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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-29
GUY EMPEY IS
GIVEN OVATION
Hundreds Fail to Gain Ad-
mittance to Performances
Cover the Top"

Sergeant Arthur Guy Empey, hero
Of a hundred fights with the Hun,
went "Over the Top" at the BijoU
theater yesterday and last night. and
with him went the sympathies and
cheers Of the largest audiences that.
ever were jammed into an FL Paso
theater
The first showing OF cover the
Top" the magnificent Vitagraph pic
ture made from Employs famous war
book. was the most noteworthy event
in the history of the Bijou. and one
Of the most inspiring patriotic Incl
dents FL Pasoans have witnessed
since the United States entered the
war.
There were four reasons for this:
First, YOU saw the fighting sergeant
and American soldiers in action for
the first time
second, "Over the Top" as presented
on the screen. is the most vivid.
patriotic appeal that has been made
by any agency other than president
Wilson's own message
Third. the audiences which gathered
10 witness the great picture were the
largest. most enthusiastic and most
representative that have ever been
seen in an FL Paso theater.
Fourth. the hundreds Of khaSi-clad
Sort Bliss soldiers in the audience
seemed to become a part Of the picture
as the story progressed
"Over the Top" is a triumph for
Empey. for its producer, and for
America. Closely following the soul
stirring narrative of the sergeant s
note book Of a Tommie," there has
been woven into the play a strong
romantic story, inspiringly American
f~r #nnwfNffmrr in nHn fIn IN
tensity 1t is a wonderful visualiza-
ton Of the methods Of fighting as pur-
sued on the western battle front and
vet is devoid of the horrors which
have sicSened the hearts Of all civil
lied beings when they read Of the
slaughter instituted by the "Kultured'
beast. of Berlin
Every father and mother Of an FL
Paso boy in khaki should see over
he Top" As Empey said when he
agreed 10 go into a motion picture
production, il shows Just what we
are up against over there" and in ad-
iition il shows that Americans can
take care Of themselves
To see Empey and the boys go over
the top" in a trench raid at night viii
reassure and hearten everyone who
has a loved one at the front, because
they will feel proud TO be Of the
blood of real men. unafraid and willing
70 make the supreme sacrifices for
their country.
The military phases OF the picture
stood the test Of critical eyes from
hundreds Of officers and men from
Fort Bliss r. ". p
The Bijou management is placing
tickets on ~Over the Top" with an
army canteens TO insure that no SOL
der will fail to have an opportunity
TO see this. the first and greatest Of
all pictures Of the present war.
The hours are 1880. 1880, $3.50. $3.50,
$50. and 9:30.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-29

realized It I was well. / shall
recommend your valuable remedy
10 ny friends. Mrs. i. II. De
WEEsE. COS Alcatraz Ave, Oakland,
Cal
Every woman at some period or
other in her life suffers from Just
such disturbances as did Mrs. De
Weese. and II there is no interested
friend TO advise, let this be a re-
hinder that this famous root and
herb remedy has been overcoming
these ailments Of women for more
than 40 years.
If any complications exist, write
lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co,
Lynn. Mass, for advice. The re-
suit Of many years experience is at
Tour service
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-29
REALTOR CREEL SELLS OUT
AND is TO GO TO TULSA

X 3. Cleel. who for seven years has
been In the real estate business en- Fl
Paso. has disposed OF his interests here
and leaves Tuesday for Tulsa. Okla.
where he viii go into the same line.
His last sale was the house az 1905
Madden avenue for Alice IT. Creel 20 ]. r.
SuEure for $500 This Is an eight ROOM
house. with four porches and a double
brick garage. and IS now rented for So
a month. IL was said
His partner. r. g. Cannon. said that he
had a change in contemplation. but had
decided nothing definite. as he had BUSH
ness here that would Keep him for a time.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-29

WashingtOn, ID. Q. ApriI L9.-He-
election Of Elihu Root, president, and
its other officers is announced by the
executive council Of the American So
c'atv Of International Law The coun-
ell adopted UNANIMOUSLY a statement
reaffirmine its conviction that the
nation must abide by and defend in
ternatioua1 law
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-29
ID. 81. DenusI. 2Is " PC
BIoodhounds Trail Fugitive.

Rochester. Mnn.. April 29-Blood-
hounds. shipped here from Waterloo.
Iowa. have taken up the trail Of Tom
Armstrong. former city assessor. who
escaped Thursday night after it is
alleged he murdered his wife and
shot his Il year old stepson. on
farm near here
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-29
..wHTTHEH THOU GOEsT.v

"In Whittier Thou Goest." the Al
hambra is showing another Hoffman
four-square picture that viii be GER
tain TO please you Orrin johnson and
Rhea Mitchell are the stars and the
plot gives them ample scope for their
wei known ability. The story tells Of
a society man who is told by his doc
tor that he has but six months to live.
His younger brother is in love with a
musical comedy queen. To save his
brother and protect the family name
as much as possible he marries the
queen himself They 80 TO Arizona
They actually fail in love with eacn
other. The southwestern climate. as
usual, restores him TO health. The
mother Of the man appears on the
scene, unknown TO her son. and per
suades the wife to leave her husband.
This is part Of the story. Come to-
day and see how ii reaches a very log
ical climax
Be sure and keep in touch with the
Alhambra program this week. Billie
Burke in Let's Get a Divorce" Mar
guerite Clark in "Rich Man-Poor
Nam" The Lee Riddles in american
Buds" and Sir Johnson FOrbes-ROb-
ertson and fifty Of the worlds great
est actors and actresses in Masks and
Faces VIII all be there this week. It
might be possible to select a better
program than this. but the manage
ment does not know how IL could be
done.-AdV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-29
Ths - shoR-sn \. 30.
soIdIer. ID Farmers FIEht.

Ripley. Miss. April 29.-Two men
were killed and a third seriously
wounded in an exchange OF shots be-
tween Robert Green. a farmer. and a
detachment Of soldiers and civilians
saarchine tor deserters from Camp
Pike. Ark Green and Lee Adams. a
civilian member OF the posse. are
dead. and James Conner. civilian
guard is wounded. The shooting oc-
CURED at Green's home, where the
soldiers had found one deserter.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-29

could not STAND
on my feet for
any long period
Of tine and did
not sleep well.
The physician
who treated me
did not seem to
help me any
and a friend ad-
vised Lydia E.
inkha N S
Vegetable Com
pound I took
It and before I
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-29
DR.. MaEruder. Dentist. Caples Bldg.


Englewood. y. J., April 29.-The
very Rev Plus Mayor. general Of the
Carmelite Order. and one Of the most
widely known Catholic clergymen in
the country, died here Sunday Of
paralysis at the age Of 20 years.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-29
GIRL
A5K5T0BEL0VED
AS Reward for Act Of Cour-
age and Kindness Makes
Request, ''Love Me. "

Dorothy Dalton's winning personal
ity lifts Love me" and makes it a
picture Of alIuring charm. The story
itself is strangely reminiscent Of
many pictures past-yet it has been
so well produced with an exceptional
cast and lavish backgrounds that it
reaches a point Of high excellence.
A young girl Of great charm mar
ries out Of her class. is snubbed by
her husbands family, but finally is
enabled, through her sweetness Of
character. to bring her many perse-
cutors to her feet with humble apollo
giles. There Is a nice amount Of aD-
peal about this picture and charm
surrounds the chief figure with the
maximum Of effect.
The ending Of the picture is very
satisfactory When the little hero
ines parents in law ask her what they
can do to atone for their mean treat
ment Of her. she merely says happily.
Love me-" with the result that even
those who dislike a too sugary hero
inc viii be impressed.
Dorothy Dalton plays the part OF
Mazda with her usual artistry IT IS
easily a part that could be overdonc
in less capable hands, but Miss Dalton
never allows 1t TO digress from the
path Of consistency Her supporting
cast is highly efficient. Worthy OF
special mention is the work Of Robert
Mckim as the husband. of DOrcas
Mathews as the arrogant sisterinlaw
and Of William Conklin as a polished
cynical man Of the world.
The photography is excellent
throughout.
Love Ne" can be seen at the Gree
ian theater today and tomorrow 1t
viii be shown just two days.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-29

Baggage 6 6ssss 1 s3 Lo5 S9Esns 6
Make no mistake Telephone No l.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-29
HRS. De WEESE
GOULD hot STAND
Because Of Functional Dis
Order-Cured by Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound.

Oakland. Cal-'T suffered from
irregularities and congestion, so l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-29
THE SENSATIONAL SALE OF
PATTERN HATS AT $3.50 CON-
TINUES TUESDAY AND WEDNES-
DAY AT THE WHITE HOUSE
Adv

Lawn mowers ground and sharDenad
By experts Allen Arms & Cycle Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-29

THE SENSATIONAL SALE OF
PATTERN HATS AT $3.50 CON-
TINUES TUESDAY AND WEDNES-
DAY AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-29
.eqOsBreUities
CAdvertisemental


Southern Pacific train no. 9. on the
g. H q s. A., due at 4-30 p. m, from
the east, is reported to arrive at
$3.50 p. m. All other afternoon and
night trains for today are reported
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-29

Drz. Carpenter and Brlttons eve.
ear. nose and throat Roberts Ban
ner Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-29

DR.. c. r. Cameron. Dentist. 502-3
5th floor Saples Bldg Phone 1887.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-29

The ~Old Soldiers Fiddlers" opened
the Chautauqua Saturday evening and
drew an appreciative audience. Al
though the wind had rendered it dir
ficult to raise the tent during Satur-
day, the job was completed and
enough seats were in place to ac-
comodate all who attended, by the
time for the opening, and the pro-
gram started on time, superintendent
g. H. Bingham being presented and
introduced to the audience by G. a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-29

Inere nave been N The last month
on Broadway. New York. two soldier
shows which have been pronounced
Dy the reviewers and proved By the
DoE o1fice 10 be hits. not because thev
were given by the boys whom every
noqy wants 70 help, but because they
neid their own in competition with
any musical show in town That be
true OF the Camp Cody Ninstrels-fn
cast and production Il is professional
entertainment, and would go GOOD"
anywhere
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-15
THE PEACE JAG.

The following contribution II from
the pen OF Robert Emmett Bennett,
q Tulsa citizen:
The tumult and disorder OF
~peace" having subsidcd for n Soc
ond time, the riot having literally
worn itself out, and many of the
valiant votaries Of victory that
cost them less than nothing having
fallen into a drunken stupor, may
hap word in behalf Of very small
silent minority will find somo
sympathetic ears
There are in Tulsa a few families
whose contribution to the cause OF
liberty has been indeed "a costly
gift laid upon the altar Of their
country" There are a fcw--iust a
few-Tulsaus whose devotion to de-
mocracy has been sealed with their
blood on the battletields of France
The record OF their devotion is not
written in cunningly executed
ouestionnaire, studied, sworn, signed
and sealed with deliberate intention
NJ keeping the registrant out Of war.
Their badge OF patriotic distinction
a. not merely a bond button, n red
,rosS. or a war-fund tag. To them
the tinsel panoply of the business
a.-usual'' warrior in the snug hom,
trench IzDlses no appeal. presum,
q .neak for the few desolate home
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-15

any commercial venture in import
ing or exporting,
The stars today promise many rev
clatiOnS concerning tho occult "orIu'
Again a new teacher IN heraldeh'
Churches come under fortunate
direction today and their field Oh
usefulness is likely TO be broadeneu
greatly In the coming year.
In the annular eclipse OF the moon
next month astrOlOgers read signs OF
epldemics among cattle that chew
the Cud. This representation ap-
plies TO Camels as well as other AM
mails, and therefore has pecuI-
lar Significance at this time.
Serious earthquakes are threat
ened in Italy and southern Europe.
Bucnos Aires also will suffer from
seismic disturbances, the seers De'
lieve.
Mexico will again demand the at
tcntion Of the president and proba-
bly, Of congress before the new year.
1t Is fOretold.
Persons whose birthdate 1t is should
safeguard the health and be careful
in money affairs. They are likely to
have Il year OF much activity that
may not be altogether profitable.
Children born on this day may be
extrayagant and lacking In flnan-
cial Judgment These subjects OF
Scurpio often are advanced in their
views and many succeed In physical
experiments
Copyright By the Mcclure Newspaper syn.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-15
Tales of the
Friendly Forest


Well, the next morning, when the
Bunny family woke up, for the little
Rlack Cricket had sung them TO
sleep the night before, YOU remem-
her, as | mentioned In the story be-
fore this. Uncle Lucky looked at his
gold watch and chain. But good.
ness me- II had stopped for tho
minute hand was pointing at ~
O'clock and that's TIC last hour in
Rahhltvirc. 50 I'm told.
Il wonder II | forgot 10 wind my
watch" cXcllimcd the old gentle
man rabbit Hut hr hadn't, for tho
s'om wouldn't turn the least little
bit.
II guess ;he mainsprinr's broken -
sighed Uncle Lucky something Is
ALWAYS happening. II it isn't ones
watch. its ones digestion. Now III
have to- go down to the watch
maker"
So as soon as hrea kfast was over
he and Billy Runny hitched' up the
SlNighmohile and went down to the
village, and pretty soon they CGme
30 the old matchmaker, who was n
Rig Black Spider the same old
Spider told you about many stories
aro who once fixed the clock on the
big tall Steeple,
whats the matter with it," asked
tho old gentleman rabbit In an
anxious : ne Of voice, for he was
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-15

whore Iovo's pold.p chat, Do. hoon
severed by m. Ioss M us h,r,c,t.s,
link. and for thor, s,y ,,,, ,,.,- d,
not "oyrr".-it yvuI ~. c,,,, ,.r,.on,
just ns really og m. I,.,..,,, r,,,Ir
ana for tho mIryivor, Of tbc Lrnlrp
CirrIr thcre wIII hr mn ro,ro u,,tu
thoy ro4t In their I,et lou. o,,,b,,
TENTS They bayc earned ihc r,p,,
to voice their scntimcuts. ma 10 saw
they r"srrt the drunken orges of
pool han pafr,or. and cu,.,oii,,
poItroons, over ready ia fir, e,ryos
from FORTY flyrs' ON Main gtroc,
but aifrIy udr.aicrpipp All crforrs
to rllr" them whore they might
mco, the cmbnltIod Gcrmnrs TN.
s,rclDhiur ~ prrng tho hlngIpg or
tin horns The dragging Of Old lri-
Ties lIoug the street tn. rihaId
rovoIry of tho sans culouc4. these
awaken mo- answering urII I'm tho
breast of the mother whose son has
"Fon" wod"
Do not miuiudoruuul me I pray
Thoao who were not "tDu proud 10
fight from m" ,"tg frt day of the
war ar" indeed rru'ifrd ut the
achievement ~ victory for our cnus"
II II prove . permanent victory
mat shall lusur" the complete and
final 'uhiurrlun of our foes and
they ar" not AYERS" 10 a sane display
Of satisfaction nud pleasure in such
q pIorlous outcome. but can We not
ryprys our joy without descending
10 IN" level NJ EolHhcvik hrrhnrity2
Are We no better than mob ~
dirty Hnssians2 Let ~ recall verso
Of The Rooossionll:
"lf drunk with sight Of power, we
loose
WIld tongues that have not Thee
in awe
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-15
BAVARIA is DISCLAIMlNG
RESPONSIBILITY FOR WAR

BASEL, Tuesday, Nov 12--De-
claring that the new democratic
state OF Bavaria is not responsible
for the faults OF the old regime In
Germany, a manifesto has been sent
from Munich to the new federal gov
ernment OF Germany asking that
complaint over the conditions OF the
armist!ce be sent to the entente
powers. 1t is said that the terms
agreed to by Germany in stopping
hostilities are OF such a nature as
to prevent rapd re-establishment Of
order I'm Bavaria.
The war works both on Third and
Main wednesday for q time simu-
lated the appearance OF Third and
Broadway, Muskogee.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-15
Oklahoma Outbursts.

- - - -------A
I@t Hirhu,5 ~ responsible for thIs
ono \ t"rl can 20 anywhere OK
'"pt "p d." capitol stops
m" report that the rIu had broken
pnt hgun probably started from the
h'hdiIh" The Kaiser Has Flew"
whenever a bunch OF revenue col
'"'I"IA arrive" IN 1rlIHt you can fiR-
uf" mat the Internal revenue de
H'ftm""t is g't'iug hard up.
tn" Grl down stairs finds this in
hrr scrap book, "Ihc lcss a man
Knows the NOR" positively no knows
Ths classified al appeared In
hhnHhs tIly pupcr the other dHy:
I"al, Two billy gOats, one male
ana on" female" The owner of the
E'1is Is a surragIgt
i'ii b,uEi"y, after a long LIE Of
"bh"rVdNpu 4. ~ the opinion that
# ia" wUrI "gou't' could bo cllml-
mated from the American vOcabu-
nary 'hurn would not b" much do
m"snc intoiclty
speaking Of tho relative merits
OF the Associated Press ana the
n.'ci ir"ss Ia" rrI uu South Main
Hys mat from hur experience both
HlhhiIshm"uis are entirely satiR-
factory II TIA" pressing ~ done with
discretion.
Hats or 10 g. IT. rurdy, young
hutiu"9H man OF lirIsIUW when he
heard that some lirlstuw boys were
m"wh"I7 OF The Tulsa ambulance
corps, Il" started out ana In a few
hours collected t7gLO from the pa
lrUtic citizens Of Bristuw 10 swell
IN" Christmas fuud being raised In
tins city for the members OF the
corps
Tho bulletin wired into Tulsa
"Wednesday that the kaiser had been
shot II times may hHy" originated
with the United Press In IL efforts
To- beat biCk into pubic confidence,
and again they may have been based
on an eastern paragraph which said
ia" prrsidrntH pchC" proposals had
hit tho kalserS anatomy in -
pklces.
Jay T.. House: Eph Wiley. who
recently Instituted comparisons
sJyB Wilson's "bOucr' makes the one
pulled by McrkiP simulate the np-
pclraurr ~ inside baseball Az We
see 10. however. tho moral OF Mr
Wilson's "skull' play does not lie in
the fact that the republican, con
trol congress That might have hap
pcned in any event Tho moral has
It's genesis in the fact that Mr. VIII
sou exposed his person to the pub
lie.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-15

What spectacle for gods and
men, exclaims the New York Times.
The mightiest monarch OF earth.
proud az Lucifcr, most IA
nous waEgcrcr. he who went
his way and trod under foot
all who opposed him, takes TO his
heels like scared schoolhoy and
takes shelter In Holland from the
wrath OF his so lately loyal and
servile people. And that son OF
thunder, the crown prince, accom-
panies his parent in this flight to a
place OF safety
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-15

The public hrni,h rs the first con-
s,dcnuon with pc'r Hiewcr Sr.. Wlo
rs rounding out about 10 years ut
service with the state health depart
mcnt. Mt Rcwor WAS I'm Tulsa YES
torday To- take up some health mat
terS in connection with one Of the
smaller hotels OF the city There
had been complaints that everything
was not as 1t should be- aul he came
over to correct the FAULT 1t is now
corrected
According to Mr. Bicwor Dr. J c.
Mahr. who Was appointed state
health commissioner and who held
the. office under Two Administra-
lions. is to hc returned To the office
hy Governor Robertson Dr Mahr
is now "a major in the United States
army. The war being over. there
ts nothing to prevent his accepting
the appointments MIR BicWer be
licycs. and So. shortly after the first
W the year Dr. Mahr VIII again be
come superintendent OF The public
health.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-15
HENRY FoRD's PROVERBS.

II IL believed that the most potent
forco which entered into the dcfoat
Of Henry Ford for senator in Michl-
gan was tho publication and wide
circulation given his proverbs"
Here are some OF them:
The word murderer" should he
embroidered on the breast OF every
soldier and every naval sailor
what difference would II make II
all Belgium fell into the sea tomor-
row; who could notice Il In business?
] have no submarine. never said
had one, and am not working on
one. have not plagIarlzed anyoncs
ideas. and do not intend to have
anything to do with the making Of
war engines.
But-do' not mistake thls--Amer-
ica will not he involved in this war
This nation is too much OF n melt
ing pot. n melting pot In which the
elements are still INFUSED. II is
only through Misrepresentation that
men will fight each other--and there
can be no misapprehension In men
called upon to fight men they un-
derstand. men OF their own nation.
ality. almost their own blood. tell
you. war for America IL impossible.
haven't any charities Charity
IN sin--it tnkes more than II gives.
IL gives a moments relief Rnd II
takes away lifetime OF self-respcct.
practice no charity / give nothing
for which do not receive com
pensation. The man who offers
charity offers insults
Republics are no better than mon
arches in respect 20 the people TAX
ing advantage OF their divine right to
do and think. Even In the United
States we let those we have elected
TO office be swerved from their duty.
We do not assert ourselves, Per-
Honally ] have been voter 81 years,
and In all that time have voted only
six times, and then because my wife
made me.
don't believe In boundaries.
think nations are silly, and flags are
silly, too. II the country IL rotten
then the flag IL rotten, and nobody
ought to respect 1t. Flags are rally,
ing points, that's all. The munitions
makers and the militarists and tn,
crooked politicians use flags to gct
people excited when they want tC
fool them.
| don't believe in preparedness
It's like a man carrying a gun. Mcr
and nations who carry guns alway,
get into trouble,
am going TO keep the American
flag flying on my plant until the wal
Is over and then I am going To pul
II down for good; l am going tC
hoist in its place the flag of all ma,
lions which is being designed in my
office right now.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-15

This thing and that IL being sug-
gestcd as n fitting punishment for
the Quondam kaiser. but now that
he IL down and out we arc not in
favor of giving him too raw "A deal,
says W. L. Il. in Chicago Tribune.
We believe that public Indignation
would he satisfied. and sufficient
Justice done, II the gentleman were
hanged from tho Elffcl tower, and
permitted to drop all the way,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-15

The only Jolt we have had stHco
the signing OF the armiSttce comes
from MIR. Hoover, lie says we not
soon expect any reduction In the
pricr ot food articles, hnt, on the
other hand. may expect some OF
them To go still higher.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-15

Roports Of the shooting ot tho
crown prince are somewhat mdcti-
mite. but We are quite sure hc was
not shot on the spot We we would
have aimed AZ had We been bohind
the gun.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-15
Phones
Daily Food.
NOVEMBER. Is. 1913.

The secret of tho lord is with them
hs fear him ard h" will show thon hi'
covenants rsa "I.li
The Lord shRl make him kn1v
The secrets Of hs heart
The wonders Of his covenant show,
And all his love nnpArt
Ucnccforlh I rail- you not servants for
No servant knoUrlh not what his lord
donth but I have called yOn friends: Tor
Al things that | have heard Of my Father
! have made known unto you. John - -