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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-26
MORE CLOTHING FOR GIRLS
Is DEMAND OF EDUCATORS

CHICAGO, Feb. 26--Deans OF el
universities here in connection with
the meeting OF national educators
have gone on record In demanding
that girls wear more clothing. Pres
cnt dress OF girls, the deans held at
the meeting last night where nciion
was decided upon. is entirely too
scant. Endorsement was made OF
the action taken by the Federation
OF womcn's clubs Of New York for
a ransr form OF dressing
the matter Ia 20 be taken up
with the designers OF the big ready
made dress firms" said Miss Ruby
u. &. Mason. dean OF wGinen Of the
University OF Illinois. secretary OF
the meeting and, who WAS elected
prosldent for next year. 1--WE think
the nirIs should put on more clothes
and that they should be cut differ.
entity than they have been. Many
OF the girls buy ready-made dresses
mud they have to take what the de.
signers put out. We are going tc
Try to have the designers change the
ale"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-26
Training Little Children
BY Mrs. Isabel Wallace.

How many things can be made hy
folding ordinary wr,pping pnper,
solder Gang fer nmull BOY. keen
tbrm amused a long lime \ bpugo
nud furniture with a fow cuf.oui
dollics make such hisv llttlc rirls
After MI IL IN the ylnplgst thinga
that mako children happlcs,
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Ia bol, Zoo, ,h,uys In urdnr a,,, VA
joy doing A.
A. homo algn. "a child phou'd have
p'1Cr for hle toys a pla,r0ou g.
idcll. bat II this cunnot be provided
pomo placr surely can be found. even
In O amal fiat. which II chnd may
have for hia very own ~ Keen his
toys IN From the ago of lG months.
! Insisted that my little girl nut tow
AWAY neatly Wc BEGAN It az play
and now 1t is n habit or course,
sometimes ahe In IN very qnuch OF
hurry TO do something else, but the
toyp are put away In tho end We
made her n large dry goods boy
standing up on end. NV husband
put cheap castors on II nnd two
shelves across II. There all tho
toys are kept, The blocks have their
own boxes; the small things have
baskets: and crayons, plctureH and
papers go into box with "a cover.
All Of them III into the shelves; also
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-26
FUEL ADMINISTRATION IS
DEFEATED IN KENTUCKY

WASHINGTON, Feb. e5.---A dceis-
lon by Judge Thomnsfof the court of
appeals OF the state OF Kentucky, at
Frankfort. denying an injunction
against an order OF the United states
fuel administration TO effect equh-
able distribution and conservation OF
tho waning supply OF natural gas,
was received today by tho fuel nd-
ministration. This decision sustains
a similar decision OF IA month ago
rendered by Judge Kirby In the
circuit court Mt Louisville,
These decisions deny the motions
made on behalf OF the city OF Louis
VILE and the Rev. j. NJ. NaNon for
an order to restrain tho Louisville
Gas Il Electric Co. from ratiouing
the supply Of natural gns to CON
sumers In Louisville,
The ratloning order Of tho fuel
administration provides hat each
consumer shall ba permitted to burn
not TO exceed 1000 cubic feet per
day, unless permits for additional
amounts needed are obtained from
the federal fuel administrator for
Kentucky. II also provides that
whenever the supply OF natural gas
IN In excess OF the quality required
10 fill the demands therefor within
the limit hereby imposed, the com
panies may make n pro ratn delivery
of such excess to their consumers. 81
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-26

and were placed under bond for ap>
Pearance at preliminary hearing on
March 4. The Nratcnburgs afe
charged with permitting Rose Tfh>
zler 10 work In roOming hoprH
more than nine hours day. The
other defendants V. NJ conc anl
Carl Pheasant, also charged Win
violations Of the labor law. were GOt
Arraigned yesterday.
l. r.. ABBOTT bennington RoyerS.
VI Hughes ana n 4. Thompson are
attending the thrce-day sesssiun OF
Y. VI, G. a. executives whick} onened
a. san Antonio. Texas, Tuesday n
program uf reconstruction with spe>
ciai reference to men returned IRON
military and naval service. ls To be
outlined.
THE HROTHEHHOOD Of Am mcfi ,
con GeOman win celebrate It's 2gnd
anniversary with IA banquet Wcdnc cs~
day evening at Hotel kFtch an.
There will hc visiting brothers from
Sovernl surrounding towns In at-
tendance to hear the talks by W f..
l'iNy ~ Den Moinca. chief cor
respondent H., B Cline, denJty
grand master nf l. q. o. r. Of ia,
hOma, Judge \, j. Gubsor, ana ".
II. Shirley Of Muskogee. Il. 4.
Bailey OF MuskOgec viii be tnaf
master, There also viii be sons,, BY
Miss Gladys Phillips
Make application for your ,uto
lio"n-" at county assessors orrlcc.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-26
Personal Trophies to BE ShOWn at
the War Exhibition Here Next Week

Combined personal property OF
the members of the managerial
party VI the national war exposition
viii go 20 form one OF the attracting
features Of display during the com
ing event according to an announce
mcnt made Tuesday by Field Clerk
Elmer Dowd, This display includes
articles that have probably never
been seen In Tulsa before and that
the government does not include In
the equipment being sent here for the
exposition.
Among other articles OF interest
IL the Croix de guerre. famous
French citation which was taken
from the body Of an American mem
ber Of AN antlaircratt gun crew to
whom IT had been presented for
bp4ss4pg down boChc airplRne The
medal Was taken 10y another Nank
after the rlghtful owner had been
shot down 4 medal uf Nnpolcan
is also In the private collection. This
medal was stolen from the cathedral
at Rheims by q German soldier and
was Ia turn taken from the boche
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-26
CITY BRIEFS

PRESTON C. WEST has returned
from Washington trip.
-
ERNEST WILDER. son OF Mrs.
G. A. Wilder. IL home after several
months service at Camp Pike.
=
CARL C. and p. u. Magee have
returned from California, where they
were called by the Illness OF their
father, the Rev, j, c. Magee,
=
THE sToRK REPORTS a Monday
Visit to the home OF Mt. and Mrs.
Ernest Claxton at % North Olympia,
where he left a baby girl.
=
MIsS vANN1E REED, head OF the
millinery department Of the Cover
dale store. has returned from few
weeks trip to the markets OF the
east.
HENRY REED, whose brother is
reported to be near death at Guthrie
following a stroke OF apoplexy, In
asked to communicate Immediately
with IL. u. Kline, phone 1866,
-
CHARGING THAT his wife desert
ed him more than nine years ago
and has not lived with him since that
time. 2ack Shirley filed suit IN the
superior court yesterday for divorce
from Imdie Shirley.
* -
APPLICATION HAS been filed In
the district court by the stock holders
in the. Galbreath Gas company for
permission to dissolve the corpora
ton.
=
"a MAID or TOXIC will be pre-
sentod by the students OF the sand
Springs High school Friday night.
Rchersals have been under way for
some time. A chorus OF eight boys
will feature the performance.
=
TIE READING ROOM OF the Red
Cross canteen AZ the Frisco station
ia to remain open untn 10 O'Clock
nights for the convenience OF sol
diers. Heretofore Il has been closed
ut o'clock.
q. /. JONES, who was arrested
by the police Tuesday on a charge OF
larceny, had two small bottles OF
morphine IN his possession. lie is
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-26
NEW SHlPyARD PAYMENT
PLAN WILL BE MADE

WARRINGTON. Feb. 25.--Labnf
agreements between shipyatd opera
tors and employees made by the ship,
ping boards adjustment commIssi0n
during the war and expiring March
81, will be superseded by "A syst eni
designed to stop pamperIng the
yards and coddlng tho men" CharIcs
Pier, director general OF the emery
ency fleet corporation, said today
The government does not intend, ne
added, To yrfld 10 any Of the de.
mands for increases In pay over war,
time scales. which have been the
cause OF strikes In Seattle and San
Francisco and threaten a strike pt
Hog Island.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-26
HABEAS CORPUS WRlTS
ARE GRANTED SPAhlARDS

NEW YORK, Feb. 25.--The ~
Spaniards who were arrested her"
Sunday by the United States secret
service and the police with the an
nOunCement that certain OF them
were SUSPECTED OF plotting against
the life OF President Wilson, were
granted a writ of habess corpus to-
day by Judge Knox In the federal
court on application OF Hhrry
Weinberger, an attorney. The writ
is rcturnHble tomorrow.
Examination OF the prisoners de
velopcd the Identity ~ "a number OF
them ns associates OF anarchists and
anarchist organizations known here
for years, the police asserted. United
States immigration bureau and de-
partment OF justice agents have
traced some OF them definitely as
among close associates OF ANARCHIST
leaders Hs far back as 1914, ~ was
said.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-26
FRISCO FEDERAL MANAGER
QUITS TO GO TO TOLEDO

81 LOUIS, Feb. 26.---LeRoy IL r.
mcr, federal fEanaEer of the 50 l,oDs
4 san FrsnciHco and the MisSu,ir,
khnEiH & "eNns railroads, south, ms
rchKned In order to become vice
president OF an automobile GONNA ~
of Toledo, ohio. II was ANNOUNCED
tonight. The regignat Ion becomes
effective March /, and has heon NJ.
copied by Is. II, Bush, reslonal d.
rector OK railroads for the sou thwes''
&. ~ Whitehead and j. &. pyott
hnVe been appointed federal in,ln-
ayers OF the Frisco and the NJ. 4.
& T., respectively TO succeed Krarn er.
II was announced by Mr.. Bush.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-26

by "A Yank. The medal dates back
to lS47.
A genuine German artilleryman's
cap viii also be on display. This
cap Is the personal property OF MIR.
Dowd and is OF tho famous gray
material with the we'll known button
decoration on the front Part Of n
German Rirplanc machine gun belt
Is also on hand and will he added
TO the exhibit This belt differs In
practically every detail from the
standard followed by Uncle sam
The belt in question was taken from
a fallen Albntross and cut into short
pieces by its cnptor for distribution
among his friends -
Few people have seen the latest I'm
the decorations worn by fun gen
ernl Of the United states army. Both
shield 9ud blouse decorations are
possessed by Mr. Dowd and his nartv
and will be on display at the eNposi-
tion, A red band with an cmhlazon-
ed golden eagle In the center is the
arm decoration or shield and the
blouse decoration Is ribbon of the
same design.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-26

told my little Eirl to help pick them
! up before putting on hcr things. The
mother said. "Dh. that's all right
! sadie "ncycr plckH up scraps, do
! that so don't make your liitlc EirI
dn IL" And nay child smiled and
calmly said, "It's all night Mother,
| don't have Ia pick up here" Then
I told the mother about my rule ana
explained that II wasn't mere crhnlN-
ness on my part. but u desire to form
good habits ~ tho children ana ~
develop character.
Al children are naughty at timed
md II N go hard To know how to deal
Justly with them. one day wh"n
Uas very busy my little girl came IN
FROM playing IN the garden, E'p.
pose Nhe whs tired and tunHfy, hTt
she did not herself know what wa
tho matter She began TO try a neY
Eiad Of naughtlnoss. lying down on
The floor. Ii,klnE ana screaming and
saving naughty things TO me. | was
amazed, ana quito puzzled az to how
TO treat such n proceeding, At flrft
I ignored hor, bat abe kept II M !
asked u Few questions In Kindly
way. nu. that sooEied 10 ian the
flame | VAS busy. IN n hurry, warm
Wj tired ana began TO got very
gngl'y. Nevertheless | rea lilct that
" | could not control my tempor. !
could not expect n ftve-ycar. old
ehild 20 DO 80. 50 ! went ana picked
her up and carried hoy 10 "a char
where "" both sat. or r"pptd
down. CH IL was no c1Hv task CnT-
ryiug n kicking. crying mass OF hJ-
mainly never said u word. but
l. II T.. A.
while nhp stopped. ar began To
sleep. Then | knew unc wa1 simply
uvcr-tircd and ! was 40 thlnkfgl
that / had not in,&hcd my own
temper In any way After short
time we had lunch and then she
went 10 bed for her afternoon nap.
She slept hours, repairing the wasted
energy ana her nerves In blessed
alcep. She has never tried that trick
again.
find word of praise goes 30
much further than blame, and the
bright eyes give back such n grateful
look.
Last autumn my little girl began
TO go to kindergartcn. She loves the
work and IL always 40 proud 10 show
anxious for her To go. ns she was shy
and needed 10 learn team work.
and TO rub up against other children
In order to polish Off the corners.
The kindergarten Ia tho link be-
tween home and school There IL
more freedom, more spirit OF conf
radcship, more play than In the class
room, and, TO me II seems like ad-
mlnIstering n rude shock to usher n
child into definite studies fresh from
the home. By attending kinder
gnrten, the child becomes familiar
with a school building. school hours
and necessary Nules: he develops
courtesy and kindness toward others,
and enjoys listening at story time,
lie also likes working and playing
In unison with others, and no learns
to control fingers and In fact to CON
troll tho whole body. No school Ia
complete without kindergarten.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-26
Tuesday Permits $4,000.

Tuesday was poor day for busi>
Ness at the office OF building inspec'
tor Il. II. Clark In comparison 90
that OF the past week. Up 30 n late
hour yesterday only two permits f1r
the future erection of buildings We're
issued by this office. The Frisco
railroad company took out n permit
to erect onc-story brick building 20
be used as a baggage room. The
building In to measure l2l by 80
feet and is TO be erected east Of
the old station. II IL estimated that
the cost will be 3i1.O00. George w.
Groves bought n permit for the erec>
ton OF "A two-storv frame reslden &C
at 1902 South Madison. estirnat ed
cost $4,000
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-26

said to have admitted to tho police
that he was a user Of the drug
+.
THE MONTHLY MEETING OF the
Pnrents-feachers association of the
the school building this afternoon.
The meeting was originally planned
for Thursday.
CHILDREN OF THE Usage school
will campaign this week for larger
school library, They will attempt TO
raise tAO0. The greater part OF this
money In expected to be raised by
"A tag day Thursday.
=
MATT STElL. whose automobile
was struck by n Midland Valley en-
glne at the Fourteenth street cross
Ing Monday morning. WIS removed
to his home from the oklahoma hos
pital Tuesday. His condition Is not
serious.
A CHARTER has been granted to
the Monarch Machine company, q
new firm in Tulsa Incorporated by
7. q. Kerr, Charles II. Fitzgerald and
w o. Dickinson. The organizers are
'fooklng for q site now and expect to
begin erection OF "A building soon.
=
THE REV ALBERT MASSEY
has returned from n trip to Texas.
Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama
IN the interest OF reconstruction
work In the Lutheran church. which
recently started "A million dollar
campaign.
A. II. PRICE, 81 years old. a local
painter, who died Monday at his
home, 9ls East Third street, will
be buried At stroud. Okla. BEFORE
day funeral services win DO held at
the Mowbray undertaking parlors at
noon.
THE PRELIMINARY hearing OF
Nolney Davis. charged In four com
plants with grand larceny, was CON
tlnued Tuesday In each case until
March II, by Justice II. ]. Gray. Sew
eral other cases were continued to
tho same date. Louis Moore. "A ne
gro. charged with burglary. was
discharged by tho court and the
case dismissed for want OF sufficient
evidence.
W. II. VRATENDURG and w. u.
Nratenhurg were arralgned yester,
day before Justice II. j. Gray on two
charges of violation of the labor law
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-26
AMERICAS PART IN WAR
WILL BE WRITTEN FULLY

WASHINGTON. Feb. 25--The war
department Is taking immediate
steps toward writing tho history OF
the American army In the great war
Secretary Baker. II was announced
today, has issued bulletin to the
Army calling upon officers or others
In the service or who have been dis
CHARGED and who have information
OF value in connection with this his
tory to communicate with the his
torlcal branch OF the army war col
lege.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-26
Wanted 20 BUY DIschnrrc.

NEW YORK. Feb. 2b.--Private
Herbert Goldsmith. stationed at
Camp Upton, testifying today at the
trial of sidney +. Corn, n former
army captain. on chargesaof bribery,
declared that Corn had offered 10
obtain his discharge from the army
for $40 and dozen necktes
worth 50 each" Goldsmith also
testified that he saw ScrR. Lloyd
Mehlig, the complainant, pay Corn
$3.50. Mehlig previously testified
that his discharge was received
three days after the payment was
mads.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-26

Tho battle SCARED hero who sa-
lutos you In tho above photograph
Is Jan Kevtuilt, q Czecho-Slovak lad
of Is. who has TO his credit wour
years in battle. where he fought
Alongside or the mon. two hicks on
his gun for two dead Germans, and
u badge of honor. for the capture or
u cannon. lie is'in the U. s. TO be
cducatcd under the directlonso n
professor OF tho University Of Chi
cago and "A military training school
Jan saw much fighting. having
been on five fronts. the Russian
Turkish. Hungarian, Italian and Aus
tran. IIo tramped Slberia from KEY
10 Nladivstok with the Czecho-SSlav
army, fighting the ~bolshevik and
German every inch OF the way, and
with esscd much suffering in his own
land. lie Was brought to this coun-
try by Professor Neal. to whom he
was intrusted NJ Peking by Nine.
ndcshkovsky. the little grand
mother OF the Russian revolution. y
Jan will eventually return TO help
alleyiato the sufferings OF his people.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-26
Would Aid Soldiers.

OKLAHOMA CITY. Feb. as
Senator r.. p. I'm introduced rcso.
luton this afternoon requesting the
members OF the Oklahoma delegn
tlon In congress TO use their sood
offices In behalf OF soldiers who are
now confined in federal prisoners By
order Of cougt.martial.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-26

PARIS, Feb. 20. Three thousand
employees OF Paris slaughter houses
have struck. their demands being.
tirst, the abolition OF the tax on
ment. and second, the prohibition
or clandestine markets by the in
slstence OF n direct transfer. OF meat
Rom slaughter houses to retailers.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-26
World Illumination Planned,

LONDON. Feb. ?5.--The Overseas
club here Is approaching It's memhorf
In all parts OF the globe with "A Vie v
TO their cooperation in securing o
worldwide illumination by means Of
n chain OF bonflres on peace night
the night Of the signing OF the peace
treaty,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-26
Service Held for Mrs. Gould.

The funeral OF Mrs. Il. Gould, Is
years old. who died Monday. was
held Tuesday afternoon at o'clock
from the Astor hotel The services
were conducted by the Rev. ]. w
Abel and burial was at Rose hi
cemetery.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-26
Mnnts Emnd for Muskogcc.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Fob, ab.-~An
appropriation OF $500 IL oontaine
In a bill by the representatives from
Muskogec county and about 20
others providing for an agriculture
Indian and stock building at Mus,
kogee.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-26
ONLY Ono Mnrrinue Idccna,.

Only one marriage license was IL.
sued yesterday by Hal Turner, den.
uty court clerk. II was for the
marriage Of G. A. Jones. s5. TO
Estcnc Louis Raffnie, 22. both Of
Tulsa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-26
WANT ADS
Want AID Phones 5000
600l


LOST AND FOUND 7
Lost Small cameo brooch. Reward
Phone i776
LosT-IIoupd pup, 8 months Old. all red
or tan color, tip Of tail white: wore col.
lar with initials A. A. u cut In collar
7 c Dispernett Phone 529o.J
cr II descrption and address is given
through the World
s'rOlE EN-Red Rich Con Bicvclc No. iio.
o26. from In front MeEees Finder re.
iurq.so e22 + Third ard receive reward
sTRkYED---one sorrel horse weight $50;
small brand on shoulder Finder call
$500
MASONIC CHARM--I,ost, a2nd degree
S, hAsop'1 ru" o,d ISa. me- nc
gaFe Room.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-26
LEGAL.


There are funds available TO nay County,
Township and school District warrants to
and Including tha following numbers.
All Warrants cease 10 draw interest 30
days from date Of call
General County Fund, including warrant
No 900
County Road Construction all payable
County Road Maintenance. all payable
County sinking; all pAysble.
BiNby Township, including No. 10.
Bolea Township Including No 10.
Dawson Township, including No. "a
Try Township. including No. / S.
Glcnpool Township including No IA.
JeukA Township. including No, 10
Lynn Lane Erownship Including No 90
Owasso TOwnrhip. Including No f.
Rod Fork Township. Including No. ~.
skiaiook Township. Including No ~
Nekiwa Township including 40. I,
Willow Springs Township, all Of 1917
1918 series
School District No. o including warrant
No, 21.
school District No. 90, including war.
rant 40. got.
school District 40. 2s, including war
rant No 80,
School District No. II, ., including war.
rant No Z.
All warrants issued 10 date are payable
on School District numbers I, 2, 4, 5, O, \.
.. 10, IL, IL, ~, II. IS. 10, II, 90. 81, 28,
"a, 25 30, 81, 92, 80. 81. 30. 81, 40. a.
and 90.
respectfully.
ED DALTON. County Treasurer.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-26
EMPLOYMENT
EXPERIENCED sAIEsMSN-Mors MONEY

EXPERIENCED sALEsMyN-More mcn.y
for capable men and more people 'h
isfied with their purchase thsn aut
proposition Offered today, An inVcstmsM
plan combining the hest In life insuraaes
accident and disability. with the Hhun
tases Of building and loan, An and''n@
with nine out Of every ten. some r"n
did territory still open. Call on 'olr.
risht. room ii M. Vernon hotel, "a
r Second street. oil a m. or 20 p ~
WANTED CARPFNTTRs--Com 70 ',e
Robinson bldg II you are eocd -.
perter sud want TO work Don 'o'"'
unless YOU want TO work
FIRST .OL ASS-Non union paper hangers
mad painters wanted ~ Lswioh.z-
wANTED-E1pericncrd engineer Tor
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-26
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEErINo

The rexular annual meeting Of the Stock.
holders OF the Atlas Lie Insurance Com.
pAny will be held at is Home Office, No
aii Palace Building. Tulsa Oklahoma, a,
Eleven o'clock a. M. March 1. 1919.
Reports Of OFFICERS and Committees will
be heard snd the election Of Eleven Direo.
tors for the ensuing ycAr
ATLAS LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
II o MCCLURE President
& DE zEiL nAwLEY, Secretary.