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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02

placed by members OF tho local car
penters' union. work on the grand
stand. however, was delayed for "A
day while negotiations were In order.
Musicians ConCsSdc Point
q. ! FOX, on behalf OF the local
musicians union, offered the next
ob )ecu This complaint was based
on the fact tho Tulsa chapter OF af-
filiated muacians had been dIsre-
garded entirely when arrangement It's
were made TO bring the military band
here from Fort sill. Telegraph lines
were heated for several hours In
ironing out this wrinkle to tho salts
faction Of all concerned.
make the exposition n real success.
Propaganda was put into circula-
ton late last week to the effect that
tho monster grandsthnd could not
stand the stress and strain TO be re-
qulred Of IL. but n thorough inyesti
gation conducted under the auspices
Of the chamber OF commerce dis
proved such allegations Field Clerk
Elmer Douds inslsts thai This move
nnent was started by interests that
would profit financially through
failure OF the big war show Up 10
u late hour Saturday no further un'
desirable situations had developed
and smooth sailing was predicted by
the exposition party for the re-
mainder OF the week
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02

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lief 81 ths exposition management.
Tbs fact tha, Tulsa has gono higher
"ovsr tha tom. i'm past campaigns
for uberty loans than any city In the
southves, was instrumental I'm bring
in.r the exnonition hare. Likewise a
factor in the selection was the faoil-
itlns at di~po.al hor, and the en-
coutASmept offered on behalf Of the
ci,v he enterprtslng civic bodies
fhe urinary purpos, OF tho Tulsa
brsnrh NJ the National War exposl-
tIon and for that matter of all other
shove OF tts kind In TO prepare tho
pnbIIe for the campaign 10 bs
iaunrtrd this spring in the Interest
~ she FIFTH liberty Loan ana sec
onA only TO this motive is that OF
stinuL tinr intercst in IN. sale OF
w.s ~ yIn~ atamps Universal mill
tarv traIninr 4. being advocated by
,hs v.r dana rtment in a campaign
mo- IN force and the espositfeehs arc
f,,netionins IN imprc~dng the value
NJ mi. nn ntionaI necessity on the mind
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02

cases the profits have been rpht with
these organizations
Talss Impressions have besn on
tortaincd by some elements OF Tul'u,
TO --.e offoct that tho exposition to he
staged here IL an enterprine whcreby
some Individual or clique will profit.
Credentials are IN .ths possession Of
Tho men In charge Of tho exposition
which cite their Supreme authority
on behalf of the United States gov
ernmont Elmer w. Doa1a, adyertis-
ing and publicity. Lieut.. II w.
wood, grounds ana oonstruclion.
Lieut.. y. -. Jcnkins. details, Lieut..
W. j. Wbbard, personnel These man
In their various capacities are caring
for the interests or tho expositiop o
here on behalf of the government
All have been formerly engaged In
work for the film propaganda see
ton In Washington.
Pprt of Proceeds for Tulsa,
Proceeds derived from tho TulFu
exposition viii be split two ways,
Aftor every Item In the nature OF an
accrued expense has been paid by
the exposition 30 por cent OF the
remaining funds wiz be turned over
to the Allied civic committees af
Tulsa and the balance will No Into
The trust fund OF the propaganda
bureau at Washington. II 10 spsci-
fled that the percentage TO bc given
the civic club La 20 20 toward the
erection Of n bronze shaft which will
be IN memory to and boar tho name
OF every soldier ana sailor from
Tulsa who lost his life In the great
war. Tho exposition ~ not costing
the city cent and this concession
was obtained by tho civic committee
whom negotiations for bringing the
exposition here were first opened,
when the officers IN oharEe de-
cided that they wanted to hflns the
national war exposition 10 Tulsa thcy
rorr.sponded with the local cham
Der Of commerce Secretary Clarence
n, Douglas. on behalf OF the chsmber
OF commerce, took the matter be
fore the various civic clubs OF the
rity for action with the result thai
the Allied Civic committee wns des'
ignated to sisu contract with tho az
position management II the enter.
prise was OF a desirable nature and
further look TO the Interests ol
Tulsa. And tho city owes a debt oi
gratitude to tho committee for th'
mcritod manner In which II has
handled tho situation.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02
Narcotic violation Charged.

c. II. Metcalr waived preliminary
examination when Arralgncd before
United states Commissioner J, II.
wilkins Saturday on charge of vio-
lntlng tho federal narcotic law. lie
was held 10 the grand jury under n
bond ot $500. which no executed and
was released. Motcalf was arrested
in Tulsa by Deputy Marshal ] j.
Moran Friday. Tho evidence against
Metcalf according to the Officers, Is
that he has received large quantities
Of narcotics from Memphis and has
failed to keep the proper registry IA
required by law.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02
Demonstration Is Retrospective of Amer
ica's Part in the War and Under Gov
ernment Control TO Boost Next Loan
Drive.

Bringing Tulsa vitally interesting and onged for
retrospective yet practical exploitation of the accomplish
mnts and deeds Of America and Americans in the great
world war an unequaed collection Of relics gathered from
the romantic battecds of Europe pcctacleS that repro
duce high degree Of satisfaction some of the actual
events of the great conflict and revelation Of the compara
tive merits of military accomplishments by the great nations
of the world the National War Exposition will have iul
filled its mission during the coming week Of buoynE the
public spirit of patriotism and satisfying public curiosity as
TO how the United States actually compared in efficiency Of
and war equipment with it's allies and enemies
The National War Exposition, grounds and equipment Of
which located at Fourth and Egln VIII throw open s
gates for the first time Monday afternoon at 80 and the
attraction will be force throughout the entire week
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02
Speed and Ingenuity
Create a Real Front
at Fourth and ELgin

Built after the same plans and
specifications used In constructing
the monster grand stands for big
ger war sspositions held over The
entire country. inspected and
passed as approved by three OF tho
city's best engineers. and safe
guarded Ivy n dait visit OF inspec-
tlon OF the city building inspector,
the great stand which Will seat the
visitors at tho National War Eopo-
shion this week ls model OF
stable yet speedy construction ac-
compllshments for n project OF this
nature. 1t is claimed for the big
grand stand that 1t will comfort
ably seat 10000 persons. Pre-
dictlons for 100000 exposition
visitors Indicate that all the seat
ing space arranged for will he
needed 10 accommodate the
thronga
The trench system which is to
bo used in the big sham hattie Is
modelled aftor the most adaptable
and efficient layout used during
the recent war In Europe. The
base relief presents a near dupli-
cate In miniature of tho original
town that existed IN France prior
to It's destruction In the process OF
capture by the Americans. Large
decorative arches span the main
entrances 10 the grounds and
stand has been erected where the
45-piece military band Will hold
full sway.
In general the war exposition
grounds present an appearance
similar TO that lncurrent 70 build
ing "A large army cantonment. 80
apparent ls the amo6nt Of industry
that In fact all that 10 lacking 10
create this Impression is the army
mule. the dfmy wagon. and the
curslng army skinner"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02
All the laundering Sounds and Flashing
Fires of Battle to Be Reproduced in the
Mimic battle-ground Of Siesperey.

As the paramount feature Of the National War Expos-
on be held this week at the grounds at Fourth and Egn
sham spectacle of nature before and surely
equaed in gorgeous display in the southwest in the
Battle of Sesperey is expected TO deliver the decisive
punch necessary to put the mammoth show in
Tulsa Approximately 100 to take part in the bat
tie, two systems of trenches will be used village will be
destroyed and 900 worth of powder will be burned
day producing this spectacle The battle which
each evening will be rendered all the impressive
because the nghke effects which simulate heavy
grenades.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02
Nhnrech MlNh ImhrHIletncnt.

Charged with ombcrziinE NlT 2b
from his employee covering period
from August TO December. 1918, I.
e. lamison wus arrNrncd before
Jus'!cc S G. NaNey Yesterday morn
ms and committed TO Jail In default
" q $1,000 bond. Jam.son entered a
plea of not gluliy This case Will
Hohahly be presNod 10 the grand
fury which oonvoi7Ss in the district
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02
MISUNDERSTANDINGS
CAUSE OF TROUBLES
Army Men. Unfamiliar with Rights
OF Laipr. Dircgarticd several
Important Arrangements
MATTERS ADJUSTED NOW
Management of Exposition Eager Ia
Corrgct Mistakes and Unions
Ooncs-ic Many Points.

Coming 20 Tulsa directly from the
army where the only union that Is
accorded open RECOGNITION In that OF
n fruternal and social nature. the
management OF the National War
exposition came In contact here with
elements that weld power OF In
flncncc In public life and with which
the army ~ unacCustOmed to dealing.
Two Tulsa UNIONS placed stumbling
blocks In tho path OF exposition
| progress here when they complained
OF the lack OF cOnsidern ton accorded
them In connection with the work
incurrent 10 the exposition.
The army men, being unfamiliar
/ with the workings OF such organlZa-
tons, did not mean to tread on nm
protected toes and only made n mis-
take through misrepresentation OF
| the situation. The dilemma was
stralghtened out through the assist
anCe Of the allied civic committee In
conjunction with the spirited and
! patriotic action OF one OF the chap
tcrs
Carpenters Come First
Tho local carpenters union was
| the first 10 object When work was
| hevun on the grand1tnud and other
equi pment at the exposition grounds
| the mpnREcment instiEated search
for a man who could capably super
intend the Job, Anxioua to got
started. they employed the first pros
pcct encountered who happened TO
he a non-union worker in the person
OF Mr. Elliott
Elliott Immediately took personal
charge OF all construction work
signed up for the lumber furnish ed
by the various yRtds OF the city and
hired crew Of mon Naturally,
being n non-union man. he employed
non-union help and tho carpenters
] union at once lodged complaint The
4 matter was tlally nrbitrated when the
non union workers, With the excep-
ton OF discharged soldiers, were re
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02
Tulsa Celebrates Victory Week With National War Celebrate

trndh Immtu nwn yAr he " hhndrp pheM h hhphg
wH hS lis allies Igh ~ ~ mgdty %i
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02

Combined personal property of the
members uf the managerial party OF
tho national war exposition Will so 10
form ono OF the attracting features
" display during the coming event
according to Field Clcrk Elmer
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02

court Monday. The complaint was
filed some time ago. but the de-
fendant was not apprehcndcd until
Friday. lie IL said To have taken
sums OF money at different times
from ]. r.. Harris at 1916 East New
land street for whom he was work.
ing last War, when the offense IA
alleged toVhaye been committed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-27
HEARTACHES OF A SCREEN VAMPIRE
BY THEDA BARA.

LONDON Nov 26.-Nobody me dispute
m from
clever although
a guiee smile of
smile of greatest With
the bait then realizing what is and what
it. So why
1
wis Vampire me" could not chain the
my
with the cost Jewels They me for
angel ability make
breakfast wins their the
an inglorious exit
s I Nobody that is
unhappy after else reform and
a model wife
off the When ancient
delicious relics
anyb body o.
phzing over a Yorick."
I mi
the
That's
mention Names would
probably
m
but the biggest ala mans
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-27
Revelations of a Wife
Their Second Honeymoon
by ADELE GARRISON

every minute that we ain on the
job. But you can jus bet she hain't
found nothin' to kick about much.
We've been on the job every second.
Katie says that makes her madden
than anything else would, and
guess she's right"
Il know you and Katie are doing
your very best, William" l inter
rupted, automatically avoiding any
reference to Cousin Agatha, although
my anger was hot against the wo-
man who never lost an opportunity
to stir up trouble for me.
You can just bet we are" Will
lam returned. But we'll be mighty
glad when you get back home again.
You couldn't come tomorrow. could
you?" he asked with a funny, visit
full eagerness upon his twisted old
face.
mo. not tomorrow, William"
answered, but the very first day !
can get away I'll be at home"
We'll, 1 suppose that'll have to
do" he said reluctantly. then he
dropped his voice and assumed a
very ill
When you get there. remember.
don't let on to that there Cousin
Agatha about your gettin' shot with
revolver. She thinks you got run
over with an automobile"
i starred at William in amaze
ment How did he know of this
subterfuge which Lillian and my
mother-in-law had arranged for the
binding of Cousin Agatha's too Gu
rious eyes?
Lillian's voice. crisp, curt, inter-
ruPted US.
who told you tina. William ?"
William looked ~ a. her as
would a child caught in a fault.
'I don't remember" he faltered,
his eyes wavering.
LOOK at met Lillian's voice was
grim, commanding.
Katie Told YOu?"
William raised his eyes To hers
as if he were hypnotized.
Katie told you that, didn't she %
There was long pause. Then as
if the words were literally dragged
out of him, William stoke.
Yes. ma am"
Il thought So" Lillian turned 10
me. THAT girl listens at keyholes. -
My heart sank. l had suspected
this before of Katie. but had never
had the proof
What's 70 be done?" / asked Lii
liam, helplessly.
Il don't know. Let me think" she
replied.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-27
Philanthropy
Thanksgiving
By Winifred Black

them and listened TO them, and took
them for a ride and threw around
them for little while at least the
atmosphere of home-home.
Are there any four letters in the
language that mean as much as
they do?
And it has turned out since that
the girl who sang the most and
laughed the oftenest had just about
made up her mind to get out Of the
dull monotony of life entirely when
she got the invitation to the Thanks
giving dinner.
That Thanksgiving was thank
offering for the lost confidence in
an old friend which chance had re-
stored 20 the woman who gave the
party.
We all have so many things to be
thankful for, every day in the
week. Why. life itself is just one
long succession of little pleasant
things, always opening the door and
popping in when you least expect
them. Why shouldn't we lift up our
hearts and be thankful?
The Glorious Spirit.
Come, little tired mother with the
noisy brood. your work is hard
enough, you think, and so it is. Do
you realize that some day you will
look back to this busy time Of lit
tie stockings to mend and little
trousers to patch, and little faces to
wash and little bumps in the road to
strighten out as the very happiest
time Of your life?
Make a Thanksgiving Of it,
Don't get lot of things you can't
afford. Have something simple for
the big dinner, but put your heart
into It, Put the song that you sang
when you were a girl into it Put
your love and your devotion and
your faith into it.
Let Mary stone the raisins. Get
John to chop them. Have Susie peel
the apples. You make the crust and
set the baby to watching the clock
you will never have such a pie
again. Never! Never!
What does the dinner amount to.
except for the spirit that is behind
1t? Make it a family feast with
every member Of the family in it,
Your family and his family. After
all, what else is there in the world
when you come right down TO it, but
the little circle of love and conf
dence we draw around ourselves like
a precious ring?
Here's to Thanksgiving and the
Thanksgiving spirit
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-27
Cen1entS

Saturday evening there will be a
special meeting Of the Pocahontas
degree at Deyler hall, the degree
staff from indianapolis will confer
the degrees on a class of candidates.
The Woman's Bible class of the
First Christian church will hold a
meeting Friday evening at the home
of Mrs Harry kellogg. 1114 Cali
fOrnia av.
The Civics and Philanthropy de-
partment of the Progress club Will
meet Friday afternoon at 3:15
o'clock, at which time business will
he taken up and the parliamentary
drill Will be continued with Mrs.
X. &. De Rhodes and Mrs. Z. G.
Retiring in charge.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-27
WISCONSIN man
GAINS "a POUNDS
Eats Anything. Sleeps Like \ Log
And Is Feeling Fine,
Now.

L have gained twenty-four pounds
in weight since 1 began taking Tan
lac and feel as strong as l ever did
in my life" said Alfred E. Olson,
who works for the Globe Elevator
Company and lives at 1922 Tower
avenue. Superior, Wis. recently.
Continuing he said:
Last fall / began TO lose my ap-
petite and what little I did manage
20 force down didn't seem to do me
any good. 1 was in this condition
in January when 1 had a very bad
case Of flu and pneumonia and was
in the hospital for sixteen days.
was unable TO go TO work for six
weeks after I came out of the hos
pital and even then 1 was unable TO
work, as the flu had left me in a
badly rundown condition and very
nervous. lost fourteen pounds in
weight and just kept on going down.
I felt tired and wOrnout all the
time and it was all L could do to
drag myself around.
1 started taking Tanlac about the
last of February, and il began 10
help me almost at once. l felt
stronger and my nerves began to
get in good shape. l continued TAX
ing it until I had taken six bottles
and that was all needed, for I felt
as we'll as / ever had in my life. l
have q fine appetite now and can eat
anything 1 want and enjoy il. 1
sleep like a log and my nerves are
in perfect condition and L can do
my work without even getting tired.
l give Tanlac all the credit for my
Improvement and will always be
gladto say a good word for it"
Tanlac is sold in South Bend by
the Central Drug store and in
Mishawaka by the Red Cross PhaT-
macy. Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-27
WILLIAM BRINGS STRANGE
NEWS.


NEWS.
You re lookin' pretty peaked, Miss
Gramie. Are you sure you're all
right"
William dragged himself reluc-
family from the topic of his swell
clothing. for which he had toiled so
hard at the behest of his friend,
the second hand man." and turned
his attention TO my appearance.
Perfectly all right, William"
returned, smaIing. Il shall be ready
to come home in a few days now"
That's mighty good news" the
old chap said fervently. The place
don't seem the same when you ain I
there. Things so all helter-skelter,
sOmeway."
why, that's very nice of you.
William" L answered, for was
feminine enough to have my vanity
tickled by the compliment, although
I'm afraid you're exaggerating
things a bit"
"Haint neither William retorted,
with an emphasis that would have
been rude in person of more men
tality. But poor old William is a
privileged character in a class by
himself, and those who know him
oest are most patient with his &c
Centricities.
L guess it would be better if your
mother-in-law could be on the job. "
he went on, with the air of a wise
frtIuro .dr,fvfo+arfpu awart ft,Sffra
although Katie does say that she
is some old crank TO get along with
You mustn't" l began, meaning
to reprove William for speaking so
oisrespectfully of my mother in-law,
but 1 might as well have spoken TO
the sea breeze futtering the cur
tains of my window, William was
i'm the full flower of his elOquence.
and it would have taken a stronger
voice than mine 10 stop him.
Who Told You?"
But nothin' could be worse than
that old hen that calls herself Cous-
in Agatha" he went ON. while out OF
the corner OF my eye / saw Lillian
turn away quickly to stifie her laugh
ter. she's got me an Katie clear
uutty ever since you've been gone.
There hain't a minute of the day
You can call your own.
shes always creepin' around win
those quiet heeled shoes of hers,
tryin' TO see If she can't get some
thin on me or Katie. She seems
10 think if we amt rollin' the hoop
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-27

Thanksgiving-I wish every day
were Thanksgiving day.
The world would be a better place
to live in if it were.
! No. I don't mean the turkey and
the mince pie or even the plum pud-
ding. I mean the friends and the
old stories and the old songs, and the
| fire leaping on the hearth and the
good, honest, old dog barking a well
come at the gate, and the old friends
and the old smiles-just the spirit,
the fine, friendly. joyous spirit Of
the day-thats what mean.
/ Why can't we have a whole lot Of
Thanksgiving scattered all through
the year, instead Of having to wait
! till someone sets the date for US?
l know a woman who has a plan
/ like that--and it's the greatest fun
in the world, to help her carry 1t
out
She had a Thanksgiving dinner a
month ago and invited her two old
aunts down from the country and
her one old uncle up from the vii
lage, and she gave them the time
4 OF their lives.
Movies, street car rides. a box Of
candy to sit and MUNICH in the eve
ming, their favorite kind of hot
cakes for breakfast and a surprise
rarty of some old friends they hadn't
seen for years
Thankful for Every Day.
She asked Aunt Abbie TO make
some of her famous cookies, with
caraway seeds in them, and she got
Aunt Susie to show her ,he stitch
for an afghan, and she got out an
old banjo and made Uncle Silas pick
out an accompaniment and whistle
some of the tunes he sang when he
was a boy. Her mother had told
her about it and she simply had to
hear them, so she said.
And those three elderly people
went back home to their lonely,
quiet lives happier than they had
| been in years.
And what do you think the
Thanksgiving was about? 1t was a
little thank offering because her
own daughter had come to her
senses, and had made up her mind
not TO marry the motion picture
actor with a record of two divorces
to his name
Last year she had a Thanksgiving
party for some girls from the Home
for the Friendless, and she didn't
patronize them at all. She lust
laughed with them and sang with