The Tahlequah Arrow (Tahlequah, Okla.), Vol. 33, No. 10, Ed. 1 Saturday, December 22, 1917 Page: 1 of 4
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TAHLEQUAH ARROW
ThIIITY run;I)
Pl'BMSHED SATI RDAY OF EACH WEEK
HURRAH fOR ]\\[ WOMEN
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\\ «• are happy
presses, .ti r.
American I: t
The women wl
work have niade
Christmas -eu >n
able to help in fh
a oontributi t.,
material. in orb
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A ; ierry Christmas
ir - th, day
:r pat ron*
in general
o please our
o auy if >(>ur friend®
•rest',' t '-oie to tilt"
i on
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n ; pa - books, with
atere t >u Su tug>
The First State Bank
ni ;><isit> 1.1 •Kvvn i:i>
While the 1
in the hist, • , the c
been planted it
the condition of the "a
scared over the report J
much akin to thr>-
produced a t nn -
now prett gene
will sow, other influi
great extent the
the next year's
best guess
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ETTA ECdOl's
LIBERTY ITEMS.
nue snow is pro'i here in the way of a big snow storm
and a cold snap.
'r 1 •" Barker and Miss".-. L R Marler has moved into a
• I <; -,'ta 1 ,a• . Mrs Jar-e' vacant house of W. S. Ghormleys
;1 1 Mrs E:St- wart He aims to work at the blacksmith
ar ! children and J, J > it'.vart wen
trade k hen weather will permit.
U S. Ghorni'.ey. after being e>n-
i'i" I to his bed for two weeks with
a number of carbuncles on the buck
Miss Lola Fanning visited hoir -
olks in Tahlequah, Saturday and
LOST- -On r 1 id t 1
letter atldre .1 '-i i: K.
Find< r pl> . r>,! irn t .
and receive r
THE SCHOOLS CLOSE
FOR THE HOLIDAYS '
The Korm.il .,vi 1
■ I' •
tion The t. ac h- : ' i
who go at fur ' ' hr
days are Miss Hall -r!.
Bernice to «p> r.d C
parents
Miss Harris >vill
in Durant
Miss Allison
tion in VVe t' ille.
Miss Champlin
friends in W111 rt
11 Cr -. upon th> arri.,.l
' - - I.. : \,: and • i
Gregory made a short visit uit'j
D S aaffoi • \ i M' -
vr. t'ly.l Bark- ■■ ■ , <u-
1 he sit -. in this section seem to
\ pie supper was held in Libeity
En-: . niiht, last week, for the pi>r-
pc-e of raising money for a Christ-
mas ;rec Owing to the bad weath-
r only a few were present, but the
bo-.- were very liberal. The sales
amounted to $17 no.
Judge .1 T. Parks and Mr. Barnes
th* Central National Rank came
■>ut to Liberty Sunday in the inter-
• - of the Red Cross Membership
lr After a couple of brief talks
S Ghormley, chairmau. appoint-
• W R Brackett, W. s' Lafferty
and H L Herrin to solicit member-
ship The evening's work amounted
to 00. Ther - ar«> many others
who will join.
SOCIALISTS OPPOSE
SEPARATE PEACE
.
:,h a s:r-:.gth may so
5 lalUni will le
:
- arm. 1< a !.>r of th >
German majority socialists now L->m
•
"" >'r German socialise here told
1
'at- peace would soon
*■ fot registered. Their oppo-
-.'ion. it w.ij stat 1, was *'due to
,
s rui -rs of the central
powers ' added t.> the open bo as t -
i ist German pr-js
>0 - • 's of the central powers are
.
-ia tuUht i r;. .; Germany to maas
1 " JUih a victory on the
west froa iac: using the prestige
'f the t itaris t in Germany and
■ ti ^n pi rtunity to crush
out all Ger'.:.an socialism.
i r. \\ It:, r, 1 ador of the Hun-
. .-ian soctalista, arrived here tcdav
impany vltk Huysmaus. He
t d lae ' aited Press that mora
c ml. i jp:• attended a great
i: - ration at Budapest on Nov.
i4. .. hich demandtd a general—
not a separate—peace, anu that th*
entral powers openly stato thoir
war aims The ratherlng, Dr. W'alt-
n r declared, rejected a separate
peace plan with Russia, openly hold-
ing su. h a move to present "*h>
u'reatost possible danger to democ-
Su e>iu«-i.ily, a cording to Welt-
ner, a congress of Hungarian social-
ists, discu-sing the same subject
adopted reoluli <r.s urging Huysmana
and the Internationa! socialist bu-
reau immediately to ca'I a general
conference of socialists at Stockholm
to prevent consummation of the
plan.
Huysnwna 'aid today he had te'e-
graphed Arthur 11 >n i- rson, leade-
of th<. British labor party and th-"
1- it nch and Italian socialists regard
ing this request for an "intarnation-
a!" at Stockholm.
NOTICE o|
APPLICATION
PAROLE.
CO It
r and Mrs Eli A'anderpool aud
Mi-s Lou Gregory mad- a business
IT * SALE.
Nc ce is hereby given that Robert
rk. :onv!cted in the District covr-
Miss Ti ad - : . .n; I ■ c:ah
he September term, 1917, upon a
n of adultery and sentenced to
the penitentiary for a term of one
v. ' afier thirty days from the
,'l::'e h- reof. apply to the Governor
an ! Pr on Board of Control for pa-
r •?. All persons interested and de-
• : j to be Ik. rd in said matter
ar hereby notified to appear.
This the C2nd day of December
ROBERT KIRK.
F p : si] 1 D> ' 22. 1917, 5'-\
;
.uah Saturday on business
Kansas.
Mrs. Jessie Wil -a
ter Emil; will vi ' 1
while Miss Don/ W
to Tonkawa.
T. L. Ballinger
Ark.
Roy Hinds will ■ t
tion In Peggs am!
Miss Letha Smith
go to Kiowa, Kan
Miss Marlon M I ■
achool will go to Gr;
Miss Gertrude R
holidays with her ; ireii ia
ka.
Miss Blanche E
day for Sapulpa.
Dr. T. J. Treadwell left Friday
aight to spend Christmas with hi,
parent sin Lumkin, Texas.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
i hristmas Day, Tuesday, a Com-
munion service will be held at All
Saints' Church at 9:30 a. m., Rev.
Allen Jacobs officiating All are
welcome.
t ' t. re Illinois River Bottom I'artn
About ten miles from Tahlequah
practically all fenced, about <5 acres
:n cultivation, house of 3 or 4 room?,
barn, fine spring. From 40 to 43
acres more could be easily cleared
and put in cultivation. Splerdld op-
'•tunity for some >mn w.' o wisn. ;
to combine stockraising with farm-
in. I'rice $40.00 p^r acre, term?
J. T. CUNNINGHAM.
Tahlequah, Okla. 12-26, A-D.
FARM LOANS WANTED
loan
' . 0. N. Goad.:rd and Earl
ii bs went to Muskogee for a visit
of yesterday and today.
Do you get up ai nlghtT Sanol l«
iur !y the best for all kidney or blad-
der troubles. Sacol gives relief In
* 4 hours from all backache and blad-
der troubles S.ihoI Is a guaranteed j
remedy. 35c and $1.80 a bottl« at
S«« ass about that farm
Quick serviea, low rates.
C. M ROBERTS,
Office orer Ten Cent Store.
Tahlequah, Okla., 4-15 D A.
Peep at the window—Big i Fruit
Stand, Q
RED CROSS NOTES
Jun or R I c'ro s work in the
school is spreading rapidly and by
January following tho Christmas
Membership Drive, will probably d* -
velop into a largo organization par-
ticularly in Oklahoma and Texas.
Following are some of tho artielei
which the Juniors can make:
Warm bed covers.
Checker boards.
Housewives.
Glass,
Knitted muffler*
Sweaters.
Walkiag sticks
Gun wipes. .,
Comfort kit.
Hand and bath towels
Socks.
Wristlets.
I he Red Cross have shipped;
-3,745 Christmas packets to the
cantonments.
'0..72 Christmas packets abroal
34,080 Knitted articles to tha con
tonments.
1.072,3:>3 hospital supplies, et„> ,
abroad up to date Dec. 1.
The Fortnightly club will meet
Wednesday Dec. 26 with Mrs. O. W
Gable.
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Covel, Ella Mae. The Tahlequah Arrow (Tahlequah, Okla.), Vol. 33, No. 10, Ed. 1 Saturday, December 22, 1917, newspaper, December 22, 1917; Tahlequah, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc139452/m1/1/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.