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CHAPTER CXXV.
luAel,pips Advice.

| remained with mother until after
New Year. We tried to put "A little
OF the holiday spirit into our days.
Out without much success. We
packed mothers rcmcmbrances off
To Tom and the children also some
things Peggy had for them.
When 1 told mother about junior
wandering Off in the park. how we
found him, and that he didn't want
10 20. home. but preferred To remain
- the station house With the Off
tcrs, -he GtushCd and cried at the
same time.
You will nave to be very careful
of him. sue she said, "he is such
"A pretty boy, ana so bright Then
YOU dress him so we'll some tramp
might think he belonged to wealthy
people and coax him away FOR the
roN ard.
II know. ana he'd go with any
ono, lie hasn't 4 particle OF fear In
his whole makeup But Norah was
80 frightened that I don't think she
will lose sight of him again. And |
can't send him out unless he looks
all right The other children in our
apartment hous. lce always beau
ttfully dressed %
THE children would be lust as
happy IL you did not spend so much
on them, sue. They grow so fast
too. that It Is foolish extravaganza
To buy them many clothes. Just
simple things and enough to keep
clean is all they need"
Not of the Same Mind.
made no reply, but thought
how old-fashioned mother was
There was no use discussing such
things with her because she abso-
lutely couldn't see my point OF
view She had asked particularly
about our new apartment, | had told
ucr we paid the same as we did in
the old one. but not that since Oc-
ltober we had been paying S25 more,
She MOmll hANn hnnn hnrrifiLn
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The Horoscope
The stars incline. but DO not c,
Sunday, April 4, 1920.

EIhe stars luclluot Out go nov compel H
Sunday. April Z, 1920.
This is not a fortuuatc day. ac.
cording to astrology Uranus. Sat.
urn and Mars are all in malefic as.
pect.
During this sway the minA IL
! likely to obtain "A distorted v'cw
of many important religious doc.
trincs and political ideals
Deception. which is supposed 10
be mach easier when this rule pre-.
walls than at other times, may be-
apparent among leaders OF thought
who may easily deceive themse YES
at this time. The seers declare.
Saturn Is in place supposed 10
be exceedingly depressing to The
old who are likely to take the
Wow that the present and the fu.
tdrc are menacing to the welfare
OF the nation.
II has been often declared by ~.
troloPers that the period after The
war begins a new era in which all
| that pertains to the old order Of
| things will pass away and this will
| be increasingly apparent In the Iu.
| tumn.
M bttAA VI WV IlpBhNNy va Hif
coming Of the new era the prog.
/ nosticatiou that many famous mon
| and women would end their lie
work has been fulfilled. but ~.
| number OF distinguished scieIhiA
statesmen and celebrities who
| pass away in the next few mont
will greatly increase.
Crimes in connection with :
! postoffice may be numerous bul
| tween this date and midsummcr
! Great heat will drive crowd,
, from the seaboard cities to sum
mer resorts, and hotel proprietors
will prosper greatly.
While high cost OF living may
| decrease in the next few months
| It will not be appreciably less before
the winter and may still be an issue
| long after the next president has
| been inaugurated.
Persons whose birthdate IL IL may
have rather d quiet year. Business
will be satisfactory, IL sufficient care
is given to 1t.
Children born on this day may
have rather eventful careers. These
subjects OF Aries usually find II dii-
! ficult to save money.
tCoTgrsht. $40. by the Mcclure Newspaper s7ndIeiv
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awffcn hasout. Some people cal
COCO chocklit to make 1t sound al
II IL tasted better
MIX Is Supposed to he good foH
children, proberly being the reason
wy they would drather drink sum
thing elts insted. MIX comes frum
cows, but not cold milk. even II the
COW is standing in snow at the
time. Babies don't get enything TO
drink but milk and don't find out
wat they missed tin yeers after
wards.
Waiter is one of the best drinks
and would proberly be mutch more
famous II IL wasent so free.
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In the opinion of the esteemed Now York
Times the greatest peril confronting America is
the possibility OF It's remaining out OF the Brit
ish controlled league OF nations. The New York
Times will never be entirely happy until It has
aomo right 70 claim him as "our prince"
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Arthur brisbane, Mr. Hearsts petted darling
complains that the prosperous have played with
the government long enough. Are we to under
stand the gentleman urging that it be turned
over TO the impoverished?
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to be joyous occasion
At the risk of beig called imperticnt we
should like to inquire II Mayor Hubbard is for
the ticket!
The last heard of Jake Ha:non and l.. c.
Disney, his secretary OF the ground navy, they
were still trying to make port
There is this difforene between Senator Borah
pretty close to what the senator will say in
the next instalment
Il the honest hearted voters Of Tulsa do what
they should do next Tuesday there will be no
partisan chickering's to torment them in the
election two years hence,
"Muskogco man spurns good job and a
harem" Is headline We've known several
Muskogeo men to spurn good job but never
one who passed up a harcm,
All the signs Of the times point to the OPP
portnniW next Tuesday for someone to pick up
little easy money 10y claiming that reward
offered by the republican committee for fraudu-
lent voting.
That's the stuff" applauded a democratic
girl IN the courthouse when Flint Moss was
cloqucntly pleading the cause OF election booths
THAT election booze he's talking about will
get EN-
Tho girl on South Main SAYS ono reason why
she does not expect to enjoy the Easter services
today is because an elderly lady Of goo pounds
weight on the north side bought the hat she
had picked out.
Ed Grassland says they would not let him
talk to the young democrats the other night
but he expects to be called upon Tuesday to
Illustrate some practical principles OF democracy
that will be idealsm pcrfectus.
We arc led to believe that a considerable ma
jority OF the people OF Tulsa are In favor OF "A
good, clean city government The only practical
way to get II is through the voters. ana they
have just one day now to vote for what they
want and that is next Tuesday, They can't wait
unul "Wednesday, for in all probability the cleo
uon board Will order the polls closed at Z
o'clock Tuesday.
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IL ls the clear duty OF every good citizcn to
patronize home industries but who liz to blame
II the enforcement officers won't let 'em run?
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Some gain publicity by getting In and som,
have their hour IN the spotlight by staying out
There's McAdoodle. for Instance
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The tornado took Elgin. Ill. by surprise But
tho injury inflicted on Elgin by the tornado is
remedial while what prohibition did to Peoria
Is beyond all cure.
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Tho president will occupy Woods Hole in
Massa chusetts while Senator Borah is trying 10
dig another in Michigan.
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An '.ec.ric motor. air comp-sssor
ANA hcrn have been invented tC IA
hla,e the s,tEd of an approaching
airslane IN theatrical produc ions
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"Ita an insult to make the treaty a political
issue" frantically dcclaims William !. II you
are talking to us, BIN. wen say It was an insult
to offer 1t to the American people at all.
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Cardinal o'Connor says man is the head OF he
house and should assert his proper authority.
That's the law an right. but what we need IS a
police force to enforce II.
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Between Jake ard ,jiz" the Oklahoma dee
cation seems to be relieved OF all functions say,
carrying out orders
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Another attractive feature about Japan is
that It has very few motor cars
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rmE BIGGEn AND BITTER TULs. noKIT

rHE BIGGER AND BITTER TULSA TICKET
For Mayor;
JUDGE r. u. EVANS
Commissioner No.
o. A. STEINER.
Cominissioncr No.
g. 8 YOUNKMAN
Commissioner No.
J. NJ. ADKINSON
Commissioner No.
H. j.. NEWBLOCK
City Auditor IA
MRS FRANK SEAMAN.
pttasurer School board
4 FRANK NEWkIRK.
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Daily Biblical Quotation

SUNDAY, ArItIb Z, 1870.
HicsHcd IN the people that know the juyful
sound. they shall wink. Lord, In the uHht OF
thy Countennnce. iAa. S9:l5,
Blest are the souls that hear and know
Tho gospels joyful sound.
Peace shall attend tho path they go,
And light their stops nurtound
Ia thy namo shall they rejoice all the day.
and IN Thy righteousness shall they be exalted E.
Pisa. So 10.
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Oklahoma OUtbursfs
By OTIS LoRToE

Tho political hi-jackers are expected Tuesd'
to be n joyous occasion
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At the risk of beig called impertent We
should like TO inquire II Mayor Hubbard is for
the ticket?
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There Is this diffcrcne between Senator Bnral
and a serial detective story-you can figur
pretty close to what the senator will SAY n
the next installmcut
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II the honest t-heartcd voters of Tulsa do what
they should do next Tuesday there will be ne
partisan chickering's TO torment them in tn,
election two years hence,
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1 dead SHOT"
SAYS MINISTER
Black. Drausht Given High
Praiss A. q Stomach and
Liver Medicine By Well.
Known Old Centlsman
Who Has Ussd Il.

Mineola. Texas-The Rev. NJ G.
Jenkins. a retired minister OF the N.
r. Church, South. living in this
city. says Il have used Black. Draught
as = stomach and liver medicine, and
have never found is equal
Once suffered for two mon,hs
with cramps and pains. tried every.
thing ! could hear OF without avail
but Black -Draush, vas . dead shot
| am known here and all over the
state for my honesty and truthful.
ness an n years Old and have
used Black Drausht for years.
! can highly recommend |, 10 any
one as . liver medieias that has 10
equal II Is eyellens for stomach,
liver and other ailments. l use Il for
q bad taste in the mouth. headache
and oRher sicknesses that come IRON
the disorders Of the liver"
Thedford's Black Drasght 10 pure
y, vegetable. and acts actively on the
bowels, gently stimulating the lives
and helping to increase the normal
discharge Of bile into the intestines.
Il asibts In the digestion Of food
and relieves constipation In . promp,
and natural way.
Try Blaek-D -Dssueht Buy Q pack.
sss of BlseL. Dnssht ss4Ay. tAdv.l
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DRY AGENTS SEARCH
BUSCH BELONGINGS

ST. LOUIS. Feb. tT.-rederaI pro
h'bition agents In Texas seized the
trunks and baggage of sir and Mrs
Adolphus Bush ~. a. Dallas, broke
open tho LOCKS snd rhnsscSei their b~.
longing. IN search ipr liouor. nccotd-
Ing 10 q mefNago received from thC
millionaire ~ Lou's brewer iefe yes
icfdAy.
rhe search ~ tho prohibition agent,
vas ,hpfough ana nutbirE .foApoI them
Whether they VET" provided " IN war.
Irnts we're not learned k"o- The
ayen's had hrpHcn op,n tae trunks
and had not found any lll,or. they
called ~ the hpi,l wh'ro Nf Busch
end his wife were stopping ,empotafi,
" snd informed Nh Busch ot tho raid
AMI Offered 10 compensate h'm, and he
other memh'rs az his family Tor any
damage that had been done IN the
search.
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REVOLT PROBE
SHIFTS 70 OnOloo


rnoN RIVER. MIch.. Feb ~
"frors" for the iast sct OF tho great
comedy drama. Iron county's rum re-
volt were shifted today TO Chicago,
whore federal invostigat,on Of the entire
ettuation b "a ~ c1nAuctsd by George
y r. cummerow. chief Of ths depart.
Nent Of Justice At Grand Rspids.
In the meantime. following . vindics-
oea = Iron county b. Assistant Ator-
esv osnsrai J. e ,CoavssSs. OF the
states 'ssai stan. s4d ~. cummerow.
I've ssparats investigations will con
tinss here. one ~ state officials and
~ ether b. federal Investigators
Cunmsrov. Il vas learned today. has
eat . rspcrt 10 the department. Of Jus
DC ssensratihs Prosscutss Martin Me-
Dsaoueh Of charges made asains, him
~ MAJ. A. v. Dslrymple. hesd Of the
'DeoAibttion sIpeditionary force"
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Girl DEMANDS
$4,000 FOR KISS
Chambermaid Sues Clubma0
for CscuIatory Theft,

NAN FRANCISCO. Feb ~ ks'o''
, What In their market yaiuof
n they are stolen" from un~llllnE
hpe--thon they sro worth Vneoo NJ
least. according 10 pretty Mary mart
sn,~rg. ohamb-rmaid ~ the fari''c
i'nlon cluh. Who has hsed her Vllrt'
s'ior In \ suit for dn'narss MED i"dhY
-, IN : frrrfe G. Moore. wealthy Young
F1n Trnurlscn business nun. vhos" 20
cent ,vrrl-ian from his club on clHrrrs
p,,'srrcd by Miss wurtsnhcrg caused
widespread comment IN exclusive CIR.
cifs
/ While the pfuup, setio, OF ~" club
upon M,as wurtsnbsrx's scmplslni was
taudabl., II did not ssive her wounded
feriinss TO an Appreclahs extent says
b<hs young chnmbefmsid. Rhs believes
there should bo additional balm for
her at the expense of tho accused club.
man
whlspsrlnos of Love.
For no, only did Moore forco hts
Aiases upon her. hut he wblspeted
sorda In her enr, declares Miss Nuu-
Snburs In her complaint on flo IN tho
superior court. These ~hispeflnKs che
says. gave expression 10 such eloquent
protss,stions n love a. II can't hp
e. Your syss haunt me-" SIN again,
according 10 the fair complainant. tho
siubman said.
"You are On angel"
10 while the international money
market 10 In tumult over tho proisf
rate Of exchange. Miss wurtenbcrs has
determined In have tho courts sdlnd'
0oats the value ~ kisses Khe charges
that AooYe's attention wero altogether
too aboriginal and that his tiisos reilly
amounted 20 assault snd battery"
Stole . kiss.
Repeatedly and contlnunpy." reads
ths complaint. did the defendant at
tempt 10 kiss the said plaintiff against
Der Win, 20 force his presence upon her
end TO make engagements 20 20 out
nth her.
Specifically. Ire pretty ohsrnbcrma'd
o1Isese that while she ~As cleaning
Hoers's bathroom on January % The
olubman came In and implanted Rn ar.
1orots but unvelooms kiss upon her
okesh.
In . ssocnd effort TO enforce his at.
esatlons upon her, Moore 10 said IA
have tarn the girl's waist--sii ~ which.
- the complaint reci,ss. caused hsf
ssssst mental pain and sufftrlns-
II stolen kisses have Q value. Mist
Wuvtsnberg asks thai she b~ r~coom
0sneed for her, loss Ana 10 make hrf
1AnAnin9 eaear aha has retained an at
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DETROIT TEACHERS
SEEK UNION CHARTER

DETROIT. frb. - Thirty mine
members u the Detroit high school
mems council sign.d their names 10 =
cnartsr for m. Detroit local 81 tho
American Federation last night Or.
ranitcr L. V iAmpson formed 'he De-
'fuu lochl The American Federation
4 Teachers IL affiliated with the
American Federation OF Labor and III"
wonans National Trade Union league
" ~. Cor ~ Northeastern high
hlgh school, vas elected president;
Frank Kemmsr Of CA<s technical hHh.
temporary sscre,ay, and ". J. frys
~ Eastern high. TEMPORARY t"asut.r
Tho Officers were authorized 10 make
immediate Applra,lon for sffilts'ion
with tho Dotroi, Federation OF Iabor
and viii become = -nedScd labor
Ofganilatlon.
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SUP RENE Court
STARTS .IoNcAY
Antitrust and Prohibition
Amendment Cases Up.

wASlnNGTpN. Irr ~ Tho rnutei
sint'a supf,mr ,.ul v1 rslm
us ffss'or M.nf I1t t,,r.
lasting through l,huHH Nu 't,
sIreptinn ~ - shot f,.sst p.,r ih'
Faster hpl.iAys ihe 'pur' s.I continue
N H. pp''ttd. in regular session mtIl
Iun', when ths regular furm.. f, es-
hftins un'ii pciu.rf viii trrf
NIuy .1pHf'rW u,..lD.. Hfr ,t..'.
81 from i'n ,r4' ~ pm ,.r. at'..
Among tie 'rpr''il d,...np. a.a tNu.r
IN the An'l trust 'tH's let.u.f ~. tpnI
fAtflrr f1llIoads Nl'tru me gr.ru.
nrnt seeks q separation - me bust.
ness sf Transportation Hrd ~ mining
and snls ~ coal. thu validity ~ tho fri .
eta law Imposing q s's'|tl itn on the
product ~ '.Ni l1hor m nils, mine,
and qprr!e- nni ,- uiul.y ~ stock
dividends unisr iNo 81. r.,auo iaN
~ tho lnc0u taI
amendment VII ho '.0ugui h,fofs a..
rourt during TO ,ou.rg s,ssion Pro.
limlnsfy arguments lb i.o siso have
been set by N. court ',f hraf'ng March
-. after other matters ON tho calendar
previously set for Ma' date Hs,o be.n
dispossi NJ The sY,..I'uf general ~
Inc United stHi"s vii reply 10 tHe bri.i
filed b. tho state II ItUde Island. IL
which have been connected other com.
plants 20 tho court htAo..ng hs
amendment. which charges Tho un~un.
stituiionall,y Of iho amendment. tht
in'olldly ~ tho No'sicai enforcement
act and ~ck, 10 "nllln ihs go,,frm,n'
from enforcing the Nu,sfoai law anI n
have II DECLARED null Hud void m,
government VII iualst the tuprem.
court IL wiihout Jurisdiction 10 no 70,
,un raised by Rhode Island. II thi,
contention IL upheld ~ the court. ,her,
will bs no trial d tho Rhode Island cas,
on Its mrfits
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EFFORT TO EXPEDITE
MeWBERRY HEARINGS

GRAND RAPIDS. AncA.. Feb, rs
- sn effort 10 expedite the ending Of
- casa. tks prosecution In the New
oeeTy eensptraey trial devoted yes,er.
~ to h~iasins Into the alleged CON
0oraey ths names - defendants who
oSayeA relatively minor ro,as in the
oeetlcal eetivity q iNa.
Mils much preGvea was made In
oeeaons ~ Iooss thrsads IN the xov-
efsmsat cess. II vas practically Ger.
ssin that the prosecution viii extend
0te RsHt week
Jhsfe were forty sranA Sury state.
O1nts ID prespsct wAsa oourt opened
~ seiy fourtssa remained when I'd.
osss1sat cane yesterday. Two Dc.
eeoeeete vsss ssetsA - having ad.
oses>o ~ pasl eAsls svn campaisp
oap>esee VIA NsvAssyy Mousy.
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GEDDES WILL ACCEPT
POST AT WASHINGTON

IDSDOS. rcb. q rlr AurkpnI
G,iles. minisi'r o' national service,
Nhp has accepted the post ~ British
ambassador 10 the United states viii
receive u special allowance In addition
~ his regular sAlAfy 70 meet Tho IN
rrsssfi cost ~ liSinE IN Washington.
ne bsly Mail stated to-day Ofneal
ammo Inc,mrnt Of the apo. ntm"ni u
s'ill ~ pendIng the negotls'ion' Doe
tween the foreign o'fce ana tho Ainsn.
ON tLAlr dom fimahl.
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STAGE
and
SCREEN

n tle stage adaptation of booth
TUArg,on's wonderfully human story
~ ho,n1ui no and loyc l. ~ humor.
ns'y gU,I rs tho hook Itself. this
adaptation VIII he worth 'ocing.
'7ry,n',,n comes 10 thn Ovtfholser
host,r for thee days beginning with
sunday matinee
Tie intensely accurate portrayal ~
human lie Is what maze, Seventeen"
a hook 20 appeal 10 all Harrington
called his book - story ~ Jouth ard
loyp and snfins'lmc.' That IL . fatal
combination
S,su- ssyats~s Bset.
S,ssuu liAySEaNa ihe Jap" IN The
iievEar Prince" and Charlie Chsplin In
TIL. VhgatUuf" stAft ~ good hill
A. tho Folly thoater for tho coming
week
These are followed by william Des.
n,ouJ In THE Prince Ind Drtiy" for
"Wednesday and Thursday and shirley
Mason In Tho i,sscuinE Ansol' for
Friday and Saturday,
"rhs Miracle Man" Nsrs.
what IL likely TO DO tho greatest pic
'ure Of tho ~ceN has been booked hy
the Empress thea,sr Tor tho entire
week. It Ia '-Ths aiocls Man"
The story Of This Miracle Man." the
attempts at dupins him by crooks Of
tho slums OF New Yorks Chinatown
bow they arc reformed under his he
niHn atmosphere. combined with q love
story that lacks tho usual amount oil
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CHICAGO "WeTS" WILL
WORK FOR EDWARDS

CHICAGO. 1'eh :s r'',y iocai anti.
prohibition organizations here took
steps at meeting 70 s,hd as many
delegates an possible 10 the san Fran
cisco convention who viii work for the
nomination ~ Governor Edwards o'
New Jerssy for president, and who will
nail q light wine and beer amend
ment' In the democratic platform.
Tho organizations also plan TO ash
nli presidential candidates the quss'
tlon. Are you wet or dry"
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PREFERENCE PRIMARY
IN OHIO IS CLOSED

COfuMDrs. q. Feb. "-Enttle- IN
uhios presidential preference primary
oloscd yesterday with four sNow"d re-
pabAcan candidates and three demo-
Gratis IN the race, An filed deeAra-
,ions with the secretary o. statc,
Tho republican candidates nre United
State. senator Warren q. Harding.
Major General LEONARD Wood James
II Garfsid and Louis A. Baird OF
Washington. u. G.
The democratic candidates sre Gov
.rnor James N. Coz. former Governor
James H. Campbell and James .. Mon
roe. of Chicago.
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ASTHMA WOULDN'T
LET HIM LIE DOWN


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: sn.s. Ts..s s..st - mr. n..I.
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sssce. "--<,eo. w. Baker, n. r. D. 1,
IA,rob,. Pa.
WHY shou,ANv NM Emvls,ca he,p
yss' n Aas wsss.1 wsaisss for e.hsrs.
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FIVE INDIANS ENLIST
IN OKLAHOMA SQUADRON

Five Choctsw Indiana applied for
army enlistment At the recruiting sta
ton for assignment In the Oklahoma
Indian squadron Of the Fourteenth cav
airy. Capt. r. n, Mortimer and a party
of men are nov At Muskoges. Recruiting
for the Indian squadron.
Two Of the Indians were physical
marv.ls. according TO recruiting officers.
Three of ihs men were rejected bo-
cause OF iliitcracy.
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Short Work-Long Jobl

OR seven MONTHS Whiting Williams Director Of Pssscnasi
Of great steel company abored under aas = the
buddy Of his oresnborn friend Anton Pishooe
lie slept with him in the bed and worked beside him b
the mines and factories learn from him first hssd ~ rs
Of industrial What IS the most imporsat
truth you earned? he asked. You will find bic an.wss
. most remarkable one In Hsasxs fw AssuR
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LLOYD GEORGE SINGS
As CHEF RELAXATION

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