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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-30
tBy JANE PHELPS).
A Terrible Experience.
CHAp'rER LN.


| heard cries, groans and curses
but they seemed to como from a
great distance. The .acrid smell OF
smoke, then "A croaking sound that
was not quite like anything | ever
had heard.
Hurry" | heard some one cry,
then more cries and curses. then |
must have tainted, as / knew no
more until opened my eyes out Of
doors. George still held me In his
arms, but he was pale as death
What is It? Put me down" !
said, AZ remembrance Of that cry of
"flre" came to me Are you hurt?'
I asked just as George set me on
my feet lie swayed weakly, but
steadied himself
mo, but you are rather heavy.
lie looked anxiously at me as his
color returned.
Feel all right" he asked.
Yes. little weak. and my throat
is NO dry"
That's the smoke I covered your
face, but some brute dragged the
handkerchief off IN his rush past
us
Was anyone hurt7" I asked.
"A few were trampled upon, /
don't think any were burned" he
replied as he signaled a passing taxi.
A Rough Experience.
'H our coat is all torn, George |
said, noticing for the first time that
his coat hung In tatters, that HIS col
lar and necktle were Rwry, that he
was wholly disheveled.
1t was a pretty rough, path |
had" he said, looking at himself in
absolute concern.
commenced to laugh Historically
as soon as we were In the cab.
stop that" he said severely
what are you laughing att"
AT you" aud. again | laughed
until cried. you look so different,
No one would ever know YOU and
IL WAS true George was 80 I'M
maculate that this man with smehN
on his face. ragged clothes, ana uh
tidy neckwear, with no hat anu
tousled hair. would never be recos'
nized Az the well groomed clnpn@h'
George Howard ...
stop It! / tell you No mysteries.
Il will make you H." Then nc 's
derly drew me TO him hoiu"s ,,r-
close. you aren't 80 prelty' ggvict
self" he said after / beCan'o n
| looked down at my hN't 90, nm
was hanging In ribbons p one
my hand and waist was torn; ;,nerc
sleeve nearly gone. You rad
is a pair OF us" he said atteF ! % h,
tried to straiEhten myself 80
Never mind. we are nearly hoIhe
When | tried TO get out OF VIZ siiiy
| nearly tainted again. " "hs 'g %
OF me. but | couldn't heip ~ -
George carried me into the ia nous.
and called Celeste. soon
to- this time. and heard MN my "a
Take good care of Mrs; HoN1ru,
Celeste we nearly lost her ~
theater caught fire, and am si,a'u ,'i,i
she inhaled some smoke W. ~,
telephone for the doctor. i9u
her in bed" Then he IeShe" wv
and kissed me tenderly.
Unusual TcndcrTfers'
This unusual tenderness qui1s u Vs.,
nerved me. 1 reached up ana ~,
nv arms around bis neck put d
nothing. He kissed me again. anu
said. "a, ,,ere
Thank God. darling you we''
All the time celesye was prepar
ing me for bed and the doctor.
was absolutely unconscious OF Na 1l
she was doing; OF anything she ss,u ,,n,,
All l heard was darling Sp"No
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-30
The Woman Who Changed

In that tender tone that made M
feel he meant H. 80 | was ~
darling. after all.
Tho doctor came, examined ny
throat. asked mc numherles dlss-
tons. gave me some medicine men
after doing the same for Goofse no
departed, saying
"You were very fortunate Many
were hurt in that scramble to ge'
out, few very seriously Why peo-
pie act like mad beasts In sueh
cases, can't imagine. II htI
would keep their heads, there "plll
be none injured. But these pdh'e
are terrible things" ,,.
George sat with me o Htue Wh'e
then he went to bed But iirsl 10
left word that OF no account Wrfa
either OF us to be disturbed IN ,Io ~
morning. We both slept untll n,ary
noon. Annie said she had % %peen
kept busy all the morning asu'.us
friends who had seen us AZ WV
theater that we were not inJurr1
That the telephone had runr lnc@'
sanity 4.
George dressed and went down 70
the office but made me promise
would remain in bed. CAV, w,
promise very willingly. l sun ''
faint and rather shaky
Evelyn came over and / toid i uei
all about IL, as much as H''
sensed It'll
Your husband was wonderful
she said, when / finished.
Indeed no was" | agreed, out
aid not tell her that TO me me u'u,'
wonderful " OF all was his ealing ~,
darling and being so tender u
me. ,,, vv,vs
Tomorrow--Back 10 His old Way
Copyright 1915. George Matthew Ad'A'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-30
Little Benny's Notebook
NAPOLEON--A PLAY,

ACk I,
Scene; Napoleon nj hc age OF
munths.
His mother Izent he Jest toe
cutcl look, look at how he Is crossing
his armsl bet no will he II CRATE
man some day
His father. Watts that got TO dc
with ~
His mother, Lots.
His father n he started TO sing
the Marcel Wave In Frentch / mite
say II was sumthlng to tawk about
hut Jest crossing his arms amt euy-
thing
Scene: Napoleon at the age Of
yeers.
Napoleon, Look, pop, look, ma
look AZ me crossing my arms
Ills mother. lsnent that wonder
fnl
His father. Go and do your les
sins You don't do thing all day
but wuwk Ground crossing your
arms. II YOU ever amount TO eny-
thing II viii be some mistake.
liis mother. There Ayou 90 being
pcagmlstlok agen You bin pessi-
misuck for the last . ycors ever siuts
Napoleon VISA 3 munths old.
ACk g.
Scene. Napoleon ut the hge Of 40
Iiig mother lrcadlug the paper
tlcuay. Napoleon Jest won another
battle Look nt his picEturo In the
paper hes stiIi got his arms crossed
I'm it Dldent | always tell you that
was rusj sine
Ills father We arc an libel "a
make mistakes
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W7alhg&eEricnlE
E&EDrvCtsSs$$R&

off the front porch. and when he
saw Mr.. Lucky Lefthindfoot and his
nephew, Billy Bunny. sitting there,
he ran back into the kitchen and
dropped two eggq on the floor and
put the tea into the coffee grinder
and the salt iTso the sugar bowl. he
was 80 excited because he thought 1t
must be way past breakfast time.
And then the old gentleman rab-
bit began 10 sing:
Never makes you worry;
Worry makes you thin.
II you're clever you'll ehdeavor
Never TO begin
And / guess the japanese cook
heard him, for in a few minutes
breakfast was ready, and this time
the eggs we're dropped on toast in
stead OF the floor
by and by. after Uncle Lucky had
smoked his cigar he and Billy Bum
ny went out 20 the garage and
cranked up the Luckymobile and
NFuN ibl u Ilift NUu NIiFU ftltN ilhl
gone for mile or less they came
across their old friend the Circus
Elephant And. oh. dear me- lie
was an awful sight. His left eye
had a bandage over II and his trunk
was rolled up in cotton and his left
hind foot had an Old carpet slipped
on and his tail was done up m
spllnts and he was weeping great
big tears, for he felt dreadfully mis-
erable
What is the natter" asked Billy
Bunny. as Uncle Lucky stopped the
automobile
"Oh, denrl on, dear" sobbed the
big animal II was In a Fourth Of
July celebration and the roman can
dies got mixed mp with the sltvrock-
cts and the cannon crackers with
the pinwheels. and the first thing
knew l was hit in two million nine
hundred and a few dozen places. aud
II IL hadn't been for pink cross
nurse ia be dead elephant by this
time"
Get into the automobile" said
Uncle Lucky "and Ee'u take you
home with u.s." and In the next story
II the catbird doesn't scratch the
dogfish. I'll tell you who broke the
springs In the automobile, unless you
guess who did before tomorrow
night.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-30
Oklahoma Outbursts

L-------------
Tho Perry Republican quotes Gold
round steak az a5c pound al local
Cheer mn. The sun has not gone
u.f ur ausirrs- I- "a slEu ,n ID .au.
office bon AIusRua,c
Inclined tu dispute he ,out,n.uu
that Mnrl IIckfurd rs 'Am,|OH.a
-vyrthplrt"
Attention ~ Luke 1rlDEn is
drew 90 fine of { tor being drunk
iu HarilrHNillo.
chandler rs rut trying 4" i.t" 1l'
vantage Ut any uf the food f'Eu-
l"ii"nH in.' h'.1Hr" she h'f l'u-
Judge v B Hughes ut 'n' 'r.tN.
/ bkmulsce district .'a un" term US
enough fur hum aud uH' ho Will not
! he "a candidate tur collection.
|
Chickens and eggs hn." driven
/ VIII hu others going tu Nuun 81 the
/ u'igIInofH DO not keep their hens out
| or ihr EHrlguH
For "a tlwr iH was io't'd that me
| refusal OF 4 'mup tarl' io accept
| the svnrturvhlp would result iu the
! appointment ut man whose inst
! uamo is Ncnophcn
Musl'oge dealers have set May .
| patlotIotIb urge compliance with
! lhlN ukH"" IN order that shoe leather
! may hr conserved.
! ono nice thing about the thcntcr
! u war -uya the Kansas CITY star.
! N thnt YOU are not peatercd hy some
| btg boob Iu the next seat who has
| socu n lIl before and knows cxnctIy
/ how II is coming ont.
-
has been 1 tho me,t business in
| pnwnee county for the pnst uuartcr
OF "A century retire. tbis week with
| tho good wIshrs of all hls uauona.
| ue IA the only mont man No eyor
| heard OF emitted TO A halo.
--
ThIs colnmn wlshoa 10 sny 10 col.
Roy Hoffman tho hero OF the Eupk q
.rehelIinn. that The World did not
purposeIy tnko liberties with his
! name ms II nppeared twice in Mon
! day mornings .pnper "Ifuffman"
and huffman" wng tho result OF "A
conspiracy between the Hnutype on.
orator and proof reader. arising from
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Eueruday Wisdom
ny DON HEKUILII. HELII.


#
Whom YOU come home ana .',t
water pouring out OF the e'r' "a
ives ~ tho house, and the pan, ,,s, s
the cook stove floating out M Lhe b,
door-you know just one INNS -"
happened 49,, .Aos. oafas,ro'
rbes can be avoided by noi m,
hnIo IN the floor but hole j. N,
Taor under refrigerator maNess N.
.osyIosrntor ,,y as fidgety as s,'oi oai
Nov ThS7 minute you go ava oysi
,ssy. HoS IL the Refrigerator me- me-,
a, ea, two or three feet a reir'ss me
te o,or invariably misses a hole IN. IN /
s,oor about that far III tnv u
anvthins In which a retrigef',s ,,ys,a
aaS,olent. IL Il marksmanship,,
! hois An the floor Is TO be ny .,sr
Eysrvbody who has a rettis sni
ouxbt 10 watch It like Raw ,,as,
sit nm with it at night, nn1' ,',,i b,
~ ~ W avery refrigerator shou'u
snnplIed with canoe -n,i. iot
pefrIgerators are respot a., tsa
.oouln1,,isht. 1878. George Ns;lA'~ Aas
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-30

n We had n million men in France
now. observes the Wichita Uoacou.
the war would bo won And George
rreel said hc wac "proud we were
not prepared Ana George Greet
also approved copy or "rhc
Masses" which contained matter OBJ
iecuonable TO tho government And
George Creel is head Of tho depart
mcnt of public Information can
you beat nG
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-30
wnurIka Bank Changes.

Special 70 The World
CLINTON. Okla. April ESP. T.
wuid OF Clinton has been elected
president OF the First State bank OF
Waurika TO succeed H. w. Lemons
who resigned recently Mr. wade
will move to Waurika and take act
i've charge OF the bank. clyde NIL
Ter, who resigned few weeks ago
TO enter the motor car business, will
return az cashier. and s. NJ King. n
capitalist of Gainesville. Texas, be-
comes director.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-30

Tho Germans should not ho too
severe lu fhclr condemnation ~ the
emperor ~ Austria TOR that "utlc
fih or hts about talking separate
peace The German war office has
hunt up its plans OF conquest upon
fabric or lies. and should be char.
table 90 make some allowances tor
the otncr fellow Tor iust one pre-.
vnricRti0n.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-30

MIR Crcel may have been glad
that this country was not prepared
for the war before It plunged into
~. nut q is certain that tS was not
prepared to sidcstcp the storm "oi
protest That has broken over hif
hcnd. is he glad ne was not pre-
parpl for this"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-30

Champ clark refuses 10 be tempted
away from the spcakership by the
offer OF Senator stones vncant scat
MIR. clark is moro popent factor In
national affairs whore he ls than he
could be In tho senate vet several
men who have had presidential MS
ptrations have chosen that route.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-30

senator Lewis OF Illinois IL oh'
NJ those who are worrying obou'
what Is TO become OF this nallor
after the war. Anybody can do that
The man who ls most useful to u.
NOW ia he VINO can tell us how t'
solve the problems Of the present
and these arc scarce
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-30

Secretary Baker now believes W"
ought to have five million men IN
Franco. Come TO think about H.
that was the number MIR, raft stated
wa. necessary while the secretary
was stin in France'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-30
PHONES:
-=- -
Daily Food
Aprll 80

My yoke Is easy. ana my pu'"'"
il light. Matt 1890 O
BleHt IL the man whose Hh'u'uois
take
NV yoke. ana bear II with aehBhJ
NV yoke Is easy 20 his neck
MY grace shall make the burden
light
Her ways are ways Of pleasant
ness. and all her paths arc peace
PROV S.i1
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-30

A New YORK man ventures IN
opinion that IN time the Germnni
will get to he good. General HAS
and his mon are making many o
them good now as fast ns thoy car
get 10 them. The only time wher
IL is safe 90 call a Hun good Is afteI
he is dead
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-30

The war department is showing
an inclination 20 adopt about ain the
policies recommended hy Theodore
Roosevelt some years ago Il is not
beyond the range Of probabilities
that Mr. Roosevelt may ho called
upon 20 demonstrate now some or
Ms policies VIII work In ACTUAL prhc-
tirc
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-30

II would bo interesting to Know
inst what victor Murdoch and VII
iinm Allen white OF Kansas th'nS "i
their handiworK when they look up
on ex-senator rristow
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Is n rINR OR srrrIprrN ,

VIZ ''' -
u opponents ot universal mI1nN
training are wrong tnoro viii o.,
r,sr., hcu TO nav for n,r mis-
.,.l.. ..... ,..., ,....,... .,..,...
' "'' ''N '' ''' j" '''' '4'.'' '''
ih" Chicago Itihpnc IhrN VIII not
"S u because ih" 'H'n Nh' h''S.
another i'"W t''I.ns trained 'H''".''
Z" t'iJ upon mat man. unframed
Nh'n h' u needed Tor 90 s''d''' Ih'
unframed man. ih" 'n'''I' i''''n.
"''I pay ltr
Ii ih"r proponents "t un'''''l'
W.N'hIy training are WRONG, ih" hn .
u"n, adopting ih'I "n'w'. ma
merely F' i'r '- m''''''F bI'p''n
lion F"'', Invested BOO gre insurance
against % me "h'.h d'H mot ''''h.
IT our opponents are WRONG. inc
damage H ''''''N'''I'. u VIZ 'e
wrong inc '''n't' '- h'F'h'''". 'h'
INN 'H 'l ON 'h' H'"' "' 'N' "Pp"Si-
h"n
we deal win 'Hp"'l'h'" ma Sny
'' p'"''n' '"'' "''' win h"P'
hh' ''F '' I'fh. "' 7'5 ''N' W."
'h'"''f 'h'y S'y '"N' 'h''n "'
40 l""'h I'' tue H"''''S' p"''N
N'l'"'S p'"poH'""h oI "'''""'''N 81
nA''""
we ''""'"' 'h'' INV "'''"n w
worm "'''nnlnF. W" assume ''''
us freedom " worm "'''"'.''''''N
'h't l'' people "'u'u '"'""' P''
taxes tlSn H'hut'' 'h't 'h'' N"N''
faih'r nave lhe'' own F''''h''''"'
man "nother' 'ha' 'n'' 90 nov "'"'
'"''' ''''"" '"'" "' ny '"'''' "' ''''''
young ihen "ll"E ~ 'H'" wv"
we assume 'n'' '''N 40 "'' "'''
10 io'N At 'h' "'''7 vi '"''' ""''
iArm houses ana the I"'"' OF '''''
churches
IN" pao't''' SAYS 'his cannot nap
pen " ~ h'pP'"''N ''''v"'''' NV
ana IL m" happened 'n'""F"""' Wv
whole experience OF inc human rno'
lIho men VINO Hhld th's WIZ 'uu'u
not happen are III 'n''R' Ut '"'
policies OF 'h' 'n''eh S''t's
Tho Ru"naIlst says ne do's no'
lniend " 70 hhpPeh u nc 'Hh "''p IT,
II VIII not he 'harse'"'e !" l's ''"'
Ipcy or nttrlhn'apl' 10 ms 'n'cN neh"
edheaS
The chnnc" thnt IN" lnited 0'"'es
can set protective system may o'
gaHping its last In congress NJ 'h'H
ume. " mas hed hhoht aS n'ro "
Time as common SehSe can nave
among Soit-eyed' d"'HS lp''"'hh '''"-
IalonislF
Thcro are TWO ohSth'lo' IN th' WY
OF universal military serNloN u'e ~
stinhcy OF the natiohal "dh'h's'r"
ton; the tinldl'y ot congress- inc
government docs not want II 'on
srcss is AFRAID 10 oppose 'he aum'h'
istratlon,
lhat oph'lhh'F ""u ''"' ''''u'''
have jurisdiction over 'he iu'ure o'
the united S'h'eH lhey oun'"''' !"
They leopnrdihe H. Ihey coh'ro' '"'
situation, ana II "erman cannon Gun
not now Shoot common sense W."
tho American government "na'
hope II theref
Even II the nope he'omeS ih'hh'r
tho proponents OF uh'''rT'' Se'N'''
IN conEreH hre not juS''i'ea IN qu'''
tipg II thcy dash thc'r oiH'hs ou'
against the solid rock ot opposition
and II these be inc on'F braln" II
congress -- the emergency oinhnd'
the attempt
The congressman VINO shllKs ms
responsibility or denies his reh
Opinion because he ls AFRAID elthoi
Iof tho administration or even o'
possible adV"rge opinion nt nome
win find need OF some nerve to looN
squarly In tho eyes OF a man wh'
rlsked his life In hhttle when th'
congressman was afraid 10 risk M
JOB IN legislation, 90
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-30

The kaiser loaned" US Or Muck.
director Of the Boston symphony or
chestra. Can we not even up mat
tsrs by "loaning'" him Senator Ia
Follette7 'Tis contamination de-
voutly 90 be wished
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-30

rhe man who devoea his time TO
minding hA own bngineSS VIII mss
many temptations that attack o'he'
folks
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-30

We buy clean. white rags. Bring
them 20 The worl1 Publishing co.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-30

Cab IIaucock fooled his blind
horse today hy loading up his wagon
with a big load OF feathers
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-30

Hng Barl0w has been tpld hy Miss
Flute Belcher that she will lot hm
know In "a month He VIII have hIa
clothes pressed while hr waits
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-30
Milan Roll
BrinnS

Crease and drop crowns; des-
tined to be very popular;
Knox make SO TO $3.50
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We heat you ON the Somme,
And We beat you on the Aisnr,
We gave you hell Bt Ncuve thapcllc
And here We are again.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-30

"H@sMO,:lrl!!:!o!snt I:

L.soee8 hLLN

\ Letter from ttN FRONT.
Somewhere. Sometime In April,
Dear Folks Several ~ the boys In
our company got umbrellas from
homo by the last boat This In "A
grand idea A good umbrella VIII
help any soldier pass safely through
an air attack And, then, II ls lia-
bic to rain any time Send useful
presents always umbrellas.
Yours, Jack
Secretary Baker went TO Europe
TO speed up the allies according
To the treClaud report
And as soon as he got there. the
Germans speeded up
This II mighty contrary world.
Contributed
! have come to tho end of mcp'lcfs
day
And peacefully wing la bed
NV thoughts revert I'm "A musinE way
To the food which today l'Ne been
fcl
when ! think ur tho cheese and the
beans and iah
And oysters I've hni 10 eat
Two no regrets for the good ola
/ really didn't MISS the meat
/ have como TO the oud of wheat.
loss day
t / have eaten mo- cookies or pie.
have had NO bread that was made
with whtui
II was made out ~ corn or rye
And ! lltod II SO well that when war
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-30
Other Yacht
Shapes

Ranging from fine split to the
very coarest whole Sennett
braids ... .. So TO 81
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-30
It's STRAW HAT Time at the Model
Sennit
Yacht

A gentleman's hat, in proper
tions to become any face. A
Knox Hat 81 TO So
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-30

while in Tickvlilr Wednesday Of
This Woek the drpl'y constable act
ed us traffic officer while person
crossed tho street.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-30

Tho Perry Republican quotes .nI|
round steak az Soc o. pound al luU'
markets
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-30

no ln tho mir. whether tHo airp'1rrs
are ur not
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-30
Knox Mackinaw

Soft and pliable, light in
weight; the sensible hat for
hot weather ...........S Sc
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-30
New Body
Hats

Panama, Manila, Bangkok and
Balawauki in every good
shape ......S5 TO SIS
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-30
Toyo Jap
Panan1aS

An inexpensive yet durable
hat; stylish to a marked de-
gree ...,... .............. M
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-30

Cheer mp. The sun has not r"u"
unt ut uuslursr is 70 alEu in u .a"
office boz MuakUa,c
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-30

Court has appointed rcrnI.t- fur
"a firm uf skate -wauuuy'rrr.
Sounds like another prohibition
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-30

Muskoge dealers have set May 2
aH the da} 30 put on low shoes They
patrlutlCuly urge compliance with
this ukaao in order that shoe leather
may bee conserved
The Washington times., 1918-11-30
FOR RENT-RooMs
UNPt RNIal,lsI,

TWO l.. H. K. rooms by three
war workers; references if
required; in northwest section
by Nov. 80. Phone North
2065. 80
The Washington times., 1918-11-30
HELP WANTED-FEMAlE

YOUNG lady for general office work; good
bours: experience not necessary: salary.
SO TO fl2 per week start GILBERT
A. CLARK, SIG nth NJ. y w. l-so
YOUNG LADIES 20 learn sperntiou of adj
dressograph: good permanent positions;
paid while learning. col southern tldg.
noS-30t
LADIES. big commissions paid TO sell Onr
highest quality toilet preparations. and
food nHvors. All or part Tina. Beautiful
Christmas presenta c. L. HAMILTON.
1871 18th 81 N W. noi2tf
The Washington times., 1918-11-30

BOYS - 10 carry Times
routes. iii vicinity of Du-
pont Circle and 14th and u
SITS; good salary. Apply TO
MR.. Lesser, Circulation De
partment. Phone NJ. $3.50 or
by card. aul 3-tH
The Washington times., 1918-11-30

in every line may be secured by inserting
q small ad In The Times Help Wanted
Phone your ad to Main s2so. Bill will BE
sent sSP3S-tf
The Washington times., 1918-11-30

GROCERY CLERK and meat cutter, ex-
perienced. Standard Meat Market, s73I
Sherman ave. y. W. Lee
The Washington times., 1918-11-30
HELP WANTED
MALE AND FEMALE
SITUATIONS WANTED
5iALE

EXECUTIVE secretary, university gradu-
ate, desires perm anent connection win
established corporation. banfinG nrm or
brokerage house. BOX IS4, Times Office.
MAN. rEsd 81, With dependents, having
large pumosr Of years experience a.
clerk and collector, desires perma NJ NJ
position Wtth a growing business as ia
staIiment collector. BON 100. Times Of
flee. IL
The Washington times., 1918-11-30
HELP WANTED-MALE

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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-03
POUcENf JAK ZAVOLAT
HASICE.

Kazdy Glen rodiny, kazdy "a
mestnanec v tovarne ma vedet,
kde Jest nejblizsl skrlnka, Z
ktere So v padu ohne volajl ha-
sici. @'
Kdyz nemGzem telefonem
hasice zavolat, die navodu prv-
niho asis. nacelnika hasicG ia
mes E. Grangera, name u nej-
blizSi skrinky rozbit sklo, oto.
cit kllck.em, otevfit dvifka a
uvnitr hackem dolu zatahnout
a pax u skrinky pockat, az Sc
hasici dostavi, ably Sc rychle
Idozvedeli, kde ohen Sc naleza
Dvere u svetnice, kde hofi,
name zavrit. ably Sc ohen ne
mohl dale siriti.