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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-30

AISuHdS nCHhdhtto dhOCo ~ ou
muerte, Vedrines habfa publicado
una serie de art1culos relatives a
sus misiones especiales durante
la guerra. POGO despuGs manifes-
to al "Jo1rnal" ell deseo de con-
sagrar un articulo final a la me-
moria de Pegoud, ell genial aero
bata" del aire, a quien consi1erai
ba como ell creador de la tactica
de conlbate.
Es la pagina que sigue, EN- la
que sin falsa modestia, al prOpio
tempo que expresa su admiration
Dor ell precursor, Sc reeOnoce
la parte que tenfa el. mismo ell
eel progreso de la aviaci6n y de
la que estaba leg1timamente Orgu-
ll0so:
Era un dfa-hace mucho ITEM
po- antes de la guerra. 1O ha-
bfa emprendido no recuerdo que
yuelo. Tn golpe de viento brusco.
Nj aparato Sc inclina de adclante
V forma enseguida con la Inca
del horizonte un angulo de cuaren-
ta Y cfnco grades. Me crei perdi-
! do. Cerr6 los ojos y solte cl vo-
lante. Jamas he sabido como me
me restableci.
Todos nos hallabamos Ell los pri
meros tiempOs de la aviaci0n. No
Isabiamos sino una cosa: cGnser-
war un plano orizontal y bolinga-
banos con la familiaridad de 10
que llamabamos entonces un re-
lnOliRo dur0.
En- una palabra, no sas'lamos
.tvolar. Y era muy natural. ia
mas ell hombre habia podido estu-
diar por propia experienced 10 que
Ipasa en- ell cielo. COnocia ell aqua,
4 la terra y ell fuego, pero el aire
era para Gl algO misterioso> tral-
dor insondable.
Tn hombre, que en- aquellos mo-
mentos arriesgo audazmente su Vi
da, nos ensen0 a volar. Aquel
holnbre fue P6goud.
Necesito gritarlo muy alto. Sin
P6goud, la guerra aerea hubiera 81
do impossible, porque sin 6l, NADIA
de acrobacia, y sin esta, NADIA de
ayiadores de combate.
Caer sobre ell enemigo como un
aguila sobre su presa, esquivar
sus golpes, dejarse deslizar en- ell
vacio, saltar ell barreno, son otros
tantos passes y replicas que Sc han
hecho claicos en- ell duelo aereo.
NIientras el photo ignore ei arte
| de moyerse libremente en- ell espa-
clio, todas esas maniobras auda-
ces, todas esas fiestas, todas
esas sorpresas lie fueron iInposi-
ibles. No solamente estaba impe-
dido de combatir, sino que puede
decirse que no podfa volar. Cada
viaje aereo era entonces un tour
dc force muy peligroso, muy incier
to. Ell hombre no era todavia due
iio del elemento que guerra domi-
mar.
Muerto Pegoud, seria una enor-
Inc ingratitud olvidar 10 que lie
Idebemos y cual .fu6 su parte en- la
victoria.
Sabese como lie ocurrio Ia idea
de su peligrosa tentativa. Habia
Iimaginado ensayar un medic de
Isalyamento en- case de accidente.
Dejarse caer en- paracaidas 10 era
practice. La posicion del photo
Ell ayi6n no lie permitfa utiIizar
lei paracafdas, y la yelocidad de
Isu aparato complica mas Ia ope-
lraci6n.
Pegoud aogro hacerIo, pofque
era verdaderamente diestro como
Iun mono.
Mientras bajaba suavemente,
Iaquel hombre, cuya sangre fria ex-
Icedia a todo cuanto cabe inagi-
mar, Observable atentamente su
zinc, que cababa de soltar. En-
Ilugar de verlo inclinarse Gefni-
tivamente al suelo, tuvo la sorpre-
sa de advertir y comptroller que cl
:, II, "a, I,ft CT s1aco,,i-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04
Dinners

Tho distinctive event of the sea
son At tho Country club was tho
forlnightly dinner dance with Mrs
Lynn Il Wallace presiding as
hostess Saturday evening when $50
club members ana friends were
guests Twenty fiNc aerial officer.
who were In tho city with tho corps
which made. exhibition flights. dur.
ing tho day. were honor guests at a
dinner rendered them by the club
ana there were several smaller
parties
Lavender and pink from the field
and wood decorated the large table
In tho ballroom and the smaller
tables set on tho sun porch There
was dancing as usual. following the
dinner Mrs Wallace was assisted
by u group ~ q dozen matrons In rN-
tending hospltaliiics Of the club The
reservations were as follows Mears
and Mcsdames e. T. Crawlev. f. l..
Moore, g T. Braden. A. L. smith
W T. Wright, W.. = Henry. ] J.
Washington, ir, Arthur Lippa, j
II Foster waite philipS. Edwin r.
Perry Prank T.. Bartlett, Seth EIy.
Hurt Collins, W, " pomcroy. " L.
kHtler. Be- r. r wells. Thomas /
Munroc. &. n. r. OIIern. Harry g.
Nahhv Harry u Murdoch. J v.
Hurdirk Clarke Il. kcndrick, ] NJ
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ernoon az cards with which Mrs.
william y, Sill entertained very dc
tyhtfuly Monday afternoon In the
Country club Mrs. HARRIET Ely
sister OF Mr.. SIN, WAS honorce OF the
affair
Receiving with the hostess and her
honor guest, were Mrs. c. II. Gump
and her mother. Mrs. l.. G Brantz
OF wilkes Barre. IA. Nine tables OF
bridge were played with the high
score favorS going TO Mrs James e.
Treat and Mrs James H. Rovalrd Of
Bradford, Pa Luncheon was served
a. tho card tables The decorations
were simple, being ~ baskets Of
spring flowers Mrs Frank y
shali"nhergcr Mrs Earl \ clark
and Miss Mary Sill assisted Mrs
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tho interes; and pleasure Of the r..
CaslOn
Mrs Berry entertained her ass....
ants at luncheon and there were ,
number OF small parties proyot.r.
the games at which high srprrs v.-'
Won by Mrs Thomas ! Munroc Iu,
Mrs Louswdy OF St Louis. Tho r.
erNduuns were as follows. 'Mc,da..
Earl y Berry Kirol Holm. H,rr.
- Cornell. Charles T.. Martin. Iur.
l.. Shakcly, Rex =. Walker. Wlr.r
VI. Mount william II romr..
Phillip Jones' John \ Arnold. q
Wells. r. Forest Hayden l. q I...
ser, n. &. Richardson. l. r. Ii...
Murray NJ poan. j. n BurdlrU
g. Skecnc, Martin Moran. ARTHUR
Ncwlln, Roy Il. GotmaU, ". T. bow.
Robert VI Riackmorc. clifford ,W.
CONTINUED OK PAGE SIX
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04
Card Parties

Miss Grace Downing bridge party
on Friday WAS one uf the very prci-
IS affairs of the week among the
younger girls.
Miss Elizabeth Shelton NJ knnsas
CIV guest ~ Mrs W. t. LOWS had
named as hunoree and four tables
woro played High score was made
hy Mrs Frank W. billiard ~ Dallas.
Texas An leo course was served
The decorations wero pink sweet
peas. Young mttrous and girls who
played IN the visitors honor were
MosdamcS Ross Gibbs Dan Hunt
ir., / g Rosaor Lciha stanley Law
hon, W l.. Lewis Frank ". pi,lard
of Dallas, Texas. Misses Naomi
MosorN., bees Hudson, vivian
FUgnum Mary clay Williams.
Ei,io Hirminrhtm, Ruth ritTatc,
rick Mary Burton Gladys Brown
and clara McJunkin. Miss Downing
was assisted by her mother. Mrs.
Y r. Downing and aunt Mrs T. c.
KING OF Pittsburgh. IA.
Tn" wc"k's parties of which there
was an unusual number. both large
md D.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04
Informal

Tho m.d-wcck party OF tho Coun.
try club lt which MIR, Earl T. Kerry
presidcd as hostess on Wednesday.
attracted t large number of mttrons
and younE women 10 the club for a
game Of bridge and tea. \ group of
several uut ~ town guests added to
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04
A Announcements

Announcement was madn on
Thursday at the homo OF the bride
elect In DcniSnn, Texas, or the ap.
preaching marriage Of Miss Nell
Afford ~ that city 10 MIR, Jules H..
Constantin OF Tulsa. the engagement
20 be culminnied In u church we'd.
ding In the Catholic cathedral uf
Denisou. in Juno.
The hrldo, u lovely young Firl who
has visited in Tulsa and VIII he re
memnCred by many Of tho MON hers
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04

Miss Naomi Meservo was hostess
to natrons and girls Of tho Whee
club Saturday afternoon with five
tables playing Mira W l.. Lewis.
Mrs Dan Hunt, ir. Miss Grace
Downing and Miss Elizabeth Shelton
OF Kansas CIty were specially invited
rup4tr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04

Mrs Frederick + walter enter
tanned with lovely dinner party
Monday evening. honoring the birth
dtN Anniyersdry of Mr Walter Tho
table decorated TN robcs had covers
for dozen guests
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04

Mr. ana Mrs. Ar.h GrIlrr ~ hotel
Tulsa entertained with e small din
ncr party Monday evening tn the
hotel 90 honor the birthday auuiycT-
Aary OF Miss Ecrthn Nuasulum.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04

May meeting NJ Tulsa chapter y
A Il ln home NJ Mrs. fred T.. Damn.
Second days NcsEion ~ state T. T.
. society and motor rido for wise
lung women
open evening meeting Of I. T.
O's in Y " e. a
open house of Tulsa county dctcn-
tion home.
Miss Mary clay Williams enter
tRinH ~ luncheon for Miss keesee
ana Miss Shelton
Utopia club meets with Mrs. y
w Smith
Meeting ~ Council of Jewish
Women IN library
Mid week party, Of Country club.
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George Brigham OF Chicago WAS an
out Of town guest.
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Thc Kings Dcpari.

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rufporuon Nlr u,cr .on ~ Mr.
ghd Mrt Charles a ba'rr NJ NJ
l,lI"". '"' f,''u''" "i
L,.,I ~ ,,, o,',,,.,,o., .,,.'',,.,"
NJ tho TldtI Ou company II. No..
Gently returned 10 Tulsa after a
yrars trr'ir" IN tho army during
which he was stationed ~ Fortress
Monroe, Va
The HycChkr Grub wishes 10 an.
caution In order that tho comfort
ana convenience of lip pHirnna may
ho assured a. thc performance ~
grand opera Thursday and Friday
\ special corps nf usher4 kas bafn
trained ana the club In certain thai
the usual delay in seating n tn be
eliminated In return the club asl,t
by being ON Tine he r1rt,ir IN
go up atslb at both pefformanres
Tickets numbered lb Brc 10, thc
initial performance and those num.
brrod 10. tho Ecconi pcrformnrrc
Convention han ia rrgc,irnrIy .,id
a.. a., ,..-.,,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04

Dance OF Atoka club In Elks'
home.
Lofting club meeting with Mrs O.
III. u, Thomas
Scotti grand opera company ap-
pears In performance Of MADAME
Butterfly" In Convention hall
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04

Informal dance uf knights ~ Co
lumbus In their home
Mrs w. T.. owen entertainA at
cards
closing session Of Oklahoma +. l..
q society.
Mrs r. O. Sargent is hostess ,o
u. 4, A. club
Hyechka club presents Scott
grand opera company In dual bill.
'L'Oracolo" and "Cavnllcria Rusu
cana" IN Convention hall.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04

lY At dinner Tuesday evening In their
home. rpmpllm"n'InR MiEs Elizabeth
Shelton of Kansas city
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04
Saturday.

Hyechka club meeting In home of
Mrs e. 4. S,rouvello.
Kappa Kappa Gamma meets with
Mrs. &. c. Cole
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04

The table Was done In decorations
~ pink roses and sweet peas and the
serving was followed by dancing.
Major und Mrs Hopkins. guests were
Mossrs ana Mcsdamcs w H. Brown
bee Clinton. james r. Cole Dixie
pro. lrank u. Dluard. " " Baker
Frederick f.. Walter. Mass Ethel
Williams of SIpulpa Mr. Harold
NhlI Music by Mrs Baker and Miss
Wa1'nms added to the interest Of the
occasion.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04

Major and Mrs G. + Hopkins were
hosts ~ delightful dtnnSr-dance
Tuesday evening In the Country
club, entertaining 10 honor a dual
occasion, tho return homo of Major
Hopkins from France md the oc-
Currenro Of hir birthday anniversary
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04

Ilnvner. G. " Richardson. ir, /
g. Eos7cr I W. Rrysnt. W l..
LOWS Allie T.. Lewis. g. T. Martin.
L. q. Rradstrcot. Edgar do M6ulc-.
0 li Means y T. RrookIu~. E. T.
Chambers. r otis McClintock. G. j.
Moss, J l. Taylor. r T. Hirming
ham, Robert NJ Blackmorc. Frank
lin :. GRAY, Heron Fountain Of Now
YORK, Mcadamcs clint Moore Frank
VI Eudufr. Thcodusn Henry. Glenn
I Bwdcn NJ rittsburE Pa. y. X
Duncan NJ BlrtlcsNlllo. Misses
tvclNn Nocl Do2o'hv Griffin.
Babel Core. Ethel Croshic, Coralca
Griffin Lllsic Birmingham. Ruth
Fitzpatrick Elizabeth shelton Of
Kansas CITY Emillc lIarglns
Omaha. Ithel Fields, Olnthc. Louise
Argue. Independence. Kansas, oliver
Gallagher. Dallas, Clancy, Rrad
ford, Pa Messrs J A Porter. " /
hanlon. J L. Terry T.. " Sinclair.
W, T.. Spencer, Arthur Gamman,
Stanley Zahn, Don Oakcs W J..
pickov. u ~ Berry, Captain n. y
Arnold H. u. Henry Chicago. NJ
= MiChpclson DHrtlcsviI'" Hubert
Courtney rittshurg rr ! e.
Underwood. Dallas. Liculcnant Pre-
Nost. Paris.
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Tho wcok's parties " which there
was an unusual number. both large
and small, we're initiated hy an aft
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-24
TWO PISTOLS AND MAC HINE
GUN READY FOR STICKUPS

CHICAGO April 2i-Georgc l..
SChein Is one man In this MANS
town the burglars. stickup guys and
other energetic cEooks had better
eivc Il wide birth, But let George
'cil il.
The first day We moved into our
new home (Georgc recently returned
from his honeymoon Mrs. Schcin
and | were surprised to see a man
coming out OF our dining room win
dow.
II chased him. but he got away. \
hurried inventory shovel several
hundred dollars worth OF my wife's
jwelcry gone
Two weeks later 'onc OF these
slickup guys stopped me with a
gun and relieved me of my watch.
scarf pin and $3.50. Not satisfied with
this, he sluggcd me. was laid m
Tor several weeks
when | recovered ! gave a little
celebration pay7Iy when went TO
go home | round some thief had
stolen my auto.
WOW | hereby serve warning that
| am through I'm packing an auto
matte In each pocket and I've got n
machine gun planted on the victrola
IN our front room lay or me or
there II be trouble
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-24
Little Ben's Notebook
TIME

TIME.
Time Is divided into hours. minnit,
and seconds. cspcshiily seconds
Every minnit has 60 seconds. even
In Fchucrry WHICH ony has IS days
Thcre is 20 hours every day in
CloodiuC SundCys ana holidays. The
fcrst q take place early In the morn
ing wife people are asleep and are
therefore the lccst used, only being
necessary for mllkmcn and people
coming home late.
The sun rises about . o'clock every
morning weather unyhOdy Is up 20
see 10 or not. Bcforc clocks was in
vented people used to tell time 10y the
sun, cNscpt on rainy days wen they
proberly told 1t by how hungry they
got But all they haff 10 do mower
days is ask sumhOdy with a watch,
and II they wont tell them, all they
har to do is ask sumhoddy olts, and
80 on tai they find out ony by that
time n mite hc later than wen they
started to ask.
II a ,loc, starts to keep on telling
the same time, i,s "A sine that sum
body forgot rs wind A.. thus making
u tcll wat time II was insttd OF wat
time II is clocks nWtcnt To- be drop
pct too Rwffen on account OF their
delicate w,rhs
Time seems cy'cr long vile YOU are
waiting for suppir To be rcddE and
cNtcr short wen YOU nuy have 9 min
nus before you haff 60 get mp In
the morning. II passes so quick vile
You are asleep that babies muSscnt
hardly notice II NJ all on account ~
thCw sleeping so mutch Rabies
would prohcrly think. How time flies.
N they could think
Zach day IS divided into day time
and uI'allmc. the caSjcs way to tell
thcm apart being by the color Some
children are tawt@to tell Cme won
they are go young they cant hardly
tell cny,hiuE CliS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-24
ALWAYS N LIMF1IGuT.

Tn" ways of this man Campbell
Russell border largely ON lho lu
serutablc. YOU never know where
you are going so find him ON any
public question thar may come to tho
front only YOU can depend on ono
thing he is going to have tho cen
ter OF tho stage, rGht whore the
limohgh' is most dazzling. II docs
not matter TO him what the prin.
elple Is that b. involved. it does not
matter what is right or wrong. 4,
does not matter what Is popular or
unpopular-he Is going to be found
on the negative side or on the sido
where he is sure to get the most no.
uce ana tho largest anSunt o
"cussin' '. Condemnation docs no,
hurt hlm-hc lhrfycs on H. crit.
clsm only makes him the more en-.
ihusIsstlc and strenuous opposition
"a the only thing that gives him hap.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-24
Horoscope
The stars inolins. but do not
compel

"Thc stars incline, but do not
compel
The stars presage misfortune dur
Ing this sway OF tho stars. accord
Ing 10 astrology Saturn, the sun
Mars ana Neptune are all adverse
ON a dav lko this II In wcll td
postpone initiative. TO rest and TO
seek cheerful compa nionshlp
There IL "A sign read as warn Ing
against "A tendency to quarrel and
10 cause trouble Tho planets make
for inharm onIOus associations or all
sorts
Long after tho treaty of peace iS
signed, the psychic effects OF the war
will be felt In the general disturb
anco OF social conditions.
II II wise TO avoid all tendency
toward controversies or uuarrcls.
which may bc frequent while Mars
Ia In evil place.
wild reports and severe criticism
regarding all public matters may he
exceedingly prevalent, especially ns
the summer advances
In the dnwniug Of tho new era
In history all the forces that arc
antagonlsttc tn progress win gain
strength and become active
Roth The army and nSyy probably
will meet new question: that put
them on the defensS@e during this
rule OF tho planets,
Neptune h In an aspect that ~ in
tcrcepted n mcnacing. the indica-
ton being that there may be danger
In drinking water which should bo
safcEuarded against contamination.
Cleanliness * emphasized ms i'm
portant. especially during tho next
few weeks sanitation should re
ceive serious attention.
Women como much 10 the fore nt
this time They should be careful lest
their labor and their Influence be
exploited
Love affairs hcRur while this di-
rcciion or tho stars dominate are
likely 10 bc disappointing
AGAIN changes IN the lhcntcr and
In theatrical management are fore
told
Motion pictures come under n rule
making for continued development
aud popularity
Beauty viii be MUCH discussed aud
American types Of fIcc. and figure
Will change greatly. II is pro-
phesicd
children horn ON this day may
have year OF many anxieties Thcy
should he careful not 20 enter into
law suits
children horn on this day may hc
proud, high-tcmpcrcd and socrctiyc.
Taurus is their ruling sign
tIopNright. l0lq. hv tine Mcclure
Newspaper SYNDICATE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-24
LlrIrs GET Busy

While there was a fight on hand
over the spavinaw water proposition
the matter received plenty OF advcr-
Using The topic was on every body's
tongue and all seemed anxious to
push the thing with all reasonable
speed. Since the opposition has laid
down, The friends OF Tulsa'A water
needs seem TO have gone to slotp.
A. least whatever has, been done
has received little attention. and II IA
b not The fault OF The World that such
"a tho case. We are ready and eager
10 give the thing a boost on every
occasion, but we find nothing going
on upon which TO base any worth
while mention. For one, The World
Ia not satisfied with this state Of
affairs. Time is an important fac
tor In this proposition and valuable
time Is passing all the time.
II the question OF selecting spavi.
nav for the source is settled, and
such appears eA be the case. lot ua
proceed with tho program without
unnecessary delay II 1t Is IA good
thing let's push 1t along IL may
he worth some consolation to think
that We are 10 provide an ample sup
ply OF good water for tho next gem
GRAFTON OF Tulsa citizens, but Why
should not the prosonS genera ton he
entitled TO some OF ~ benefits? II
there is some good y~ssaa fof>delay,
we will not be impatient. but 10 such
reason exists we havo not been in.
formed OF the fact. and on the pre-.
sumption that such reason does not
exist. we feel justified In protesting
against tho apparent procrastinatlon
OF those in charge OF the movement.
Let the election be called without
delay so that the citizens and tax.
payers OF Tulsa may render their
verdict and put the stamp OF ap.
proval upon the long-drawn out
preparatory work that has been done
toward furnishing tulsa with nIcnty
of drinkable water. After the bonds
are Yoted and the contract let. IL
Will be long and tedious wait be.
fore the water OF tho Spavinaw is
turned into tho faucets OF a thirsty
public. Hot weather Is coming soon
and the natural thirst will bo only
The hecncr because We have relief
In prospect why should that relief
be postponed beyond the time &c
tuallv necessary for its accomplish,
mcnil
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bridal bouquet in his hand and ap-
preached them.
The ladies and gentlemen OF Ar
chdia Country club asked me to pre-
sent this bridal bouquet 10 you, Mr.
and Mrs, Ferrol, with their best
wishes for n merry honeymoon and
long and happy married ,Atfe," he
said 'ehnd | take the liberty of add
Ing my good wishes along with theirs
and I'm sure all the passengers Join
with US In their sentiments, don't
you, ladies and gentlemon7"
A pattor OF applause from the
grinning and laughing passengers
completed the Ferrols' confusion
John Ferrol arose In his scat. and.
with n crimson face, addressed the
passengers.
THE Joke Is as much on you as
on us" he said. We've been mar
ricd for fifteen years, In fact"
"iia, hal That's what they all
say" young fellow cried. and In
tho general laughter which followed
John sat down more nusteted than
ever
Edith, rosy with confusion and
happiness, leaned over to him and
whispered
Never mind, dear let them
mink what they wan. Perhaps they
are right. after all"
(To BE Continued)
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-24
ADVANCING FAMILY CLOCK
DEM0RALlzES PROGRAM

MEANWHILE. Pa. April ~
Moving the clock ahead ono hour
had AN amusing aftermath In the
homo of one McadNDlp family.
Mother had been out doing some
shopping and whom she retired the
other memb bcrs of tho family werc
out SHE retired about 10 O'Clock,
and knowing that much depended on
hor gave the hands uf tho clock a
so,o ahead an hour
SisjCr had been out 20 the moyAcr,
and when she came homo she. IA
remembered about tho clock NJ
pushed the hands Ahold ono hoAr.
Bru'lrar came In giU later and the
clock was given another turn t,9
some timc I'm the carly morning
hours In came pa Thinking AN the
rest had forgotten about the clock.
Hn lwNuTuut matter In tho morning.
nut not go important at the time
being hc pushed tho hands ahead
rIIl ann'hor hour and uptocd or 10
bed
I, took Tho family about a week
and q hlt lo e., back TO normal
conditions
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-24
SUIT BROUGHT TO CLEAR
TITLE TO INDIAN LAND

suit TO cancel deed 10 two lots
IN tho city OF Tulsa was begun in
superior court Wednesday by Francis
Ferris nee Melton. against Matt
brigham ana Edwin Chase, the
plaintiff claiming that tho deeds were
made while she was yet minor and
therefore were OF no legal effect.
Tho plaintiff n member OF tho
Crickashh tribe OF Indians, was al
lotted lands in Garvip county, and
later, on order OF the county court OF
that county, her property was sold
and lots and 4. block q. Fairviow
addition TO Tulsa, wero purchased
with the proceeds OF the sale. as an
Investment for the plaintiff.
The property was transferred by
deed 10 the defendants on June 26,
1917, at tho time the plaintiff was
under Us years OF age. according 10
tho petition. She states that tho
deeds, although not binding cast a
cloud on her title to the property
which she asks the court TO remove.