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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-06

BtICK-i9I7 liEhi Bgir. sir passenger
touring car for sale Gil llj S5uti Dor.
yer ,'sHssr Avenus Garage. Or Hone
O,ags t.61
CAR-Owner hAs dsrdy five pAsEenger ehf.
must sell a. once leaving city bargain
$500 Phone OAage 80-6
CHEVROLET - Touring. go0t condition.
good tires Ofsge -7s7
FORD For Sale-I9iG. Gray Davis ciec;ric
starter dem0uniable rims. double shock
Abtorbers font and back electric lights.
new skid chains. winter hood covers. iFO
EXTRA cssings and tubes Csr Usage -Jt.
FORD ROADSTER For sale cheap II sold
a. once Phore Osage 2jsT
OLDSMOBlLE- sale hy oW1rr r.-hi
cylinder Oldsmobiie. practically nlv. s1TJ.
Sec car At 29g East second -
JITNEY CAR Fof ssle-Ant neens' ADMIRAL
route easy terms Boa C-73. care Word
TRuCK-One ard a bali ion truck in fret.
class condition. can be seen A. Ia kaa'
Second street. or phone Usage -.
TRUCK For Sale " A = truck '0r sSle
or trade 10 Al mechArics. COrli ion
Phone Usage 1907 and 1873
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-06
ANNOUNCEMENTS.


f0N Billion - cr.r- i-..h ssft+' trs
or 80 rrrfft 90 f.yFs 4-- z.
"r5s. 1.- -glr Etr k+.lfs
tAE RfN5--stt ers r,1 90 rrg .'ar'
tsttt ftf-Ft g. l-t. rrv Hsfr Ar
UJv
FFsLI-H sETTEE 5ltst -. s' f+
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t-tfstt l-s Ksg falrs--ft -
Gfllft-ileft ttt o. siI. .-s-' 'in-'f
sits '-t-fr fs -t-.+. -flfsrrf Of.
farr. s+.t--srf Wore efft-
G.Nff-- L0tt rtr tfrsr us1 t-t'
t.fifs ffferf f. -t-lr -tef' rf' '7i-
fsrt 1fstfr-..tt. word etffs
gsGI TL-- -f.sr bstussr -ri.s-'- r.t
D.frclf 40 Itife trrsf f-sE1 fsitft
~ tsr Itift PtrFs otlfs 49,
XII --Las brrst - 80 fsyf- '.-e.f
fs--rr ts I5.ts Az Pfrrf-rg rsst
ktEF -stftys< - tis.f- cara brrut Etff
sire ~.i a. t-t fSyf .sstf1 fi- e. 20
fsfr - eg.efs- litcttaif- 80 G. Eati
EfftsF
Dr fECOtg .>sr. 1us ErtJ r4ts r-irr .
fe.lf b. sfo-i ~ Es1f-s A-a.f-F.f -srr
81, gifs. of -4Fgnd 49, Do '1.is. VAL ~
ftsft fsNtrt -, f.-gr- 20 D. hi.Sss
szf-7 ttti -se1t1 tif--f Pt5ts Otlss s-3
CFERCOt tT-fIs,,. ,ssrt tfgss s-.rts,i ~
fss-. Ttif1 49, Bss,sr 40 Ett. FL.
ffgz car ca III 49, f.-lr- fsv'ff
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-06
ELATS-EURNISHED

SOUTH SIDE Apartment; IL We'll ar
ranged rooms. basement. well, cemcat drive
way: only So, 500: $1,000 cash bargain
Usage SO, Tulsa Realty Co.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-06

lt-Al ~ sl--A hrfHc a. p-cts fe--AP.r
rlT. - Eeaasr % care fsf ers nt7 al
ExPEzT woNAS AocoTNTASr.
wear. .srtlss es tsEias rntrss o.
rff5o. d. large rsiIh nsrs. .Is-lssi
t1iE-y tss rsSS eFsvrttniiy tsr mn
party gre r.f.r-1c-i 4 GrG liter.
AP7.y 5sI az Wsr.a.
GIRL wASTED-Tos g.a.-h hol,.~orf.
ll-s s<Es DsaFsr- Es11y s-1piey,.esi %
-. rat ptlly
GIRL--FoF ssrsrll sss.s~orf 'a-si Do
49,, St,,;aE o. ," T"' - i''''''
GlEL Etni.s-Ehii. rir iSr E.asral ss-s=-
wsrt Cll o,IEs siss.
GIRL wIrisl 70 d Es.srIl kosssS fer
tszIy =. i've ipflT 1913 sosis s.y
EENERAL HS5s.Wo-E-Wsn,.t . ESss gil
Atyly sc- sgzih Eroot-
.CENEaAi Hcrssxors-H.ii. r.-. Et.;es fOr
t..srs. heusxeTf. Eutl fsisiy- AZ N-si
GENERAL Hou..ro-f-ws.i.s s-astsl
hs1.sso.t.r is=ily g, toe. 10 ci1i&rsl.
wts.i-s seed -sr.L ar. roo=- rbsEs
otIs. 7IsT-R
GEXEa1i- H0srsss-k-Whi;. giri ps-i.t ior
g.1srsi hgEs.gOrk sn,sl tsEDy. sis West
-wtfik
sESfRlL orsEWogs-wIHi+a TsS-
s..i hoss-wofLer- iHzly of iun; Bo
s,ss.ng god gAge. -fcs reyz- PhOEs
t~tgs sin1 p
Got sEEEEPYR = White kost.f.r5ssf x
.--Al. .r-iy. Call a; 1909 SsvTs5.-
LACSDRESs rs.isd thursday oo-nirS Ii
il& EhI; ytsyeE-
NCEsE-Tt.i.1 .Tperis5cee ekil6 nsr-.
prefer Hie1l~Aged wo-Aa Phors ostg-
tsIsR
SALES LADIES Tsn;si-Ai eEes, several
.ki.s itci.s rot un6.f ir rssrs et 80.
riIliar 20 wors Ird IAN nor. essential
ihsn srperis.s.- Apply si one. te ;. II
kre,E Ce.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-06

SEwfY furnished hsht seu.ss..pii; roSns.
siss a!ssping room. Ji.Es 2l5l. -
Two llytt housekeeping ooin' Phon. 52ts3.
TWO llshi hoa.kstying rooms for rent. Call
At Il Phone Usage 1884
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-06

LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS 1s
BRADY. ". i241-Tvs sspsriis hsht
tgus.s-syiEE re0as modem. co. IL.
Phos. OstEs 7c7s,J
BOSTON. 2, i7ss-Fsr r.ni tro ro1ns.
gf0snd foor. rear sn,Esnes. furnished 'oF
ksrssss.pirE ypst rel Pf1.s Ostse
ssl3 .niil 3 1r9 .tlei sfi.y s:zl p -E-
fIwooD y. 5lC-T0r r.at fr3 ns~iy far
nisss1 kgassfs-yihE rooms; Eotera; Sysr
.Efrg- slsfirie iigts snd telephone. By
n .orfi n4iy Ptsns Ofsgs 7osi
0rTHRIt. :. 72i--T~3 tgii. o, iisai house
ss.Yinr room nsviy fgrni'h bed
I no 'EgkRk PING ICONS; % children. osaEe
/ JACKSON 5. 7Ii-rxo hogsssssPing roons
I Tor r.r;. 90 ehildr-n. Piane OsAf. ESQ
/ PHOES'g. B. si5-LiEhi ho1.sk. ping
! rooms fof rsni. % etiltren Pheas Usage
| PEORIA 5. sii-Ligh, hOssefs.pins room
Tor rsHi. no ehfdrsn. Phone Ossgs AL.
! PHOENIX. 3. is-on. Light hsa..hseping
rom Phon. osigs 2.5s-t. Or call
PHOENIX. y. l2O-Sies clean ligt. hogse-
I Keeping rOom., cheap rsri
QriSCY. : 7Os-T~o furnished light house
keeping room. on car line 10 children.
Oskgs s7S.J
sfRTEHSTH. p. s-Siee sleeping room. FOR
rtfy With sii,hsn pririlsses.
VICTOR g. 5Ol-For rent, nicely fam 81
room vilh privilege o. kitchen n desired
s,srJILins modern, on car In. and .iinty
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-06
EMPLOYMENT


DENlNR = si4-NBnf-S a. o.es. rs--1blr
riTl 81 Heu1fn % care fgf crs nt1 al
.1F -0Eii ue1r.r-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-06
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT 81

BASEMENT For Rent--Storage. Hoeis Art
Cafe, 9i6 South Boulder. Phone Usage
1894.
GARAGE. Stand For Rent--920 Sou;h Gin
cinnati
GARAGE-Fcr rent, on north side. lh ne
Usage 1898,
lGARAGE-for rent. concrete floor a-d drive.
way corner BOSTON and Independence -
per mouth. Phone Usage 1881.
SEWING MACHINES rented by week or
month. White Sewing Machine compsny.
ll9 East Second Phone 1856.
STORAGE RooM-For rent. north side.
Phone 1898.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-06
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
LOST ANT FOUND

IONT NM TOI Nd
AlRDALE-iost. female airdale dog. grizzly
back. tan legs aud head. new collar; ve'
ward =. A l,audrith. 400 Drew B'fg
Phone Usage 25f0.
BRINDLE female bull prp, months old,
answers to name Of Low tip 81 tat white
ard white face. liberal reward for en-. iu.
formation lrading ~ to the finding oi the
dog Cal Usage 25O5 or ia North Boston.
CoAT--T.ost, ladies brown and white checked
automobile coat between Tulsa and sa'
pulps; reward Phone 2655-R
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-06
SPECIALS AT THE STORES "a

CHRISTMAS NOVELTIES.
II you want something nice In Christ.
mas novelties call and see us ExeocdinrlS
good bargains in ladies embroidered hand.
kerehieis: i5c value. 3 for 25c. Ladies
boudoir caps. 81 value, soc North Siae
Racket, lofh North Main
LADlES--Sale on hats, regular
20 hsts 'H..''...' ''-........... 80 qj
~ nhts 81 l0
Partisan Sample Rooms, i16h South Main
SUlTS-Special sale on all suits balance OF
this week Partisan Sample Rooms, iie 4
South Main "a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-06

CISCINNATI : l233-ConEenial r1omI1te
~snied by employed girls In ihr s hou'e
keeping roomk $40 per month. Phone
OsAge 5IO7. J before y m or after ; = n.
CHEYRNSE y. 7i5 Nicely furnished
roons With meal, for two gentleman or
nan and wife phone Usage 2s92.
CHEYENNE. g. Tl3-ons nice sleeping
room for rent
FITTH ". o2O-One large nicely iur7i he'd
.leeping room down sttirs. gentlemen pre-
ferred modern. close in. 81 per week. con
venisnt 10 four car Lines. Phone ossse
43O5
FRISCO y. 52l-One nicely furnis1oi room
adjoining bath with privilege Of kitchen.
Apartment
DAVENPORT. p. lO27-Sicely iuTn.shed
room closet outside entrance, private
home
DULUTH W. 2i5-Furnishst room ~
joining bath close 10. private home Phone
osa,s 1920
/ uYSvrR. s. l3Oz-Ons iarg. siserin z
r1ola. .irirtiy mrdern. Phone Os-ge 1852.
| Fl SoOD 3i.-Roori Tor one OF two
.entlcIuer close In.
lTfTTH W 52l-Sioly furnished sleeping
room modern, gentlemen Only Phone LI5I.
lGTTHRIE a2s-Nics large sleeping
room suitable FOR one or two z'nll inca,
strictly mOdr-n. pfrAte home OsAg'
ICALNEsTOS. -Furri-hed sleeping room
/ close walking distance Phone o.aEe 90.
/ GUTHRIE. &. 216--Sic. ping room. private
entrance convenient 70 bath Phoao t7ll.
HODGE r.. 1902 sleeping room f5r. ,'l-,
/ gentrmen only. Call Ossge es25-s b'iore
? $50 D. m
/ INDEPENDENCE. z. l26-Room in private
home suitable for couple or sentlsncl :
also living room privileges .-
| MIN, y, ii23-Moiern furnished room,
IN apartm' m'nt
MAIN. 5 s23-Larse nicely furnished front
| room suitable Cor two. phone Usage .l62
MAIN. y 636- Furnished sleepiqg room,
private entrance, modern.
MAIN. y. 6roi.-Large southeast iron,
bedroom an convenience.
MAN. y. 720-For rent newly furnish a
room for one or two gentlemen. living room
privilege, walking diuanee Phone Usage
i5ps
/ NINTH r. i2- East Lynn apartments. for
| gentlemen. second floor. west side, ele-
/ gauty furnished. living room and sleep
/ inr porch with twin beds. -cn1uc'tin. .
! bath sos per month. CAN or phon, lsagc
20g5
/ NOGAtES. $. aO-Fnrnished room aud
| sleeping room. Phone Usage 7G57-J,
/ NINTH. f. i2-East Lynn apartment, sec
ond floor, west side, elegantly furriSh q
/ living room and sleeping room. with tyr
/ beds, connecting bath, Tor gentlemen. CAL
or Phone Osage 20sA
! SEVENTH, 2, 3l7N-fnrnished room fot rent
for gentlemen
THIRD. ", IlI-Mode- furnished s'eepin {
room. Phone osssc 7TsA
| VICTOR : 33i--Gentlemen roommate
wanted nicely furnished room IS pei
month Phone OsRge 57d9-J
WHEELING. s. 333. Nicely furnished slptp
ing room for rent rearonable. Phone q
X Brooks, Usage 1910
| NiCE room close IN. steam heat Phone OsaF,
| 7S5.
FOR RENT -l.arge modern fyon, room. ,ioe,
In Phone Usage 5sa6
NlCE Large sleeping room modern; very
close in. Phone Usage 73la.
- 4.
| gentlemen Phone Usage 59ss.
| 4 COMFORTABLE welt furnished room n
private family, south side walking dis
| isnee Phone 76Ts.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-06
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

FARMS FOX RENT u
xO-ACRE FARM--Por rent. !, miles north
east OF fairgrounds, good improved house
barn and orchard DR. C. 8. Ferner, All
New Daniel Bldg Usage 420.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-06
FLATS AND APARTMENTS

GUTHRIE. g. 7i5-For rent. 4-room spsrt.
nent: private bath; $50 per month. Call.
TWELFTH, W. BIS : Residenee-ro9rnin-
house for sale by owrer. good furniture
cheap rent. Psons ossse '.li Sa OF co"
NEW BROCRMAN Apaitments-SiT room.
nicely furnished. Phone Usage 1921. or
Usage $3.50.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-06
EMPLOYMENT
uELp WANTED--FEMAIE

HELP WANTED--FEMAL 80
COOK--Wanted at once, good COOK for
family Of three. no laundry work Apply
6OT South Boulder
.CtiAMBE RMAlD lD-wanted middle agsd ,sdy
preferred.> i7h East First Phone Usage
22Os
DIsHwk wksHER-wsLied good, experienced
C.ncinnati.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-06
AUTOMOBILES.
FOR SAIL

A1fs -tT1tgt. rs tEs .tog-t NJ
fDl -ALf- Gg1c hfe pff4s-Eff raf. sl@r-
trta. r s- bs-ss. b OffB'f Fnous Jttg-
gfEnR
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-06
BOARD AND ROOMS

COOP Bt-Y-s.es.s b.l. so;. ia TzisS.
si1 500 tsfzt .. ps- roSe buy- Ossss
1913
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-06
PROPERTY FOR EXCHANGE
. a

FOURTH 2. i6s4-sale or trade, modern
seven.room house: will take team: terms
f0R sALE-or trade. for city r,,idenes
one acre e 4 OIL nes five-room house
screened-- rch. garage. smoke house
fine well IA T. pury, everything ~ good
shape. cam. sa3 see It. half nj > north
fair ground md third house wes. south
side Washington avenue. Springtsls -sddi
iion. J. 5. Davis.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-06
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

sPE(IALs Al THE sIOKES &C
FOR HsLE--PuTc tOrghum esDs syrup. 10.
pnanf barksis six buckets 10 esSs sOi
per Ducksi send Us your 0rdeEs. Rsy.
nolds .Jssls Grocery 90. Nsns. Ark.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-06
BOARD AND ROOMS.

Rooms FOR REM fCkNIsHf-p 4.
AKELT tsrristes ra~u, kt-F Sfpst1tf
srtrfu srff cerrtr Airit t11 AE-f- F--2s
Oar. E-El
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-06
NEARING APPAREL

WEARING APPAREL 81
XAsQUERADBr costumes for rent. out-of.
town nEsqusrsdss attended by sppoint
usnt Gail Costumes works. Otags 32ss
or 2I7 Csttrsl National bank brildins
OLD CLOTHES
Ei=h.s, prices paid for nSn', Old clothing
shoes, Phone 1854. leh Aorth Main
The evening world., 1917-07-20
NEW YORK WOMEN START
FOR FIRING LINE TO-DAY

WITH n party ~ SurrarIsts moro
u lIitui 'HHu ever. Mrs william J..
Colt ~ RrouNyllc leaves New York
f.. url' fIr " tshiurtUn and to- NOR
ruv NUI personally conduct her han-
u.. U.liIue force. Co strategic posl
Toms outside the White llous" gates
THAT pardon shows the President
o. N,Huulus 20 get scared" says Mrs.
colt.
egg We do force him 10 support tho
Federal pm~onduN.nt, which think
Doc Will do soon now. 10 viii be bo-
cause we women of the national party
have refused 10 go home and keep
quiet. lie secs that public sentiment
ia turning toward us more than ever"
Mrs. colt IN nevertheless prepared
for tho worst. She has had all her
baggage marked care Nicholas
Romanoff Woodrow Wilson. Woman's
siberia. Somewhere In America"
The New York womcn who are TO
picket the White House with Mrs.
Colt tomorrow are Miss Cora A.
| week. Miss Katherine Fisher. Mrs.
Paul Jacob. Mrs. Florence Hirsh and
Mrs. Sophia Kremcr.
Mrs. Colt and Mrs. Abby Scott
Baker, Chairman OF the Woman's
Party Press Committee, motorod last
night 10 oyster BAY to urge Col
| Roosrvclt's participation in "A mas.
meeting to be held shortly In Wash
ington by the party.
The evening world., 1917-07-20
SOCIALIST LEADER
UPHOLDS SPEECH
OF THE CHANCELLOR
StheiLemlnn Declares Opposition Is
Political, and Declares Nation
Is lnviNihle.

COpENHAGEN, July 20. Philip
Scheidcmann. the Socialist leader. cx-
pressed approval of the remarks OF
the Chancellor in regard TO peace
lie said hat II n resolution similar
to the peace resolution adopted 10y tho
Reichstag were introduced in the
House OF Commons and If a similar
reply were made by tho British Pre-
mier peace negotiations could begin
tomorrow.
The Socialist opposition 10 the
Chancellor, Herr Schcidcmann said,
was political and not personal, as in
the case Of the other parties. lie
continued:
The slandcrous assertion that
there was a panic In the I~teichsidS,
made on account of tho holding OF
tho main committee meetings, rs u
lie. Nothing was said at those meet
iugs which has not been said in the
Reichstag. We oppose the submar-
inc war, as we regard % as doing
moro harm than good, We are no
more able than are n enemies 10
bring the wal TO a conclusion by mill
itary means. but, despite the three
years Of war. we stand unbrokcn,
FAR in the enemies land, and in the
defense We are inyiucIDle.
The resolution under discussion
has long been common property OF
the people. wish other people woul
understand that Wo are not aiming ut
the acquisition Of foreign property
and that We are ready for "a righteous
peace. secured by international legal
guarantees, II the enemy Is un"ill-
ing 10 accept such "a peace We shall
continue TO fight
Herr Scheidomann said the Chan
c~ellor's words in regard TO franchise
reform were unsatisfactory.
"The Chancellor must free us from
the thrcc-class franchise he contin'
ued. "Prusslan electoral reform mus
come this autumn. We demand de.
liverance of the press from the con
sorship and liberation Of political Of
tenders"
The evening world., 1917-07-20
IUNKERS REIGN,
THE BRITISH VIEW
Of MICHAEIIS


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!npa. raIH Cd, Globe ,..sr,.f
II ls .byIs.s tt,t f.a Utrk,r. 90.
in the tttI.. and that Pan .,,,.,.
The evening world., 1917-07-20
PEACE RESOLUTION"
PASSED BY RtlCHSTkG
BY VOTE OF 2Il TO I16
o DaI1rt Against lH..I i
.Ui.a,. ItU.u. Iu' O.. ..,'.
o.. tUuumt Block


rHur>uN.I~ IuIy I#, r. Do
t.s ,.Hf,fIsy adopted tns u...Ify
r,a.. pod. .Hf..n ~ d ,.f, uf .' f. mo-
tItr 30 r.t ,Ht No IHIs r'sH.H.. ID.
t|HH,I e.
cot. HHut i..k uT Hfu|a .r I'fH z
Is lIu,rty uri I~ui'p,uI u.s tHI f.
thr integrity ~ o. t'.fIt. |''. I.r
Go .h..u. Lahore f.r p'l.. HHI
fuaI uul,fstandIug aud lasting 'r.n.I.
iH'irr among thr ur'.u. tHf.rI a
uuIHIHpuH ~ tsI"t..N aud political
,r,unmH AMI financial violations H.H
Incompatible VITA FurN BE- peace
The o., .hsfHH rejects aI plan. HNu.
Ink tt 900 economic nIutkti" HuI 'N.
EiIrIlus uI uf ,umiiy uWInE IN' I
after the war The freedom ut 'N, HIHs
must bs assured buls uu 'UuuuW|.
Irsts can prepare the ground fur 'u"
friendly Hssu,IatiUn 81 Tho Irupl.s
"rhr Rel hHtnr viii 'n,I g'tiDIlIN gro.
mote m" creation 10 international 'N..i
teal organization So ions. uDWttfr
49, the enemy Government go mot lN
C'pt such u peace. Hp lun. Ht 'I't
threaten Germany ana her allies with
conquest ami violation, the German
p'ppl, viii stand together r.. ONE man.
hold out unHhHkcu and fight until the
rights ~ its.lf aud its tl 'H Co 100,
and development are secured The
German nation united Is ~ungUnq.,i
able
The evening world., 1917-07-20
NO FEAR OF UNITED
STATES IN WAR.

I'VE look without serious con.
Germ upon tho optimistic senti-
ment in the Entente countries
caused by Americas Intervention.
X is easy to reckon how much
tonnage is necessary to transport
an army from America TO Europe,
how much tonnage 10 required to
feed such an army. France and
England arc scarcely able to feed
and supply their own armies
without influencing tho economic
situation still further. After our
previous success we shall be able
TO master this situation also
through our fleet, particularly tho
submarines. That 10 our firm
conviction and assurance. We
and our Allies, therefore, can look
forward TO any further develop
ment Of military events with calm
security"
you cannot expect me- said IN,
Chancellor. las | have been In ofic,
only five days, TO express my view.
to-day e~xhaustively and finally OF
the pending questions OF internal pol
icy. 1t goes without saying that
stand upon the ground OF the I'm
The evening world., 1917-07-20
To Quickly Remove
Ugly Hairs From Face


Notwithstanding hairs are 500
hanishcd from the skin with the aid
of II dclatOnc paste, made 10y mixing
some water with n little plain powder
ed delatone. This is spread upon The
hairy surface for 2 or 3 minutes, then
rubbed off and the skin washed to re-
move the remaining dclatonc. This
simple treatment banishes every trace
of hair and leaves the skin without a
blcmish, Caution should be used 10
be certain that it Is delatone you buy.
-Adyt.
The evening world., 1917-07-20
DECLARES THE MILITARY STU.
ALTON is PROMISING.

ut Is reported from the supreme
army command that the military sit
uation IL very good. The great
Anglo French spring offensive in the
west has been shattered by our
armies. which show their unbroken
power and superior ability.
"In the east, in ons iucnce OF the
confusion in Russia, the attack OF
Russian millions did not materialize
and there IS comparative calm.
only after false reports and incite-
ment by Russla's allies had stirred
the Russian soldiers did the present
offensive develop. Its goal was Lem
berg. Gen. Brusiloff. with all his
enormous sacrifices, has gained only
a slight advantage. A half an hour
G | received the following telegram
from tho Field Marshal: Provoked
by the Russian offensive in Galicia,
n strong attack was inauguratcd
there to-day under the personal
leadership OF Prince Leopold OF Ba-
varia. The Germans, supported by
the Acknowledgements troops, broke
through the Russian positions near
Gloczow. Gen. Brusiloffs gains,
therefore, have been equalized.'
Greece was forced by violence 10
enter the war against us. Our com
mon front with the brave B%ulgarians
stands firm.
italy, even through the eleventh
Ison2o battle against u war tried
Austro- Hungarian brothers. will not
be able to attain the goal OF It's
b~rcachsof faith-the possession Of
Trieste.
The evening world., 1917-07-20
SUFFS ACCEPT PARDON,
BELIEVING FIGHT WON
Roll Away From Prison in Autos
AMI Talk of Resuming White
House Picketing.

WASHINGTON. July 2O-Although
the Department OF Justice pointed
out that a pardon need not be ac-
ccptcd, the sixteen white House pick
cts who declared they would rather
stay In the workhouse than accept
freedom at President Wilson's hands.
rolled away from Occoquan in five
automobiles, and to-day are prcpar-
ing to continue their demonstrations.
It ~ announced that the picketing
will be resumed Immediately. per-
haps to-day.
The evening world., 1917-07-20

From the lhllau"llH.a lLte'th.J
willie, what Ia the term, &C. used
ut Is used 10 make people. believe
that we know a Dot more thhh we
really do"
The evening world., 1917-07-20
CHANCELLOR TELLS
REICHSTAG GERMANY
DOESN'T FEAR THE US.
continued from rr., 20

honestly and readily 10 what they
have 20 tsy 10 w. U1tl then ~
must hold out calmly and pa
tcrtly.
IH, DHrr. n'r,i,nu ~ OBJ" Russian
army compelled Germany 60 soItc
iH" sword There was no choice leu
ys and what is truo 81 ne, Wal ltsolf
ls rue a,su ~ our weapons. particu.
larry the submarine We deny the
accusation that tho submarine war
fore h contrary TO international law
and violates the rights ~ humanity.
England forced this weapon In our
hands through an Illegal blockade.
England prevented neutral trade with
Germany and proclaimed d war 81
starvation.
"Our faint hope that America.
81 the head OF the nsutrals. would
check English iIlegslity was ain
and the final attempt we made
by an h%onorably intended peace
offer 20 avoid the last extremity
failed.
"Thon Germany had td choose this
last measure as "a counter measure Of
sclf-dcfcnsc. Now also II must carry
Il through for the purpose OF short 10
oning the war. The submarine war
Is accomplishing all and more than
an II IL expected to. False reports
which found their way In the press
as a result % the secret session OF the
Rcichstug evoked for a time a certain
feeling OF disappointment which ended
at a particular time. They did the
Tathcrland no service.
81 declare, in fact, that the sub
marine war a~eeomplishes in tho
destruction Of enemy tonnage
what il should. II impairs Eng
lands economic life, and tho con-
duet OF the war month TO month
IN a growing degree so that IL will
not be possible to oppose the ne
o%essity for peace much longer.
We can look forward to the fur
ther Iabors OF the brave submar.
inc with complete confidence.
$500. 49, -.
The evening world., 1917-07-20
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