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ItITit'S DREAM.

Ruth was tho daughter Of a wealthy
hsnk"' and BEING an only ehi'd' hGr
kUth'S mother was not quito as foolish
as her father. Tor there wcre many
not good for her. and there were MAN.
,-ays in which she was selfish, AZ
Christmas was drawing nearer Ruth
began to wonder what on Garth she
wanted Al last undecided. she wen:
to hcr mother for advice. Just before
nuth entered the room hcr mo;he:
tho editor had made sonlo suggestions
tor Christmas gifts. such rs sending
money 20 tho EciS!ans instead Of re-
some poor little - cnch war orphan.
and numerous Other ;hings OF that ma
turc. those two being the ones 20 i'm
was Faiths motherl. as Ruth tapped
upon her moihcr's door Mrs. Clairnont
Christmas gift. Ruth came gushing In
the room just at this time, and called
mon her mother 20 help her decide
what snr wanted for Christmas. We'll.
near. must say YOU came IN me at
lust, nc right time. had just hcen
FOR Christmas gifts. and IL 7 were
In your place would ask Santa for
exclaimed Ruth hristhly. ! am sur.
ono ih!na. Heavens. i, would not
thing by the tree. but do tell me what
it it, is .nylway;. wa .hinkine. began
ncr moihGr. how nice i would be for
French girl or boy TO have for ybu,
very own. Oh is that all. am sure
a aG nerta wsH aqX ST9 VIII or 1nter
besides | would have 10 share my TOYS
vita them Ruth was quite disap-
pointed, 50 she walked to The window.
new 10 her. II wss u miniatfiro auto
noble Tnere was a li!,le sirl about
exactly what she wanted, but frs; shc
thought she would dream about it, 80
she wont down stairs 70 the library
and curled up in one o! The large leath-
or chairs TO dream as she hoped about
auiomobileS. Christmas and SANTA. bu'
ent. This was Euth's dream:
I'm a SINAI! French v!,.acc there wee
!'@'diHrS marching 70 The field Of ba:
near;S. siSt.r' and brothers there 20
sec them on. Zach % them trying 10
s@oE bri a;a' By ~ win Each and
ono, there that, cared, Stu they had
10 he prote ted. and IL was The coun-
.ry,s call \ few months later sees
dsyas station. 'rRs hoys had not been
snic 70 resist the attack OF the enemy
ul,hereForc. 'hey were visited BY tic
Runs; ana many people were made
home leSs: some oh .ldren had lost their
ntar"nts IN tha confusion: IN one a.!
Inc smail"si huis was l;t,lc Girl cry
yer mother. nj .res ardins that the
Eern:,rs had fed OF. accoWnt OF re-. en-
torcem"ntS from tho ylla-c and an
NW@! ichn captain ramc IN and seeing
tEe child. rlaced her under the care
81 som" Ec'- cross nurses long enough
!" una some oue 1. ADOPT her fast a
.hls stage Ruth awokc The drca,,l
seemed so VIVID THAI she was start
TO md herself IN the library. SNr
san I" think Of tic poo" child wG
mother had been 81. .rucllN taiS,n fi,,.
her It did not take Ruth iorc r,w.
20 decide thti mother WAS right ant.
max She had been quite selfish Slr
iold u ali 10 her .to;hcr WHO nclDrJ
ncT with santa. aud asked h!m co- thc
Hilf eifi she had dreamed Of When
,hriStnaa arrived sh- resolved tho an
omooie as We'll ~ ilc little s!S;cr
~ - always best 10 follow mothers
AuNicc and be charitable
EVELYN TATL'M
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\ THtL >1OnN or \ nlI~rIE OVEN,
THERE.


JGsi 'i.c. the battle Of 81. Al.cn!et
lL''r was Z, call for Volunteers to 20
ON an ai5 raid o drop bombs on ';"l-
iE"nN Many volunteered 10 20. .monc
,hcm some Inc fighters whose name
ar" iicUt"aan, Duvid T. II.rrig. Lien.
,chAnt Hicks. .iAcuicuanc Howard
I''hiehhni Forbes. Lieutenant Cooper
aNd licn'"naut Leonard.
They started on tho morning OF sep
h'HiD"r ~, ltlN with seven or eight
81! pianrS THEY accomplished their
aiSSi"n anu laid plenty Of cggs on
4eTman% The Expression Lieutenant
itaTi'N used when he wrote his mother
IN" right before
They started towards tho American
i'c Hun planes They drove these on
w a. soon as they drove thcm of
. 1,,MHn,N-nNe oihrrs nitackcd them.
many. Lieutenant Harris was shot
M ms observer was also Killed. Lieu
tenant iltcNS succeeded in getting TO
~" American lines. but he was woun.-
81 lieutenant Edward Cwho was
loaG!nS TN" formationD succeeded in
icdcninG our lines unhurt Lieutenant
o"ns' mad q N"'N narrow escape. For
'uHatclN nc succeeded in landing his
pianc. but he was wounded. His plano
caught on tire and he WAS bu.Mcd
"Tshdiu!!y. and was inst getting ready
o jump when hc I;rppcncd TO notice
that his observer. I.icutenan, Leonard
was SUN alive Tho Thought M was
""Hrl - Ia" let tho engine o. fun.
md Snched ting flames through and
he dldn { lump. mat both Of his arms
'.are badly burned. and they were both
taken pris oncrs.
only iwr oirrlancS returned "a our
lines ana one Of them minus an OBJ
server.
The ones yha, were killed we're
'1r.HG with puraN service"
Lieutenant Harris made more Nights
han amy c;her man with the eXcep-
'ioT of thr lead...
Thus is true story IN whigh my
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FRANCES CREME.

once = gin named Frances crcNc
liNed aionc IN AN old home Which her
great grandparents had owned. Fran.
on" morning Frances got IN early
aS usual when all AZ once she turned
around and b"hcll a LONG train Of
Germans marching right by her homo
Iuich rs a-naSh She cook ~ Il pen and
:; piece Of nIncr md wrote Il NOS; piti-
raj letter - them and asked Them 10
spare h"r hotn". sac told them also
tina, she was poor and worked hard
Tor her living ana lived alone
Inc Germans were ~ the act @!
hurEinc down the house whcr our
brave soldiers marched NJ and defaa..
Cd the ,:rrmans aud Killed most all o.
them. They searched one German and
found in "uc 90 Ills pockets written on
= SLID. we C;"rinauS d5n'i want r.
''Sht Won 'mcr' rans. hut VIC re fhrrnd
10 Obey the Kaiser Many al our
hnrS fhcd tears as these words were
read TO them.
Frances went 20 h.ln th,. covnrr
md is aiwura talking o. II, Sre ,nar
ricd soon after and Is &, rnd ,r-o,n
"u.*@, because l.er husband had to
on" dav = man was hrnush, I'm ana
"a him Er"n,"s rccocni1nI Nor hus-
band Two 'asf "" saw nj :ner, ti,>,.
wore h"5h in raris living there Sh.
IS nov AIRS. j, \ r"v
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TIT: LIE. or GEORGE WASH
TNGTON.

George Washington was born in
WcStInorciaud County. Va. February
- 1852. While he Was young he was
a SURVEYOR lie aided Eraddock and
saved HIS army from destruction. In
tho French and Indian War nc rose
TO the rank O. colonel. lie was a
number o: ;imcs n :acmher OF tho
Virginia legislature and Contin cnt !
Congress. He was communicative hic {
nf tnc American array which gained
their independence. from t:n gland. II
was SHiG Of him that he was "Firs; ~
War. Fitst IN iCacc. and First. in the
Hearts Of iIis Countryn,on" he WAS
elected twirc for Presto % tho
United states. and declined the third.
He died at Mount Vernon December
Is. 1893 j. SrtART WHITE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
run ottNDE>r MA>.

There's The graHdcst man.
You all know his name.
For he's tho greatest If all,
lie has world wide famc.
the French. they love MIN.
The British Do. TOO.
And there's no usc Of asking
Because | know YOU do.
He's been a great President
All. You know him now.
No cloud or great SORROW
Seems 20 pierce his brow
IT,, mas been our rerr.scljer
~ this most unhum"n war
And il seems 40 wonder sc love lam
Wnat else Is Cur president for
He's the graudesJ OF mon,
A. ! hiv" said before.
Long may he live here
- IN happy days al yVrc-
MABEL LOUISE GAEEETF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
\ nIRD'S VALENTINE.

Tell me. ittio bird
Why do You sing 50 gay?
Up in the apple blossoms,
Where YOU sinG every cay.
! know! knoy.
You arc sinking TO vour valentine.
You arc asking her
VIII You be mine
Soon YOU viii carry the valentine
:, TO MISS Rohin Red Breast 80 dear.
Nalentinr d,y - here"
Composed by ARlE EoBEY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23

once upon a time Ii,;le =.rl went
over % her crandmas The snow was
thick on the ground. u was getting
DARK when she started back ana She
lost her WAY. She lad down on ,hc
snow and roc, She carried her dog
Rover. wi,F her and he borked. Her
mother ana f.ibcr heard ii and came
tnd found her ana carried her homo.
They were 30 sorry They viii ueV.r
let Sucr Ntt!" girl 90 out again
~ on. l',L.i.AEN EDN
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tBRAtItM LINCOLN.

abraham l.incoir was born in Ken.
lucky fcD!narN u. 1902 His grand
..a,hhcr Snisrated from Virginia, His
Indiana when Abraham wac a littie
boy. I.incoIrs entire schooling did net
"Ncced ono year lie would wort
hard splitting rails IN tho dav and
study by fire light al ni3ht. Ho wa
good mln and held many oficcs He
United states w
DOROTHY JARRATr BAILEY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
Puzzle Department
4 tIt.<RADI..

My first is In L. bu, not ia unit
My second Is in y Dut not in Nine.
My third is in / bu: not n L;
Ny fourth IS ia +. bu; not in tend.
My nf;h il IN l., but not in end
My sixth is in -. but not IN dog.
My seventh is in ). but not In states.
Ny eighth is in !. but not in sent.
My ninth Is in y, but not in cast.
My tenth is IN +. bu; not in bont.
My eleven is In j.. but rot in cast.
Ny tw"!vf;l Is in :. but not IN south.
My whole is the country VIC ought %
be porUd of.
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Thc Weeks Prize winners.

Blanche pcschamps. OF chcsicr0c'd
Ellie oakicy. L. i H. 40 g. Hox
iGl, city
AIabei Louise Garrett I D.. HoX
I, cartcrsN!llc. Va.
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1 RIisN I,irl

nv U"stT I.0|tU" =
igc neglect bat ~.
r.""r" evening who
orc hour and thor
prrpr for the mex
ono MON bcr. Mar
Hosr from aro'hcr
=, -r"rt1.r weather -.
tU- u'ruhnr.
80. Ntf..I
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EVELYN tIowEEroN.
WILLIAM THOMPSON

inci"s,d YOU will find some
wish YOU would print II
: Mr.. Waste basket Your
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23

D--r F1gltor I IA
for uu''" while
: ruLElc a. girls n.
old and : am iv ~
J Won e. Ur.Er . bnf
! haven't received G.
SCOTT ~ uus. iuln
don ( want 70 30 G.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
VIII Print II soon
nnnt. E.L.r
In y Few \NcckS.

NV Dear Editor
ror SUNDAY won :,
tell YOU how nluCi
IL Ia INC I never
= rrizy ~; any poor
:oiiI. io have .n
like Ia talk" pdrt il
/" bout q peace cont
Ihinl either on
sCndinG In some M
the world war in !
500 In rrin'. Well.
ton all ! tan thin
ever. Nour member
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
That l. ~ni~n,I:d.

Dear Editor. ~.
letter IN print and Z
am coiU~ TO try aud
20 Tho club from no
busy ~ sChoc! THIS
examinations Haven
OF them vet ana got
ALGEBRA and ham
work the problems 10
inc in : story. which
This is tho frs; tim
cOura 90 to send ono
written several. hut
mine With some Of {
II surely did sccnl ~
he disCoura rcd not
VIII try try again.
the mcnt hNrS. l..
l.oNin-stor. Va
VIII Print II soon.
Dear Editor. ~. inc
drawings Please pu
tit. am YOUR little
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Clarksvillc. Va
send. Drawing.


Dear Editor III
DRAWINGS. which
hcy can ESCAPE
old member.
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THANKS fur Di,nr

Dear Editor.-I am eontlnr snlle II. -vi,l-s
for Valentine. saw In tn" lag' sunday
r~ncr an the T y 9 mage that had
Won nriHn hu' hav" not roc-l-cd T. vc;
hon" VIII rot u to-day hone 'ou have
not ha! tho M. haven't had - yct I
h"n" iitfi" Claude is r-rit!u" .-ou. all ri- M.
IN g"inr 10 s"nd him dl0lr tn. irl",
want :" tome over 30 R:oh-rout 'his
"rck ard want "a over 10 your
nihHo ANA v-u; "a go over and hear En'y
Su0da' Ia so Won boon over hca. rs;n
N"i' To-day awful" cold Editor am
i."irr =" s"nd p1orp mr. two .-d como
,nHE.e wrt' 1r must close Good bv
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! surely did.
bear Editor hope Won are well ala
not sec my icitcr IN tn" page las; sunday,
lux rucHs YOU Didn't have room for il I
~ ~, sen"ina IN 2 drawing for. the contest on
iisven,t we, had pretty wcalhcr.- though Nc
harent had ayv Zig SHOWS hui lots Of RAIN.
! tired 80 haH to draw INV picture for tho
GGon;rs, good: Hone 10 got Il prize on it.
Wen. my letter is getting loo long and will
take up too much room Your member.
MILDRED OCISENHERRY.
=. S.--II"pc YOU had q finc CHRISTMAS and
happy Ne" Year. and also To the mem,
Dcrs.--M. c
Asks .tbnnt O.d Members
Dear Editor.--.Iua; no;c this week In
closing a niece of poctry-potcry I should
have. said, Don't YOU agrcc with mo. mem.
h"rs: Was very glad 10 name In
The prI@c list; and like the idca Of Uhrift
I'nmns a. prizes very much. Just won
l"r whcn YOU arc EoinS to announce the
ucdais, Tor Tho rss' wear I'M very anX.
,ous 20 know who the lucky. ones are. ! can
hardy exnect ono: though. for l 10 no, con.
I Won last year very highly i;,Iitor VIVA II
has become OF Miss Emily E:xyton she
tasnt written 10 tho club IN an acc ana
Albert DOYLE. where IL he: As over;
kt,treli. y g 49,
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Uon'l srnd Nny Until suy So.

Dr-rctt Ed'ior-i s+w ~" competition In
tho rau"r tH-d-t. and with 'haniS vow
- much Tor printing T., In The :.rc few
wook' Jgc sou asked W not 20 send IN any
ming for t~n weeks. haven't sent any
ming iu on that account. ] w-otn % li"l.n
Slmo7s (" fow woci,s ago. bu. hay" never
-pttcn rS-'v Hon" IA" received -
Wasn't th@ Valentine drawn bv Hem sim
mons .rl@rGld: When Won going To
have tho Conte.t- real anxious 10
h.ro osace con- est Nv. mother aud ,Iths-
have lust "oT;s from RichmoNl rhev went
down 20 hear B.iy SuUd.t ThHv both
Ike him :ue have some old = u. :" .
pages ana am making Srrsp book n
them would liz" TO cores pond with some
~. IN" members. - T'ttc- e. grttinr
'onC W. close. Hone Mr.. Wa<tobask.;
won't act this. Love - 81 - tt" Trr m hsr-
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etcopte ISxrl,

w Dear NdItor hnow on must have
FORGOTTEN me. for = hes been aces succ
! have wriitHu 10 tn" club though road
the n.ee ever sunday Bu; 1t in-t Scemeds
a. II could no md :imc 70 wrli" wish
"a congratulate Jennings l.. Hunt Helen &.
Simons and A!icc Pearson on the- Won
drrful work
| tnclos" p"em which | t~u>l YOU vii;
'hlult good enough 20 nrir.. DO vow iinou'
~ ANY wav in which could get comics Of
lcr0in-s Hun 0o"'ns3 I. would love 10
have ;hcrn. Wei. VII close with hest
wishes 20 Tho InNT1 h.r- 7 e"i VOW old mo M
'Tfi.nESc
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Of VIVA is meant fo- KiTc \'pcft put
don't eHn"et you con.d rcco.ri~e him.
rnNtcC ms fro-l tn" Literary ptr"-l. and Il
took some t!n" for hsd - 10 great
heA! OF rEc.Su:!n- 10 set Il :h- exact Size
| ii the r,ps- last Sund Sc that Vor
was ovcrstocrod With ora VIM bar lust
rr!n; this ans Old iin" Your 'ru'v
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Wasn't u Quaint"

Dear Editor. WsS =.
heading IL SUlGaN. 81
- YOU soc. her. g.
article which 7 como.
although ! ,OGlGn't y
i rs worthy Of DGbfi,
vii TX. IL. as it, OF.
We cUloS.d MN.
Itub VERY much ami
our C'Jb is caring 70!
G.v I started back :
uU.tc wei 4c.ia. "NraI
you know But thi.
surely glad 90 return
10 all. Agrv siNr"-.'s
HELEN 60.
- NIL. ,.....
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" Nv drawing in Tho pa
= nri2c. and lust can't
Ch apnrcciaic YOU giving
II drcS med of ever winning
or drawing. when ara YOU
contest: | would
in it You ssiI something
'ntCst or an Indian Ccptest
ono would he finc. am
names or great generals OF
numbers. which hope to
III. ! hav" lust about writ
Ms Of. SO VIII close. ! am
,cr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23

page pardon ms qcem-
-. I hHvnu z had ;trra
n J -at home 7 practice
n h2v. hoTT0 sons TO
= dag corr oSuoId with
flourroy. but hon. 20
ono SOON lrn.r tn dis
Nus' clos. Tour 'ov-
VIRGINIA SPENCER.
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south Ro.,on. Va
N~N MrtnlIcr.

boar Ed or-\s I'm only tx yosr. old
! am afraid YOU would not read nv w-itin-
I having my MANN. ,o~,-ri,c 10 vou
aud ;cil YOU thai received M badge to
rsN. and wa 80 clad 20 Fnt n am send
In YOU some drawings vhicn ! d. ~ INV
srit without lein. hora "a 80 II
"a the D-pcr Many thanks for my badge
Your now neU1b.r
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EninN. Pncr.

drcr ps-A with N much plea sure AMI havc
wanted - send 'u my poor .trir for So
often. hut Wa ALWAYS AFRAID you wouiGn't
mink i good enough. 20 So In your pa n"r
! ~ going To send th.s End hone g.. & 'r
will not be the waste hosfst Your 'ft.lc
friend I:NY%< SnEiFpc
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~ NJ.
Chapter ~.

sHUrEr'2y " GREENS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23

As 80 cia. To soc nv
{ hank YOU so much |
! y" y faithful member
nv on. HAY. boon so
week King midterm
nj heard from hGt on.
- -" on that. I: was
1"rci 10 know how to
on 4 wonder. Am send
] hone TO sec in print
- ! have ever had the
@ in. although, I cave
then ! would comparc
those ON the PAGE. and
mall bN them. I won't
to snc IL IN print hut
with love tn Won and
/; ELIZABETH HEATH.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-14
MAY OPEN BIG PAINT
WAREHOUSE IN TULSA
General Superintendent BiRclow of
Sbcr,sin. " iIlinms Company Here
Making Investigation.

Tulsa seems TO he a magnet which
draws tho business OF this section Of
the country 10 1t
That IL what + u Blgelow. gen
ersl superintendent Of the paint and
vnrniah department Of the sherwin-
WIlilamH company Chicago. told
members OF the Tulsa Purchasing
hsnOcla tiun ~ IN" dinner at Hotel
Tulsa last night Tho association
which IN com posed OF the purchasing
agents or the various refineries and
other industrica In Tulsa. ana who
have control 81 the expenditure of
millions of dollars AnnuaIly. at each
or iiE meetings cntertainp a repre-
sentative ~ ono of the big manu-
featuring companies with which n
iransacis business Mr DigeIow
waH their guest last night
incidentally. n developed that the
Rherwin Williams company has been
making Investigations which viii
probably result n the establishment
probably resultin the establishment
which Will be distributed the com
pRUyH products In oklahoma Mr.
HiEclow said In the event this ~
done II viii mean that at loast
dozen men Will be given employ
mcnt ana numerous sRlesmon will
travel our ~ Tulsa
This is ono of tho most wonder
ful cities have ever visited Mr.
Bigclow told world reporter. 1T
Tar surpasSes anything / had pic
tnred oven though had been told
there h no city like II In the country
business business business seem to
be every mans motto"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-14
APPEAL GlLLlS WILL CASE
FROM RULING OF WILLIAMS

Noticc of appeal was flied in su
perior court Tuesday m the matter
of probate Of the viii Of Ellen GINS,
the sole beneficiary under the VIII.
Hattie Moore. whore claims we're re-
Icctcd by decision NJ Judge W. H.
Williams in county court. April IS.
appealed the case.
Judge Williams. IN the contest
suit brought by william sunday, a
brother OF tho deceased Ellen Gillis.
held that the deceased at tho time OF
making the will was mentally in
capable of making such an instru-
ment, due 10 her mental condition.
and that Hattie Moore TO whom the
property. consisting Of real estate,
located IN tho eastern part Of Tulsa
city and valued at $500 was given,
had undue Influence over tho de
ceased at the time the viii was made
Mrs, Moore appealed from the dc
ciSion of the county court 10 the su
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-14
Terrace Park Wants
to Come Into Tulsa;
Admission Requested

Terrace park, one of the most
beautiful residence sites IN Tulsa
county, knocked for adnittanch
into the city at yesterdays com
missioncr's meeting The re-
quest was referred TO the proper
authority and will be granted
shorty
This addition, located In the
southeastcrly part Of the city, ana
almost surrounded by beautiful
resldenG. districts, IN situated on
Terrace drive. the longest paved
driveway IN the city At present
comprising 2s blocks OF macsdam
highway, which Will soon ee "A part
~ tho great circular driveway mat
iH to embrace tho city.
The exact location OF this block
of land In from Thirteenth II Flf-
teonih streets. south and bounded
by Gtica and LOWS avenues.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-14

FIVE RESIDENCE PERMITS
FOR BUILDING GRANTED

Fiye residences and one sleeping
porch made up the list OF petitions
for permits to build In Tulsa, the to-
tai value OF permits taken out
amounting to sls.lbO
With Aprirs total valuation as
romising as II was, II was hoped at
Iho building inspectors office that
Mays total would reach the $1,000
900 mark. but this IL hardly possible
with the daily total as low as II is
Permits were Issued yesterday TO the
following!
Arthur hppa, residence. lstt
South Cheyenne avenue. $4,000
u, Kittrell sleeping porch. 1850,
1905 South Main street.
Adams a Walker, residence and
garage at 1908 South Newport ave
nue.. costing $4,000 and a residence
at l30s South Owasso, costing $4,000.
d. Il. Smith. residence, il5 South
Crutchfield. coat 400
Fred N. Yeager. residence and ga
rage, 262t Federal avenue, cost
$500.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-14
GET NIGHT PULLMAN
SERVICE TO TEXAS
sis Months Effort on Par of cham
her of Commerce Results In
FRISCO Putting on Train.
NEW TRAIN STARTS JUNE !
WIN Leave Here About 7:3O In Eve
ming and Gets Ia Fort Worth In
Morping---I.rcst Ala Ia TuirsA-

.
Sh months eli'tl on VIC pa ".
The iocal chamber o, cohnctos mas
al lasl been teWaru'"' anu o.S'
OIL men are now 10 nave lho go
~ heeueu "eVon'''' ~ ~uua''on w 49, ~
iuHmah sriai'e iiunh l"H ,S
fuIt worm, ieA"H' u''eV' '""''' ""'
return
WIRES received last night by Coz.
G. ~ Douglas, Of the chamber OF
commerce. from &. Y Hopkins. OF
lhe Frisco railroad, stated mat MAJOR
Hopkins had received authority from
The federal manager Of the Frisco to
put on new fast passenger service
uCtwoen the two cities, leaving VI"
about 1850 y M and leaving fort
Worth about $50 . M making
- hour "trip each way THIS new
schedule is to 10 into effect Jun" /.
Hy means ~ This splendId new
schedule the hundreds OF TulhA on
men interested IN The Texas hnldS
can ioavc this city In IN" evening
after completing thelr days worn
and taking dinner with tholf ram
ily calmly retire at the ususl llme'
sleep soundly In tho luxurious run
man and wake ND In Fort worm
about i.3O a, m.
The day may he spent looking after
interest. In that vicinity yand al the
end Of tho days work they will he
able to board the nOrthbound train.
retire and wake up bright and early
IN Tulsa ready for the usual routine,
with practically only one day spent
away from their offices hote
This accommodation will do away
with tho need ~ NO many of the local
oil producers moving to Fort worth
because Of stress OF work In that new
field and will also prevent the need
OF Tulsa oil men opening branch Of
ficcs in Fort Worth for their use
while In that city. AZ has been tho
case
Not only will Tulsa oil men be the
gainers by this special train service,