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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-02
Sianfaiffiiesti fclpaowa
mbri
Sanamen fumintp- opista.
airi. Seino Ydtidld.

Slabittnirana aian mertfina moi
baan pitad fitd, ettd loipitaisoppi, ios
Ia fosfee faittein t1rfeintd a1ina tais
auuan nlla. on tltllut ndinG aifoifn
innptfaan tesfustelun. faiittelpn ia
Itpdittelm eiineeki. Siind ,,Slmoites
|taan moaien ipodnen aiatrfIet" ia
tulee elm TITO o~iittain ialasia pgIps
altyt epdraitis benti, iota 10 tmlan on
tiliaifmloesia fpaifuttanit turmiota.
Daoni fplla Ianteaa etfptptieu pauIoi>
bin. mutta iparmaanfin mupos moni
nlpttuipa berad ~tafittamaam o,rtarr-
tenia ruamatun intpintosopista.
llfein Ell ta6bota buomata. fuinta
tdutea on oitea ioipintos oppi; tbebs-
tam ipain iiiben, ettd loytbp iotpinto
Slnmalam ia ibmisten pdliGld. ipaIit>
fdumdtta min pnlion fiitd, miQld tas
tpalla ie fdiitetddn. Mirtta ma5boS
tonta OH tGfittdd ~iotpitusta. erIei Iiis
td ole oiteatd oppia. SentG6ben jog
6blidtadn raaunatullinen Intuintospp-
pi. min bbIidtddm mbSs rammatlIlis
nen iutpintoaiia. 8lin oppi ilmoit-
taa oifein aiian, Min on ieltp6d. et>
td opin mluttaminen OH allan bDIs
fGGrnistG.
sos aiatellaan lelIaista aiiaa, io>
ia on ~liItopuolella ibnniien aistien
piirid, futen elim. JOIN %faitfaiien
moan tapa6tlmla, Min iiitG Ell ipoibd
iaabn pifeaa %fGiitpstd. jos Ell iiitG ole
iaatu oiteaa eiitpstG. 81 ole b6bens
tefeipdG, minfGlaista tietoa eli oppia
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-02
Sltapafinaa.

Seiiratuntain %tatunatus tddlIG
Gmeritasia on fpapaaebtoista, fen me
faitin tiebdmme, eifd fitd ipoioa
multi mnittaa, malta tabtoifimmes
fin. 1aaitto ebtd fifth Iieree paifal-
Iaan Iiiooa pieni tatiabous niibin eri
tapoibin ia feinoibin ioita me tdps
tdmrne erittdinfiu papinpaltan ferdbfs
feen ndbben. @aiffein enfifii balian
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-02
antnmbem pernstns.

Spipin laaioisia piireisId Oh ipGGS
ria faiitteitd oiteasta autlnlben pc
rustdttiesta, ia main oLlen rafenres
taan ,ei oifealle perustutielle'. Spps
M tabGn faitfeen OH ipGGrG raamas
t,rntuntemis, iota taas icbtum Iiitd.
ettei alistlta Srmalan ianan ale,
dpaan inbimilliien idriem ipdlosia tds
.fitelldam ia padteIlGan Silmalm
diioista. iotta o%liiiapat iellaifinann
usfolla omistettapat. 3aitiIla lab>
tolaiiilIu on omat ebtonia, tpaitta
pieinen ilninta OH ianla faitiIla. So
III pitad oifenna alrtiniben ~perustlifz
fena iisfoa, toinen apGitt1G iifii tass
tetta, toImas ianoo ~ritforsta ainoafii
%oitcn.si perustufietit nelids tpis!1 iG<
moo fatarnniSta ia parannusta fiffi,
ia nGin Iitte altaa fufin rafentaa in@
6imillSelle perustufleIle bieman ias
nan. ipalosia. Sdstd litten iobtiiu,
ettd min monta beiffoa lielua iolttuu
barbatielle ipaiferoimnan ia epdile<
npddn, ettG MIDI on toocllufin oitea
alttanloen perushis; be buotailetpat:
.,Wibin nina furia iaan o~iteastaarl
aiitanrteri perustaa ipoioafieni iiiben
atstoa ia Iilpttaa? Di, nm tietdiiin
mibin tieni pGdttpp tliolenmsidl"
SietGmGttompps oiteasta OH barr
bailemista epGnisfosia. Ipostoli ias
MOO: ,,NinG tiebdn, feneen iisfon ia
oisn trcimu.. -" Dst1ipdni, ios set
epdilemGslG nitlnpteii oifea ~perilshls-
to, min ala ipain rilpea ~rnfentamaait
uSfpli, fasteeii, rutoufieii tai fatlis
mltieii ia paratmtfieii pcmIsteelle,
iillG ne felpanipat a~inoastann ipGlis
tpsnelmpoifli oifealle rafennllflelle,
iotn ratennetaan Gristus- falliolle.
&lrlleppaS nDt, rafas liellI, mifG on
oitea nlltlilbei1 %perllstuS: ie OIL See
iatfien aristufien Sumalat Soian
meri, fila min tobistaa Jana, ettd te
cite ple millGGn tatooipaiiella fullals
la tai bopealln lunastetut, naan
&ristllflen falliilla perellG minimum
ipirbeettonu1n ia ta9rattoman farit@
ion a Yict. 1:18, 19). Spostoli
YaaAuali mpostin tpDistaa; slid
muta psrnstustd ci btiifddn moi
parna, ipaan len iptn pantu on ia
ipfa OIL SeeiaIs aristus Il aur. 3:
~. Gid ipntein anteefiiantamlis>
to- ole mposf6Gn tapabt,tipa ilmatt
Seeiusta, fila Sdn tefi pbbelld ubs
riIla iiantaittiiesti felpanipan iotpirl-
non. - Sittentuin olet, DStGdpdni,
talllut %fGiittGndGn a~iltlmteii SeeilIfs
len lperesid, iufa ristilld ipioii, min
iitten mbo5fin inlet f~dliftdrnddtt us>
ron, fasteen ~rlIfoufien ia pnrni1nllf-
len tarpeeIliiiubeu oiteasfa p~aifasia:
Ell ipmoittarnd paftpnu, ipuun iii<
rmiutielliiena etnnu auttamaSia Sal
malnn Iapfioifeuiiia Seeiitfien tperes@.
ia. Sitten bbownne Iaulamaan:
,,8,rn isri pbd riittdd ipaan So flu@
Iiu iutaiielle, Niin muust' en- Iarlan
tabhotfaan SaaritlIe ipntiieIle', g. 81.
315. Sa iuield: ,1Seeiitf5e en- hiplo ots
ii Miin tbpstin fyttnit pois, aiir
Northumberland Gi fosfanu oIlut
ois. On pnbbas ibmisSufu. Sot' nis
mt Ipntinen. Seeiufien ruinmiin tibz
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-02
ERI ALOILTA

ioittaia eli ole pappi ella eoes liiffas
rifanu, ioten en- ole oman puS1iini
pubumaSia. &aittein gIeilin tnpa
ebtd licnee papinpaltan iipbteen Min
fanottl ipapaebtpinen ferdps: part
miestG fiertGG pmpdri terrar finisSa
ia irtainen icurafuntalainen dntaa
fen minfG balllaa (bptpin niein Min
ip1bdn trin main ipiitiii), tdppd
nIein niimtin, ettd ferddiien td9tgp
talosta tpbiin faiin labted. on ndet
fitftnro fabotiisia elittd Ell ole piens
TIL
$40 min, mitGs OH tulos? Salos
on rieintim Ic, eta III iaatu fofoon
ipain pieni oia iiitd ~ialntrnasta. mial>
iii ieurafmta papilIe mafiaa frlttdiits
iittain. inten Ioppu tdbttN ottaa ieils
ratunnan f~asiasta. Wittd Inn me
ipnia on mlitafin lellrafunnalla tuin
a~inoastnan papinpalffaiis, min ulein'
tin tacipittaiiiin Tue wuai. mitd
fasinsia on. miibin tartoitntliin, vi
fo iiis oliii aita tebbd JOHN miritos
nGitten Observation-Disclosures iibteen?
On erGs tapu iofa tlpfpadn on otettn
moncSin S~eirnfumnaslu /, tdDtl'i-
tD6n. ainafin Gltomi-ipnpobin plios
leila ia ie OH tdmG: Spfainen ierraz
funtalaincn mntiaa mGIrGtgn ium%
man tuitfnibesIa eli iplpooesfa Sds
ma tnpa on mpos ~fGaJtdnn0sid fnifiSa
la ieurotsia ia yboistbfiisid. min
ialcmalaisten flin mlnrnfieqistenfin
tesfen. Mttii ci iiis ipoitaiii ottaa
t1td imnaa tapaa ~fdptdntD3n Ganialz
l,stcntin ppolclla? Sofu fbtG iairoo,
ettd jos pannamt m%Gdrdnafip, min
palipn ieurafuntalaiiia idiii ppis, eff
fGpd muIttaiiiipat %toiieen %leilrntinn-
taan. Sllrbaa pelfpn; tiebGn paiffas
fuiuian iosla tpinen lelrafultn tefi
mtltnma ipllpii litten pdGtDflen, et>
til i~ofaiicn per6een pllafieen GGness
tbstelpoinen tlllee mafina Iellrnflnz
non faSiaan so ienttiG flmsid, finn
.taas toiiesia IeurnfumlaSia oil D6G
cbelIecnfin f%GptGnnoSiG ipapaae6tois
ncn mnfin. @ontnfp perbettG lillI-
lette mmittduceu ieilrntrntaa t6mndr
tafia? 81 bbtddns paita tnns tillee
iiiben ,ettd jptfut GAIA fieItdptpipat
mafiamasta mdGrdttpd %iiunmaa imlos
besia, iiibcn ppimmc ialon, cttG ii
til tnpnbtinl, iuaiffa CT plefann MI
t1du mGGrGd, fuiiifa palion mltna.
SIenpa aiiuan iparr1a, ett1 iullrin
ola i~cirafuntnlaiiin mafida aiipan
mielellG1n eiimerfifli so IenttiG
truSla, fun tict1G, ettd fen tefee
faiffi toiiettin. Sdlld feinpin iaas
taiIiin Ie%llrntirntain fannatuS taias
puolifeimnafii ia mlnltenfin ipurmem>
rnalle %fannalie, filin mitG ic nieastis
fin OIL. 2lntlempa ipield. cttG misid
main tipo pIfaeiitettp tapa OH otettu
fd,.oniTn,, iielld on mD6St.n tiiltu
biionrnanman, ettd lelirafnnta. tpIlG
ppipp tpstgsiG ilnmn marffiuailtae
main pitoa ia miitd ieaiunoifia aIa-
a.f9r.i!a bonunia. Siuoiit mpos wois
Al elm. tabtpiteffereiIld iaabllt apas
NIT tapttdd miiibin %iealrafurnan tar
|peiiiin ia ulSiStufiiin, iotfa l~rfeastifin
|fGriipat iparoicn pi,rtteesia.
Tprtif1Glmne iiio eteenpdin tGllGs
fin alaaa ia ,emenfaiffen purentpaan
iGl .sSjpfieen n6isid ienrainrnat;iiss
ia eiloisfn. SilId pnbar S"r'ai1
idriestpfien Saumala. 5dn meillc tais
TITLE antntpcn lpoinian pbd cbelleeu>
Tin toimimaun baiiten nimenfd funs
ninfii.
g..
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-02

on nellie banftimIt lpapaan pddSSn
Sian into; iiIId meilld on ipapais
mcnad iiidIle pbbadn S~eeiufien tpes
ren talltta. (Sebr. 10, 19).
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-02

ri On aitanniaanilt fem, q. 81. 318.
Irmosta autiias
5. &-nen
The American Jewish world., 1919-03-14
March IA, 1919
YOUNGEST COMMANDER IN
u. S. NAVY, RECORD OF
JEWISH BOY, AGE Is.

Washington-Lieut. Commander
Sterling c. Wyman, the youngest
man of his grade in the service, was
nominated on February p, for the
grade of commander in the U. S.
Navy. The same day he received
notification from the French En-
bassy that he had been made
Chevalier of the Legion Of Honor.
In forwarding the nomination to
the senate, the president disregarded
all naval tradition in taking the mat
ter out of the hands of the board of
officers.
The promotion of Commander
Wyman makes him the youngest
ranking officer in the Medical Corps.
Commander Wyman, whose resi-
dence is in Brooklyn, is Is years old.
He is graduate of Amherst, Prince
ton and Columbia He is friend of
the president, who was his professor
at Princeton.
In the early part of the war, DR..
Wyman was sent by the Rockefeller
Foundation to Serbia to combat the
typhus plague which was decimating
the army and the civil population.
For his accomplishments he was Of
ficially commended by the Serbian
government.
The American Jewish world., 1919-03-14

Louis Edward Levy, inventor and
scientist, died suddenly at Philadel-
phia, Pa, last week. He was pi-
oneer in the engraving industry and
was the inventor of many processes
used in photo-chemical engraving.
He was founder and president of the
Association for the Relief and Pro-
lection of Jewish immigrants and
was member Of many scientific or
ganizations. At various times he
published and edited the Evening
Herald, the Independent Democrat
and the Mercury, an illustrated
weekly, in Philadelphia.
The American Jewish world., 1919-03-14
THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD
10000 JERUSALEM JEWS RE-
DUCED TO BEGGARY.

Only 10000 Jews are left in Jeru-
salem, out of $4,000 who lived there
before Turkey entered the war, and
10000 of the surviving population
have been reduced to beggary. This
narrowing condition is reported to
the Zionist Organization of America
by Mr.. E. w. Lewin-Epstein, of
New York City, who is now in
Palestine as the manager of the
American Zionist Medical Unit. He
reports further that only 5000 are
left in Safed out of population of
10000 Jews, and that they are all
of them dependent on charity. The
same conditions prevail in Tiberias.
In Hebron only 600 are left out of a
pre-war population of 1900, and that
all of them have to be supported by
the Zionist Administrative Com
mission, which is also supporting the
The American Jewish world., 1919-03-14

hundreds of exiles who were driven
from Jaffa by the Turks and are now
beginning to return, hungry, naked
and sick.
"The moral effect upon our peo-
pie of the war is dreadful" writes
Mr.. Lewin-Epstein. 1T has COM
PEELED proud, self-respecting people
to accept charity from the Zionist
Administrative Committee. The
Commission main task now is to
help the people to become self-sup-
porting and self-respecting again"
The budget of the $3,OOOOOO
Palestine Restoration Fund which is
being raised by the Zionist Organ
ization of America provides that one
third Of that sum shall be placed
at the disposal of the Anglo-Pales-
tine Company for the purpose OF
making loans to those who have
been ruined by the war, thus en-
abling them to resume life again on
a self-supporting basis.
The American Jewish world., 1919-03-14

Two-day furloughs will be grant
ed to all officers and men of the
Jewish faith in the army stationed
in the United States during the
Passover holydays, it was made
known today in communication by
Adjutant General Ralph Morrison.
Instructions have been sent to all
commanding officers in the United
States informing them that fur
1oughs are to be granted from noon,
April 18th, to midnight, April 10th,
in order that Jewish men may at
tend services at their homes or in
nearby towns.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06
GOVERNMENT TO HELP GET
WORD FROM MEN OVERSEAS

Tho United states sovernmen, has
undertaken ~ new branch of look
ing after the men IN the service. A
special courier service has becn ar
ranged by tho war department Ia get
In touch with mon overseas who
have not been In rommunica tion
with their family for some time. This
work will be In co.operation with
the homo service and form letters
will be furnished every home service
section, these letters will he filled NO,
hy N member of the family who has
not heard from any relative, given 10
the home service which will forward
them 10 Washington, whore the In
formation will he sent to the cour'
riers oversee, these courriers will In.
vesiiuats and set the necessary In
formation.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06
SAYS TULSA WAS BLESSED
BY LACK OF WAR TRADES

According tu Chrsn," y Dough-.
SECRETARY ~ tho chhmhrr ~ COM
mcrrr. tho ahsourc ~ booming Wir
contract work frum the uhu4tri's
lin" NJ ~ Tulsa was nothing lraH
than t hlrSHng In disguise The
only proposition In the nature ~ a
war boom fur this cilv was 80
students Army Training school
which wns located AZ Kendall col.
l"pr hat which had barely started
when the whr ended. he said
Th" artificial stimulation ~ Tulsn
business which would have resulted
IN th" lncntiou ~ a war industry
here would have ended IN u smash
thni would hnN" delivered hard
hlow To- Tulsa and territory. Nnt only
have normal and prosperous conhl-
tiunH prevailed here but steady do.
vrlopm"n' has attended Tulsa white
other cities houstod "A vortex NJ In
duslflnl development A. n result
the slump that came tn many cities
with the dl-hundinE Of army can
tonmena md cancellation ~ war
contracts AID not touch Tulsa aud the
magic city escaped such disastrous
reaction
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06
100 TONS OF SUGAR
USED HERE MONTHLY
Monthly 1-i Administrations
iEur'- show

TIlsl.- ,.f I0p toms or sYR,r ,
month tttnI i.na fp. ,h'rk o. tir on
hr 'tt1.s ruF 90 tuUtump'Iuu hN Z !
llindWiu county tuuu administrator
."for' lu.., SUM hrguu iu Wityh
hlH tuttf htIr,l 4 hlEh t",utd ~ %
tons % wuuFI Wa reached l',siii'
tluuH puf uu tine safe ot -lgti rr..
du'rI th, .rfuiupiuu approximate.
ia 20 ton. tuuulh dutIur p'tpNrr.
NHtrINrI ,nt lIr,ruh'r uf ItHr
,rtl M. "IE,r ,ttdp W'r' dIatuu.
iiuu'i tu' ntrl ~ ~" year aui -tl's
uI" uuV rYuuIuE around 100 toms a
month This tends tu thuW that thr
h'nH uf economy irilllrd hh 10,
I,..uu of lh Wnr has pfuiu,,i Z
loan rr'.us ut 90 TONS uf .urtr "a
month 20 Tulsa alone
VI liu.ilutn Says ili ihr iuud
administration. 'uur thr t'tndIrg
uIu. . a. present resting u lh'
u'u'l' ~ Wlll maintain g. uI
EtnItt'|nu puil prt,, g. declared
tNi vlU ruui.uu" tu t"rp BE- Wtt,hful
t' toi rruliID"riuF d,l,u lu fuui
tufi. u.i Oir pUupl" ttr brIuE TO-
Ip'rd 90. tst pH purthlc uf the i".
tuI"'Iuus which 90 Wtp u,. csltr, tu|
.uNoNr during the war.
The county foot n.luunlstritor
HufH ihpi lr b. i.tdY 10 hrar any
complaints about uufilr prltrs ana
lu u-, ihr authority th' government
its gwen Inn. tu Investigate ana ,uI.
rect IA" pu.tl'" ~ lmpuHi'iuu upon
. 'unvututrs The publication ~ %
.si uf fan nfi,"s ~ foods hha hrcn
discontinued fnr the reason that the
market steadily hhH hurn declining
and q declining market ducs not re-
uuir" ih" vigilance HAT does a ris-
iug market
'bur people should not stop say
INK fund naid Mr iinimuu Nrster-
dhl There has hren me- Increase IN
food production siucc last fan aud
millions uf people IN Europe are ~
need ~ things Ia "ni li"cauHr the
rules governing the dlsirihution ~
fuod have been RELAXED ~ no reason
why thor" should Ice a waste ~ any
Kind, VIZ saved during the war To-
win victory IN thcs" tlmoa ~ need
nnd Emine abroad We must save Tor
Dufing hls administration Mr.
lIiudmhn says that hr personally Wis
tied 200 grocery stores IN Tulsa
county The fvportH made hy him
70 the state epod administration. ]
showing the results ~ the regulation
~ food dlrsributiun, brought u state
mcnt from the state administrator
that Tulsa was the best regulated
city In oklahoma
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06

That scientific Industrial training
has taken firm root In Somo parts
OF the rnlisd states II shown by ro-
ports 10 the training service of the
Tnltcd states department, of labor
These reports show that since hos.
,llitic- have coazed % new training
departments have been Installed, the
majority being IN tn. west. ana the
question has been referred To the
federal employment bureau ~ Okla
homa city and ~ Tulsa, for further
Information concerning tho neceH
Hary locations FOR these training do
partmonis
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06
SAGE TEA TURNS
GRAY HAIR DARK
It's Grandmother's Recipe TO
Bring Back Color and
Lustre TO Hair.

That beastlful. even shade Of
dark. glossy hair can only he had
ny Drawing n mixture of aARo t~s and
Sulphur Your hair is your charm.
II mkk~s or mars the face when
!, Il fades, turns gray or s,rcaked, Just
an application or two of SAHe and
Sulphur enhances its appearance .
hundred fold.
Don't bother 10 prepare tho miH-
tur~. you can get this famous old
recipe improved by tho addition OF
other ingrsdiehts for so cents a large
bottle, all ready for use. II In called
Wyeth's Ragc aisi sulphur Com.
pound. This can always he depended
upon 10 bring back the natural color
and luster OF your hair
Everybody uses 'Wy~th's" SaHc
and sulphur Compound now because
Il dnrkens So naturally and evenly
that not5Ay can tell II has been APP
piled You s'mpb dampen q sponge
or soft brush With n and draw this
through the hair. taking ono small
strand at n time Ivy morning the
gray hair has disappeared. and after
another application u becomes beau
TRULY dark and appears glo-sy and
lnstrous, s,--AdN.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06
BROTHER OF REV. Killing
DIES IN AUTO ACCIDENT

Tho rev & W King rector ~
Trinity Episcopal church. vas noti-
fled hy telegram Tuesday night of
the death ~ hir brother l."slir
X ling at bphlcsklll. = y. 49, the re-
suit ~ nn automobile accident rhis
IN the first death 10 occur IN u fam
lly consisting ~ II brothers nnd rir,
tcrr Mr. II lins was - N"htH OLD
nnd leaves a wife ana iva small
children. Tho Never"nd klinR lrfi
Yesterday nftcrnoon at o'clock Tor
Albany Ia attend IN" funeral
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06
TWO MURDER TRIALS
SET FOR NEXT TERM
" u. william, Charged VIA, kill.
inH " Inr,cit on itrd Fork
Car. Ia I'irad s'tf- -Dcfrn-'

only tWo murder cases are ser fur
ltial ai th" coming special term ut
IA" district court which hoEluH Iob.
fuab /. With Judge ltrdmdnd =
ul" pr'sidins There ut" several
oihct murD'r ,isrs pending lut a.
ih" defendants atv tut uu boSd
they viii 10" held over untii the reg
ultr March term ~ the court which
vii convene shortly after the spr.
,,hl i"tn ~ concluded
bi M" grand larceny .,Hs'- ~
BE- iiI"d a. m" SPECIAL term, lhrr"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06
TO REPRODUCE ONE
OF WAR; BATTLES
\ I.a,inIlon ~ Z. = IirgniRrs Ia Itr.
produce the Fighting around
Sh -prr,. i'rnuc.
TO STIMULATE FIFTH LOAN
part of pau'rc,is ~ M,,'L- I,hihii
tu nc I -.d Ia Ircc,i"n ~
soldiers Nrunriat

Dn the vacant bloc. 90 lh.ri ANA
IIgiu sttccta uou u.nrs WiIi b' dug.
hla guns placed and uu" ~ l'' most
tnrillug s,,uoH oi the var with
Gorman, O., .rnn, ted ae q par ~ the
great Vtt ',hihii tu Do" made b., ihr
ru,ctumoni uudrr the uupl.rs ~
u.r alu'd ,iNI. 'luts OF Tuba "ttN
tu MATCH
m, battle OF sic'prr,. the irat
Iuuu D,ptutrd 10, th' Americans ~
Trance viii h' reproduced each
t.uht flt one Wo,it u battalion ut
regular tniird ktf's 'iuupr ana ~
military hand taking pact tn"
r.rues viii show tho men going
u,et the top ana thtr" viii 10" ,tu
non hrv rns charges tnd hand iu.
hand COMMITS ust 100 There Wnf
Whcu the American buNp started the
Huns back ~ ilrrlin
The exhibition ground win ho cn.
closed WIN . canvas vail ri =
rrandpinnd VII be- rfc,trd to rc.
,ommudntr The -pr'tnlnts luH,ir
the enclosure viii ~" u display ~
var relics rnd trophies of "''y klud
that has been captured from IN"
urrmups ia" exhibits nnd trenches
may hg inspected ~ va" hIi'lh"'h
and the admission VIII ho 30 cents
Tor adults and hhlf pric" Tor chll-
dren The sham battle will occur ~
niphi when the exhibits nlSn viii
he open The night admission viii
be 30 and % cents
The purpose ~ this exhibit nnd
entertainment II To- draw attention
80 and arouse interest la the next
liberty loan campaign which viii he
launched IN April Noihing 80 fore
lhly shows how the American boys
delivered the goods than tho tons of
GERMAN helmets swords. tlre arms,
shells and butcher tools which VIII
be seen at the war exhibit
Twenty per cent ~ the receipts
from the exhibit viii he donated to
the fund to huild "a monumant To
the soldiers 81 Tulsa who dii theit
part toward winning tho war
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06
SAFE, GENTLE REMEDY
BRINGS SURE RELIEF

ynu need Take three or fonr .v.,, IA,
The healing oil sosks into the cell, "a
lining VI the kidneys aud dfn.. .",
the poisuns New life and health ~
surely follow. When your normal Wa.
has been restored continue trea,p.,,
Tor a while u keep Yourself IN md
ton aud prevent u return Of the d..
ease,
Don't wait until YOU are inrsn.hl. a,
fighting Start taking GOLD Mia
IlAsrlrm Oil Capsules today y,".
druggist will cheertully refund ,os,
money N yo,t are not satisfied Viii
results Rot he Mrr ~ r., m. ori.,.
impaired GOLD MEDAL and nrr.r, =.
suhstitUcs In three stes Scala
packages Al ell drug stores
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06
Riggs Iinnk t.oycrpor

UT TIITTS, Teh. b--"IlNNII VIIFI1U
i'lggs ot this city. treasurer and u
director ~ the international shoe
company today was elected governor
~ the eighth federal reserve dis
trict a. u meeting of the directors ~
the federal reserve bank ot ~ Louis
Mr nggs suc.cAis Rulla Wells who
resigned Nj i,lggs had many venrs
experience IN banking before enter
ing tho shoe business iIc IN 81
years old
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06

u'ntYr T. ogden has nrru unlr
, hartman uf ~" rNpnttH ,uultol ''.u.
mItItt ~" iH freight nltft, r.tU
,ryr ~ h" r,uu-N islur tllIuId
iilur iu hir pppuiuiW,nl u- chair.
Wtu.uf rha rumuliicr h' va ,ut.'.
mhn or rhr furiRht uufI, ,umtuIl.
zee Nurth Atlantic ppiH VI'h h"td-
dunttciH ~ Sew YORK rh" ,uuu,s.
.luu directs az uCcpn shipping
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-07-18
Gasoline Boiling
Points Tell The Story

Contrary to the opinion held by a
great many people, the real value of
gasoline is not known by the old
fashioned CAVITY test. This test tells
nothing about the yapCrizing and COM
bustive qualities Of the fuel, as has
been pointed out by the National
Bureau OF Standards at Washington.
Only the boiling point test is really
efficient.
Boiling points, Of course, mean eX-
actly what the words say. That is,
they are points on the thermometer
at which a liquid will begin to boil.
The reason why boiling points are
the test of good gasoline would seem
to be puzzling. A little thought, how
ever, will make it plain. For a cold
engine to start quickly the gasoline
must vapOriZe at a low temperature,
This yaporization point is, of course,
the same as the boiling point. TO
get quick and smooth ~acceleration
somewhat higher boiling points are
necessary and for full power and long
mileage the fuel must have still high.
er boiling points.
Real high qualit y~gasoline must
have . complete and continuous chain
Of boiling points, ranging from the
low to the high. Combustion starts
with the lowest and flashes on
through the uniform chain from low
to high with the result that there is
~full-powered, instantaneous combus.
ton. Eliminate one link and the full
power chain is broken. The famous
Red Crown gasoline is straight-dis-
titled, all-refnry fuel which has this
complete chain of boiling points SO
that its use means easy starting,
quick and smooth acceleration, de.
~pendable power and long mileage.