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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-21
MOVIE OPERATORS ON HUN
SUBS FILM BOAT StNKiNGS
Pictures Nro shown To Apnrcriativs
Audiences nj Homo IN Effort 10
Holster Confidence.

'i0J.Il'Nlh. Norway, July 80.
Moving picture operators on Ger
Whn rupcr submarines at sea are
.t'H additions 20 tho boat fleoU
rIIMF are made of merchant yea,
srh ..nNinE8 and taken home 10 be
.HnNn Poo lhr German populaca 10
EN' aH idea of tho dangers Of the
t,.p.
Details Of how = German submar.
... uf thr larHe type Communicated
IN. bis Norwegian steamer EorefoB
and used hrr as "a tow boat for weeks
Ht De- time in tho Atlantic were re-
ui't hero recently by members Of
her crew
Tho N0rofos was oyertaken by the
German suhWttln, of the canary
I..Hni early this year Two Ger.
uHu naval officers and fourteen
Fa.Inr. wrrr cont aboard aH prize
boat crew
NI,n the submarine departed on
90 plfulug expedition, The Germans
or tho Norofos adjusting tho wire
lrss apparatus Hu nH to he able -
keep iu Mmunlcauou with the un
d,rdcb coat on this rip NE sub.
marin" Was gone eight dayH and
upon hoe return 20 tho Norefos thf
H,ii0r1 heard that Ehe had been 10
search or O British flsct of merchant.
men from the other side Of the A.
MutIc
Tho sthmarip, thcn tod up 10 trs
Norcfos and FOR two weeks the More
fos rnamed the scu with tho Eub-
mRriio IN tow ag ,ho t-boat was
short Of fueb
The NorrfuH soou ran short OF
fuel and AN effort WAS made -
utilize green peanuts from the cargo
but they soon developed eaa which
caused numerous small explosions IN
tho fire boxes aud created such u
stream OF sparks through the funnel
that the ship nearly caught fire. 80
no more peanuts weEs used and Tor
several days the Norsfos wallowed
along with the wind and tide, when
other ships we're sighted the Ger
mans unfurled the Norwegian flAE
After another two weeks cruise
the U-boat returned 10 her mother
ship
After helping themselves 10 a part
of the cargo OF rubber. the prise
crew returned 10 the super-submar-
Inc. the NorweEisns were ordered
into lifsboats, and the Norefos, was
sunk by three bombs exploded In
her hold The motion picture opera
tor on the u-boat took film records
OF ali the important events. starting
with the seizure and the develop
ments of the voyage with each re.
turn OF the u-boat 20 the ship.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-21

fair n was in tull swing when !
N1sIn Paris In the early spring, Lon
don was disappointed worse atll
the soldiers at tho front we're growl-
ing and grumbling about the Amer
lean nrpldnes and tho American
divisions that they had been led TO
expect would be vita them for this
campaign
"rhe French" smiled e. cynical
neutral diplomat iu March. as h"
looked penaLl ciy across ne Seine and
/ ground my teeth. have found YOU
out my friend Tho English arc y
stupid people. 'rhCy Sul believe In
you But not for long
would give weeks salary 10
meet that man nov when ! wa
iu PurIa nest shall take a dHy or
ana hunt for MIN There was no
answer possible at tho time Today
such a statement would only excite
rldlculc In any quarter in the French
capital here. or. best OF AN. az the
front
y, is easy looking back ON the
depressing period that. being passed
can now be discussed. 90 see wha'
Vas wrong Tho Wild estimates ma
,rraIIy looked on here As promises
~ the early days were not fulfilled
AIrpnno muddles. shipping muddlee
-sriIIiery muddts. followed ~ INC
United states. meaning AZ.
tennis were made aere to proven
Tho pcople from finding these things
out and AS always happens when the
truth is suppressed. rumors went
around I'm which our troubles were
...fst.a 60, fold and the most
nossir,ist.c predictions we're based
a. tbe temporary breakdown IN
American Inland transportation last
winter.
Doubt Dis-ipatcd.
"The American troops are keepIns
ne sli bucked up" British starr OF
sirnn who returned from the storm
c,rier on the British front yestcT-
day answered me when ] asked him
now the soldiers are feeling. 'TheY
bave been with US now toT many
weeks. We were very critical az
C-st now We have seen them tlght
an a small scale. II is true, but We
have taken their measure. Thev
.re - GOOD ~ our Dominion men"
No compliment. from a British Of
flcor, could be higher Than that
Another officers whom have
tnown for years we'll enough 70 he
made tho recipient last spring Of his
doubts about US. which then tried
90 aIIay. happened TO be doing llaisou
work with our men In the attack on
CantlRny last month lie came back
bubhiinR with enthusiasm
"Tf you could have heard the talk
In our mess the night after tho boehe
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-21

'..'''N'' i'f'''. ana moreover wv
.'''iNa''' la'' 'A', ,''d"a I'I u',l',
..." many ul'.t4. plull4' D" t't'.Hs '"'
''. N'.. pF..'''o proportion OF bl mon
,u'' 'h' inc. ara '''a".' ln'N
naN' m'.l'na "f slaves 10 DO "orN
'.' th'm luN. Nin ua "'ldl'rN nave
'' perform lt j could give '0'
hummer "' british cor Trench
h'.ouoE available, it would seem q.
ne laNnan uuhclic'Sbly smsll
Tho bearing uf these remarks ou
OBJ" lmpor'are" at tho front ~ Amer
'oau hr'p JOS lhis We are sending
overseas lh" Iatt ot uut first wN.
..'n. "en,r'' M'rrh h'' luf' "n
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-21
BUSINESS PUTS TAX
PROPOSALS TO VOTE
TaNrs %, HiFh 49, 80 Per Cent Are
rvpnsod h., special committee.
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-21
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-21

tRv JOHN l.. BALDERSrOND
(Copyflght. 1918. by Tho Mcclure Nswsps
prr 9yudiraitl
LONDON. July 90 People at
home her, iu England and british
soldiers al the front are amazed az
tho continuous succession of conEoSs
of American troops Thousands %
f0ldicrR arrive almost every day and
are forwarded with tho hricfost Ilc-
lay 20 complete their training behind
the fighting huc And when English
men arc told that but certain pro-
norton uf the Americans ever Hce
England or tho British front az all.
tho remainder guing direct 20 more
southern harbors In France, their
altouIsnment and admifauon knows
10 bounds
England now believes that we ~tll
mako good. that We are making
good. Sorely tried France feels to
too Al the doubts of three months
ago have been dlssipited by the
tents Of transportation, the tighinE
quality of the Americans displayed
IN action. tho shiphuildine records
that keep piiing up across IN" Allan
sic. our stock has guH up trcmcn
dousiy Of late with the civilians and
" lIU lIlt FhAAAFlW NAl q ANf".' ~ "
aninions with the gulf of the chan
rel between them that do not all
aayH ur indeed often. thiuh alike
hut on this point are At one.
Has Been said Before.
This may not seem Ike startling
rows. surely statesmen and after
dinner sneakers and propaEandiSts
Of all kinds have been saving con
t1uously since April 1917, that
America was doing the most mar
voIous things They have They
believed al first. then. little by little
from a MULTIPLICITY of causes doubt
Fuccceded belief The newspapers on
This side and the propagandists piped
tho same tune az before, but there
was a forced note about u all Now
complete trust ana confidence have
been restored hy our record Of &C
complished and pro1lmate achieve
ment
In the first stage. the allled peopl-
were ready 90 swallow anything iha'
came from the United States. Mirac-
u'ou- and ridiculots stories ahou'
10000 alrplanra. million soldiers
in the spring drive, every rARtag nnf
hobtnt Of nonsense that was TAXED
n America at the beginning py
sneople new 20 war, was snapped UP
iare and believed by sober men who
ought 10 have known better, but
usre willing to credit American ef-
y.riency and American energy wlth
ability 10 perform tasks that mo-
r,snt's reflection would have shown
were Impossible
The reaction was Inevitable. II un-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-21
To Ask Divine Blo--inR.

IONpON, July 20 --premIef
Lloyd George, IN a few words. moved
former Premier Asqulth seconded
and the members ~ the house Of
commons unanimously adopted this
resolution today THAT this house
attend IT, MarKRreta. Westminster.
Sunday, tho eth OF August. u being
the fourth anniversary of the declar.
alton ot war. to invoke divine bless
ing on our just cause %
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-21

Nov mo lighting strength OF Ger.
many and OF ourselves lH 10 hc Nvs.
rured. nor On terms Of 5000 Ger.
mana or 5000 BHtons who may be
wearing uniforms but IN terms ot
divisions at or behind the front All
tho M men who can be- sent TO the
front are sent there on both sides
No reserves Of man power 10 nm the
cans arc lefi Nm either Nae broadly
gssaklnr except Americans Civil.
isns nrs a'usys puzzled az the great
dlsrrspaury between the number OF
infantry with hsyoreH and machine
guns who take part 'r 'h" fighting
and me total numbers called ont hN
tfr nation German. f"r instance
1aE orw ah14. ? 100000 actual
hayone,s .u fha west and THO Ger
man army 8 f1r larger than our
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-20

the letters of the Hebrew alphabe!
in order, and by later scholars S
ascribed to the times of the Mac
cabees (see below)-that is. prob
ably during the second century be
fore Christ. The section of our
lesson taken from Luke refers 10
events that transpired in Novembe.
or December, A. ID. %, while Jesus
and his disciples were in Perea, and
therefore not very long before his
crucifixion. These verses from
Luke are paralleled by Matthew vi.
9-l3 and vii. I'll.
Place, Peraea-(See notes on les
sons for May 5 and l2) In writ
ing of Peraea Of the present Ewing
says: in the Peraea OF today the
Jew is represented only by the tray
cling tin smith and peddler. Col
onieS Of CircassianS are turning the
soil to good account. At es-Salt
the natives pursue a profitable trade
in raisins while in the "barriyeh," -"
the uncultivated parts, the nomadS
find good pasture for their flock"
Persons. ohn-Referring to Ohm
the Baptist, who had been dead sew
en- or eight months at the time "f
our lesson. Maccabees-Common
name OF the Jewish family, also
known as the HasmonaeanS, who
led the ews in their revolt against
the Syrian government III the sec
ond century b. c. and under whom
the ews for short while achieved
political independence. The more
important early members OF the
family were Mattathias, who took
control lo7 b. G.. and died the next
year, He was followed by three
sons in succession: Judas Cl66-lol
b. c., Jonathan 16l-l45 B. Ca
and Simon Cl43-l35 b. c.. The
last in the list, though number
OF lesser ones follower, was ohm
Hyrcanus, Simon's son (l35-lO5 b.
Co.. The Apocrypha contains two
books OF Maccabees, giving account
of the deeds of the family during
the two centuries Immediately pre-
ceding Christ.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-20
HE WOULDN'T HANG ROUND
Prisoner Expresses Deep Felt
Yearning to Get Away.

Philadelphia Telegraph: Refer
ence at DINNER was made to the
yearning OF prisoners for the air OF
freedom, when Congressman VII
liam W. Hastings of Oklahoma re-
called little incident along that
line.
While visiting u penitentiary
some time since a social workc,
paused before the door of one OF
the cells TO say few encouraging
words to colored prisoner.
81 suppose" remarked the social
worker. that if you were given
your liberty you would not take a
chance on getting in here again p
Deed | wouldnd't, boss" declar-
ed the prisoner. No mo- OBJ dis
lodG~n' house TO me !"
81 am glad to hear that" return
ed the other. What would you do
il you got ont p
What would | do?' answered
the colored one. "Why, would 60
so fab away from heah dat it woull
cos 81 to SEN me postal cawdl"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-20
SU CAR RULE ABUSED;
TO Be MORE DRASTIC
ADVANTAGE is TAKEN OF
CANNING REGULATIONS
is REPORT.

Oklahoma City, July 20.-The ma
tional food administration at Wash
ington. in telegram sent to {. b
Ames, federal food administrator
TO rOklahoma, orders further re-
strictions in the sale Of sugar. The
new regulation contains new rules
tor the month Of August.
The Hoover message instructs
the state food administration not
to send out any sugar certificates
for August until further instruc-
ions are forwarded. 1t states that
the August allowance of sugar has
been cut to 20 per cent OF the l0O,-
600 tons basis allowed for July. | +
the number OF certificates issued in
July by the state administration
were in excess of the allotment this
should be deducted from the Aug
ust allotment
The state food administration is
instructed to limit the first allot-
ment OF sugar on certificates to 50
per cent OF the amount called for
in statements by retailers and 9TH
ers who use certificates, promising
to furnish the remaining 50 per
cent later if it is available.
The two pounds per person and
the 25-pound canning rules have
been abused, the Hoover commun-
ication states and Administrator
Ames is asked to emphasize the ne
cessity OF retailers policing their
trade. All retailers will be required
to keep record OF sugar sales to
each customer retaining a copy
an dsending another
copy to the local food administra-
tor. In no case will anyone be per
mltted to receive more than Is
pounds of sugar for canning pur-
poses without the approval OF the
state food administration.
No new jobbers or wholesalers
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-20
Notice to Precinct Registrars.

No voter is allowed to change his
politics unless he has made appli-
cation to his precinct registrar 20
days before the primary election
ANY precinct registrar that allow
change to be made other than stated
is subject to $4,000 fine and one
year in the penitentiary. Regisira-
ton book, close on July 10Th. 1918.
K. f.. GRESHAM
E-lOt County Registrar.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-20

The Setting of the Lesson.
llme-Psalm cXly. is an acrostic
Psalm, IFS verses beginning with
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-20
Wymm@wood
Lawton Norvell
Agent and Correspondent.

Wynnewood, Okla, July 20
Mrs. NJ. Elliott left "Wednesday
for Hartford, Ark, where she vii
visit her mo.ler.
Misses Annie Laurie BramblC
and Ethel Cordell have returned
from Edmund, where they have
been attending summer normal,
Mrs. +. l.. Robinson and Mrs. c.
A. Cox returned yesterday from
Sulphur where they spent the last
few days.
Many OF the registrants who were
placed in class at the first classi-
tication, have been notified that
they must appear before the local
exemption board and show cause
why they should not be placed in
class AL.
The school board was notified
yesterday OF the death, at Ada, OF
Miss Abilene Johnson. Miss John
son has lived here for several years
with her mother and sister, Lydia,
who has been teaching in the
Wynnewood public school. Miss
johnson was attending the normal
at Ada when she was stricken with
appendicitis.
Henry Graves, who was run down
by 4 tourist automobile Saturday
evening about three miles south OF
Wynnewood, is still in 4 critical
condition but there is some hope
OF his recovery.
Mrs. +. +. Norvell is in Pauls
Valley and Lindsay this week in
the interest of the W Woodmen Circle.
Ed Sutherland, and sister, Mrs.
Ballew, weer in Ada yesterday, hay
ing been called there on account
of the illness of Miss Johnson, who
lived only short while after they
arrived.
Mrs. Charles Henry and Mrs. II.
S. Shackelford, chapcroned a party
of Youngsters to Prices Falls yes
terday.
Miss Frank Dean Cathey, who
has been visiting Mrs. Mack Deal,
left for Norman yesterday for a
visit with her aunt before return
ing to her home in Tulsa.
Miss Matte Cunningham has re-
urned from Edmond, where she at
tended the summer normal.
Misses Florence v alner and Fay
Deal Went to Pilot Point, Texas
tuesday for a weeks visit.
William Felty drove his Ford
a. to Durant yesterday to visit the
Hickman family. He expects to re-
urn ~ way Of Fort Worth, Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mitchell OF
he Southland Cotton Oh Com
ANY, are camping this week at Tur-
Ter Falls. :
John d. Dougherty, n. Felty, l..
FROST and Ware Dougherty. visit
d Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mitchell
t Turner Falls Wednesday night
Lucille Felty will leave tomorrow
or Coleman. Okla, 20 visit for
week or ten days. :
Mayor +. l.. Keys is hurrying
,ork on his new residence on Gard
er avenue. which when completed
ill be one of the finest residences
n the city
Guy Mitchell is building bunga-
Nv OF the lot near his fathers -
ONE.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-20
GERMAN EMPRESS WEEPS.
Sight of Numerous Wounded In
Hospitals Shock 10 Her.

Geneva, July 2O.-The German
empress, accompanied b. Prince
Joachim, has been visiting hospitals
in Rhine towns since Sunday. SAYS
a dispatch from Strassburg by way
OF Basel. The hospitals are said
to be crowded with wounded most
~ Prussian soldiers from the zone
of the German offensive along the
Azrne. Bavarian and Saxon
wounded are being sent into the in
terror.
The empress Is reported TO have
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-20
THE SUNDAY
SCHOOL LESSON
GENERAL TOPIC: PRAYING
TO GOD.

The Scripture: Luke xi. l-l3 +;
Psalm cxlv. Is, 10.
Golden Text: Let us therefore
draw near with boldness unto NE
throne OF grace, that We may re-
celve mercy, and may find grace to
help us in time OF need, Heb. iv.
10.
!. And it came to pass, as he was
praying in certain place, that
when he ceased, one OF his disci-
pies said unto him, Lord, teach us
to pray, even as John also taught
his disciples.
:. And he said unto them, When
ye pray, say, Father, Hallowed be
thy name. Thy kingdom come.
). Give us day by day our daily
bread. .
4. And forgive us our sins; for
we ourselves also forgive every one
that is indebted to us. And bring
us not into temptation.
). And he said unto them, Which
OF you shall have a friend, and
shall go unto him at midnight, and
say to him, Friend, lend me three
loaves;
o. For friend of mine is come
to me from a journey and / have
nothing to set before him;
/. And he from within shall an
swer and say, Trouble me not: the
door is now shut, and my children
are with me in bed; cannot rise
and give thee?
8. And say unto you, Though
he will not rise and give him be
cause he is his friend, yet because
OF his importantly he will arise and
give him as many as he needeth.
y. And | say unto you, Ask, and |
1t shall be given you; seek, and ,c
shall find knock, and it shall be |
opened unto you.
~. For every one that asketh re-
ceiveth; and he that sceketh find
eth, and to him that knocketh it |
shall be opened.
II. And OF which of you that is
a father shall his son ask a loaf.
and he give him a stone? or fish.
and he for fish give him 4 ser
pent?
i. Or if he shall ask an egg, will
ne give him scorpion?
Is. If ye then, being evil, know
low to give good gifts unto your
how much more shall
our heavenly Father give the
ioly Spirit to them that ask him
Is. Jehovah is nigh unto all them
hat call upon him. To all tha,
all upon him in truth.
10. He will fulfill the desire of
hem thet fear him; He also will
ear their cry, and will save them.
Home Readings Monday, Pray {
lg to God, Luke xi. l-l5. Tues
ay, The Nearness of God, Psalm .
xiv. $40 " ednesday, Ask. Seek,
mock, Matthew vii. IA. Thurs
ay, Peters Deliverance, Acts xii. {
II. Friday, Gods Gracious Invi- :
'tion, Isaiah ". 10, Saturday, The +,
pirit OF Prayer, Phil iv 40. Sun |
ay Our Refuge and Strength. |
salm, Nlvi III. +!
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-20

starting to handle after July ! will
be given license certificates. No
sugar certificates shall be given fol
sugar except for human consump-
ton. The only exceptions to the
rule are that sugar may be furnish
ed TO manufacturers Of explosives
or OF other products needed by the
government and OF drugs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-20

broken down and wept at seeing SC
many wounded at Strassburg.
Large new wings, the advices say
are being added to the hospitals AT
Cologne and llannheim. In the
meantime the Wolff bureau, the
German semi-official news agency
continues to announce that the
German losses have been insignif;-
cant.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-20
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
GEo. ". BOWLING, DEMOCRAT

4 native Texan. Was reared In Ken.
tucky Has lived in oklahoma since
before statehood. lie Is an ex Blue
Jacket and will frame laws for the pro.
lection Of our returned soldiers
political Advertising,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-20
HUN AVIATOR is
DRIVEN FROM BRITAIN

London, July 2O-A German air
plane crossed the Kentish coast this
morning and was driven back by
the fire OF anti-aircraft guns, ac-
cording to an official announce
ment.