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&c Cash a Word

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under the following popular classinca-
tions il 2 cents 2 word when essh =
NV:
Rooms, Etc.
Lost and Found.
Automobiles.
For Sale Miscellaneous.
Wanted Situations. h, : ="
Business Opportunities.
Poultry, Pets and Live Stock
Wanted Miscellaneous.
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Of the branch offices listed beioW'
NORTHWEST.
End and Mass. Ave-, Hygeian Ph.fmsg;
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Tn and sts.. orisweil Pharmacy.
tn and K sts.. 0oldenbery's CI'ms
Clerks Desk). -
ath and u SITS, McGuire's PharmseS'
18Th and p SITS Day Pharmacy.
18th and Florida Ave-. Pearson Fns
.1st and @ sts., ouigiey Pharm;sy:
25th and Pennsylvania Ave-. net'
Hn,mead and Otis Places. Hoimead
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NORTHEAST
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A NAN honest to the corr. not afr,tA "a hev.
his previous record thoroughly iayestiS. "a nd
possessing initiative. Win md an unusual op-
Previous selling experience mot imrer. tivsiy
necessary. Call At ia 1lth ct. L. d..
Schroeder.
ALL Persona dssirass b bseesr cnsar, IN.
eamstsncs. should e., ias,sstisass tSsk sl1ssss.
81 school Of Drafting On shsx - ~
practical sad shsrtest way d socsesc . tSis
b. Oates e b inef.assd ssss.l cai.
s;en. No soHeiSors vfI 6stSss ~. ~ ~
1itsctly. Now tne tine = ct .starssL
n YOU are stenosfAphef ana deetre 20 10.
crease your efaciency quickly join ouf class
in secretarial trainins accommodations for Z
limited number q stadsnts only; fssistration
~, q = 1AMoNAL CFrr scnooE.
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YOUNG COLORED MEN
for senaral work around store.
5Z 18th St. NV. E
Jnlius Garnnkis d Co.

By LARGE NATIONAL BANK, ?
YOUNG MDN-ABour< NINETEEN.
As RUNNERS AND JUNIOR CLERKS.
Excellent opportunity to develop and
Only those not afraid Of wort a.
sired.
Give full Information Ia reply.
Address Box 7e-c. star once.
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trains; must b hustiers; t4 cash security and
Diue suit required Apply to ONCE, No. g. the
Union News Co.. Basement Terminal Station
easS SIDE st. entrance: e
MEN Wishing positions nremen. brakemen,
eoiored train porters. $12c$2 month; NO ex-
Ind. >''
MEN HOLDING POSITIONS paying less than
$1O per month will ind 1t to their adyantA re
70 consult the Service Radio School ct 900-2
"a; ave We have positions open all the time
MI them. Radio Ia rapidly opening up on
large scale and will. before long Be used BY
nrge commercial concerns all over the country.
WpefatorS are now paid from S125 per month
w to 800. with oil living expenses. IN sddi-
year and radio aids % to $15 per day. Then
there 10 q great Geld for radio engineer at
very large salaries. also radio mechanics. The
neid and the splendid salaries are open to you,
radio inspectors once in the Commsrcs build
Ing can tell you that We afe turning ont men
Tor positions every week and that We rive stu.
dents most thorough trimming In the art,
or, In other words. you receive value for your
l. . good time to start. Cali or write for
our catalogue. Service Radio School. 9o0-3 PA.
ave. Phone franklin 75l4. '"Ths largest radio
school In the world"
MECHANTCD-{D requiredj; accustomed o
work on tin roofing. gutter. skylight, cornics
and general sheet metal work; steady work 81
delphis to take this job; good pay: this ~ q
large corporation and guarantees WORK all year
sround. Write Or apply In pefson. Any man
proving satisfactory will have tlsnsportatieo
9soner ca. ,e5sbs wsylss syes t1tlsdelphaa.
1 : - - go = - ri - -.
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wAHrED-HF1P.
WANTED-HELP.
FENALB-Co0tin1eG
FEAALE-Conttnueh,

IF YOU WANT WORK,
4 THE TELEPHONE IS AN EMPLOYER.
4 There telephone operator positions open
young The salary better than the average the
| working surroundings excellent. The employment is
| permanent. Experience is not requirement
If you have thought of the telephone operators
profession in personal way please do The employ
managers telephone is Main Official" Branch g.
| Her Office and demonstration switchboard the
eighth floor of the telephone building, US 18th
| st.
THE CHESAPEAKE AND POTOMAC TELEPHONE co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-02

WOMAN. white, for lunch counter in market
short hours. good pay. Call Convention Hall
Market. Mrs. A. Price. s.
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sALEsMEN-Write for list Of openings and
full particulars. Earn g. 900 to SIC. 900 yearly.
Big demand for men. inexperienced or expert
enced. City or travelling. Natl. Salesmen's
IT. Assn, Dept. 3s1, Chicago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-02

THE HEIGHT CO. require the
services of charwomen for scrub
bling at night. Apply after 4
O'Clock, Supt., The Hecht Co..
9TH st. bet. E and F.
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The rate for advertising In Tie Star
lions IL cents sword when cash b
raic In advance az the business Ones.
18th street and Pennsylvania avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-02

Neutrality-suspicious. young
man to learn the furniture and
decorating business; good OPP
portunity. Apply in own hand
writing, giving age and refer
ences. Address Box f50-B, Star
office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-02

YOUNG LADY Competent /;
who understands typewriting
and stenography; for real estate
Office; pleasant employment. Ad-
dress Box r3-C, Star Office.
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MALE AND FEMALE.
JAPANESE gentleman wants to take advanced
lesson In English Call ut Japanese embassy,
1910 st.. between and $50. Tuda. -
HUNDREDS Of CENSUS clerks wanted 6y row
10. Special home instructions for 81. Service
Institute. 614 Evans bldg. Sc
EEl1ALE DolRsTlc.
CHAMBERAGAID and waitress, 90 home nights |;
references required. 252s 18th 1t. NV. q
Observation-Disclosures small boarding
house; wages. SO per week; references. 1856
CHILD's NURSE (white). $z5; child 3 years.
Other places. ladies' Exchange. S07 Vermont
ave.
CHiLD's NURsE-white. With references;
best wages. 1910 Harvard ct. 2s
CHILDREN's NURSE, white, So week; chill
sa0 81 ssG AZ, sthf n'e' Ladies
coLoRED GIRL for general heusswort. l454
Fairmont ct.
houSework; family Of two. 1928 eirard ST. NV.
COLORHD GIRL 70 do general .housevork Ap-
ply N1. Semmef, II Raymond o., Chevy
Chase, Nd.
COIORED GIRL for general homework; no
laundry; stay or 60 home nights. oan 100
ooL0RED COOKS. Sa5. 90 as, go; walt
Races 90; chsmssrnaaid, as: head wsitss for
school SEQ: hbuseman. AS; large number other
places for neat help: best wages. Ladies' Ex-
change, 80T Vermont ave.
honsework; no washing and ironing. Apply
IT'S Do eales ct. Nv. Sc
COLORED WOMAN, reliable, for cookine and
ssnssal houssvosk. lnQuies 80 11th q sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-02

ACCOUNTANTS-Clarke 4 Huncke certified
public accountants, 32o Colorado bldg, are
looking for Q few desirable young men who
wish to learn public accounting work duriax
their spare time. Open until pm. e
ACO0UHTANCY-Become an expert account.
ant under the guidapcs Of l6 certified public
accountants: no text books used; small cost;
easy terms; 900 successful students; over
300 G. p. As to our credit; free book. How
to Learn Aecountancy." international Ae.
countanfs' Society, els Colorado bldg. One
open until pm.
ASSISTANT WINDOW DECORATOR.
An exceptional opprtunity 10. now open for
ambitious and intelligent young man de.
string to learn the window decorating business
good pay to start; permanent petition quick
Advancement f kPfR.IZ ROYAL.
Superintendents ofice, balcony,
11th and G SITS.
BAKERS on cake and pastry; nrst and oecond
hand. Apply 1909 n Y. ave. NV. So
BAKERS AssIsTANT-white; must have no.
tel experience; good salary, room and board.
Bliss Electrical School. Takoma Park.
BLACKSMITH HELPER.
H0RSESHOER.
WOOpWORKER.
Must be experienced; good wages; steady
4 employment. Apply kArchants Transfes /
stot.ks Co.. 1sal q I'd ~ . sts: nv.
BARBER vsaisd 1lo r aE-a.11Ts. :. !.
q. $3.50 sle< - sF.F-l E-rNa - y
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B00KBINDINd - Wanted, tVo 6fStcaaS1
smythe. No. 8, sew4ng machine operators; cut
Of town; steady positions; IDEAL worting co..
ditions; dfst-clAA wages; no labor troubles.
Addrsss Boz Job, Star ONCE.
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COOK. plafn. coloepd. for family n
of three; ANAL apt: salary, $40 y
week. Apply at once, with refer
ences. Mr.. wilkins. Apt. coo.
Northbrook Courts. 10th and New
ton SITS. NV.
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FEMALE.

ACCOUNTANTS-Clarke 3 Huncke, certified
public accountants, 825 Colombo bldg. are
looking for q few desirable LADIES' who wish
to learn public accounting work during their
spare time. Open until pm. e
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-11

different Different and 10 the
good Now that's my motto, says
TO myself. II she car make Jam and
cakes and picklin' and makes money,
workin' all by herself, | can make
twice az much by making my chefs
do the sam for me We'll, Mrs. Fer
rol. they mad. some aud II was all TO
the good, Hut 10 wasn't--well, II
wasn't like yours
Then | tried To sell the stuff. Hut
yours had that different taste, and
my Jams and things was LEFT cold on
my hands Now. n you Will come
down 10 the Inn for an hour or two
every day and show my chefs these
things IN the way yOu know how,
why I guarantee you az much money
as YOU make nov hy working with
your hands. Remember, I'm not rN-
p-cting you tu work yourself only
supervise And II ~ week or 80
yuu don't like It. Wen Iuit That's
fair. ain't ~"
There was n convincing honesty
In hls voice that clinchod his argu-
ment,
1T ls fair. Mr Clcary'" Edith
said dcterminedly offering her hand
"I'll Try ~"
"Good'' h. said heartily And
any time you or your husband or
kiddics wants 10 look IN at the Inn.
the latchstring In hanging out for
you"
Edith. somewhat excited, won.
dered all day whether she had been
wise In accepting Clcary's offerv She
went down to ne station tu meet
John 80 that she could talk to him
about II on the way home
iialf Arcadia was at the station To
meet the other half coming IN on
The train. Just as both halves met
In greeting. there was "A raucous
shrek from a siren and a huge auto
mobile of lobster hue raced up TO
them In the ear were three couples
obviously paired together At the
stage door otew knie'y thedtcr. Girls,
young men aud Suilcsses were piled
IN on, rlotous mass. lillarltv was
high with them, with every promise
NJ more To come.
"Hey mister" the young man at
the wheel called out to John Fcrrol
which way II Bill Ceary's place.
what's the name. LII oh. yes. Ar
cadla Innf"
tTo he continuedD
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-11
MOTOR rpANspoRrAr,oN.

while Oklahoma Ii discussing tho
proposed system OF good roads, IA
few statistics relative to tho proErcss
of automobile manufacture may be
enliGhteninE In connection with the
future development OF motor trans
oortntion, The national automobile
chamber OF commerce estimate.
that tho total production OF 1919
will probably not he In excess OF
1901 900 motor cars. and the presl.
dent of the national chamber prc.
diets that, In view OF tho present
demand. there should be n potential
marte, for nearly 1900. 900 cars
An Instructive fact IN American
automobile development In that. al.
though passenger cars were very
properly limited In production dur.
Ing the war, the restrictions on com.
mercisl car manufacture were less
severe and there was an actual In
crease of nearly 80 per cent In the
output OF motor trucks Never he.
foro were 30 many commercial
motor yshicles made In tho United
States AZ In 1918. the number helug
sg1.,Si, M against iss. s.ib7 for 1917.
This enhanced production was due
primarily to war needs More than
10000 motor trucks were sent over
sous for the American crpcditionary
forces and several thousand army
transport, wagons were used here
Motor trucks wcrs also used for
home transportation TO "a greater ex.
tent than ever before. and the or
Eanisauon OF many express and
rural motor lines has opened new
opportunities Of quick delivery from
the producer TO the consumer. The
highways OF the country will be uaed
more freely than In previous y.sr.
for transportation. within tho las,
few months the postoffioe depar,.
msnt has opsned many new parce,
post routss. and their suceos. has
sqmulatst Ne establishment, OF pri.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-11
Horoscope
Tuesday February ~. 1919.

Fair fortunes attend this day. ac-
cording to astrology. Jupiter, Venus
and Mars are all In benrfic aspect
Above all this should he an iuspi'
ciouH wedding day and 4 a soldier bs
the bridegroom long NJ. and success
seem assured. me seers declare.
TN this date theatcrs should profit
and the players benefit
Many foreign children will hs
adopted by Americans. II Is again
predicted
Legislation beneficial to soldiers IL
forcshadowcd and many fighters
who return VIII gain high plac. In
business affairs quickly II is proph-
esied. for they will reveal great
mental development and seriousness
OF purpose. This In In accord with
prophceies made at the beginning OF
tn. war
Increase OF the birth rate Will be
marked this month and girls VIII
probably predominate.
Leaders In societies ar legislative
bodies come under a direction of the
stars making for sudden changes
This may apply TO congress aS well
as to state bodice.
Teachers who will spread the gos-
pei OF optimism viii appear In the
early spr'ng, Astrologers foretel.
Some Of these may be from oriental
countries.
Germany Ia still under the infiu-
rnce OF the evil planets that encour-
aged the war. aHtrologers declare,
and II will he n long time before the
country is released from the sinlstct
power OF the malefic stars.
Persons whose birthdate II ~ are
warned to protect themselves against
losses and to avoid extravaganza
Business affairs may require special
attention,
Children born on this day may be
too temperamental To succeed In bus
mess with Uranus as their princi-
pal guiding planet these subjects OF
Aquariu- are likely to he dreamers,
Copyright, 1919, by the Mcclure
Newspaper syndlcate)
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The Struggle


Had Cleary. known to Edith only
by report. proposed partnership IN
business To her "A few months be-
fore, Hhe would not have hesitatcd
for one moment To decline. She. the
mother of two children. TO spend
part OF every morning at an Inn
about which Arcadia had not YET
made up It's mind as TO Its respecta-
biliiy' To enter partnership with a
former Bartender, saloonkecper and
owner or IA hotel popular IN the the
ntrical sections OF New York The
Edith six months before would have
been shocked at the mere proposal
hut Edith was one of those for
tunato beings who grew with time
Her experience with the Fenns had
taught her what she had felt IN.
stinctively. that n human being IN
entitled to be Judged less 10y the pas,
than by the present and future Not
that she had heard anything definite
" reprehensible about Cleatys past.
tut the fact of-his hpying been a
bartender and aaloonke"per and
keeper OF a theatrical hotel consti
tuted In her eyes a past"
As to cleary's present and future
the Arcadia Inn ms \ pleasant means
of retirement from business what
he would make Of the hotel neither
Arcadia nor Cleary himself knew.
At the time II was wavering evenly
between catering to n lively auto
mobile clientele and TO family
parties In short. Edith was as
much attracted by the offer he out
as she was held hack by her
uncertainty OF the character the inn
would take on.
Clcary noted her hesitation.
II know just whats botherirly you.
Mrs. Ferrol.' he said cheerfully. "lts
not the proposition Itself. It's me.
You can't make up your mind
whether rm---weil. proper enough
for u lady TO do business with--Now.
Mrs, Ferrol'" lie held up O pudgy
hand to stop her confused remon-
STRANGE. Don't say II ain't that. I'm
not fool. II II was me who was In
your place and q man like me came
along with what I am proposing. ia
feel shy. too. hut, lookahere. Mrs,
Fcrrol. III lay all my cards face up
and you can decide II I am keeping
any up my sleeve. rye tasted your
Jam and cakes and plcklin and IT'S
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uo>on Tu,iL,,.

~ again becomes the pnIufnl duty
~ Tn WORTH {" call attention 10 ~.
in'',uftblo ,nr,Irssnos.. u,uut. Dr
lack ~ patriotism which p,rmI.
dirty fragments ~ flags tu be- d.r
PLAYED FROM buildiuRs Boo TULSA II
may not h0 Intentional ilsrosp,, o.
~" nhiiOuhi emblem. bat n certainly
~ IA" u Irst thiup mat ,puli be- don,
10 lower ~" dignity ~ the stats tud
stripes "ut7Ii" 90 open diHlu, ,Ii,
diriy flag lv oyIdrn,u ur rlu,,u.I
ness uu the pHfi - ~ uWurr n not
~ actual disrrsprrt fur what n rep
t"s"nts \ flag torn ~ ribbons h.,
the elements o. uiilc better And b.,
banner that In both dlrIy and hope.
l"ssly fraycd n 20 dlsRrtc" u who.
ever II t"Hponsibl" fur lts care
Tho year ~ war W. have Eou.
through has had great effect ~
restoring public estimation fpr thc
fag ~ our uhtlun n hts come into
much greater ana more general usc
than this generation has over rrcn
Tho temptation iH that ~ - matter
of form n ~ spread tu the breeze as
formal trlbut" ana lcr there 10
fade nnd rot without any further nt.
i"ution There are those who lu,o
tho flag and cherish lts folds Tor tho
sake ~ the high ideal for which II
stands They protect II from enc.
mics both ~ men aud nature. There
hro others who care No more FOR
u than To b, In tho fashion or To
obny ~om~bodys orders For every
dinrrpuiablo looking emblem that
filings It's tattered remnants To tho
breeze somebody IN To blame n iH
dissrac. To whoever that may br.
We are especially gricycd that tho
banner floating from tho county
courthouse should 30 In such u dis.
reputable condition II In not NJ
much our business what u prlvate
citlren does, but We are part of tho
county and W. protest against tho
disgrace. II the county cant afford
an appropriatiSn TO furnish a new
flag and provide for lts care. va
suggest that someone pass the hat
and relieve tho rtrinRency. As great
n county s Tulsa L. entitled to a
clean, respectable banner To float
from It's government building
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-11

responsibility. II he ever can Now TO
come to the point VIII YOU 40 "A
little work at homo Tor mep | un-
derstand perfectly that now. with
Mr. llackett home and your boy
needing your care, that n would be-
incunvrnient Tor YOU 10 cpme lo'the.
shop as you have been doing Hut II
the plans ~ the interiors are taken
and submitted to YOU. will YOU draft
out your .dea for the decorations un-
~ such time ~ ! can find someone
sufficiently capable to do the work
you have been doing Please DO not
refuse me will send you only
enough to take three or fou- hours
each day" he stopped and looked not
~ me hut a. Rrian
Tumorrow Rrian Gives His Consent
To Ruth's Doing Home work.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-11

Nai"ly owned motor trhffir routes
This has opened up the prohlrm of
"a comprehensive system - natiuual
highway and bcttsr state roads. and
tho efforts already started ~ accom-
plirh some ~ ih"ae object. ~" pra,.
uwlly certain ~ result. In the near
miurc. in providing a system -
well connected hishVbys br su.
pr'l"r 10 anything the county has
had In the past
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Little Bcn's Notebook
ILnui.ir

Liquids.
n something hits you on the heu
with test a dry pancflll bump, YOU
know Ito not liquid and would fceI
better II u was
Waitir n tn. most famous liquli
II n wasn't for waite nobody would
bid ships ana thus thousands of
people would he thrown out of work.
n !, wasent for vattlT all tho oceans
would ie"t b. biz holes ana YOU
tried Ia drosnd yourself IN ono IN.
best you could do would bc To btak"
your neck on tho hOtlpm. wich "ny'
way by that Time you wouldcnt know
weather you ~nS dro~ ~nded or Jest
died
n YOU Jcrt nee some wat'lr In "A
X glasH ~ front ~ you viii. you're eat
ing dinner don't look like 40
mutch but as soon as you spin g.
u sprcdr all over the table cloth
ss n IL didont even have any ldccr
Itself how mu,ch II WAS TN II got
HtHrted
The therstier YOU are the better
wuiur tastes wen you drink H. but
II "A hoy was aa thrrsly ns he could
get Hud Himbody offered him wich
he wunted. glass of wattir ot "A
glass of lcmm made, he would prob
rrly take the glass Of lemmlnade,
proving that Jest because We know
watts best for uH. that don't say wot
we're going to do
MIX In another well known II
quid. II comes out OF COW. but
has to bo helped out II IN useful
o. put on things at brekfst and
comes In bo,tlls on frunt door steps
Rabies wouldent know wat To do
without milk Many ~ them also
wouldent know wal Ia do with u un-
less rumbody stuck their bottl ~ In
their mouth for them,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-11

a
hadtu
cree h.i rCourse quic Is so mar tend
~
he m q
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To u
which his written od him WIN sincerity that wa'
ITO then asked Tor and tobacco 'od him had AGlh"
back aimed with n whcrsupon both Indian. slipped
credit English
days Indian although white infinite
thug the
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a
the
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-11
DAYS on GLOOM.

Tho recent spell Of cloudy, snowy
weather has served 10 emphasize
what The World has been harping
on for soms time--the dcterlorating N
and bcdraGwiing effect OF coal
smoke. Some Of these days II seems
as II the entire atmosphere IL no
permeated with smoke that one can
not soc tho sky nor breathe n plean.
ant breath. Roth physical and men
tai gloom encompass the city and
those who would be cheerful and
clean are soon forced to drop TO the
general level OF NTH
There ought to be no need OF ar.
sument on this point. Tulsa is--or
has been---a handsome city. the
pride Of It's people and tho wonder
OF the passorby. Its streets are
clean. Its buildings bright and cheer
fui looking. It's people clcar.-yed
and clean Of appearance. Thls can
not continue unless We take up arms
against tho demon of darkness and
dirt We look with pity upon elites
like Pittsburgh. with an air ntur-
ated with SCOT. and Its buildings
bearing the appearance OF decrcpit
old ara. The same fate must over.
take Tulsa unless we get busy with
preventive measures our finest
buildings will soon lose their charm
with few weeks OF gloomy weather
when the SCOT In tho air clinRu close
IN the ground and deposits Itself In
n moist mess upon all that We eH.
teen most beautiful and hest worth
preserving
Tho conscientious housewife will
not permit tho Introduction into her
home Of dirt breeding elements She
would chase them out with u broom
stick why should we. as citizens
Of tho proud city ot Tulsa. permit
this work OF desccration TO ~ on
unchecked " wo must h.rn coal
lot us tako Htcps ut once 10 nmclior
ate the nth that goes with impcr
fhct combustion let Us save the
beauties OF present Tulsa Tor our
children to hc proud ~ The smoke
flond must bo muHzlrd.