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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-24
ALLEGED MUROERESS HELD
Maggie Wright. Negroes, Acc1isrd ~
Killing Husband, Goes To jail.

Maggie Wright nero woman.
charcd with Killing her husband last
saturday aight. was held without
bail bv Justice Fmitherman In pre-
nminary hearing Tuesday afternoon.
The woman Is alleged 10 have shot
her husband six times after, accord
ing To Mrs wright he attacked her
with a meat Ak Wright II said to
have made the statement before viii
ucsses that II he had 10 go 10 war
he would xiii his wife and child and
burn their home at slg Greenwood
The vopman is held 30 the county
au pcndiug the hearing of the case
nj the next term Of court.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-24
AUTO MANUFACTURERS WILL
CUT PASSENGER BUSINESS
Government Trucks VIII Bc Turned
Out and Machlnists VIII
Work for Uncle Snm

WASHINGTON, April 23.-Lest
ing automobile manufacturer OF the
country met today with officials OF
the fuel administration and war in
dustrles board TO agree upon vol
untary curtailment OF passenger au-
tumoblle manufacture which prob
ably win total Is per cent after
July ! There already is a 30 per
cent Curtailmeut order in effect
The policy OF the government VIII
be TO convert to war work the ia
cilitlcs OF plants freed by the curtail-
ment order Much of this will be
the manufacture OF light trucks for
use by the government in relieving
pressure on the railroads
one effect OF the curtailment will
be to release many expert maChin-
lists for essential war industries
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-24
TO HOLD VESPER SERVICE
Girls Of Y. W. {. A. 10 Give Pro-
grnm nt Boston Avenue Church.

The girls department OF tho
Y. ". t.. A will hold vesper serv
Ice for teen age girls next Sunday
at I:l5 at the Boston Avenue
church
The program will be as follows
America. the Beautiful" led by
High school Glee club
Trio Twilight" High School Glce
club.
Devotional led by Mrs Oddle
Proffitt
Trio from Elijah" iliEh school
club.
Address. "Over The Top for
American Girls Mrs 4 W Roth.
Hymn
Social hour from j:l5 10 G.l5:
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-24
French Civilians Behind the German
Lines Nothing Less Than Hun Slaves

EHENCU rgrNr ,,-r .,
Ina. '''''> D. Nb''
-. 80 ..' '''.' civilians l.
'.''' inc ''iWtu iluc. ~ the or,u.
p''d departments uf I'riu., Ina. .rr.
come almost SLAYER, The .r,r....,I
people htNo to submit, "a, r,,ir..t,.,r.
drprNing them ~ l.! thr u..,'
amenities ut human ,,.,f,rr, no.
TAILS of the torrpr1.ng urar.,- Inns
uodu."d hy the G,runns vn.-b i.
uaIIN becoming more sr,cr, r,,,
reached IN, yurrcsrunl,nt a., ,r.
Associated Press from , u,,p,Is, a.,
''nio's where the German arm,
holds Possession
According tp -a,ne ~ ,,,.. .......
mWi,ttlor, c,cunua, n,,r y.
saw. wcu Women ana .rr.t,.p
forced to WORK FOR the G,rmap .,u.
qucrois. CsptrAu, n In, comm.
districts ana towns near m, fr,ui
one Young woman and .r, ,s mn.
one among man, tell. hnN ,n. ,.la
made 90 fen trees ln the rorr.t ot
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-24

At the end OF the sermon many
went forward in answer To INVITA- -
tions and pledged themselves TO bet
ter living
The evangelist based his remarks
on the scrlptural story OF the rich
farmer who owned such vast crops
that his barns were bursting with
grain, and who decided to let his
soul take its ease" and eat. drink
and be merry"
Four blunders he made and Mr..
Culpepper enumerated them: first
he left God out OF his plans. second
hc thought everything he had be-
longed to him, third, he tried TO
feed his soul on material things
fourth. he imagined he had lease
on life,
Can't live on oil,
your soul can't live on oil ana
gas and real estate and fine houses
he said "l'Ve seen men pie w
money and fame and pleasures o,
the world but they are not happy-
YOU have come out here To Tuna
tc dig for oil and make money anu @
YOU are chasing the almighty oo,,si
so hard and going so fast one Coutu
flay marbles on. your coat t"Im'
Your old friends and your olu pSa psSs
tor back thcre In Tennessee OF on''
or wherever you ca nre h"'r,,
wouldn't they be ashamed OF wy "
they could see you? =,
Good bye, God I'm golnE "
Tulsa, good bye. God, I'D rather Nv,
IN Tulsa than In heaven. TAX doV', ','',,
your new Jerusalem ra'het W
i'm the now. now. in Tulsa. This ~,
indeed a magic city, great nui,'iiuns
going up everywhere, eNcaVh'io,,Ss as
ON nearly every corner, the so"h "
the hammer from sun-up 10 ru
down. You're hustling ana boonlms
and building - but where IL you,
Cod II Is the eagle your s3u -
the dollar: your god is your f"oNa H.
,nr. your god is your business Men'
b,nr me. don't bc nke the rich iar'h'
er and leave God out
He thought he had Iease on
life. Ivc got my barns lull W
goods that viii last me many years'
Soul take thine ease III eat arlhN lin
and be merry He thought ned i've
"A thousand years. But man YER
.Iict is not Gods verdict Ihere are
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-24
Gallant Sdmmie Kills
SeUen Germans Before
He Is Finally Whipped

WASHINGTON. April 23-The
American soldier In France has
the endurance Of the English, the
charge Of the French and the pep
that belongs To the American
alone" according to Lieut. Dam
lei G. Roper, jr.. son OF Internal
Revenue Collector Roper
In a letter to his father made
public today, Lieutenant Roper
tells OF the gallant fight OF
young South Carolina officer
named David, who, overwhelmed
by Germans. accounted for seven
of the enemy before he was
killed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-24
RNOADMAY.

Performance this afternoon and
evening viii conclude the present
program at the Broadway ana there
will be new vaudeville and pictures
tomorrow. Mothers are invited to
bring the children 10 tho matinees I'd
see the wonderful performance Of
Albcrt's Seals This Ia "a truly high
" entertaining and interesting act
From harmony singing standpoint.
the three Lindrul girls present with
out doubt. the classiest singing act
OF the year There is A vein OF rich
comedy with good singing I'm the
act Of Conway and Day. The other
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-24

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IfI, ,l,r,. ,rrta, n.t, .to,h cost
Sit ,,rd and tb,,a 4, IA, becr
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JI,irtnu,,a ,t mo ratc ,T ,G rnurds
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,r,pth .f tho mic, Of gt cent, ,
nn,,uJ nj, t-ao u,y tom of Uou
n,rr1s
ip ,b,,le,u,, matters prc evan
un,.e nv, renri. hu,c NOT had amy
lr,.n m,,t i,r t,n and . ntlf ,c,rs.
and Tor .,th,, ,,rr,.i.inu. The, hn.,. "a
r,r, nm mo rriicr r,mr,i,icr vbirb
make. "A di.uIhurtpu tN Ice a wrcR
.n,h rcryn,, 40 c.,rp Ia IN, ,n,.r,c. 10,
,,.y, tnrtnIsb, ,hcEglrnuins ,r,t.lcs
'usI,.,-r,,,,', ot ra,,u iuIf , r,upd
~ f,rd hpIt a rn,ud ~ .nIt meat
bnlf , Mound of hRri,ots fnut. nOhS
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-24
FreckIes and RIOtches
Are Easily Peeled Off

II YOU are bothered with any cuis-
reouA blemish, rs poor plan to use
usInt powder or anything else 10 cover
IA no Too often this only emphRsiErs
tbs defect Resides rs much easter TO
remove tho d.sfiguremcnt with ordinary
amrtco'iied WAY Applied nightly, the waN
VII gradually remove freckl"s, p'mples,
moth patches liver spots, ShluWnesa red
hlotchcs or any surface eruption. The af
iecicd .rulCir b. actually absorbed, a little
each day. unu the clear soft youthful
and beautiful skin beneath is brought
wholly to Niew
Ask the druggist Tor on ounce of mcr
coiIed ~sA and use this Ike you use cold
cream. Remove tn the murn'nC with soap
and water Many who have iried this sim
PIE harmless treatment fepot sstouish.
ing results Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-24
IF YOUR EARS RING WITH
HEAD NOISES

n you have Catarrhal Desfnes, or heed
noses 10 TO ,out druggist and get ] ounce
Of rsrmini tdoublc strength, snd add 10
IL d, pint o. hot water snd = little gran.
ulaied suEar Take 1 tablsspoonfnl tour
times = day
This viii often bring quick rslsi from
The distressing head noises Clogged no,
trils should open. hrssihinF b.-ons easy
and the mueuH stop dropping into The
hfoat ~ is easy N prepare costs little
md i' pleasant 10 iass Any one who h.,
Catarrhal Deafness of hssl noise, should
rive this prescription uis.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-24
ACCOUNTANTS MEET HERE
Oklahoma Institute In Session on
Monday; Twelve Members Here.

The oklahoma Institute OF Ac-
countants held its second annual
meeting In Tulsa Monday. Twelve
representative accountants were In
attendance.
The object NJ tho organization Is
20 further the interest of ac-
countancy In oklahoma, and though
the organization is new. interest
shown has encouraged its orlgina
tors to hope for IA powerful organi-
zation soon A majority Of the local
public accountants are now mem
hers OF the institute,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-24

acts include Dolly. Bennett and
Young, dancing. singing and inrtru-
mental novelty and tho three Gold
wins, Juggling and aorobatic. There
are two very funny comedy pictures
and a thrilling photoplny The Girl
From Beyond" featuring Nell Ship
man and Alfred whitman.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-24
MAN WHO LEAVES GOD
OUT OF LIFE IS FOOL
J., ,nngelist Culpcppcr Describes Big
gcst Fool a. Man Who Works
for WIfc's second Husband.
PEOPLE CAN'T LIVE ON OIL
nul>nus Making PaCkards and Eagles
Their God, lie says; Talks ON
suffrage This Afternoon.

The biggest fool Ia Tulsa Is the
p,an who Is sacrificing everything
H. NE To make money Tor his wite's
hecond husband To spend Rev,
Sl,urke Culpcpper told hIs hearers
4 he north side gospel tent last night
'in a stirring appeal to the money =
Imad. plcasure-lovinE' people ot
Tulsa TO put God first and let other
things come later.
II was another big night FOR the
rCvivalist and the tent was filled.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-24

SAN ANTONIO, Texas. April - .r=
Major * y SNOW who commanded
the Third battalion, 24th infantry
negro lt the time OF the riots at
Houston August - last. ana sWho
has heen IN San Antonio since NHst
November n" "A witness iu the series
Of court tails which followed
was today transferrcd To- the S7th
division at Camp Pike. Arb.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-24
Remnant Day at Hunt -Murry's

Do not forget
"cns embroidery
IN TACT all kinds of merchandise carried a
Smyrna times., 1918-12-11
Afr the Flu is Over
a Sure Health Builder

You require tonic to regain your
health and strength. There is moth
ing equal to Tonall for this purpose.
Acting through the stomach every
vital organ in your body is stimulated,
for every Root, Herb and Bark, used
in Tonall has its distinctive curative
and recreative qualities.
This Tonic and Medicine is veg
etable purely--no mineral, no mar
cotic, no acid substances are contained
in Tonall. Tonall is sure health
builder, besides a safe preparation.
At this particular time persons re-
covering from the influenza will ap-
preciate Tonall, as they will no other
medicine or Tonic.
The formula printed on every label
gives the name of every ingredient
used in Tonall-in plain terms-no
hidden, unknown medical number
I used.
TOnall is for sale at CHAS. B.
SWANS DRUG STORE, Smyrna,
Also at KEYS & CO., Druggists.
Clayton, Del.
Smyrna times., 1918-12-11

Fifty thousand tons Of sugar-carry-
ing shipping were transferred to meet
the requirements of Belgian Relief.
AS a few practical suggestiOns-use
honey, syrups, sorghum, mOlasses, in
stead Of sugar. Use dried fruits as
a source of sugar. Eat plenty Of fresh
fruit and you will desire less sugar.
Now that we are all guests at a
common table, a single caterer-the
Inter-Allied Food Council-by COM
mon consent, adjusts the fare.
Every table should be spread and
every meal should be eaten with the
wants Of the world in mind.
Not until shell-torn battlefields are
turned into wheat fields will Europe
cease to look to us for food.
Eat thou honey because 1t Is good
Proverbs XIV; 13.
The evening world., 1918-05-21
Louis Chevrolet
Put on Scratch
In Hardness Race

The initial workout for the l00-mile
Hardness Handicap at the Sheepshead
Bay Speedway was confined mostly to
testing Of motors In short spurts. No
time trials were attempted. although
frequently De Palma, Resta, Chevrolet,
oldReld. Vail milford and one or two
were clockcd around los miles an
hour. From now until the day of tho
big race there will be morning and after
noon practice spins
The pilots are displaying keen .ntcrcs,
in the time allowance they will receive
for the darkness competition. Louis
Chevrolet will be placed on scratch, the
veteran Frenchman's reward for winning
the Speedway title last season. The
handlcaps to be given thc others are
still n matter of speculation.
with characteristic craftsmanship,
Ralph De Palma mad the rather sur
prising admission that he didn't want
any handicap. IT am very anxious 10
win this contest" said the italian dare
devil to-day. but | don't care to have
any one say afterward It was due to the
time allowance ! received. Therefore,
intend to make a request OF the race ON
clals that they put me on scratch"
The evening world., 1918-05-21
MISS HELEN RICE
WINS FIRST MET" :
GIRLS TENNIS TITLE
Chopin School Player Defeats
Miss Winifred Aydelotte
in Straight Sets. d,

Miss Helen Rice OF Chaplin School
won the nrst metropolitan girls lawn
tennis championships on the courts OF
West side Tennis Club. at Forest Hills,
d~cfeatlrg Miss Winifred Aydelotts N
straight sets by a score OF So. 81.
In the semi-nnal round Miss Rice dis
posed Of Miss JOY Hsnsel, likewise In
straight sets, and by score CT s-4, e..
The Brooklyn junior tennis champion
ship at the Terrace Club narrowed down
10 the hnal round. the remaining con
tenders FOR the title being Vincent Rich
ards, the national boys champion, and
Harold Taylor. holder of the M%etropoli-
tan Junior championship. Richards won
his way to the advanced position In the
tournament by disposing OF two con
tenders. In the third round he van
duished Richard Myers of Philadelphia
at 90. e. and in the seml-inal round
defeated Gerald Emerson at 80 81.
TAYLOR also disposed OF a Philadelphia.
G. y. Pfingst. but only after a spirited
three-set match. The score was 3-6.
g., -.
The evening world., 1918-05-21
With the SchOOlbOy Athletes

In a game that wa featured by
sensational fielding on the part OF
the winners, Brooklyn Prep. defeated
Erasmus Hall at Commercial Field
on Saturday by the score OF s to /.
The Prep. inheld was like a stone
wall. Drive after drive, many OF them
labelled for two or three bases. were
gobbled up by Eschmann, Hawkins
and Tierney and turned into put outs.
Although He'll received wonderful
support from his teammates. his work
in the box was OF a high order. The
Crown Heights twlrler allowed four
nits-two or the scratchy kind-dnd
struck out eight Flatbush batters.
The batting honors went to O'Rourke,
the Prep right fielder. This young
ster had a perfect average. Out OF
three trips to the plate he got two sin
giles and a home run. He also stole
two bases.
Up TO Saturday 1t looked very much
as II the Brooklyn school boy twirlers
would monopolize the hall of fame
for pitching no-hit games. However,
on that day. against Morris High
School, Joe Stack, the Clinton star,
entered his name with the Brooklyn
greats by pitching a no-hit. no-run
game. re also oNIuNh Oul lOul N'Nh
men. II was by far the cleverest per-
formance turned in by a Manhattan
school boy this season, Clinton won
by the score OF 6 to 0. Stack Is surely
rounding into form and undoubtedly
will make Evander hustle TO win when
Clinton and the Bronx school hook
up for their final game on Wednes-
day. A victory for the Red and Black
will place them in a tie with Evander
for the p. S. A. l.. championship
honors.
1t took eleven innings for PeddiC
Institute Of Hightstown, N. j. to gel
the verdict over Poly Prep, at Dykei
Heights on saturday, The score
was 2 10 O. 1t was "A pitchers battle
between MacLean for Peddie and Car
rao for Poly. Each twirler allowed
Ave hits. The Peddie boy struck gu
eight men, while Carrao made twelve
Peddie men fan tho air. Reed 10
Peddle and McRea for Poly were thu
stars Of the game.
The evening world., 1918-05-21
Baseball y,

BOSTON, May 2l,-George (Babe)
Ruth, star pitcher. also star hitter OF the
Boston Red Sox, was overcome while on
the way to Fenway Park and was taken
TO "A hospital, where physicians said he
was suffering with an acute throat affcc-
ton. Hospital doctors said he probably
would he out Of the game for several
days, lie was expected to pitch against
Cleveland.
ANN ARBoR. Mich. May 2l.-Michi-
gan took the lead in the conference
baseball title race by defeating Illinois
S to 1. Timely hitting by the Wolverines,
with llinois's errors netted Michigap's
runs.
BOSTON. May 2i,-Bostou hammered
Bhgby for seven runs on six hits and an
error by Speaker In the NTH inning to-
day. Groom finished for the visitors and
Boston hit sixteen s%aletles for a total OF
t~wenty-four bases. Mays held Cleveland
TO five hits. In the eighth he hit Speaker
on top OF the head. The latter did not
collapse. but ran the bases,
Evander Childs High Schools baseball
team annexed It's ninth consecutive vic
tory OF the season by t~rounciug the
Townsend Harris Han nlne In the c. G.
y, Y. stadium by the score Of 9 TO ..
The Bronx players maintained the lead
throughout and their advantage was
never threatened. Jordan, with four hits
in Ave times at bat, and Hirshheld. with
a record Of Ave hits In as MANY times at
bat, led the victorious team In hitting.
PHILADELPHIA, May 2i.--with two
out and the bases full In the fourteenth
inning; Merlin k0pP Of the Athieti9,
had reached third on q pass. a steal anc
GARDENERS single,
The evening world., 1918-05-21
Red Cross Boxing ShOW
At Garden Friday Night
Expected to DraW $50, 900

many times, will meet again. Every
time they met II mas been a fiercely
contested affair. Lewis is tho welter-
weight champion, yet don't be shocked
II Britton should take his measure. as
he declares he is going TO strive his
utmost to put the Englishman away.
A.other great fight should be that
bet cen Frank Moran. the Pittsburgh
favorlte, and Bill Brennan OF Chicago.
Both pack n X. O. wallop. frankie
Callahan vs.. Willie Jackson and
Johnny Dundee vs.. Eddie Wallace are
bouts that will be rafting set-tos,
Harry Greb and Gunboat Smith and
jeff Smith and Augie Rather are sure
lions.
Battling Levtnsky and Jim Coffey
are sur 10 keep the fans on their toes
throughout. Jack Sharkey and Joe
Lynch, two fast bantams. Uiil delight
those who like to see the midgets in
action.
Not only have the present day box
RS rallied to the Red Cross, but all the
oldtimers, such as Jack McAulitfe,
Patsy Haley. Young Corbett, Joe
Bernstein, Young Critic. Jack Skelly.
Abe Attell, Freddie Welsh and others
have asked TO be matched. but the
show would last a week II all the boys
who were willing we're put on. SC their
services we're re -retfully declined.
Not only are tho boxers, managers
and promoters doing their bit toward
making Friday nights show In the
Garden a huge success. but the fans
are now making a drive to the box
office in the Garden and at the va
rious agencies. which indicates at
least a $4,000 house Friday night,
John Mccormack. the famous singer,
who Is a great fan. paid $1,000 for a
box. This afternoon Raymond Hitch
cock and a bevy OF pretty girls will
visit wall street in a tally-ho and
auction set seats. Tomorrow Boz
Hilliard. another popular actor. will
do a similar stunt at the Jamaica
track.
The evening world., 1918-05-21

7 Unlike the Manhattan Bronx
~ staten Island division, the
Brooklyn schools OF the p. s.
A. l.. baseball tournament are fur
nishing the most interesting fight for
IL title in a L. $. A. l.. championship
thuA has been witnessed in many n
season. While in the division on
certainty that Evander will carry off
the honors, conditions are much diff
ferent In Brooklyn. Out of five teams
battling for the championship, three
Of them, Erasmus, Manual and Com
morcial, are now tied for first place,
and from the present outlook 1t ap-
pears as II at least two OF these teams
will finish the season in a tie for the
Brooklyn L. 5. A. l.. honors,
Erasmus is almost certain to be one
OF the teams. As TO the other 1t wall
entirely depend pom the outcome OF
the final game between Manual and
Commercial,
This contest will be one worth
going a long way to witness. Two of
the best school boy tvtrlers In
Greater New York, JuCeam OF Manual
and Hageman Of Commercial, will IN
doubtedly be opposed to one another
In this battle. The last time these
two Youngsters met JucCam got the
verdict over the Commercial star in
one OF the greatest pitchers duels
ever witnessed on a scholastic dia-
mond by the score OF l TO o.
For the first time in tho history OF
! N..La... DAwA,,rl. IItvl GYhaAl Affiliate
Association, Bryant High School lost
the annual meet on Saturday at AS
torla Field 10 Flushing, For thirteen
years, since the beginning OF the aSso
citation, Bryant High has carried HON,
tho trophy, II was the sterling per
formance OF Crawford that carried tn,
day for Flushing. This ~SchoolboN
marvel won the half and mile runs il
excellent time. Flushing scored 6;
points as against 60 for Bryant. Rich
mond Hi was third, with SO points
and Newton was fourth, with 80. Fla
' Rockaway was a bad last. with onl!
3 points.
The evening world., 1918-05-21

UAING is doing itself proud In
X rsllylng around the Inspiring
Red Cross in arranging for
the monster show, under the aus.
pieces Of the allied theatrical and
motion picture team, at Madison
Square Garden on Friday night.
Boxers and boxing fans have al.
ways enjoyed the reputation Of
being the most generous class in the
world when 1t came to unloosenlng
their purse strings for a worthy
cause, but In the present instance
they are surprising past perform.
ances.
Just think OF the card that Messrs.
Joe Humphreys and Charlie Harvey
nave arranged. There are ten ten
round bouts and every one OF these
Will DO u real fight. In every in
stance the principals will do their
best to gain the honors. Many of the
bouts arranged are between such
bitter rivals that 1t would not be
surprising II several resulted in
knoCkouts.
Every boxer who volunteered-and
there were only a few who didn't
insisted that he meet the best man
possible, and that the bout should be
n real honest-to-goodness scrap-not
one OF those parlor exhibitions.
SO you've got to hand II to the box
ers for their generous spirit. Jack
Britton and Ted Lewis who have met