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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-05
OKl AH0MA SOLDIERS
CITED FOR BRAVERY
.i Irr.hing Recommends
Trp,- Prom THIS STATE for Dr-
,nguishcd Service Cros~~
HEROIC FeATs PERFORMED
n,umnprnd. n Reno. Enid and Mad.
i-n boys Rewarded for Gal
L,ntry at Front.

WAsuISGTON. Feb. THE COM
r,pjrr IN chief. In the name OF the
prr.ldrni. has awarded tho diStin-
....n,i service cross To the follow
a.. r.mcd officers and soldiers OF
,.i,tnuft FOR the acts OF exuhord-
ip,ry hrruism described aftrr their
nance a. .n. , A.,
.sts,,s Company T.. 3b7th infan-
49,, ror extraordinary heroirm IN
st.,n near llanthcvillc. France, Oc-
,,h,r I'd 1918 During u fight be
,u.,p his company and superior
80, Al. the enemy Sergeant Allen
aG.,,,,i a machine gun In action on
,n, flank ~ hi- platoon. lilo charged
,te ,mpacoment and captured the
,r,, nf six men. Home address,
N,s \in,y Allen, Drummond, okla.
~ rlffprd y. Brady. A. 4. No.
s,osgN company X, 3bfth infantry,
, l,r extraordinary heroism IN action
/, near lAulheyillr. France, october
2 s..Z4 lplN ON many occasions.
. uUUe ha battalion was holding "a
r,,.iIou Private brady crawled far
m ,t,tn,c ~ the outposts and with
, gi,ss,r and compass located enemy
wa,hin,. gun positions, His work
uas done under mos, hazardous CON
, dl.ouS ANA heaviest fire. bI' he sue
e,edcl after all other attempts had
,,py,d fatal Home address, Mira.
i u brady. mother. GA West RAN
dolph slrret EnlH Okla
pI first clnasI Dick pulaney.
deceased \. = No. 22is073. Medical
denchmcnt. S57th infantry. For ex-
,raorllnary heroiHm In action near
u,nth,,Illr. France, November To-
1915 Having been assigned 20 n
compan, "a frst-aid man. Pvt. Du-
lane, rendered most valiant service,
Nnfkins constantly under terrific
\ fire Sever considering his own
.tfeiy. be- was ALWAYS ready TO nd
minister tn the wounded r,s Contin-
q urd exposure resulting IN wounds 81
severe that his death followed "A few
b hours after ho had rcreiv ii them.
Home address r H. DulaneS A.,
father. .ol Eas, Cooney street. III
. Reno. Okla
, Pv Aaron T.. Valentine, \. ~ No.
. ssi9sii. Company A, 3ttth machine
run battalion For extraordl IA. y
herolsn m action near 81 Ma.is Val
. lev. France. october ?b. 1913 When
tho advance ~ an Infantry company
was held up ny an enemy machine
, run located IN a tree, Py:. Valentine
rushed into the open, and mounting
his machine gun, Killed tn, gunne-
AMI knocked the nest from Its poll
: ton his exploit being stlf'ly resisted
. hy direct firing Home address Mrs
lon Valentine. mother. Madison
Okh.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-05
JANUARY BURIAL PERMITS
PASS HALF HUNDRED MARK

Reports OF + X. Freely. sexton of
the local cemetery. submitted to the
80. commissioners at tho TUESDAY
meeting shows that permits for the
burial OF Sc persons were issued dur
ing the month 80 January This re-
port shows that tho white race ruf-
fercd the greatest decrease for tho
city OF TNll.d during the past month
white adults numbering 20 and 10
White children were buried. while for
the negro race only 10 permits for
burial were issued, 10 for adults and
nine for children. Two Mexican
adults we're also buried at the Gene
terry.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-05
A CLEAN STOMACH
Makes a Well Man
(BY DIR, /. W. SHORTY

safe vegetable extract OF the
leaves Of aloe. Mayapple, root Of
jalap, made into 4 tiny. sugar
coated pill. sold by almost every
druggist, "a DR.. Pierce's Pleasant
Pellets, and first put up nearly
fifty years ago. In vials, twenty
five crnts. u
Most people die eventually Of
an over acid condition. IL the
blood can bc rendered more
alkaline. the longer we live.
With regular hours. nix 10 eight
glasses Of water between meals.
sensible coarse food and . chance
to get the poisons out OF the
system, q man will live 10 be q
hundred. But. unfortunately.
our highly nervous way Of living
brings increased storage Of uric
acid in the body, This acts as .
poison, and consequently we suf-
fer from headaches, neuralgia,
lumbago. aches or pains. rbeu-
gout
Get nd Of this uric acid poison
by taking n harmless medicine,
-ded Anuric. which throws out
The uric ACID by stimulating the
kidneys. Drink a pint OF hot
water before meals and take
Anuric double strcngth). after
meals and Mt bed time. Anuric
an be obtained at almost any
lrug store for sixty cents, or
end n dime 10 Doctor Pierce,
naalids Hotel. Buffalo. N. Y.
or trial package,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-05
Birthday Party Held
at Tulsa Boys Home

Mrs Mason. matron ~ tho
Tulsa school for boys. gave a
birthday dinner yesterday after
noon ut 9 o'clock to the boys ~
the school In honor OF John nyt-
man and john u close. whose
birthdays were yesterday
Each boy was presented with n
large cake containing 10 small
candles and ~ large ones After
dinner the entire school. consist
ing of ~ boys, were taken 10 tho
Empress theater as the guests ~
the mntron.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-05
SoClAllSTS HAVE STORMY
StSSl0N AT CONFERENCE

icai a. zen a violent rhetor
Germ, h''ween tho French and
tue,I so'ln 'ls. with many recip-
r,rt., coaches ana accusations
m'srr,,, .' 'e'slon last night OF tho
fc-spc, -, labor ana soc list con-
bate a.. M" French side Of the de-
nud.I me hands Of Pierre Re.
inl lhomas and NJ. Mis-
ror,nl ,,9 Wells, the former military
os,,'.lhd"r ~ Berlin. nais that IN.
,s,man socialists ni,.sJv h.,
m. we question OF responsiblIi,v ,o,
f-o.." az IN having taken nil ncy.,
o .rg.. 'he princes and kings wells
Ia Great Britain 81 b,y,ny
e-s, 1000 German wome, chIf
eSchade. ~ men oy the hunger
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-05
LEWIS AND GIBBONS
MEET AGAIN AT ST. PAUL

NEW YORK. Feb. Mike Glib
bons and Ted Lewis. the welter.
weight champion. are tentatively
matched for l0-round bout nj ~
Paul II they come together II VIII
be the second meeting ~ the two
men when Gibbons WINS ~ the top
Of his form he made Disappointing
showing against Lewis and many
critics accused the man from 81
Paul OF stalling Gibbons IL now
anxious to try again and n Lewis
does not change his mind about nc-
cehi4nG the men will face each other
on February l5.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-05

The body is highly organized
machine Of complicated parts in
which the stomach, liver and the
kidneys work for the common good.
Damage TO any one Of these organs
intcrfcres with man ~ a motor
mechanism. IL you clcnn the stom-
ach. liver and bowels occasionally
with n gentle laxative you can
keep well. Too much fuel in man 3
machine. such as eating too much
meat, or alcohol or tea, nervous
ovcrwork and lack Of exercise In
outdoor air bring constipation and
bad health. Fat lees meat, plenty
Of vegetables, and with air and good
exercise you need little else. IN the
liver needs rousing - and most OF
us peed thi4s sonce . week take .
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-05

Frank Nouffct, arrested In Sapul-
pa hy 7 A Hubbard, special officer
In the indian service, was Arraign-d
before United States Com missioner
wilkins Tuesday afternoon on a
charge Of introducing llau0r. Enter.
ing IA plea of not guilty. no was held
on bond ~ $1,000 for preliminary
hearing on February 3.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-05
wiIlilcn Ics,atr 90 Milton.

ST. LOtlS. Frh Tho will NJ
John 7 Millikrn. manufacturing
chemist. grain and oil drnlcr and
former gold mine owner. who died
January ~. Was filed for probate
this afternoon Trustees say II dis
poses OF an estate In excess ~ so
OOO. 600 The bulk ~ the "Nni" -
left In trust for the widow and th,ct
minor children
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-05

To Curc iIahitusi Constipation
Take "LAN -fuS WlTN pEPSlN' for
two or three weeks \ Liquid Tonic
Laxative. Pleasant 10 Take. soc. II
Regulates
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-05
WiththcleSlslaturc
Happenings Noted by The
World Writer.


OKLAHOMA CITN. Fch t--The
house ~ representatives VIII nr lr'
up on its fight against the bad check
,vil conc hill dr'ugnch To- pht stop
To IN. practice of lstuing worthless
checka htS met defeat u ready nut
two more hillS Whl.h cover ptac-
tOilly the Htuir ground hut without
features which ppNrd objectionable
An tho h,ll that was slaughtered, have
been intruduc'd buH - hy Vaughn
and the other lz by Morgan of Creek.
4 dozen hills cmbodying the plat
form and Anus ~ the child welfare
league were introduced IN ia" SEN
ate Yesterday 10y Mcintosh These
hilla are dtslguri tu make over the
present chlld- cod" tu conform To
the id,sH ~ "a" national as|p, iailon
aud 10 these ~ slrinluglNs whose
studiu have been of rr,s,t aid to
many legislatures during the paN
twu ,cnrs IN pro, dang Tor child we'd
fare
'Ono hy one the khmkl uniforms
which have had phco IN the lcEts-
ntur, mn'e II convened "a month
ngu, are being replaced by "civ'
rI,dhipy In al, ,.nu,. wright
,n., 4 r,,bt hn,h r,,un, iron, aImv
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wrtyht v,u,a hi, unlfnrm un,iI ,e.-
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r,,l1Ian rIntnc. .y,in u.,ains
Cic,L r,r,i,u nf thc scnat, chnnseJ
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Arizona republican., 1919-07-28
MONDAY MORNING. JULY 2S, 1919
How much easier it is to be gen. erous than just! Men are sometimes bountiful who are not honest.
 -Junius.
The Verde Water Bond Election

While SAP many comparison with the whole number in Phoenix it a greater outpouring than had been witnessed at Phoenix bond election Though a great deal of interest had been aroused in the Verde water supply project it not expected by those familiar with the general attitude people elections in which there candidates to be voted for that many votes would be cast. But greater popular interest had been awakened in this proposition and notwith- standing the absence of many voters from the city and the heat of a mid summer day, there a very satisfactory expression
 It was predicted by The Republican that the bonds would carry by than 20 to 1. The actual ratio a little less than 25 to 1.
 The bond buyers, seeing this ratio will feel that there is good deal of sentiment behind the bonds and will the inclined invest in them They will take into account also that in questions of this kind the negative apt be pretty fully expressed If a man has objection a bond issue he is very likely go the trouble of saying whereas many of those who favor such issues habually give their consent by silence
 Anyway, we have voted the bonds and in less than two years the sparkling waters of the Verde will be pouring into Phoenix through than 25,00O faucets. We have taken the most important step yet taken toward Greater Phoenix. We will take many more that would not have been taken ' but for this one.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-28
Goinq to the Country

The president, though he will probably make journey the continent. will likely carry his program he announced his return from Europe of appealing from the the people in the matter of the League of Nations The controversy will probably be settled by agreement between the president and the senate perhaps quite sats- factory to the former but nearly leave no issue in which the people could be awakened to interest.
 We may pass the inconsistency of the course the president had proposed, with scheme of representative government. It smacked too much of the proposal of Mir. Bryan one time to leave such matters the declaration of plebisctie. If this program should be generally adopted the leg isiative branch of the government would be shorn
Arizona republican., 1919-07-28
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 cooyTz5Aed lSQo 6% zhe zE7telErzseAazazaa

Bob Is Ordered to an Eastern Hospital
 and Fate Renews Her Tricks
 We had come to the verge of a miracle, and Miss Miller had ruined it. She knew of the experiment, and it's importance, and yet deliberately, she had blocked my chance to snap Bobs mental gears into place. From sheer jealousy of me she had hurt Bobi But I loved him so that I would have sur rendered him, even to her, for the sake of restoring him to a normal exist ence
 Of course Bob had to help her walk back to the house. It was long slow trip. A storm was coming up. The magic. of the moonlight died away. I trailed along behind. Miss Miller leaned closely, if not heavily, upon Sob and I ragged inwardly. Bob helped her up stairs to her room he half carried her, while I looked on.
 l went up to Chrys's room and told her all about it, and cried for my own comfort. And Chrys was tempestuous because, as she said:
 Its always the weak who rule the strongi She's a sham and we have brains to see it, and yet, because we're ladies, we simply can't go and tell her we see through her camouflagel"
 My father used to say that the
Arizona republican., 1919-07-28

(Henry my darling hubby) Smelling of garlice and cloves again, ('My, but his beard is stubby!") And says he was out to see a sick Friend who would surely miss him; That stall is as old as arithmetic What should I do, Judge-kiss him? When Henry comes home at half-past
 two,
 (Henry, my darling hubby After spending the night with cards
 and brew Down at his cozy chubby When he trips with a thump over
 seven chairs, (Never been known to miss 'em) .. What should I do when he gets up-
 stairs?
 Fall on his neck and kiss him?
 I'll admit that is somewhat of 8 stumper. Osculations, possibly, might not be in order that night Quietly
Arizona republican., 1919-07-28

Daddy might fume-and wrlte-anoi fcng- g-distance-and wire-but the or der stood So daddy set about to get Roh's discharge. It would take long time. there would be considerable red tape to unwind.
 Now that Bob was east. my own horizon enlarged and I remembered something else about the east.
 The ex-kaiser's jewels, or part of them. had been sent over here in a submarine the summer before tho armistice was signed. and they had been sunk, somewhere off the Atlantic coast. "Somewhere,f was not a thous- and miles from Bops hospital!
 ~Chrys." l called out as my hus- hands twin passed the office door one afternoon. "ChrSss Let's go east.
 "All right, mI dear. Next weelS. saw" Chrys cant in and spread let ter on the desk before me. You see I've got to order my trouseau
 I glanced at the writing. I knew il well. I spoke before I took thought
 Not that man. Chrys, Never. (To Be Continued
Arizona republican., 1919-07-28

course of our school code is that the truthful let the liars impose upon them,'' I walled. Its true-this pro proves it. for me" I walled.
 See Germany" was Chrys' com- ment. And now what?"
 Mark time, I guess" said I.
 And we had to, for a few days, be- cause Bob relapsed into mental con- fusion, but he was so quiet that he seemed only dull. It was depressing as if the smart flare-up of memory had exhausted him.
 Miss Miller remained in her room nursing her sick ankle. She bandaged it herself. She insisted because she had the trained nurses method. She did not require either a doctor or an at tendant.
 She wrote out the reports of Bob's case herself and sent them off to the army doctors. Formerly l had typed them for her, in my capacity of sec retary to Mir. Lorimer.
 Miss Miller had not returned to her orbit. Bob had scarcely regained a little tone, when lightning from a clear sky paralyzed the household.
 A wire from headquarters ordered Bob to report at once.
 Chrys and 1 agreed it was in conse- quence of the reports that gentle
Arizona republican., 1919-07-28
ThePicture Show
(By William Sparks)

 The pictures flash upon the screer Then fade like mists away But bring to memory like dream, A long forgotten day; The music through the darkened room Swels trembling on the air, While shadows come from out the
 gloom
 And grow to visions fair That dim the screens swift pantomime And though mine eyes alone Can see their radiant colors shine They swiftly bear me home. Back to my childhoods laughing
 hours,
 Back when the world was young, Back to the sunshine and the showers When life had just begun. My barefoot friends of long ago,
 A joyous dancing throng, Come as the music soft and low
 Precedes a singers song; And as her swelling stanzas rise
 Once more with them I roam Beneath the sunlit azure skies
 Above my childhoods home. Then in the dark and silent room,
 scent the fragrant flowers We trampled in their helpless bloom In those sweet transient hours I see the school, and playground near,
 And in the romping crowd A girl with eyes so blue and clear
 almost call aloud, And, as I look, her beckoning hand
 Waves through the dim lit years, To bid me join that happy band
 Who greet me with their cheers. But from their play I turn away,
 Nor heed their treble jeers, To walk with Nell that summer day,
 In those far distant years. The hand of time has scattered wide l That gay and chattering band; And some live in the height of pride Great statesmen of our land And some sail on the seven seas, , And some have died in war, And some have vanished like the
 breeze That leaves no stain or scar | My hands have garnered some of
 wealth,
 Some fame has found my brow. And greying hair and worldly pelf
 Bring friends around me now. And yet I'd give it all to be I With blue e-eyed Nell again, And hear those voices blithe and free I Recall each taunting name They called us as we marched away, I Beneath the locusts' bloom, And left them to their noisy play That summer afternoon. Il I'd give it all once more to feel Il Her touch upon my hand !. And hear her silvery laughter peal
 Defiance to that band.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-28
SABBATH MEDITATION

Beautiful Sabbath, the Father hath made Beautiful whether in sunshine shade. Precious the memories that round thee cling, Thoughts pure and holy each time thou dost bring Stately, with steppings so vast and so grand, In forests of pine, deserts of sand. No matter if skies deepest of blue, Or thunder be rolling and dark be the view. Our Father, we thank thee for this day in seven When thoughts thee and our loved in
 heaven Thy presence more closely. it seems to reveal The earth and hurts it surely does heal. Then, help Father, each rolls by, To trust Thee more fully, Thy word to rely. May show unto others, how great is Thy love, Until we shall rest in the Sabbath above.
 MRS. w. c. MILLER. Pine Crest Cottage,
 Iron Springs, Arizona
 July 23, 1919
Arizona republican., 1919-07-28

getting the "old man to bed and ap- plying a few cold cloths to his ach- ing brow would probably be much more efficacious, although prohibition has pretty well solved that problem.
 But the morning kiss is going to do much more good than tongue lash ing. "Henry," if he is worth having at all, is already so overwhelmed with remorse for his conduct that tongue flashing only makes him additionally unhappy or positively rebellious.
 Kiss him, stubby beard and all, and let him see that you still have faith in him and love him. Later on, talk to him sincerely about his actions. Take my word for it, he will appreciate your self restrain, and there will be no case of "divorcitis" following his misstep.
 Morning kisses will cut the work of the divorce courts in half and double your portion of welded bliss. Try themi
 (More Tomorrow
Arizona republican., 1919-07-28

For instance: You and your mate may have quarreled over some com paratively trivial matter the night be- fore. You have argued yourselves off to sleep and in the mind of one or the other of you, the maggot of "divorcitis' has begun to propagate.
 You awake in the morning, slightly ashamed of yourselves for rowing but too proud or stubborn to admit it. Breakfast is a glum affair
 Now! Just before leaving for work, what if you slipped over to where your wife was wearly "reddina" the table, or your husband silently clam bering into his coat, and relieve the strain with kss?.
 Not just a perfunctory peck, you understand-but real, honest to- gracious kiss, preferably accompany ing it with your arm around her waist or his shoulder. | Pouff! The life of that nasty little divorce bug, which will surely cause you untold suffering and misery if he IS allowed to endure, will be ex- tinguished in flash.
 Explanations, apologies and com plete understanding will follow. Illus band, finally will go down the street whistling on his way to work and Wife, with new joy and a new resolve in her heart, will whisl the dishes into the kitchen to the lit of a song.
 No convalescence is more rapid nor ecstatic than that following such cleansing of the soul.
 I once wrote a little jingle singing the praises of that morning kiss which was printed somewhat widely throughout the United States I re- ceived many letters thanking me for the suggestion. I also received a few which poohpoohed the idea "A Mar ried Woman Who Knows" sent me the following query:
 When Henry comes home at half past
 ten,
Arizona republican., 1919-07-28

Katherine had made. perhaps in ac- cordance with changes she herself had suggested. But of course, we couldn't be positive.
 Bob reported-and everybody went down to the train to see him off-ex- cept me-who hadn't any excuse for going
 Life isn't real What actually happens is much more tragic than fiction" I typed off as I pictured the family at the station-and Bob's wife left at home.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-28
The Testimony at Douglas

It was generally understood that among the near ly 1900 men who deported from Bisbee July 12. 1917, many, probably large majority, who not members of the l. W. W. That has been vigorously claimed by those who have demned the deportation and of the deporters have stated that developments that day forced them include in the shipment Columbus. New Mex ico, many persons who had not been marked to leave the city for the citys good.
 These persons had been known the de- porters as members of the l. W. w but in the round up they manifested so great and militant sym pathy with the disturbers that it deemed advis- able to send them along so that they could administer sympathy first hand
 We have been interested, however, in the proceed ings Douglas in the prosecution by the deporters. All the witnesses far called have either proudly proclaimed themselves as members former members of the l. W. w. or else have admitted their endorsement of L W. W. doctrines. Some the witnesses have testified without shame that it their purpose to curtan the production of copper of which just at that time the government much in need One was in favor of reducing the hours of labor to minimum. He impatient of the moderation of the of his associates arriving at the minimum. They wanted first the six-hour day then the four-hour day and after they had accus- lOHleu lneT empowers to that, the lWO-nOur Qdy long enough for any to work, This witness opposed to procrastination. He wanted to out the intermediate steps and so to the two-hour day at
 So far know there has appeared witness who has dsclaimed sympathy with the things for which the I. W. w. of Bsbee stood pre- vious to that fatefu July 1.-the things that pro- voked the deportation.
 If this line of testimony is followed in the trial court. presuming that the defendant deporters held for trial the prosecution will get far. It will to be a trial of the defendants. l. w. W.sm will be the defendant and the issue will be whether it should be rooted of every munity. When the question has been reduced, we hardly think American jury will be found which would not it in the affirmative.
 Such testimony as is being brought out at Doug las is not only destroying the states but is inn perilng the civil suits for damages pending.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-28

exhiIarating touch of iips-sre the natural enemies of "divorcitis."
 Given and re- ceived in moderate quantities. and with a degree of regu- larity ba sed only upon ones hours of work and play. kisses will usually vanquish whatever divorce germs may be proving through the system of a husband or wife, and e-esta blish a state of marital health.