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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-15
II $780, ProperEI.

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WAETED-To interest party o. sale Of
go acres q coal land, Win 1f's 1oot
vein uc developed coal Blturninous. 3
miles from the santa re railroad az Ia
r1Ta. ~ 1[ez-, and Il milea from santa
BE Cut or. az Becker, n. MeL For fur
-ter Information address O. p GoebeL
1919 Lincoln St. san Diego CaliL
QUICK ACTION Or FORCED SALE
40 ACRES.
-r the Aurhony section al ln cuitiva-
tl1u- good 9 r1o- house. family orchard
on main ditch. public road quarter mile
s...I.-I~rse-ticn 1T Is a TaCT THAT TOC
Cant DUPLICATE THIS FOR LEss
THAS $3.50 pe- acre. but the owner has
BAILEY LAND co.
sss Head Bldg Phone eess
FARM EXCHANGES
$1,000. 1g acres mile fsieta- 10 acre
orchard. 2 acre vineyard. acres Alfalfa,
GARY equipneu- pes. eh-cAens turkeys
flr-uiug tools teams, Eoo1 four room
h-u-a- barn. concrete Floor. COED wela
eas en-Ire. orchard netted last year se510.
r-ru VII pay for itself in four years,
tzade for business property o. property in
$50 Per acre. 150 acres, Island land
raw. take Part pay city property
$500. 90 acres, adobe houses, az in
FIRST class SOL. trade for city property
SNAP.
$4,000. very Ene 80 acre farm, p mile
las Cruces on the Alameda. al So fine
STATE o. cultivation, pebble dash adobe
bungalow. good barl. shed, pump trade
11r II F1Eo count
s11ct1. so arres- near IA Mesa state
road on two sides q room nouse- good
hay hz-n. sheds, ven. Windmill so acres
7rflGfa city property part pay, s3919 q
s.oelr. can be sold With the place
slT5 per acre. 81 acres 10 minutes
Cl-u- al III cultivation alfaifa z1d Other
rrrrzrty-
s10u1- ~ acres. z=un modern bun
ralou. lot and cold water throughout the
house. water pipe over 81 ceres bearing
mixed orchard. fire feucc- flowers, shrub
he--. paved road. trade Ter FL Paso prop
ertF-
NTVT5IfE INVESTMENT COHPANT.
-E1rl sos 111 san Antonio 81.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-15
SeIl-LiTesIoek-BnT.

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LIVESTOCK loans s15 Trust B.ds.
DO YOU Want good horse. Phone 66s6.
FIVE year Ola horse sss. 'sss7 Mobile ST.
FOR sALE-s150 three hcrses. set dar-
ness Lee MCCOY. CanutilIo. Texas.
WASTFD-Female burro with young one.
Phone 1881
HORSE. wagon ard harness for sale.
cheap. Apply f1o9 Hueco St. Phone 942s.
WANTED-TouuE Jersey or Guernsey
cows. Must be good mixers address Box
&, station A. ID Paso, Texas
MICH cows for sale. wll sell or easy
terms with satisfactory security. Phone
57s3.
FOR SALE-Fine thoroughbred Jersey COW
now giving 8 20 gallons per day. Owing
90 removal 90 another state viii sen rea-
scnable. Apply 1884 AlamuEordo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-15

HOTEL LAUGHLLS
81 W. Franklin St.
Phones 1fS3-Z48f-
Center OF the city. close %
the Depot and Best cafes
THE NEWEST. THE SWELL
Est, THE BEST.
Every modern convenlence FOR
the comfort of the guests
SUMNER RATES
Rooms $50 n Month Cd.
As good as any s. a day hotsl
IN = Paso-
Hotels
BENSON HOTEL
Under new management. every room Wi-h
private OF connecting bath SIMMER rates
Cor. Chihuahua and san Antonio. 2 blocks
west Del Norte Hotel
Housekeeping Rooms Furnished.
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Two front rooms Phone 556sR
TWO rooms. private family sossM
TWO housekeeplnE rooms 1o2s olive
HOUSEKEEPING room. eos s. Flo-snee.
HOT ,EkEEPISG rooms cheap. Ph- e9osJ.
HOUSEKEEPING and bedrooms heated
81 81 p Paso 81 Phone ass
UsEEEEEINH rocn and sleeping
porch. close IN cheap 7os n santa Fe-
Two lovely front rooms kItchenet and
porch u private home Phone s1t1N.
HOUsEKEEPISG rooms. 10e9 Masoffn-
Phone 46e6W-
HOUSEKEEPING rooms and kitehene-
Phone $751;
HOUSEKEEPING suite. Sleeping porch
~ Mese
TWO clean cool Housekeeping Rooms III
y. 81 Fraln-
TWO larEe fruns rooms runnilg water.
reasonable. 1905 n Florence
HOUSEKEEPING rooms $40 s1tE san
Antonio.
Two rooms and kitchenet. GO sex Or
children AIS California Phone 71s9-
HOUSEKEEPING rooms 500 z RIO
HOUSEKEEPING rooms. so7 y. Camp
TWO rooms partly furnisheL s5.5 Aia-
media
Two large. clean. qulet. adjoining bah.
lights, water sel ~ Florence
HOUSEKEEPING rooms see. 1914 =.
Boulevard
Two rooms. running water and sleeping
porch. III west Boulevard,
NICE furnished rooms With sIeening
porch; no sick 1910 Mesa Phone 1sfoW.
TWO rooms and large sleeping porch
Prone lle6J-
Two frout rooms WITH porch, 1ol3 y.
Florence
HOUSEKEEPING rooms. single and en-
suite 100 Nevada
WILL share two nice rooms viii. respect
anse lady. gas range, yard Phone $50
TWO rooms and sleeping porch. everything
furnished. close In III n 81 Arllns
blocks from Toltec Club.
NICELY furnished half cottaee. private
family. all conVeuiences. rent reasonable.
no sick Or children Phone sos
FOR RENT-EIegantiy furnished house
Keeping rooms. close In on Arizona Phone
80
TWO or three extra furnished room adj
Joining bath front and back enhance
cheap 20 desirable PARTIES Phone l513N-
TWO partly furnished Housekeeping rooms
private family. all convenience. walking
distance. Rent SIS 629 vs.. MissourL
THREE large rooms, nicely Furnished.
private bath, $50. Two rooms SIS. 1922
Myrtle
FOR REM Iarre rooms and kitchenet.
lights. water and linen furnished. web
furnished T0T = Missouri
TWO large rooms sleeping porch ard
bath nicely furnished Alta Vista district
LARGE front connecting rooms fur-
ulshed Tor HIGHT housekeeplng- private
family. so9 Angs St
TWO room ant. large clean airy room.
clean linen. bath, lights, and running
water. furnished every convenience for
Housekeeping. s. week. 615 Montana Pm
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-15
SeH-LivestOek-Buy.

FINE JERSEY COW, heavy mixer. good
stock. for sale reasonable Phone 1858.
HOLSTElN c, W. second calf, giving -
gallons u.ilk a day, calf two days Old
Phone 4616-l511.-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-15
Soda Fountains Drag and Confse
tnner1 FiTlur.a


SODA FOUNTAIN. drug ana confectis -'.-v
fixtures, latest design. both exposed and
closed Jar types rlngilE in lauera 90 g.
%, -. IS and 90 feet Can save ycu 90 g.
20 percent, small cash payment down. bal-
cases. shelving. tables. chairs. cartoratrr
in contract All fixtures necessary 20 cuar
up drug and confectionery store. prrr11
shipment Write or wire fer price fists i
q T. Clmmisstcn Co 600 Herald E.-r
AGENTS Grosman Fountain CO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-15

FOR sALE-Tro frac. blocks and sew
eral good lots in East El Paso, cheap
Tor quick sale J. Il 1IcGlathery, Pass
Christian. Miss.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-15

FOR sALE-Beautiful -FOUR room bun
ealosr half block from Alta Vista
school south front. buy from owner,
can give good terms See me az AZ
Frn1ar Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-15

FOR sALE-e room modern two story
house. Best location in FL Paso- Eur
mace heat Basement. address 3, 15s,
Care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-15

vii I've eood WITCH dog hone. PhoH'
sf75W
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-15
- - FnIniIrr.

ENCHASGE NEW FURNITURE
for second land. western ruru1tu-. c.
llg-l2l s.. Stanton ST. PA 1fS2
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-14

uncovered before tho new year
when sedition within the govern
Inent service win be again sus-
peCt"d.
4 winter rhIt will be a severe
tcet Is prORnOsticatcd and It II i'm
pcratiVr, the srerS declare, that men
and women should avoid talking
about troubles. epidemic and un-
pleasant experiences The weather
Is likely 10 be changeable and i'll
ness may be prevalent
Th" death Of a famous woman Is
foreshadowed AZ one Of the signs
OF the passing era
Rellg!Ous troubles and uprislnEs
in India are predicted but they viii
not be far reaching i'm their effect
Persons whose 4Irthdlte 1t Is have
the forecast Of success and pros
per!ty In the coming year They
should be very discreet in their
dealings with others.
Children born on this day are
likcly 10 hn popular and respected.
They may be rather rash and liable
10 accidents.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-14
NOT DISCOURAGED,

Republicans 81 Oklahoma are.dis-
appointed, OF course, over the result
Of the election ia this state, but are
not discouraged. They are going 90
keep pegEing away until the voters
throw off the shachl,s Of partisan
prejudice and drive the political ma
chine out Of it's intrcnchmruts. In
every election Ia" republicans have
added TO their numerical strength
and we confidently expect victory 10
finally come
One Of the difficulties has been
that so many OF our cttizons who are
naturally republicans have been
afraid TO show their colors. hu, nov
they are beginning to get over this
fear. Many of them on comihg ,o
the state allied themselves with the
democratic party for business rc,
sons. but they are gradually re,liz.
ing that It did not buy them any
thing, and by the time the next stat,
election rolls around they viii h,
more and more disposed to aser-
themselves.
Organization work should not b,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-14
MUST NOT FORGET
DEBT TO SOLDIERS
ElkS Send Appeal 10 Membership Not
10 Neglect subscription to the
War Work Campaign.

I Among the appeals TO American
people for participation in the united
war work campaign Is that sent out
by the Elks TO their membership
Characteristic OF their COmmunlCa.
tionS to one another in the lodge, 1t
Is straight from the shoulder, letting
each man know what his obligation
Is. Following is the letter received
by every members OF the Elks lodge:
Dear Brother Elks:
Look in that pigeon-hOle marked
persona" in your desk and sea
whether there il not an unpaid bill
for the current month there.
GU say there isn't?
Look again. with your minds eye
on Sedan and tho Meuse. where
more than "A million Americans have
been pounding out permanent peace.
Don't you owe them something?
our fraternity has n service flag
containing thousands OF stars, but
many OF US have had to stay behind.
And every man who stays owes
heavy debt to his neigh bUrs in the
eXpcditIOnary forces Of our country.
To liquidate our indebtedness we
must do everything within our power
to make the men contented and hap
py in France, or wherever the war
has taken them.
You can payIyour debt the week OF
November nth by going down deep
in the Old bank roll and subscribing
to the very limit Of your ability 10
the united war work campaign.
You know what II is---seven great
organizations Y. NJ. e. A., \. W. &.
A. Knights Of ColumbusN War Camp
Community service, American Ii
y Alf "a n
board and the Salvation army--haye
joined forces to raise a budget Of
millions OF dollarB to carry on their
work with the troops
From the time a boy is induCted
into the army the loving hands Of
one or more OF these OrEa niZat ons
is watching him and helping him.
The united war work campaign is
a big brother movement. 1t makes
for good morale. II provides the
checr-up note. 1t is the last link
between home ana the trenches
Every man who has gold and
wears citizens clothes Is In debt. If
the debt isn't realized and paid, con-
snence, a stern old note shaver, will
take his toll OF you after the war is
over.
And by the way don't forget that
NlltS tnUlHlObS campaign luuu Will
be needed more than ever now that
peace is in sight. 1t will require
more than year to get our men
home. We must amuse and enter
tain them-keep them busy when
there is no fighting TO do so theyll
steer clear OF temptation.
The record OF the Elks' fraternity
for benevolent and protective work
Is world famous There is some
thing of bencvolenCe. something OF
protection In this united war work
idea--but, honestly brother, Is
mostly just plain debt that you and /
owe
The Elks OF Oklahoma are going
to he a factor in putting over this
campaign Each Fir Is requested
to report to his local chairman and
offer his services to the end that
there will be no Stacker in the b. +.
o. Elks.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-14
Tales of the
Friendly Forest

"Ifa, ha'' shouted Old Man Wea-
Rcl again. rs he ran toward the two
little rabbits, who / told you In the
last story had run the LuckymObile
right into "a great big steel trOp.
"Oh, dear me- Now we're goners!"
said the old gentleman rabbit. and
he wiped his ey"s with his blue silk
polkadot handkerchief and thought
how dreadful O., would be. after he
wns dead and gone. to have old Man
Weasel wear his Old wedding stove
pbipe hat
"Tokc hold Of the Buffalo Robe, "
whispered Biily Bunny, "and help me
drop It over Oid Man Weasel when
he gets close enough TO the Lucky
mobile We'll. this sort Of cheered
mp the old gentleman rabbit. and
when the wicked weasel was Just go
ing to get inside, the two little rab-
bits dropped the big Buffalo Robe
right on top Of him, and then Billy
Bunny. quicker than "A wink, drove
wooden pegs In the four corners OF
the robe so that the wicked weasel
couldn't even squeeze out"
"IIa. ha. no. no." said Billy Bunny,
and he poked the lumpy part OF the
Buffalo Robe with the end Of his
popgun. for the lumpy part was Old
Man Weasel. you see. And every
time Old Man Weasel Crawled To an
other place. Billy Bunny pokod him
"A little harder. 80 after a while the
wicked weasel kept perfectly still.
And then Uncle Lucky got out the
monkey wrench and the screw driver
and by and by he managed to get
the IuckymObilc out OF the steel
trap.
Il hate 10 leave that nice Buffalo
Robe" said tho old gentleman rab-
bit. but what can we do?"
"S-sshw whispered the little rab-
bit. and then he took a long rope and
tied one end to the Buffalo Robe and
then he tied the other end to the
Luckymobile and then the two little
rabbits got in and rode Off. and after
they had gone maybe a mile or
little less. the rope tightened up and
gave terrible jerk, and the Lucky
mobile almost stopped. and then It
plunged forward again.
So Billy Bunny pulled the robe in
as fast az he could while the Lucky
mobile kept on going. and after two
hours and forty-nine minutes nine
hundred and siXty-scven seconds he
came to the end. which was tied TO
the Buffalo Robe. and then ne pulled
the Buffalo Robe, which was pretty
dirty by that time, into the Luclymo-
bile.
We'll, l guess that was. the only
thing 10 do said Uncle Lucky. "hut
it's too bad that Old Man Weasel is
free again, for there's no telling
when he'll get us into another
scrape"
Don't worry. Uncle Lucky" said
RnlN Bunny. and don't 90 TO the
bridge unless you want to cross II,
and pretty soon after that they came
to the old Rrier Patch where Mrs.
Bunny had nice carrot stew steam
ing hot and lettuce salad and baked
lollypops and lots more nice things
which | haven't room to mention in
this story.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-14
THE SEVERE TEST.

We AZ homo have done much to
mako life more tolorable for the sol
dtrrs we sent overseas 10 abolish the
Hun. The sevuu agencies which
lahUrcd So effectively to keep up the
morale OF the American soldier have
done a good work and earned the
lasting gratitude OF both the boys
who fought and their loved ones who
stayed at home, They have been en-
abled to do this because OF the lher-
ality with which civilians have con
tributed the money 10 pay the bills.
With all tho nobility OF spirit which
prompted Thousands OF benevolent
agents to carry measure OF the
comforts OF homo TO the boys In
camp and trench and 90 shield them
from their worst enemy, hOmesick-
ness, and have guarded them from
the many Temptations to which the
soldier of past ages WAS wont to fall
an easy prey. yet all OF this would
" have been impossible OF execution
without the finances Now that
peace is in sight. we will mako n
mistake II We give leSs hberally than
before. The need b not only as
great, but probably greater.
Patriotic fcrvor and the love Of
Tho heroic will long sustain n noble
spirit in the human breast. but not
for always. with the cessation Of
fighting the glamour OF warfare will
be lost There Is no longer tho in.
ccntve that they may do great things
and win the respect and gratitude OF
a nation and OF their dear ones at
home, They win no longer be fight.
ing TO prevent the barbarian from
imposing his ruthless will upon an
unwilling world. Naturally they
by tho same. noble motives as when
they were going over the top to meet
the enemy, They have before them
now a work cut out. Just as neccs-
sary TO the real winning OF the war
as carrying a gun, but work shorn
of the romance and glamour OF bat
tie Even more than ever before
must the tcdlum and hardship OF the
future ahead the American army he
relieved and Eluorified by the work
Of the Red Cross and kindred agcn-
cice.
This. then, is the lesson 90 bear in
mind, Let not the apparent near
ness OF peace blind us TO the urgent
necessity OF Keeping these agencies in
state of supreme efficiency. The
soldier now is more liable than be-
fore to get tired and disco ntcnted
and homeslck; he In more liable to
seek those enJoyments which injure
him Rs man and incapaCitate him
as a soldier We want power to
stand between him and disaster. to
keep up his courage and mako him
feel that he Is working for a CRATE
ful nation and people mindful OF
his welfare. Instead OF reducing our
financial help. we must dig down In
our pockets deeper than before. The
war work campaign gives You the
invitation and the opportunity to
send cheer and comfort to tho boys
who must still "hold the fort" after
the guns are Silenced
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-14
Horoscope
Thursday, November II, 1918.

Copyright hy the Mcclure Newspaper syn.
dicdtcl
This is a day " conflicting in
fluenccs, according to astrulocy.
Early IN the morning the sun is
in henefic aspect and Uranus is
friendly. but later in the day Nep-
tune and Mars arc adverse
For the next fortnight many OBJ
staclcs may be encountered by our
armies. Tor weather conditions will
not be- favorable. but they have the
forecast ~ surprising events that are
all most fortunate.
In the morning on this day the
sway is fortunate for all who seek
hearing concerning any invention,
plan Or personal ambition
II is first rate planetary gov
errmcnt under which to seek posi-
tions or TO obtain employment
All the influences appear To en-
courage a clear insight wherc world
problems are cunCcrpcd. The preSi-
dent and congress are subject To a
direction VI the stars making for
deliberate action that is wisely dt.
rcctcd
II is not lucky day for any sort
OF travelling as there Is menace
on the land as well us on the sea.
Physicians and surgeons should
safeguard their health aud conserve
their strength as II would appear
they are to have extraordinary de-
maudS made upon them
lu,rlEQ"s and secret plots Will DO
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-14
Little Bcnny's Notebook.

Pop was reading up in the setting
room after suppir, and I was laying
on the floor with my books thinking
ahGMt dlffrent things inCloodtnE do
ing my homework and ! herd yelling
outside like fellows having fun. me
thinking. q, wonder II enythtng
will happin II | don't know ny les
sins tOmOrrO" And | got up and
opened the setting room door and
started to 60 down stairs and pop
Sod Benny
Si+H | Scd. and pop sed, Watts the
ideer " leeving me sitting heer in a
trrrlfick draft? Meening wy dident I
close the door agen. WiCh ! started
to do, pop saying, And please re-
member that although politenlSs Is
the golden band that holds stSSiety
together, hereafter It will not be
necessary for YOU To waite for for
NAL invitation before reforming n
door to its original position on enter
ing and leeving a room.
Yes sir. Sod And | went down.
stairs and out and the fellows yelled
az me. Hay. Benny. did you bring
your ball with YOU WiCh | started
to go back and get It, and | ran up
stairs = at time and opened the
setting room door and ran in, pop
saving. Hang II to hlR2cs. wat did
test get finished telling YOU about
that door, Meening | did"nt close II
aFen. and sed, was going rite out
aEen. pop.
Of all the meny poor reasons for
not closing "A door, that's ahSilOotly
the werst do You wunt me to catch
noomonia" Sod pop.
Yes sir, no sir. I sed, And I closed
II and started to look for the bali.
not finding IL and thinking. Maybe its
up in my room. And | went up to SEQ.
Jest remembering to close the setting
room door in time, and II wasent up
there SO | went down to the setting
room aEen. pop saying, This is the
last straw. ahsiiootely the last, me
having forgot tho door aECn, and
quick shut II, saying. q. pop, | was
going rite out agen.
Watts that? Repeat that assernine
assertion il you dare, sed pop. WiCh
found the ball behind the clock on
account OF having put it there so
would remember ware il was, and |
was running down stairs aEen with
It, and I herd pop calling, Benny
Kenny. and I thawt, @ WIZ, | went
ana didcnt do it aCen. And pop made
me come back and close it and stay
in, me doing my lessins after all.
maybe being a good thing for me
did.
lCoNyright 1918 George Matthew Adams
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-14
oklahoma Outbursts.

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TuIar'a drm0ustr7Iiiuu Monday
"la "a good argument for ryerliat
iug peace.
o. takes the lrrurnzu TO 60, q
arms in 90 d'y town. the Gulhr'
/ h"'d'r has discovered
Sometime. say. tine Guthrie fgord
/ "r. oven 4 uIIrrird man has 10 buy
4 new ribbon Tor hs typewriter.
the old fashioned man who car.
rirH Il potato iu his pocket for lh"
rh"umniism is u Ii'tIr late this s"h-
son
Th" girl on South Main. who has
been iuduH'rtuusly knitting for The
I'rj CROSS ruvrl"I uut several balls
u warm N"s''rdHy trying 10 make "a
perfect 30
why. inquiries the young man on
E0rlh Nam, duca an aviator posing
h'fuf" movie clm"rl always
"'nr 'h" h... ~ his cap on the hark
"r hls head
r. was nu Oklahoma private who
remarked ON finding piece Of wood
IN his frdnkfurtcr Il don't mind
eating the dog but I'll De darncd II
I eat IA" dORhousc
ono Of ia" fair guests NJ the pri-
vat" poker party attributes her III
luck IN filling a straight or a flush.
ana tho infrcqucncy ~ Full houses,
'o the breaking of her vanity mir
rOr
Th" girl on the frat floor dis
covered this hit Of wisdom. ~
woman never becomes "A real phil
Osophcr until her last emotion has
boon burned out. her last Illusion
knocked out and Der last flirta-
lion played out"
Tho officials Of the South Mctho-
dist conference have ordained that
no pastor can trifle In mining stock
on the side Tho order caused scv-
erlI pastors 10 resign from tho con
ference which leads 10 the conclu-
sion that commissions on the sale
0f mining stock are greater than
tho regular Sunday contributions.
Snap shots from the Dallas News.
what has become Of the old fash
toned grandc dame who didn't know
she could dress mp without wearing
a watch and chain As general
thing. hore ls nobody who hates q
hin collector Ike a four r-flushor. or
a four flushcr like a bill collector
And sometimes when young man
marrics "A wasp wastcd Rirl ne gets
stunG. However, IT ~ only proper
'hai mans better half should cost
him two. thirds OF his salary Per-
soually We arc perfectly willing to
brush our teeth in moderation. hut
most Of the tooth paste has too
much pep in It. Tillie Clingor says
that the reason she left her last
boarding house was because they
wanted her 10 room with girl who
thought she would look swell In an
underwear advertisement
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-14
BILL HOHENzOLLERN DEAD?
STORY IS EXAGGERATED

Grapevine dispatches, evidently
emanating from some admiral or
from bucket-shop wires, carried the
startling Information yesterday that
William Hohenzolern, formerly OF
Berlin, now a guest Of the Dutch
government. had been shot-and
killed. The details carried by the
dispatch were that he was not only
shot, but shot Il times.
The World phones were called all
afternoon for confirmation or the
story and in the absence OF any con
flrmation, the story was denied. So
far as the World knows, MT Iiohen-
zoIlern is alive and well, and PROB
ably enjoying himself.