Tulsa Star

Vote the Democratic Ticket Against Segregation and Discrimination! Big Spring Drive on For Home Charities VOL. 6 STAR 4 COLORED WOMEN WILL TAKE ACTIVE PART IN BIG DRIVE FOR HOME CLARITY School Children Will Sell Tags For Needy Here at Home. Saturday, March 20th will be Tag Day in Tulsa and every able man, woman and child should be tagged by some one on that day. Patriot men, women and children are called upon to join in and help make that day a memorable one in the history of Tulsa. Tulsa has been called upon repeatedly to give money for different phases of war relief and we have all responded liberally. The Liberty Loans, the Baby Bonds and the War Saving Stamps, each have been supported by good Tulsans. When we were appealed to to give our money for the relief of the women and children of Belgium we responded with our usual liberality because we were willing to share our prosperity with the suffering humanity of war-ridden Europe. But in this drive the human society of Tulsa headed by A. M. Welch, humane agent, we are called upon to give our money to help relieve the suffering right here under our nose. You may not know it but it is a fact nevertheless that there is a large army of destitute women and children here in Tulsa, wards of our humane society, who need our sympathy and our help as much as some of the poor people of Europe and our obligation to those is greater nearer and dearer than our allegiance to any foreign people. There is a constant and growing demand for clothes, food and medicine for these poor people who live here in our midst and our humane society is the only medium through which this demand may be supplied. In our great desire to help the unfortunate people of Europe and our贪婪ness to "go over the top" in responding each call of our country, we have almost forgotten our own unfortunates who are with us every day. As a result the fund necessary for the humane agent to successfully prosecute this important work has become depleted and it is now imperative that something be done. Hence the big tag day drive next Saturday. The campaign for this fund will be city wide and for the first time the colored people of Tulsa are invited to participate in the work of swelling the fund. No discrimination has ever been made in the work of the humane society of Tulsa under Mr. Welch and as long as he is head of this department there will not be. Almost daily he is called upon to administer to the needs of some poor colored woman or children and he always responds in the same spirit of humane care and kindness with which he is want to serve people of his own race. Under these circumstances we can not turn a deaf ear to this eager appeal for the unfortunate people of Tulsa. We do not wish to. The Colored people of Tulsa will hold up their end of the burden. Everybody must be tagged next Saturday or be branded as the meanest kind of slacker. The ladies of this part of the city will help conduct the campaign. Every school boy and girl, every teacher, every preacher, every member of every church, every storekeeper, every doctor, every lawyer and everybody else are expected to respond to this call. For the sake of our own unfortunates let us help. If you do not wish to wait till tag day to help the cause you may leave whatever amount you wish to give with Mrs. A: J. Smitherman at the Tulsa Stur office and she will give you a tag or reserve one for you. Mrs. Smitherman has been requested Official Organ of The Grand United Order of Odd Fellows and The Knights and Ladies of Harmony of the World, Oklahoma Jurisdiction TULSA, OKLA.. SATURDAY, MARCH 23, 1918 by Mr. Welch to act in this capacity by all means help the cause. FATHER OF THE ROWE ROYS IS ACQUITTED Evidence Insufficient to Hold S. D. Rowe for Murder of His Son S. D. Rowe, father of Webb Rowe, who was shot and killed by his brother Douglas, Sunday, February 9th, was acquitted last Monday after a preliminary hearing before Justice Ed Warren, because the evidence introduced was considered insufficient to hold him for participation in the crime. Douglas was held without bond to await trial in the district court. It is a strong belief among those who are acquainted with the facts in this case that more trouble will follow. Anticipating this Virgil Rowe and his father have been placed under peace bonds. AGED MAN DIES OF ASTHMA Burley Anderson. 67 years old, father of L. C. Anderson, the grocerman at 504 North Greenwood, died at this home in Greenwood addition on Wednesday morning from the effects of asthma. Funeral services will be held at the Mt. Zion Baptist church tomorrow. The dead man leaves a wife and nine children surviving, all of whom live here, except one who lives in Maskogge. BAPTISTS GET TOGETHER Committee of Twenty-Five Turns Over Publishing House to National Convention According to a telegram sent by Rev. J. H. Abernathy, pastor of the First Baptist church of this city, from Memphis, Tenn., where he went early this week to attend the "Get Together" meeting of the National Baptist Committee, to O. W. Gurley and other members of his church, the committee of twenty appointed to harmonize the factions in the National Baptist Convention has recommended that the publishing house at Nashville be turned over to the National Baptist Convention of which Rev. C. C. Morris is president. This will probably settle the biggest denominational fight ever charged against the race. M. E. Conference in Session Here BISHOP QUAYLE PRESIDES OVER SIXTEENTH ANNUAL MEETING OF LINCOLN CON- FERENCE. The 16th annual session of the Lincoln conference of the M. E. church convened in the A. M. E. church Wednesday morning and will continue until Monday. Some of the leading church dignitaries of the country, white and colored, are here and have participated in the program, among them being Rev. J. N. C. Coggins, D. D., Washington, D. C., Prof. Robert B. Hayes, A. M. president of George R. Smith College, Sedalia, Mo.; Rev. J. B. Hingley, D. D., Chicago, Ill., and Rev. Frank E. Mossman, president Western College, Winfield, Kansas. The program for last night, today and tonight follows: 8 p. m.—Welcome service, the Rev. Walton Brown presiding. Music—Wesley Chapel choir. Welcome addresses: (1) "On Behalf of the City," His Excellency, Mayor J. H. Simmons. (2) "On Behalf of Negro Business and the Tulsa Star," Editor A. J. Smitherman. (3) "On Behalf of the Ministerial Alliance (white), the Rev. J. W. Abel, D. D. (4) "On Behalf of the Ministerial Alliance (colored), the Rev. C. R. Tucker, D. D. (5) "On Behalf of the Medical Association," Dr. H. J. Watson. (6) "On Behalf of the City Schools," Prof. J. W. Hughes. (7) "On Behalf of Wesley Chapel," Dr. P. S. Thompson. Response, the Rev. G. G. Logan, D. D., and the Bishop. Saturday, March 23.—8:30 a. m.—Devotions, the Rev. J. E. Williams; 9 a. m.—Business session; 12 m.—Adjournment; 2:30 p. m.—Anniversary of the Board of Conference Claimants, the Rev. Wade Hamilton presiding. Address, the Rev. J. B. Hingely, D. D., Chicago, Ill.; 8 p. m.—Anniversary of the Board of Education, the Rev. N. J. Johnson, D. D. presiding. Music—Wesley Chapel choir. Invocation—The Rev. T. S. McMorris, D. D. Address—The Rev. Frank E. Mossman, D. D., president of Southwestern College, Winfield, Kansas. Sunday March 24—9 a. m.—Sunday school; 10 a. m.—Love feast, conducted by the Rev. A. R. Norris and W. F. Smith, D. D.; 11 a. m.—Sermon, Bishop W. A. Quayle, D. D., L. L. D.; 2:30 p. m.—Ordination service; 8 p. m.—Sermon, the Rev. E. R. Miller. Reading appointments. EDITOR IS APPPOINTED JUSTICE OF THE PEACE The county commissioners last Monday appointed Editor A. J. Smitherman justice of the peace for district No. 4 in the City of Tulsa. This makes four justice courts in this district, the other three being Judge Lee Daniel, J. J. Slack and Ed Warren. The new justice court will be located on the corner of Greenwood avenue and Cameron streets in a new building now being constructed by Messrs. Appleby and Hadnett. Jurisdiction of this court embraces all of Tulsa county. REV. WHITAKER OUT FOR THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET Rev. R. A. Whitaker, pastor of the Mt. Zion Baptist church, has announced himself irrevokably for the democratic tienet and is espousing the cause of democracy among his followers. He was a conspicuous figure in the primary campaign and will take an active part in the grand wind-up, which ends Tuesday, April 2nd. "I can't swallow the insults and injuries the republican administration has heaped upon us," says Rev. Whitaker, in explaining his change of politics. Black Cow Oil Man Speaks to Tulsans. J. E. Thompson, secretary-treasurer of the Black Cow Oil and Mining company, was in the city Wednesday and Thursday of this week in the interest of his company. Mr. Thompson met a number of the representative citizens here in the Star office and explained in detail the plans and purposes of the company and the wonderful opportunities the oil business holds out to our people. Several subscribed for stock in the company and others will subscribe in the near future. One of the plans of the company is to open a branch office in Tulsa about April 1st. Dr. J. H. Mixon, of Kansas City, Kansas, was in the city Thursday on professional business. Dr. Mixon has recently opened a private sanitarium in his home town. Democrats Name Pleasing Ticket GENERAL SATISFACTION IS EXPRESSED WITH MEN SELECTED TO HEAD DEMOCRATIC TICKET Democratic Ticket MAYOR— Charles H. Hubbard AUDITOR— Charles F. Burke COMMISSIONERS— No. 1—R. E. Curran No. 2—M. J. McNulty No. 3—F. M. Bohn No. 4—H. F. Newblock The above named Tulsans were selected in the democratic primary Tuesday to contest honors with the G. O. P. ticket in the city election. April 2nd. The vote in the primary was very light as a whole. The tenth precinct which is considered "Colored" polled the heaviest vote in the entire city registering 225 for C. H. Hubbard for mayor. R. E. Curran, candidate for commissioner No. 1, received the next highest mark, 182, casting their votes for him. F. M. Bohn, for commissioner No. 3, was third in the race, receiving 162 votes. M. J. McNulty, who load his ticket two years ago, received 158 votes in the primary Tuesday, taking fourth place on the ticket. H. F. Newblock, the fifth man on the ticket received 133 votes. A deal more enthusiasm was manifested in the tenth than in other precincts, but only about one-fourth of the voting strength was gotten out. This, evidently, is being reserved for the big battle two weeks hence, when the black phalanx will march to the polls in loving (?) memory of the segregation act, forced down their throats by the present administration. HUBBARD MAKES OPEN STATEMENT Emphatically States He Is Not in Favor of Open Town, Favors Plan to Quit Fooling People About Water and Construction of Adequate Police Force. C. H. Hubbard, Democratic candidate for mayor, issued the following statement from his sick bed Wednesday, just before being taken to Kansas City for medical treatment: "I wish to thank the people for the magnificent vote given me in Tuesday's election. I have been seriously handicapped by being confined to my bed during the campaign, but I expect to be out within a few days. "I wish to say that I reiterate everything I said in my statement in Sunday's papers. "I am emphatically not in favor of a nopen town. I am against bootlegging and gambling and all other forms of vice, and if elected mayor I small continuously and without reservation fight for their suppression. I have made no deals of any kind with anybody and I am free to work for what I believe to be the best interest of the city. "I elected I expect to try to work out the city's problems in such a way that our most serious difficulties will be permanently solved. "I do not believe in any patch work policy in regard to the water supply. If it is necessary for us to go to the Grand river or some other place for our water, I believe that we should recognize that fact now and adjust all future improvements to that end; but CONTINUED ON PAGE THREE MCDUFFIE STAGES HOODOO STUNT IN THE CHURCH ASSUMES ROLE OF SPIRITUALIST AND PREDICTS DEATH OF EDITOR BEFORE LEAVING TOWN WITH SEVERAL HUNDRED OF TULSA MONEY BEHIND LOCKED DOORS EVANGELIST IMPLORES THE SPIRITS TO DEVOUR THE EDITOR Many Give Way to Hideous Superstition and Lay Hands on the Chief of Devil's Imps in Desire to Remove Enemies and Their Troubles Warns People Not to Tell What did he deny a single statement pub-happened in Church Saturday lished in this paper about him. Warns People Not to Tell What Happened in Church Saturday Night Under Penalty of Death Man With Black Past, Questionable Present and Doubtful Future, Under the Cloak of Church Reverts to Stunts of Dark Ages The editor of the Tulsa Star was the suject of Evangelist Duffie's wild, incoherent and inconsequential discourse at the A. M. E. church last Saturday night and judging from the story told by more than a score of people who were there the affair was typical of stunts pulled off by the gods of "hoodooism" and "conjurism" in ages long ago. The evangelist dwelled most of the evening on his bitter arraignment of the Tulsa Star and its editor, declaring among other things that he was a spiritualist, able to remove anything or anybody out of his way by the aid of the spirits. With blazing eyes and dilating nostrils the inspired evangelist, is reported to have predicted the untimely death of the editor by Tuesday. Others say he said the spirits would visit the editor with some terrible calamity within three days, three weeks or three months. All because the Star denounced him as an impostor preying upon the ignorance and superstition of our people. That all of this is true was amply proved to the satisfaction of any sensible person Saturday night when he told the people before him that he could remove their enemies or troubles by a direct appeal to the Spirits and implored them to have faith in his ability to do the supernatural and have their enemies or troubles removed. "Come and put your hands on my shoulders," he admonished them, "but don't look into my eyes and your enemies and your troubles will disappear." As strange as it may seem, many compiled placing their hands on the man's shoulders and body until he was almost completely covered. In the meantime he trembled like a leaf on a tree in the fall and groused and moaned like the devil incarnate that he is, till he was satisfied the spirits had heard his unholy guplication. Those who refused to make fools of themselves in this manner, the great evangelist called hypocrites. Finally he warned those present that they must keep as a sacred secret everything that transpired there that night, saying anyone who dared to tell it would die in three days. Sunday morning the great evangelist spent another considerable part of his time discussing and virtually "cussing" the Star and the editor, but, be it said to his credit, not once NO.20 marities AGES HOODOO IN THE CHURCH A SPIRITUALIST AND H OF EDITOR BE- G TOWN WITH UNDRED OF MONEY VANGELIST IMPLORES THE OUR THE EDITOR Persistition and Lay Hands on the Desire to Remove Enemies Troubles did he deny a single statement published in this paper about him. After some time spent in vilifying and cunning attempts to discredit the editor, the man made this startling remark: "There are three things anybody must have to attract my attention. They are money and a plenty of it, education, and a plenty of it and religion, and a plenty of it." Note the position he gave religion, will you? Also the importance he places upon money—first in all the requisites of worthness—in his estimation the Star seems to have attracted his attention very much, although we are as shy on the money proposition as he is on real education, and we thank God that our religion is different from his. And this is the style of man-devil that comes to Tulsa and steals away the reason of so many of our people. A notorious liar and the worst kind of hypocrite. If there is any hell it will be too full of this kind of cusses to allow any the rest of us room there. He stated Sunday morning that he lived in Boston. This after he had read the telegram in the Star from Editor Fred R. Moore of the New York Age, saying he was not known there in New York, which city he claimed as his home. But in this he evidently lied as the following telegram from Monroe Trotter, editor and publisher of the Guardian will show: Boston, Mass., March 17, 1918 Tulsa Star, Tulsa, Okla. Rev. S. Douglas McDuffie, evangelist, in west claiming to be from Boston, is not known here. Name not in directory. W. M. TROTTER. The Star is on the Reverend's trail and will not let up until everybody is convinced as we are or we as they are. We have information now that the man's real home is in Florida and that he has good reasons (or bad ones) for concealing his real identity. Sells Tickets for Entrance to Church During Revival That money and not souls of sinners was the chief aim of the evangelist, alias McDuffie in coming to Tulsa was proved Sunday night when many people were turned away from the church because they had not bought tickets and would not buy them to be admitted to the church to hear the word of God (?) preached by a man who the night before had usurped the pulpit as a seer or spiritualist and invoked the wrath of the spirits upon CONTINUED ON PAGE THREE THE TULSA STAR ginted weekly by the Tulsa Star Printing and Publishing Co. at 115 N. Greenwood. Entered as second class mail matter at the Tulsa, Okla., post office. REMEMBER TAG DAY—Saturday, March 30—and do your duty. THE BLACK BRIGADE of the famous Tenth precinct will acquit themselves mostly April 2nd. GOOD FARMERS are much needed in this part of the country. Write the Star for information. TULSA REAL ESTATE is rapidly advancing in value. Now is a splendid time to make investments. THE MAN WHO FAILS to take advantage of the many opportunities the war situation brings to him is a slacker indeed. WHAT THE RACE NEEDS MOST is less preaching and more teaching. The pulpit is one of the best mediums known to uplift the race, but very often this is misused. THANK GOD! the day is now at hand when black men have begin to see the wisdom of political diversification and at the same time are opening their eyes to the light of true democracy. THE REPUBLICANS have started another campaign of buying votes with money and worthless promises, but they haven't enough of either to influence the true race men of Tulsa, who believe in resenting insult and injury maliciously and wrongfully inflicted. EVANCELIST McDUFFIE left Tulsa, it is said, with several hundred dollars. Strange, indeed, that our people can and will subscribe so readily to the coffers of an unknown preacher and will not subscribe to a proposition that means future employment and wealth for their own children. "What tools these mortals be." A. J. Smitherman, Editor and Publisher. Barry K. Grimes Subscription R One Year Six Months Three Months Entered as second class mail matter at REMEMBER TAG DAY—Saturday "LAY ON McDUFFIE and damned THE BLACK BRIGADE of the fam selves mostly April 2nd. GOOD FARMERS are much needed the Star for information. TULSA REAL ESTATE is rapidly did time to make investments. THE MAN WHO FAILS to take a the war situation brings to him is a slave. WHAT THE RACE NEEDS MOST The pupil is one of the best mediums kn this is misused. THANK GOD! the day is now at hand the wisdom of political diversification their eyes to the light of true democracy. THE REPUBLICANS have started with money and worthless promises, but fluence the true race men of Tulsa, who mischievously and wrongfully inflicted. EVANGELIST McDUFFIE left Tu dollars. Strange, indeed, that our people the coffers of an unknown preacher and that means future employment and we fools these mortals be." WHAT SAYS THE SCRIPTURES ABOUT HELL The doctrine of eternal torment was introduced by Papacy to induce Pagans to join her system and support her priesthood. It flourished at the same time that "bull fights" and gladiatorial contest were the public amusements most enjoyed, when the crusaders were called holy wars, and when men and women were calderities and often saughtered for soaking, contrary to teachings of Papacy. In the first place, bear in mind that the Old Testament Scripture were written in the Hebrew language and the New Testament in the Greek language. The word "hell" is an English word sometimes selected by the translators of the English Bible to express the sense of the Hebrew word SHEOL and the Greek words MADES, TARTAROO and GEMENIA. These same words are sometimes rendered "grave" and "pit". The word "hell" in old English usage before the Parad Theologians picked it up and gave it a new and special significance to suit their own purposes, simply meant to conceal, to cover. The word "hell" was therefore properly used synonymously with the words "grave" and "pit" to translate the words "SHEOL", and "HADES" as signifying the secret or hidden condition of death. The word hell occurs 11 times in the Old Testament, and in every instance it is SHEOL in the Hebrew. It does not mean a fake of fire and brimstones nor anything at all resembling that thought; instead of a place of blazing fire it is described in the context as a state of darkness (Job 10:21); instead of a place where shrieks and groans are heard, it is described in the context as a place of silence (Psa. 115:11); instead of representing in any sense pain and suffering or remorse, the context describes it as some of forgetfulness (Psa. 11, 12). There is no work, nor devices, nor knowledge, in the grave (SHEOL) whether then ghost. Excels 9:10. Hell in the New Testament from the Greek word HADES, (Matt. 11:27). And then Capernaum, which art exalted unto heaven, shall be brought down to hell. I hope there is no one so sly as to think that Capernaum is down in hell roasting in agony. In the New Testament one other word is rendered hell namely, GEHENNA, which we will now consider. GEHENNA occupies in all 12 times where it is rendered hell—Mart. 5:22, 29, 30; 19:28, 18:9; 22:5, 23, 24; Mark. 9:44-47; Luke 12:24. It is the Greek measure of spelling the Hebrew words which are translated "The Valley of Hammon." This valley lay just outside the City of Jerusalem, and served the purpose of sewer and garbage burner to that city. The offal, garbage, etc., were emptied there, and fire were kept continually burnt. --- Associate Editor Rates By Mall $1.50 1.00 .60 at the Tulsa, Okla., post office. y, March 30—and do your duty. I do be he who first cries 'hold, ensuffie'. nous Tenth precinct will acquit them. ed in this part of the country. Write advancing in value. Now is a splen- advantage of the many opportunities acker indeed. It is less preaching and more teaching, known to uplift the race, but very often and when black men have begin to sece tion and at the same time are opening ey. and another campaign of buying votes at they haven't enough of either to in- believe in resenting insult and injury. Tulsa, it is said ,with several hundred able can and will subscribe so readily to and will not subscribe to a proposition health for their own children. "What $1.50 1.00 .60 t office. our duty. hold, ensuffie'' will acquit them- country. Write Now is a splen- y opportunities more teaching but very often have begin to see time are opening of buying votes of either to in- sult and injury several hundred be so readily to a proposition children. "What ing to consume utterly all things deposited therein, and brimstone being added to assist combustion and injure complete destruction. It was not lawful to put any living thing therein. When we consider and remember that the children of Isreal did all they did were types and illustrations of greater things to follow, we should expect that this Valley of Hinnon or Gehenna would also play its part in illustrating the future. We know that their chief city was a type of the New Jerusalem or government to be established during the Millennium (Rev. 21:10-27) The class not worthy of life, during that day, after having had full opportunity to gain life, is represented by the refuse and filth, lifeless carasses cast into Gehenna outside the city for utter destruction. Accordingly, we find it stated that those not found worthy of life are to be lost into the "Lake of Fire" (Rev. 20:15)—Fire here, as everywhere, being used as symbol of destruction, and the symbol, lake of fire, being drawn from this same Gehenna, or Valley of Hinnon. Therefore, while Gehenna served a useful purpose to the literal City of Jerusalem as a place for garbage burning, it, like the city itself, was typical, and illustrated the future dealings of God in refusing and committing to destruction all the impure elements, thus preventing them from defiling the Holy City, the New Jerusalem. Seeing then that Israel's polity, condition, etc., prefigure those of the world in the coming age, how appropriate that we should find the valley of abyss, Gehenna, a figure of the second death, the utter destruction in the coming age of all that is unworthy of preservation. The expression burning with brimstone adds force to the symbol "fire" to express the utter and irrevocable destructiveness of the second death; for the latest deductions of scientists are that burning brimstone is the most deadly agent known. There is quite a number of ignorant or dishonest preachers who while not indorsing the literal lake of fire and brimstone, take the further unscriptural position that there is some kind of everlasting punishment for the wicked after death. To all such I wish to say that you take a position contrary to God's word. The everlasting punishment mentioned in the Bible means nothing more or less than a death from which there is no hope of a resurrection. (The wages of sin is death. Rom. 6:23; the soul that sinneth it shall die (Ezek. 18:4, 20). All the wicked will God destroy. (Psa. 145:20) The wicked shall perish. (Psa. 37:20.) To you unfaithful preachers who know not the truth and who keep busy dopeing the poor sheep with fire and brimstone and concoctions of emotionalism, you had better be warned. Your days are numbered. God will not permit his sheep to --- THE TULSA STAR stand your lies much longer. The good shepherd is near. Oh, the shame and confusion that will soon cover your faces for propogating the blasphemous doctrine of Eternal Torment, when your whole congregation come to know the justice of God and that the Bible does not teach this God-dishonoring, love-extinguishing, truth-beclouding saint-hindering, sinner-hardening, damnable heresy of Eternal Torment, (Pet. 2:1). WIFE OF E. T. SMITH BURIED SUNDAY There were a host of friends assembled at the First Baptist church Sunday, March 8th, to view the remains of Sister Susie Hagen Smith. As the body was slowly ushered through the crowded aisles the soft strains of the beautiful funeral march played by Miss Mabel Cornelius Lewis pealed forth its melodies. She was born in Hunt county, Texas, and moved to Tulsa in 1908. She taught several years in Oklahoma. She was married to F. T. Smith in 1913. Two children were born to this family. She was a devout member of the First Baptist church. She spent some time in Colorado, trying to regain her health after which she returned to Tulsa, and later departed for Albuquerque, where she departed this life March 8, 1918. The following program was rendered: THREE INJURED IN AN AUTO SMASH-UP L. D. Johnson, J. L. Grier and his wife were all painfully injured Monday night when a street car collided with an auto in which they were riding, owned and driven by Johnson on the corner of South Main and Fifth streets. The car was almost completely demolished and the occupants had a narrow escape from death. 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No matter what has failed to gr vour hair, just give The Star H We want Agents in every city and village to sell THE STAR HAIR GROWER. This is a WONDERFUL PREPARATION. Can be used With or Without Straightening Irons. Sells for 25 cents per Box—One 25 cent Box Will Prove Its Value. Any Person that will use a 25 cent Box Will Be Convinced. No matter what has failed to grow your hair, just give The Star Hair Grower a Trial and be Convinced. SEND 25 Cents FOR FULL SIZE BOX. IF YOU WISH TO BE AN AGENT, SEND $1.00 and we will send you a full supply then you can begin Work at Once—also Agent's Terms. Send all money by money order to THE STAR HAIR GROWER, MFS. Box 812 GREENSBORO, N. C. ```markdown ``` A TRIAL RIC SHOE SHOP Streets. Phone Osage 7953 KING CO.—NO. 2 FUNERAL DIRECTORS ND UP-TO-DATE SERVICE of Up-to-date Furnishings TULSA, OKLA. Valley R. R. INT NOTICE BRAIN SCHEDULE ARRIVE from Pawhuska from Muskogee Motor Train from Muskogee from Wichita, Arkansas City and Pawhuska from Muskogee DEPART for Muskogee for Pawhuska, Arkansas City and Wichita for Muskogee and Fort Smith for Pawhuska Motor Train for Muskogee GROWER WONDERFUL GROWER in every city and village to sell GROWER. This is a WON-ATION. Can be used With or using Irons. Sells for 25 cents sent Box Will Prove Its Value. Will use a 25 cent Box Will Be that has failed to grow just give The Star Hair 1 I WOULD LIKE THE COLOR OF THE LANDLORD'S ENES BESIDES ITS SPRING AND WE GOTTA MOVE AND THE JANITOR HAS A DISPOSITION LIKE A BILLY GOAT GEE I KNOW ENERGY IN THIS FLAT BY HIS FIRST NAME A YEAR IS TOO LONG TO LIVE IN ONE PLACE AND SO- IF I CAN ONLY GET A STRANGLE HOLD ON THIS THING-A MAJIG IM TIRED OF LOOKING THIS KITCHEN IN THE FACE FOLLOWED BY- WELL DON'T FUT IT IN YOUR VEST POCKET ILL TEN A HALF NELSON ON IT MAYBE I CAN SCORE A FALL IF I GOT LOST ID NEVER FIND MY WAY OUT OF THIS CROWD ALSO- THIS CERTAIN IS A PRIZE BUNCH OF JUNK WE OUGHT TO GET STRAIGHTENED OUT IN 4 MONTHS I HAVEN'T SEEN THIS FLAT SET THE CURTITIONS IN THE WAY LIKE WISE DO YOU KNOW WHY --- People Always Find an Excuse For Moving? DO YOU KNOW WHY --- People Always Find an Excuse For Moving? The Popular Price Store NEW COATS FOR SPRING weight velours, bollivas and gaberdines are the lea- ture. Broad tucks in back give a rather fitted appear- ance. It flares and is very full from the belt. Sheet and collars medium size. Over collars of figure silk. hat ..... hat ..... hat ..... Soft, lightweight velours, bollivers and gambardines are the leading coat materials. Broad tucks in back give a rather fitted appearance to one smart coat. It flares and is very full from the belt. Shoulders are narrow and collars medium size. Over collars of figure silk are smart. Priced— $30 value at ..... $26.95 $40 value at ..... $32.50 $42 value at ..... $35.00 SILK DRESSES SPECIALLY PRICED he latest in Taffeta and Crepe de Chine; colors, g white and tan. e; sale price e; sale price e; sale price These are the latest in Taffeta and Crepe de Chine; colors, gray, green, blue, black, white and tan. $22.50 value; sale price ..... $18.75 $30.00 value; sale price ..... $22.50 $35.00 value; sale price ..... $27.50 WOMEN'S SPRING SUITS NEW SPRING MILLINERY shapes in great variety, including the short back. Paris this season and the mushroom sailors pretty dressed women—purple, gray, sand, brown, love you will want more than one; so reasonable to economy you can easily afford several. New olive hats to go with bustle frocks. New hats with owns and straw brims. New four-cornered hats. straw braid. New poke hats of plated silk. N. eds. New black hats with clusters of colored satin suit. New hats of caterpillar braid. New straw hats at the back. Priced— Becoming shapes in great variety, including the short back pokes so popular in Paris this season and the mushroom sailors favored by many smartly dressed women—purple, gray, sand, brown and taupe. So attractive you will want more than one; so reasonable that despite wartime economy you can easily afford several. New olive drab hats. New poke hats to go with bustle frocks. New hats with grossgrain ribbon crowns and straw brims. New four-cornered hats. New satin hats with straw braid. New poke hats of pleated silk. New turbans with floweds. New black hats with clusters of colored satin buttons to look like fruit. New hats of caterpillar braid. New satin sailors with narrow bows at the back. Priced— $5, $7.50, $10, $12.50, $17.50, $20 up to $35. ROMPERS 85c 10 dozen Children's Rumpers in blue, khaki, pink, gray, novelty stripes and shepherd checks. Our $1.25 value today at. 856 SIAM SUITING 39c A beach cloth, 34 inches wide in rose, light blue, navy and pink; just the cloth you need to make middies and skirts for the summer days; 50c value at, yard 39c KIMONO CREPE 39c Our new spring line; 36 inches wide; floral patterns, several colors; our 50e value at, yard 39c Women's Footwear ine distinguishes the high boots we are showing tan, gray and black, for street or dress wear. with $15; $9.55 for shoes worth $12.50; $7.85 for $5 for shoes worth $8; $4.95 for shoes worth $6 for $5. Grace of line distinguishes the high shoes we are showing for spring, in white, tan, gray and black, for street or dress wear. $11.60 for shoes worth $15; $9.35 for shoes worth $12.50; $7.85 for shoes worth $10; $6.35 for shoes worth $8; $4.95 for shoes worth $6; $3.95 for shoes worth $5. WOMEN'S SHOES $12 tangaroo, lace, black and gray, military style, love grip arch support; $16.50 value; sale price Queen Quality Slippers, priced $5, $5.50, $6.5 Genuine kangaroo, lace, black and gray, military style, with 9-inch top and glove grip arch support; $16.50 value; sale price $12 Womens' Queen Quality Slippers, priced $5, $5.50, $6.50, $7, $7.50 and $8.50 CHILDREN'S AND MISSES' SHOES Sizes 11½ to 2 and 2½ to 6; our $4.50 value; choice.....$2.95 Our $3.50 values; size 11½ to 2; choice.....$2.45 Our $3 values; sizes 11½ to 2; your choice.....$1.95 MEN'S DRESS SHOES Shoes worth Shoes worth Shoes worth Shoes worth $3.45 for Shoes worth $ 5.00 $4.85 for Shoes worth $ 7.50 $5.85 for Shoes worth $10.00 $8.95 for Shoes worth $12.00 BOYS' SHOES $2.50 value; sizes 11½ to 2, at ..... $1.95 $4 value Boys' Shoes ..... $1.75 $4 value Boys' Shoes ..... $3.45 CORSET VALUES WORTH WHILE FULL APPRECIATE THE CORSET SERVICE where makes a specialty of giving each patron a selecting just the model adapted to their require include the best modes from Mlle. Grace, C. B. C. B. Corsets; all sizes; regular $2.50 values..... line of Miller Corsets; a very perfect fitting co- els; priced at ..... $1, $1.50, $2 YOU'LL APPRECIATE THE CORSET SERVICE HERE Our corsoite make a specialty of giving each patron particular attention in selecting just the model adapted to their requirements. Displays here include the best modes from Mlle. Grace, C. B. Miller and others. On lot of C. B. Corsets; all sizes; regular $2.50 values.....$2.00 A complete line of Miller Corsets; a very perfect fitting corset in many new models; priced at.....$1, $1.50, $2.45 and $3.50 REGALISTE CORSETS Attention is called to our Regaliste Corsets. We are of Regaliste Corsets in pink brocade, front a 5 to $16. A CORSET WITHOUT A LACE. Now you the Treo Elastic Girdle without laces; $3.00, $4.00 and $5.00 C. B. CORSETS. One of the latest just received; all sizes. Front a white; priced $1.50, $2, $2.50, $3 Special attention is called to our Regaliste Corsets. We have a complete line of Regaliste Corsets in pink brocade, front and back lace. Values $5 to $16. Let us show you the Treo Elastic Girdle without laces; priced— $3.00, $4.00 and $5.00 C. B. CORSETS. A big line of the latest just received; all sizes. Front and back lace, pink and white; priced_____ $1.50, $2, $2.50, $3.50, $4, $4.45 GINGHAMS 30c. Nord, 27 inches wide, in the new style stripe ; our regular 35c value at------------------------ GALATEA CLOTH 39c pink, blue, white; also assorted light and dark l 27 inches wide; our 50c value, per yard-------- SPECIAL Toile du Nord, 27 inches wide, in the new style stripes, plaids and colorings; our regular 35c value at.....30c GALATEA CLOTH 39c Colors, pink, blue, white; also assorted light and dark striped patterns; all 27 inches wide; our 50c value, per yard.....39c SPECIAL MEN'S SUITS AT $11.85. These suits are in worsteds and fine serges. Novelty plaids and solid shades. Very finely made. Lined throughout. Suits that are worth $15. Special at ..... $11.85 MEN'S SUITS AT $19.85. bits are regular $25 values. All in the finest gr olid shades and fancy mixtures. Also blue serg hand made perfect fitting with hand-made collar Special at ----------------------------------------------------------- FOUR-IN-HAND TIES. v lines spring styles. Priced special today, 85c v value at ----------------------------------------------------------- These suits are regular $25 values. All in the finest grade wool fabrics. Solid shades and fancy mixtures. Also blue serges. Expertly tailored and made perfect fitting with hand-made collars and button-holes. Special at ..... $19.85 FOUR-IN-HAND TIES. Two new lines spring styles. Priced special today, 85c value at----69c $1.00 value at ..... 75c MEN'S SHIRT SPECIAL. We are placing on sale 25 dozen Dress Shirts; our regular $1 value; your choice for ..... 79c COVERDALE'S We are placing on sale 25 dozen Dress Shirts; our regular $1 value; your choice for ..... 79c 203 S. Main Street DO YOU KNOW WHY -- DON'T LIKE THE COLOR OF THE LANDLORD'S NES BESIDES YES' SPRING AND E GOT TA MONE AND THE JANITOR HAS A DISPOSITION LIKE A BILLY GOAT KEEI I KNOW EVERY INSERT IN THIS FLAT BY HIS FIRST NAME THE TULSA STAR MCDUFFIE CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE the head of the editor and pretended to remove enemies and troubles from all who would put their hands on him. Tickets were actually sold for 10 cents and all did not pay the price did not enter. Many have severely criticised us for our attack on this postmaster, but the majority of the people, especially those who are intelligent enough to reason for themselves, have commended us. The following letter from a prominent well-to-do citizen of Perry, Oklahoma, is typical of the expressions we are receiving daily from the better thinking people: "Perry, Okla., March 18, 1918. Edito rof The Tulsa Star. Dear Sir. Continue for the right. While you may go down in Tulsa, the outer guards of the state and nation, sustained by truth and righteousness are with you in your stand.-C. T. Talliafero." WHY BRISTOW AND NEW BY FOLKS LIKE THE TULSA STAR NEWBY, OKLA, Mar. 21, 1912 MR. A. J. SMITHERMAN Dear Sir: The reason the people around Bristow and Newby like the Star you talk plain to every one re- gardless to race or color. We feel proud of race me like you. What we need is more of them. Never truly. WOMAN KILLED BY AUTO TRUCK Mrs. Josephine Fields, wife of Edgar Fields, $22 East Archer street was run down and almost instantly killed Wednesday afternoon by an auto truck belonging to the Genet Furniture Company. The accident occurred near the intersection of Detroit avenue and Archer street. The driver of the truck was arrested by Patrolman Barney Cleaver and taken to jail, where he was held on investigation. According to eye witnesses, the truck was ioing at a rapid clip when it struck the woman passing over her body badly crushing her about the shoulders, breaking her neck and fracturing her skull. The funeral will be held at the First Baptist church today. PROMINENT RACE WOMAN OF COWTEA DEAD Mrs. Z. F. Johnston, formerly Miss Z. F. Perry, of Coweta, Oklahoma, died on March 16, 1918, at her home, after a brief illness. She was born thirty-two years ago in Columbia, Tennessee, and was married to that celebrated physician, Dr. L. H. Johnston. Two children were born of this marriage, a girl and a boy, both of whom survive her. Her's was a life of service and good will. The clouds could not shine in human life while she was near. To know her was but to love her, and the loss is not alone that of her husband and blessed little ones but that of the entire community in which she lived. She made the problems of the people her problems and their sorrows her burdens. Her place in the community life is made vacant by death but the fruit of her good deeds will be plucked by loving hands. The funeral was held at Coweta under the auspices of the local S. M. T. Lodge of which she was a member and interment was in the cemetery at Columbia, Tennessee, where for her life first began. The bereaved family carry with it the sympathy of a fond public and return their thanks to all those friends who felt for them in their hour of sorrow. With a cheery smile and a wave of the hand, Does Find an Excuse For Moving? IF I CAN ONLY GET A STRANGLE HOLD ON THIS THING I AM MAJIG. WELL DON'T PUT IT IN YOUR NEXT PROJECT. I'll TRY NELSON MAKE She's wandered into some unknown land. And left us dreaming how very fair And left us dreaming how very fair it needs must be. Since she still lingers there. [Name] Rev. Walton Brown, of Guthrie, Okla., who is building the St. Paul M. E. church at a cost of $12,000.00, is attending the Lincoln annual conference at Tulsa. He is classed among the best pastors and church builders of his conference. REV. W. F. SMITH, D. D., pastor of Shawnee Station, Okla., Grand Master of the Ancient York Right Mason of Oklahoma. Our Hobby Is Good Printing Ask to see samples of our busi- ness cards, visiting cards, wedding and other invitations, pamphlets, folders, letter heads, statements, shipping tags, envelopes, etc., constantly carried in stock for your accommodation. Get our figures on that printing you have been thinking of New Type, Latest Style Faces M. ON A HALF SON ON IT AYBE I CAN SCORE A FALL IF I GOT LOST ID NEVER FIND MY WAY OUT OF THIS CROWD THIS CEREM IS A PRO BUNCH JUNK Ask to see samples of our business cards, visiting cards, wedding WELLS' LUNCH ROOM No. 2. A. L. W. WELLS, Proprietor. Farm Lands and Loans Escoe Building—Ground Floor First published 3. 15. 22. 29 PUBLISATION NOTICE. In the Superior Court of Tulsa County, State of Oklahoma, Fred Boston Plaintiff, vs. Elizabeth Defendant. No. 5309. To the above named Defendant: You will take notice that you have been sued in the above named Court by the above Plaintiff, for a divorce on the grounds of extreme cruelty, and that unless you answer the petition filed by this plaintiff in said Court by the last day of May, 1918, said petition will be taken as true and judgment granting to the plaintiff a divorce, annulling, setting aside and holding for naught the marriage contract you, and for all other proper relief rendered according to the prayer thereof. Witness my hand and the seal of said Court this 12th day of March, 1918. FRANK INGERHORN By H. A. GUESS, Attorney for Plaintiff. PRINTERS' INK HAS been responsible for thousands of business successes throughout the country. Everybody in town may know you but they don't know what you have to sell. Advertising Will Help You JACKSON Undertaking Company PHONE 1463 W. C. REID HONE 4710 BY FISHER 120 North Elgin Street The best place in town to enjoy a well prepared, good quick meal. Special Caterers to Exclusive Parties Prices Always Right BOX 994, MUSKOGEE, OKLA. G. H. Ambrose HUBBARD STATEMENT the principal thing to do is to quit trying to fool the people about the water supply; find out what is necessary to do and get ready to do it right. "I believe we should immediately extend the water service and sewerage to all the out-lying districts. "The time has come to build up a police department which shall be adequate to the needs of the city, and I propose if possible to see that the entire city receives adequate police protection. "I believe also that work on the solution of the street car and gas problems should be carried on all year and not merely worked on at top speed for a few weeks when the service completely breaks down. "I realize that this is not a one man job, but that I will be dependent upon the commissioners who are elected with me and upon the civic organizations of the city. Unless we have this harmonious teamwork we will not be able to accomplish the big things which are necessary for the growth and welfare of the city. "I do not believe that personal questions should be injected into the campaign, as a campaign of that sort which ever side is successful, leaves sore spots which are not to the best interest of the city. "I believe in setting out the ideas for which I would work if elected mayor, and ask the support of those citizens who are in sympathy with these ideas. If there are not enough citizens in sympathy with these ideas to elect me mayor, I shall have no complaint to make. I believe, however, that the vote of Tuesday shows that the majority of the people is in favor of these ideas and that the Democratic ticket will be elected by a safe majority. "I trust that I may be able to be out within a very few days and begin personal campaign." 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If you show it to your friends and talk about it, we will get our money and you will get the suit free. If you have a little spare time you can easily make EXTRA EVERY WEEK How many of our customers are making more money than we are? We are not afraid to look. Don't delay a minute. Write for This Big Offer at Once We will send you absolutely free, our wonderful collection of clothes and accessories. Everything sent free and postage free. THE PROGRESS TAILORING CO. Dept.482 CHICAGO --- WHATS DOING IN TOWN? Mrs. Maggie Honey who has been born in Worthingham, Lia. at the age of six, has her father relocated Worthingham Key. Her father is better. Mrs. Tyme of North Wigley is improving at the Kennet Washington Hospital. Mr. William Martin from North Wigley preached three nights at the Public Library and left to visit relatives in Arkansas. T. William Brown in the city attending conference he is also visiting his brother C. H. Brown of North Detroit whom he has not seen since they were boys. The Way and Means committee are doing a wonderful work. They have raised over $100 in a short time G. W. Gurty, president, L. V. Cotillin, secretary. The Mt. Zion Baptists, W. H. M. had a successful meeting Monday March 16, 1911. M. A. Wright, president, Mrs. M. B. Hardin was the When In Time THE RED W Fifty Two New and W MODERN T Rates Per Week J. T. PRES Corner Greenwood Ave TULSA, O THE ANDERS We are dealers in First Class Lines We cater to our customers. We Orders and Deliver Promptly. When In Tulsa Look For THE RED WING HOTEL Only Two New and Well Furnished Rooms. MODERN THROUGHOUT Rates Per Week $3.00 and Up. J. T. PRESLEY, Prop. Inner Greenwood Avenue and Brady Street TULSA, OKLAHOMA ANDERSON GROCERY In First Class Line of Groceries and Market Meats, our customers. We give Special Attention to All deliver Promptly. Try us when you order again. When In Tulsa Look For THE RED WING HOTEL Fifty Two New and Well Furnished Rooms. MOBERN THROUGHOUT Hates Per Week $3.00 and Up. J. T. PRESLEY, Prop. Corner Greenwood Avenue and Brady Street TULSA, OKLAHOMA THE ANDERSON CROCERY We are dealers in First Class Line of Groceries and Market Meats. We cater to our customers. We give Special Attention to All Orders and Deliver Promptly Try us when you order again. L. C. ANDERSON, Prop. ```markdown ``` ```markdown ``` FRED. H. RUBEL, D.C. (BOOKER OF MEDICINE) HELP US If you are sick and have it everything else without satisfi- tory results, why not try Chi CHIROPRACTIC (Knee Pain) In the success of adjusting the column, commonly called back hone, from impinged nerves, the spinal cord between the back hone, movable can be impinged or the nerve supply the body in organ is affected the cause. We simply analyze the spine and praise is the only science that remains pain no hole. We are nothing but philobol when the nerves are released all stones, overweight, thematoma, at. Your dance, eyes, can, throat, hone bad habits, but even, all all Changyinqia adjustment properly gives nature causes Analysis and counsell and means your life, health and happy 2110 Nur occurs of adjusting the subaxiations (displacement) in the spinal commonly called back bony, for the purpose of removing the pressure of nerves. The spinal column is the only place where nerves pass to hard bony, movable interface, therefore it is the only place nerves moved in the nerve supply restricting and it matters not what part of organ is affected the cause is in the spinal column. Simply analyze the spine and tell you where you are affected. China only science that removes the cause of disease. No drugs, no life. We use nothing but hands, and the whole object is accustom to the nerves are released. Palaeal, dislithia, box of ronce, catarh, overweight, thymus, apendice, mongolia, necusopharynx, epiphyse, dance, eye, can throat, lungs, stomach, kidney, bladder, thigh, but rigor, etc., all quokky and permanently disappare unkinds to adjustment, properly given. We remove the cause of disease and analysis and commission free. Invasion costs you nothing your life, health and happiness. In the science of adjusting the subaxialia (chlaxaceous) in the spinal column, commonly called back pain, for the purpose of removing the pressure from impinged nerves. The spinal column is the only place where nerves pass between two hard, bony, movable surfaces; therefore it is the only place nerves can be impinged or the nerve supply restricted, and it matters not what part of the body in organ is affected, the cause is in the spinal column. We simply analyze the space and tell you where you are affected. Chiropractic is the only science that removes the cause of disease. No drugs, no pain, no kinesis. We use nothing but our hands and the whole object is accompanied when the nerves are released. Paralysis, deafness, loss of vision, catarach, gall stones, overweight, thrombosis, appendicitis, neuralgia, neuropathy, epilepsy, St. Vitus dance, eye, can, throat, lungs, stomach, liver, kidney, bladder trouble, bad hacks, but regen, etc., all quickly and permanently disappear under Chiropractic adjustment properly given. We remove the cause of disease and nature causes. Analysis and consultation free. Investigation costs you nothing and means your life, health and happiness. 911 North Detroit Phone 3475 kind of affair. Mr. Work was in the city and he commended it in thanks by the courtesy of the secretary and administrator of the council organization. Mr. Smith worked and carried out the duties of Mr. Work throughout the entire city and work of collecting and keeping new equipment. Mr. Work's knowledge and experience convinced him that he would be the secretary here when he is in Tucson City. Workmanagement today is an interest by a professional. Mr. H. Workmanth is a professional supervisor of laborers in the city and works in the city and Tucson. Loved by Mr. H. Workmanth of Tucson, who is in the city and works in the city and Tucson. A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z We have here written in thanksgiving for many thanks to the family which own and immortalized Caterpillar Homage having the Woman with health of age with such honour. Y. T. Smith, the Bella Magna this J. I. T. Smith's signature. N/A Maine Branch Business of B. M. T. of Columbia Association, announces in her many correspondence that she has heard in Tulsa, Omaha, and since that ad must be addressed to Mrs. B. M. Harbridge B. M. B. Box 1801, Tulsa, Omaha, former address was Wagner Tulsa. HOW HE QUIT TOBACCO ```markdown ``` 501 North Greenwood Avenue If you are sick and have tried everything else without satisfac- tion easily, why not try Chri- tepacit. Admissions and get well? HELP LEAF CAFE SAMMERSON STATE That at a good time to eat. Join Foxconnite Wish. Join general committee and committee executive from a trip to Joe Kentos and give comments on situations to ask their personal. Bonus opportunity our executive Wish at San Francisco City on a call. The Better the Printing SANITARY MIDDY OCTARRH OLEGDER DAHURS V. W. M. A. Y. U. (1971) In the Management Forum of "Mississippi Family History of Pioneers" L. W. 1922/2020, yy. 1922/2020 B. L. W. 1922/2020, yy. 1922/2020 You will take oath that you have own hand in the above named Court by the above Plaintiff for a decree on the grounds of abandonment, and that unless you answer the petition faulty by this Plaintiff in such Court by the KESI DAY OR APRIL, 19XX and petition will be taken as true and pugnance granted in the Plaintiff's direction, including, concerning, writing while and holding for naught the earl- rage contract with you, and for all other grievous relief according to the grayer tender. Witness my hand and the seal of and Court this 7th day of March, 19XX FRANK INGRAHAM (Seal) Clerk HATTIE MAY PURDY Deputy By H. A. GUESS, Attorney for Plaintiff PUBLICATION NOTICE In the Superior Court of Tulsa County, State of Oklahoma BOSA JONES, plaintiff, v. DAN DEL JONES, defendant To the above named Defendant: You will take notice that you have been sued in the above named Court by the above Plaintiff, for a divorce on the grounds of non support, and that unless you answer the petition filed by this plaintiff in said Court by the 22ND DAY OF APRIL, 1918, said petition will be taken as true and judgment granting to the plaintiff a divorce, annulling, cancelling, setting aside and holding for naught the marriage contract with you, and for all other proper relief rendered according to the prayer thereof. Witness my hand and the seal of said Court this 7th day of March, 1918 FRANK INGRAHAM, (Real) Clerk. HATTIE MAY PURDY, Deputy. B. H. A. GUERRE, Attorney for Plaintiff. "BLUE BONNETS." A New Fashion with New Features. "Blue Bonnet" meets the needs of the season when it makes a beautiful, durable fabric that wears without wrinkling, requires little maintenance, and adjustable for various needs. 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Bien Jolie BRASSIERES put the bust back when it bongs, prevent the bust from having the appearance of bunches, eliminate the danger of dragging muscles and tenderness, keep of the shoulder, giving a graceful line to the entire upper body. They are the daintest and most serviceable gait (14 in)able come in all materials and styles. Cross back grip, Frank Surplice, Bidean, etc. Board with Woollen, the rustless boxing-insecting washing without removal. Have your dealer show you Bien Jolie Brassiere. If you show it, we will gladly send back prepared samples to you. 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