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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-28
PALACE.

How n is done In some picture
studios 10 shown In we Can't Have
Everything AZ the Palace theatet
beginning sunday This is "A special
CeNl u, lie Mile production for
Aftcraft and In based upon Rupert
Hughes novel OF the same maine.
The scenario IN by his brother. VIM.
v p- Mile
The incidents which show tho in
ncr workings of film studio occur
when phutoplay within "A photo
play In enacted. The part OF Kcd
yic. film star is interpreted by
Wanda Hawlcy and the scenes ~ the
"novic' In the making are located
IA "a "hnrem' with the nccompani
ment " beautiful girls. gorgeous cos
tuning. etc,
Tn" story NJ the picture itself Ia
concerned with tho rapid llfe of the
metropolis today and the part of n
suriet, woman " blue blood In In
tcrpirtci by stately kathlyn VIII
llnms Included In tho cast are
sylvia Dreamer, Elliott Dexter
Thurs,on llnll. Theodore Roberts
TnlN Marshall. and other notable
PLAYERS
The picture " a reflection OF con
temporary He ana II 80 deftly han
dlsd that 10 is thofut ghly convincing
A SCENE In the Iiiltmorc roof garden
i- most effective
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-28
TULSA AUTO PLANT
PLANNING EXPANSION
Made NJ Election 81 New Hoard
of Directors.

only the capacity ot hvtr plant
and the ability to- set men tni tut
terial win limit the ptndur. lion uf
IA. Tulsa Automobile cutppiltIou for
the season ~ 1878. Brncral Ntuaut
W shaw told the ttuvkhn.drts
NJ their annual election ~ director
yesterday II. said the new s,ll,uL
Organization which hia h.ru PEI.
tccted In Arkansas. Louis ana. r,Nas
colorado, kansas aud Missouri .,
well as oklahoma. would turn 900
orders faster than they oui.d b,
filled
Although the company ~, ote,n.
lied IA december of 1910. last NruI
was IN" first year OF prudutttuu amt
In spite OF the government com
Wandering uf labor ana matrra
the draft, ana the influenza cp
demlc. io0 ears were made ani nrt.
krtri, last year more than uu.
and one half million pounds ~ wa
ter.als were shipped into Tulsa tu
go into tn" products OF tho 'tul
and Mr. shaw told the stock khuld,rs
Yesterday that the business nrN N,tt
would demand 10000 Ouu putud-
and could support a payroll of $50.
600
Much of the success uf the ,ni
poratiog ls due to the individual ~
forts Of General Manage shaw fr
fore coming to Tulst uuN ,rht
aud a hair .nso, h" had h"rn connect
rd aH salesmanagcr with suutr ut ~,
largest machinery prodtniug piut,
" the east his experience Cu.cring 4
period of 30 years Realizing lie
mand for ear that would meet On.
requirements of the Old fti.rtu. ,,
h. spent six months iuNcs'tsatiug
the problem. spending DAYS h m,
oil fields and IN cnuVeyailoa VIII
! oil men who drive conllliut-N "b,
result was the production ~ = road
S,er with tool and bit chests attached
which has proved Just tn" lhng H.,
| oil men have been wanting II I,
this car for which the demand .,
greater than IN. supply and ths (,
what the plant will work On 10 CO,
pacity.
At yesterdays meeting. ,itlnt g
| Slebbins. Mark T.. Carr, lohn "
| Mitchell and w I Shnw wcr,
named directors Tho directors WI
elect officers Monday.
II is proposed TO increase the uum
her of the directors at no distan
date
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-28
STOCKS SHOW LITTLE
ADDITIONAL STRENGTH
Nh"ti ,o,Cring T. Material factor ~
Trading ---irr, yulnrin >iasarr
~ the St'ssiuu's ,lu-'

NlN Npitk be. 60 toN,fius
"f short contracts WAS Z factor "t
i'uN,itrthlv Importance ln to-day H
"i''R market pIl,r- tu g,u'tN -
covering ~ ~" uist slgne uf suppof
though mau.tcs'tug -uur ltrrgulHU .
% un profit taking toward. the ,lus'
Among the t,N ,uuspiruuu- -
options tu the better ttrud wrto 80
ran common ANA preferred some ~
'hv c.uuiNt, ,otluft tuh several -
me other rlIit whose trnthl or ,pu
ittrtuh relations with the GuNrin
w"ut ave yet tu D., d'nuury deter
iuinrd
ltr muto active relatively than
rin'Ns We the pu.d WutNrt the
turnover M mat quarter tggrrg,t
ing probably thr largest total uf any
s'~sl"u Ih" N,tr llh'ttN huuiH
with the fout'l laH bt the low g.,
"id ~ 20 20 and the ursi ami ,rcoui
- ut new mtulmumS ut o. NJ aud
- 90. respectively. contributed
uIt ulN tu the extensive dr,liug,
ShlpriuGs. oils. muturr aud rlulp
fu'nis were IA" Hu-tntutug trtiut,,,
I nil"d Fruit s,otcd an rNif"m, al
vance uf points rctfo.cumH au
aN"r1go ~ points and GrurrHl
tl'rttir . points
I. \ Stecl ended ~ u slight gHiu
after iur NIX - point sales amounted
To i.a Ouo shares
Aside from the hra, mesa of IA,
Liberty rtuup the bond market
lacked feature foreign lNucs hold
NIX trul bli I. > registered ~ lost
"h per cent 90 sales
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-28
KANSAS CITY OFFICIALS
ASK STRIKE INJUNCTION

KANSAS cry, pec, q Further
steps 10 bring about resumption OF
normal street car service here. I'M
paired since December | by strike
~ mntotmcn ana conductors were
taken today when city officials flied
In federal court "A petition asking that
a restraining order and injunction he
granted against any strikers or their
sNmpathizers who might seek 10 In
terfeir with the operation of ears,
Judge Atha : Van Nalkenburg an
nounc"d that he would pAtr upon the
petition Monday. when he N<,hear
arguments MS TO making permaNN<Ni
a temporary Injunction of similar ma
turc recently granted the company,
Efforts Of J ~ Dahm. n federal
concilintnr. 20 end the strike by re
fcrring the differences between the
company and its men to joint com
nittco OF seven, apparently had made
little progress tonight The pro
pushl was accepted hy the men, hut
In "A formal statement company Off
cials declined 10 participate. assert
Ing that II would he an attempt To-
arbllritc matter that already
had been arhiirnied.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-28
CR0SBlE WANTS SAFETY
CATCH ON BULL" LAW

Nhilc J T. Crushle locai banker
and breeder ~ registered livestock.
In IN thorough sympathy aud accord
WIN III" move recently inaugurated
h> J. Robert Gillian ~ Ardmore to
'imiua'c scrub bulbs from oklahoma
hN legislative acton. lac IN NJ the
opinion that great care should be
"N"iciscd I'm projecting tho men who
buN registered breeding animals
under thc prov isions ~ the proposed
act
As understand IT," hc said IN
ne event the proposed bin is enacted
hN the ncHt legislature. the state is To
pay tho owncnH ot Hctuh bulls the
dlfteten'c between their market
value and ten cents a pound pro.
\idlhg the fuil amount realized for
IN" scrubs iS npp,ud towards tho
r"r. htsr price of registered slrcs
Wv point In this That the Ger
Ofichlr or Warrant given for the
scrubs at 10 cents a pouud should he
dfawn In a manner to permit the
pure hHsr of registered animals from
any pure bred breeder whose re.
Sponrihillty Wot,d assure the farmer
ot a fair. square deal. and that such
warrants shan not be- hnnorcd when
presented hy breeders of pure bred
cattle who may have proven thcin-
solves unwilling or unable 10 make
good their guarantees
rms opinion In shared hy prac-
tichlly ever, hig breeder In the state
who has expressed himself ON tho
subject and II ~ shid. that with such
precautions the law bdnishing scrubs
would NOT only iucrcasc the quality
~ the cattle IN the state hu, would
cnahlc farmers To- buy rcgistered
i've stock IN a manner which has re
Ccivpd their approval
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-28
CANTATA TO BE GIVEN At
ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH

The Everlasting Light" u can
tata by Ira Bishop Wilson, ip to be-
given at the First English Lutheran
church tomorrow morning
Following IN the program:
Mrs &. q, Spindler. orgnnist
Break Forth Into Joy"-Mr e
-. Spindler ana choir
He Shall Feed His Flock Mrs
Lloyd " Mitchell. Miss Gertrude
West, Messrs. &. q. Spindlor and
John Freeman
The People That walked In Dark
ness Mrs Mitchell and chorus.
Thy Light IL Come'--Choir and
Miss west
''Bethelem' Mrs Mitchell and
choir
And There Were shepherds --
Mias Katherine nm
Hail TO tho Lords Amounted
Choir
The virgins Miss Rosa
Burkey and choir.
Room In My Heart for Thee
Miss west ana Mr.. Spindler.
"Alleluis Choir.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-28
MUSICAL COMEDY
AT THE EMPRESS
"Thc Stubborn Cinderella,
With 40 People, Mostly
Girls, Big Attraction.

beViating from its usal custom.
the management of the Empress will
offer for one day only tomorrow q
big special road comedy, The
stubborn Cinderella" with 90 pen-
pie. mostly grls special scenery,
beautiful stage Settings. flashlly
gowned chorus and talented comed-
ians--a whirlwind of song and fun
that viii no doubt make the Empress
the mecca OF all thcatcrgoers sun
day.
q, The stubborn Cinderella" toured
the country asa s. shon hut In order
to make connections II had sunday
open and the Empress management
waa able 20 get II for this day only
and will play II at regular prices
Is. 20 ana 20 cents Seats 10 all
three shows are reserved and already
the rush has begun on the box Of
flee. Indications are the house will
bc sold for every performance.
Tn regular vaudeville road show
which was to have opened at the
Empress tomorrow will he laid OFT
for one day and viii open with Mon
days matinee. ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-28
lO9 EGGS FROM l3
HENS, IN JANUARY
No Wonder Mrs Sto'tyri Likes THIS
pinn, Figure Her Profits.


~ started fsrdinF ion Sung tho frh day
~ ianpaty 1912 IN lust orr month isd
received lup sgvs from il plymouth koct
lrur Mrs Vera Stortt,l. Nos'lAnd N"h
nu sou ffme'nb-t the "hrstleu daJs
and hitter fefo weather last JanuAfl :
rtotAblt ,ou dldn't get IN egr hut Non
rau ret them Just A. Mr. NtOettol did. ly
arrrpune this offer
Give 'out hens i,ou sung and ~a'Ch 70
suits fof ono month II Yuu dou Ind ihst
Don sunr pa,s fot itself AID pa, ou q
good prohi h.slirs simply tell VA and bout
money viii hr refunded
lam sung .Chinsss Tor egS 'sy.ug sofs,
dir~e ~ on tho eFg aging otrAns aud 10
sI.o . splendid tofIr n /, easily given iu
tho feed irproyrs the hru's hr.Itt msbc'
her stronger and more Sti'e in an
wrsth~f and siafts her lafirf
TrI bm. sung Tor 100 dars ard " II
drssn.t fri lou The HsFp. no matter hos
sold ~ vsi ihs weather. ,ouf money ~il
b. refunded d., rctutu NAL tri bpU Sang
from ,out druggist of poultry f~iusdI i'a.rf
of s3sid 40 cents toisN for pa.s4gr Nv
msu pttpah Bur,r' huErrt 60 1tp Co
miutIs iildr Indianapolis lad
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-28
NINI.

Tho new program nt the Ratio 20.
usy brings June caprice, the VEL
an'"n little Fox star. In "A Canon,
thf" Kiss" This ~ the first time
Juu" has been on the .Rialto screen
IN several months and her admirers
VII he Rlnd to see her again Mutt
. ahi Jef IN u new cartoon CON cdy
The noughboy." completes the pro.
. gram.
tomorrow the Rialin offers an un.
usually brilliant SUNDAY program u
! IA movie fans n II u. W. Grit'
illh's blg special production, Just re.
NAS"d. THE Greatest Thing In IIfe,'
WIN tho famous Griffin cast. Lil'
nan Gish, Bohhy Iarron, aud am ong
u'hrfs are Elmo Lincoln. well re-
. mfnhctei as "Tarzah" ana as th'
. mighty blacksmith In "Thc Kaiser
, we least of Herlln." \ remnrknbl,
vhill actor. Peaches" Jackson. Is
sso prominently cast when yot
, "e me picture. watch for this hoy
Along with The Greateat Thlns
" llte'Hthc Rialto will show Macl
",nnrits latest two-reel comedy
~" Hide ana Seek detective" witt
,ne world famous Scnnett fun MAX
.'d In their crazy antics by one
ed Fen Turpin. charles Murra,
'"l Mary Thurman.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-28
EMPRESS.

/. Clarence wilbur. hcadlining the
vaudeville hill closing tonight al the
Empress, is uiH ~ the best tramp
. comedians before the public. lie has
hskNdfiety of comedy pNtter. has a
INNl singing voice and "A flrst-rute
: impersonator The current BIN Of
. fsrs q remarkably novel ana enter
lainlng diversion IN the act ~ Dom.
Unique AmoroH. now touring the
nudrtl'p circuits Of the United
sSlAlrs lie IN one uf the best known
actors In French vaudeville ana "A
. fun.Wakcr OF the finest ABILITY His
comedy pddity. "Mou thapehu,' In
hllel with laughs Ito is assisted by
NJeunncttc." d1Shiug comedicnnc
Who has moro pep and personality
and wears the fla-htesi gowns seen
here iu quite a while This ~ "A very
superior act The two novelty acts
are unusually fine. the Knsilng Kays
being noted IA one ~ the finest
kasilng teams In vaudeville Their
WORK is really scnsntiontl In NE eN-
IRENE sheldon and Daley are TWO
very pretty girls. who dress most
dain'l,y and hecomingly and sing
popular hallnda and parodles that
VIII them much applause,
There VII be ~ vaudeville to-
morrow, the Empires. management
having booked for sunday only plg
musical comedy SHOW. with 80 peot
pie mostly girls THE stubborn
'hdotella,' II IN "A road show that
PLAYED AT 81 top hut the Empress
VII play II a. regular prices. The
! SHOW Is filled with comedy ana
'songs there being no,leS- than y
/ original numbers IN the musical
! tcor" Guy Noyer, a no,ei comedian,
leads the cast
The regular SUNDAY vaudeville
; SHOW which was to open tomorrow
VII omen Monday matinee
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-28
pIttbNDN Az.

Edgar nnrnctts clever little play
lot. Mary viii be presented NJ the
RroadwaS by the il-Jinks company
for the last times this afternoon and
evening There will be an entire
change OF program sunday This
bin IL different from previous ones
produced by Mr liarneu and at
fnrds "A delightful diversion for the
fame Ioie Pridge makes real
honc- to goodness maid In the ROY"
OF Mary and there II ample comedy
hv Al nridge and Mr.. barnett The
story ~ short. snappy and welt told
bv these artists. while tho song
nrocram includes some splendid late
com positions Tulsans who have not
seen the play should not miss 1t to-
day
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-28
USED RESIN0l FOR
BAD SKIN TROUBLE
Considers Rro,cr, Remarkable.

BROOKLYN. y v Aug ~ For
almost siN years | suffered fom \
severe ,usc 90 akin tfuuhl" NhiDh
began with swelling and Intcns" pain
I'm On, knee Thrn Juy lrg hrrtm"
irfhmcd and sores broke out
which ttrhrd and burned terribly dhN
and night tried many rrW"dier.
but gained no reliof ! even spent
~ months IN the hospital nnd ih"
doo~rs wanted 10 amputatc nv les
At les, tried Resinol ointment and
H,gnul soap and obtained r"lirf
from the firs, application w tn'"
D., nov well. and | consider 'h" cure
remarkable. ~ my trouble WHf 'rfV
s.iious" tSignrdI Mrs llcnri M1lor
tlt Hooper strcctN
Al druggists sc'l Resinol ointment
and UcsinS Soap
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-28
.GR|FF|TH'S LATEST
PICTURE AT R|ALT0
"The Greatest Thing in Life"
With Lillian Gish and
Bobby llarron.

y " Griffth's latest picture. The
Greatest Thing IN the World" with
ths famous Grlffith cast. incmding
lillian Gish. Bobhy liarron. George
.fawoo't Kate Bruce. beaches
.Iackson ana many other well-known
pfesn players, Will begin three
leay run AZ the Riallo tomorrow
\ This ~ the wizard ptoducers new
t.l ptuductidn since "iI.arts of the
World II has iuSt been released
and ht. not even been shown In the
.sfFef cities yet The Kitltp obtained
~ fora simultaneous showing at the
pane 'nlr II II shown In New York
,the picture has Just had It's premier
,hoNn ng ~ Los Angeles and was ac.
corded "a tremendous reception. Gfif.
fiih himself was present and was
given an ovation
. This IN the first Griffith picture
.to be- shown Rt popular prices Ills
,othet famous productions The Birth
.of Nation "iutolcrancc and
Hearts ~ the world" drew top
prices ~ s. 30 and 81. and although
. The Greatest Thing In l.ife' In a
menl viii not lift prices. show ing II NJ
,!b cents for adults and the usual
prices for children
!. LILLIAN Gish. the appealing GRIT
fti star Ia said To score ono of tho
most notable triumphs of her career
In the leading feminine role. and
Bobby Harron. known M well for his
Dmpithetic portrayals is as good NJ
ever watch for that little hoy
actor Peaches Jackson. when you
: see the picture. Hes one of tn,
bes, child actors before the screen.
ALONG with the hig GRIMM produc
ton the Rinlto will show the latest
lwo-rccl Mack Scnnctt comedy. The
Hide and Seek Detective" makpg
tomorrow program So distinctly,
from standpoint of excellence tina,
The thcatrr will probably do record
hrna m. h.uIn 80. - An
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-28
WOMAN DIES SUDDENLY IN
EAST FIRST STREET CAFE

Mrs. Gertrude johnson died sud
denly nj the American Eagle cafe ON
East First street about 8 O'Clock las
night 4 physician WAS summoncd
AZ once, but no sign OF lie remained
when he arrived Tier death was
attributed to a stroke Of ,patnlysIs
Mrs Johnson was 80 Years old
She WINS separated from her hus
band 4 sister In Lawrence. Kansas.
and her mother. In Maryland sIt
vivc Her husbands whereahouis -
are not known
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-28

tlllt Nuu i'rU % llnU krrripf'.
uuh stead, tp sttuus hu.k ~ tpr
-n. huiUh.rs 81 tuW l5-t i'st
$50 ~um q 20 psting 80 u 90
t hoirr ptgs go ibm o. an
tsttlr Receipts u uuu stead, go % ghrt
ln't ,atilr 80 n' ago hu .HWWup ari
medium - 5000 ~ Hu. hatcher ,nNs aUd
hr.trrs o. unUt UtiItt .sUurrs ~ 500
1900 ,hai,r sto,t~ts. tlu 'nttH,r Uim
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-28

ST LOUIS. bee - llogs R~r~ipt'
90 onn H. 30 m,sed snd butcher, ~ eo
"a a. a. good heavy, VI t36lff5. buk
- Hrut7 90
tAuIe Receipts 100 STEADY native
beet steers y 'nm 30 yfAfing steers
I. 90 tiockrfs and fe-der " ium ~ un
fuf IN ptius southern steer. ~ uNM
nN hrs' cows sod h-ifrrs o. i0d t3 900
faii,r esiVss " 15hl7 SO
sheen Receipts none steady lAfnhs,
siit,h - ma. eues - 900 0O csnnsr.
ana oHopprfs. o O0Hgp0
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-28
kAns,s CITY Pfoxi.ion.

.esd, To- hirse, g. h.td ,2gs $50.
SO . 'ae,m22T 80 red o. atag ln.
No O. Itn2if
Corn Sead, to higher No % mitsd
81 ,..l 80 SO -hte ~ sta So No
; ,,.uN ~ EHhl a
oats r,tAng.d No 2 white, 72m 11e
No O. miicd ~ ai2c
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-28
rnr, Wnrth Lix, AtoSAa

WORT WpRrli T-sn isc ~ cattle
Receipts ZOO. unchanged bse'cs, 81 500
? Iior H.ceipl.. 500. Zoe higher heavy.
VI gfml1 ~
ebsrp lt.,osipiN pone lsmbs til o0a
o Oo
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-28
Eor Indigestion, Nnstiputiou or
nlIio,tsue-S

lust try one 50.cent bottle ot Ian
TOs WITH PEpslN A Liquid Di-
pc.tiVe Laxative pleasant 10 take.
Sow made and recommended by IN"
manufacturers Of Groves Tastele-s
chill Touit
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-28

CiilrAGn nsc - Ootn~No ? yol'
lov nnninal
oats standard 7nm7le
Re Nc ? " o2d d2H
Ratle, OOOa uI
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-28

J. r. Ice. injured In n Christmas
automobile smnshup, IN improving
rapidly and viii he able To leave the
oklahoma hospital In three nt four
1aNs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-28
por That CHILLY r,s,,,,,

Take Groves Tasteleas CHILL Tonic
II Warns the hody by purifying and
Enriching the Hood You can soon
feel It's strengthening. lnvigoraune
Effect Price 60C.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-28

mon ,ni medium 1880 20 shoios YEA.
.,aI,,A ~ uUM Is 30
sheep Vcrripts 40 n0n higher chc -
lambs " uui ifst. mrdiam. sll1Sw
/, ,u .uNs go tl0t ~ un choice sss.
~ 5000 iu un. mrliunl o. NCetp 30. cuils
~ 900 eh
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-28

CHICAGO Dee ~ Butter. unsettled
etesmsv $50 she
Yrs iliEhst receipts sac csss, nrsv
az = mbar ordinary nrsts bpd SOC e
na.l ff... ..r' p fndd2r
~. | rss unshsrrsd
rt.I owls 2ia1Oe
springs, 2ge. tsrks,s g2e.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-28

Length ~ legs should determine
when VIII" should 80 INTO long
lrousera, not length OF ycaiA
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-28
hnndlnm MaRnn In NcnnIr shnn.

The hoodlum wagon IL out of re-
eaIf ana the city prisoners win have
70 ride tu jail in a flivver Tho wagon
o' an expansive make but In sery
~s It's last dsys
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-28
kln... cItY rtnyi,lon,

kNN~Ns rlfN he5 ~ hiurr po,s
tur' sod pou.tt,. un, hanged
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-28
Nsu Yors Cotton ru,ur..

SEW YORK. Dec q cotton oloi
barely steady
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-28
Women's Outing Gowns

An assortment ~ Women's outing
downs. pink and blue. all regular sizes.
extra good quality. special today, si,50.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-28

One lot fur and plush trimmed felt Slip
pers. also u few bath slippers: values
up To tf.bo: most all sisesi special to-
day, ei.OO.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-06-17
DON'T SHOOT MoCKING BIRDS.

Reports have come to The Journal of the kill
ing of hooking birds, residents of East Hill hav-
ing notified The Journal that some persons with
mischievous intent having been shooting the
song birds in that section. There is a law
against either shooting caging these song
birds of the South, and whenever any person
shoots one he lays himself liable to a Jail
sentence or heavy fine
But it seems almost incredible that anyone
should shoot harm hooking bird, of all our
songsters the most admired, dear to the heart
of every southerner. The song that spills its
melody upon the perfumed air brings visions of
past that is storied with brave deeds, with high
thoughts, peopled with the brave and the beau
tifu and the valorous.
The song of the hooking bird is the very
essence of the South. It is the bridal song of
romance and beauty. Who can hear the silvern
song, the glad, prodigal outburst and not love
the singer? Who can so harden his heart as to
silence the song.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-06-17

health nurses whose principal duty is to prevent
the spread of contagious diseases such as
measles.
Malnutrition of children from improper feed
ing is always menace. 1t can be counteracted
largely by the public health nurse who enters
the home and teaches the mother the proper
diets for her child, using the utensils and ma
terials at hand.
The industrial nursing, which means the care
of the workers in their homes as well as in the
factory, is growing to be of more and more inn
portance. In the large factories where nurses
are employed, it is felt that better understand
ing exists between the employer and the en-
ployee and that the interests of each are better
cared for. In Connecticut alone there are 80
nurses doing this work. More are needed more
women who, besides their training in hospital,
have experience in social nursing and have the
at heart.
Since the draft it has been found that many
men physically unfit for military service
from defects which could easily have been recti-
fled during their school years. In the cities and
the country the visiting nurse who cares for the
sick patient in her home not staying full time
as in the case of the private nurse, but spending
only the time that is necessary for the individual
treatment should be more and more utilized BY
thus releasing the private nurse, the public will
be doing great patriotic duty, increasing in
this way enrolment for the Army and Navy.