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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-20
MUNICIPAL. WNSIip\,

vs." have uur ftui, wash d,s,.
'hI ~ hnN" uur Nu"s fuf ...tu.ug
Ur me r.., sumeum,s ~, mean io
clean 10 up d uutils sometimes tu
flush ~" streets AMI sometime. 20
look after the ALLEYS nui backwards
Nn' Tulsa has nnothrr Npshi,t
coming thni H. uuicu ~ itI,r umr
pY the furrlo,k ana ,hup down un.
III" monster mn before hr leaves
his mark on our nlr ,IN rhp ,,lI
gent" who would buug plI uh.. lru
hl" up"n 49, ~ rr-.dcnr in ruiI smuar
sr The world has remarked lr
Tor" Tulsa has puirr rrpun'ipn fnr
I""hihE Hplrk nui span Nr are nll
proud of n nnd have come ~ look
upon n ns matter ~ ,uurnr and
forget Dat vigilance Is the ~ ,r not
only ~ liberty Lut ~ clean ct,
Many things hnv" combined tn make
M" use ~ coal fir more gcnernl
man u used to he We have mo- ftuh
lo find with that. though w. do ~
49, o. 'H' WV 'Nlnk ~ ''fih n. W.
cannot keep our atmosphere aiu.
rated with SCOT and continue to hr
rtouf ~ our beautiful buildings
something mus, ho done not nest
winter nr "a year or two from nov
bat riahi nov Every DELAY il
frnught with d.nnsrer To our fair rep.
utation
other cities have wrosilcd with
this problem Nntious WAYS have
hs.n used te clrcumVnnt the rvil
smokc consumers have done their
share 10 rid hig cites ~ their pail
NJ darkness Devices have been usrd
10 catch tho escaping matter ana
turn II 10 use. thus making smoke
nn economy ~ well az an
r-thetic objective Washing Of
buildings IL sonnet mes rRctisrd hut
this II expensive aud never entirely
"uccesrful In restoring architectural
beauty that IL once mnrred Sand
blasts ARE effective hut they leave
n rough surface that tho sooner EeiH
nl'hN asa.n and make repeated
clsaninHs necessary iiesldes. when
n city gets all smoked up. only n
small per cent ~ the buildings are
ever cleaned and the rest stand n.
monuments Of n short
sighted citizenship lot us com
menre 10 curb the smoke evil before
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-20
TULSA AUTO CLUB DRIVE
CONTINUES SUCCESSFULLY

The drl," for increased member
ship started hy the Tulsa Autpmo-
bile club last Monday In proving "a
FAR greater rucces- than first anticl-
pnted according To the club sccr.-
tary During the past week, the
membership has NOR" than been
doubled and hy the time the drive
tx concluded, practically every motor
owner In Tulsa In expected to have
become u member
The drive viii continue indef-
inltely. or untll all motorists, A far
~ possible, ARE made members The
great success ~ the drive indicates
that car owners hnN" com" TO a
realization of the many advantages
OF becoming "a club member
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-20
BAPTIST EPW0RTH LEAGUE
CONDUCTS Y SOCIAL HOUR

The social hour, which has he
come regular feature following the
forum nt the Y on SUNDAY after
moons, was In charge ~ the Ep-
worth league ~ the Baptist church
yesterday The entertainment ~ held
In the lobby OF the Y buiiving. and
II given with the special purpose
Of furnishing some form Of social
entcruinmept and way for the
soldiers and sailors To get acquainted
with the young people OF tn. city
Refreshments were served ycHter-
day afternoon by the young ladies
OF the Baptis, Epworth league
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-20
Oklahoma
Olltfllrsts

N ,m Aaui 100 tnoW 'psi what
kind ~ % Tim, .hrt ptr ha,lng 'n
l.rlu luY uuphi io attend one II
thus' uptf ur'tiuEs ,i.l'd % Mu'
kuE,' O., Is. IHv electric Nghl hnd
gHs fa''
Afirf ir,.ur tp hnurt =. rrt ftwu
h'iV,'r Irtr tui ~ li'uu Hn ~"
west Nu.mau ou th" south ju'hr,"
"n ul' uurh and shawnee IN 'h'
east oklahoma 'lN has u" huun'H -
thtuwlur stones ~ Tulsa
irrsdI,r Grusrhl prutc,us. r.,,u
EuI', tu U'fuiu. InH .iIuu"t nnd
threw hIm.'f upun tho mrf.y ~ ih'
court lip'luR admitted hIs rn.'
ami ptIi tho penalty fur ~ "
Ma a lh' status ~ iliIrai %
,"ur'I rru'rrosi 49, u ,itIa"u
1', rp.'ruor having usN't 'N"
l"rIr.fuf' iu W"mntitItyr cong rr
'o maintain the 9 20 utt'o f"l
Nh,t' ulIl ih" mruhria 4i'l Insist
'hNi 'h't should not mrdil" with ~.
fII ~ sllir'
llatIpg hbd h.s dtNt o. looks pre-.
HuIupiuuuH on ~" uHii - "a t'oN .
ctuur tru,e ~ advise the Legislature
tu be- cautious IN The mat 90 ~ -
peniitutrE
Ucpros.ntntlvo Tom kIgn' rfo.
pusrH u "NcH Point hunl fur
oklahoma while rpndu, uuuutI
the miliinr, features Viii NOT apply
4 IL l.. 81
~ oklahoma Hlt"tit htN" tll ih"
militant privileges th'y a." entitled
10
one "fothc dlffirulIcs = woman
suffrage has nlrcni Developed
Members ~ the lrri~ltlui" an not
tell whether IA" Woman lobbyist iH "a
siren or u politician
\ movement has irou started IN
New york cl'v 80 unite nll protestant
churches while n is possihle fnr
NIL nations to unite uuder som" form
~ league, the protestant churches
Will never 10 80 They can't even
sing The same sonrs
OtlahomH CIV frtr. = rabbit
shnTtnre Npi white those ~ mem
hers who voted nrairH' the memorial
to CONGRESS 10 ptohihil llun I'm
miern,ion are able ,o answer rdll
call
SnRn shots from the pillps Nrvs
Also " would ho tu,i lib" ao'ne
-rhwelnhund - hoH all the oil undo
our tract before We ret our drill
down our observation i- that TN"
ha hrrdnshe would have 20 20 ou'
~ business n thrV dopend urnn the
capi'sliris Tor custom Nntire 70
stock hnlrsmrn Personally wr nr"
omen 10 conviction Nv onl, snrh ~
vou ~ hand ont GOOD cigars two NJ
n ilmr on" ~ the strnnper' 'hlngs
In this world IL how n"r dark socks
turn pat" Rni our nRle S"rh- turn
da-k what has became ~ the old
fash 'on"d vrenlnv inrhriptc who got
drunk and crird about his wife ond
children ME- pervi-h saws 'hst the
reason she ihinhl Mr.. Pe~vish IL n
hol-hevikl II her'uEe he u only n
consumer. vet wishes ~ tell the pro.
ducers where to head In
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-20
The Struggle
Realities,


There are two calls To which tho
human heart answers 80 eagerly
that consequences are lost sight ~
They are the call ~ love and ~ tho
land Natures plan has heen car
ried out. She leaves the two Ia
awaken to realities, 10 solve their
problems and bear their burdens hs
hest they may Nature doesn /
bother herself further to make
things attractive, Shc letA them he
developing. rather aud often her
developing processes are pretty
hard.
It's the same with mans craving
Tor the earth FOR "A hit ~ good sod
that he can loosen and dis and plant
and cause To bloom for his pleasure
and profit lie longs Tor a shelter
which he calls home. humble and
dlnsy. or costly and palatial The
land lures him with It's picture ~
opulcrce and peace Hut once upon
tn, land, how It onchains him Max
ing the chrth give up i,s treasures
In not easy after all The making NJ
the home Ii accomplished only with
sweat and worry and sacrifices un
! dreamed ~
/ tn. Ferrols Mad passed rather
better than most people through ma
lures first trap For Etuh and
John Frrtol locrd each other And
that IN a great deal rhey had not
married In moment ~ wea hnc~H
nor without considerable thought as
TO mutual fitness and responsible
ties Their awakening to the snrnef
facts ~ NE WAS therefore not too
rude
/ Their back to ,he.land IWtkrn.ur
however. presented certain hlfth
I features There was not the giiW
our OF recent love. Tor Instance bt
the wonder NJ natures great miracle
/ the birth ~ children or ia" thru
! NJ the young man and III" Nouns
woman making the rr7i home to-
Fri her, No This time The facing ot
trhliies vas - process CARVING few
thrills
Arcadia vas disappointing fu'
every pleasure. the Frrtuls paid IN
suuc dlsaiNnutuge oN other fnt
|rVrry gain thcr" scciurt u greater
ln,s The rent was hW 80 seemed
pIrpNunp ,ompaitd io viN rentals
hut whom you added in cohI ~ ~ a
ton clrctri, ughi. oi' for the stove
lsdith used when the Wrtth"r was
Too warm fur a coat ffr In Tie krrh
en- uummu'Uiluu water rates ui 'l'
wear with extra mr'c. charges
each mouth ard the imperative fec
'u the man who fixed 'hr furnace
shu,rlrd SNOW. and dii odi iuhs u
mounted lp ierflNIuFA The ter.
rors hna paid uut so one month
tur these tud similar frinS and
not u single thing io show Tor a..
'Nul I have go work $50 much
hufirr. lal' she .tld one dtN tp Mrs
Ullr after q particularly irving
s'.sInu With hruom and Ironing
board
lu town ,cIIun, scWcd or hthcd
i,mpuhrt what wonderful huf gains
Nr pI,k,i up uf l.uNcuttciu \nd
how cuod the biscuits ana whole
wheat hrcni ana pics aud rrlhirs
Vr.c over tl Colcmtn's bakery hh
tIlur hpN / mtss ihqm signed
l.iith 'l' scrms IS ! am never otf
m, frrt from 90 ~ the morning
i.4t 800 ai night
Nrd now the kIdllrs d. Wcui on
'h,Ir -hovs t,rf, "N,uiuv he,
ruut tu With their Nuo'- boz r,ry, and
'h,Ir huo, toes s.lffrd right th'ough
f lI .rs' me y Last Wcrk I'll iu~t e..
stockings and shoes AMI huriN Tor
7 'h, .ll.diou
iu, nnk ti the n.,s un ihoIu
,,Iri or h.lau ana p.rk ana q
mas, ut smiles. is great foi thr
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-20
Little Benny's
Notebook



Weather tutHId'
SKppl Sptes Miss kitty had q
h'rthdis last Nunday, among tht
pi',ru'A IN" rrHr"N'd frum the clas~
h'.nE I oriuigc. ~ them hard. %
,lffr,nt size apprlS one with = small
h,r uui one hunt,h ~ grnp'a drop.
riug utf. and one peoCo uf soap took
oIi ~ the bath room with some
h'u'r Ni.l on % tied erruund w1lh "A
Hhnnir pink ribbon.
ilcith bcpnrtmiut ilow to go out
D. the ram auI k""p yuur he'd frum
t'u,ug Nc' Anscr WaNk ON your
hands
rumr h, skinny Martin.
ls't.llNlDGED
| sh.utd my shoes ono rainy day
And IA" rain Wet an M" nhlnc away
q there's h.n m"uy sunny days stnts
then
liui haven't Hhnnc them once agrn
ln'riHtIug itcks About lntrlsung
I'opi". luis Siukius .tbs he IN
Jo'H driving h.mHo,f OF all his mite
Nlih Irtkish towel more than hr
du,~ The bath M the fersi place
Spptti7 Last Satidday wen he
ihtN, hr Wis H4Iug 10 br too late
tu Eu iu the park with the fellows.
I'tuN Shuu7ter got dressed Ia and
hhif mluults being the record. ony
uu Hhuui mornings n grnIrlly ak 80
aim about a hair a hour. un account
of him taking maps before his End
shoe ana his 2nd stocking and sum
lncs h.- shert
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-20
TIM It DlTINIII

Woodrow Wilson was much r.dl.
vulcd when hc luld us that a certain
period OF commercial depression Wur
purely psychological Vet .u one
sense ot the word he projected an
M onihiic truth Nnt that good times
or bad llmrs van dr lltc,'N pro
duccd b, q state ~ mind nHf fne,
'an Ne hrgcE influenced H that
manner a, v Hru husnc-. IA slightly
ur tho down grade q ui'I. p,.s'uI.p
VII hasten ils d,srcni %. % .uur -i,UI
optimism WIl che , Iis ,uyr.r. n u'.
torn 10 upward 1h,rr p., ,.nr.
Tines Whsn i...u,.r Vun'. 'u ..
nut Nhrihrr n r-rv uU ch|. u n...
.nRIy may cas-, drprpl ou 900. -,Ir
~ the pub... mird NuH ,tuuuI
imagine good um,s vhrr 'rr. trr
lard. nor hard time, when 'n., 1915.
good rut ,uu riu DN,I mUt 1000 u.
juwu 90. ord,ne 49, ,ul tcr.n'. .,uur
t'h u thought
Just nov 3. uu" = uI,s tm,.
Nhcn optimism Will uolu' co. wu,H
Iu deciding Vhtfhrr Vt shalt .uu..
wave ~ prosperity ur whether o,
VIII permit = t'W tulgun .s'.. uIu
cnres 10 spoH our chtn,rs fnr rrl.
ing the golden bar, r~i that ,rrum
stances have thrown nt oar feet S,
matter how promising 'hc rfHr.
mere are always pre- snt those .nOu
enccs which would piIl down o. W..
tncourase tho, adverse Influence. n,
notling ur oor face uuH 81. rg
with o. hea.. n the dust v, .tn
hind'rsprtfpoI} Il ac h"l our
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-20
SENATE ASKS STATEMENT
OF TRAVELLING EXPENSES

World tapital hufrau.
Nktpln itUtsi
rDht.,h,,IA cry Jan u s--
startling facts may be brought Out
ts result of the senate "a, tiOn "a
calling upon the state auditor tor a
list ut travelling ,Spvnhc claims al
lowed state utf'ia,s and cmpluSvs
during IA. past scar
n NaH reported to-day mat the
statement via show that more than
lls, 600 VAS expended 10y officials
ana state employees In travelling rx
p-nses last Year. II lA also rumOrrd
hat one department averaged fuII
trips "a month to- Washington
o. viii probably b- s.Vcral days
before the information sought will bc
la u hefur. the senate
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-20

I, Ia pretty hard In squecEe out u
tear for the poor farmer says the
Richmond Times Dispatch when he
can exchange u turkey for uuprtcr
NJ heSf and dozen cgrs Tor sea
son ticket to grand opera, including
commuta,ion And the Globc Demo.
cta' Hdd. 'Sh, u t'a. far farmer
Who rWarS ur,t ANA rEg- fot Frand
uprrh
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-20
NO IMMEDIATE RELIEF
IN LABOR SITUATION

There is no improvement IN the
labor situation and | DO not src any
immediate relief IN the near future.
said cart lee. superintendent NJ the
Tulsa federal employment office yes.
trrday According to Mr. lee there
In sufficient employment for skilled
labor but that unskilled workers
are causing him the greatest diffi-
Guilty IN finding employment
According to the weekly survey
taken from reports over tho sntire
state, there In ~ surplus of labor
over the entire state This IN not true
of the country universally said NJ
Lee Reports from the east asking
that labor be directed TO that section
have been received
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-20
State Briefs

MrALfSfElt~a Tn" ,r.,....
service ~ the dcpartu,o. .,''i,'',h
mere has been instructed 3, ,,''' '''"'.
the ser, Ice nud especial. .... H
IN" employment ~ youth l,,e.'
tn" ages ~ ~ and -
OKLAHOMA ClTN .rr,,.
Municipal Judge Splli,r D.'t, %
tliy has closed lts door, f.. .| ,,i'
lean labor ana No more
employment II the cmplotr..r, ~
reau ana the municipal li,.
help a. he ordered O. N...
brought before him un . .r,,,.
t"grancy back to McNi,p Vu,,a ,b,,
belong wv
'MrskuGEE \ pctt.u. .. ....
flrd with tn" corporation ..'..
sion asking Tor u rchoariup ...,. a.
rate rnN" against the ,.aH... "a,
company The corpoitIIuu ..,.r',
sion recently granted 'n, ..,.,.,,
u 90 per cent Increase
SfIGl.ER In the p"tari ,..,, -,
Mrs Alice Dodd. charged .l,..h h,,
ing poisoned her husband m .I.. ,,r
of l9li. Ia" lurN uc'uIuri r .a.tl..
of not guilty. Monroe Nrl,...N a..
man In the cpse CHARGE ..Iru,
was convicted ana sentru... o.. q,
wears In the pon,lentinr, p' r1r ,-,
trial
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-20
TULSA MACHlNlSTS TO
HOLD MEETING TONIGHT

There will hc an opeu meeting of
the lucni machiniE's organika at
Carpenters hail tonight at which
time International j'tgnniHcr J
bowling ~ Springfield Mo. Will he
the principal speaker Luncheon will
hc served ana music viii he furnish.
81 by an orchestra during the oven
Ing Al machinis's IN the city
whether belonging to the otganlza'
ton or not are invited
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-20
Trad Ferguson Dead.

OKLAHOMA CITY Jan ~
Governor Robertson to-day named g
l. Edmonsun of Chandler ~ = mem.
heu 90 IA" state board ~ Az cltur.
tu suSc'si John \ Nhiichurst ~
SNt". vhu became prrsldrut ut the
board last week EdmunAon Wn. AZ
pointed hi GuNrtnur Williams about
three weeks age. but at IN" rruurs,
~ GoNctnot WobertHnn his name was
WIS Withdrawn with several others
which were sent to the senate
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-20
The Wife

iirinn L. " nundcd iiut >ul severely
BRIAN WpH Wounded iir We tu
m" hospital The nurse 10 written
saying h, wts pfettN ht,ily hurt bat
iuiug n' we'll ts could o., expected
IT, Vas ,'usoluus ana hta asked her
To- Wtiip then not to worry It's
rivht army had hrru injured. tlsu hv
had boon stiurk IN IN" shoulder 10y
piece ~ ,inrpnrl making - pain.
ful wound
dangerously huti." Ruth exclaimed
when she hid finished the lrItct.
Sh" had tufu'd piI" ls she read
hnd the hand holding the letter
tfrmhltd
I Imagine. the nuTsc ~ telling II
iuai az ~ is her aunt replied See
Hhe says shr viii write again soon
wuuidu wntry. II I were you lle
In young has a good constitution.
and viii pit hublV be back ~ the
fighting line IN "A little while
MAY bee hue oh. Aunt. what u
Humrthing should happen n h-
rhot I die Tears FILLED Ruth's eyes
Now, Ruth. don't allow yourself
10 even think g such thing lmnt
believe he IL all right NouU hear
again soon Mrs tlaybornr was
not as optimistic ns she pretended 10
he llut she wanted to keep Ruth
cheerful and while trying to do su.
speculat-d not n little on the effect
his tisiau'sl death. might have ON
her nleccs future
Ruth told Mandcl at onrV that
Nrion h Il been wounded she rrsd
him the hospital nurse had written,
and that she was fearful she had not
told her the Il ,gcr he might hc In
that they had mad" light of II 80
that she wouldn't worry
No wouldn't feel that way
he encouraged u have an idea thit
those army nurses toll things pretty
baldly They haven't time tn soften
them very much, or to camouflig"
their word.
Romeway. his manner ~ sprnking
comfOrtei Ruth ile looked ~ things
from a mans point of view not Hs
she ana her aunt did Then too. he
was speaking lnperaonally Tie would
bo sorry Tor her II anything happened
to Hrian hut he ala not know him.
so talked ~ him as he would ~ any
wounded soldier Perhaps SHE was
foollahly anxious Sh. couldn't r
pect him to wholly escape when 50
many were Killed She shuddered
~ she thought Nut N he we're
badly wounded u" might hc sent
home as soon ns h" was little bet
Yer, thcn she would nurse MN BACK
To hehnh
Shn thtlll"d ~ IN" 'h"ugh' ana
un,l sh" received me nrNl et'rt
mus one wti''rh Nv brlhh hlhsrll
she planned al sotr OF comforts t"r
'hc ihNhHu roinNet
bn hach on 'he INC when you
&c, 'hS ne "tn'r, was s'sSeu
NV" hu' mn hln,"s' ~! 'ltn' n"N
Wy """u'"'' s'''', w. .n'' = """u'
nv soon u" cunning '"r Wv
''unN "hp u'u ~
Nu,n a.So i"'u Mahue' OF 'ns
"" v" o" 49," ,"'
',v. ,,,, ~. ~" 49, ~.
.,., nt, 80 -. n.,,ii,
w." n " ,,..
80 80 ,",,'"r'as'" -, ~" 49,,
"". n"'u', "au "' -, ~, o.
49,, .,,,, r.
pn ~ u" @ "" ~, ~ ~, ~ naI L,,,
,,,,,,..', .,.,.,,,,, 80, .,a,,,I, ~
,,, a.. t.,',',. ~,
,n ',,u ,,u,',.
u,,, ,',,n -, ,a,,n, .,.,,,bt,,
80, u,,,, 80. -, NM. , /
-, -" ~, n,t n,,, man
,,',n U..,,,, ,,, ,ai,hn, h,.t v,sl,,
n,.,, .h., a., 80. fr.t
,,,n,i,J an, ,,,,hia =, u,l,e uN,r.
.n,I,,n..r nn, n.,n ,nc MN. .yn,I
49, ~. % ,t,,., A., ~ rn,sc
u..,,, - ,',,,,,s -, 49,, ,dc, ,b,,
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-20

II appears that "open covenant. of
peace. openly arrived at means that
three news agencies from each coun.
,ry viii he given a monopoly of what
happens around the peace table
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-20

tk iAiiDMA tIIl ,Jau. ~
Lieut. Trad Ferguson. son of former
governor Thomas II Ferguson ~
Natonga and brother of Wa
trr FrrguSon uf cherokee. died thlr
morning At Fort Slll Young FcrRu-
son waA q lieutenant at Post field
lie vas STRICKEN with influenza ubout
t~o weeks ago. but Was hter re-.
ported on the road tn recovery
Pneumonia finally developed aud
this proved fitHl
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-20

Now thsl everybody must stop
dr.nkins. tho government would he
hard put to raise internal revenue
N everyone would also qult smok'
ing
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-20

DO the designations from the cahl.
net already In. ana those Threatened.
have the same prophetic siRn lf.oance
portended by rats des~rtlng tho
ship"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-20

Again We are reminded that M
goes Maine 90 goes the nation. Hut
II took the nation some while 10
follow tn. Maine example In this
instance
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-20

1he EirHt Presbyterian sunday
school i- IN" largest IN Ia" state, ana
i- an up-to-dHtr institution The
Emmanuel Baptist SUNDAY school
bears the distinct on ~ having the
fastest growth OF any school IN the
county II " but three or four ycnrn
old but ere lonS It viii he number
two In the list Of city schools
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-20

DOCS II mean that the man who
wants - drink and has 10 go io CUBA
for I, viii be n fact halt seas
ovsr'"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-20
Phones
Daily Food

January 30, isis,
AL and " shall he rlvsn iou ssss snd
~ shall hnd tnors. sSd n shall he opents
un,e yon I.uts ~
tncoursssd b, thy Word
~ promise 10 the poof
hshsid b.sssr Lord
waits a. tht mrtri's door
No ksnd no heart ~ lord bui thine
tan help ~ piiJ wants litr mine
lord teach us 10 pfsl Luke ~
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-28

represented the remnant of one of
his secondly crops. He was just
cleaning up his hog crop.
1t is strange we do not hear as
much talk about the hog market as
we hear about the cotton markets.
Hogs were never so high before. The
Observer is quoting wagon hogs" to-
day at seventeen and three-quarter
cents. That means taking them right
from the pen, full of feed and water.
There must be. good money in hogs
at such a price, where the hog raiser
raises his own feed.
And it might be well for some of
those who were rushing their fine
hogs to market and selling at twelve
and thirteen cents in January to fig
ure as the farmer mentioned abovei
Some early in the fall, some in mid
winter and some in April BY conser-
ing feed this can be easily done-and
profitably done.
The way to easy money is via the
hog raising route.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-28

big things like the manning of
the munition plants, the great work
q the Red Cross, and all the welfare
organizations, in which they have in
terasted themselves; knitting, sewing
and what not, told in many stories,
all stand out as monuments to their
patriotic and untiring efforts. But
there is much that has not been re-
corded and which has meant in many
instances big sacrifices.
They have worn their old clothes
month in, month out; they have done
the family washing and ironing with
out the aid of washing machine or
servant. The family vacuum cleaner
or carpet sweeper has been worn out,
but they refrained from buying new
ones and have used broken down uten
silS in Keeping the mouse III order so
as to save the family purse.
They have longed for modern ele.
trical appicanes irons, coffee percOla-
tors, and other modern cooking de-
vices, but decided to wait until the
war was over.
They have wanted new curtains to
replace those worn out, but they have
patched and mended industriously to
back up the boys on the other side.
They have refrained from going to
the theatre as often as they were ac-
customed to knowing that their sacri-
fees would bring Peace the more
quickly.
They have made hundreds of thou
sands Of little sacrifices which men
can never realize or uestand be
cause in many instances the sacrific-
es have been made to save the feel
ings of the men. But we think enough
Of them are known to appreciate that
now that the war is over the wo-
mon should not be expected to make
further sacrifices along these lines,
but should be provided with the ne
cessary utensils to tighten the bur
zen Of running their homes. Let them
purchase the essential things--they
deserve them.