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supplied it enriches the
 impoverished blood, put
 Natures own color inte
 the cheeks, strengthens
 the nerves and gives re-
 newed vitality to the
 whole body. But to take
 the wrong kind of iron in : the hope of getting re- 7 newed strength may prove yworse than useless,a. so sphysicians h ave b ese n asked to explain below Ewhy they prescribe only Eprganic iron = Nuxated
 Iron-which, unlike the
 older inorganic products, ; is easily assimlated, does : not injure the teeth, make
 them black or upset the < Stomach.
 Dr. George H. Baker. for &merly Physician and Sur sgeon, Monmouth Memorial Hospital, New Jersey, says. women need to put e roses. in their cheeks and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-25

tions. showing the Japanese character in an interesting light.
 The production was made by the Ha- worth Pictures corporation and is re- leased by Exhibitors Mutual. Jane Novak supports Hayakawa as Gloria Manning, the American girl, and does excellent work. Francis J. MacDon- aid and Fred Montague have import ant roles. The production is notable
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-25
What Women Need Is Not Cosmetics
 Or Stimulating Drugs But Plenty D Of Pure Red Blood Rich In Iron
sro Give Them Health, Strength and Beauty

< Sleepless nights spent worrying over Supposed ailments, constant dosing with shabit-forming drugs and narcotics and
 useless attempts to brace up with strong coffee or other stimulants are keeping
 thousands of women pale, weak, ner- svous and constantly longing to be strong
 and well, when their real trouble may be nothing more than lack of iron in the
 blood. Without iron, the blood has no
 power to change food into living tissue and therefore nothing you eat does yoi ssout of it. When iron is
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-25

for it's elaborate settings and beauu- full photography.
 In 1917 the number of vehicles regis tered in the Mexico federal -district was DOGS; in 1918 the number had sfn creased to l5 200. Motor cars of all sorts, includ- ing private automobiles. / aubemobiles for hire and trucks. numbered 3S24.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-27
PERSONAL QUARRELS
BANNED BY M'GRAW
Litilc Napoleon Past MASTER ~ Rec
oncillng pccycd Iiallp'aycrs
Of Giants.

Mcuraw will not allow a more
difference of opinion between his
players 20 rob him ~ chance ~
cut into the worlds series melon lie
ion't care what attitude the players
maintain toward each other outside
~ the hall park ur whom the days
work iH done. hut every Giant must
pull for the suCCcas " ihp drgnuizn-
tiOu--or "MuggsY" will take a hand
.ltecrnuy Art Fletcher and 'Rubo"
Benton, o. the Ulnnt STAFF hooked
up IA frec.for,Aii battle They
had slight controversy on the bail
iield. and warm words led 10 Tu
exchange OF blows that lei New
York fans to think McGraW would
surely have 90 dispense with ono or
the o'her--or both hcIgcrents.
McGraw cgussed the talent. how
ever After the game he called
Benton and Fletcher tp his office
lic ala not probe into tho cause of
the trouble. hut no told both of them
they would have to givc up the idea
of fighting because tho team would
be easy picking for The opposition II
the players qnortcllod
From one close tn the Glanta 70 g.
gld that Fletcher began lo sulN.
wv M' q INV NHANNN'''l W. wv .HANIl
wrongs. and then the hulrr rDms
rvht back with counter charge.
McOraw gave them "a little rope hut
finally huShcd the argument and or.
dored them 10 shake hands ana fnr.
Ect Tho strife. Tho players did as
theytwere told, ana went out W tho
club house offering protuso apollo.
giles to one another
MrGruw iH q wonderful peace Rd
Nocatc when % comes 10 patching
up differences llc patched up the
rupture between ltal Chase and
MuthewHon, when some ~ his best
friends told him no would never be
able 10 keep Chase and Mntty on
lne same club McGraw seems tu
have certain lnsido track on hls
mon aud he to thoroughly mhuoH
them with the idea NJ winning ball
games they are quite anxious io
bury their petty dtforcnCc4 to win
h.F approval Mhtty and Chase are
today fast friends Matty prrfcrrri
uhurges OF Irregularities against
Chase bat tho peerless first aockcr
has evidently forgotten the past A.
least. chase is playing grand bail
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-27
Results Yesterday

Western League.
wichita q, Tulsa 3.
De- Molncs Z IN Joseph 4
Sioux city 6 Omaha
Joplin \, oklahoma Guy 7.
National League,
Philadelphia . 3, brooklyn oil.
~. Louis g. Chicago q
Cincinnati 4. Pittsburgh 2.
Boston d. New York s.
American League.
Philadelphia i2. Washington
ia
New York 3. noston @
~ Louis 3. Chicago :
Cleveland ., Detroit
Southern Association
Memphis 4, birmingham 3.
Mobiles. Nashville 2
Now Orleans 6. Chattanooga 4,
Llttlo Rock so. Atlanta 0-1,
American Association.
Toledo 6-4 Milwaukee 7-2
indianapolis o Kansas city I.
81 paul 4. Columbus 2.
Minneapolis ?. Louis file o.
1CSas League.
HOUSTON g Fort Worth
beaumont o. Shreveport
bnllA. 4 san Antonio
Galveston Z, waco @
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-27
MAJOR BIDDLE MAY
HELP RING DEFECTS
Wealthy Philadelphia Sportsman
Can DO Much Continued Good
for Boxing Game

Is tho national boxing board, OF
which Major Biddle Is prominent
official. going 20 take hand IN the
mltt sport In the future. or was BID
dies remarks about the biukerinE
over the referee question at Toledo
the result OF temporary disgust7
Tho distinguished PhUadelphlnn
did not take kindly 20 tho fugHiug be-
tween willard and Dempsey about
the third man" job and while In
Toledo he substantially told some
friends that there would mover be a
repetition Of these conditions. n the
national board could prevent them
Riddle Is ono Of thu highest class
sportsman IN this country lie
has always been an ardent lover Of
tho manly art. and tn his native city
has done much 20 raise tho game 20
"a hiEh standard His connection with
the sport gi this dime is the result
OF a great love FOR the ring game for
be rs % man 90 great wealth VINO could
very well shake of the troubles OF
the fistic game. n 80 were not for
his undying love of the sport
Blddlc was much surprised TO note
that Promoter klckard permitted
negotiations 60 En along so f1r that
there was actually some danger Of
the matter not being settled on the
day OF tho battle ilo was not back.
ward about airing his dislike ~ such
t condition. and hr promptly sug
Ccsted remedy 20 the effect that
q clause .u tine contracts ut the mil.
lcrs setting date fur "Ect.'ugrih-
ere session ON the referee question,
would have eliminated one uf the
unpleasant features OF tho bug show
The boxing game needs tho help
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-27
TRUE SP0RTSMANSHIP
SHOWN BY AMERICANS
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-27
Thompson Considered Great heavyweight
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-22
GOVERNMENT TO AID
BUILDERS OF HOMES
Spc Clniists Coming Ia Oklahoma To
Perfect Financial Arrange
mcnts, Commissioner says.

Every energy nt the command Of
the government is being brought to
bear for the purpose OF making a
success OF the national campaign FOR
home building ana Tula is to re
celye her share or federal aid as
practically the first city In the state
to take SERIOUS notice Of the national
movement II the plans OF tho cham
bcr OF commerce are carried out II is
probable that "A 10 weeks campaign
for home building hore Will he called
IN the near future The communica-
tion copied herewith was recently re-
cciycd at the chamber Of commerce"
from claude E Connaliy federal di-
rector and commissioner OF labor AZ
Oklahoma CITY:
We are advised by authorities In
Washington that the United states Is
entering upon the greatest 'hom"
hYildiug Cumpniggr over undertaken
~ any nation. The department of
labor in Washington IN sending out
home building specialists for the pur-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-22

pose ~ perfecting this work through
local building and loan associations
IN tho different cities over the county
and conferences are being held for
the. purpose Of promoting the federal
home loan bank In the different
puris OF the country for The purpose
~ assisting nnd making II possible
for the workers to buUd and own
their own homes 10y furnishing the
local building and loan association
with federal funds to assist In THIS
work. -
The writer is leaving oklahoma for
Washington for "A conference with
the United states department OF la
hor officials on April 23rd To 25th, To
discuss the subject OF national en-
ploymont service IN 60 operation with
state and municipalities and TO pro-
lect 4 proRrnm for legislation. The
purpbsc or the conference Will he To
define and establish the most cffec-
tive form Of relationship between the
national ana state employment Rgen-
clcs and In a general agreement bring
out definite Objective toward which
an may work To the end that n thor
uugh ana mprehcnsivc public en-
ployInopt service may be permanent
" established.
am today addressing a com munl-
cation 10 the secretary - tho trades
ana labor council I'm Tulsa. advising
that am taking this matter mp with
your organization ana with the au'
thorities in Washington and It might
bc advisable for your organization TO
get In touch with them for tn" pur-
pose Of securing their cooperation
and assistance In this work
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-22
.ERB NOT SURPRISED
AT. TULSA'S SKYLINE
Orgnnlst says Local Boys Attending
University of Illinois Leave
Nothing to Imagination.

Prot j. lawrence Erh \dlroclor OF
the school Of music and orEanist at
the GnivorIty Of Illinois, arrived In
the city Monday afternoon 10 appear
In recital Monday evening a. \
O'Clock ~ the dedication of the Wlcks
organ Of Holy Family Catholic
church, "A gin Of Mr and Mrs John
II Markham, ir
Prof Erb was formerly president
OF IN" national supcrNItor.s assocla -
ton of music ~ America lie has
been hNocdiod With the University
"f Illinois In his present position
FOR five yo1.s prior To which he was
organist of the Fourth rrcshytcrlan
church OF Chicago
when interviewed by n world re-.
porter, Prof Erb. with becoming
modosty. was prone 10 talk more or
the University or Illinois and llS ad-
Nnnngcs than Of himself
"lt is the only university In Amcri-
ca whore students are not required
10 pay FOR instruction I'm music" h"
said 81, iE IN extra fpt which
charges are made else where. but the
nivrrsity or Illinois gives hat frc"
Ii,c its other branches We have
from 5000 10 5000 students and a
faculty OF 500 Cur social society
has $50 voicN-. oG, symphony or
chrstra 90 pieces. and In the four
parts Of our university band there
are 200 men"
The professor has recently crlc-
hrhiod the 25th anniversary OF his
organ work. though his youthful ap-
pcarance bellies such statement IL
is his custom 20 give "a weekly recital
on Sunday afternoon in the audito-
rum at the university, the last being
the i41rd OF his series
In regard Ia tho magnificent organ
made In IIyland, III. and Installed
here only last week Prof Erb said
that the instrument had beautiful
qualities, ita tones were especially
good ana pleasing. and tho action
responsive. lie was delighted with
II
The organ proper In In the choir
lott over tho 'front.' entrance OF the
cathedral, but by means OF con
meeting cable 500 feet long. "A section
uf II located behind tho altar may
be played from the same hry-bot,f II
with marvellous effect.
The visitor had never been In Tulsa
before, though he had formerly
travelled In this section Of the stnte.
lie expressed himself ns pleased with
the city and It's progressive appear
that he was surprised at our tail
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-22
WANTS SCHOOL CHILDREN
TO MEET BOOSTER TRAIN

IN the lricrcH'a ~ the trade cN.
tension trips 10 bee made th.s spring
by Tulsa merchants and business
men C6l Clarence ~ Douglas.
secretary OF the chamber OF com.
mcryc, i- mailing a copy nf tho 10.
lowing letter to tho civic and lu-
duatrial heads of every town which
is 10 bc visited on tho booHtrr trims
ON Tuesday April 2gth, Ae. 80
a. m by way OF tho Santa Fo 20
representative business men ~
Tulsa viii visit your city fur The
purpose of getting better ac-
quaintcd with your people, thus
being the occasion ur our annual
trade tip ia Tglsts trade terri c
tory We VIII have 70 band ~ 10
pieces which will play a concert
Immediately on arrival iu your
city
Wo viii greatly appreciate" II II
yuu viii giNr tho children OF the
oho0ls a hair holiday on this date
ln order that w. may have the
pleasure of meeting them ana that
they may near AN Inspiring ad-
dresd from vumo NJ the mem brrs
Of our party. together with the
concert
Our stay In your city 10 some
what llmit"dv, hut w. want to
meet az many people Whllc thorn
as pos1lblc Wlll you please give
notice general publicity among
your clu1uuH. ana greatly ohligo
Very truly yours.
CLARENCE - Dot GLAS
General Secretary.
Tulsa Chamber uf Commerce,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-22
BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED
MONDAY TOTAL $36,225

Among the building permits issued
by the city yesterday was one 20 the
lIofstra Manufacturing company for
an addition TO their plant at 402
North Cheyenne, to cost $40. 900. The
aggregated value OF building permits
issued Monday was f36,22b. Follow
ing is list OF the permits:
L. Pritchard, store room. 42a South
Muybelle. 1900.
Hutchtson Lumber company, re-
pairs on lumber shed. S02 East sixth,
800
J. /. Mutt. residence. 1927 East
Second. st,500.
NJ x. Graham. store and apartment
building, 1909 South Detroit, $4,000.
Jonas G. Cunningham. residence,
1l2 North Union, $1,000.
NJ. j. Flanagan. residence and
garage, 62l North Elwood. $1,000.
Mrs. H. Morton. repairs at . south
Lewis. $1,000.
]. c. Green. shop, GIG North Rock
forta8l25.
II. l.. Grant. residence. i31 East
Illinois, $500,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-22
WORSE THAN
DEADLY
POISON GAS

Kidney disess. is no respector Of per.
hens II attacks young and old alike
In most cases the victim Ia warned
Of the approaching dangen Nature fights
back, Headache, Indigestion, Insomnia,
lane back, lumbaso. scistics, rheums.
tsm, pain In the loins and lower sb.
domen, difficulty in urnating, all are
indication Of trouble brewing In your
kidneya
When such symptoms sppesr you win
Almost certainly find quick reliet In
GOLD hEDAL"FeArlem Oh Capsules.
This famous CID remedy has stood
The test for two buBdred years in help.
Ing mankind 70 hght OF disease.
II 10 imported. direct from the koms
laboratories In Holland, where II has
helped TO develop the Dutch into one
of The sturdiest and heslthiest races In
the world, and IL may be bad at
almost every drug store. Your money
promptly refunded u IL does not re.
feve you. BE sure to get tho genuine
GOLD MEDAL Brand In sealed mack
sses tAfss ssres
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-22
MORE TROOPS OF 42ND
ARE ON THE WAY HOME

WASH MOTION, April 81 About
900 officers and men OF the I2nd
GRa.nhow) Division sailed from
llreN. APRIL IS. on the traUanaEt
t.HviathiHn. due ht New York April
%. Among the officers on hoard
arc Major General Charge w. Read,
commanding the division ana Brig.
General Douglas Macarthur. com
manding the sam infantry brigade.
Units on board the Ieviathan In
cludo thc l4gih and lbOth field ar
ullcry, sam infantry brigade head
quarters l66th infantry. ll7th am
wunitlOu train headquarters, A2nd
division military police. ll7th sani-
thry train less ambulance companies
1876, lfG ana l67 talready sailed IS
casual companies and 40 casual Of
fiCors among whom is Major General
samuel -. SturEi1
The transport Aqultahla, due a,
New York April - has on board the
305th Infantry complete, OF the 77th
division; four casual companies,
evacuation ambulance company No.
50. 3O6th and 3O6th machine gun
bnt'nllons C7lA division); 30 casual
officers
The Kroonland sailed from St
NaHairc FOR Ncwport News April is
with the headquarters. medical de-
tachment. and companies A To II, In
elusive OF the lO9th machine gun
battalion, detachment OF headquar-
ters 2sth division; field and staff.
headquarters lst and 3rd battaliops.
companies +, @. H. /, X. l., ana N,
and OF the illth Infantry, machine
gun company OF l3Sth infantry.
2Sth division military police; three
conva lcscent detachmcnts.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-22
HILTON HERE WITH
HIS TRAFFIC HEADS
Frisco Officials Hold system Confer
encc Extending over Two
Days In Tuisa.
GO OVER TERMINALS TODAY
Colonel Douglas Appears Bcforc
Railroad Representatives Ia
,o Tell OF City's Needs.

Reprcsenilng the entire system,
traffic officials OF the Frisco railroad
TO the number of rs are in Tulsa at
tending "a conference with Alexander
Hilton. general traffic manager.
Tulsa was selected for this confer
onco that the officials from all sec
tions might visit the wonder city OF
the southwest and note It's wonderful
growth during recent years
Following are the names of the Of
flcinls who were In attendance; A
Hilton, traffic manager. 81 Louis,
r. c. Reilly, general freight agent. 81
Louis. J. n. COrnatlar. general pas
scnger agent, 81. Louis: g. O. Jack
son. general freight and passenger
agent, TT. Worth, & y. Butler, q, f.
MacRroRor, J. w Nourse. H. T., Nor
ris w. I. English. T.. G. IIoag. T. j.
Perry. J. II. Doughty. II ~ liuc-
hanan, II T.. Sanboru. II. G. Conley.
l. q. Fidler. q. w. Green. r. j
lawleT, T.. Il. Newman o., N Conlcy
A. II. stevens. w. C. Preston. l.. W.
Price, J. C.. Lovrien. A. l.. Matthews.
II. c. Gentry. T.. f. Tillman. l.,
y. Washington.
The Frisco officials were In confer.
once at the Hotel Tulsa practically
IN" entire day Monday Tulsa In
particular and Tulsa'H needs from "A
railroad mans point Of view was one
OF the Issues discussed
Clarence u. Douglas general sec
retary OF the chamber of commerce,
spoke 10 the railroad men Monday
afternoon. Colonel Douglas asked
tho Frisco men to use their Influence
In obtaining for this city an uptown
ticket office. n special train to Fort
Worth. and Pullman service to points
Of import TO Tulsa business
No direct expression was obtained
from the rail heads as To what would
he done with tho requests but eufun-t
Douglas was told In spbstance that
Tulsa had the reputation OF getting
practically everything II ever wanted
The party will he conducted on n
tour OF inspection OF Tulsa and It's
enterprises. including some of the
large refineries. today a coal car
has been especially equipped with
seats for the purpose.
Mr.. Hilton and his party will leave
In their special car for the east at 2
o'clock this afternoon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-22
MISSISSIPPI COURT GRANTS
PERMANENT INJuNCTIol

JACRSoN, MISS. April p -.
Mississippi supreme court today D..
versed tho finding OF Chancel,
lamar EarstcrlIng and issued , d.
cree granting perpetual lnmnc.i,
TO restrain tho Cumberland T.
graph and Telephone Company fr,..
enforcing the new ratoa ON n,r,.,,''
messages promulgated by posimas'.'
General Burleson. Tho r,,,..
opinion OF the court held that n,
effort OF the postmaster general
Increase rates on intrastate met.a,-
is an Invasion OF the police power.
the state. ''
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-22
SANTA FE FREIGHT DEPOT
WILL BE OPENED MAY !

on May tho santa 'o railrond
two-story brick freight shllun. at
Second ana Elgin streets The struc-
ture Is now undergoing the finishing
touches preparatory 10 opening As
soon after the opening ms is couvcn-
lent the heads OF the allied interests,
chamber ~ commerce ana the city
officials will visit the new depot M Il
measure Of recognition Of the service
being rendered 10 Tulsa by the santa
Fe
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-22

buildings, for he stated that a mum
hor Of Tulsa boys now attend the
university from which ne Just came.
and their tales Of the Fturics Of thor
home city left nothing tp the imag'-
nation.
Prof Erb is nt Hotel Keiohun, bur
lcaycs on an early afternoon train
because Of an engagement In soulh -
rru Illinois, Thursday evening. H."
expects 10 return to oklahoma IN
May, having been invited by Dean
liolnburE OF me University OF Okla
homa for the dedication ~ the au-
ditormm and fine arts building at
that time In Norman.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-22
OKLAHOMA HOTEL MEN TO
MEET AT CAPITAL MAY

- OKLAHOMA CITY April al-
The oklahoma grecters. and s,,,
citation OF the leading hotel r,cr ",
the state. viii hold their annual .,,I.
convention In oklahoma City On V,e
!. An effort viii be made 10 sem
the National Hotel Mems als,o,l,,,o.
convention for 1920
A 9. Young Of oklahoma CITY f.,
president. and c. G. Gardner n,
Hugo, IL secretary. Fifteen or 70
delegates Will be sent 10 the national
convention at Portland, or,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-22
Says wife Won't Cook His Meals.

II. c. Hagar Monday filed suit In
the superior court OF Tuisa county
for a divorce from Obra Hagar. who,
he states, has refused to cook his
meals or care for her household,
compelling him To eat his meals at
restaurants There has been nothing
but disoord and dissatisfaction with
In the household. according to tho
plaintiff.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-22

Henry wade. convicted in the
county court or possession Of intoNi'
calling lluuur WAS notified Monday
that his appeal from tho verdict In
that court to the oklahoma criminal
court OF appeals had resulted IN an
affirmed sentence. lie was notified
that he irtuBt appear before the court
for sentence OF 80 days In the county
Jail on tho charge.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-22
Night Court Suspcnds

NEW YORK. April 2i.--Af'cr an
experiment covering period OF nine
YeHFs tne WoWUHF HlEnt court EHNT
way y day court for the trial Of
womd charged with minor offenses.
Tho new court over which chief
Magistrate William McAdoo presides,
will try Hcw plans In It's methods
with women Of the street In an at
tempt to make OF II II moral clinic
rather than place OF correction.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-22

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