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The Washington times., 1919-10-27

! asked him how long he had ben 1s1uf
for. ] asked him cont know Ne -
Nobody ever told me. Goodby old maa4
here's hoping the price of spinach cs1s9
down HEARD AND SEEN
The Washington times., 1919-10-27
DEAR MISS FAIRFAN:

DEAR MISS FAIRFAN:
We are two girls Of seventeen and
considered good looking and refined,
and we are in love with two fellows
one dark and the other very light We
once went with them but anally drifted
apart. Now we realize that we cared
more for them than we thought at
that time and we cannot find any fell
lows that we can be satisfied with.
Will you tell us some way In which
we could meet them, for maybe IL we
could have Conversation alone with
once again. Will you please answer
right away?
B. AND NJ
Forgive me for this delay, but
sometimes the letters get very far
ahead of me. You don't tell me
how you are situated so il is very
difficult to advise Is there any
way you could give q party and in
vite them along with others? Have
you anything of theirs you could
return? Or, have they anything
OF yours that would give you an
excuse for calling up. Think hard
and I'm sure you can find some
excuse for getting in touch with
them: but, whatever you do when
you do see them. don't let them
know you're too anxious. Give
them time to get back into the old
friendship. Let me hear from you
again.
The Washington times., 1919-10-27
MCNIy I

Where, oh where, is the Mcj,v
Building! I've seen il somewhsrs
around town, the name being risirt
above the main entrance
c. 3. n
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-17

Before this was written We entered into
contract with Cannon 4 Sullivan Drilling Com
pany TO begin drilling on our location No In
the great Burkburne,t oil field on or before Feb.
p, and on our location No. 3 same field tshown
in map q, leiD, on or before March lst We did
this to show absolutely that we arc going after
oil--big gushers-ahd to show our stockholders
that they will get quick action on thejr money,
Other companies delay actual drilling until stock
/, sold We will drill these two well, regardlen
Of stock sale and our drilling contracts show
we mean business
Bill Sullivan who has had " years expert
ence in Texas and Louisiana oil fields, 10 gen
eral manager Of the drilling company When
asked what our chances Of getting an oil gushsr
In our Burkburnett holdings, Sullivan said
'Ju,t like drilling in . coal oil esh filled
with OIL"
We think it sure shot. We believe we
will get biz gu,her on each one, Look At the
map Within few yards IL Sunbeam well ssti'
mated at 100 barrels, Another we'll from which
il i, reported n NO barrels OF oil has been taken
out Around location No J, where big wells re-
ported making hundred, Of barrels OF oil per day
Contract already made for one year, whereby
we receive zoe . barre over the marke, price a
guarantee 10 connect pipeline as soon as we get
TO running oil in our tanks.
Standard times eQuipment--five carloads OF
it on the way now to location No. and No, Z.
Burkburne,t field I, wonder Of the 10th CEN
lury W. Worth Crexas) Record, January D,
says That dividends as high n 0o percent
have been paid to stockholders from number OF
companies in. Burkburne,t field within last %
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-17


~ hchn 'nlum't brnly' hI!IverVll
iW'o. M'n,hrilu'u, ", nhh,oh, lh ,h
~" s.f'. n.n,v Hn"tn ~ ''n' n"n
mss 70 " town " MI'G my w
wnt W VIZ "r p',M'o" ~ h'n.' ",
TTsn'"" ~" wv "''' w '''''' ."
's'"
Hou,s NO ~ ncslhn'hg ht point
nsar me town Of Arnphho, thence run
nihH z tshs'a westerly direction
iWD"hh nu,,s, uamhun then'f N'Hl
W po,h, 'ou' n,lles sou,h Vi nuonE
w u'nos ~ ".e''' lou' nltH h1l wv
l' p'ont w, uo'' N'p p''u' Iuu,
,,l"uA suu'n W ,sng"h ,2, m's' w ~. "
u,,'""' =" '"""'"' '"o"'o "''"' '''
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-, -, S',n, "a .ncs' .,o, -" ~, Iii, ,'I"
W ~ Ill .,'n,, ,,,nu,n NJ, g,',,
LIN "u,o ,d .nd '"0pi ".i,a, "|n' T.bI,n
I ''
p,,,t, No aL H,pluulnu nt ,h, civ
I'd, Dn,u. thence so,itL 10 snrinp,r and
! Hr,n,n,1 th.nns ,unnInv In "A v.n.,,,i
.,',h,It Jly.ctIon ihrstrn Nn,l.ti.
/ lamar and Th.ch,ryiil. H. n L,idu.
,rrn.. the Red River. north of Oainus
,.nr T.us
Unut. No 2s Bsulnnluu NJ IA. city
of Nrdmore. runnlns In a gonrrl
.,ur,,u4t.rly dlr.utlou through M,
N.lUr u,uce east No hudlll' thsnsp
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-17

Hu1 tine state ~ kRnsna, north "I
Dewey, ~ NnHhingtoH county ih'n'"
rHuuug IN general fOUthrlb direction
lmuulh Dewey, ligrtleBylllr OuhrlHtt,
lnWoni Vera, COlllDyyillr, OWhssn
tUpurc south Of Cherokee -cTcsk liu0.
thence 10 Tulsa, Hisby, Okmylgse, Hen
isriu thence ~sst seven miles, ihnnrf
south 10 Nrleetkn, thence HoIlhHrN
through W0tumka. Yeagsr 10 HOLDEN
Nillo. Srsakwp. Franeis, Ada
Route M. beginning nt u Vlnt On
the line between the state NJ pklahO'na
aud the s'nte " Kansas. north VI The
town ~ Chilotco; thence running Nv q
gcntral southcily direction through ,ihe
towns ~ NcNNrk poncn c,ty, Bliss.
Perry Mulhall Guthrie Edmond, lirlt-
ton, Oklahoma 'iy. Nurmru Nubls,
Lexington, Purcell Wnync rloll. luHlt
Valley, sulphur. MIN crock Etyin and
Ii,h0mlngo 10 Durmnt
Route No %. llorlnnlrg % I % point on
the liue between the state NJ Kansas
and tho state ~ OklHhuml. south "
ne oitv " Caldwell, Kan. thence Iun.
uiug IN general Huuthrrb direction
through the city ~ HonfrOw, Nodfuri,
lpneiAOn. popd Cree. kroUlu lnid.
Waukomir rlgou. IIcnncsBrl, Dover
kingiiBhcr. onr,h". ~ Reno. Union
Guy ChlgR n1 MARROW, Duncan, co.
minchr. Add0nrlon, WaurlLa and Ryan,
~ % bridge across the llrd luSer near
the town " Terrai. Okla
Route No. BEGINNING ~ n nniui uy
the oklahoma Kansas line, northwest NJ
the city NJ Alya, thence IN ~ grurf 1I
souihtisirrly direction. through uH"
iOWns Of COY. Lookout, and Freedom 10
the city ~ AVA thence IN l0f ."I
thence running In general toH'h'r'
direction thIOuuh the rlif'f Hf '.' n.
AfnR IfiNI MffII.F| I.HNT.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-17
PEOPLE MAY NOT
GET VOTE ON NEW
HOUSE ROAD BILL

lr, Concerned arc c>rc,'cI 70

line. Concerned arc expected %
rrru.rau.ran,ei are a, follows
a, .r. IfHuuug at Afton ani
4lfA nos n apUthcgy difkrt.Uu
ISsg- Grove lIls. Kansas. No1vlllr
Su'w, #U'srN. NIi9nu. Splru. Pan
ufnt. I.'..I. N I.'.r summ..'.ll Tu.ir
IHn clayton. NnNrra. lluHu ip the
I.I I.rI .f % pur' 600 'NU mH. hrn.
NaN between Hugo. oiNr. and Paris
I,,r.
Route o beginning u' u po.n' ou thr
line between th" state uf oklahoma .uI
the state NJ kuusus northeast '' N..
ami. thence BOO % general suu'hNrs''f|
direction. through Miami N,l.n
Niu.tn. thou,c .uuth ~ n point oHr
mile south uf Tlp. theme, west 10 Pryor
creek, MLgUnrf Alusk0g"". Eulnull.
McAlrsIyr ~ klmr-t0nc Gap, from "
point about three miles south ~ TuBh-
ku and uo.,h ~ f1uury ~ the end N IN.
old abandoned ~ n a T hight
way to point about one tOur,h mile
south ~ 1aury where the J,i''rsun
highway connects with the abandoned
VI. h A 4 uEht-ut- way toiiuuWtiu-
the tNrN miles uf the Jefferson l'ru-
WAY. from Niult 90 Aufl,f4 and rom
tho llpau county liur ut 90 point sHu'N
NJ CHncy un th, Jefferson mrNa 'H
through CIdlo. nuUul Zoo bridge
ACROSS the Rcd river north q, the ats
~ Dcni1un. Texas.
Emitr No g. beginning ~ o. point o.
the line h'tweeu tho state Of Oklahoma
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-17


westerly direction, through chelsea.
turrmof0 ana Cai0osa " u point NJ
the Tulsa iiOssTH county Nns sBst W
I|uoil thence south ~ section ,lh.'
thence wssi t0 e0hDoafion Vim hou's
Rant, No IL Hssinnlns st q poinl
ttn mills. soutL of The city Of WASOnsT,
,nrr rtnuins In a ssDsvaVsssteTly ii
..rllon 90 The city Of TshIsluah, thrnes
anal 10 WrlIlns on this frisco railroad
Route No II beginning VI thu city
nf Muskogce. ihencu Tunnlnu In u south.
,aslerI, direction 10 the city of sDlli
nv
Route No 10. BEGINNING nj the bridge
.,riOss iL. sOuth Canadian river, s0ut ;
tLs civ VI Eufsuls, UkIs thence
ruul,Ins In an .astevly dITsciiOn through
tnterD,lAu. UOyt, WhItstlrId bilplcf.
md RrOts, 10 bpiro, Okla,
Route No. Is BEGINNING OF the city
" Nusk0ves thence wsst 10 u point due
south OF Hssk slI thence south TO bOyu-
Ion, themes west TO Ersm and Morris
% A cOnnsrtion north W Norris win
he north and south NOvts No. g. Hlso
north from said point due south of Has.
.riI 10 The town OF nasksll,
Houlc No II JssipDiDv at the Cit'
Of TULSA. kryatonr, MpfOrd Trrtou
Jennings, Hnllcu, HaJpmsc, ihcnc,
running IN u north wsstehy direction
though rhwuce aud Parry, thence wcs'
and north to a point two milrs norui NJ
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-17
NElCHBORS ALL
TALKING OF IT
Spivey Says Wife Is Able to
Work for First Time in
Twelve Years.


N.u ought 10 near w way Wv"
noiglhorN are talking ap""' S',S az
SINCE ny wucN Ic'",cNo >Hu w.
\ Spl~y mo'urnan NO. ~ '.' ~"
Kansas ''W M'u3NoN'Sh '',, w..
Railway and q valued e'nN'oye '' ~, ~.
company ior twenty -'h''e Ne"' ~,
and h, vic and interesting 'H''.'
oi ,hlldrcn 1--we IN 'nclr owl, "%u i".,.'. .
90 10 Notsh Nnu',h ~. '''"''' ''".'
.a,
Mrs. Suycy has been 'n P'.'
health lot fourteen years ne you-
'uucd. and almost every io,"'n "u.
my that tins She was nnuer u'''
mcnt OF some Sort hut she never Ho'
any rcllct ths We could no''''. que
had u1 appetite and there were ,n'k,.
r,U things she could eat ana Wu''
jrc She did force down 'on''d ''
hcr stomach as' gas would io'h "',I l',i
make her SO misTablc4hat 'ne WoW.u WoW.,.ul
have TO he down Tor awhnc' 'ue
almost always lnd an a","' PAN Nv Nv
the small OF her lo,k and She suffered
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-17

Route no ~. ncnnng nj the city of
punnt, and running IN u general east
erly direction through EObchlto, Zen
nnrtou, Boswell sspsf Hugo, sa@YSr,
Fort rows0n, valiant, Mlllerion, Oar
yr. ldnbcl HnwWih and 'iOkhomn 10
the llno between the State of ohlh
huul and tho state Of Arkunnas, west
of the city VI Ashdo@n
Route No 81, Beginning ~ tho cllN
~ linbci and 'runmng IN nuilhohHl
orh direction To Broken iIdW
Route No ~ Rspinning NJ the town
" Buffnlo and running IN general
westerly direction 10 u point about four
milss east Of NOsst0n. thence south tn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-17

that might have 60 60 TO hospital
for an operation. A friend came to
see me and told me Of your wonderful
mcdicinc-Lydia J. Pinkham's Negc.
table Compound I began taking 1t,
and after taking six bottles | feel
well and strong, DO my own work and
do drcssmaking for others. cannot
speak too highly Of your medicine AMI
recommend Il TO others who suffer
with female trouble 1t isa Godscnd
to ailing women, and you may usc
my name at any time. Mrs PER
MuIA iIutsiltH, 2ls Y. Fall st,
Ithaca, n. Y.
Women who suffer from any such
ailments should not fail TO Try this
famous root and herb remedy, Lydia
T.. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-17
Chance for Quick Action
On Your Money In
Burkburnett Field

days; that 1T |, believed that an era Of dividend
paying more dazzling than ever recorded by
mine camp or an oil field Is soon going to start
In Burkburnsit A distinctive feature Of the Burk
success has been tina, thousands OF comparatively
poor people have made fortunes out 0f property.
leases, ROYALTIES and stock In hundreds OF wells
Our. company is capitalized st only 5000;
shares SO each, par value, Our officers are
7. J. Cannon, president; W. B. McCsrter, vice
president, and Lulu Pearl Nanes, secretary and
treasurer All Of Wichita Falls, Texas.
y Our attorney 10 Z. b. Hendricks. Wichita
Falls Texas. Our depository and reference, is
Wichita State Bsnk Wiehita Fails, Texas. Mr..
Cannon |, a practical oil man, dsvotins hi, life
time to ,hi, industry, He 10 president Of the
Lyons Gulf Coast OIL Company. NJ McCarter
4, Auditor Tor the A. C. Page Cemssny, Supply
House, ct Burkburneu and Wlehits Ysls, Lulu
Pearl Nance has bssn sssoeistsd with Mr.. Can
non in the Lyons Gulf Coast Oh Company and
|. especially qualified for the secretary and
treasurer Of the company.
We also rsfe, you to c. A. Johnson press
den, OF Hartford National Bank, Hartford, Kan
sas, and T.. L. Wiekiter, president of QuIn,er
State Bank, Quinter, Kansas, end president OF
Kansas State Bankers Association
The oil game, is fast business aud II You
want in on the ground floor, you must act
quickly You will have no one to blame hut
Yourself II YOU lose this chance OF making
money with us. We reserve the right to return
ali checks in case Of over subscription, and We
reserve the right 10 advance stock without
notice, To make bure OF getting your share OF
this stock At par value, only $40 share, kindly
il on, the coupon below and mail today:
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-17

snulhNrNtory direction through At<
wood 10 Allen IN l'Ontotpc county
Route No, sb beginning NJ n point
near the town ~ vlrl on the road be.
tween Woodward ana TRlogn. and run.
ming In n westerly direction 10 tho town
NJ ATHsit
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-17
Groves
7 asteIess chill onic

is an exceptionally Good General Strengthening Tonic
for the Child for the Mother or any Of the Family young
or old You can soon fool Ito Strengthening. lnveor
atne Effect 1t is acceptable to the most delicate
stomach and does not cause nervousness or ringing In
the head Price 80c'
4 laxative 10 snoAosed WITH ssok boffis fo -
used In oonnsofion WITH GROVES TASTEIESS ohl1
T0NJ0 IN frssfAsg osses ~ &panieh lnfIusnxxs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-17

So severe that !
could not raise
my feet from the
Il or. Pains
would shoot down
my Limbs and
through my back,
and the doctor
said I had an ah-
scCss | was in
bed two weeks
with an icchag
on NY side and
expected any dav
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-17

l.hYernc. thence west 20 point duo
uputh NJ Beaver Clly, thence north
through llonypr 'lty 10 FOrgpnl thence
Westerly through i.Ornua and Hooker 10
the town ~ DuymOn
Route No, ~ beginning ~ Calvin
IN Hughes county aud running IN ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-17

there are nee doctors who a.c hrcl
~ care tor the city tree, Oklahoma
ClV !, a young oity and our Tree
growth has just begun Something
should be done 10 promote this tree
,,nirif"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-17
Prevent It

by taking GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC which
contains the wel-known tonic properties of QUINlNE
and IRON II Purihes and Enriches the Blood, and
Pure Rich, Red Blood Strengthens and Forfes the
System against Colds, Grip and Influenza
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-17
DRESSMAKER
SAVED FROM
OPERATION
BY Taking Lydia (. Pink
hams Vegetable Com
pound in Time.

ithaca, y. Y-"Thrcc years AGO I
suffered from pains IN ms right side,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-17
As Spanish Influenza

Is an exaggerated form of Grip GROVES TASTE
LESS chill TONIC should be taken in larger doses than
Is prescribed for ordinary Grip good plan is not to
wait until you are sick, but
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-17
Lulu Pearl Oil Company


200 Hines Building
Wichita Falls, Texas
FEW LIVE AGENTS WANTEpYm send substantial references
from o. man your home
oUR PRESIDENT
president Of Quntcr Bank Qun Kan,
prss, Bankers Association has this about Mr.
Cannon who is ilent o hc Lulu Pearl Oil Company:
had dealings with
N who has bees giving his whole
o n ssRsd He ha, Is absolutely
dealing with him need aot issr
undue advantage will BE- taken
SHOWS OUR HOLDINGS IN WONDER OIL POOLS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-23

parsoned-but to have faith Industry
his power
Four years ago. before the started the industrial and
economic streams of the world much rolled and muded
forget that prices that labor restless
dissatisfied and that of industrial heard
then We have spent four years the destruction
material; that it do this does alter
suits We have turned stream of natural activity
its accustomed channels to operate quite other mills
stand agha that the streams turgid worlds
wheels do not turn peacefully before Without minimizing
at all the seriousness Of the suaon would
to IN its relation to the isolated about
with intelligent optimism seek for will grad
ually clear the stream
Toast of Thanksgiving the saving few who believe
that life is not measure to be drained chalice to be
hed, who still find overcoming faith in the fair
nes of the future and strength courage fight the battles
of peace ~
1t there be only comparative of these men and
women capitalists and aborers they may able TO eaven the
lump OF world selshness and wiring victory from seeming de
feat 1t has been done many times the world before hut
we doubt Let us be thankful for opportunity '''
Anne L. Pierce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-23
Thanksgiving Day, 1919

HERE the story of the little boy who prayed that he
L might get his share of the prevailing epidemic Of
dphtheria and escape school, But waking up in
the morning with slight throat he nXiousy asked has
mother whether she thought God couldn't take Joke. People
who get their answered in the affirmative often feel this
way, though they lack child's frankness.
all thought that if only could have vic
orious peace from under the world
wide cloud we could and would stand anything.
The IS but it doubtful whether a more
complaining, bad tempered old world down
its Thanksgiving dinner We certainly have troubles
the chief to be selshness. The Thanksgiving
based the fact that ancestors had just begun
light through the woods and stood
death from famine col Indians wild fighting
chance all they asked Because dangers kukng
Boshevm instead of Indians high instead of
not only unthankul full of
and disgust
We have conquered the air and the Hun but what does
it profit if souls lax and whining seisl
60 out complaining and haheared to battle with the dragons
OF particular time country
Hope and Fah We had proved the saving grace of the
God of Battlesthough i'll prepared badly ca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-23
When a Town Needs
A Mothers Care

1t is one of the most valuable of
the fruits of the war, this quiet
turning from dramatic world needs
to- serve simply the next-door need
Of our own community. The milk
of human kindness that must be
condensed and shipped half round
the world before it turns sour is not
y very good brand.
Now, up at Scarsdale, on the Har-
iem Division, there was one of these
very enthusiastic and we'll organ
ized corps of suffrage and war work
ors. The community needs are pc
ellliar, inasmuch as there are about
eco houses scattered over a town
ship as large as New Rochelle. 1t
even has its Americanization prob
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-23
A Training School
For Volunteers

The Charity Organization Society
stands ready to give you the train
ing, so that you may learn how to
fit the wonderful facilities of New
York to the needs Of these people
in trouble.
A six weeks course of four hours
week is to be available to the
volunteer who wants to "put her
shoulder to the wheel of misfor-
tune
1t is inspiring in some spots and
discouraging in others, but gratify-
ing undeniably, because one is no
longer an outsider, an observer of
life, but one is living through the
pages Of the greatest novel ever left
unwritten.
Not Give and let live" but Give
and help live is our challenge to
the volunteer.
She was the second line of de-
Tense in time of war-now she is
needed right up front to fight the
battles of peace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-23
The Peasant
4 Russian, Story
Anne l.. Pierce.

NEIKHuLA the villager drew
breath and stood in the black
'oamy furrow. A knight was
approaching, who made SIGNS that
he wanted to talk.
"Ho. good Milhuia the yillaperr,
lie cried. Look at me. have come
from across the world. Down the
steep edges Of the hills have rid
Gen. The galloping hoofs of nv
horse have trodden the grassy
plains. / have slain dragons. ogres
and false knights. Now, there is no
one dares to fight me; there is
no one as strong. Tell me, Mix
hula the Nillager, do you know Of
any one as strong as l? If you do,
will greatly reward your
Mikhula put his hands on the
pillow. Help me lift my pillow and I
viii tell YOU" he said
81 will be glad to favor YOU for
I AIN indeed strong said the
knight. He leaned over without
leaving his saddle and seized the
handle of the plow. He pulled on it
but it did not move. Then the good
knight lightly sprang from his horse
and seized the stick with bot. hands
He lifted. The plow did not move
Anger came on him that he should
be made little III the sight of Mix
hula the Niliager, and again he took
hold Of the handles. His muscles
swelled. The sweat rolled from him
in beads. Truly" he easpcd. This is
a greaterdeed than any have done !"
Then Mikhula the ViIlager lightly
brushed the knight aside, lifted his
pillow with one hand and tossed j,
aside. "The weight of all the worlc
is in that plow" he said.
In silence the knight mounted anc
rode off. He had found his man.
B. S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-23
The First Mother
Spread the Good News

That was the beginning. You see
where we have arrived today said
Miss Jardire, looking round the
rooms Of the societa per lie Dome
faiiane SO clean and attractive in
Della Robb;a blue and ivory coloring
and al the moment swarming like
beehive with mothers and children.
We discovered early tnat instruc-
lion and care before childbirth
were the greatest needs Of the
women. We saw that cramped liv-
ing conditions and the work which
many of the women were doing in
tobacco factories did not result in the
production of healthy American chill
dren. Our Italian social worker
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-23
An Italian Doctress
Serves Her Own

"Dr. Philomena Tufaro. VINO att
tends both clinics, is the only avail
able Italian woman physician IN this
city. AS far as We know there are
but two. She is young. pretty.
clever, and has had extensive prac-
ticc. Our Italian women have great
confidence in her and affection for
her. The attending nurse and eqnip-
ment for the prenatal clinic are pro
vided by the New lc1t MIX Com
mittee.
Mrs. Maria Viezzoli is in charge
Of this club, and knows every man
ana woman in the community. Once
a week she gathers the women to
gether to sew for their children. and
then an English teacher comes r.
and gives them short lesson. We
do not expect them TO learn much. az
they have too many family cares &c
distract them.
"Mrs. William T. Baker and Mrs.
Edward NJ. Cravath, who are both
deeply interested in our club, and in
cidentally have both lived in Italy.
came to visit the childreu's clinic the
other day They decided at once
that we must take the adjoining
store for children's playroon. and
have promised to furnish it. This IL
only the beginning. hope. Of bigger
Things for this community and for
others III which we are working.
Is not this an illustration Of 4
very practical kind of Americaniza
ton work, if you want to call it
such?' asked Miss Jardine. II be-
lieve that wher friendship is estah.
hshed between Americans and people
OF foreign birth, then vital seed OF
real Americanization is planted"