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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
Suits, Goats, Capes and Dresses

Special attention directed the dresses fashioned Of
Georgetes Taetas Pebble Crepe Silk Serges and combna
ton Of Serge and Georgette Smart shouetes straight
line panel and effects All have the narrowed long skirts
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02

members Thursday evening "a, a ban.
Iu"t held IN the church suh-stofy.
About 80 young women were ~ at
tendance and after the serving of an
excellent dinner hy women of the
congregation. "a foreign missionary
society was organized
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02

Al the regular mc'tInF ~ Tulsa
chapter u. A Il. Wednesday In the
hdme of Mrs ". T.. Gordon delegates
ana klternates 20 the twenty eighth
continental congress TO he held In
Washington In April will be selected
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02

The program for this wrck's meet
NIX uf the iINschka club on Saur-
day with Mrs Clarence J. liIudman
ns hostess. will he arranged 10y Mrs
Harry W Gregg. Mrs leo quinn.
Mrs. llindman aud Misses Margaret
l,inggpld. Ethel kuhns and Mary
DonahOe
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
OF Interest to
Women
Informal

,,p.r th, guests joined IN q
'r' ", t,ilr In the humr or
rin' ". ,l Mrs Digs lligh scores
tl.t' ,., ny Mr ana Mrs Joseph
~ iAIf.A.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02

,..,, indies daN ~ the country
N''n'...,l snnlr 90 ot 90 guests
/, 40 d" .', lis. Wednesday, tot the
\. .' a. ,rda. followed hv trh.
~ r, NJ collins VAS hos'rTs and
|f' .,, a. Young mhllons ana
,....Ituts thirteen hhlrH
d, ,,,, formed with ~" high
\ h'i'h IN, tl Mrs walter VI
: ,.'o, ,nd Mrs Eari y nef'y t'"
y h.'. ..,Ord A. usual after the san''H.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02

a.. ,.,uIr l.. llough ~ the CA
,i. ,pIrm,u's "n,rr,, "n,rr'aln'u nn'',, u sn,",,
r",ny a. cards Friday att"i noon
bon guest Mrs Neva brldsetofi
',s, NJ Oakland. cat
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02

The birthday Anniversary " Mrr
Arthur ". Gideon. which came on
Thursday. wHs made pleasant oC
raslun IN winch u party ~ several
friends and neishbofH Joined for the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02

SeMper FidchH club ~ the First
Methodist church witnessed u gath.
cring In or It's old and many new
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01
BERGER TRIAL HALTED
WHILE BY LOVE NOTE
Efforts ~ Giri s,cnoxrupiser Ia
Communicate Win Jurr No, Ir.
gnrdci ~ fsmpcrtng Atts-npt.

CHICAGO. Dec. ~ Efforts made
by q Giri atenographer employed by
"a chicago newspaper to get "a love
note 10 one OF tho Jurors today
halted the trial uf the i've socialist
leaders CHARGED with violation uf
the espionage law. The Girl. II ~
said, -cribbled a note and asked "a
baillf to deliver II To the juror The
bailiff told Judge Iandla. who sum
moned the lawyers and defendants
before him ~ his chambers and
later sent Tor the Eirl strnogrupher
and woman reporter employed hy
Milwaukee newspaper
After questioning the HrnoHratl-
er. Judge lands WAS convinced 'lu'
no effort had been made to tan pcr
with the Jury and that the girrs lr.
tion was the result ~ ignorance ~
court rules. lie ordered the gltl
excluded from future sessions of the
trial
Victor l.. Nerser congressman.
elect from Milwaukee the la-tgSvf
the five defendants to he called as
u witness. was on the stand through
out the dal when court adjourned
until Thursday morning. his direct
examination had not been con
cludei
IierFrr. after giving his lif-s his.
tory. described himself a. a con.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01
YOUNG VAUDEVILLE STAR
UPSETS DIETING THEORY

Margaret Edwards. the beautiful
Young dancer who created such a
sensation at the Empress last night.
enjoys tho distinction OF having Won
the grand prize over 5000 con.
tr-,antr IN America as being the
most perfectly formed girl In the
world
Realms ~ daily newspaper and
magazine have hcrn written about
her. The November numl9r Of
Physical culture had nm illuttrated
article about her with IA different
dancing and athletic poses She II
said TO he the Test posted exponent
of the science Of physical education
In the world
She was one ~ the stars In tho
big inayinH picture produced n num-
her OF years ago entitled TYPO
critics" In which she played the part
OF Naked Truth
Miss Edvards IL a native of Cal
lfornla and her mother, who IN with
her on tho present visit was for
many wears physical instructor In
the University " California. II is
due TO the careful training ~ the
mother that the young woman, not
yet is. has developed into the per
feet specimen. " woma7ly lowell
ness
Miss Edwards IL well known
among the famed movie colony
nt lus Angeles aud an intimate
friend ~ the famous Gish sisters.
She taught Lillisu Gi-h hnw to
Jump So skillfully across the bel In
one ~ the early scenes ~ rhe
Greatest Thing In ldfe," the new
grimm feature now AZ the Rialto
She never wore cutset IN her
NE and her muscles perfectly de-
velopcd are ~ hard ~ mails
when a world rrporirt called At
noon for an interview and asked her
advice tn Young rirls Who wish 20
attain perfect physical wumanhood
ahc replied
The stout rlrl ma, drink ull the
milk she wants drink a large
quantity every ibN ilut she must
rNcrcisc n'ihmllv aud vigorously
she may on the thinrs she likes too
W rhe viii u,N cNrrcltc lu the morn
trg ana h'fprr retiring
"nlshrthaU ia "a rrIue n c'e.
atos havoc with the physique The
gymnasium should be- abolished I
never h,i an Indian chm ur pnlr
NJ dumb hollis lu my htui Ttkc
vour own cNerrises ln your room he
tore D. wlrrur THIS ls an the gym
na.Uu q 20 need
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01

while unwilling TO uAN" any pos
tive statements ~ 20 the exact
routes 10 he tpkeh of ihe mllrhse
lirol,cd an official ot the pkla-
homa Union hallway Company yes
terday stated that plans we're being
considered for an extension OF IN"
present line into kirfer southward'
ana that another one winch woubd
bee begun within the near future
was one which would connect Tulsa
with tho Missouri Pacific RAILWAY
line To the east.
w. we're forced TO abandon many
~ our plans at tn. outset or the
war" ,h. official continued, he
cause OF the demand made upon the
country hy The war fuf men ana
materials Sow that the war IN over
and the demand for men and mate
rails has given way To u demand Tor
transportation facilltle. and HSH-
tens Of transportation Tor service In
the reconstruction period ana IN"
years that are TO follow. We feel that
We cai 80 ahead with the plans We
wer. contemplating when the war
caused Va TO curtail our condruc-
ton work.
we completed our hne tn Nh-
pulpa ami kicfer only under most
difficult conditions and 10 meet a
demand of the public. the insiatency
NJ that demand having been shown
by the popularity Of the line since II
was placed IN operation only "a
couple of months ago,
we contemplate an extension or
the line which runs to the south
through klefer and another line
eastward which will connect this
city at some point with the Missouri
Pacific system OF steam railway
when this has been accomplished
Tulsa's trade territory viii have
been Increased by several hundred
square miles and several thousand
pay envelopes. which now are
emptied on other counters, will find
their way into the shops and stores
~ Tulsa merchants
TO say Jus, what routes have
been selected would add greatly 10
the Interest Tulsa h0s taken in the
expansion OF lts interurian sywcm
but NJ the same time II IL possible
that such Information might In some
wsy delay actual work Of building
the line, For this reason, no state
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01

lowed by tho road. hut tn" topog-
rnphy uf the country which IN to
bc traverscd with ita grades and it's
fills All these plans are now ready
to be turned over To tn" engineers
ls soon as legislation IN made right
when this undertaking IL put un-
der way, there will open an era Of
railroad building which, 1t In be
lirved. will keep pace with the pro-
gram ~ highway construction which
has been mapped out for Oklahoma
for the coming years Thsss two
factors Will accomplish greater ~,
suits In the upbuilding OF the state
than all other influences combined,
The railroad and the paved highway
will be brought virtually Ia the
farmers front door which means
that there will he moro farmers and
with more farmers more food which
is the meat" OF the situation which
now confronts every nation on the
globe.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01
SEVERE STORM PREVAILS
FROM KANSAS TO GULF

KANSAS tl1N. Dec - .uuV
storm reaching the severity uf ID hlt.
fard IN many pIi, ,., prevailed IT,.
night FROM northern ktusas 10 tho
sulf. according 90 reports reaching
the local weather bureau
Railroad traffic M man, localities
was badly impaired 10, the storm. The
reports said
Transconlincntal tuua un the
santa Fc Nu,k lsltud and ln,uu
Pacific roads nave hneu tod up ln
kunsas and the Sanh l.,.. California
limited train cuNhuuud ,- SNOW
bound ~ an nm .uoWu pui''
The same condition p~e,aiI4 on uIi
roads as f,r south as uutthwcAt
Texas
Failing on Top of q GO ,,ur ~
frozen snow from the storm uf q
week aso, todnNs SNOW hi. made
hikh~sys In man, places Imrts.ib..
The plains section VtH swept %, u
strong wind durul the storm and
heavy drifts have contributed io the
isolation Of rural ,ummuu't',s
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01

a single motor and the train Will
proceed on to oklahoma CITY
Electric freight locomotives stint
lar 10 those used hy IN" New York
central railroad In III, suburban
service out of No~ York. except that
they Will he heavier. viii be- used.
The hrnviert of steel rails will also
be- used In road construction, These
plans do not represent the fancied
Ambitions of a vet ~ promoters.
rh~ announcement that the road WIS
to b" built was followed hy the us-
unl skeptici-ip on the part ~ those
who are slow Ia believe anything
that looks To the upbuilding ~ okla
homa. Many OF these skeptics. how
ever. changed their views after they
had been given an opportunity 10
study Tor themselves the maps. blue
prints sketches and drawings which
Ar. the result OF more than "a yenr
~ difficult labor and which show
not only the actual course to be fol
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01

ments as 10 this feature of the wor,
will be made"
During the past two years Tur
has been linked with itu first Di.
neishbor by u system of iutrrurht
line, with the completion Of iu.
line into Sapulpa. this city ~.
given It's first taste of in,crurhtu
service. and like the Pears SOAP
haby. II "ories for more"
Tulsa now IN Joined by It's inter.
urban with the greatest oil refinlus
center In the world West Tultst
while further along the line In lt,I
Fork, "a center where no sua
amount of Improvement II In course
of completion, including "A munich.
waterworkH system and a school s,.
tenn at cost ~ thousands ~ Co..
lars Through an area of splcud.I
farm land ana u rich OIL section, 'Nr
intcrurban line runs to the city %
Sapulpa, the county seat Of cree.
county. and probably tho second
largest oil refining center In The
state
From Sapulpa the line rurs
southwark 20 Kiefcr and II In FROM
this point that the line will be pro-
jccted southwark In the direction of
such cities as Beggs and Okmulgre
The task of completing this line hy
the Oklahoma Union Railway com.
pany during the period OF tho war
WAS n difficult one.
On the highert type os roadhel
there has been placed In service the
mos, modern OF in,crurhan cars
steel throughout attaining hlFh
speed without the loss OF one fel.
turc OF comfort or safety Combined
with this expert passenger service
has been installed u rapid freirh'
service throughout the line and u II
this feature which received a most
hearty welcome from the merchants
and other patrons of freight service
along the line.
As the roadway and line was he
ing completed huge barn ana shop
was erected IN the city, with n vI"w
OF keeping the. equipment In excel
Ten, condition and many suhsihtlnus
were Installed. all OF which has
added to the credit due the Tulsans
who saw In an efficient interurhan
line for Tulsa one of the factors of
building "a bigger and better city
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01

s-tvailNe and constructive socialist
Their" are two schools of social
iHts.' he 1,id. Historical and hyHtcr.
ical
u belong 10 the historical school
| believe In complying with the law
was never arrested IN my lie un-
III this care Ny plan In to obtain
control gradually ana pay aS Ne go
would not conflscate any prop
ertN My way NJ abollshing the
great trusts would he TO have the
government buy them"
herger r,id he never approved of
a hotasc or any other fopms of vin-
lence practiced 10y the | " W lie
said that when the l. W. " was
organized In 1905 he was invited tn
join bur refused Later he was re-
sponaible for the expulsion ot VII
liam u. Haywood. general secretary
and treasurer ~ the l. W ". now
serving n prison term
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01
WANTS PROMOTIONS
ON MERIT FOR NAVY
ssuvssasy Daniels urscs Adoption of
oyvaasu heeorc Hoasc Committee.
Also Ashs for lncvcas,xi Pay.

WARRINGTON, Dec. 3i--secre-
tary Daniels In appearing today be.
fore the house naval committee to
espisin the navy's needs as regards
personnsl until q permanent estab-
llshmsnt can be determined In the
Iight OF the action OF the peace con.
fsrencs. urged that hereafter naval
officess be promoted on merit
The secretary recommended an
smendmsnt that would withdraw all
sppIication OF seniority In making
promotions and also suggested that
Officers In each grade be permitted
10 ssisct men for ppmotion to sue.
cessive grades lns,eSh OF continuing
the present system of having all Sc
lectiops made by q single board
Increased pay for the men ~ the
navy also was recon mrnded by Mr.
Daniels. who urged tho committee
10 write into the naval hill a pro-
vision making permanent the war
Time pay increases OF from So to iiS
Tor enlisted men This would make
the pay range from ilG To 81 n
month. The "crctary also asked
that one months pay he given navy
men as a Gratuliy when they are
discharsed from the service
In explaining 10 the gcommiltce
that the department would not now
ask for any increases In the per.
manent enlisted strength 81 the
navy, Secretary Daniels said tempo
rary Increase should be authorized
'o Include $4,000 temporar, reEu.
lars and 62.0O0 ~ the reserve. fot
operating transports. A. "a total ot
soO'0Oo men would be- needed fur
naval shlps ana transport.
To give the % nOu uidtioiul uff.
.ers necessary Tor the permanent
establishment ny JUS. 1890. Mr
l'arS,ls said II was proposed in
iransfer I 0O0 reserve offi,rrs it tho
regular establishment to rank dc en-
signs and llcutenants These with
$50 enslrns from the naval atd.
emy next June pnd 500 n june
1920, would make up tHr needed
number.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01

IN operation Hs soon aH that from
NuNk"gr" 4" bk lhoma city II
has been estimated that the compile.
tiun ~ these two ln~ viii hring
4 r"ctlv tn TulsaS trade door the IN
hahitanh ~ - cities and towns
A. 10 operation. II has been eS
planned that electricity In To be the
moiiV" power, Passenger service
viii b" furnished by motor cara
somewhat similar 10 those IN use In.
the New York subway Each ear
In equlrp"d with It's own motor II
In the pihn of the men who will build
TIA. Tulsa Musko ogre oklahoma CITY
road To- provide through service be
tween thes. cities after this manner,
make M ono ear trains at Tulsa and
Muskogae their meeting place be
INK bkmulgrc. Al Okmulgee. add
nnothor car and make up IA train
OF three cars, one coming from Tulsa
and one from Muskoger All three
cars can he operated aS one train by
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01
~ TtiAt's D,DItM tN
10 UItIN,. iIi'. Iiii>GS

iut % tn Tulsa that the pro
posed railroad VII b." ~ greatest
benefit Tulsa ALREADY has the SEE.
ond largest lntrrurhan system In the
state ana this system Ia 20 connect
with tho proposed long Graham line
at pkmulg"r u already ha. sI
tended ~ operations ~ FAR HH kis
Ter When extended tu inert tho
Proposed line a. pkmuiger Tulsa
Viii then =" linked with the brgert
lies ~ The state both east aud
west Another line 10 IA" north con
n"rtinE with the extensive sNHtsm
nov ~ operation I'm nuithern OKLA.
houa, southeastern Kansas ana
western Missouri ia expected TO lee
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01
Carru,hcrs Field Closed.

TONT WONTU. TrXns. Dec N =.
'hrru'hers field has been ordered
CLOSED Gui rll airplaucs ana aviators
there viii b" transferred Ia Rarron
field. whirh. u was announced here
today. viii he made a permanent nv.
Ing station \ large number ~
'nntiian HNiaturs we're trained At
Carruthers field ana II was near
there that captain Vernon Castle was
killed In an airplnnc thtN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01

IN such uaru.. q. 200 bring together
the east ana Nrr' tnl the north ana
south poftuus ~ 'ne Hair WhI, %
are now srpnrrird hy ,IH rsphnf"H
~ uuhttn.ssrd riI uul g,ogUtphl
raI Isolation which unt" here ."i're
been trarrrud only nn ruIudahuul
routes which put common ttavsI al.
lnus' out ~ me question
The intprurhun railroad ne ether
words IL about ~ come INTO i'H own
In oklahoma, n ,ungr'HH doen I
spoil present plans bn" ~ the blk
proIerta II that ~ I, II Long nnd
Edgar Graham ~ Mu.kpgeo Thrs"
plans whirh hbN" h''u thi"" N'hi~ iu
the forming are uuW complete nnd
the prohnhilli, that th"i VIII 10" cnr.
risd through iH Ho strong thlt MtHsit
| nng and Graham htt" mad" pubic
their plans ana have given out IN"
delnins of their making
More than thrc" years hgu "ngi
neers were Hent out To- survey the
rout. over which tho proposed rail
road was to be- built Strn'ing frnW
NJ urk osce they wotked west IN OK
mulgee ana north To- Strulpa From
Okmulgce too they worked south 10
Iisnrycttn, thence 10 Okamnh. To
Shawnee ana from Shawnee tn okla
homa cry THIS survey entail~d
~ labor and the plans we're
hid ont IN detail showing exactly
what directions the various routes
were 10 take locnilon ~ IN" lands
over which the road would pass ana
these plans. complete, and very com
prehcnHiVc ar" now Norod IN ia" en-
vault IN Muskogee. Tn"
4 draftsmen had completed thelr work
when the war broke out
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01
PRESIDENT HAS FIRST PAY
DAY OUTSIDE OF COUNTRY

WASIlINGTON. Dec ~ -presi-
dent Wilson today had his first pay
day outside of the limits OF the
United states ana the treasury war
rant for So ab0 drawn tn his credit
probably WAS the first presidential
pay check ever endorsed by any one
other than the chief executive
when tho president left the coun-
Try h" designated y T. Webster dis
bursting clerk AT the white house. As
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01
Wide Extension of the Tulsa System
Is Planned for Near Future by
Oklahoma Union Railway

The Oklahoma Inion Railway companys system, which
has grown be second only to that which links FL
Reno Edmond Guthrie and Norman with Oklahoma City,
planning great things for the future Twenty miles of track
have been extended west and south to meet other
Developments direction and now that company
iectinp lines 10 the east and north.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01
Proposed g-Graham Line Soon to
Link the Widely Scattered Local
Systems Through Tulsa

Tulsa is destined before long to become the heart of
the greatest electric railway web in the southwest Already
plans have been made and il announced they have been
financed TO construct connecting lines between the Oklahoma
City system the Shawnee system the Muskogcc system the
Nowata offsyvlc system and the Tulsa system and the
connection Ia 10 be made through Tulsn
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01

WNSfil NJ l''Ni l'e'. ~ Nbhn %
donment ~ ten army hospital pro-
iectS was announced TODAY hN the
war department Among them In Tho
state school for the blind Nashville
Tenn bthrf projects To hc abandoned
include buildings Tor an Officers
training school ~ Camp rike. Ark
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01

his Attorney In fact ana Mr. Web
ster today received the warrant, en-
dorsng II with Mr.. Wilson's name,
then signed his own aH attorney and
deposited the warrant in bank To the
presidents credit
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01

Shawnee. the line Will p-nrirat. "a
ron agricultural section ~ the stat"
ana viii connect up the Rock Island
With IA. coal fields and the Thil
lIIss ~ tn" nurth ana east At
Dk ,hhumu rlry ALSO. oununr'tionr
viii be made with the inteturbsn
linas fin uut ~ ihHi city tn W
Reno. Edmond. Guthrie ana Nor
man
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01
Widening OF Canal ltssOmmc ndrd,
uF kSIII NOTION Ia. n Tn n

W ASH fiN'sIbNt i'ef IL Nv
deepening and widening OF the
Houston. Texas ship channel at an
estimated cost OF t3.sb0,00O was
reconffn to congress- today by
army engineers with the provision
that local interests contribute
tis65 600 OF the total necessary for
the project
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01

Upon ono hig "iF" depends thc
development ~ the railway and the
bringing In" 10 Tulsa of scores ~
towns which are now on the dotted
line representing 80 many separate
units OF trade territory ana social
life.
Congress must remove this "lf'
before railway development viii b..
undertaken on "a scale which ~ 10
insure any lasting benefits to Tubs,
and othsr large trading centefs Of
the state
II the government continues 10
exercise Its present control over the
railways. " IN snfe to predict that
Oklahoma must do with what rail.
roads are now operating within the
stAte's borders II congress returns
control, even In n measure. To the
railroads, II In safe To assume that
there will be q rapid eSpa ansion of
rail- facilities which will have more
10 DO with the upbuildinK OF the
oeate than any other one factor with
the possible exception Of hard sur.
faced highways.
Plans which involve the expendl.
turs Of probably $4,000 600 are now
held In abeyance pending the de-
cision Of conEres. on the question OF
government control Of railways II
congress releases It's control To the
extent that the railways may con
tlnue 10 operate under their own
direction. but under government
regulations which will Insure their
practical autonomy, II Ia more than
likely that these funds will be re-
leased and an era OF railroad build
Ing which Oklahoma has never
known before, will begin,
INTERuRBANs WOULD LIMA
INFORMANT CITIES.
., /. no, Ac,..sry to cali tn. i'm.
asination into play to forese. what
the rssuits OF such n program would
be. Oklahoma would become laced
up with rail lines which would mean
that practically every community. no
matter how small would at once
become linked up With some trading
center and that means OF % com
munioation between points far apart
from ssch other would be afforded
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01

Hold me tight
lie rlnsped her ginger,
Tighter You don't love me
Yes, J do, bu, | was frying to save
soms pisars"