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TULSA DAILY WORLD, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1918.
Ariti-Vice Campaign Successful
In at Least 1JH Conuntinitit h Soldi) Will Come Home (j Clean Conditions an lie
suit of Yiaoroun Action on Part of Government.
WASHIS'lTl IN. N :i' 'I' !' "
""I lil-ht" n.i- .hi ,n Ainw t -.i
The Wiir has x . :n: ;il-In l it l-toui
tht At,alil;r ( o.tst to the l'ai .f.r fioin
I-'1"miI.i V.rliin.;1'n, 'liete iit'
lew Ain'virnn olil'-s t f 1 i V where the
KCg( gllli'd ,)-MU(l. r.r in-iiv V'."
li familiar feal-iro ,,f n i il r i' 1 1 - t 1 I . f .
ran bo found 'Yrt.i.nlv Hum In no
city or town iti-nr n military r iio: ,
or ohm to w mm h Ho,.tii-i t.n
could have en -v :i ri-H., wiifif
i 1 I gins now t:.i ,, unit in . ii. ill
t ) vice.
V l
I il"
'.OH
'I'lii' hrot In s hnvi
ninl i hey are Mt.i vint
111'! beginning of il
.1 1.. . ! 1: ) l . ! .
ilmlisiicd ,1 ruin
w .i r in tii No.
ctnl'l'l' I "I ' 1 1 M I .11 . I I
Hills llllM' I II ! 1 1 1 I r I ; T
roliiuiiilillli-4 In i.' x h
lllStt I'-lH, MOIIH' ,'1,' U el
I light d:
I I' mi, i ir,
'r these
liii. r, .,l
low Ing
"I. .11 led
t III
"In lull. II,
' in 'I' r
!l"ll
hv tin' mi roll -
rlM of wiir mi I tin- ioivv. Tim oIIhth
h I ii wtii il (.hi hv th'' i ffortu
of rp'r'ii'iit.'itli'H of tin' infoii ''
ini'tit diviKlon of I In- w ir ii inn iiiii iiI
t'Otiiinih.siou on truiniriK i.iuii arMv
II leu.
Nothing Juki IiIi thin li.in iht
hiM-ii 1(1 own hi fnr" In AiiiitI' mi in n
nlriiml hfi' li ri i'i i m iitu vrt ltiihln
revolution In ihoiiKhl ninl iir'lou r
Itartlitiu tin' huI'Ji' t of lu'oHtitiilioii
unil tin ilnrikem of veneical iIihi'.'ihi
I li'telofni i) lliei n have I n nioi;ull-
fXnuiil'K nf illy "rlnnn iii"." Ilr
unil thin- a n fiiim wnvn linn wimhinl
iiuhv n re, I IIkIii i!l"lilrt mown m
tioiiii'Nntno that nut r a Ki-il uililir (iiin
Ion linn nvi'rwhelmr.l nfflrlal'lo'it, Hi
the I'.iKt huIi' irimt .t utf ilmtrlrt In
New Ynrk c ity Via wlpeil nut ilurliiK
tim Illinium ntoini r.iiiitalKii In
which the lain HIkIioi I'ottir took
mirh iirnuiltii'tit ail. lint thlx ii
row n I rv-wnl rlisui up. Moii'iiver,
the very cltlzenH an, I offn lain. In ni'iHt
InHtHnii'ii, who fotiui'ily Imil tnlir
ted thi'Hii illntrlrlK of coinnieri-lall.i'd
vice who In xoine riii'K hail Pern re-
ponHlhle for onllniincin Imully rer
luKtilziriK their exiHlenre- have wlpeil
them out nf fiNiiiin-t. 'I'lie I'nlti'il
Hlatin KoviTiimi'iil iiHknl tin m to
anil they (IM.
hamuli Military Itciimnm.
(Jreat ax mum lie Ihn moral hetie.
fit In follow ttilM clean-up, It wan ille
Inled prlmiiilly hy no ciinKl'Irratlonn
of tuoralltv. It wan a Innller nf
Itillltury efflrlmiev. It kriew nut of
th rountry'n nenl. nnrt wm fontered
hv the patrliitinm nf tha cnuntry.
Ttit thn coiimiunltle, had been un
alile or unwIllliiK to 'I" In ordinary
pem'e llmin. they proved to hn able
and wllllnn to do when thn United
Htatea wan at war and they heard the
Mem mandate "I'lean up no that our
military material may he fit tg flKht."
When th men of the firnt draft
wer taken Into the army, a danicer
ounly hlxh perrentaKO nf them were
found to be Infected with venereal
dlneaan. Thin mennt that even If thn
men ao Infected were able to work,
thalr work waa below par; mid many
The Elephant
Make wowr GietMxmB
amend ome" wlr ifec
P' Reduced PHces
Toilet Sets for Ladle and Gentlemen t ! ' B
Dressing Cases rHEr? '
Genuine Cowhide Leather Suit Cases '"Tl 1 i :
Genuine Cowhide Leather Bags VAA I
Steamer and Regulation Trunks .Tf i 1"
Genuine Alligator Traveling Bags and Suit 1 j
Ladies' Fitted Suit Cases iMl Si, J
tTA Ladies' Fitted Traveling Bags "SJr
Bi!1 FoWi? CaCtfsrRVnuIne leather, seal IIARTMANN
: " Vr '' . V, : Manicure Sets, Game Sots, Photo Cases, Writ- WardrobeTrunks I
(JlL-' 'ng J'1' Port0''08 S'i'liilly low rrhvil to lUirly
' 1 Ladies' Purses, leather, seal and beaded christnuin MiopiM-rs
A frtll Brief Crm' Kenuin cowhide, seal and walrus 1Wt ,,,,,,.,, ,,v Ul(,r mor,.hanta
1 iSi Military Brushes, and many other leather m we mo the univ legitimate am-ncy
I kVw'rVtt ,,!,-. In Tulsa and carry a full and cotn-
'l llrK novelties H)0l.k- i.r.ril
MpkM Mail order department given very prompt $32.50 to $300.00
fij j', ifc?Zzf,' attention. I trry llnHinnnn carrlos ti I'nrtory
Vx ' l.uiiraimv.
'' ' iuni'i N Vour anip or lnlthiU In Coid - .
VfpJIiilBa" aa V l-'nv on All Iniulicr oxuhi. ,. .
Main street "
I f ll,i"n h:til to to sent tn hnsnltllln
for 'ii lino in. Tin- loss to tlin gov
eiriiifitt to time, man pnwir, arid
mom v priced tu ho tremendous.
Now vcncieal discoie hail nut been
hi, Known in the army, hut hy edu
i .iiion a n'l pi evi iitlvo treatment the
i I'm hull I n s'cadlly reduced from
m ir to yi ir Hut hern wim a new
Hitniitloii i heavy Influx nf case
untrncied In th communities, b
fme I ho irinii ilonni il uniforms Ho
i hi1 K'li-fi nmi-nt Immediately deter
mined thui thn urmy tniiHt hn pro
tected against the rninmnnltle ami
m i tioiiK I J unil 13 nf the selective
I in ft lift were init Into effect. Thee
naircl tlin M.iln nr furnishing f
ll'iuor to soldier and prostitution or
the keeping nf hHWily hinmi'H within
zones nf five, and ten mil" nun mind
llii'iluu mint. ii v iiml nnvul (.fiuiii Mini
nial lonn I'ndnr thena provinlnun
ll'i'inr Mi'Hinif and proHtltutlon wem
'i!inliiiiliii in about iU cltlia Hiol
tnvviiH li in r the raiilniimiintn an, I lull
Itarv caliiin.
Thin. Icwi'vrr, wan riot I'liniivli
Kolillorn on leave fii'iinl it tuv in
thi'ie ilavn of HUtomohilen. rilli"ii,(
and ' n ry-K r 'I iltiK trolley nynlcina
In i't muni than five tnllia from
camp In their time off duty. And
they found Hi rue had rondltlona c
IhiIiir; In rnmmiinillnH nenr thn rampi
The rnuntiy wan Juat wakitiK Ui In
the fart thut II wan lit war. and In I
not then provided thn fiiellli -n for
Hnldiein' epaie-tlmn iiruiiainii-nt
which they linw enjoy. The i-onne-iliiencn
wan that too many men In
uniform nuet'umbed to ttia temtitn
Ilium whli'h were offeied to them Hu
the war department determined that
the I 'lilted Hlatim munt b" made nafa
for the nnhller. and the war depart
ment cnmiiimKlnn "n tralnlnK camp
aellvltlen wun nelerted to be the UK'-nt
for nuiUliik' It nafe.
IMxIrli'ln I'.nljililleliiil
Thn law enforcement dlvlnlon of
the rommlHnlon divided the country
Into dlatrlrtn, each nf which wan
flared under a dlatrlet auimrvlnor.
Tlie illntrlct aupervlnora were placed
In rhurtte of fixed pout worker lo
cated In the varloua communltlen
within each rtlntrlct who promptly
mini" firnt-hnnd InveMtlKatlnnn of
rnndltlnnn within their territory.
Thev diHOoverrd that while the Kov
ernment had decided that nuppren
nlnn of oiKatiled commercial vice
waa poHMllile, thn communitlen were
fnr behind that point of view. In
mont of them there waa "toleration"
of prontltutlon, In nplte of the fact
that venereal dlneane waa beluK
nprcad brnailcant amon( the younit
men and wan lnc parltatinn them
for worklnK or fltthttnK and waa tak
InK Ita loll cf wives and children
Thn prevalent official opinion wan
that prontltutlon couldn't be elim
inated; tlin wIho thlnu to do wan to
"leKulate" It. This retaliation In
aome ranen took the form of a neK
rcKttted dlntrlct, permitted to exln;
.ASS X V and-
nixed j In
at i let ful fil
in In ih I
' wan c:ol
ivi)i Home
I. r
I.' '
'he law en-
'i wn r ue- ,
n 1 1 ii In in k :
t hln u t-v- I
. their field i
l.'ivltnr oh- I
i li"T the rondl-
. nmrii'Hiii ten I
iii' their lerrl- '
'.' I'Overnment'H
u ri.ene brollies
I The prm . ,1
" the mate of i
i Tiiniii.ity Put
i lan nf u,er-
, i: . proved Mir. :
i iiipc rvinor r
. ' ' ' . would K'l tu
, lI'Tlul Well III
I nieellnv nf
'i and prnfen
i la, und wniiid
I .
'heae are th"
"ir corninunlty
mien, fiNKtinf.
of proKtn utloii
to which our
thlr way. A
V'lcn fllhlM line.
There hi e hou.-o n
runuiiiK iinrli' , ki d,
noldlem are f iolii i?
larK" proportion of Hie Inmaten of
Itiene hounen inn dieeaned. They are
apreadliiK . n .-r ,i : dlneann iinioni!
our noldlem an,t anioriK your citi
zens. Thin In rnHimaT thn govern
ment a ureal deal of money. It in
lonlnx to the in my the eervleen of
thounnndn of men. It In affei'tliiK
your huninenn, lor no man with a
venerenl dlK'.iS" i in du an in it r h
wnrk or an tro.el work an n hea.thy
man. It in a inen.o'o to the nifctv
of homen lure, a inncer In the cum
muiiity. The niiv ument dem inile
ttiat It he x 1 1 . i I nut Home time In
the future, but now. Thin In a 'cut
of your patriotism inil your det. rinl
naliiui to ntan l In hind tho kuvitii
inenl In war time Will ymi n'op it''"
l aually the ri aponae waa Imme
diate ami f.ivoralilo. Prenented in
that fanhlon, the uuentlon wan un
aiiHWerahle nave In the affirmative
In inimt c.in.'M. The iirofeMslonal and
hunlnc men to whom It wan pre- ;
nentcd Kencrallv look affairs Into i
their own hatnls. They weie the!
backbone nil the cnmmonltv; they
were volets officialdom, even
thniiKh reluctant to chaiiKe the ex-j
Intintf order of thltiKi. cnuld not
ntand inalnnt Ihein. Ho frequently
within '.'4 hours of the entrv of the
law enforcement representative Into1
the town, the police would raid and i
close all the brothels The Inmates
were niTCNicii unil iteiaiueu ror ex-
amlnatlnn and. where facilities ex
isted, for proper medical treatment
If examination nhnwed them tn he
diseased. In any case, they were not
permitted to linger around to re-
luit not offieliillv i
oUiein of a r', I !,i'.
Minily authoi i.eii hi
orillnarii:i'. A.w.iii t
lunlon with tlin polin;
(truft.
It became the 'lutv
forceinent dlvlnlon of
parlment couiIiuhhIoi
camp ii' ilviii'"i in i i, i
llUilH point of view
reprenentailveM, f.iH'
talni'd ev i.ii i : r .'.n '
tlonn In the '.iii..,.
undertook to i-n.-i i
torv tn nil ry out f .
pOliry Of CH Jlpl'l'l''"! i.
wherever thev i - - f'i
urn varied iiceord'tv
puhlii: opinion :n Ho- r
tlo'ie w:i one I'.ri.''
fttlonn whleli ivnei ii:
ci-HMful The dle'i I' I
line of bin e ihor-l n i'
a tow n w,t h tiiN i., i
hand lie wiuM e:i ;
n prenent.itiie 1 1 i 1 1
Hlonal men and o'f - .
say ti, them, in efr'rt ,
"Now, Kclitlemen
fai'la col t Fi I ii if -'..i
Trunk Factory
1 1 inl ill cither see.
tlUllB Of the CI' ,
NcsaHm ilo Aid.
Homi tlmcM hii'ilier method were (
ne'-ewury. Where they were, the
weri) employed I icuinloi.ally It
seemed desirable to K' i the local,
fie W'pa pel M I'lolleh oil n ' eril I II g the
cnliditions found t'l ex.-.t - nnt. Bur
lllineM, hut lli' lll llte ,i .'Kelil.ViiiriH of
fart. Thin pro. I n id lli desired re
oilt M-re and theie a nlmrular re
.iictHtire on ihe part of lit trip :ia 1
offli I lis to a' t will discov ered When
'hi wan iraced It Witt found to be
due ci'her to aome political nitiia
t on an alliance between the vicious
cement and the pollth -fa I bnasen -or
' i fin in. In Interent in property used
lor rlinorderly hotii"- llu' even thin
r"luctain" could not stand aKiln.v.
'ho demand of the KO'.ernment thai
,' tie ohhlef ated at on'-e. and nf
fn laldum Fooner or l iter took the
,i "per ai'ilon. In Home comnitiuliien,
I-i " It n In r ly throuKh the Month, npe
cil ordinances ,nd tn be enacted
i -(.- Ilritf prior ordinal, reii authorl.
Ii i( tlin exiniencn of the WKreKated
ilin'nci. l:ut thin wan done. j
I ii i' I 11 ill n R tlionn eoiniuunltleH
ch ined up under the original bnrred
y.ii'- firovfH.on. tl e Ht of f cKcri'-rutiid ,
cit :en in an follow-
Ai.thaitiii Monit-O'inerv, Mobile,
A i izona - I loiiKlan, Alo, I'.lnbee,
l-'oit lliai huci, (ilobe. I lay, Kelvin.
V ii. k '! ma n . Yuma. I'rt ieolt, Jerome.
Ail. iiia-m - I'lne nluff. Hot SprtnKS
I 'a li fornla Sarr aini-ntn.
1'lo'lda JiickHonv ill". pensarola.
Key Went, .r. I'alin ilea, h
1 1,',-: .-I i - All my, i 1 1. ii i h nit. Ma
con, Savannah, AiiK'iM.i, Home,
Auterhiis.
K en i uky lifxlnif'on, I.nulivllle.
I.ouiMima--- New i irh ann, Hhreve.
pin', Al'-xandria, Iik" rh.irles, Mon
roe, Na'clnlochcn, tialoii Icotitce, New
lln-rln, Morvin City. I 'laipiemtne,
fireetivllle. I iiinaldnonvlile, White
('antic, 'r ml lln.
M.iHHai hunef tn-- New Itedford.
Ohio - (Tncitinati, I Irclevllle. Chll
lleoihe. t'olumbnn, Ilayton. Toledo,
Hucvrns.
M i -hltran S.iiflna w. I let roll.
M l.lKlHHlppi - Matt lenhul if, Vlcks
burif Nat' he, f 'larks I tie.
.Montana Miles City
Nevada- Iteno.
N' w Jersey I.nnir lleach.
New Mexico- Alhumieritue. Tietn
Inir. Central. Hllver City. I.nrdnhurir.
Oallup. Hurley, Santa Itlta, Myndun,
' 'oluiiihuH, ll.ii luia. I'ort Isayard
Santa Ke. AlmiiKonln,
Carrlo.o,
ViiukIhi, Maitdalemt
Noi'h Carolina Charlotte, Wll
mlnKton. ' ik In ti on i ii Tiwtnn, Ardmore,
Wirt. Ileahlton, Tulsa
I'eiinnvlvanln I'lilladelphla, Krle,
N'orthainptuii HelKhts, Houlh lleth
Ichem. Ithode Inland -Newport.
South luikota -Stnrula.
Souih Carolina - iieeiivll!e, Co
llllnbla, Chlirlentnn.
rciineanee Chattanooga, Mem-
phis
lexiiH-
l'l rnno, Cnrniin ChrlntI,
S.H1 Antonio, Houston. Waco, SeKiiln,
1'el l:ln. Cnislc.-inii. New llraunfeln,
llrow tin Hie. Iiredo, (lu lirande
citv. lirenham. Victoria. Sherinan,
Wichita Falls.
useiui,
Durable
Presentable
cliKaife in tit
Newpmt News, Hope
well.
VyomlnK Sheridan.
WaahlnKlon fieatl.e.
W-ai Vlmlnia- Wheollnir.
Uondcrfullv Suri-cHiriil.
Thin does nut mean, of cnume,
that proH.lt ut Ion has la-en ahsol H'-ly
and completely obliterated frnrn
Ihene cominiinltiCH .-ind that Soulier
fo ekilit; '"-. Indultii-li' e are ui.aloe to
arr.it try their Innf. In the pir.vnt
n'litii of huinaii Imperfection, a '
in 1 1 1 1 u r y po.h'n ninl all Hie lmal po
l.i n ili'purtiiifiita if they wie leu
tiu.es as liuiny and ten tun'-M an effi
cient, oud not ti i ii k at'out II, a: com.
p.ein eliuiiioitioii of vi' e. Il does
mean that In tliefe i omni unit u-n
then, lunnot l,n found today Hie old
open Invitation, fliiiintliiK in the fare
of evi fy iHitor, to vicious sen nelal
Kerne. It nie.-inn that if pi "Hit it l"ii
x:al, ii is in n'Mii- liolc "r corner
wln-nci; Hootier or la;ei It wl 1 he
diiven out, for under the Kovern
luent'n p'l tiie local authoritiei are
watching Ke. my and thu f epre.-i-nia-'ai'.i
of the Jaw enf orciunenl ili.xi"n
of tint cofiiti'imiou on tiaiiiiriK i.iiup
activities aie always alert to eiiinu
la e tnis municipal watchfulness. It
means t ri.it h,, far n the nolilier i"
' nnci i i.ed the countiy twin been
made loleraoiv safo for him. And it
means, so far as the coiuinuni' i a
are curu-erneil, that there e ..!. ' a
luuher ci'iiceiition of muril' liiil duty,
a finer npint of co-operation huwei-n
oif.i 1.1I.1 ii ml Liiiz"fis, a pi.ti tn .il b.i.-iis
of maiiiliiinlfiK cleaner and safer I
i i'i's lor their people and for future
a-enerutlonn.
I'ar retching an the effects of th''
municipal clcan-upn have, hccn jn
proteinic tlie nohliers and l.clpiiiK
Ihn c-itien, they have not hy any
means i.-uded the tank "f the commis.
el'Ui on tralnlnK camp activltic.i
l!l the hrothein close I, pioniitu
tioft entered a new phase, lime, and
roomiii hoitsen wero utlllxed, Ih'1
w, mien meetiiiK their ptlioiin at
dunoo hulls, cuhareia, cafes and suc-t
corners. Thin brand of comnu ri iul
l.ed vP'h h.i been found to he more I
difficult to r ik tit than I lie liawdV
h"uao type, but it In al.su less danKcr.
" is, as It in iinpoK.sihle for the u.-'i-
nena to bo ao extensive. Moreover,!
way have been found to deal with It. I
lioiein and ruumitiK huiines arel
watched closely and when sufficient
evidence Is obtained aifalmd them '
they are lapled. If thin merely!
drive their natrons to others more.
I nnfx hecauMj less well known, it at I
P ant makes It more diffn ult for vl'-e I
tn floiiiiiili, and that diminishes the!
opportunities for lndulKnc on the
pari of thu m'ldifi. and lessens the
chanca.' of their hi'int; infei ti j by
Venereal dineascn.
Taxlrab drivers, frequently run
ners for prostitute or disorderly ho
tels, are required most in many coin,
iiiunltie to obtain licenses. f evi
dence, of any connection with pros
titution is obtained ntralust lli.'in
their licenses are. revoked. Thin is
can led out so riKoroiiHly that In sonic
place.s they are hauled over the coals'
ir they are known to have tarried a
man In uniform and a woman. Inf
fl'Ult as fiuhtiiig the Btaiteri'd pros
titute of thu hotels and lodging
li'UiHi-s Is, the law enforcement dl-1
viamn ot the commlsMon on tralnlnK i
camp activities feel that it ban tills
munition toleralily well in hand.
Mill Am. tlicr aricty.
Hut there In yd another variety
the third or last line, a It has been
termed. Thin is taxic.ib proHtltutlon,
either where the motor car is made
. to take tho place of a disorderly
house or where t he. 'Omen a trans
portation afcency to some sc. piestered
nook miles away from camp or city.
This form of vice is now fiiKK'tiK
the espct-ial attention of the commis
sion a aireniH, and it In conceded to b,
tlie most difficult of al) forma to
deal with. Nevertlie'.csn by the strict,
est of watchfulness on the part of the
district workers, the military police
and the local police forces, by the!
reirulaiioii of tamcab drivers audi
a.milar precautions progress is beinn j
made even in lessening this form "f
prontltutlon,
Meantl.'iio there hn been from the
leginnlnn a steady and persistent en.
dcavor to educate the soldiers to the
knowledge that continence is pos
sible and tlesiiali'.e, that It ia not un
l.ealihful, but rather the reverse, and
that n x indulgence with prontnutes. ,
whether of the brothel brand or the
pt omlseuoiis yoiiiiK Kill of the town'
who may lie "picked up'' on a s.teetl
cornei, in bound to be il' Ki'.ullllif anil
itiinoai certain to carry with it the
danger of venereal dmcaae. It is tho J
experience of many officer that men
who never before had Kivon a'nerl-
u is t houk'ht to the subject have come)
tn view it In Its true light, llowj
much pronresa this educational cam.
painn has made no one, of course,,
can pretend to nay uccurately. Hut
Individual Instances cited by army'
i olfieera (jive reason to hope that Ihe,
' seed has fallen on good ground.
('resident Wilson ha said, in com. I
mention on the work of the com-1
mission that the federal Kovernment
"ha pledged Its word that (is far an
car and vigilance can accomplish
the result, the men committed to itn
clmrge will be returned to the homes
and communities that no generously,
gave thetn with no scars except those .
won In honorable conflict." In at,
least 11(1 rases they will find far bet.
t.T communities to return to than1
they were when tney lelt to enter
the army.
ENGLAND PLANS TO GET
EFFECTIVE GOLD STANDARD
LONDON, Nov. 30 Conditions .
necessary to the maintenance of an
effective gold standard should be
restored without delay after the
terms of peace nre signed, reports a
committee headed by Lord North-;
cllffe which wan appointed to con
sider currency and foreign exchange
problems after the war. j
"I'nless tlie machinery which long
experience hn shown to be the only
effective remedy for an adverse bal-!
anco of trade and an undue growth
of credit In once more brought Into
play, there will he grave danger of a :
progressive credit expansion which
w ill result In a foreign drain of gold
menacing the convertability of our
Issue and so Jeopardise the interna-i
tional trade position of the country."
To maintain the gob! standard the!
roinmltH'O recotiimetided cessation
of government borrow ing as soon as
possible, establishment of an adequate-
sinking fund out of the revo- ,
nuts and raising of the Hank of
Kngland discount rates. i
Mlsfwiuri Mule .Makes (osxl. I
I.fiNln'N, Nov. no. The Missouri
mule more than made good' in the
llritlsh army during the war. Large
numbers of them were used f"r mov. .
Imr the field artillery. The mule
fhared in the big lirllish advances on
'he western front this fall and
proved his grit and worth for many :
days by keeping the guns right up
wi'.b the rapidly advancing artjuery.j
Vif Klnla
I Don '
Over
A.
Oldest
BUD FISHER GLAD HE DREW
JEFF AND MUTT PICTURES
Hud Fisher, rtrttlsh army, creator
of the famous "strip." Jeff and Mutt,
published daily In The Tulna World,
In hack from Prance on nick leave.
1 luring all the time he has been at
the front, he's been drawing hia dally
cartoon, hut he's now at homo on
sick leave.
lie hHd a novel experience re.
rently while at the front, when sol
diers cheered his Jeff nnd Mutt at
the name time Oermnns were bomb
Ing the village where the pictures
were helnir projected on a screen as
part of a Y. M. A. entertainment.
The incident happened In a small
village I ack "f the American lines
ninth of Verdun. Captain l-'lnher. In
company with other officer, had
guno to a V. M. C. A. hut for an
A poet was once asked how he managed to
write such beautiful verses. He answered, "I
store up the thoughts that other people let slip
by."
Many folks build their fortunes that way, stor
ing up in a bank account the dollars others
spend needlessly.
Why don't you?
The First National Bank
Of Tulsa.
4 per cent on savings.
IV atch for Our Annual
Twenty-Sixth Holiday
Announcement
JThich will be in this space some time
during this week,
SOUF EN IRS FOR ALL
t miss calling and looking over our
of goods suitable for Holiday presents.
Quarter Century in business.
Y. BOSPFELL
123 South Main
Established Jeweler in Oklahoma
evening;' entertainment. The hut
was crowded with soldier, who'
were enjoying- a picture. Near the
end of the picture there wan a series
of explosions, and between b'.asi the
hum of airplane motors could be
plainly heard.
"The men didn't pay the slightest
attention to the bombing," Captain
flier says, "and the operator kept
right on with the show. While the
ixplosions continued the picture was
lnished, and then, greatly to my
lurprisv, one of my Mutt and Jeff
comedies wun flashed on the screen.
"I wa even more surprised and
pleased when the men began to clap
and cheer, and I want to tell you
that I never felt more thankful n
my life for having done Mutt and
Jeff than I waa right then when
those American boy were cheering
the little fellows while the Huns
were trying to blow us all to king
dom come."
wonderful lint
CO.
SCIENTIFIC HOG FEEDING
SHOWS BIG NET PROFITS
O 1 1
MANHATTAN'. Kan.. Nov. 80. A i
herd of 332 hogs being scientifically
fea under direction of the husbandry
expert of the Kansas State Agricul
tural college returned a net profit,
as represented In their gain of
weight, of 664 pounds In a month,
or 2.01 net profit per animal. In
addition to the cost of feed Interest
on the Investment was figured.
The hogs weighed 124 pounds at
the beginning of tho month and
gained an average of 1 2-S pound a
day each. The expert based his
profits figure on current market
prico of $17. SO a hundred. Kansas
City market. Feed consumed by the
hogs wad bought at market price.
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