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The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-05
John T. Wright, Colored
 Y. M. c. A. Secretary, to
 Address Negroes Here

After more than one year of service in France as Y. M. c. A. secretary for co ored troops of America, John T. Wright will visit Alabama and speak to members of his race at the Sixteenth Street Baptist church on Friday night, telling of the work of the seven war camp agencies for the soldiers of all races among the allies.
 He Is touring the south in behalf of the united war work campaign. and will speak in several other Alabama cities.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-05
''Y" Training Class
 to Begin Work Soon

The military training class of the Young Mems Christian association, which had been discontinued for some weeks on account of the flu" wili begin work on Thursday evening at o'clock. Not only are all members of the association eli gible, but all registrants who are in Class IA. This training will be in valuable even if Austria has holored huff" Come out, and be exposed to the enthusiasm. The work will be un- der the supervision of Capt Robert F. Smith.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-05
Voters Anxious About
 Their Voting Status

While Judge Stiles was holding court in Bessemer yesterday, Georse Whitfield. clerk in the probate office, was kept busy answering numerous questions of inquisitive persons about their status at the ballot box today.
 Many who had paid their poll taxes at other places were disappointed be- cause they couldn't vote here, the req son for this being that they had not registered here
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-05
MOBILES
PANDORA TEMPLE

Heed the call of your potentnte and attend the receptiert to our imperial poteptate, Elias j. Jdcoby, at D. ni., tonight, at T1twiier hotel. Bring your ladies and enjoy this beautiful gath ering. All Nobies who can arrange to do so, will meet at Terminal station at II n. m. wearing fex and form escort to TutSviler hotel
 FRANK C. sHEPARD. JR. CHARLES J. GEOHEGAN,
 RecOrder
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-05
930 Bales of Cotton
 Ginned in Jefferson

Reports compiled yesterday showed that 9S0 bales of cotton had been baled in Jefferson county up to De- tober IS. as compared with 174 for the same date last year
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-05
Campaign Has Been ListLess One From
 Beginning to End
Alabama Ballots Today for State County and Congress sional Officials-Nnth and Seventh Districts Hold Interest in Congressional Fight-Thompson
 and Huddleston Both Claim Victory

in through the closed complete the field, candidates
 of the 10 districts the politicians to whatever the the Ninth congressional diiet where the opposition the a belief in their ability
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-05
Card of Thanks

Will the many friends who were attentive to the late Charles Burt Lytle during his short. fatal illness. and those who sent the beautiful floral tributes for his last resting place. ac- cept the sincere thanks of his wife. Capitola Merrell Lytle, and his chil- dren, Lucille and Charles Burt, Jr?
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-05
MASONIC NOTICE

special communities ton of King Solomon Lodge No. 40O. A. F. and A. M.. is called for Tuesday, s ?. m., November k fer annual examination in ritual.
 F. B. LATADY, w. N. .. .. WHITE, Secretary.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-05

Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic restores vitality and energy by purify ing and enriching the blood. You can soon feel its Strens thening, Invigor- ating Effect Price soc
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-15
RoMPS ON Won HERTLING
us as n Burrlar Would say" the
Tclcgraaf Comments

AMSTERDAM. July l4-Com.
menting on the speech IN tho rr,h.
stag last Thursday Of Count son
Hertling. the German imperial chnn
ceilor, the Telegram SAYS.
~ Is AZ n a burglar Hss io 'N.
Judgc; 4 viii return part of mv booty
you acquh nv. The iuiErs r.UD
70 such a criminal would D., tur au.r
~ ~ VIII he tho cutcntD's reply .
Chancellor Won HertIinr's l..n.
r'tlon really IS another strIE U...-
Wrd' for he said nothing rGJarHuH
.ne military relations between g,.
many and Hclgium nor regarded t.
Sy SSp-oallei Independence OF rHrf.m
hlertlins's only object I'm putting un'
nus declaration Is 20 be able 10 age
TO HIS people:
You soc. we have done our ut.
- iuost Ms regards Concessions wthu..
'vhI Can you sliu doubt thnt 500.
lknunc for your very exIErug.
against foe who II determined t5
destroy you p"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-15
TOLD OFFICER INTENTIONS
Policeman Had Upbraided
Him for Drinking; Admit
ted Alcohol Had Hold.
MANY WITNESS TRAGEDY
Happens in Presence of Large
Sunday Crowds Near
Frisco Hotel.

Johnnie Iynch. tank builder
was tired ~ living so he told a po-
liceman In West Tulsa late SATURDAY
night Life was not worth living and
a craving Tor alcoholic liquor which
ne declared. he was unable TO over
come. made the future all the HloIo
unbeJr1blc. to,,t
rnorgue the victim OF an accident IN
which alcohol played no snhli part
,,J ,,btrh friends uf the dead man
t,i'.,, yy,s the action which he was
,,e1ItltIur upon when he declared
Iasf uiEht that ho was urea OF Nv
ing" ..-...,., ...
NJ "a Of tho oklahoma Union Rail
,,,, Icft the Frisco hotel In West
Tuisa for a return trip 10 Tulsa. The
oar had progressed not more tnan
two blocks when Lynch, who had
lspn seen about string OF boNcars
ON "A track near the oklahoma Union
EnfIy4y ,linc. stepped out Into the
middle Of the street car track. di-
r.rfk- Ia front OF an onComing car.
Witnesses TO tho affair. both
among passengers or tho street car
and those in the vicinity. declared
tnaf Motormdn J. NJ Handy in
charge OF the car. fid everything
In his power TO avoid running down
the man who. as II by magic, ap-
peared before his car
Knocked TO the track by the car
Lynch was probably killed Instantly
as tho wound on the head would in
dicate. was dragged by the wheels
OF The car along the track until Il
was stopped Passengers on the car
joined with the crew In hitting the
man from the track and a call for
an ambulance and physicians was
made Immediately. Aside from the
wound on the head. the right arm of
Lynch was severed from the body
and he was bruised about the body
and lower limbs.
Those acquainted with the man de-
clare that he was at one time mar
ried, but since has been divorced
This trouble, together with "A defect
in hearing and a craving for llauUr
led. friends believe. 10 the smell OF
dependency which Is accountable
for the act
lynch had been talking TO a
policeman stationed at West Tulsa
'hc day before and the officer had
uphrWd"d him for txccas In tho
uSr OF liquors., and Il was during this
y"h'ersii'on that II Is alleged he
''''u no would take his own life.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-15
hichnowsiy nidn't Ic.c .1oh

-. NSsslN, July I4--At Emperor
w IIihtnN personal request. saws "a
ulhPa''h from Amsterdam TO the TN-
hLnE' Telegraph company. a r.a-
lo'lIL or 'he members OF the prua-
s'ah mouse OF lords have agreed not
90 CNpel Prince Chnrlca T5rbpoiy,l, 4,
German Ambassador Al I0rdo, a.,
tho outbreal, ~ the wnr. who issysd
a mcmuran Nh last March rr,iici,
mg the German foreign policy and
blaming tho German government FOR
starting the war,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-15
the Boy Who
Won't Come Back

The us.Ehhors wonder whst 10 tay
Iu comfort hrr throughout tho day.
I'. women stand about and tsh
500 stroke Doc NH.I sud- s0ily cry
Ari fp,st n tender tonrs .ahi low
Ni h'm Who Wa ru proud tu so
They Frn Nrr At Ihr wIuiow rane
And know hrr waifhuE's a. tu vain.
IU vain Tor hlm che long will yran.
liyf soldier byy Gill not return
The nr~s has ooms that he loa dead
Ana sleeps Iu freedoms valley TOD
lis mother treasuf,s uov note
That unto her "a captain erotst
Dear little LADY," 10 h,ran
Your tou departed - msu
lie volunteered f0r duty grim
kuosiug thai death svatsd bin.
Aud taid, before that night aua,k
Toll mother thAt [ sou boz back
"Aud now write 20 let you kuou
We hvc because be dared 90 60
! ihluk Euu would have THRILLED With pride
He'd 1ou been here the hour he died
What man. astei. tonight ~iIl die
To krfp nii Glory iu tho skyI
And ho ~as flrst to leave tho line
And hrswfr. lot ne task be mine
FROM vhat he taIl of yun / know
lou would have wanted him 10 go.
when peace returns with victory sweet
ll' will not march sioug The street
Nor share ths laughter and the cheers
Nor SEQ the mothers grateful tears
but he will be among the throuE
Who won't 10 save The world from wrong
Who, smiling paid the hitter price
In service and in tacrihCe
Ana whispered ln DEATHS presence black
''Tsll mother that I won't be hart A"
Copyright 1918 BY Ldrard A Quest
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-15
TEXAS DRAFT RESISTERS
HIDDEN IN HEAVY TIMBER
United States Marshal and Others
Forocs Unable TO Locate Bunch
Of Iyndrrs.

BEAUMONT. July ~ Deputy
lUlicl states Marshal J e. MELON
nM returned hero tonight from tho
hunt fur the draft rrsstyrs ln the
wooded section az San Augustine
county but declined to discuss any
feature Of tho case Tie declared that
ho had lost siuht both OF the ranger
force ana the United States army In
iHntrymcn who aro rortlcipo tiug In
the man hunt
Captain Aldrirh and the entire
force reported nt NncorioChcs ut I
u clock iIst night nt about the tlmo
ihn IIHHF'Hn 'HH' s. Wrgi T,vH4 fruiu
como .u .Hl f .g reported ut 'r..'
..". OFF i'. .HuEUf In'f uv bot
f.,N '.r me NrEIrpu border to hood
or three ~ Tho alleged rosigiCfF
Evrry uh0rr vlro between Bcnu-
mont and Slu Augustine ia down
and ruDu fhr.H iuH lr.u n0 stormy
weather iu ib7t norrnr unrr n.f
uIrh 10 H presumed h.rr fH1t mo
limos h1Ea been tempered with
The -,rloyyOus uffho du- f.aHf.
OPS Ia lH % phra lnupu Ja fIa Ig
ihi,l,i. n dense wood about thirteen
ns tvuurp miles Tho urdurpruvi
.r 'hIH rraa H SEQ d'n'n chat 10 Ia 1I'.
r.rIt for anyone Nnf Tho most ,..
pert vuu1WH.u fH ..' 'hruurs NHr.
~ the un H.u.Hf "rr thoroughly
familiar ufH 'nH country hHvnr
Nn,0 hunting Hnar ru' deer which
abound 'Hor0 f.r NonrH m 'hrv HrO
nnurut 90 win hn only hv clover.
a m.raS from Lu'Fn received
hero tonight saws thoi m1rF ari'.. 4.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-15
DEMANDS AGREEMENT
WITH WILSON.

PARIS. July 1.-THE Ahbeiter
zeitung OF Vienna. official organ OF
the Austrian social emocracy, de-
mands, according 10 n dispatch re-
ceived by the fIavaa agency, that
the Austrian government come 20 an
agreement with President Wilson.
The German imperial chancellor
announced IN the reichstag last
month that the Arbelter Zeltung OF
Vienna had been barred in Germany
by tho government IN full accord
with the government OF Vienna be-
cause the paper was "connl iered
every day more and more n porvert-
cd newspaper"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-15
OUT FOR A WORLDS RECORD
Hope 10 Make Sales Of War Savings
Stamps Attract Attention.

Elated by the baby bond boom
brought about by the opening OF the
W. S. s. bank Saturday. managers
OF the institution eHncct this week
10 boost the sales until the total be-
comes of national interest. From 2
o. clock in the morning until 9 q clock
IN the evening, the doors OF tho
thrft shop VIII swing.
War savings stamps have been
somewhat neglected In the opening
enthusiasm. but it is expected that
savers win settle down to their tbrlft
routug.I .IhIse week Agents over tho
city h6te replcnlghed their stock. and
will make now efforts 10 do justice
30 the banks record.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-15
Everything Uut Skeleton Ia tho
Closet WIl Como Under OBJ
srrHtluu ~ Health survey.
PART TUBERCULOSIS PROBE
~oclcty for thc Prevention ~ the
White Plague Obmiu. incts
Through the Investigation
HELP OF WOMEN REQUESTED
Every Housewife In Tulsa Expected
tu 40 llcr rnrt lu Nidiug Conn
mittcc to liid IitJ of Disease.

'l 'hH llmo of war. 10 IS difficult
fnr us to enforce "a realization o.
what .tho health survey Will mean
20 Tulsa " who have lnborcd FOR
years maj such movement might
D., accomplished expect everyone 90
us.IHt ua Sptlcs which will be-
prepared and interpreted ne a re-
ault M our efforts this vock Will
serve ug % basis fur 100 N.l'th aCuv-
tiles Tor yurs The least wo can cx.
poet pf Tulsa hOuscW is 10 CO.
operate fully with out Investigators
who will Visit nll houses Tor reg
ulatlnu inspection Mu Lllah ID
Lindsey
one hundred and nfty women
viii start this morning ON the tro-
Wruduus task NJ record Tho exact
Intimate health conditions OF the
city ~ Tulsp while trained In
NrstlgntOIH rp into tho technical
factors controlling the health of the
Comuuul,y 70 IN tho duty ~ the
women 10 catalogue tho sanitary
conditions ~ every house
Nhv Lilah -. Lindsey has been
selected no director NJ the house In
specton. Assisting her viii he nine
teen chalrmen and aa many captains
one having been assigned 10 every
district tho city has been np-
portionod 90 tho various chhirmen.
ana they will ho responsible FOR tho
complete inspection ~ every house
iu their community
10 Use Card system. 81.
Cards win be I'm possession ~ all
Investigators \ card Will no made
out Tor each house. Condition or
the dwelling. such ~ number OF
stories. material used in cnnstruc-
tiOn. and general state of repair will
first he noted.
Tho number of rooms IN tho home
will be hbulated against the mum
her 90 persons In tho household
Windows screens. lighting facilities.
water facilities aewhge disposal
garbage. and health ~ the family
during the past year are the other
Items which must be reported on tho
card.
Tho cards arc uniform question
narles which have been used I'm sur
vcyH conducted all over the country
oklahoma city and MuskoEeo we're
fully investigated by means ~ these
cards the response ~ housewives
having been very cordial
Headquarters of the survey will
hc at The Chamber Of Commerce
Prot Murray = Itorowltz OF the
Massachusetts, Institute of Tochno-
logy is tho professional director of
tho entire survey which probably
viii last the entire month 81 July
Already general health conditions
such aH tho city's water and milk
supply have been thoroughly inves-
igniod by Prof Horowliz.
AR q llcrRom. chairman 81 the
central committee In charge OF. the
survey has called meeting of tho
committee 20 De held Al $40 o'clock
tonight In tho Chamber of Com
morco rooms Representatives 81
various civic and professional or.
ganlzotlons arc members Of the
committee Women investigators
who wish 10 become moro thorough
lv Informed upon the movement at
80 are invited
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-15
SITUATION NOT
VERY TENSE

ny The Associated Press
Had weather conditions coutinue
To prevail on tho greater portion OF
tho battle front In France and FlAn-
ders and the military operations are
still far below normal Nowhere
have there been any engagements
ranking In importance above trench
raids and patrol encounters, -e-.
on several sectors, however. the
big Rrha are constantly hammerlng
away at opposing positions. partic-
ulnrly on the American front along
tho Marne. whore the activity OF the
long range pieces has increased per-
ceptibly, on the sectors held by the
British near Albert, KENNEL nm and
Yprca, and near Corey. where the
French face the enemy.
As yet there ls no indication that
tho date for the commencement Of
the expected grand offensive by the
Germans the battle which ~ IL
thought viii prove the greatest ef-
fort tho enemies has yet made--is az
hand The military observers atill
Incline 10 the belief that with a ccs-
mtion NJ the rains. the drifting away
M the low, lying clouds and a return
~ clear fklcs an attempt AZ "A big
drive or the piercing ~ tho allied
front vii ho made
All apparently is in readiness in tho
entente camps for any cventualitics
Iut H|U..u|r ufiltuCv evidently
prevail. among tbH commanders
that tuc men and guns the enemy
will have 90 face will prove an lnHur-
muuuuhIo barrier 10 parts or the
channel ports.
The ur.ush troops On Macedonia
seemingly have rt8rtru am operation
against the T,uiunlc allies which mHy
develop westward along the battle
front puI eventually conform with
the surpssstul drive being Carried out
ly fho French and Italians IN Al
hauia West of the town OF DnirRn,
uu,gn Hes ou the railroad north OF
s3lunlkl tho British have delivered
1 blow against tho Bulgurinns which
wus productive Of good results De-
tails OF the operations are lacking,
but 10 is not unreasonable Ia assume
that 70 had iu view the intimate cap
ture of the railroad line running
northward from Uskuh snd the out
Thanking of the enemy lines nurtn-
east OF Mouastlr
MgRnwhile IN Albania the French
MID ItAlar-e are giving the enemy no
rest, pressing him back daily mile
after mile over the tracklsss country
and capturing struteEic positions
and villages Tho latest French Of
ricial communication shows that the
French troops have taken the vii
lREcs ~ Marta and GramRhi which
brings their eastern flank apprecia
hlv nearer Tako Ochrida
The morale nf tho AuFt~ianu i's1sd
riarrH tU hH extremely had and sur
renders of. vAr.w worn soldiers aSv ~
ported constantly 20 ht taking ptacn.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-15
BIG GUNS BOOM
ON FRENCH FRONT.

PARIS. July i4.-Military opera
tons on the French front last night.
says todsy's war office statement.
were confined TO big gun bombafd-
mehta In the district north ~ Mont
didier and raids by French detach-
ments In the Champagne region.
The text Of the statement reads
North Of Montdldier there were
local artillery actions. notably In the
region OF Bols dc, Henecat and Cam
ugny and IN the sector of Cournay-
ur-Aronde,
in the Champagne French recon
nAissancs troops executed n number
or raids on the enemy ynes and re-
turned with prisoners"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-15
German Raiders Are Repulsed
Attempting to Invade Line
Hun Party East Of Locre Fail
10 Break Through the
English Front.
ARTILLERY ACTION INTENSE
Big Guns Bombard Along the
Entire Battle Lines;
Infantry Quiet.

LONDON July li-Carmau raid.
ing troops who tast night attempted
90 penetrate tho British limos east OF
locro we're ropulscd with loss, the
british wpr office announced today.
The German artillery was active In
the regions Of Albert Kommel hill
and NproE
The text OF tho statement rcadsi
~ hostile roidlng party was drlv-
on off with lous last night east OF
Locro.
'1he hostile artillery mas been ao-
KENNEL hin and south and southeast
of NpreA"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-15
ALLIED OPERATIONS ARE
SUCCESSFUL IN ALBANIA
""'''"'' Country Docs Not Deter
Armies Prom one victory After
Another, Says Dutch Wrttcr

LONDON, July 1.-THE report
rom f1eh Marshal Halg's head.
Punt ler7 IN France tonight reads.
IVY successful local opergA ion
carried out during tho early part OF
the morning, English troops adva,r
ed our line east OF Dickebusch Ialf.
and captured moro than 2Co pTis-
oners, P'
ION the remainder OF the Rr,,Ish
'front.' there is nothing 10 report"
LONDON. July 14-TeleRranb,r.
Thursday, Reuters correspond dent nn
the Macedonian front saws w
The allied operations in southor,
Albania are resulting IN one spcce.s
after another IN spite OF the diffic,,i,
nature OF the country. There arc No
roads In the battle zone ana cor,
nunicauons are being kent un oyar
the rocky precipitious mule maths
While the Italians are pushin.
along on the western wing ANA in
the ccutcr. whore contact ia be,n,
maintained with tho French the
French are making good progress A.,
the Boina region by overcoming
enemy resistance and capturing the
ridEcs oi kosnitza and the descend. .
ing slopes
"Iho french advance IN the veI,e,
ot the Tomoricn river threaten. tbo
important town of Hcrat. which proh-
ably Will bo captured I'm a fcw dnys
"All information ubtalnabIe Ia 10
the effect that the euemvs positIon
ln southern Albania is scriousfv
compromised and that there prob.
ably will be further retrent I'm tho
north, thus freeing our communlca-
tons between western Macedonia ana
the AdrAtic coast"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-15
ARTILLERY ACTION
MOST INTENSE.

ROME. July 1.-THE usual ar
ullery actions" says the war office
statement today. were moro intenss
az intervals yesterday from the Val
Arasa 20 the eastern sectopyof the
Asiago plateau. Our fire dispersed
moving enemy troops nortn OF Bor-
cola pass
AT Cornone attacks by enemy pa
troll attachments we're promptly re-
pulsed"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-15
Members Leaving fur Bricf Rest
huHus Heated season. It.,v re.
main fur r,rfuuytory Work.
CLEAN UP ODDS AND ENDS
REVIEW OF YEARS WORK
busiest BOO LEGISLATION Since Wilson
lurI u.uuy President. Pro-
mt.uuu Favorable.


" N.'I.''iNH, July H. Exodus
NJ y0U.r.H.yu from Washington
r.r IA .rrr,r ..,.,,I.., u... t. ,.u
............ ''''
"''' senators depart
On. ."... ... ..r'rmnu' made yos
." ....1 important nuHi.
.''. NI.H' a. u'hnu.h few
'.. p" N..I ihr UrrfUu.tury ao4
..'.'. "...|.. wi IhurlHys each
"''' required Do. Iuw WhIlo many
I'...''. h'N.''f Irfi town ln antlci.
'...N '. FORMAL agreement hy tho
.'.." TOMORROW Con a similar vaca
'.".' "... NHI..' 49,
D. N.'".rN. f.r their hrief rcst
I''a'.. viewed with satsfactlon thr
I'..II or legislation made since the
h'.'hI session H' he Hlrty -fifth. or
war ''I-f' which began De
'.Hhrr b. I'Il beginning with
adoption No ''r resolution Tor a dec
'''a .'' "f war nn Ausir'a Hungary
'N l''''"".f 2. Tho record rs consid
'r'1 f.WHrhahIn iu Wow NJ tho un-
Ii'.'i'nirI Importance ~ most of
'h' problems presented
Clean Up Small Work
A final gf,,r.p, ~ ,,t,,, oas.
and cnds N legislation awaits both
s'u1t" ana house at their soavions
tomorrow. The lower body plans
To pass ih" A2N,o0o.ooO agricultural
appropriation OH Wslh the - 40
"h'II price amendment which
caused the president 20 veto the
amendment eliminated but II is ~
p',t'd L" postpone waier-powcr Do.
N'luPh'hl l'tlh'''l"h uhtl August
- WIN priyli'ged status given t.
lh'reail'r untIl the ne" revenue bill
10 presented.
bIhI ing or th' revenue measure
VIII De begun tomorrow by the
mouse ways ana means committee
hehlnH closed doors win view Ia
l's presentation 10 IN" mouse imWed
'at'y 'i,'f th' three-n'y recess
period ends, ana during ihc vacation
period senate military subcommlt
tees also VIII pro'N'd win theli
army inquiries.
IN addltioh 70 inc war resolution
ana Appropriation hlIlH toihlllhk bH'
lions or dollara' the Wlhclpal hoA7
ur'a enacted AT lh'A session OF con
fr'Sa were.
Control Public Utilities.
To placo railroads under govern
mont nnsr,tion Jurtng The var
Autbnrizinq thc nresidep, to con
troI t.I.,r,pb tcl,pbopr r,bI, and
r,dl, lincs uptII neac, a declared
Crc,tinr var fir,ncc cornnrn
tio, With furds IN aid Tho govern.
mont and prlvnte business duri,,, The
,,,r
r,tc,5j,r cg,lo,,rc o,1 ..Si,tor
i,,,g
Nh ,,..r,.,,., ,.ut ,.,,.t,. ,,,. ,r..
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-15
VOTE ON JOINING
TULSA COUNTY TODAY
CoIllnstillc and Ncighborhood VIII
Decide whether They WIN Unite
With Metropolis.
FOR ECONOMIC RELATIONS
Tulsa WIN Take no Part en- the Mat.
ter Except to Welcome the New
NcighbOrs.

Voters Of Colllnsvillo will today
pass on the proposltion Of seeding
from Rogers county and becoming IA
unit Of Tulsa county Authority for
tho special election was granted at
tho last session OF tho state iegiala-
ture.
Today's choice will culmlnats sov.
eral years efforts on the pap of
Coliinwille people to switch their
political as we'll as economic relh-
tions TO Tulsa county Tulsa has
always viewed tho matter I'm a favor
able light and has encouraged the
fight made by COllinsville as much
as II has been possible without seem
ing 10 stampede tho movement
Opinion ~ thoss'fn touch with the
situation has it that thu cleetiou
will be easily IN favor OF the change
Of counties Economic interests al.
ready throw Co.linsville into the
closest frlnedship and intimacy with
this county. whereas II u seldom that
there N intercourse with cities OF
Rogers.