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' TULSA DAILY WOULD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1918
10
WORKERS WILL GIVE
THROUGH CAPTAIN
l'nlud War Work I n lid i lo IV
Italwyl Through Organizations of
Various Hu-dnosno In the liy.
United war work fund will Ik-
ounly
I'ay no.
liemucrat office., II. II 1 1 or ton.
Kinmr. li..rii.,.. 'iii II 1
Mcl ulii. i:x:haiiK! .National bank.
W. A. Krowiil.e.
I'ir.-.t Nnilniiul hunk, Merrill
Kliawi; I-'iii'k J I 1 J Hupplv company.
Jack Mlilkicy. Kurd liciilcrs il niv.
.Milur 'o ). K. A. i 'nun, Klre and
I'llllcil 1 ..I I lllllTIIH, !' II. I lo li in ,
l''rlMri(-H,u,iu i, Mr Green
I C If I'll, I. l.lnr Mr M,li hoM lien.
llrlted In Tulsa In n org.inlrcd v. . ,.ril) u,.f,f,K ,;,,, ,y. j i Uyan.
nd ewy Iuik" firm ami p unt In tlie 1 laillbui tun-Aliliut t. company, Mi,
city will hit under the direction if u ! Al'lmtl, Hunt Aliiriy company. Tom
captain who will solicit lliu employe Hunt; Unlit company. I', II. Case
.f hi Hint Itaitlon. The campaign i '"''r; H.ifsua M.nnif.u luring 0111
cnnnnllfen linx made thn following ' I'"" Unrr Gibbon.
of Tulsa, t ourthuuse, Ju I Till OA OATOI1TO OTTH
AFTER LONG LAY-OFF
"other's" BAB !y SCHOOLS TO START
W.lrl o I KUNU CUUKbt
i
AlmoMt inniil Condition Yclcr
111) following Ufllng of (!' Itun
tliurWicw Will mini.
In Ih'1 mi lime whi'n everyone
i warns in help, It Ih very hard to f'"e!
that onr'n iictividnys are over. I'roh.
jahly that fi-rllng rumen home to "lie
j more In the country than in, Dm city.
In i hi' run ii try thn woik and thn
i i roi mil ull culling fur I hi young
ami Fining to mini Hnrl lltlfll'l lo
tin-in am! thn older fnlks think sadly
.f i In- ilaVH vshi-ii llii-r could havn
lukiii hi, Id UhT th)-i la 11 will,
Two Spanish ('Inane Will Mt To
li If hi und Oil Geology CIamh
Sniurday Night at llnlldlnfr.
a-wlKntisciilH to the various buslnewe
lndlcntrU: '
Ame.rtr.in Nntioniil hunk, H II.
King, Atlantic IVtrnleuin company,
J. A W.Kcever. American Kpre
tumpaiy, ('. T. It".
Hall TVIrphona company, Georgu
Hell; Dig .Heart Petroleum coinpmy,
l-.arlo JlitmtliiKii; l'nidy hold. Ted
Wells: bemrd of duration, iitn-r-holtser.
(oMdnn A 'o., A. It Nnil. offh .
niitniniiirliir, ;uni. 'omniiiilln
Itrflnlnx t oinpany. Jm-I. la-lrhfr;
,'artxr ll rompMny, V iiinlrvntri ,
'ontlnr.nlnl Kupply rom pany," A I'.
J'lnrh; OiiUal .Vntlonal hank, I'rd
Jiunns t'l'y of TuUa. Minn Kill.,
AUTO
SUPPLIES
We have a full tock in
II line, including
Shock Aborber, Rim
Lugs, Spot Umpi, G. P.
Cut-Out, S e t Cover,
Tire Cover, Jack,
Bumpers, Leniei,
Pump, Anti-Freeze and
all Seaonable Good.
See our immcnie stock
of Rugs, Robes and
Glove now arriving.
Theae goods were
bought last January
when wholeale price
were about half thoe
now prevailing. Our cus
tomers get the benefit
of these early pur
chase, t
TIRES AND
TUBES
We handle the celebrat
ed M I C H E LI N and
MANSFIELD Tires and
Tubes.
Vulcanizing
Give your Junk Casiags
to the Red Cross, but
bring those not badly
worn to us for Retread
ing by our NEW MA
C H I N E R Y and thus
SAVE YOUR MONEY.
We retread with Plain,
Non-skid or Ribbed
Cord bands, as you
choose. i
FREE
Road Service
Our FREE ROAD SER
VICE is really FREE
and is at YOUR SER
VICE. Tulsa Rubber &
Vulcanizing Co.
rhotw 1721-S415-SI94
411 South Itoaltlor
r
1000 More
OF THOSE FINE
Armour's
Shield
Picnics
Go On Sale Today at
23c
Per pound. The best
and cheapest meat buy
ever offered. These
Picnics range in size
6 to 10 pounds.
Inland ItiifinliiK company, Mr.
Iluhhuril.
..iniki Muiiufiirturinir company,
WiiJinr liray.
K ri-Hi company, Mr Mi fi iffy;
Kalv Kullwuv company. Mr Hall,
Kflchiim hoirl, Mr Knlihiim.
I.lla-riy National hank, Win.
IcwIa; l.jvliiKHton till corporation, J.
K. I.ll liiKHlon.
j Mhl (i ilallni company, W
lliaipil, MaKiiolhi I'nt roliojni com
ixtny. Mr. MiIioIh. Maloncy 'lank
.M ii it it f.tc I ii r I riK company, Mr. War
rfii, Mackay T'JiKraph romtiariy, 1'
Hiny; Midland Valley Hallway
I company, Mr Majpm
Mi t.wrn Maiiufa turlriR company,
Iriaddcwacr; McMahon oil i:oiiipaiiy,
Warren iJ. liucla.
Nutiomi) Iwmk of i"omrr, Arthur
j llcii'Jrrn, National Hupply company,
' Krank l'Win
I Oklahoma I'rtroleuin A 'lux o ,
Mm CoIihii, oil Well Hupply com
pany. .Mi l-iirn; Ohio I 'lllm Hail
company, Karl tl. HhiLffir, Okla-
' hoiiia Natural (iita company It. II.
lhrtlrtt; oklnlioma Iron VVirrka. Mr.
iIiiih; Oklahoma I'nlon Hallway
compiinv, Mr. Iaiih; Oklahoma Tool
I Hupply 'o, f W. Moore, Okhi
hoiiin IIOHpltal, Minn Titr
I rmliii cm Htatn Hank, vr. Rrci-r;
' llnh'Mahonry, office. iTulrla Oil A
(laa Co., Krank (iray, nhop; I'an-
i A mrrlcan Hi'flnliiK company, Mr.
' Muhliyr; I'uhllc Hrrvlc company, II.
1 M Haii'M, riMcn oi corporation, Mr.
I'almcr; I'lcrca. I'ortir A Martin. J.
H. I'lrrc; I'oalul Ti Irurapli coni
' pany, Wrn. A. Iirake.
! Honimi I'i'trolciim romapny, II.
i II. I'arki r.
I lira Head mill, Mr. Knldr;
1 Hiind HprliiKa railway, V. H. Htrffina;
! Hclhy oil Ar (Ian Co.; Hprry Oil A
Itlua Co., W. K. Ixxkhnrd; Hlnclulr
I oil A (laa Co , IS. II. Ilouaton;
Htamlard oil ronipnay, Mr. Carln;
Hon i hern Oil corporation, C. It, Mon
, fort.
j Ttdnl Oil ciimpany, ton Rell: Twdn
Hlata oil company, K. V. Mallcj-:
1 'IV-caa I'lpe l.lna rompaivy, J. Cal-
I lahan, office, W. K. llolmea, reflnry;
II'iiIku Hotel, J. A. Itoblnaon; Tulaa
1 Ihmpltal; Tulm Holler a Machinery
company, Mr. Htrlcker; Union Na
tional bank, F. i: Walker; Vami
ever Pry iioodl rom pany, CharKr
Vandever.
Woolworlh company, Mr. Hoff
man; World PuhHahlnK compajty, N.
(I. llenthorne; Weatern Union, 0. A.
Ctlne; I'ubllc flervlce oomvany. C. N.
Ilatea.
llynum bulldlnt, O. R. Wamw.
Tiiiri didn't 'akc lorn In K'tuni?!
Imck Into old form j
Artn ltiiK aiiMpcnd"d a month hko i
when lh firm nhlvcr:nK im-w of the:
Influenza epidemic Hctllcl down on
the conimuniiv were rcMiinicil vih i
terndw. and while tliero wasln't the;,. , '. .., ,,.
uaual cert.ili.tv ahou. the ,.r.n who , . HU ,.,,, wml ,IkMI ,..
h in nowo iov.ii, iui'i ,..-, . ...
t'nder the tltln of Y. M. f. A.
achoola, the real work of the educa
tional department of the Y nturt
Monday nlKhl when two Kpanlnh
cl.if:Hi! will he held The achool wo
. ., "ir.n.ji Will l ,-(J. 1 UT .1 IIUIII Wl.o
however, 'he way will not he found Hl, ra,)y J() Uft whpn thB cpl,emlc
lilK
'lined to wander around Inalcinl of
halnir a fixed niiri.oMC, It waa the
U pi' "I Tulau Holiday
I ChUrchcx were filled ycnterdav,
land preachera were Inaplreil lo the
I oiciihIoii. 1 1 r - in I ii ii 1 1- Hpcakcra oc.
' entiled part of the time In most of
: the rhurrhet und K'tvi a hrlef talk
on the Kre.it in.iiiile rampalK" heinx
j waved hy the peveii war axeni liH.
I hiidlnif up to the drive thin week
I Tticate.ru opi-md and did a eapa
' city huiln-ea lllll Hinllli didn't K-t
I hla audevllle Kmpreut rmililiiK until
ihe nlKht iihowa, hut the houne w.im
old out for hjith performuricca Klven
laei nUhi
cil "(!randmothfr'H Aid. Mie real
ned that farm work, even milking!
iindchurnlnr, w:ih too much for her
alrenKth, "Hut," ahe at'Kued, "why;
not do thn other thniK and leave thn
the young women free to help outof
doorii." Her own houwhold waa
Himple, and, hv :i little extra effort,
"he waa fiee xevcral houra each day.
I'uririK the harveat aeaon ahe Went'
to different iictuht'oi K. took care of
email children, did the IronlnK, cook- i
eu inn noon meai anu K'nerany nniue
It poNilhln for Ih" hoowwoi knr lo
take the place In thn flelda of Home
hoy who hud heen called to the
flair Her accounla of her experi
ences are very aunialti.?. Hhe aald
C.ifea that hme l.een runnlne until i she boom found that If ahe waa to
midnight were In full operation i rook to advantage It waa often eaaler
KnMIrr Arr ArmntrA,
KNOXVIIJJO. Tenn., Not. 1
Threa youn men -1vln thalr name
aa (!uy U. llerron, M. C. Dodire anil
I- II. Hodge were arretted here ya
terday nn rhargna of Imperannatlng
army officers. All the .en are aald
to be eoldlere.
USED FIFTY YEARS
FOR RHEUMATISM
AT ALL DRUCGI3TS
early thla morning, hut the reetrlc-
tlon on eervlng tne roiirin meat nan
Home effect. The food rei;ilntlonH
prevent the opening of thn dinner
daj.i-lng n' Hotel Tulat, the fourth
meal helng .rohlhlted. Mr. Jewel
aald that until thnre waa n modifi
cation of the food order, the dancea
would he tahoo
There wan no way of checking
up the hi t u at i'i ii regarding the epi
demic, and In the nhienre of any
alnrming Information, the official
aav they do not contemplate further
aptead of the dlaeane, and that the
control la permanent.
tr take her own utetiella with her.
hroke out and haa heen delayed for
over a month In It program, hut
according to C. K. I'Mlle, Jr., the
delay haa given thoee In charge an
opportunity to strengthen the
couraen to he presented and to get
the achool before the people.
The heginncra' nlaaa ' In Hpanleh
will moot at 7:00 o'clock Monday
evening In room "II" on the aecond
floor of thn Y. Thoee Intereated In
the Hpanlah language, whether they
have enrolled or not are Invited to
he preaent ut thia time. Henlor I).
A. Alverez, Instructor In Kpanlnh,
Hieaka the language a.1 hla native
toni;ue and tux eyatem of teachlntf
bring thn Htudent not only Into a
correct apeaklng. knowledge of 8pan
IV hut into n reading and
writing knowledge aa well.
Thla courne continue for a
period of eight month, meeting
Sometime,, ahe found a well-e.ulppel ! i1r'n,;'y and Tlmrad.-iy evenlnga nt
kitchen, hut often her enameled ! J : 00 P- ' ror thoae atudenta who
nave rontlnueM the atudy or Hpaniah
In private h-KHonx during the flu, an
warn fcauccpan, rylng pan and Cof
feepot save 'I the day. Hhe alao
found that the leon of their u'e
waa not li.nl, aa when ehe paid an
other "help" vlait aim frequently
found her own thing had been du
plicated to the great eatlafartion of
I he poaaeaaor. The example of thla
wonmn haa been followed by aeveral
of her own age und many a naved
harvcKt ahould bo credited to them.
ALABAMA NEGRO MOBBED
p.nFr nRrtAN fii i Fn i FOR SHOOTING UP TOWN
WITH AFTER-WAR SPIRIT
The November Irhiih of the Tulrni
Kplrlt, which will be ready for d!a
trlhutlnn Monday, Bound the fore
word of the efter-the war Induatrlal
campaign for which Ihn chamber of
commerce hn heen preparing for
ome time.
The trend f the edltorlaa and of
the many contributed artlrlea la
along the llnca of Induatrlal reju
venation and oontlnuii'lon of the
conflltlone which prevailed In Tulaa
before the war had made Its In
roads upon the rank of labor.
In contrast to the cry that rnmea
from many cltlc of Induatrlal atng
naUon hecauae of the war. the pic
ture of "Tulaa'e everchanglng aky
llne" on the cover of the November
Hplrlt, telle In graphic manner the
atnry of Tulaji'a continued develop,
ment In eplte of the war. After
reading the current lau of the
Hplrlt, the Tulsa rltlxen who. haa
heen looking Into the future with
eome mlagivlngn will be given an
awakening and experience the reall
ratlnn of the etupendouaneaa of In
duatrlal plana which will aoon be put
tinder way and which wUI fix Tulrni
definitely na one of the leading In
dustrial centers of the country.
WILL GET ROSTEB OF EVERY
NURSE FOR FUTURE USE
While the women of Tulaa today
ar making a eanvaaa of the city In
the urvited war work campaign, data
of very great Importance to tho na
tion will be gathered hy them for
the American Ited Croas. A renaua
of the nurses In the community will
be taken.
Kach worker Is aaked to mark
with a croaa the name of every
graduate nuree, student nurse, prac
tical nurse and nurse's aide. Thn
atatlatlcs will be for the protection
of the community n any-pomilble
emergency, and to have when thn
nation calls for nurses for war
work.
KHKKKIKI.lv Ala., Nov. 10.
Will ltlid, it negro, waa taken from
thn Jail here early tonight by u. mob
of about 100 men, carried to the
hank of the Tinneaaeo river and
hanged. The body la allll hanging
them tonight.
It la reported that the aamn mob
I on the wuy to Tuaciimbla to get
two negroes there charged with the
murder of 1'ollceman Graham at
Sheffield lust week.
The negro Hlrd la alleged to have
heen Hhoottng up the lower end of
Sheffield thla afternoon and It la
claimed boasted that he "was out
to get a policeman." He waa finally
captured after a running fight of
more than a mile, during which the
negro fired 8 shot from a rifle
at his pursuer. Of fleets alao fired
at thn fugitive, -lint the only wound
Inflicted was In the man's right arm.
About & o'clock thin afternoon a mob
of 100 unmasknd men appeared at
the Jnll and demanded the prlS'javer
and he was surrendered. The lynch
ing at thn river bank followed.
CARDINAL GIBBONS ASKS
THANKS FOR OUR VICTORY
CAMP MKADM. Ml., Nov. 10. In
a sermon today at a memorial mass
celebrated in the field for aoUllera of
this camp who have died In battle,
Cardinal Gibbons railed on the peo
ple of the I'nlted Htatett to thank
tVod for the victory of tho allies and
to ask II1m for racn to "walk the
ways of wisdom, obedience and hu
mility." The cardinal said a critical time
has now come) when the peoples of
thn allies must use the fruits of lc
tory to good advantage and whn the
people of this country must unite be
hind .the authorities
The cardinal spoko from the steps
of a field altar and above him was
a large American flag.
"We have conquered," said
cardinal, "because we believe th
righteousness exalteth a nation and
because we believe In Justice and In
humanity.
tlvn
that
S o'clock cliisa to follow the begin
ners' class has been started. Al
though thla I a small claws ft Is ex
pected that those especially apt in
learning the languatre will catch up
with the advanced class.
Interesting to those who have a
speaking knowledge of Spanish and
wnnf to brush up In It will be the
special class In conversational Span
ish to meet with Sonor Alverez, on
Tuesday and Friday evenings st 7
o'clock for a period of five months.
i,()ri-,Lim.-illv meals will be served
and all conversation In connection
with the service of the menls will he
carried on In Spanish. This class
will subscribe for Spanish paper
and read the Pan- American Union
In Spanish.
fill Ocology, the class thnt Is at
tracting the most attention, meets
next Saturday evening at 7:10 in
room "11" at the T and will con
tinue at this time for a period of 31
weeks. In this class alone, an en
rollment of 30 has heen reached
nnd as the class Is limited In num
ber a very few more will be accept
ed. Internated parties should call
Mr. Islle at the Y -to arrange for
enrollment. Occasional field trips
will be made on Saturday afternoons.
Thn committee on Instruction are:
James II. Gardner, J. R. I'ember
ton. A. I. Heekley, M. J. Munn.
George R. Mattaon, J. M. Herald and
MIhs Margaret Campbell, who wilt
solect the Instructors and lecturers
for the various meetings during thn
3 2 weeks and also the field trip
leaders. Miss Campbell and Mr.
Herald will head up the Instruction
In the text. "Chamberlln and Sails
hury's College Geology." The first
field trip will be made on Saturday
afternoon, November 29. Those en
rolled In this class are from the oil
companies and Include among others
some of the heads of department
and young ladles from the offices
of oil geologists.
It I hoped that classes In English,
mathemntlcs and history can be
started within two weeks as well as
a course In public speaking. Over
IS calls have already been made for
public speaking Instruction and this
class bids fair to he a large one.
Thn course of study Is very prac
tlcal, having ss Its Idea the teaching
of men to think on their feet, and
to express their thoughts In the best
possible way. The similarity between
iinlilic sneaking nnd salesmanship
is kept In mind always and an at
tempt to make it userul in tne lire
of each man regardless of his pro
fession or business. There Is an es
pecial call for this course from men
who nre Four Minute Wen and men
who have been speaking since war
began and learned the need of such
a course.
The Goods Must Be Good Goods
or the Sale Is no Good
YfflilEi No.
?
U
105 East First Street
Phone 6970
SETTLE'S
CASH MARKET
16 East Second Street
Phone 3484
Tulsa's Leading Grocery Store
and Market
PROOF OF THE PUDDING
PROVEN BY RESOLUTIONS
The famous test of the epicure to
determine whether a pudding Is good
or not sometimes proves to be both
disappointing and unreliable; the
nfter-effects of all good things must
also be taken Into consideration.
When Tulsa concocted a "good
time" for thn benefit of her thou
sands of visitors during the I'. C. V.
convention last month, she did not
consider the "morning after" ef
fects, but went the limit on each
day's entertainments, and let tho
morrow take care of Itself.
And the stunt was a good one, as
Is proved dally by the scoria of let
ters of appreciation and thanks that
come to us from all over thn United
States.
The following note of apprecia
tion was received yesterday by his
honor. Mayor C. If. Hubbard.
'The Confederate Soldiers Home,
Marietta. Georgia. To the honorable
mnvor of Tulsa: At the meeting
held ystoTday at Marietta, Ga..
camp 70S, l C. V.. a.resolutlon was
unanimously passed to express to the
authorities of Tulsa. Okla., our ap
preciation of their courtesv and con
sideration shown to the delegates at
the Inst Confederate reunion.
"Our delegates report that every
thing was done for the comfort nnd
entertainment of the veterans, and
we wish to let you Know thnt we are
appreciative and grateful for your
manv evidences or good will, lte-
spectfully. R. de T. Lawrence, ad
jutant camp 76J. U. C. V., Marietta,
Ga."
LADY MANAGER AT Y. W. C.A.
CAFETERIA AN INNOVATION
Hecauae of a change of manage
ment the . M. c A. caJeterta will
remain closed Mondav and Tuesday
and after rearrangement will open to
the public Wednesday morning under
the management of Mrs. T. W. Hlce,
who comes highly recommended
from Claremore where she haa had
consklerable experience there as
manager of some of the Claremore
cafes and res'.anrants. The hiring
of Mrs. Ulce ss manager of the cafe
teria Is something new at the l, for
hitherto the managers have always
hen men. This Innovation fits in
with the Y's policy to release every
moji posslblcfor war work and makes
the staff of cafeteria workers largely
of women.
Make the world safe for our boys
and girls.
Open your hearts. Give to the
united war work campal&n.
(liy
'SSBS'
TO HELP YOU
SAVE
Turn to thia Page for
Profit
IT POINTS THE WAY TO FfONflMY wmjiMtr
DENYING YOURSELF THE NECESSARIES OF LIFF
These advertisements are money saving suggestions. Let them help you
It Doesn't Pay
to use f? leaky radiator.
Let us fix it NOW.
We save you one-third or
more on recore work.
Auto Radiator & Fender
Repair Co. .
H. I). GRAVES, Prop.
106 South Boulder
Specialty
Tjfflrc and Store
Fixtures
Tulsa Carpenter
Shop
B. BRANDHORG, Trop.
306 S. Frankfort
Phone 468
-The White Is King"
Machines
'or sale and
rent.
We do hemstitching.
White Sewing Machine
Company
JIS K. Third Phono 778S
Note Our New Addrrw
Ton can save many a dol
lar at our upstairs stoa, , .
We have no fake sales, spe
slal gales, etc., every day or
two. We sell you high class
I-adles' Ready-to-Wear and
Millinery at prices that are
lower than special sale prices.
Oar low upstairs rent en
ables us to do this.
Parisian Sample Rooms
Upstairs Over WoolworC'i
M
. JUL
AKE
ONEY
Sell us your Junk. We pay
hlKhest market price. Buy
and sell pipe, all sizes. Team
service, free.
Indiana Supply
& Junk Co.
T. Goodman, Mgr.
21 E. Cameron Phone 4174
Ms
The Plumber Is Your Best
Friend.
So send for us now In order to In
sure good work and to -prevent a
bigger bilh later on. .
Bell Brothers
Plumbers
'-is-s- .-'
Real
Furniture
Values
Bayard
Furniture Co.
21 N. Main
Phone - 4689
II
Beautiful and Exclusive
JEWELRY
at reasonable prices
go to
Everybody Knows
that it is false economy to buy cheap tools and cheap
hardware.
Buy the BEST they cost LESS.
C. H. JUSTICE
210 North Main
SPECIAL Big selection of Men's and Ladies' Raincoats
at Special Prices
SQUARE DEAL CLOTHING STORE
Our prices can't be beat. Telephone 3675
5 North Main Street, Tulsa, Okla.
Third Door North of the Frisco Tracks.
"We deal 0 all the year O'
IT PAYS TO TKADK WITH THK
FASHION SHOP Tailors
SonUirast corner Sorond and Main, Takm, Okla.
Walk Upstairs and Save $10 on
SUIT OR OVERCOAT
Made tn four order J
$27.50 to $60
All pom wool. Satisfaction (njuaateed.
tXEANTNG AN1 FKKKSING PHOITE 5910
New England Cafeteria
Home Cooking, Popular Prices, New, Clean, Up-to-Pate.
Six Cafeterias Two in Tulsa
307 South Cincinnati
122 West Third
SUFFRAGE WINS IN STATE
BY SUBSTANTIAL MARGIN
OKLAHOMA CITY, Nov. 10.
Complete official returns to the
state election board from, 41 coun
ties indicate beyond doubt the adop
tion of the woman suffrage amend
ment to the constitution In last Tues
day's election.
The returns in hand show a vote
for suffrage of RS.OfiS and SR. 894
against. In practical! all of these
counties the amendment received a
clear majority of all votes cast In
the election. Tho silent vote is run
ning remarkably low, one of the
counties reporting this morning
showing only 14 silent votes.
To Remove Trench Vermin.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 9. Ameri
can soldiers returning homo after
the war will be required to pass
through government "de-lousing"
plants for the removal of trench
vermin. Forty-five "of these plants,
the war deportment nnnounced to
day, will be erected under the super
vision of the surgeon general at a
cost of $1,500,000,
Yard Work Stopped.
WILMINGTON, Del., Nov. 10.
Orders hare been received by the
Liberty Shipbuilding company to
discontinue all work on yard con
struction and proceed with actual
ship construction on the ways that
have been prepared. The order
necessitated the dismissal of much
common labor that could not qualify
for ship construction am", gave rise
to the belief that the Liberty yard
waa to go out of existence.
Now It's "Herbert Stew.'
A housewife who has invented a
meatless stew highly commended by
all her friends, passes on the receipt
to others. Her children, by the way,
call it "Herbert Stew" tn honor of
Mr. Hoover! Slice two large onions
thin and put In an enameled ware
frying ran with a very little water.
When they are beginning to get
soft add three large tomatoes, peel
ed. If fresh tomatoes are used. If
canned, half a can. Let these conk
together fifteen minutes and add
half a can of okra and a can of red
kidney beans or a pint of boiled
beans of any kind. If tho family
like peppers add a green peper cut
fine. Let all thla cook together,
with a cover over the frying pan.
for an hour. Take off the cover,
and two tablespoons fuN of butttr
and cook another hour to dry off
little. To have this stew as U
should be, It must be made In a fry
ing pan, as that gives more tnrtv
for the final evaporation, and tat
frying pan must be enameled war
as Iron would darken the tomatoes
and okra cooked In It for so long
time.
"November,
Breakfasts
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