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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16
POLICE MATR0N'S PLAY
WILL SHOW HERE AGAIN

As n benefit for the new municip.
al hospital cas-, cohsisting Of local
talent will produce the play which
Is the product Of n Tulsa playwright.
The lhgher Law" at Convention
hall for Two nights. February ~ and
?s THIS play. which was written by
MiHs Marie Gilbert police matron,
was produced 10 the ntisfaction OF
several pleased fun houses earlier In
the season by the Grand stock com
pany,
The four act piece carries cas-,
~ twelve persons. several OF whom
will be from the original cast Re
hear@lr are ~ begin February 81.
Miss Gilbert h& an offer TO take her
play to New York, where II IL to be
produced for the benefit OF orphans
In France, Mrs. August Belmont of
New York In said to be working In
The interest OF the proposition
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16
CHURCHES JOIN IN CUrS,pp

A recent confederation ~ churches
for tho good " the cause has Joined
tho very worthy campaign fnr hottrr
health That this IL a wise move w
not to be disputed Every cncrg,
that can he brought to hear upon
the people win have ~ reward not
only In physical hcttormcnt. but u
creasing effectiveness IN matters ~
tho soul The old.tima imagining
that poor health conduccd 10 pirty
has beon busted higher than Kite.
and II In now recognized that the
best thing Tor religions proRresa ns
well ~ for advancement IN other
good thlngs ~ sound miud in -
sound body The return ~ our troops
from Europe has mndo imprrntivo
tho tnsk ~ taking up uus WORK zeal.
ouuly ana uul'cdlv We corihIr',
welcome the churches into the trht.
Their possibilities Tor good are al
most unlimited
First OF all IN needed = campaign
against NcnereHl disease that viii nr-
complish among our civilian popula
ton what tho government lns done
for the army. ono ~ the fllacics
exploded by the war Is thr csscn,iu,
permanence Of this plague Tho old
contention that Il ~ "A necessary rytl
70 he restrained but not abolished ia
. no longer held IL Inns he,n dtu,,,t.,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16

rope. These obligations OF humanity
must bo met, but n we must feed and
care for suffering millions abroad "
In better that tho relier should TO to
them whore they are than TO permit
them To como hcre. when our In
dustrial wheels are stopped or NOV
Ing but slowly. Europe. too. must
bo rebuilt, and its new staiosm anship y
hands which war VIII leave idlc.
America In doing its part That OF
labor absorption In Europe must be
Europe's own.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16
"Buffcr" Employment

Chlcaso Tribune.
This British government concerned
Itself with postwar problems Early
In tho war the government estab-
lished u ministry of reconstruction
England had greater difficulties to
'raco than welin the United States,
England mobilined ono man out Of
every 10. whereas vs mqeili.ed one
Great Britain fotssaw that the
problem OF the r0gjpinE soldiers
would he difficult, The Britlsh gov
srnment made an Aitompt To solve
tho problem. Recent events have
shown that the\ \governmen was not
altogether Slccsssful in its pxperi-
mentn
Tho strikes are an indication OF
that Yet Great Britain sought TO
do som ethins In the way OF prepara-
ton. In America we have not at
tempted to do anything. With the
recollection Of civil war reconstruc-
lion In mind. We assumed that the
w.sest course was 70 trust TO luck.
A. the present ctime most OF the
world In In ~ ment In past years
revolutions usually political,
now they ard eiai. Under these cir
cumrtancss We cannot afford to truS,
10 luck. America must pursue . con
s,ructive policy. A recent New
York dispatch was to the effect that
the polio. were called out TO break
up n meeting Of discharged and un-
employed soidler~
or all the countries that werc
drawn into tho war. the United
States has suffered less. with tho en-
ceptlon Of Japan. Al TINS time We
are probably richer than any other
nation OF the world.
Even England IN Impoverished aft
er four years OF war. In comparison
We are rich. There is no reason why
we should not undertake an extcn-
alive program, OF public Improve
mentA. Projects OF this Mind are
the rurest mctns OF providing against
unemployment and tho accompany
lnf owls OF iscord and dlscontcnt
Thcy provide IN reservoir against un-
rnpSymenL
only. our pdbllc improvements
should be improvements
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16
FUw Grimes nv soldicsN


Thoughtful Americans have gen
orally discounted the lurid reports Of
murders and holdups by American
soldiers IN France They felt. that
N tha-numher OF crimes waa not eN.
ngHcra,ed the numoer of criminals
was Experience In our own aitle,
has often shown that lsss than half
"A dozen criminals ara responsible Tor
crime waves" often a seriea Of
hurglarior will leave the impression
that bands Of criminals have invad
ed q city untll arrests aud confessions
reveal that all were tho work of two
or three boys The testimony ns 10
the excellent behavior Of American
soldiers In France had been so over.
" whelming. that the sensational
charges were Incredible In our
large army there are naturally many
rowdies and some criminals Rut
tho soldiers respect for the uniform
has been especially marked In thr
overseas expedition ana men win
criminal incllnations have found no
announcement 20 yield TO their i'm
pulses.
nut whllc this was the genral opin-
ion OF Americans II IN pleasing TO
have u confirmed by an invesiign
tion made by the Associated Press
The crime wave was grossly rNiE-
gerated Instead Of there heiny two
dozen murders there were only two.
The reported number of holdups
dw inliled under official invcatlsh ,ion
The American military chief In Paris
and q high rarisian police official
agree that the Americans have main.
tained a high standard OF discipline
There have been occasional fist
fights. which would not have been
reported IN England or tho United
states but which the fussy .end-
arnes have made much OF
Tho police official admits that men
wearing the American uniform have
committed several crimes but he as
cribes II TO French apachcs ami
other criminals taking advantage OF
the popularity ~ that uniform.
statement which ought In itself to-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16

pn" ~ tths attractions In Paw
huska tho past mon'h was u corset
domOnHtiAtuf
II looks "a l.til. bit an II tho
grounding had been trifling with
uur affections
Tulsa pulled un another unusual
stout FRIDAY W. had sunshine and
"a 1uuvsturni, both at ono time.
In looking over the Itristow Rsc-
ora We ,dn sc- why Loa Nichols
thought ho needed "a Higg.tsiafL
cur idea of precooity. says tho
Guthrie Leader. IA a peach tree that
viii ny Ia bloom IN February.
According 10 the It~cord. the ~.
politicians are worrying over what
the women viii do TO them In the
sptinE 'ity election,
II IN sugscs,cd WI tho Guthrie
ls"ndor that the raanJN some women
want tn he mayor IN because women
lunl naturally llko to clean house.
Nv ''~hh'N HaNf llHhll1 won tnr'f
flTht to have a tribal attorney APP
pointed Tn. big doing will come.
however In MAX ing tho selection.
The member from Klamsh wants
Tho legislature TO panS nm act for tho
demohliitation OF those members
who oppose the governors good road
measure.
An Nton woman believes that "
tho rx-faiser could he Gagged and
shown around tho country a. 90
cents per. enough money might be
raised 10 tohRbilitate Belgium.
liither and Yon In tho Examiner
says thero In one nartlesville man
who carries household economy to
tho extreme. lie stop, the clock TO
save time.
You can always toll q married man
In q restaurant. says the observing
paraHrapher In the Guthrie leader.
he folds his napkin and looks on tho
floor to see u he cropped any
orumbs.
The girl oR South Main desires to
express her dirapproVal OF the him.
Don't Change Your Husband" Bhe
THINKS II has u tendency TO disoour-
ase matrimony.
Two boys started 4 fight at q
church IN urady county. and befors
an armistice was signed almost the
entire oonGresHston had Joined In the
scrap and become either ailisS or
central powers. 90
The oklahoma city Times says the
Notarians who visited Oklahoma City
were not rouna.rn Then va cer-
tslnly misread the names Of some Of
the delegates.
Bristow may ~ inclined to endorse
government ownershfp. Director.
General Hines has promised 20 build
u new Frisco depot. and Bristow
feels Justified In endorsins anything
that will get her n now depot.
Tho Times Democrat thinks II al
useless expenditure 90 energy 10 as
semble figures to combat those pre-
pnred by the managers Of the slsctric
light plant company on the justness
of Its rates
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16

News and comments from Paris
raise . suspicion that Mr.. Creel has
started . propaganda to create an
snti-Frvnch sentiment In this eoun-
try. Either this 10 tfus or 10, of
stuff 10 coming over the cables tina,
had better have bcen suppressed. for
u In going 10 take something more
than has yet developed To cause any
demands France may make TO hur,
our feelings.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16
Praises for bod

We often resd the vsre. for mother
We send them flowers and sing thsi,
OF ali nics ,hinr given. DAD nsve'
1t ',;~. ss1 Z me an unaind ming to
We hear Of how tho poor are helped
tho SICK folk tended to
by some kind woman. lass. or mani,
We read OF noble heroes. on land o,
seas OF blue
but never once n nice thing bou
Old Dad.
I cannot heip but wonder why thing,
should be this way
1t seem. s, to m' Dad always p''y- hi'
Quite we'll on most OCCASIONS. know
ing what and when to say
And smiles on all FROM out his homes,
heart
II may be he's called common a. IN,
world might speak OF ono
Who does not chrs TO dress up al
the time
Yet as rule. hos nea, enough. and
jolly-full OF fun
Tho IN "eclat" society he does moi
shine.
And. too. I nnd most Dads are
Johnny on the Spot
Wherever they can help the house
hold most:
II may be "wlpin'- dishes while the
family turkey trots
Al any rate he makes a friendly host
A little out o. sorts sonnet Sher OF
sruff some Dads they get
But think OF ali the things Dad has
TO do; -
out on u farm-its farmin' In wealth
or dry or wet:
While In tho city lts work the whole
year thru.
II seems TO me most Dads arc NJ n
rule quite kind
Free hearted. thoughtfui---hopeui ar
the rest
Quite true he blur,s on, Oft times the
things which prers his mind,
In words which are not classed
among the boat
Hut as a man he's honest. and busy
most the time
Towards "keepin' things asoin'.- and
helpin' entertain:
80 II he's short on. .blessinss--or steps
n little out o'linc.
whet things go wrong. hos not
alone 10 blame.
Most Dads. I think, n treated rigfu
and truly on the square,
Nm prove their worth In timcs OF
need and strife:
Altho' their humble courtesies may
not be "debonnalre"---
sun he'll befriend his children.
friends and wife.
His deeds. tho sometimes little, are
never counted much
But checked up A his duties" II
you please
Tie never hears hts praises sung or
any "lik-s o. such"
While thank you" seldom roach hi.
ears. for these
Are saved Tor other folk more prom. ID.
lnent rhan he.
h Dad does any "spocialty'' it's never
sad IN pfecu
In letters larse and Eiaring. m prose
nor poetry;
Iia satisfaction must be found In
just doin' things" I guess.
Now. Just for once because Its Dad,
let's sing his praises high,
Drinr out his deeds to everyone be-
cause It's right
Lot him share tho blessings too.
which daily passes by
Twill help 10 cheer and make his
heart feel light
Montaressa Horde-Fryhar~ar.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16

Italy is not In haste TO have tourls,
travel resumed She wants to brush
up, llko a good housekceper. before
company comes IN The Italian rail
way directorate mas issued warn
Ing 20 all foreigners that not until
the end OF next wear viii 4, be iu-
diclou- for ANYBODY To come 10 Italy
whose business IL not NJ n more ea-
sen'ial and necessary sort than sight.
soclng.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16
DcIinsucocy on INCREASE.

CHICAGO. lob. is.-An incrcase
of ~ per cent In adult delinquency Ia
attributed to reaction from restraint
imposed by wartime conditions and
consequent lowering OF public morals
IN n report made public today by A.
sistsnt superintendent Albert y
Webster Of the juvenile protective
association. Comp laints of Juvenile
delinquency Increased more than 40
per cent and crimes against chill
sren iee " cent In the last quarter
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16
MAN on COURAGE:

Tho plot ~ the bolsheviki to dis.
organize the whole world and tat.
ton themselves by picking tho bones
of civilization, a plot tho existence
~ which IL now well established and
It's activities IN America barred TO pub .
lic Nlow, met with more than ~.
match when 4, ran up against tho
mayor ~ Seattle The whole nation
takes off liz hat 10 Olo Hanson as a
man Of conviction ana Of courage
when all seemed desperate and pol
icy would have dictated making
terms with tho enemy. Mayor Nian-
son stood In their way like n stone
wall lilo had right on his side and
ho knew Il; therefore h. refused to
temporiss with iniauIty and his
courageous stand caused the collapse
OF tho Seattle revolution. even after
they had appealed to tho I. w. w
and bolshrvistr of g,hcr localities to
unite with them In tho work OF do
struction.
Mayor Hanson won hi. fight by
refusing To ooncede anything. He
did not askifor terms. lie laid down
tho Law ana justice and followed on
these lines without fear Of conse-
auences. In an address to the citi-
rsns tho mayor said. among other
thinEv; There are now 5000 mon
employed In the Industries or Seattle.
The unions have admitted into their
ranks under the stress Of war con
diticas every bolshcvik and ]. W. w.
who desired TO Join. These mon have
secured control NJ many orsAnisa-
tons When tho shipyard strike wns
called. the mon went out unwiliinxly
In most instances, Then the radicals,
having read of the revolution In
Petrosrad. tried to duplicate 0e
tntiar steps Of tho same here. The
city government told them TO 70 10
hell, that all things would run m
long NJ there was u government.
we swore In 1000 extra police
and held In reserve citizens armed
with rifles and shotsuns I snve
orders 20 shoot on sight any dis
turber pf the peace They knew
from the experience they had at tho
riot q few weeks ago that we meArfs
buain~sr and, believe me. we did. I
wanted a showdown. II there 10 n
majority ok these fellows In tho
united States 1 don't want 10 1.-Two
here, We decided that we would
not call IN the federal troopa The
great body ~ union men saw the
light To-day they are bitterly re-
senting their false leadership ana
will overthrow their officers In many
unions
This is a test ~ unlonism ~ l..
W. wism. N anyone owes higher
allegiance To any organization than
they DO Ia this country, they are
traitors and should he treated Ms
such, That IL all there II TO a. This
IN u time for union men TO stand
M and be counted This IN a time
when every American. must forget
all other allegiance md stand Ivy tho
government The unions o' the ma
ton nre on trial Thcy nrc either
American Federation " Labor 10y.
hlir,a ~ bolsh,virt traitors"
Tho editor of Tho World IL nc
nualntrd with tho mayor ~ Seattle
and Joins In cstondlng to him tho
congratulations ~ tho nation On hts
courage and integrity Tho holsho.
visit menace In one we NJ may have
10 meet PRAY God ,horc may he
many more Olr Ilansonu In respon-
slhle posltious'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16
COMMITTEE TAKES
P. AND S. HOSPITAL:
Transfer FInaiiy Effe,tcsi; Pinn Is "
Present institution Ia Ci'y
nj Later bate.

on behalf OF the city of Tubs wv wv
committee OF five man, OF Nn'vs
Mayor Hubbard IN the head, lupN
over Saturday morning the ims
clans and Surgeons hospitaI
finale To tho transaction was cna.'
ed late Friday evening and thc f'h""'
cial confederation was $4,000
This proposition has been pu
across by the five business men wv"
tho purpose OF presenting the ils,,s
tion TO tho city at a later date. IAN
OF various natures are under cvns'u
GRAFTON for effecting this trhnsie'' ~
any event the hospital VIII incur w
expense whatever except the II pN'.p
when II is finally turned over 10 INV
municipality, a, h.
b No Immediate changes WI Wv
made In the personSel OF w W.,
atlve force. According 90 Nayv'
Hubbard the committee thai unu.
wrote the project on behalf OF ,n'
oity N we'll sa tisfied With the pte
ent mapagement. The new muhl.
pal hospital will be the officlal eAp
tion Of this institution hereafter
-
A hydroelsctric plant i'o MIR
from the city proXides Madrid WIZ
H. ~I.s, rtctt. a. far NrAaa and pONCr
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16

The New York Times bsiisvss the
democratic cf thu senate have blum.
dsrsd politically In not voting favor
ably upon the woman suffrage
smsndment. psrcntheticaily. W,
might suggest that that u what dom.
ocrats are elected for.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16

In order 10 show that he can do
~ we'll ~ Mr.. MsAdoo. Secretary
oisss proposes 10 make the next
Lab. ~ loan sie.ooo.oo 900 - just
double what Mr. McAdoo indicated
would be nsosssary before he retired
from office.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16

No. says the Chicago News the
allies are not chasing tho poor RUS
sian boar around n stump. They arc
holding its tail and running around
the stump because II they turn .,
ioose tho poor, dear bear will hitc
them at . strategic point
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16

rcglstrauon This OF Itself was good work
Even better work making tho law efficient an,
genuine where ~ applied. A WAS Inevitable NJ m. In
PRODUCTION OF such u System. there WAS at mrs, onp
partial success In It's application. For nHtanc, sY
piled to tho ordinary employees In tho blg cus,nr
houses and postoffioer but not to tho heads OF th
Offices A number OF the heads OF the office, g.,
slippery politicians Of n low moral grade then seIy,.
appointed under the spols system. and anxious ,ses
indirectly, to break down tho merit system and n,
pay their political debts ny appointing their hencs
mon and supporters to the positions under them. oc
caaonaly these men acted with open and n.L,,
brutality Ordinarily they bought by cunning 10 syss.
the law. The ciy service reformcrs the other hama
In most not much used to practical pnic,
M nflen wall -ngh helnlean Hhnn
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16

show tho repute OF American sol
diers. with an extra population Of
probably $4,000. drawn by tho peace
parleys, and with many soldiers 'sce-
ing Paris" itIs only natural that pro-
fessionai criminals should select the
most effective methods OF reApinE n
harvest
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16
Chickens Como Home TO Roo~t.

Director General Hines complains
,hA, there In a reaction from the pa
0iotic tension OF war umcn, result
ing IN n critical and hostile attitude
Ivy the public toward government
control whose fault In II. And
whose will Ia t0be supreme-Mr.
Illness or tho Mople's' ls II sur
prisinE that nation OF frcomen
should object n war emergency
being folsted Upon them aH n perma-
mont policy In an era OF peace7
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16

You rather like tho man who ap.
pears to be Interested In your all.
mont. says tho regular hospital pa.
tisnt on the GLOBE Democrat. ever
n he doesn't care q whoSp.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16

II viii be noticed that Presidsn,
-nbsrt Of Germany ala not draw =
dead-iins beyond which, ths allies
cannot stop. Ne merely warned them
not I'd 90 too far.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16

pron.lcna found
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e: mr. '; %;'' 'c : :s:. % e. t;:s;
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Chinese applied still further For
Chinese had unpowdr used
impossible
fAishood possible false
Usually these
OF applicants included
credited districts whsre they did not i've
that known to the active ward
a
opponent a ult republican
floor
the on next before mem
leaving for ranch Dakota whseon dms
him promptly cancelled ticket
Of happily reacherous
tho simple erpedn arranging his statements
confusion nsancc he had been
the remark do want TO repeal m @
said produced tho following extract from
OF his speeches. II will not only strike out this provision @
those aements He asserted %
credited Washington county Ohio
In produced which thanks
Ssnc.n providence he Putnam
hasr had
that ne had forgotten he had written the M
informed OF applicant who has found place IN E
with The
said Yes the eight men are LIVING
constituted, added
did ana
when started further q question him he accused me o,
that
representatives perhaps In niue an
n stand frank adr's
finaly dignity
constitutional right be questioned
he investigations without farh"
aid from him.
continucd)
Copyright 1912. by Mcclure Newspaper syndicntr'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16
Phones
Daily Food


Sunday. February 10.
A the mountains are round about J,ru
sslea,, 40 tho Lord 10 round about His peo
pie from hsneefor,h even forsvsr-fn
lisa
FirwNss ths earth thy sospsi sissdA
hyNord. my hope, my trust
IL en- feand In Jssus' hsnds
~ ssui cen ns'u be lost.
Give us hslp from trouble. for 'vsla II
0s hsIp sf asn.---Psa s0iii,
Al any rate. tho suffrasis,s may
congratulate themselves on tho fact
that thsy are holding their own In
the senate.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16
of-
Theodore Roosevelt

/sem extended at the espens. Of tho .pos Y.iem
offices h..
Generally this done by Mo introduction
sometimes
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16
Oklahoma Outbursts

II costs 1880 10 run picture
fhov IN Brlnlow On sunday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16

not to whip the boishcviki. then our
boyv should be brought homo as
quickly ~ possible
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16

A hydroelsctric plant 10 MIR
from the city proXIdes MADRID W."
tn electricity for Ml4ts and power
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16

pno ~ sths attractions In Paw
huakh tho past mon'h was n corset
iuuOuHitAtuf
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16

II looks u l,t,l. bit an II tho
grounding had been trifling with
our affections
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16

Tulsa pulled on another unusual
HluW FRIDAY. W. had sunshine ana
"a 1uuvslurnt, both at ono time
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16
Official County Paper

AyFhAur SFT rAtu ClUCl b' IiON
FOR Tnl month Or JASt AIRY,
iplD. 10000
T,TF scott eifcu'iuon manager 10
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