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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1918-02-07
God in Lincoln

Charles history
Lincoln he built raft for his employer and took
produce the Mississippi River the market New
Orleans After he had sold the he and
through the where the Southern planters had gathered
buy and sell slaves Black and and children
the wall for The auctionee
good qualities he would those horse mule
Christians and their Christianity
claimed their good qualities. which ought command
worthy workers Again and again the hammer OF the FELL
children there
the blood of Lincoln fire. His
quved hoked his throat he turned to his fell
low boaman get thing, will
by the Eternal God Who he hit the thing blow?
rails backwoodsmn
Nothing His deep that his clothes tatters
position likely enable him
thing which he would like hit incorporated
the framework society," gzed half the States composing
the Republic 1t is intrenched in Church and State alike 1t
political force, recognized the Constitution and the
of representation Is there the possibility that he will
Why these words? Why
the right hand toward Heaven and solemn oath? Was
dim what him through divine Providence
unfolding Was illumination of the Spirit ocasng
for the the impending conflict between right and
which he take part? Was whisper by divine
that he be the chosen wipe the thing from the
EARTH and deveTanc to millions OF his eowmen? was not
and heart and Of God planted the depths
very being abiding holy mpaence waiting for
destiny questions
pease history the
with the golden for the Then that the
hand that lifted the New Orleans
took the liberty and dashed off the
Emancipation Proclamation which out Of existence the American
slave and the American slave and the American slave
This worthy Of Jesus Christ the of Jesus
Christi for the spirit of Jesus Christ that filed the man with
power and that found outlet history through the
ali,y and pen of Abraham Lincoln.
Il remember that day WE'LL was the thrilling
known day full of magnificent shall hear
thrilling than the cnk the links of those four million of
chains link struck link when chains snapped into
beyond all hope being welded together
The haps of gd struck by celestial hands, cannot make sweeer
music"
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1918-02-07
PANTASCOPES
Practical PHILOSOPHERS and Pertinent Points in the Panascope
of Passing Events geographically Portrayed
By "Optimo''

Through courtesy there found it's way u.s.
Christmas Day. delightful volume entitled THE
CHEER In the midst of much of shallow pemm and caam
hy bowling refreshing exhirating
of evening hobnobbng with (ome far yesterdays
other cmes) whose offerings
ship with whom be both mentally spiritually enriched
The book itself is compilation excerpts from various
authors; and of the quality
and that make apology for devoting
reproduction of few of them. doing quotation
marks and Credits other than the book
Luck
Is simply Pluck,
And doing things and over;
Courage and WILL
Perseverance skll-
Are the four leaves of Luck's clover
To be serene amid losing fight
To with equal dark o light,
To hate all sham, and with persistent might
To do brave deeds a n m sight, .
This is to learn fe's lesson, reach the height.
RESOLVE
stand by onesfr to the utermost end
And fight a fair fight with ones foe;
Never and
And pedde
of the night me-
the tfromp pole po
l thank whatever gods may be
For unconquerabe SOUL
II of circumstance
have WINGED cried aloud.
nder of
My head is bloody, but unbowed.
Beyond place of handtea
Looms but the horror of the shade
nd yet the of the years
Finds and shall find unafd
I matte not hows the gate,
How charged with punishment the scroll,
l am he master of my
1 the soul.
loudly: blame softly
defeats only instamens O victory
Every is an optimist who deep enough.
The Of house. re that
would haven eyes
Living you to preacher
industry is guilt Industry without Art
brutality
cannot do great things cal do small things n
great
for each other? E
Fight when you down; die hard-determine least
do-and you won't die at all.
Noah was six hundred years he knew howl
ark-don' lose
Every man keep a ai cemetery which
bury the faults of his friends
He who has conferred kindness should be SILENT
has received should speak of it,
give pleasure to by single kind bet
than thousand head-bowings in
Joy happen. the inevitable result of certain
lines followed and laws obeyed and matter of character
attempt than kind of trouble
all they have had all they have
and all they to have.
heard a raven croak persuaded myself vast
song nightingale meld smell the mould, but
thought of the violes it nourshed
surei great mistake always know enough
in and dry by such methods,
world of loveliness
out do something-work. sweat, hike, hump
sel-sarve dig deliver Then you
won't feel SO much like it.
Straight The mighty this 8
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1918-02-07
THE "ONLOOKER"
Brief Comments and Reflections Anent Timely Topics and
Passing Events Told in Short Paragraphs
By Ham

AN IMPOSSIBLE UN1oN:-An American who married
book telling of the intense suffering the
There nothing about this natural result
The ideals and of nations often sufficiently
wife; but these he smoohed
differences between the Orient and Occiden basic
nothing in between the Asaic and the
If and deeply interested in discover
the thoughts of of another they must
the results There plenty recorded
of the world who Aslacs
INTERPRETING "CAMoUFLAGE":-The French "camou-
has given poetic Interpretation by Arthur Guiterman
With poetic Mr.. Gueman invests the French with
abstract definition The will doubt be
accepted suitable for all where wished conceal
thought action.
Here is the verse of Guierman's poem:-
Camouiage
''What's Camoufage?-The ugger's trade
Deuson, glamour masquerade;
The murmurer's artifce, designed
To make betray the mind;
The tint of rouge, the scent that cngs,
The curl that grew where it SWINGS
The touch that thrills the blood of man.
The soft, shy glance behind the fan;
The sweet. low laugh of bandnsge-
That's Camouhage
"A wise old owl lived in oak,
The he saw the less he spoke.
The less he spoke, the more he heard
Soldiers should initiate that old bird"
Substitute ''we" for soldiers" the
thought for ALL
POSSIBLE NA-The Indiana papers spreading
another good story According the farmer Rusb
Vile nak both heads perfectly formed and
drinks milk With both mouths the time. We
never Kansas then dry
EvADNG TRoUBLE:-"Do you your wife to voter"
Il like to express myself" said Mr.. Meekon. IF
and Henrietta finds she doesn't like politics. she'll
blame getting her into it,"
CLEANING BArrLEsH1P:-One Of our big warships
brought cleaning. hundred
worked all off 600 of animal and plant growth
This tremendous quantity life had
accumulated less than during which time the ship had
thousand miles, The weight barnace
that 40 maintaining
the normal speed of boat
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1918-02-07
J: LINCOLN EPICRAMS

;. LINCOLN EPIGRAMS :.
If you make q bad bargain hug all he tighter.
The plainest print through gold eagle
part of of his friendships.
Wanting should be encouraged
for the loss of friends
1t better only sometimes right
The doemas quiet past inadequate the
IT we do right God will with u.s. with
fail
Ready are we all to cry out asobe
pinched
among intellect everybody trade
with makes something
labor exclusively for posety; and
will do enthusiastically.
If the Lord gives pair cowardly how he
help their running with him?
Stand with anybody Stand while
he is right and part with him when he
Men are by has diff
of opinion between the Almighty and them.
makes might, aud in that faith let
u o the end dare to do our duty understand It,
age public sentiment everything.
With it, nothing fall without It, nothing succeed
is miserable while he feels he is
thy himself and kindred the God who made him.
Let every trample
blood his the charter of his and his
children's liberty.
you 90 place right
you work.
along anywhere.
The bond of human sympathy outside of the family
relation working people, of all nations. and
tongues, and kindreds
living worthy to be trusted than those who
inclined touch take ought which
they have not honestly earned.
labor the burden of the effort of
of
the great durable o the
rule, determining accept
whether have evil than
of good. There few things wholly evil wholly good
Let him that bousee pull down the house of another
build himself thus by
assuring shall be safe violence when built
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-29

telcgrn-i sent at 10 n. M, yes
tcrday. signed by j r., Baird. NJ ~.
states that Colonel Rynn's condition
more promising than for previous ten
days" John Carson. who saw Nr
Ryan Sunday. says that he has con-
adorable hope Of his recovery -
am banking on his wonderful nerve
and determination 20 get well There
was large number of his friends nj
Excelsior Springs sunday 10 see him,
among them being John Anderson
Arch Grlder, jay Hoagland, PNlmoE
Hughes. and r. w. Eggert. I believe
II would he much appreciated IL the
boys OF the Petroleum club, his old
friends, would unite In writing let
ter bidding Uncle Bcn to- he of good
cheer and that we are all Tor him ana
let everyone sign Il There never
lived man who appreciated his
friends ns does Uncle Hcn," MIR, car
son said
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-29
e. MARKET QUOTATIONS..
Dare Connolly Is Back

Dave Connolly returned Yesterday
from Washington and states that In
hia belief there f. roiug 60 be- good
news to &5sportg shortly Ia regard TO
taxation Sir connolly says that the
advisory hoard Of the treasury depart
mcnt Informed the Tulsa delegation
that II wa absolutely necessary ana
therefore right that oil ana mining
lG clnsscd separately from 9th" 40.
du.trieH because " the strict letter ~
the law was applied It would work.
hnrdshi ana la many cnscs absolute
ruin Mr. Connolly is looking much
improved in health NJ the result ot
hir opomNon iic mas many Interest
iup anrrdNcs 10 relate IN regard 10
the activity IN Washington, much ~
which would bc legitimate news n he
would rclCnHr the copHor.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-29

"'he Magnolia Petroleum company
H. having caAln,s tro'hle at LAO feet
n it, test on the Oman dL farm in
2--ls.tw
NClglnss ana EEcl;on have a oa
tion In the southeast corner of the
so1il west quN".er " the southeast
quurtr OF lt-ib i0w
,olr G. Reyes ha erected 800
hnrro' tank ON ;he Moyer farm in IT.
-s,,nU, lie will connect to the ~. |
"cc""'ly compile cd by him in this s.r.
tiOn. He also has the tools IN for "A
test In the extreme southwest corner
o' the southcast uual tCr of % ls-lnw.
The Magnolia Petroleum company ~
moving I'm machinery for a test 10 he
In ihc northweS. corner OF the south
" cst quarter Of Gl-ia.i0w.
iuurles Douglass md associates nre
shat down at :.i"p feet on account
~ the bad weather m the test on the
Mcmahon farm ~ 29-l 10.
lie Wichita iSc opment coapnny
is hnsy laying hrO for fuel 10 the
prddy farm In 9-2s-i0w
The Pulaski OH company In drilling
at $40 feet In the No | Vogler farm IN
the extreme northwest corner OF the
southeast quarter OF 32-ls-t5w.
Webb Nose and associates have n
fishing job at $50 feet In the test on
the Kors farm IN the southeast quart
er or the northwest quarter OF l5-is-
i6w
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-29

NUNi titN' WI u '''i w
The Daily Oklnhoman has the f"l-
Loving which is checrfully repro
duced:
Following number OF Informal
conferences today with officials ~ the
federal trade cOmmIsslon Attorney
General Freezing tonight expressed
the belief that present plans of the
government do not contemplate carry
fixing OF gasoline prices.
we are not thru with our confer
cnce with federal officials. but Just
nov | am Of the opininn that wc VIII
20 ahead with our case before the
oklahoma corporation commission,
said Mr. Freezing.
Action on ,hc application filed with
the corporation commission for an IN
vcstlgation OF gasoline prices Ia Okln-
homa WAS held up pending tho result
~ the federal commissions inNesu-
CATION ~ the cost Of producing gaso-
line.
General Freezing was 10 have con
fcrrcd this afternoon With federal
trade commission officials on the
showing OF the recent invcstigatlon
~ gasoline costs, but the conference
was postponed on account Of mem
hcrs OF the commission being en-
gagged with the packing trust invcstl-
cation Mr. Freezing hns an appoint
mcnt for Monday afternoon with We
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-29

The Western Petroleum rnwr'u'
has moved from The Nchpsbp 4" 'hr
Lynch building aud will lr located
there until the completion ~ the t.'s
dcu building ancr which th'' VIII
have ne good ofnco. us any iu town
The Western has mu,cd ~ main tar.
fc Office tp Tuw with T. T.. Ship-
worth formerly with Wilson y Co.
Chicago packer. in charge Mr
Skpworth has q personal ncqualnl-
ance with perhaps more railroad men
than any man ln Tulsa The western
has been fortunate In making an ar
rdnEtmcut with the Sapulpa Refining
company which will doubtless he Of
mutunI benefit ns II will bring "a the
refining people much added capital
and experience IN the business They
viii hereafter handle the entire out
put OF tho refinery thru the Wenterns
Tulsa office"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-29

Of the northwest OF the Horthwcs, OF
l3-l0-T
The white Panther oil n Gas Co
has a rig up fur a test IN the norih-
WCst corner ~ ;he southwcBt OF the
northwest OF tho southwest Of BIN,
tn, Twin S;ip" Od company In shni
down nt' 925 feet y't ON the Leslie
KING No. In .hs southeast corner ot
the northeast Of the northwest ~ IL
lN-T
The Magnolia Petroleum company
b. shut down nt 2,Ols Get on the 81
lima farm In the northeast corner OF
the northwest Of 4-lS-T
The Magnolia Petroleum company
has rig up on the Jones farm In
the southeast corner ot 35-lS-f.
The Home ON sompany has rig
tlmbers on the ground for No. op
the J. r.. COttran farm In the north
~nst corner OF the northwest OF 2j-
1876 No o is stiff rig in the south
cast corner Of the northwest Of the
section
The Gypsy on company hns q rlg
up for IL well on the r sullivan farm
in the southwest corner OF the uortn-
west Of l2 1s-7
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-29

MDRnIS-N. H. pinr ana other.
$50. ON the 8 Nilu. farm n the
center uf the north line of the north
west pt the ruulhwcst Of ln.la-li Is
a so Urrtcl wen at total acpth or
l.,Hs irul
Tho Mountain Iorh OH company
has q 900. 600 tcet uf gas ir nnd At
llt, icct ON Inhu rpt SO ,u the
4nui,r ~ the nputhwru Of tn, south
oIs Of 1iIa.ll and b.. shut down
NNug dIIilcd tu lGt3 f'ct
lh' Test ON company i- shut down
nI 20. irrl "u the Moore $50 I n the
northwest ,uru,t uf the northeast 81
tho northwest Of 2l3.If
The Tacoma Dn company H drill-
ug 80 ~, feet uu tho Mc'pry 40
! boo 60, center .uf tuc Nrat line OF the
northeast "i thr northeast -of
.N.l5. -
Ih, ihrhHru pll company aud
Johnson ace shut down ut 500 feet on
tine 4 Euhunt farm 100 the center of
the east Uur OF the uurthrn uf the
northwest ul lt.l3.li lt is 40 un
Geo hiut
T.. y Young aud associates 40. /
ou tho Doslc farm I'm the northeast
CORNER of DhG southwest ~ li.l3-Ii is
snul down ut l1HO feet.
The Phillips aud others 40 q on
the lloNman fum IN the southwest
corner OF the ,outhcnsr of the south
west of the southeast uf 32-I3-I3 Ia
drilling az 1860 feet
The rosdcu pil ~ Gas co. " drill-
ing at 500 feet on the NJ. Bird No 2
.n the center OF the east line OF the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-29
III,NHIfINIA

HINREfNTA The Prairie OH a.
Gas 60. No Morgan farm. 3-l2-lt.
is fishing a. 2.5Si feet
The Indian chief oh company has
a rig mp for It's No. 2 Bird farm, 81.
l2-l@
W G Newman has rig up for his
No J Grayson farm. 2l-I2-I2.
The standard Royalties company
hhH rig up for It's No. Q. Rentie
farm, 30-l2-12.
Kennedy. trustee has rig up for
ms No. 2. kcntie farm. 31-12-l2.
W l. fine has rig up for his No,
!, Prince Lowrcy farm. 5-i2-I3.
kennedy and associates No
King farm, s-l2-ii. IL dry at 2,OO5
feet aud Will be abandoned.
w. 9. Newman has a -. .00O. 900 feet
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-29
.Jobn Anderson un Town.

John Anderson Of the firm OF
Anderson & Gustafsou was In Tulsa
yesterday for half day and expects
TO get back for few hours tonight
Mr.. Anderson has been one Of the
largest buyers of fuel oil In the entire
mid continent field and has thereby
profited greatly
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-29
Homer Preston Expected To-day.

Homer Preston INnecich To-day.
Homer Preston prcN1lnt Of tho
Mentor on s. Gins co ahS the head
of iiF subsidiaries, IH expected in
TuIs1 today and viii doubtless have
fNh that is Of interest 10 report lie
has been iu Washington ana New
YORK biuco the middle OF NOyemblr
ON matters pertaining TO hi. com
pauirH affair
Tho ue~ building ~ the corner OF
sixth and Cheyenne. which has been
delayed on account of inclemcnt
weather. lbs being rushed as rapidly
nr possible ~ completion
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-29

TERLTON In the northwest cor
ner OF the southwest OF LBS the
ola Ramona OIL 4 Gas Co. test on the
Asbury farm ,,Hs fInally been aban l.
duncd at 2,65C feet. II had about
5000, 900 feet OF gas In the skinner
sand
CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-29
The Gill Well.

The Okmulgee Producing n Retin -
Ing CO, No. 1 ON the Gill farm In the
northeast CORNER Of the northwest OF
the southeast Of 36-1i-1l got the top
OF tho sand at 2,2s7 feet aud al 3
feet In II is flowing nicely II made
400 barrels the first - hours.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-29

gas well in his No /. James farm
IO-12-1l. AZ 630-7S0 feet
The kingwood OH company's No. l.,
Smith farm. l7-1s-lt, is shut down at
roo feet.
The Barbara oil company is rigged
mp FOR its No. /, II. u. Scott farm,
31-12-16
The Carter OH company's No. !.
Iarnev farm. 2-13-11. IL fishing at
2,373 feet
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-29
SOuTIIWESTTRN OKIl

Washita on Y Gas Co is having cas-
INK trouble at 2.soO feet In It's test on
the House farm.in section 29-2n-Sw
The Rock Falls Oi! company has a
ilg ur IN the noitneast quarter OF the
g0nihwcst quart = of section 17-1n-sw.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-29

OF 25,Ii-tI ? feet deeper and the
production is said to have Increased
cons dcrahlY The report has 1t in'ed
at loo barrels which probably IN "a
htily high
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-29

ENGINEER Wanted cnsingheod
gasoline plant engineer. can phone
aS2-iO57, Peppers Gasoline co., Enid.
okla homn.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-29
OIL ANDGAS
Lsas,s, Supplies. Production, Etc.

1900 buys Is interest In lsO-aore
lease with well nearly completed or
viii trade for ear Inquire l. V,
Hitch, 4 old Daniel Bldg
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-29
DRILLED Deeper. Production increases.

The OkmulEee Producing & Retin-
ing 90. has drilled It's No | ora
Iiucknby farm In tho southwest cor
ner OF the southeast OF the southwest
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-29

For salc--l6O acre oil lease with
In one half mile new Oolagah well,
rogers county. Write for price ana
particulars Box 40. Clarcmore.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-29

NEW LOCATION
Robert 4, NJ Birncy, Funeral Dl'
rector, Motor Equipment cal B.
Main. Phones Usage $50, ilea lsl.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-29

Wanted or close In
lease. Minot n Minot, ; Holland
Bldg ADV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-29

Stii,-The WestoIlE oil company
hah a 100000 Sas well In the Skin
ner sand ut 2.R5g feet on the Moore
No 6 in the northwest corner OF the
northeast OF tho southeast OF 7-ls-6.
In the northeast corner of the
northwest OF tho southeast OF li-l9-b.
the Twin State Oh company is drill
ing at $50 feet on the Sherman No.
I.
Suppes. Abicht and suppes are still
shut down at i50 feet on the Scots
farm In tho northwest corner OF the
southeast OF 3-t9-6.
The Roma on company * shut down
ut 290O feet On the Laughlln No. 2
in the northeast sorner OF the south
e3st OF 3h-lG-H
In the southeast ,,,rner OF the same
section No 1 L1ughlin Is shut down
at l.D40 feet,
The Producers oil company has a
rig on the Ground Tor No, on the
West farm In the northeast corner of
the northwest OF the northwest OF
l-19-b. No West is drilling at 926
feet
The Magnolia Petroleum company
has RIG up on the Green farm In the
southeast corner OF the northwest OF
2O-1s-6.
The same company IL drilling at
1875 feet ON the Miller No. In the
southwest corncr Of the northwest Of
1896.
In tho northwest corner OF the
southeast OF tho northwest OF l-is-6,
the Inland Oii tompauy is drilling at
/ $50 feet on the West No. 3. 10, in
the southeast corner OF the northwest
Is underreaming at 1850 feet No.
In the northeast corner OF the south
Ia, 10. ~ lcFs Ina
at 1850 also. Tho total deph Is | 800
feet
The Burke Hoffeld Oh company has
shut down after spudding on the Julia
Mitts farm In the southeast corner OF
the southwest OF lT-1s-6.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-29

FOR SALE-CRsing and line pipe,
new and secondhand, at reasonable
price. oklahoma Pipe co. Phone
64lt, Tulsa okla. i. q. BOX 1871.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-29

OIITON John Markham, jr., Is
shut down at 7i9 feet on the Boudinot
farm In the southwest corner of a.
1877
The Elverez til n Gas,Co, has not
yet spudded IN the northeast G0rusr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-02
START HYGIENE
CLASS IN WEEK
Red Cross Chapter Of Rock Island
Announces Course for Island
ers-First Wednesday.

A class in elementary hygiene
and home care of the sick will be
started next week by the local
chapter of the Red Cross and meet
ings will be held Wednesday even
ings throughout a course of Is les
sons
Those desiring to join the class
are asked to register at the Rock
Island Red Cross headquarters in
the State bank building before Sat
urday noon, and to pay the fee of
81 at the time of registration.
The course will be conducted by
Miss Edith Muhs, who has success
fully instructed three previous
classes for the local chapter. The
courses are given in response to
the wishes of the national Red
Cross and the medical profession of
the country. AS thousands of nurses
are being called for, it becomes in
creasingIy necessary for the. civil
ian population to become skilled in
the ordinary care of the sick.
The American Red Cross is there
fore asking women of all ages to
enroll in such courses as patriotic
service. Glasses are limited to 20
so that registration must be prompt.
No further applications will be re-
ceived after noon of Oct. 5.