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The Washington herald., 1918-11-19
The President at the Peace Table.

Inc White House has
attend the peace conference Versailles an action will
shced by some and received by others fitting
fresidents notable achievements during
The eonstuionaty trip been questioned The
announcement OF the Presidents departure
such a query.
lhere have been those who
nndsed for the United States break
and leave national affairs without guidance
order that official leader should personally
allied capitals might person
stage after performance.
There outstanding why the
aee the
unity OF counsel that brought victory
the battlefield and which characterized Supreme
War Council Versailles and he
foundations for league of nations by which
be assured He strongly convinced of efficacy of
plan and going to Europe it into form
President Wilson the author of the
principles which could be principles
have been with but slight
Could, therefore, far sighted
table than President Wilson?
BY and appreciation all the allies the
dent doubt will the leading
The of the United
his countrys spokesman
whose word will command
civilized world
He will be able the conference started the right
believed that will half the battle
the eventual aable settlement of the questions involved
The Washington herald., 1918-11-19
French Scholars Mission
Received by the President

Notwithstanding the inclement
weather, the mission of French
scholars motored to Mt. Vernon yes
terday morning. They were re-
ceiyed by President Wilson early in
the afternoon. later conferred with
the educational committee of the
War Department, and dined at the
French Embassy, as the guests of
Am mbassador Jusserand. In the even
ing they were the guests of honor
Of the members of the Cosmos Club
at reception.
Today the mission will visit the
Library of Congress at 10 o'clock.
and the Capitol at noon. The MEM
bers will lunch with President Will
son at l o'clock. They will be the
guests of the Carnegie Endowment
for international Peace at 1880
O'Clock. Tomorrow the mission will
visit the Lincoln Memorial.
The Washington herald., 1918-11-19
A LINE o. CHEER
EACH DAY o. THE YEAR.
BY John Kendrick Bangs.
THE HARVEST


The grain is harvested, and now
Our eyes behold the brimming NOV,
All golden in its wealth of soil
Resulting from our honest toll
With Mother Earth.
But what of other harvesting?
The fruitage blest that ever springs
From high hearts titled with Hope
and Love,
And watered by the Faith above
All other worth?
What gain have we in mind and soul ?
what Is the total of the toll
we've taken out of Spirit Lands
BY toll of faithful hearts and hands
All through the year?
Ihat Us the harvest doubly bIest.
In times war-stricken and distressed,
increasing loves rich dividends,
And STRENGTHENS man to meet his ends
With Faith and Cheer.
Onu1ixht- rsaa
The Washington herald., 1918-11-19
Homage.

I,G 10 me men who have given all that is best
whose every nerve has answered the tes,
May the world pay homage remembering u,u
@ Inc rate that was theirs and how it befelI
II some OF them died land others Jared worse)
mat those who survived would neer knoy al 80
81 o. Prussian rule. with its horrors untold e &c
T Mhen mentioned at ALL making warm blood run rold
Iheres danger in peace, If those sheltered bv usr
forget when It comes what others died for
rs wen to rejoice when orders regained
For peace, by our Master was clearly orda;pod
As tne status best fitted to make humans kind
1Whhe war IS the thing that makes devils blindl
But now that wars over, let dignity reign
As homage to those who've not died in vain
ESTHER EDWARDS KIlEr
The Washington herald., 1918-11-19
BUILDINGS JUST BEGUN
WILL BE ABANDONED
War Housing Projects, If Near
Completion. 10 Be Finished.

Housing projects which are not
well on the way to completion are
to be abandoned, according to an
announcement yesterday by the Hous-
ing Corporation.
This new policy does not affect the
Union Station Plaza dormitories for
girls. which are nearing completion,
nor does it cancel the Navy Yard
Apartment House project.
After a conference with Secretary
Wilson. of the Labor Department,
whatever further plans are made for
curtailment of housing projects will
be announced. it was declared yes
terday.
Secretary Wilson returned to Wash
ington yesterday. and housing was
to be the first subject taken up, it
was, stated
The Washington herald., 1918-11-19

Whether official justice overtakes the fallen K.; I
prophecy definitely made that he cannot long
escape personal payment for his ~
il means anything whoever organize. r.hi
ueed fear no interference from he sheriff e p'S
The Washington herald., 1918-11-19

tready competition be prnging IN entitled NVh
can suggest most OF being beaten
the beaten foe in the hour defeat was gassiue and
won and children. ''-.'''' - 80 ~ "iue''
The Washington herald., 1918-11-19

German revolution took exactly The creation tool
days We doubt the Huns
much shorter tme been made humans merne mere
The Washington herald., 1918-11-19

Nobody has yet ventured to ask Count Bentinck ho,
William Hohenzoerns accusation of friendship
The Washington herald., 1918-11-19

Punishment OF the German criminals may take lot of
out OF the weknown Strained international relations"
The Washington herald., 1918-11-19
THE NIGHT LIST.

The following casualties are report
d by the commanding general of the
American Expeditionary Forces:
The Washington herald., 1918-11-19
Get Busy!


This country going in prosperity.
They thrones and regimes all they please in Europe
We don't do things that in this country
When things they
ballot box and it into commission.
That's the American way The peaceful revolution
And business jobs
Lots things need change and mendng Don't
before the war
But free peoples go such jobs as
without flying anothers hroats.
Ot course occasionally some big little loose tornado
OF fiery words We do ourselves sometimes and chest feels
: better afterwards
brethren of the frebrand
They told would years whip Germany
Thanks be, boys didn't believe it
The croakers dscredited
This the hour posperity-fo of us Americans to make
good times for
Get busy!
No when the they certainly won't have to fight
for jobs.
couldn't cruelty humanity on cross of on
either. u "O"
Lots OF people taking woddamament thing seriously
these days seriously
The without candidate for office will soon
b i rarity.
By and by shop will be equipped with its live
soldier "
Americas heroes opportune The civil war
vHs-ans wsre nearly all gone.
Let's hope the coming conference will forever dsDerse the
old familiar Balkan cloud
Yes let's have away OF those victories of peace
that are no less renowned than of war.
Nobody has Bentnck how he likes
William HOhenzolerns accusation of friendship.
Punishment of criminals may take lot of b. ds
out OF the we-known Strained international relations"
German revolution took exactly hours The creation took
SIX days We doubt If the Huns who
much shorter time been humans nering ~
Already competition be springng IN entitled vho
can suggest most OF being to the beaten fo" Ard
the beaten foe in the hour defeat casing and
and children. '-.''' - "e
or not oha justice overakes fallen Kaiser the
prophecy IS definitely made circles that he
escape personal payment for his u
at anything
need fear no interference from the sheriff S p"''S
Homage.
10 the who have give all that H.,
Whose every answered the
The Washington herald., 1918-11-19

Yes SIR let's have right away of victories
that are no less renowned than those of war
The Washington herald., 1918-11-19

Let's hope the coming peace conference will forever
old familiar Balkan war cloud ,... ......
The Washington herald., 1918-11-19

CONTINUED ON PAGE FIvE.
The Washington herald., 1918-11-19

Americas new crop of heroes comes opportuneIy
W. ans were nearly all gone.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-14
NO INCREASE

In spite oi snormo1s inoreAssd laboratory oost'
du. to ths War the manufacturer oi Dr. sld-sls
Syrup Psp.,n ..enhe,aS thar proh,s s"d sbsobnS
the that th,. family LAXATIVE may Iemsin
al th. prs- VA p.ss d so and 81 large botts. So
cold By drsssists ios 10 y.sn
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-14
SPECIAL OFFICER SHOOTS
NEGRO AND IS DISCHARGED
X. II, Tucker, commissioned tlcc-
ton Day Deputy, slightly In
lures Card Player.

Buster Anderson. a negro concrete
workman, was slightly injured last
night when his hip was grazed by
a bullet said to have been fi"ed by
n. H. Tucker. who was at Cnce
discharged by Capt W u. Wilkin-
son from whatever connection he
might have had with the police iotcc.
Tucker was commissioned "a special
deputy on election day, and II seems
that he kept his official dcslgna-
ton and was either alone or with
another officer In raid on A room
ing house at All East Archer after
midnight. Tucker n also u negro.
Anderson and some other ne egroe1
were engaged In a card game and
were interrupted by n call that the
law" was coming Anderson started
to lump out the window when Tucker
said he fired, according to the police.
Anderson was brought to Ehc station
where his wounds were dressed.
Tucker was ordered by Captain
wilkinson to surrender his badge.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-14
MAKES URGENT PLEA
FOR HOME SANCTITY
Re, crcnd Culpcppcr Tells Hearers
That Now Is the Time To bc
Praycrful.

Rev Burke Culpeppor preached to
A well filled tent last night. despite
that fact that il was uulc cold
aud hlustrry. His talk was on a
great deal more serious limos than
Il ms heretofore been, and he madc
nm imprcsslon on his auionce that
viii b, lasting II his lesson Is to I've
take, Al all In the manner Il; which
Il vas intended
The Importance Of sanctity in the
family life was dwelt upon to a great
degree Rev, Culpcpper describing
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-14
RIVAL ARMIES EQUAL
IN FIGHTING STRENGTH
Two Hundred Divisions are i.ngnGc
Failure Means Disaster for
lither Side.

WASHlNGTON ApUl 10 The Oh
s,rNaNous OF the military Crl,.C OF
the Paris Temps on the German Of
fcrsive received here today In an
official dispatch from France are
HS follows.
"Two adversarios possessing lns,
q out tho same number Of forces
face each other These forces on
both sides are composed approx
matcly OF 200 divisions Roth y lver-
sarieA are equally determined 10
make hn end Of the matter. II IL
the hope Of final decision and each
aims at the vital point II is not
longer question Of progress cr Of
ga aiming an advantage or OF shorten
ing the line. the enemy army must
be destroyed,
Facing tho strategist OF the Ma
zurian lakes is a French general o.
marvc,ous intelligence and acINltr,
lie economies his forces AM awaits
his hour The duel Of the two men
Nhl decide the fate Of the word.
THE enemy failed at Amicns or
the 26th Of March In n struggle ol
THIS character "A blow missed can be
como 5slngularly dangerous for thu
ore who attempted II and we hnV'
the feeling that success obta'nc u,
to- now by the adversary In OF doubt
ful result They have gained Al
vantages but they have placed hin
II, an unstable situation. whlcn car
become perilous Completely en-
gagged he In obliged 90 pursue hi
plan 20 the end. He Is like IL mar
who II ascending n steep mountain
and who IN hanging on "A narrow
ledge between preclpices n III
succeeds he will win brilliant vic
tory. II he fails disaster Is newt
able.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-14
DUTCH DEAL IN ODD MEDALS
German Want 20 Commemorate We
tor,cs That Never MntcrialiRe,

THE HAGUE. April "'g
business has developed IN Holland IN
German curlos particularly m med
ala struck by the Germans TO ron-
mcnornte victories or, anwsllWrs.
irrespective victories which nT'rf
n,atrr,aIize These latter m-ia r.
we're usually never Issued o. weF"
Withdrawn upon the failHts OF
operations Their iaDy us
ado 10 their value 20 ihe '
aud dealer.
Probably the rarsst - 'Ns 90
medals is one which vas "F
commemorate tho ante ra'er
ture Of Nerdur n is ono o' 80
hest specimens ~ German We'af
ard only six eIstrg copies HTs
.tpoNn to the Uutru clrlo dealers
Those six are being hold At a 'alhA
ti0u Of about 1000 each
4 Dutch collector ~ these W"dAlA
has not vet died down IN G"fn"ny.
and scarcely week passes Wlthou'
several new varieties reaching ih'
markets her"
ono Dutch collector ~ these medals
has spcut $40 900 and now has over
zoo medals which he values al tOV'-
600.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-14
Casualties Announced
By British Are Double
Those of Last Report

LONDON, April u. - British
casualties reported In the course Of
the week ending today totallcd
S1eO officers and men. divided as
follows.
Killed or died OF wounds o f4cers.
az, men. l,l0l.
Wounded or missing Officers.
1.SSS; men. A,T6S,
The British casualties reported In
the hast week arc more than twice
the number reported I'm the preCed-
ing week For ucveral weeks the
total british casualties have been
running between a,000 and 1000, the
Killed. wounded and missing In the
great battles that have been going
on In France has not yet bern ihbu-
lated.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-14
Biz Appropriation for
Concrete Ship Trials

WASHINGTON. April 10 --fr's'-
dent Wilson has approved the sh'p
ming boards suggestion Tor An ap-
nronriation of s5O,Ooo.00O to expert
mcnt with concrete ships chairman
IIurI.y win confer Monday with
chairman shirley ot the house tp-
nominations committee. who mas
nromtscd to Introduce the appropTia ia
lion hin immediately and press It's
MASSAGE No opposition to the mea-
st,rc is expected In either house. II
ia manned to make $4,000, OoO avail.
able at once.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-14
~ DR.. CaidtueWs
OYRUP pEPSIN
The Perfect Il LaratiUs
FREE SAM MPLES

D. C.ld~tl'. syrup P'G.'n '' 'A' l.rS''' .sInS
hauid iassuve IN An,snes II yo, have u-~d ~
md would Ike to sample u heioro buytnt send your
addts.. iot tree trsl hott. to d. v v Caldwell.
4tS s.hns 81 kcnh,sllo III ify,. hsv, b.h,sss
the family ssnd lot copy oi The Care oi th- Baby
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-14

, number Of well-worded cards. .,,'n, ,
'c, store windows which receive"
honorable mention by the commit
lee ,,cr. Is follows, hunt comp
sanitary grocery, Electric SuPplN
,or,n,ry and the oklahoma Paint
Paper 70. ,,,
The first prize was IA $50 i''p'lH
bonds. tho secord prize tVc - uanS
nouds. third prize two 50 hauS u"'uo.
Fallowiur are the names OF wv
children who played the hou'S !"
the various windows ,,,,
IiaIiiburton Abbott - Betty nm
6,rlritcr and Margarct N"htl 'S"h
posed as Red Cross nurSeH
hunts Ncuy katherine ileaS.tnl
Isabel Wood. ir the poster MY
DADDY fought the Liberty bo""s
Mayo Furniture Virginia Rau.
mcr Mrs T. w Raumer hsrnet'
ras.iuuer and Mabel scott IN nur
scry scene. Are These worth ITO
tecting ,,.,to,
unt Nurry Virginia Fraley
Waiter Wa,habauEs, hillN N"''S " ns
l'cd Cross nurse, soldier ana H''''
THE Pride Of the Country
Ispl,irs Music Randolph Van
drrwater Duncan Hammer '''
II1wkins as sailors singing 'Thie,
/ cheers for tho Red, White ah'
/ Rmc." ,,. o..
/ Ice LcyerinE Marion ohNer "
/ Columbia standing on the kais',
Halls uardware-lim toies','
CourtlanG Marshall. Jack luleS a.
soldier bows. "Stll safe at hohl'.
Brown 4 Glaacr- Margaret ooHanb
ncu as Columbia In poster III
/ or Buy Ruuds. Ait.
Palace Clothirg Nhilmapan w., w.,
chou as a little glrl 'W"r'h f's"''''
For" ,.,,.io. no
Southern hardware. Maurice ~
Nuua. ir. nS Uncle sam.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-14
When the Baby
Needs a Laxatiue---

a bettef plan ia to employ n mild. gentle
laxative OF ~h,,L only ht,le /, required
There ,s combination oi simple laxative
herbs with prp.,n sold bv druggist, .under
tho name OF d. G Csldwcll Syrup peps,n that
thousands OF mothers have used uooessiully
for habys constipation and iu accompany
ing Ills such as bcloh,ng wind coho. re.t-
le,sness sleeplcssne,s, etc.
The nursing mother will also lind il ideal
for herself and It is especially important that
she bo free from constipation
Syrup Pepsn Is auaran ecd TO do as prom
scd OF the druggist will refund the money.
Thousands of cautious lOm,lrcs have 1t in
the house. secure against the httle Ills
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-14
I " ". TnrrCd.

MUSKOGEE, April lJ-Ten min-
tltrs after he had been released from
thorrounty Jail OF Cherokee county
at Tahlcquah east Of here. last night
i A Lewis. alleged pro-German agi-
t,ior and /. W. W organizer, was
tarred and feathered by Tahlequah
citizens and forced to walk from the
city. lie had been held in Jail on
an investigation charge.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-14
THIRTY-SlX DIE WHEN
STATE ASYLUM BURNS
Fire Of Unknown Origin IN lnsutu-
ton Takes Lives of Helpless
BEFORE Discovered
RESCUE WORK IS HEROIC
Women Nurses Risk Lives iu Rriug
ing out aud Guardng Niulcnt
Patients

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JUN"
IN ""'" W. .''
the insane s'"'''''"' "t' '.r H'rs
OF 80 helpless iuul.p. only d .t
n. ,,.hitc mon .rI E.... .,,i... ..,...
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some of tho violent patients
fought their rc,uors. enc r-hung
a guard and two women nurse, a'
ltoc Uay ont of the uidine Tho
Ihospital dining room .p vhI.n mo-
was slecplpr next nurrr.I ,u. .I two.
story s,rnr,ure co9t,In,nr w,rl. "A
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ltlngnl'hed before inc structure was
dauaEe' greatly
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/ IN, ~ q linen closet ln ward so. H.
I When Le opened tho door to tac
Icl,s,t the flames hurst ,r1l 70 nll
snrenl with uehtnlng.a. apIduy
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| Charred bodies IIoH' 'h' runs OF th'
! building this morning me IRE
Istill was smoulderIuE and 10 was de
cided to allow tho bodies to cool
before attempting TO handle them.
II was said that 1t would be impos-
sIhle IA IDENTITY any. Of the bodies.
| poctor Griffin believes the fire
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"'s ,.,..,.. "a, do nj,
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| gwen from w u'''' wi g',,,, ~
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-14
uAIlIBURTON-ABB
WINDOW WINS PRIZE
r, TOTS Posing a. Rcd cross
>,,r.cs Voted Rest of Patriotic
Displays.
yaNpEvER'S IS SECOND
,..,.rous Others Have striking DIS
pla,s Waking Awarding h"ru
Task for Judges.

,..-..t,pr hundreds OF people 10y
:, rs,l,t, and being "A torcibIe arEu
-, for the buying OF Llh''N
,,5s tnc display I'm the halllput'nu-
..th,t Dry Goods companNs WIN
- WAS awarded the flrst prize ln
~ patriotic window Display con-
49,, last night The contest was
,,opsored by the Tulsa Ad CLUB Ior
tre purpose Of stimulating the s'l'
- Eonds and was open 10 every
merchant I'm the city,
Nearly every representative store
IN tho city entered "A window, whl'H
prcsented the huge crowds OF St'
urday night at every turn poWtiIu
reasons why they should invest thrh
dollars Immediately In winning NV
var one OF the unique features OF
the contest and which brought nome
In vivid reality the necessity ini u'
f,atinc the kaiser was the use "i
living models. small children dress'"
IN various war costumes, ana ioIu'
ing "A part OF the window display
This was carried out I'm tinr etl','
an the prize winning display at llal'
iiburton Abbott where Betty lin
derlelter and Margaret Robinson
two charming tots, posed as Hct
trosa nurses III an aUl'hlHi'''
America with Sword.
Arraycd In flags with "a lfc-siz'
statue of America with the swor,
and the American Eagle huvcrina
above as the central group ana
tasteful placement Of the Liberty
bond posters rifles, pictures 81
Washington, Lincoln and Wilson au'
a painting or the spirit of Ib.
illuminated by a clever lighttni
system, the Halliburton Abbott win
dow was easily picked for the mrs
prize.
Second prize went TO the window
OF the Nandever Dry Goods com
pany, 1t consisted OF a wax figure
OF the kaiser and an outraged WON
an and child at his feet typifNlnl
the atrocities Of the Hun whict
would take place in the Unite,
States II American soldiers shuulC
fail TO he victorious.
The third prize was the hardcs
for the committee to select hut wa
awarded TO Lee lowering clothicrs
II consisted OF statue of lncl'
Sam with tho kaiser at his feet ant
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-14

No ono knows better than the ever -~atchiul
mother the natural doctor OF the family -.
al the small ills that when the baby Is out
Of sorts IT Is usually duo TO ind,seS,,on or
constipation.
IL Is sl~Sy, we'll IN any OF its ,lnesses, to
look ior this cause The diet may have to he
changed but before good can result from It,
the bowels must he moved
The mother has the choice Of many med-
oines -catharties. putgt uvcs. bltt-r-wStrrs,
pills. phys,es. etc But the little body
doesnt need such harsh remedies for they
wrench the system and do only temporary
good 40 often followed by an unpleasant
react ton
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-14

Active and trained business man.
past draft age, win accept position
ahere there Is plenty OF hard and
difficult work. provided there IL n
future. Prefer part outside work.
C-GS. care World ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-14

man Of tho Board.
HARRY n. ROGERS. Vice Pres.
J.. y JACKSON. Vice Pres.
LEE CLINTON. Vice Pros
{. T. HOPKINS. Vice Pres.
\. W. PRATT. Vice Pres.