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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-17
JEWISH OBSERVE
AT0NEMENT DAY
Mnst solemn Holy nay In the CaIcn-
dnr To the Church Mondny; Local
Members Worship at Ellgs club.

"Num klppur" tho most solemn
day in thc Jewish calendar was oh
served yesterday hy lucil members
of the taIth with services at the Elkg
club Fasting started Sunday night
and continued throughout tho day.
"iom Eippur" ia ordained In the
ntblo lLoyit yyiii52iD to hc observed
un the tenth da~ of tnp hJNcnth
month. TiHhri. which cuinCldud this
year W.th Monday II Ia "A day Ur
rest ~ fasting, OF prayer. Of peui-
truvo ana spiritual uulckeniug It's
principal ana Immediate purpose ~
tu arouse the consciousness uf sin
uud to stimulate the dcStrc Tor atone
wcut and for reconciliation with
God
The Hebrew word FOR repentance
is 'trrhubah." which means literally
'rouru' Tho concept of sln W. that
tho sinner has struyod from the
straight path ot Righteousness. and
h's repentance l4 not complete until
hr has returned com his trhnsErcH-
sion 90 the true way Of Ito. Confess
sion. coutrltiun and reconciliation
with man and God arc tho elements
" proper rcpuutunra which Is no
mery spn Gmudlcsor momrntnry rmo7
'|'''. I.II n E'NN|Nt iFiNIU Nil iNF TNhn
of duty unHHlfahnosa ana loyalty
"Nc Shall Nfnict Yourselves"
Tho duty uf fasting N derived
from tho command. "yc shah afflict
Nuursrlyoa' thld 2"N. This phrase
be- explained hy unbbiuica teaching
'O mean the total abstinence from
an kinda ~ food ana drink. and
from tho qualification or bodily de-
sirrs The reasoning underlying this
ls ihut the principal source uf ulu M
the qualification Of physical appe-
uius return thorefuro 10 tho
rlEht way must include an honest at.
tempt 70 supprvsa such ippctitca and
encourage self control. FAstinE lH an
uurmpt uf this Kind, hence duty
tu fulfll on Atoucmrnt Day
Tho day Us very highly regarded
among the Jewish people and n
practically universally and unani-
muusb observed Places uf business.
ufricon and factories are closed and
syuuroeA both reform ana orthodox.
are throngrd with w1rshipperH A.
with sabbath ma an Jewish holt
days the day III ObHerved from
evening 10 evening". tho service
hcginuiE- on the owe of the day. and
ON tho day ITSELF Is continued the
whole day
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-17
CITY PLANT A FAILURE;
JUST SC0RCHES TRASH

Representatives .of tho southern
Surety company were in Tulsa yes
torduv making am Investigation Of the
work and supposed improvements
that had been made on the incIncra p
tor plant This plant, 10 is stated.
haze never done the work % wat
guaranteed Co do ana has been "a
useless expenditure ~ money
For the ast several months effort
has been mHdc 10 get the contrac-
tore 20 put 'h" plant In condition go
burn tho eitys trash, but 10 is stated
hy mo mayor Do has never been able
ip uusa than give % good rrorch-
Ink That something will be done iu
the near future is the statement 81
the surety ruwpanys mru
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-17
"Onc Il Born Every Minute. "
b T. r I
by roy X, MOULTONJ
Ap,,aS.sh.-. ... ~. vi,

4 somewhere IN New York
Dear Folks
The pcszmis.ic duffer who in
voRed the slogan There IL one born
every minute referring 20 suckers.
eNldently invented something which
VIII hold true throughout the ages. at
least So far az this blase old village
is concerned.
Uncle Sam has rounded up the
sbtckets but tho slickers gu on the
even tCnor OF their way with occa-
slonal interruptions uf minor i'm
portancc
TIE post office inspectors are busy,
ot course. and everything possible is
belng done To round up the easy
money boys but the fact remains
that, II anybody has a gold brick 10
sell New York Is the place To sell It.
Inspectors are said 10 have
uwooped down on "a certain get-rich -
quick -Wallingford the other day to
find that he had sure fire sucker
list numbering $4,000. The names
were those Of residents OF this fair
land all the way from Bangor. Mime.
60 Portland. ore. In spite OF the fact
that the perpetrator had a criminal
record NJ long as Pennsy lvanla
search warrant. he had been able TO
accumulate a fortune OF five million
OF those lovely American dollars in
JUST that number OF years. A million
dollars OF graft per year-but they
got him. They always get him. even
tunlly The money obtained that
way II generally pewter. so far as
ultimate prosperity is concerned, Il
Is Mex minus.
This artful dodger Of uprightncss
in business occupied "a floor In an
ornate office building when the min.
Ions OF the law svoopcd down upon
him and took away his pretty play
things. His office was not far from
the stock exchange and within easy
speaking distance from the curb
market
broadway during wRetime, and be-
fore, has beNn fairly sprinkled with
the bejeweled spenders who wore
diamond studded Earters and carried
cigaret cases bestuddcd with gems
from tho orient. who have lived law
tshly upon the Kulllble portion OF the
public. That portion by the way. is
much larger than a good many per
sons Imagine. In many cases. they
have been pointed out, having be
come famous on account Of their eN-
pendtures among the select set %
low -brows who dRngle about the
ta1HatoSuma, lobster palaces and an
tisleep emporiums Invariably they
are accompanied by furbearing ami
mails OF the feminine persuasion who
are also bedocked with Jewels rare,
and who employ English never culed
from the Atlantic Monthly or the
New Republic
They form tho naughty aristocracy
of the Joy streak which runs through
the forties and part OF the fifties
They Hse and shine rcsplendcnt for
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-17
DOES L0UOEST SHOUTING
NEWSlE GET MOST BUSINESS

Hotel OWNERS are complaining that
the uHty voiced ncwsies are creators
of excess noise In their vicinity. and
have appealed 20 the boys tu soft.
pedal In their shouting during GER
tain hours
Just what hoy gets uut of shout
ing FOR hours on q street corner. cs-
pcciuly after 80 o'clock at night. or
around 4 O'Clock IN the morning. h. "a
puzzle 20 the hotel men Their
guests don't understand u, either,
ana some remedy is asked
Gucsts 0t the hotels paying Tor r
bed reSon, the disturbance OF the
ucwsboys shouting an night long. and
tho hotel men gro trying tu figure
ont some way to get a damprr on the
enthusN SIN Of one or two who makss
specially of never going to bed and
always having 70 hir story that seems
10 need especial fuE horn proCll'itIcs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-17
DRAF TED MEN WILL
GET CHANCE AT BARS
Camp TrnNis Publicity officer Says
That Little study In Lower
branches WIN Help.

CBy the Camp Publicity Oftlcer)
CAMP TRAVIS. Texas, Sept 10.
Men about 90 leave their homes
for Camp Travis who have any de-
slro to become Officers can increase
their chances materially By a few
days review NJ some OF the subjects
they have studied in grammar and
high schools. An candidates Tor Of,
i'ccr's training schools nre now COM
PEELED 90 take an examination In his
tory geography and arithmetic for
the Infantry branch of the lsfvce,
and 10 this d, added algebra. geomo-
Try and trigonometry for thc artillery
branch ~ the service,
Tho questions are not such that
would necessitatc a thorough knowl-
odgo OF any OF the subjects for the
officers In charge Of the cNtminu-
lions are well aware ~ the fact that
many men entering the camp have
been out of school FOR some years.
and II would take months ~ review
lo thoroughly grasp these subjects.
ror instance. IL iH advisable. since the
niicd states and her allies are
fighting tho great worlds war 300
France, that the candidate know
something OF the country uu which
al lcyvs arc Centercd. ita EUographl-
cal location. IN, location uf prlu-
opal cities, historic rivers 81 the
adjoining countries. prominent ports.
etc. This extends into Italy and
INTO Siberia. Ability = draw rough
map, locating principal rivers, cities
etc, Is something that every success
IuI soldier 81 today ANA more Dspe,.-
ally an officer should have.
Must Know History.
Then tho history oC hat country.
SIS former rulers ar warriors VI
prominence. such as Napoleon. or the
Duke OF Wellington The former
great battles OF the worlds history
that have been fought. many ln the
same spots over which our own men
arc fighting today. ar, valuable tu
iemem ber. Also some OF the history
~ our own United States and Of
the great conflicts ln which this
country has taken part are facts and
matters that every person should
well know whether examined upon
or not
In geography, only general qIes-
tions are sakcd, such as draw gem
'ral outline uf the course OF the Mis-
sissippi river and its principal tribu-
taries and name several cities uf
prominence on its banks. what is the
principal wheat producing state or
the principal corn producing state.
or tho biggest lake or the deepest
ocean, etc
Tho arithmetic problems nre of
the simplest but "a knowledge ot
conversion tables from gallons 20
pecks ana ounces 90 pounds and
bushels 90 quarts is invaluable at
All times \ knowledge of fractions
aud decimalS and a clear head will
pass any Of the arithmetic eNamlna-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-17

lions For those who contemplate
artillery camps. a knowledge OF the
fundamentals of plane and solid Ee-
ometry AS well az trigonometry and
nlgera is required
Takes -Four or Five Months.
Those entering training camps
have tho prospectoit they remain. OF
being made officers In the army OF
the United States In four or five
months time Those whose am
billions may bc 10 become an officer
can DO nothing better than to brush
up On some OF these formerly de-
spised and forgotten subjects and
grasp the opportunity and the time.
iy tip offered. II would he we'll for
an those who have any books they
care TO study Of the text book nature
10 bring them with them 10 camp.
Thore are some hooks available. but
not nearly enough for the demand
and when you have completed the
study of them they can be turned
into the camp OF Y. NJ. G. A. library
and may help some other fellow get
a commission.
''So the men who are soon 10 enter
training camps, especially Camp
lINNtNH van AAkf lIIAlt NN AHf ANNfH
lock and prepare themselves They
can do more They can pat them
selves on the shoulders and congratu-
late themselves upon the oppOrtunl-
~ Uncle Sam IS giving them 10 be
come officers Nor need those who
have had little schooling previously.
a dgsplir There are night schools
conducted at Camp Travis where
any may attend and man with no
education can IN a short time master
the fundamentals and by application
acquire an education while he Is
wearing the uniform of the United
States army
hundreds ~ men have gone 60
training camps ana returned as off
GERS Hundreds ~ others will 20.
You may be one OF them n you pre-
pare yourself
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-17
.FElP PRICES STAND AS
FIXED; NO CHANGE NEEDED

The fair price committee ala not
meet Yesterday ns announced, %
gathering of the merchants and citi-
zcna who comprise the committee not
being deemed necessary on account
the fact that there has been no
change In prices since last week
Iu most instances merchants are
lending their cooperation In order
that the work uf She committee may
Doe facilitated. and there is no cause
Tor complaint, 10 h. said. ns 10 prof.
tceriuE ON the other hand several
are reported as making their own
prices and stating that they intend to
do 800 No the future, OtwithstnndinE
Unless there IN some announce
meut to the contrary the committee
win meet regularly next Monday
C. J. iundmnn, recently appointed
food administration has returned
from colorado and will be present
al that time.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-17
SEPTEMBER SPIRIT oUT;Aa
FINE REUNION SOUVENIR

The september issue OF the Tulsa
Spirit. which 10 q souvenir OF the
Confederate reunion and which car
ries the official prperam Of the mget-
Ing II off the press.
Containing ms Il does ensravures OF
practically all the mstrons. chap
erons and maids who are coming 10
attend the meeting and having a
cover page with the stars and Stripes
and Stars and Bars combined. the
number " very attractive.
veternnsa nd Sons OF Veterans and
the remainder will be distributed ne
usual.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-17
HOPE WATERW0RKS
BONDS ARE APPROVED
Mayor uulSfiard Has Word that the
Capitals Issue Committee WIN
Endorse city Issue.

order of approval authorizing
Tulsa to market the proposed issue OF
$4,000 worth OF municipal bQndn
for the purpose OF making extensions
TO the waterworks system Is expect
ed Ia the next few days, says Mayor
g. II Hubbard,
Just what work will be started first
mas not been determined. II II stated
that the whole proposition, ~ yet'
Ia too far In the future TO make any
definite plans OF that sort Labor
and material shortage, Il is thought
will have a great bearing on the
amount OF work that can be done at
any specified time The admlnistrn-
ton will first try getting contractors
10 bid on the work, as they believe
better service can be gotten that way.
As last resort. II is stated, day labor
under competent superintopdenco
may bo tried.
BIDS from consulting enEineors
will he opened September 20. by the
comm iasioncrt These bids had been
advertised for for the purpose " get
ding expert assistance In finding u
better source of water supply ana
also In the erection and installation
its share OF the improvements
Things That arr Needed.
\ new intake. relay pumps. and
two new filtration units are provided
for In the bond issue This Is In ad-
dition 90 the enlargement and eNten
sion Of mains In the outlying district
of the city Kendall will come IN for
their share Of the improvements
At the meeting In Kansas city Of
the capital issues commission, AT
which Tulsa waA represented several
weeks ago by r.. = Marshall, anslst-
ant city attorney, unofficial assur-
ance was given that the bonds would
he approved All civic bodies ~
Tulsa have been 60 operating IN the
move for this needed work and a
shurt time ago the public health serv-
ice sent Lieut. Ralph A, Tarbctt Of
Little Rock 60 Tulsa 20 make an In
vestiRution Of the needs Of the city
what Lieutenant Tarbctts report
has been on the matter has not been
published but that n was favorable
is evidenced by the telegram re-
celvod by tho mayor from MIR How
ard.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-17

CHICAGO. Sept rs. Eight auto
mobile bandits today made an nn-
succs ssful attempt 10 hold up the
United States bank at Halstead and
Sixtieth streets John Jackson. "a
iantor. was shot BY the robbers
when he sought to. protect Simon
Heck the president The robbers
escaped In an automobile before tho
police arrived.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-17
E,pIorcr Due az Nnncou,cr.

VANCOUVER -. c.. Sept Is
Nihialmur StefanBon. arctic eN-
plor,r. was due To arrive here this
afternoon after five and half years
spont in she arctic lie reached
Prince Rupert. n. c., Saturday at
midnight.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-17
Get Rid of That
Persistent Cough

u 700 srs subject TO wsAh lungs. he'd the
cough - warning ECKhAN's ALTEh
ArivE may Sid ron IN stopping the eenrA
In addition. lt ls valuable tonic and
health builder Ia such cases No alcohol
narcotic or hsbl,iorninE drugs rwcniy
years successful use.
500 and li.bo Bottles at All drueaiats or
from Manufactures, postpaid.
EcEMAN LABORATORY. PAilsaslpAla.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-06-13
YANKEES REpULSE
GERMAN ATTACKS

With the American Army In France.
Attacks by the Germans IN the
Marne sector have again been re-
pulsed by the Americans. who inflict.
ed heavy losses on the enemy.
The French report two attacks
against Hill 2Ot. west OF Chateau
Thierry.
The French troops captured a wood
south OF BuEziares.
A new German division. the Fifth
Grenadier guards. was Identified by
the Americans for the first time
The Americans who swept the Ger.
mans back two miles on five mile
front northwest OF Chateau.Thlerry
held their gains In the face OF deter.
mined German counter attacks.
With the aid OF French infantry. the
American marines and machine gun
ners we're consolidating their positions
all along the new front
The Americans now hold all the
high ground In the battle area north
west OF chateauThlerry.
The Americans fought with more
than their old time gallantry. going
over the top whistling Yankee
Doodle"
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-06-13
GERMANS ATTACK
ALONG new FRONT
Onslaught Made on Front Of 20
Miles Gains rs Miles at
Certain Points.

Paris.--In a new thrust directed at
the sector between Montdidier and
Noyon. the Germans have succeeded
In gaining ground along about a 20.
mile front to a depth Of about two and
n half miles at certain points. accord
ing to the war office announcement
On the French left wing furious
German attacks made time after time
were broken by the French fire.
In the center the enemy, bringing
up reinforcements. made progress.
reaching the southern part OF Cuvilly
wood and Ressons-sur-Matz.
On the French right wing along the
front OF the new attack bitter fighting
continues. The French took more
than 500 prisoners in various engage
ments. Prisoners report unanimously
that the losses OF the Germans thus
far In the battle have been extremely
heavy
Notwithstanding the great forces
the Germans threw into the line when
they opened their offensive between
Montdldier and the Disc, they did not
achieve any considerable advance.
The enemy apparently hoped by
weight OF numbers to break the line
on this sector. which he failed to do
during the first half Of April. when so
many severe engagements resulted in
the Germans being stopped short.
Time after time increasingly dense
waves OF infantry attempted to pierce
tho allied defenses. Southwest OF
Hoyon. however. they could not pro
duce any effect on the determined
troops holding the front lines. The
defenders were as firm as rocks and
held the enemy tightly In check.
Tho Germans were able 10 make
some Immediate progress because tho
allies retired from the advanced posts
which constitute the first line west.
ward from Noyop. When the real line
Of resistance was reached. however.
the enemy's advance was checked and
small counter attacks delivered i'm.
mediately by the allies were success
ful In regaining ground.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-06-13
U. S. CASUALTIES ARE 1915
General Psrshins Reports 1888 SOL
diers Killed IN Action.

General Pershing Reports i033 SOL
diers Killed IN Action.
Washington among the
American expeditionary forces thus
far reported by General Pershing total
1915. the war department announced
in making public the first OF regular
weekly summaries OF casualties.
Deaths Ia action and from wounds,
disease, accidents and all other causes
number 1927, while 4O46 men have
been wounded and sac are missing In
action. including men held prisoners
in Germany.
The departments recapitulation fol-
lows:
Killed in action (ncluding 2s1 at
seal. 1888; died OF wounds. $40; died
of disease. 1192; died OF accidents and
other causes, Ss2; wounded In action.
4O46; missing in action Cncludlng
prisoners). 342.
Total 1918
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-06-13

Miss Mildren, Poorman loft Sum
day for a visit at Cascade. Idaho.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-06-13
Htomach Troublen.

when your system becomes cloggod
from overeating. constipation and a
torpid liver. your stomach is likely to
trobule you. A dose OF Chamber
Iain's Tablets will give you quick re-
lief. They cause a free movement NJ
the bowels. tone up the liver and
strengthen the digestion. You will
be surprised when you realize how
much better you are feeling n day or
two after taking these tablets.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-06-13
REWARD.


strayed, from my ranch, one pair
rather light bay mares. one Weighing
around 1900, the other 1850; brand
ed with lazy X on right stitle; should
have colts by them now; foretops
have been reached and grown out
three or four inches, VIII pay S2B
TO finder of team. Cartwright.
Malheur City. Oregon. 21-St
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-06-13

Dr. ]. S. Charlebois, the Nature
o-paths, has opened up an office in
the Carter hotel. lie is an eN-
pert in curing all kinds OF chronic
diseases and infirmaties. Consulta-
tion Is free and invited. Telephone
64-W.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-06-13

FOR sALE-Good paying business
with good Ford truck. for 1850.
No more capital necessary; no ex-
perience needed. Phone 9O-w. On
tariO, T.. o. Box 633. 2i-tf
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-06-13

Decorate Yankee Who Swan Marne.
Washington. - General Pershing's 8
communique states that Lieutenant
william j. F1annery, infantry. receiv-
ed the Groin de Guerre for swimming
the Marne on June 3 and bringing
back a wounded French soldier.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-06-13

FOR sALE-Two sorrel mares.
220O to 1850 lbs. Good sound work
horses. coming 8 years old. Also
good 1918 fiye-passenger Ford
Jens Johannsen. 2i-3s
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-06-13
General Miehls Is Dead.

Paris.--General Robert e. l.. Niche.
OF the American army, died In rail
road train near Rouen. His death was
sudden and unexpected, a. he had not
bosn III
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-06-13
ChlIdren's Coughs aud Colds.

For children's coughs aud colds
Chamberlain Cough Remedy Is ex-
cellent. Il is prompt and effectual
and contains no opium or other mar
eotic. and is pleasant 10 take.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-06-13

You are welcome to these services
Good house, modern. cloan and
close In for rent. Apply Mrs. Reta
Payne. 22-tf
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-06-13

Pentocostal Church Of the Nazarenc,
East side.
Rev. \. l.. Flowers, DID,, Pastor
Order OF Services.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-11-19
Austrian Political Situation 1.
Provisional.
Government Giving Food Can
Control Country.
i'm GERMAN Federation
No Danger of BOlshevism Til
Food Fails.
Rulers of the Old Austrian
State Disappear.

London, Nov. 19.-The entire po-
litical situation in Austria is provis-
ional, according to a Vienna dispatch
to the Daily Mail, dated November a.
The political conditions at present, it
is added. depend largely on food con-
ditions and any government able to
supply food probably would be able
to pass any measures it wished.
Otto Bauer, the new foreign sec
retary of the German-ALstrian re-
public an dthe governments moving
spirit, wishes to join the German
federation and probably will carry
this plan out if he can get food for
the people. The correspondent does
not believe there is any danger of
Bolshevism unless the food supply
fails.
The rulers of the old Au-.rian state,
the correspondent continIe have dis
appeared. as have The generals who
led the armies. Former Emperor
Charles is virtually a prisoner at
Eckartsau with his suite. 4 The Aus
trian archdukes are scattered about
the country and Nobody knows any
thing about them and nobody seems
to care"