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Evening journal., 1919-01-31
No Need to be Thin,
Scrawny or Sallow

II you are thin and want 20 be plump
II you have wrinkles IN your face that you
are not proud Of: N the skin Is saiiOw
or subject 70 pimples or blackheads. take
Mi.o-na stomach tablets for two weeks and
notice the change
The majority Of the thin people are thin
because the stomach does not perform its
dulles properly. II Is not secreting suf-
ncient OF the natural digestive juices and
In consequences does not extract from the
food enough nutritive matter 20 nOurish
every part Of the b01y.
Ml-o-na stomach tablets are intended 10
build up the stomach 50 that Il viii act
properly and extract from the food the eie-
menta necessary o. form hesh
II you are thin ~ two weeks treatment
OF Mi-o-na stomach tablets--they are small
easily swallowed and are sold on the guar
antee OF money back n they do not over
come chronic Indigestion. acute or chronic.
stop stomach disturbance belching. heart
burn, sour stomach, and any after dinner
For sale by n. b. Danforth and all lead
Ing druggists.
Evening journal., 1919-01-31
BOOM P0INDEXTER
FOR PRESIDENT
BY the United Press

BY INC UnIIsu FTts5.
NEW YORK. Jan. 3i.-Senator Miles
Poindexter is TO speak at a dinner given
in his honor at the Republican club TO-
night. A number OF important Eastern
Republican leaders are 10 be on hand
with a view. Il is said. 10 sizing up
the tall Washingtonian as possible
Presidential timber. The Poindexter
movement has been given quite a little
impetus recently and both Western and
Southern Republicans are said to have
approached the former Progressive
with suggestions that he make the race.
Tonight's affair Is the first indication
that has been furnished OF interest by
the Eastern Republicans.
Evening journal., 1919-01-31
BULLOCK MUST PAY
FAMILY $40 A WEEK

Charles E. Bullock was ordered to
pay $40 a week for the support OF his
wife and child by Judge Churchman in
Municipal Court this morning.
Dr.. Herbert K. Watson, state Bacter-
iologlst, testified that a bottle F.id to
have been found in Bullock's pocket con-
tained cocaine, but the defendant de-
MED any knowledge Of the bottle. He
denied being addicted 10 the use Of
dope" and said that the bottle was not
found In his pocket.
Evening journal., 1919-01-31
TROLLEY CREW
FIGHT OVER REPORT

Robert Browlee was dismissed by
Judge Churchman in Municipal Court
this morning on a charge Of assault and
battery on John o. Council when it de-
veloped thst the affair was a fight in
which both played equal parts. Brow
lee and Council compose the crew OF
trolley car and the trouble grew out Of
an argument over a report. The fight
took PLACE at Delaware avenue ond du-
Pont street Friday night.
Evening journal., 1919-01-31
WRITE FOR FREE SEEDS

Congressman Albert F. Polk makes
the following announcement:
sowing TO the limited supply Of gar
den seeds furnished TO members Of Con-
gross this year for free distribution,
seeds will be sent out by me only on
request. and all requests must be in my
Office by February 10. Otherwise, the
supply will be exhausted and requests
received thereafter cannot be complied
with.
'-All requests should be addressed TO
me at 216 II. o. B., Washington. D. c."
Evening journal., 1919-01-31
RFyTVAL AT NORTH FAsT.

The Rev. 3. H. COLLINS, formerly pas
tor OF Eastlake Methodist Church. /:
conducting a successful revival a.
North East, Nd, where he is now pas
tor. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wilson, th'
singing evsngelists are assisting Mr.
Collins at all the services. There viii
be a mass meeting for women ant
girls on Sunday afternoon, with Mrs. L
Woodside as the speakers. There have
been IS conversions already in the re
vival.
Evening journal., 1919-01-31
SUNSHINE SOCIETY
HEARS REPORTS READ

The quarterly meeting OF the Della
ware Division OF the international Sun
shine Society was held yesterday after
noon in St Andrews parish house.
Many interesting reports were read. A
good account OF the work done dur
ing the influenza epidemic was given.
The meeting was well attended.
IL was decided 10 secure a permanent
location for both the State and quar- :
terly meetings 10 be held. After the
business meeting a musical program
was enjoyed. Mrs. c. S. Lilley and
Mrs. Theodore Hanson. OF Trenton. n.
Evening journal., 1919-01-31
DOCTOR RELENTS,
DEFENDANTS GET OFF

Joseph Berkowitz and William Ber-
kowitz, charged with threatening bod
lily harm 10 Or. Marx B. Holman, were
dismissed by Judge Churchman in Mu-
nicipal Court this morning at the re-
quest Of the prosecution.
Or. Holman said that the men came
20 his ONCE and boisterously objected
10 q bill they had incurred with him
and when he elected them they threat
ened TO get him." They paid the bill
this morning, he said.
Evening journal., 1919-01-31
SENTENCE REDUCED.

Sentence imposed on Robert Smith,
convicted recently Of carrying conceal
ed a blackjack, was reduced 10 $50
and costs by Judge Churchman In
Municipal Court this morning upon the
proving Of a good reputation for the
defendant by ]. Frank Ball. his counsel.
Evening journal., 1919-01-31
MOTHER AcCusEs son

Charged with breach Of the peaoc TO-
ward his mother, Antohny F. Maliszew-
ski was held under a $500 peace bond
by Judge Churchman in Municipal
Court this morning. Drink was said 10
be the cause Of Anthony's trouble.
Evening journal., 1919-01-31
BUILDING PERMITS.

Building Inspector Preston Today IS
sued the following permits:
To Charles J. Winkler. to make an
addition at the southwest corner Of
Tenth and Shipley streets to cost $500.
To Joseph Stuart to erect a kitchen
at No. 1922 Trenton Place, to cost Si75
Evening journal., 1919-01-31
HnTZ.HARRINGroN.

Miss Jennie L. Hultz OF FELTON,, and
Elijah s. Harrington, OF Harrington,
were married Sunday evening by the
Rev. Harvey Winfield Ewing, d. D., Ph.
D., pastor Of Union NJ. z. Church.
Evening journal., 1919-01-31
GOsLTN-HENDRxsoN.

James S. Hendrixson and Miss Fannie
6. Goslin, both Of this city. were mar
ried last night by the Rev. Harvey Win
aeld Ewing, D. D., Ph. D., al Union NJ. p.
Church, Fifth and Washington streets.
Evening journal., 1919-01-31
TO HOLD BAKE AND SALE.

The Alpha Bible class OF Mt. Salem
NJ. Z. Church will hold a bake and ba-
zaar at the church on Saturday after
noon and evening.
Evening journal., 1919-01-31
FINED FOR SPEEDING.

Charles A. Cardwen was Aned SIS
and costs by Judge Churchmon in
Municipal Court this morning fer
Speeding.
Evening journal., 1919-01-31

j.. sang Mrs. Hanson was fnv5t1f X
take part In the program Of Ne e
nual State meeting OF Delaware D(g)5
sion OF the international SunshiDe ~
ciety to be held the last Thursl4y I
April in this city. Delegates from q
over the State will be present {:
Evening journal., 1919-01-31

Don't trust TO luck for cnances-eeni
mand them with the WANT ADS.-AdI
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02

~ Piece Dinner Set At
inch plates plates
and each nappie
l2-inch dish.
The Southerns Price the Set
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02

iicntc. For tho present. aS n T'p
forward ~ as "a tactNn ncore<~ - b
p"thdpa u can h. arulngei 10 hhN" a
regency appoinl"d ~hich somrnin'
m'"r may toltnIuhh authority 10 "a
aicc ~~spr to the throne "
II appeared thcn that III. ~s'silisis
had nns yet thou~,lyes asr@'-i 80 90
lh- mrnua ~ HbdicAtiou, fs Her
bpnen interrupted iI"rr sohade-
mann
"rnut cumpromi.o vNl never hc
acrep 81 hy the majority OF IN" ~
.UhHr The Upnni thy must wii al
Unrc n must end now
The "mp"or brought hts cl"nr he'd
FLEET down on M" tab. and l'-lklns
afpigh' AZ Elsmen exclaimed, "Th"
monarchy VIII end only when tho
m~tna ot maintaining n ends NY
armies ar. siill In cNiw"nce' -
llert Elsucn Shs not 10 h" cowed
li-. up. brought huge cl"nrh"l
fig on the table AMI giaffng al the
emperor dcftnntly replied
"l~t Herr Wilhelm llohcnyol-rn
attempt H. Your nrm-H VIII nat save
you even one day"
Again the emperor Rcklowl"dsod
d.icat w the vvrhal battle Ito made
No reply, and during tho rc- ~ tho
council h" spoke not inOr. than a
dozen words
tNcSt week the writer Will uarr't'c
how the KAISER finally agreed 10 Aur
fssndor to his t,.h"l subjects and how
ho tpok Ia hs h".ls ain beat " 20
liollAnd.)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02

~ terror viii pate into inrisniflcance
Y h"Ho ato critical mnm-nta We arc
f.,Clng fntt li'u bppdy civil war
ia. ,rnd Is mrtsut.d nvt Ivy DAYS of
hours. bui hy mlnuf'H IN act quick.
b."
The emperor wu ippl"a-~d by ~"
wurdH ~ hlH , inHuan, lliH ang-r WAS
stLl unsubdu,-i lle ghr.i at ih'
prince and raising hls voice shouted
Il ours you N,u. iO'. have gone
Ove tu 'ho-" duuinab," traitors
Fp The flp uur Primo" MAJ
nh"~rd evidence ~ anger huf con
trnllNi him~.'lf admirably ! Observed
The muscles ~ his lower hwH sand
up ~ relief tuf "a few moments 4
h.rrih- nI"nre rolEu',i In TIA" room
t'ni appeared likr many hours
Then again addressing ne "fup"rur
he prince sld Wei hen. ypui
uaIosy. these nre my "- words n
you You have mad" me your chan
.c'lpr ~ stVe your throne cytnn"l
prutnb-, You that your throne In safe
l = nov your Mo and uio liF"- ol
Your kln-n.n that are In jeopardy
~ yJu 10 noi meet Herr Sch'ii"mann
uni his colAagu"H nov, within
week not only VIII your throne but
even your p-r1on wiz b- a danger
bu -vo what yuN 'su out OF h'
rulnH'
m" -uIG '--s again cri'i -iytng
"il.,,S. dn what Max advises you 4
DO" In THIS the duchess, joined her
fuofher's appeal
Then the vupHr'r walked io Prince
Mas took HIS arm. n'd turning .,
..Na..N
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
Oh, Mary, Be Careful

Tho boys are coming home'
Every ship and every train In
bringing them back To where
there's one to love them where
there's ono 10 be loNed--thats
home.
our boys hay. been fighting for
universal peace and world wide
democracy no. The army has
been doing that. our boys, each
one IN his heart OF hearts. has
been fighting 'or YOU. the Firl he
lef bohind. whether you nre a
wife of years or only few DAYS.
or whether YOU are u sweetheart.
you have been his ortflamm- You
have been before him when he
went into battle, and you have
been with him In his dreams lie
has depended upon you for cheer
and comfort and encouragement
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02

der troubles day aud night. lrrltn .
ton. sediment. etc
Lack of cuntrol, smartlng. uric
hcld, rheumatism. hlonting. may be
loss of flesh, sallow complexion
PrcNmcncy ~ kidney Di-cn-e.
Most people do not realize the
alarming Increase aud remarkable
pr"Valoncv % kidney disease white
kidney disorders are among the most
common diseases that prrVnil they
are sometimes tho last recognized h.
patients. who very often content
themselves with doctoring the ~
fects. while tho original dlscn sc
may constantly undermine the ~ e.
tenn
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
ENGllSH-SPANlSH DEAL
FOR GlBRAl TAR DENIED

rARlS. F~b. The report that
some Arrangement between Great
Rritnin ani spain was IN prospect
through which Gibraltar would h,
turned over TO Spanish jurisdiction
4. denied hy tho Paris edition ~ the
Daily Mail IN tOdRy'a issue
"stntementa are being circulated
In Parts and n In feared nHo I'm
fnrland says the newspaper that
Great britain IL considering "a hnr.
gain with spain for the return OF
Gibraltar. Tho fact In that spain
made certain tempting offers which
were Al one time considered nv the
british admiralty on hehalf NJ IN,
government and were for vatiou,
reasons declined.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02

Now that h. ~ coming home. are
YOU going to permit his faith In
you TO fall
Dear girls. may We now begin
an era or domestic peacer Let US
not outgrow our present hero wof-
ship. Let us try To bo all that
our men think We are,
This grand homecoming IL TO-
Ing 20 be period or mighty re-
adjustment Many of US who
sent away a husband are To well
come home the father of a son he
has never seen. and many another
IN 10 begin homemaklng with the
man she married after n brief hut
romantic courtrhip, perhaps he
left the same day and perhaps sho
has been severely criticized by
we'll meaning relatives
To tho1e slrl-bridcs ! would say
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
Fort Worth Isudcr Die.

FORT WORTH, Texas Fr. %
H. kceler Tor 30 ycirs tho '.I I,
the Fort Worth and b,Wy, t.l Il
wichita NAhcs railroads. t.| .,fr.
that prominent uiirold Off ma
business man of Denver. ,u. "a
today after an operation o.. .l. A
years old. lie hai been r.....,sb
~ "A banker and business mau u. Vsr
as "a railroad official
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
PRINCE PROPHECIES
ItIIsN OF TERROR.

How wsrirrful tho pfino was iIc
allowed tho emperor 10 talk nnh
threaten and shpit ieflaD'o 80 nls
-uhlcois like u ir,iiout mother per.
niiH her chnd to rry ana say things
bnt at IN. end bends the viii ~ hed
httlo an" 10 de- het bidding 40 when
the kui-rr had finished The prtnce
went to him ana ~andlnR very near
him ~,id "Whhalm. II y0i dl-miA~
ll,rr Hcheldcrnann nnd htS colleagues
now you Will hrrng about an inme-
dnain AMI bloody rcvoluton. crm-
paswi with which tho French rvisn
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
MAX GitEfTS SOCIALISTS
DEPUTIES CORDIALLY.

At . o'clock sharp H.rr aohcide-
mann nnd his twu colleagues, made
thcir appearance at tho paacr and
immediately sent their cards TO
Prince Max. lrtnc~ Max then or
drr~d mo 10 recs'ive tho sooialivt
deputhr~ med the party a tho en-.
trance % tho palace and ushorsd
thbm into the .mpvrNpr's wiring
room where tho Trincs was awaiting
them. The greetings bc, wecn IN.
socialist deputies and tho prince
were c,tr~mely corf.al In few
mouichts Herr Bcrs hal made his
appearance and Ia. five withdrew
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
DO YOU GET UP WITH A LAME BACK?
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Trouble?

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often evidence ot kidney trouble II
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YOU that the track OF health In not
clear.
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Ia follow; kidney trouble IN its worst
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The Tulsa Sunday World ADV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02

stared ~ hA dauThtur ab~ihly huu
then turutd tn tnH omnrwss an"
shook hla head up ana down w
most pathetic unHtpf Tls-n Drop
ptny ha h.,I duvuw1rd- uutil hr
ohtu Hlmust ou he'd his chest, ne
burw fOfth IN - very weak t"u",
ION. the very hnrrur ~ It, IN. nor
rur ~ ~ Ny Gni' Ny tFod' can
ipythtng avert thi. gum
~ ha uii"r,-i ',hss(, word. ho
turned hnd walked dawn the grrIa
dan nnd cn'"r,d hiH writing tVru,
Ilalr an hour later whom he np.
p,slrrd ht lunth h.. wta wearing u
dark tWe,d suit That was tho ntH,
ume that be- had app'anssi clad w
ciNtin attire slurc 1914
Tho emperor ate very httle anu
drunk "a good deal ~ wine, but ~"
wine ala not @-m 10 effect MN
a. all nutiug the lunch hr .p"he
only uncn io tho kalsorin. ana ih"n
iuH, few wOriH
Prince Mus and General lAi'i-'n
dUff ecrc also al the table and the
twu carried on an animated oonNH
Nttion. but vun l'"rg was not pre-"
vnt At the long inhlc below Ahi
tho momivTH ~ th" h0u's,huld, io the
number ~ -. TAT with tho hiier
but nri1ed on no c"nv"t Hitlnn WIN
my neighborr at the thhc A r-oh
od ai The diu.rs II b"sIln tn dawn On
me that p'fhaps that would h- IN"
lnrt meal thai tho emperor ana en-
pr.s- would mVc together with his
hou.rhuld Rt thls palace Aud my
ruh-cun~louH ~ mkrlvlnE- hav" al
ready come true II was, AlHb IN"
last time that General ludcndofif
sat with the rmp~rur
After lunch Prince MnS rour~i 10
tho eup~rnr's writing- room, whtl"
tho oup"ror, accompanied ny hln
daus htar and tho EN- pr,~. r-tlr~f 10
tho louchss Of Ilrunswick's apart
mcnt1 was ordcrod Ia w,lit on
Prince MsS General i.ud.ndorff
jotnod the court cham berlin and the
two withdrew to tho t~rra~
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1919-12-26
Ten
ADDRESS DELIVERED AT CELE-
BRATI0N OF THE GOTH AN
NIvERSARY OF MEMPHIS
LODGE /. o. B. B.
Continued from Page y.

expenses. All these calls are met by
the Free Loan Societies by loans &C.
cording to the true Jewish ideal, with
out interest, payable whenever the
necessity for the loan ceased to exist.
Let me tell you here and now the
greatest system of national credit, the
Rural Credit Bill of Congress is a
Jewish bill and simply further tessifies
to the spirit of the B'nai Birth in its
constructive work of helping people
help themselves and thereby overcome
poverty and the necessity for the false
system of charity.
My friends, ! know you little ex-
pected an address of such length to-
night, but, even at the risk of your
tired diapleasure, want to avail my
self of this opportunity to give you
the salient features of the great work
done by this noble order that you may
better understand its usefulness and
better appreciate your own obliga-
tons to it. For that reason | beg of
you to indulge me in your time and
attention.
OF all of the vices of mankind, the
least excusable is prejudice" as pre-
JUDGE is but another phase of super
Ttition, born of ignorance itself. While
the prejudice of Christianity against
Judaism in some parts of Europe is
still religious and political, in its ma
ture, the prejudice which existed in
America for the past few years has
been almost entirely social in its ma
ture and intended to suggest, without
explanation or reason, that the Jew
was inferior by virtue of birth, race,
belief and environment. We knew the
SANDER Of vicious bigots could not
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1919-12-26

idealist, a shylock rather than Mo,
SEES, coward rather than a hero. And
all of this by reason of the untirinq
efforts, the vigilance, the ever active
Anti-Defamation League of the /, O.
3. .. They have been guided by the
idea that the anti-Jewish feeling is
not the result of malice but rather Of
ignorance and undergraduates, and
their remedy is not resentment and bit
terness but education and patient per-
sis,'ency. Thus have they made these
free United States more free and
more American, and made life more
pleasant for you and me in our every
day experiences and every day contact
with the Christian majority about us.
And l predict the day will yet come
when Jew and Christian will under
stand each other better, each from
the others point of view, and better
spirit of relationship will prevail
which will make the work of the Anti
Defamation League less burdensome.
Especially is this true Of our soldier
heroies who returned bringing back
with them the bigger, broader views of
life as natural consequence of con-
slant contact with the pending "su-
preme sacrifice" in the trench and in
No Mans Land. They radiate a feel
ing of brotherhood among mankind
born and bred in companionship made
close and clean by the constant touch
of death, by daily pain and suffering,
by sacrificing and martyrdom. Their
view is clouded by no veil of prejudice
or bigotry but they have the vision
to see the soul and spirit, which vision
only comes to those who have lived
and suffered and seen life stripped Of
all its trappings. l look forward to
this spirit Of our soldier heroes to do
much towards making the labor of the
League easier.
With these accomplishments to its
credit, there is little wonder that the
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1919-12-26

|. 0. B. B. is looked upon as the true
representative of Judaism in the civil
and political contact with the nations
Of the world. To illustrate itn activities
as such representative, we have but
to recall the many occasions that the
rights of the Jew found its champion
in the ranks Of the order. It was at
the instance Of the I. O. B. B. that
the United States Government was
brought to abrogate its treaty with
Russia some few years ago when Rus
ia refused to recognize and respect
an American passport held by Jew.
1t was at the instance Of the /. o. B.
B. that the immigration Act Of Con-
gress, directed at the Jewish Immigra.
ton, was vetoed by three presidents,
and was only passed after amended SO
as not to exclude the immigrant read
ing and writing Yiddish. 1t was the
work of the l. o. B. B., and our own
district No. 7, which resulted in the
pa3,age of the White Slave Traffic
Bill of Congress which destroyed that
human vulture so long feeding on the
souls Of womanhood and Jewish wom-
anhood particularly. It was the l. o.
B.. B. which made the fight throughout
the United States to keep the church
out Of the public schools. It is the l.
o. B. B. which protects and guards
your civil and political rights in every
hand and serves as your guardian an
gel from day to day. 1t is the I. O. B.
B. which today i, protesting against
the dissertation of Gods Sabbath by
the holding of school on. Saturday.
such my friends, is the history of its
achievements in the past. Can its fu-
ture be less brilliant?
In America indeed has the Jew
found his opportunity for development
and expansion with little or no resist
ance. In this beloved land Of ours do
we find the principles of Judaism it.
self the foundation of our government