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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22
REAL. ESTATE FOR RENT
FLATS AND APARTMENTS


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h'tpius pouch. furnished. unssesslon Jag
ar lsll Moofshr.d 1859
MNuuNh APARTMENTS -Dotner Seventh
and Man tupt ruurs arf lath too
'Hnf bathroom. oak Npoff. gas rarsr.
ttinfes hot and cold water laurirj.
store fu"h IN basement heat and lAriior
''f'tre 80, second Noot fstu,shrd. -
see iaWtr N corner ha,rm"nt
sbl ~ NpE Sir room apartment steam
heated something Vcf, hny. lo.,u.n
gtaHi. providing YOU huy tho mruitur..
'Ifrirh'sl joe mahosanN aud white Isury
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head. Stgn
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tI'r'. ilrnishsd house 100 carlton pa,
%" hidtsn under ~ good srf,Anit
quarters and gifHge, pftro 800 p,r
month phon. 1871
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"iih Hunsiry foom ga -u
thfl tNNt. \. ai1 ior rent three room
Hniufnishcd apartment No children.
Phone apl3
MAIN n $50 Pour room unfifnished
Apartment MuVhl bod i's bath
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22
POULTRY AND surrlIrs

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22

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rnorraaIONAL Arnvicrs

REPAIRING AND REmopELis0 81
kffs Made Va otdsr sun sud h,.smi,s.
int ~sldins Of broken pst,s % uer. 70
pslfinl Of evsrth,ns Jssob kovslty ".
tiH Vest fifsl phons fas
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-13
IGppli1lR
Nh11ft1eS/
C6T Hhzf Mason
END OF HATING.
MHL LHHS0

MY heart is full Of joy and mirth,
N ! do not hate soul on earth
BEFORE the armistlce was signed
hate Of the Teuion filled my mind |
hated .verythIng that bore the German
trade mark. more and more Alas, the
hate used to feel. before and after
every meall And when TO bed /
lourneyed late, I'D lie awake, and hate
and hate ! thought that should never
live TO see the time when I'd forgive
the cruel Hun Of evil works. the
Bulgars and the beastly Turks. |
don't forgive them even yet: | won't
make any Ieut my pet. or carry lilies.
pure and pale, 10 any Hun who Is in
jail My aunt shall not become the
bride Of any Turk with sallow hide
I'm willing that the Turk and Hun
may have iorgivene'S-when its won /;
bat years must pass IN solemn train
before they can ourtrust regain. Now
] don't hate them any more I've found
that hatred is a bore. The tytants
taken in his sign he goes HI, way and
/ go mine; and Il | hated him BY day
and hating passed the night away /
couldn't add an ounce, ] ir1W. 20 that
HUGE load he's bearing now
Red Gross guns are charged with
tenderness
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We had como trouble once before
Some stamps or tea stirred up n row.
We fought YOU once on sea and shore
We're proud 10 fight beside you nowl
Thrss years we watched your Tommes
stand.
BEFORE tho onslaurhis ~ the Hun.
And meet death In a foreign land
because a shameful wrong Was done.
You kept the thin red line intact.
Held Paris safe against her foes
Just what of guns and men you lacked
The world now only halfway knows
Out planned. out numbered. unprtparcd.
Surprised. shocked. slaughtered. stll
you stuck.
And what no sane men would have
dared
You dIdl Thank God for English plaeki
We watched that little army grow.
After those first months' agony.
Your strong sons heard your bugles
blow.
Across the far-nuns land and Sea
Heard. and they answered 10 a man.
Whate'er their color. caste or creed
Halfway across tho earth's wide span
ANNl iNnNNA W AAA hN'Al HlNNNfi
need
For three long years we stood aside
The why's and whereforcs matter not.
but that within our hearts the pride
AZ what you dld was sufglng hot
Now on tho menacing Tray sea
our ships ana yours pass on and on.
Laden with men 20 set men free
From hnrharuuA Gcfmany'p treachor-
Gus spawn.
And side by side, with smile and Jest.
In tent or field or ambulance.
Our boys and yours tho self same quest
Are making on the field Of France.
England. whose might strides on before.
To strike the curse from Freedoms
brow,
We fought you once. on sea and SHORE.
We're proud 10 nght beside you nowl
WEsTMORE WILCOX. IN, In Life,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-13
Let's Grow Up!
JTHINE but an internationally famous orchestra couI
E have pulled the people of Oklahoma City out to IN
fair grounds last night.

k4JTNINC but an internationally famous orchestra could
IN have pulled the people of Oklahoma City out 10 inc
4 fair grounds last night . -,
There were hundreds of empty the big auditorium
" that If the public had not felt that an empty house
bvoud have been dscourtey to France thursdays wet
weather would have killed the engagement.
As far as big theatrical and musical events Okla
kws CITY il in the hands of the weather rain will Kill
no any attraction booked for the only hall OF size in the
tity, the fair grounds auditorium
{ More than 5000 people waded through mile OF mud
and sop last night to get the fair grounds to the con-
cert hall They had to wade back, too, and it 1880
o'clock before the majority who rode the street cars got
home.
The road inside the fair grounds boggy back
woods country lane in Breath county, Kentucky and the
an front of the fair grounds Eastern between Seventh
hnd Ninth streets n Few automobiles ventured
try the dirt road into the fair grounds and around to the
auditorium.
Il ia that the road fronting the fair grounds
between Seventh and Ninth street cannot be paved mme
Histely and the paving carried on to the north entrance
From the through to the auditorium, hard sur
faced road should be built Immediately An investment IN
few carload, of chat would make usabe road out of
fowpath
n Every person who went out last night home muddy
bnd little bit cross in spite of the fact that the audience
had listened of the greatest symphony orchesras the
world has heard
r. II is were not so serious Oklahoma Ctys efforts to do
big things without facilities, would be amusing.
There in trying to kid ourselves into believing
that have the accommodations to handle metropolitan
ATTRACTIONS.
We are still hiek town far great concerts big
Mentions and all cosmopolitan crowd features concerned
Let's grow up
The victory auditorium located downtown, built fit
anything, should be started now.
III, kaiser is engaged in writing his autobiography which probably will
mention oi that dinner engagement in Paris the fall OF 1914
Remember tn, Rcd Cros, roll call start, next week. have dollar
handy ior the occasion
The Time, Santa Claus fund Christina, o and shouldn't be treated
rs hesitation
Secretary Mctdoo it seems, favor of letting the government
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Well, you'll have 10 do itr
There was a pause "All right we're
waItlug| lie hung up the receiver
No one spoke In less than a min
ute, although it seemed an hour TO
Ned and Edith, Fenn'' voice sounded
outside the house Then he and his
wife and their boy entered the room.
The little nervous man seemed more
nervous than ever. But in place OF
the note OF distress which character
iyed his nervousness when Edith first
saw him, there was smiling embar-
ra'sment in his manner.
Calhoun, haven't YOU told them
YETI he asked. "lt's downright
cruel Of YOU Dear people" he said
turning 10 the others, this is my
business partner Jimmie Calhoun. He
Is no more a United States m. rshal
than | am. Ned is no mme under
arrest than YOU are. Mrs. Ferrol
lists BIT OF theatrical stuff Your
husband and ! cooked up for a pur-
post"
Edith m9i,tened her lips
"Wh-wh-"
She could not go on. Ned was a,
badly of as she.
"l'll tell you, Fem" John Fcrrol
said his eyes moist. "Ede-Ned. you
owe Mr. Fem much. lie found out
through business associates that Lar.
ncy was using Ned and his heater Ia
promote a stock johbing grab which
would land both Of them in federal
prison. So he go, a friend Of hrs III
the government TO seize the books oI
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Unforgotlen

MED FLOWERTON forced a smile
~ to his blanched lips. I'm ready" 4"
he said TO the marshal. Turn
ing TO Edith, for whose sake he was
mastering the show Of cheer, Ned
called OUT eth be all right dearl
They can't send a man 10 prison for
being fool" To the marshal he
,aid quickly in an undcrtonr.
Come on, speed up; get it over
with r.
He turned and strobe quickly to the
door Edith ran 10 him before he
could leave and throwing her arms
about him pressed her face against
hrs bosom, her body ,haklng with si-
lent sobS Ned WINGED.
Come on, why can't youl" he called
to the marshal who did not move.
The man cleared his throat
Don't he in a hurryi There's no
one pressing Us Tor time" said the
man with a conscious smile.
There was a puzzled silence Edith
icl; her nerves at breaking point
Just what DO you mean Ned
asked awkwardly
81 think | had better LEI Mr. Fem
explain that" the man said. May ]
use your telephone2"
John Ferrol nodded The marshal
lifted the receiver and called Fenns
number
"Fern1 Thi, is Calhoun ! think
you'd better come over and explain
things No, | want you 10 do III
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the concern. Larney prepared TO ily,
but our friend Calhoun here took the
risk OF a prison sentence himself, i'm
personaled a secret service man and
arrested Larney.
He took him TO the office Of Mr.
Fenn's friend where l1rncy could zee
the sign United States District At
torney on the door" went on Ferrol
with a grim grin. IN fact, Mr.
Fenn's friend is the United States dis
trict attorney BY this time he had
all the proof needed 10 send Larney
20 prison. But he made a dicker with
him Larney has refunded all the
money he has taken in, has resigned
all claim TO the control Of Neis
heater and is now on his way TO Val
paraiso or Ecuador or any other nice
promising port where he decides to
stop in South America
Then Fem ard staged this it,
lie arrest here TO show Ned what
kind OF partner he was about TO take
on for lie" continued Ferrol IT
was Fem who got Fay Summers 70
come here At the time Calhoun was
waiting in HE wings. Ned YOU said
We could try to help You. didn't your
You forgive u.s.
Edith turned 10 Fem with brim-
ming eyes and hell out both her
hands
How can We ever repay your" she
pleaded
Repay me-" he cried pas,iona,ely
Haven't you given back the world to
my wife. TO my kiddie, 70 me. at a
time when You knew only evil Of uS'
Repay mc2 Why, Il / live a hundred
years ] can't repay YOU no matter
what ! do for your
Go be continued
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-13
A WISE DECISION.

THERE are number Of reasons why refusal of
v education reconsider 'e resolution making military training part
Ipf high school work be regarded decision The pac't
principal Mrco who disposed to regard such training American
& continue view with alarm u the popularity the rac't
In country large and believed there will he widespread ap
proyal Of the asion Of the State loard
Perhaps he pc'e far end on,cnion
British urgn hu, that done the military
sranns might well e continued 1 schools for the school, might then
kom, the principal trained such needed for future
lsyenuiues I dr present. world affairs unsettled
I've hoping this he last u. bold prophet who insists that
ii We hope manhood o America will he called upon
defend their country with their rs lu should TO that, they will
defend It better { prepared
But, even with the possibilities other wars lett out Of the argument,
the are still abundant reasons oi continuing the training offer, an
excellent physical training al students which ha,
much neglected schools. despite pad
scholastic atac Aud health and physique the
important Che manhood of the The excellent
military training m building husky manhood have been thoroughly demon
saed the past and half that that there amy
now who will argue against it
OF course will contend that m,er.Hr with the regular
ibf study but h 10 does better radut the ,oula the schools
10 provide such training than drop the military I'm
que,onaby the military training competent help, u, those
high ideals patriotism which part good citizenship h max
ing Of good citizens IS after M he greatest work the schools have
form
And O., final argument favor of military training there h, dis
epme which with d. That discipline stamped the mind OF
youth It's formative rcrl win have lifelong Il will
students stronger d.r0i.c and mental rosc
exercises improve l... have SD, to meet man who ha, sub
nted military tanng who regretted his experience
find helpful in years. And being American anything
which makes a better America something loyal citizen need h,s
tate to champion whether or not is departure from traditions
There ar, several ways of attaining ouropnu but n, Dnb pre-.
m.r who insist, the kaiser entitled Dutch protection probably chose
the
survey IA, been como for an electric line from her, to Tulsa and
Muskoge which it there slip, between
. survey and railway
With products for 1918 representing the rg,, value m the ma.
Hons history is becoming increasingly difficult hrm, to look
down trodden
' Germany abandon boeyst notion, hope, eat
ssuafy The allies have had trouble enough with the without per
EfAurg them operate anarchy plant while they drawing tons
- sivuasd nations
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Christmas trees will also cost more.
because Of a shortage in that line, il
IS announced Just why there should
be a shortage Of Christmas trees, is
not explained, hut II is possibly due
10 the fact that the woodsmen have
been busy cutting spruce timber for
alrplanes Although the war is over.
so far as fighting is concerned, it is
still in good working order when
needed as a basis for price boosting
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-13
RAINY DAY STUFF

We henS the chill December rain
DO tHngocs on the window pain,
And nee u falling IN the street
Where u may soak our widespread feet.
Aud yet We Sound no tlle NJ woe.
Like other h1rds whose lines you know.
Tor heavy d0wupours now and then
WIN save tho winter wheat again.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-13

Mere man has this satisfaction as
he goes about his Christmas shopping
early: lie makes very Jew Of the
gifts which go to gladden. his friends
And, watching the irrnlied efforts Of
the female OF the species now shaping
tlnery for the occasion, that should
help 10 console him for the fact that
he will have the Christmas bills to pay
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-13

While her hero MAY wear a medal
for courageous conduct, a girl will
continue 10 regard her engagement
ring as the most important decoration
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-13

There Is a shortage Of Christ
mas tree decorations, but everyone
can afford a Red Cross button,
which Is more important.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-13

There are other ways Of filling
an empty stocking besides putting
II on. Boosting the Times Santa
Claus fund is one OF the most sat
isiactoTy.
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Old SfQ1,ie 8
dzzNeWI2Hate e
.TTnsr NE XnneS .TYZeo
Twenty Years Ago.

twenty loatB hRO'
A. w. Scott Of HoLlenville was in
the city last evening,
Henry Overholser went to SuSId
yesterday
The school enrolment for the first
three months last year was; 1920. 1869
and LIS This year the enrolment
stands l,lSo, l.228 and $40 or
gain OF Us over last year
Fifteen Years Ago.
nd l.. Donahue OF Ponca City was
a visitor in the metropolis yesterday.
o. p. Gipson, remittance clerk in
the State National bank, was yestu-
day called TO Richmond Ind, by a
telegram announcing serious ilIneS OF
his mother.
The Choctaw railway is putting
retaining wall on the north side Of
rs property on the right-oi-way ad-l
l'lllUk VIC plhpNly VI WI H. NldlN
The property is located just back ef
the Ripley building and the wall is
great improvement
-
Ten Years Ago.
Miss Margaret Cain OF Choctsw
City i' spending the weekend with
Mrs. Fred Sutton.
Oscar D. Halsell gave a dinner
party yesterday at the Threadgill ho-
tsl in honor OF Gov. Charles n. Has
kcll Those who attended were G. Il.
Stone. Anton II. Classcn, James J..
Wilkin Roy Stafford. George Gard
ner, J. r Keaton Edward II Cooke.
Omer X. Benedict, I. X. Gaylord.
Henry ". Scales, Clark Hudson,
George Sohlberg Caleb X. Brooks, c.
+. Colcord. John Shartel, NJ l.
Turner, l. NJ. Putnam. J. II. Johnson.
William Nee. W. S Guthrie. Joseph
lIuok'ns ir, T. c. Davis and J +.
DNrIl
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Dor,1Msfy ~!
FEEDING FRITZ.


or course wen have TO feed the HunA.
AR II c. Morse quite lately said,
Since the Rrmistlce stillad the guns
Before a lot Of them were dead.
But Mr.. Morse's line OF salve
About forgiveness and the rest,
Is not tho feeling that we have
Within our broad eXpanse OF breast.
And we prefer that talk by Cobb,
Who said he thought the proper men
To solve this Teuton feeding Job
Were soldiers from German pen
A Tommy. pollu or Ynnk.
Who'd been sustained on prison fare
Arc Just the sort on whom we'd bank
To dole TO Germany her share.
They know how little Huns regard
As living ration for man,
And though that sort OF living'B hard,
we'd let them try II for a span.
And II we needs must save up food
To furnish istenAnce TO Fritz,
What we'd conserve In such a mood
Would make no Eastronomic hits.
Perhaps we'd spare the paw paw crop,
And may he tho perslmmon. too.
with something In the limo OF slop
Which Heine served our men for stew.
The parsnips, too, might 20 that way,
Although we'd hardly butter those,
And bread of sawdust mixed with hay
Would help tho Hun fill out his
clothes
And may be for his Sunday feed
lie might have rabbit now and ohen.
A sorry Kind oi meat. indeed.
But better than he fed our men.
II the government takes Mr..
McAdoos advice and keeps the
railroads five years longer, that,
we should say, will be about long
enough for patient travellers TO get
used to the sort Of service being
rendered.
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With a few enterprising citizens al
ready preparing for next seasons war
gardens, we shall dig up a seed cata-
logue with which to while away the
long winter evenings, that being our
tlyorite form Of intensive agriculture
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-13

With farm products for 1918 representing the hrgcs, value m
Hons history, il becoming increasingly difficult for the farmer
hown-trodden.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-13

Remember the Rcd Cro,, roll call week. and have
handy for the occasion.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-13

survey ho, been comncted foe electric line from here to T
Mu,kogcs which is encouraging IT there slip,
. survey and a railway
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The kaiser engaged in writing hi, autobiography which probably
rpn,an no mention OF dinner engagement, Paris the fall OF ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-13

The Times Santa Clau, fund Christmas ot and shouIn
rs hesitation
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-13
Ten Years Ago.

Miss Margaret Cain OF Choctsw
City is spending the weekend with
Mrs Fred Sutton.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-13

Red Cross guns are charged with
tenderness
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-13

Germany seems abandon oshest notion, hope, to eat
sGuaf The allies have had trouble enough the Hun, without per
esuw them operate anarchy plant while they are drawing raton
eivuasd nations
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We had r1mo trouble once before
Some stamps or tea stirred w n row.
We fought YOU once on sea and shore
We're proud 10 fight beside you nowl
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Fifteen Year. ARo.

Nd L. Donahue OF Ponca City was
a visitor in the metropolis yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-12

physicians. thousands OF people
stili insist in dosing themselves
with metallic irop. simply. sup
pose. because IL costs n few cents
less. strongly advise readers in
ali cases TO get q physicians pre-
scription for organic iron-Nux-
ated Iron--or IL you don't want to
70 to this trouble. then purchase
Nuxated Iron in Its original packr
ages and see that this particular
name tNuxatcd fron) appears on
the package. II you have taken
such preparations as Nux and
Iron and other similar Iron prod
uets. and failed TO get results. re-
member that such products are an
entirely different thing from
Nuxated Iron" q
DIR. A. J. Newman. late police
surgeon of tho city OF Chicago.
and former house surgeon Jeffcr-
son Park hospital. Chicago. in
commenting on the value of Nux-
ated Iron. said: This remedy
has proven through my own tests
of u 10 excel any remedy I have
ever used for creating red blood.
building up the nerves. strength
ening the muscles and correcting
digestive disorders. The manu-
facturcrs arc to be congratulated
in having given to the public q
long felt want. n true tonic, sup
plying iron in an easily digested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-12

cantank-rous mood that doubtless
hia right hand argues with his left
Speaking of Taft We are laying
a bet HIS experience on the War
Labor Board will make a pretty good
radical OF him yet
LOOKS Az IL WESTERN
UNION WAS LAYING ITS WIRES
To HE SEIZED ny UNCLE SAM.
Judging by the rcnts some Of
these city landlords arc chang.
Ing. We Imagine they will not
care II tho war lasts for the ncIt
half century.
What with the necessity OF saving
sugar. the mounting price Of lemons
and the scarcity OF ice. that defect.
able iced tea will soon be a mere
memory.
Tho big five" packers Of Chicago
don't care who makes the laws. II
YOU win only lot them make the
meat prices.
Were in favor Of ki'chin sitting
In the parlor while some one else
cooks up the new war revenue law.