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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-26
HUSBAND GETS SHOT
DURING FAMILY ROW
" iilinm Jenkins IN One Hospital,
wife In AnotI,cr--Nclihcr
Finally Hurt

Nilurm Jenkins aOG Norih ~
wood proprietor of a barber shop ~
the corner OF First aud Main streets
III IN tho Morningsldc hospital with u
bullet wound IN his right shoulder
His wife ~ IN the oklahoma hoe pital
Tor treatment for hruises ard acute
alcoholism. jenkins ana his S-ycar.
old daughter told the police Mrs
Jenkins fired the shot which put her
huhand IN the hospital. ilIs wound
ga no. dangerous
According tu nelghbors. the Ien.
kins had violent quarrel ChriT' mas
,,vuluR on" told the police hr saw
toUt Co., carry his wife from the
hou.o and throw her violently down
rh'u hr took her bnck into the
huu-" aud shortly thereafter shot
W. heard
~ The NoruinTsIdc hospital i' vas
said Jenkins walked into the hos.
piRl and asked that his wound he
drcrs,i Hospital attendant, siN he
made no statement HH to how h" 70.
cri'"d th" wound The hullct sfu,k
ln 'hc right shoulder ana ranged
striking np vital spot and
heiug stopped close to the surface
n was removed b., nn operation
Th" police sbN thcS have heen
aiiod ~ the jenkins home an former
occasions because ~ duarreling Mrs
Jenkins IL Jenkins second wife 80
hrreatH had been made hast night
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-26
lies Agreed Not
to Go Into Russia :
NOw. Paris Reports

rANls Doc 90 The allied
government have decided against
further Intervention In Russia. at
least for nv present. according to
Indications from official circles.
Great britain and the United
States Il IL represented, while
recognizing that Nu-sla Nould be
assisted In way to permit her
10 rcturTi tu uormni conditions.
point out that military inicryeu-
tion on a lars- roale would Involve
difficulties and danger ~ all
Kinds
stephen lichor, the French FOR.
elgn m'nht"r. explained the situA-
ton ut length ~ the ummlttec on
foruiRn relations Yesterday lir
said the solution ~ pt'Hput faN-
utrd waa to guarantee moral sup
port Ia m" governments which
had spfunr up ~ Ntaiuus points on
Russian ana siberian territory
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-26
SEES NEED OF ADDITIONAL
FORCE TO PROTECT RUSSIA

PARIS. Dec Prince Lvoff
VINO n the guest of Basilc Maklakon
RUSSIAN ambassador 20 France. and
VINO H participating In the lengthy
''nterences being held here by Rus
t-h Statesmen, discussed HIS views
ui lhe immediate future In Russia
WIN The representative OF the Afso-
'm'ed Press He said
Additional entente military forces
VIZ necessary Ia restore order and
.hr'k anarchy In Russia 1, Ia i'm.
possible Tor the disorRanized country
" 'lght Itself otherwise.
am not a military expert" he
A'h when asked how many troops
Nould hc necessary. "and my opin.
,'n "h that subject would he Of little
,Y,' nut IN my judgment 200 OO0
V'l'ers would be adequate The
OPPOSITION ia weak petrograd prnc.
"hUy mas ceased To exist and could
'b"n with slight resistance
' i'ph Ia a question Rs 10 what
,'W ~ government would be hes,
DI huNSla. Prince Lvoff said that II
".t' ne a republic.
, raul y Milukorr former Russian
,"'Fn minister. who was ordered
,o I'tNe France hscauaC ~ alleged
port irrcgularities haa gone to
Nlnl Tie was accompanied hy
'i" politicians from UkiAine who
'o from Odessa with him.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-26
AMERICA CELEBRATES
VICTORY CHRISTMAS
With World st P~~cc for T1r-i Time
In -Four Years, New zc~t n Added
To Nation. Wide Obs-rvanccs.
SOLDIERS CENTRAL FIGURES
Returning Troops Make. Event Hsp'
pier One Throughout Country
Quictnc~ MARKS Obsrrvanc-s.

WARRINGTON. Dec. America
today celebrated a victory Chrisrnas
with tho world at peace for the
first christmas since isis. because
NJ IN" victories ~ the military forces
n the United states ana the allies.
the American people appeared 10.
termined to make today'H celebra.
tion memorable This determine
ton scents 10 have been intensified
by President Wilson's ChrlstmnT
message to the American people say,
Ink th,t "throughout the great ma.
r"ns with witch We have been assso.
rintrd IN THE war public opinion
strongly suHiain- All proposals for n
jus, ana lnwinr peace"
\ return in tho merry christmas
- fpfmcr years was apparent
throughout the nation Buslness rn-
v'cVs showed thai despite the IN
vef'Iiniics ~ Ir,unHirutiion tho old
spirit ~ rNlnR accompanied hy good
vii luNard men. had ben revived.
iu the Dclrhtniluu NJ the victory
'htiNmls thr soldiers and sailors
Who nude such = christmas posalhle
htd = large par, Though u large
proportion ~ the military forces of
'he nation remained ovrrseaH, those
Vhu have reformed were given a
welcome iu eN"ty community ana
had - large plri boo the DAYS cello.
Nrtiiuu
ln Na-hmeiou th~ day vas relc
hrated quietly bu, wholeheaftsdly
For the flrst time lu the nations
history Christmas Wbr not observed
90 mo white huuso. President VII
aou IN France fnr the peace confer
cu.o. spent the DAY with the Amefi-
'tu troops ~ the front Members
~ tho cabinet and ~ congress- spent
the dsy with their families
Secretary Daniels VIA 30 leHv"
Washington Iais today for NeN
YORK tn welcome home ihe units ~
tho American fleet which have been
Ia the wa zone ScrretnrN maker
attended a christmas reiehration fnr
the ponr children ~ the city I'm the
romndn Of the capitol Assi-' cd 10y
SOC soldiers from n.arh, camps the
war secretary acted gs q chief santa
claus for the children ana aided in
the distribution of glftr from u iarse
Christmas tree brought from the
Washington estate al Mount eornon.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-26
WAR ON STOCK FRAUD
NOT TO BE RELAXED
capital Issues Committee I.nds Work
but iison'nrnds laws To kcrp
Down tnworth, Schemes.
GLASS ASKS LEGISLATION
TREASURY Secretary WIN Rcqnot I'm
mediate Action h, Congr,-a--
Supervision Stops Dcs. ~.

WASlIINGTON. bee. .. - The
capital issue. committee ~ the treas
ury. the government war ugrnct
Tor the SUPPRESSION ~ unrHHruti,l se.
curly Issues. announced tonight that
u would suspend activities on lie.
c"mbcr III, ana remain inactive unti'
disnslNci unless called hnrk into
service by Developments
Accompanying tho announcement
were warnings to tho public both
from the committee ana Secretary
Glass ~ the necessity Tor continued
STREET economy und at.uin.t worthless
securities, The committee stated It's
Intention OF making "a supplementary
rcport to congress recommending n
mw tn prevent imporiiions upon the
inNostinE public aud Secretary Ginsp
sad he would AJAX the present con %
rress to enact such legislation iu.
mrdintrh. 70 Illustrate the extent
ot IN" menace, the committee said
schools were being established t.
teach statesmen fraudulent promo
ton
Tho committee viii maintain It,
offices IN Washington until further
notice
Secretary Glass statement mid In
MY chief misgivlng In accepting
thc hctien OF the committee arises
out ~ the need the COMMITTEES
haS frequently Expressed and the
Importance ~ which has become
increasingly hNiouH, VI protecting
the public Investors against the
flood ~ worthless or doubtful se.
curiiies which threaten the mnr.
ket when the restrictions are re.
moved. and present conditions
emphasize tho importance of oh.
tanning emergency legislation ~
speedily uS possible so Hs to he
able to cope effectively with this
evil
I intend To ask congress I'm.
mediately for legislation that will
check tho traffic In worthless &C
curitics while imposing No undue
restrictions upon the financing ~
legitimate business aud shall urge
thdt It be made effective before
the close ~ tho present session"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-26
Tulsa Hero OfFamedFO Foreign Legion
Returns After Distinguished Service

at 1850 South Elwood vest orday.
From, the return Of Arthur ,,nm-
man from the bsttieflelds OF Franc.
was nil thai hla mother Mrs A NJ.
uammRn desired In the vny OF
a Chrl,,mna gift Ana 50 along IN
In. sark bour. n, The morning while
santa claus was busiest Qamman
Returned Ia IN. family nome which
he had lsft when war brok. out 10
helm ria the world OF the Hun and
Incidentally IN win dlstlnction on tho
battlefield as well as TO receive
wound. which ken, MIN In n hos.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-26
FLAGMAh FAILS IN DUTY
Ordered to Rear of Passenger
lie Stops to Warm and
Freight Smashcs On.
MANY OkLAHOMANS IN LIST
Soldiers and Civilians Die or
Receive Injuries; Taken
to Hospital.

cHlCkAsiIA. Okla. Dc, 60.
Five persons lost their lives ana -
persons were injured. 10 of then,
seriously when fti~'o frclshl
Train crashed into passenger tram
outward bound ftom oklahoma CitN,
At Norge. oklahoma. a small station
six miles southwest ~ Chlcknhn
early this morning
The pnsseuger train had been Al A
sta dntlll for some time hecauao oi
frozen pipes when tho freight
crashed into n. t-lescoping thteo ot
the passenger cars a flagman, sen,
10 the rear OF the passenger train to
Tag the oncoming freight. In 70.
ported by the station agont to have
stopped "a warm himself Tho
fIelght train thundered by too late
to he warned uf the passenger
ahead,
An early investigation reported
the dend as follows
SECOND iLEUT. j. u. M'LAU-
rim. Address unknown.
EARL ". BEtiI.. 3it Fast Fourth
NtFfFts w bbh
WALTER \. CARTER, Enid
Okla.
ROBERT BURNS, Tucumc"ri
Y. ".
TIE NTH victim to ioac his NE vas
unidentified. HIS iinco WAS mnrLc'l
with tie initials D.. NJ. H.. bat further
Identification wss mot discovered.
These -crlous,y injured are pr,.
vaie J. ,. trntoo. Camp Funston
right Isw crushed; lac Scnton. ~.
more rty. Okla, intrrnni Injuries
u. W Fern, tyrii. Okla. compound
frncturc of left leg; J. r. Hcnslc,
Oklahoma ttty. Injuries about head
4. Y. Wise, Holiday. Okla, lea
crushed. nnd Wyc~ Tmmons, &C.
ment. OKLA. fractured hin. Mis-.
Father Clarke, Kiefcr, Okla; A. \
Hcsntc. Irchcr. Okla; VIII Chester
Oklahoma City, and l.. a. Charter
Oklahoma Chy, wcrc also -crtousi,
injured but NO exact descriptions oi
their cusc- was available.
An of the injured are IN q hospital
here
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-26
CRANE SEES URGENT NEED
OF RELIEF FOR RUSSIANS

NTTlE Wash. Dec eb
~ uI,. iI crane fprW", member -
10, Luut comm .sion - l!ussu. irs'
ht,. rpW siberia ami th' orient toe
tl. pu 4
$50 uir knows ln. ting about
Iu..p ~ Is u tragedy There ore
tNu ihnp, which stand iui I..Iu''.
't which are dcspertir.s uc.lrd
maintenance ~ the trius t'1rridl
rlvn, ant ihe absolut' rarl -
Eu~,IA fur rclisf
Nru vh. ro.4rsscd rr.a' 'noNY.
rdr. uf lussit prior 30 o.. WIr nu.l
s,,n dufIus her purti,,ll Ion ~ th"
Vlr Nr Crnnr hoh~Nrs ctu NOT give
U..tH|. views uU me .'tut.t %
.pp'y poi ana rriicf Hu1 ave th,
,uIIUfr. frpm a dangerous pos ton.
b.. sid rh" trius .rIh,thn rti wpV
mus, 1r improved ani arpt In steady
operation
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-26
APPLICATION OF POINTS
QUESTlOh---B

PANlS. Dec 90 All tho hcllig'
erents have accepted president Mil-
sons II points and the only question
10 he discussed is thelr intcrptrta-
tion." said Count Won Hcrnsturr.
former GERMAN Ambassador Ia the
United States, In giving his opinion
of what uermany's attitude would
he n, the peace conference, accord.
ing to tho Geneva correspondent of
tho Matin
"gcrmany," declared tho count
will keep 10 the presidents pro
gram. which grants each people ~
an clinical group the righ, to dis
pose OF Itself"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-26

rltAut T.. iioh"nii sunday. beo
20 Professor 7 q NaslfNE. prcsl
dent nf the Cg"cho sloShk republic.
tok the oath nf offlD" as president
ioda, IN the dlot building The pres
idrui. oath on assuming office was
az follows
= promise ~ president ~ The
Ggo hu S'uN Nt. r"pIhl, ou ms honor
the N.fir, ~ %, 'rpuhlr ana IT,
people AND respect its laws"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-26

fNElS, nc, 20 .llaNtHi ..
The u"rmanH have returned sIucks
hken from the banks ln northern
France. amounting approximately
tO 5000, 900 900 fran.s
several shfrs weighing from
ilNc tn seven tons each which the
t'l mans lid uul Open ana Uv
now IN nrusscl- wll ho hruught
back shortly tu Naienrirnucs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-26
WIRE BRIEFS.
FREE on SALE
ALLOWED IN FRANCE.

PARIS. Dec ga decree pub
lishsd today established tho free
sale and use OF petroleum begin
ming on January I. The decree also
permits tho free salo and uso OF
au,omo obilea, excepting those no,
licensed for commercial purposes
Autom obilcs In tho latter class are
still subject To certain restrictions.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-26
DISORDERS AGAIN
OCCUR IN RARC EIONA.

ny The Associated Press.
BARCELONA, Tuesday. Dec -
Disorders occurred here during
last night between groups repre-.
sontIng the autonomy party and
others from the Spnnish unity party
A police lieutenant was shot and
killed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-26
Red Cross Enrolment
NOW SeUenfeen Million

NASHlSGTON. Dee, 90 An on
rollmcut ~ nearly 1000 600 wts
shown ~ reports from the American
Red cross Christmas foll call re-
cciVed Tonight ut national head
quarters here MANY divisions rc
ported that thus fnr they had h"sn
able 10 get only scattering returns
from many chapters And this ted
officials to believe that tho ultimate
total win exceed 90 OOn. 600
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-26
100000 FRENCH
PRISONERS RACK

PARIS. Dec 20 Two hundred
and seventy thousand French prison
ers have returned from Germany.
There still remain In Germany 200,-
900 Frenchmen, IA largo number of
whom are already homeward bound.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-26

ININ l'NiNflH NNNlIfi'ltfU iN ENfNFH
hrirs iiakcr and Houston. General
March. CHIEF of staff. and Joseph Il,
Tumulty. secretary to the President.
lef, tonight for New York, whore,
tomorrow. Mr.. Dnniels will review
the home coming warships which
have been on duty In the war zone.
SEW NOHk. bee 2b-Ten great
hiiilcHhips. the vanguard ~ Ameri-
ca, returning overseas armada.
dropped anchor this afternoon of
sandy Hook They will enter the
h1rhur tomorrow In triumphal pro.
C,Slun and under the shadow Of
Lihertys statue, pass IN review bn.
fore secretary Danics
Tho titans of the sea, leading
scores ~ smaller craft In the race
for the homeland we're headed by
tho supcrdrohdnaugh Pennsylvania
which with Admiral Henry r. Mayo
aboard. conveyed president Wilson's
shlp to the coast ~ France
Gr,ctings Nrc Wired.
The first word from the battle flee,
early today was received here when
IN. dispatch yach, from whose mast
flies tho flag OF Vice Admiral A. W.
Grant, picked mp u wireless mcsrtge
signed by Admiral Mayo. the com.
mander-in chief expressing to the
officers and men OF the fleet tho
Christmas SveetinRs OF thousand OF
sailors returning from war duty.
\ few minutes later the radio ap-
pRrntuH on the dispatch racklcd out
this message;
The commander OF battle force
No ana the Officers and the men
~ battle force No, ! sincerely APP
rrcolate seasonal greetings from tbs
commander chief In return the
commander or battle fore" No. ! and
ih' officers and men of his command
Wish merry Chrhtinhs aud happy
ney year to the home coming over
seas forces
outdistancinE the desiroNers ana
smaller craft whlch lcfl Tor nome
with them. the 10 hattleships report
cd ~ wireless Two DAYS sgn that they
could steam into New YORK on
,thlSimE day. They werc ordered,
however To loaf along as their re
ccption was planned for Thursday
Come 10 Anchor,
nut 'loaf ~ they might the great
ctIt could not forever put on the
moment when they would reach
these shores, and this afternoon they
came To anchor about 40 miles from
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-26

\ fHII from q stone uuartf ~ -
fuutt i,su.icd Boo tWn hruk"u trWf
fnr Hrt,hitn Tffrn' Mine Nrtr.hId
son nf T. Tarrcu' uf tliuu'ei IN"
trcIdput occurred christmas me
boy Whs broush' 10 tho Ok'1homt
huspiinI last night
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-26
PROGRAM IS CARRIED OUT
Prearranged Plans Are OBJ
served When Presidential
Party Goes to Troops.
NOW ON WAY TO ENGLAND
Embarkation From French
Coast Will BE Made This
Morning From France.

,ti,,,,,,,,.r
60. Nv 20 '''h'"'hi
wilson reviewed the American troop.
~ l1nEreS, southeast Of Chsumont,
this Af,srnoon A., .rr,,.,,, an,
IA. ,,..,,,,a "''.. WV
P''h'"h'. tue re-
we" TOOK place on the iangres
plateau
Areomn,n,., a.. A., u,n.. a..
,,,.,,.,. - w NV
''"Th"d mere and t"oh
specm train for the north coas,
whence hp viI ,mhn,l ,,.. ,,,..t,,,
President w,i., ''"'
D., ""h "'''
'"h' '"'h ''rlb thir morning for
his Christmas day visit to the Amer.
Van troops Hts train WAS held out
side the town for n time 10 sccord
with tho program of tho local Of.
t,.I'h ~ o'clock he entered
Tha n,a.,s.n W nAa ne,n Hr"nsed
a, ,h, ,e,,hs, p.'." ~ 'u'N "a'n
~ r.,,t' t"t VIM" "enen
blcnL n. p"''y ,p w r"ln mn mn
t,,.,,. ~ NH "pp"'""'p
eri,.d 80 80 n"'' '.'" u"ups ~
l,n.r., w w ~" "''',h
L..
an, nv.,sc, rns W" W. n,,ur
a, a.. 30, bai
Tha .,a..,.. d, , .,,.
IN. A,n.,lran sr,,, - $50
,t,rt.,. ~. ',
li,, n, gner, a,,,.,sa hts ,n, rn.
.,ra,,I,, ,ai,o
.lsnsd ,or mi, n,pv sai,,,.s a..
nre.Jd.,, ,ho -t.b., H., ',.,,,
,'hrIstmn. an, n,,,, h,n, ,,a nru,d
r., .ol,t., in l',.,r.
All alons IN. la,t., mar, ~, IN.
route in,o rhaumon, uht,, was
trsy.rs,s bv d,vI,yh, ,ho ,roop,
yer. clust.,cd az, Incomotiv.. "a, IN.
,nrd. n, ton n, ho, cars an ire.
ton. ana n, sysry noI,, n, v.ntas.
wai,in, 10 ga, a silnrn.. or their
commander In chIef ana shout MIN
a merry Chrislmns
Bc,ci,.. u,,.o,
r,..t,,,, ,v,.o, ,.,.t,.,, a.. ,,o.,
.rordiuI ..Irone todny from the
,.ont, a., ,,h.uuont +, tou, y,b,c,,
h,. ,.n ,tosctv ...o,i,,sd .i,h ,he
h,.,,,,. -, IA. American c,nedltion
,,, ,n,,,s In France nnd f. nov M.
of IN, cnmm,nd,,.i In
'nto, A A. ,bs ,ov, f,n,, ,yhtch
Am.,Ir,s mar, 4, finishing the wsr
49,. 1,,or,,1
rhs ,,.sIs.ptInI ,rai, which i.f,
p,,is a, ,,ldnjght dr,w into IN.
,r,u,,n,, .,atlon a, a o',locL mi.
,nn,nin, n.nernI p.r,bInv uep.rnI
,ytrhel IN. Er.nrh offlr.r command.
tn, ,nr, AZ Eo..,.n nref,o, az
*, d.n,r,m.,, ~ Na,,c nnJ N
, .I, r.,.,.
,'',,,,, aa,s -, "a, ,i,t,orr, ia 70.
,ct,o ,he n,o.id.r, ana NJ. wI,.op
,,t, .r.r ,,sn,,din. a. IN. roraIai
.r..,irys ,,.s.a ,h,ous, salon
-, 80, ,s1 ,,,e.,,,.. ana f,a..
ga -, con,,y.,, ,.,.,. . romnsny
~, ~, ,oa,h I,.,,h ,,,.,,r,, .n,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-26
THE LAuomiNu oHaIsrMAs DAYS


Tho laughing ,hristmsN DAYS Are back,
Love stands beneath the misu.toe,
hni HE, Ike sAnta fro hts psnt,
flnr out tho Joys ~ Used w Know,
The mother smiles the old TING smile
N home WITH shouts Of flsdness Tinws,
And All the children for s~hilo
Are bu,y With their treasured things,
rhe holly tcrrer bnshuv rlesm
with OhrislmA bells the home Ia fsy
was hesttsshr lie itght'ul dream
w restless sleep has passed away
The sun OF Freedom shinos once more,
All lips may ain lifss cup OF ioy
Ths yestS " ,oinn have much In store.
For every little giri and boy
Ths family gather. one. Arsin
Around a lighted thrsim.s tree
tn, big ho's from the h~lds Of rsin
Come hack unto the moihrf's knee
Nov from al hear. tho hurdnn lifs
And eyes arc rsdiAntly bright
Loves rnntle hauds are bearing gifu
And Ia the si'ins fud delight
Fr,snds rAn be gentle friends once
more
Chldron may r,,ly romp and ,hout
And strr~ their TOYS uiou the floor
The little soh that ehotsd he voics
of s.dns,s when our b'es were
BLACK
Has vanished spd ,ll h~st, rejoice;
The suEhing 'sristmas ds's are
Copyright 1919 by Edgar \. Gv~O
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-26

CHAUMoNr. Dee. ss.---lmmsoi-
stsiy after . reception 81 ne Hstsi
Dc viils. Prssidsat wrisoh with
osnerai Peruhins and party mo-
torsd 10 HumsA whore the prssilent
reviewed . dstsehmsnt ef the fisUe
army Of the Americas szpsditieaafy
forces. AddrsssinG tho treeps 0sA-
srai Psrshins said,
MI President, aal fsiisv ssjl-
isss, We are sathsssd here ts1ay
10 do honor 10 the commAnlsr q eus
armies and nsviss ror the ftsst usNs
an American prssilsat Will psviev
an Amssioan army On foreign ssiD---
the coll Of . sister republic. bes11s
vhoss sallant troops ws haze feuoho
r.ss:. ! ~. proud m a. 10 W Sseisss Az . 1Ss
preslAspt that ne army has eVop
more legally Or nero sffsstiveAy
ssrvs4 ilg ceunlsy, $50 usoe 10
svss fought n . nSSles sassA
Yes, ~. pvsso1eal ~ yeus go
fIdspes ssl by yeus 6uopesl ~
mals the sssss. ee eur ersy. G.
you, ~ our oommaader.la -eooo3
,s:I... msy ! nov ., ! .ss''as the ns''ss's ~
In rsplyins, President wiissa ~,
pPeu11oos Tootg
'uenersi Pershins ana feilew sea-
rades; wish that ! could g1ye q
each one Of you the meesaSs thot J
know you arc longing 70 rsesive fFem
those ~ homo Who love you. 90
mot DO :A; ~ sSs e. e. tell q: zee a. s;S
ss.,Sns 70 .SS s'v. moro Ss"' ssvs sy 1srs s~s
your duty and you have done II with
. spirt which gave II distinctiea and
glory.
And now We are 10 hall the fs1stts
Of everything. You conquered. when
YOU cana over, what you came over
for and you have done what u WAS
appointed for you 10 do. I know
what you expected Of me. Some time
aso a gentleman from one Of the
countries with which va are asso-
ciatsd. WAS discussing with mo the
moral aSpects Of this war and aid
n We ala not insist upon the high
purpose which We have accomp iishsd
the end would not be justified.
bVe.yvouS =, nons p'vuu )"
you y. -S
... y" ,tun,,a, "' WIN ''"
..v, ~. n.oni. ri, a.. v,n,,.n
-. no~ ~s,,,,. ,o vs,ccws
g., han,. III, .cc,ajr, wh,ch
ssah. n,y 10. n.y.r ....,.d .,v n,he,
.rn,y hsc.,,.. o,,, co,,n,rx n IiLs mi.
coun,ry, we have been 40 prold Of
the stand taken tof the purpoec) for
Ifnit.d Ststes
Did What Was Esp~ctrd.
gym knew what va expected Of
you and You did n. know what you
and the people at home expected Of
me and ! am happy 10 say. my fol.
low countrymen. that I do not find
In the hearts of the great leaders
with whom II IL my privilege now "a
cooperate. any difference of prfn-
ciple or of fundamental purpo~.
1T happened that u was the PRIV
ilesc OF America to present the
charts FOR p.ac" ana now inc proc.
eas of settlement has been rendered
slmpl" by the fsr'
that all the nations concerned have
accepted the chart and the aprlica-
tlon OF these principles laid down
there VIII their application. The
world viii nov KNOW thht thr NATIONS
that fought this war ~ well M tho
who represented them ar.
''"'i " .A-,..,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-26
WILSON TELLS TROOPS ALLIES AGR
WEATHER REPORT.

Tulsa, Ola I've - Maximum,
90 minimum. s.. north winds and
elesr
oRLAiloM,' Thursday fair. ~srn
o. Friday far
lDuidAkA, ARKANSAS E>Sr
AND WET tFN,S. Thursday fair.
warmer ftldsy tar
KANSAS! uaaarsl, tar Thursday
and fridsJ warmer thufsdsy
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-26
ANCHOR DROPPED BY FLEET
Ten Great Battleships Reach
Sandy Hook Christmas
Afternoon.
PROGRAM TO BE ELABORATE
United states Defenders,
Feared by Foe, TO Put on
Spectacular Event.

WASHlNGTuN. bee. 2j.--Secre-
iary Daniels, accompanied by secre.
hrirs ihkcr and Houston. General
March. chief of staff. and Joseph Il,
Tumully. secretary to the President.
lefl tonight for New York, whore,
tomorrow, Mr. bHnicls will review
The home coming Narships which
have been on duty In the war zone.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-26
Says He Finds No Diff
ference in Principle
Or Object.
ARMY IS PRESENTED
General Pershing Formal
ly Addresses Our
Soldiers.
NATION PROUD OF DEEDS
President Tells Troops
They Merit Gratitude
Of People.
ARMY IS PRESENTED
NATION PROUD OF DEEDS
~ rAs Associated Pres.

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