oose velt, Assist ant Secretary {
ne Navy, care 0 Naval Ooserva
iory, Washington, D. c. Those not
suitable will be returned to senders
,areful records will be kept of &C
cepteo glasses O they Lay, If p )ss-
lo'e. be returned i, the termination
4 of the war.
AS the Governm ent under the Law
:an not accept selvicts or mater:
1ithout pa .nent 81 Viii be pai
'.r eaci. rticle az. ed.
1 SO00rO WOMEN ADE ENGAGED
: N AG2IJ ULT;jR3 IN UNITE
S:.A les.
o cc,r1. .lS to 4. - 'poit. u !
l. 10000 women fnsagea r. alg
e. culture in the United States, 51,Ot
,e are under 20 ears of age and
s. O50,00J are neg ,e:. Aina]oi 'ty
lg tle women wol,a,.s are iounu
IN the Southern ole.te 5.
le The lines of worn in Whlcsl W
ID men will be il ..eLy 70 increase the
n. far ming activities, according to Il
Mt report, are vegetable gafdenll
OK poultry rairing, h'r .er making, h
ic- raising, etc. It su ,esteo I'll
ge women VINO know how 20 opera
lc, motor cars may WI h Little add
ns' ional training oraItts tractors.
ri