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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18
INJUNCTION AGAINST X. c.
CAR STRIKERS IS GRANTED

Kansas rtTY. boc. g. \ ten.
porar, Injunction r"striiuinE inter
ference win the operation ~ direct
,nrs by HutIur street railway cin-
pioses ur thrlr 7ynpA'hters was
granted in federal ,ouyt here ln'"
TO-DAY ON Application ~ ~" street
.5iiwuy company heantlfu" rIv
uffi.tia we're preparing p"tl'nh
Lp ~, rI,d Inc federal court seeking
II compel tIc company to resume
normal service which has been
pttiS suspended since last Wrdnrs
dat vhru union uuinrurn ana con
duriuts voted 80 STRIKE to compel the
company tu grant wage Increases hl.
lowed Uy the federal var board TIE
company contends ~ haf not SUI
n,rui revenues 10 meet ihr increases
The Di,'s petition HiHp VII ask nm
iruu,tion restraining int"ri'rrn'e %
Wifh ~, operation ~ r1tt.
More ears were running To-Day
than - any time since the Tiik'
ens called acoofd'ng 90 company ~
frmlf 80 far there has been NO
interference with the operation of
CHfs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18
Jews WANT STATE UNDER
PROTECTION OF ENGLAND

,IllI.NDElpHtA Dec. u The
american lcwiah congress touight
a''.hlri for Jewish commonwealth
lH'''inc under the trustrrShi y
~ "lt"l ~ tain. acting on behalf nf
,',n league ~ nations as may be
Ihc declaration. In the form OF o.
.,,|1'Nu"n vas adopted amid Wild
, N"''hcr resolution was adopted
ia lh' congress shall elect dei,-
'"h "i not more than seven mem
., VINO shah leave ~ soon ~ pos
s,, ''i Europe. where, IN cooper
uh WIN the rUpresentntivea ~ the
~ "f oiher lunds II shall urc IT,
~, 'NdetVors to realize the objects
N. winch This congress wac cstah
" 100 accordance with insiruy-
s formulated by this congress
No o"levaton IN instructed to
10. report To the congress after
t'''IH IN Europe are completed
nj, u1I' was much debate over the
Sn,,,en ot holding an international
~. "nce ana u finally was decided
~. 'hr congress SHAH, ns soon as
~ declared. Instruct It's Euro
-, n"l"Rnuon To take necessary
a., ,n go -opernt on with the rcpre.
rn,.",'l''H ~ Jewish bodJca In other
vn.'u''r' for the convcning OF ~
J'Wish congress
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18
EX. .EMPeROR'S CASTLE
GUARDED BY AMERICANS


~ The NssociAisd press
WITH IiE NMtRltNS ARMY
OF pC1l rATlON. Monday hrr lG
The royal castle lu tuplouE. EuoWu
as one uf the former 'mpcrura sum.
mef palaces, ls nov und'r guard hy
American troops The palace stands
ON the hanks ~ The thine. u stone y
throw FROM Tho business center ~
rohl"uZ The palace ~ surrounded
w. royal EarirnH and contains
man, articles ~ historic interest. n
addition to tl!,'fvtr' ana other be-.
lorriuRH ~ william l. who once oc.
,lpird the building
surr tnc arrival - the Americans
there have been several attempts iu
remove rouur ~ the NaIuahl's lu the
ptlnrs Therefore n WIS dee dsd
that the guard should D." placed
around tho honse ~ a prertuiiun
against tro furniture lhni other
thinsa Inside being ,iirtutbei.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18
YANkS IN C0BlENZ
TOTAL NEAR 10000
Man, Pass Through City of OCnpn'
tion aud Some VIII Itcwnln-
Offi,crs Arrive.

n, The AssoriAted pftss
tDlllfNT. SUNDAY Dee. 10 -
APPROXIMATELY 10000 American
troops have arrived at Cohlenz since
The advance guard arrived here q
week. iru \ large number ~ these
troops have passed through tho city,
Wlilc considerable fotccy will remain
hrrr tompusarily,
Thr people of Cohlruy got their
frsi glimpse Of American nirplnn"S
TODAY several ~ the machines ny
inr over the Rhine toward the
hrliFchcad boundary and then re-
turned
The officers and clerks ~ the
thlfd army arrived here this morn
Ing followed by trucks loaded with
equipment and office supplies The
largest hotel in CohlcnZ overlook ing
IN" Rhine and two bridges where
most 81 the troops cross the fiNct,
has been taken over NJ quarters Tor
thlrd ismv officers The hoadpuar-
ters ~ the third army are "Htah-
Ilshcd IN q government budding al
Joining the hotel
I., noon th" third army wn- IN
contamination with the back areas
N telephone" telegraph ana wireless
burIug sunday various drirrh
m,uis ~ infantry and ariillUb
rassri through Cohleul ON their wnv
,o ioin their divisions east ~ the
Rhiu, thurDhgoers viewed the
mar. hing troops with much interest
late M the afternoon the ihlfn ~
vision Whirn had been along IA"
Ithiuc south ~ Cohlcnz marched
through 'hr rit, headed hy "a band.
cnrb musician mounted on gray
hor-. The MIRA division crossed
the Mosollo north ~ Cohlrnz whore
IL has takcn W u position along ih"
f,rir, Iu support ~ the troops within
N, hrIig"hond.
head lines
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18
BDl.SiilNISN IN
INCREASE IN SOUTH

MONTENIDO. Uruguay Dec ~.
There has been u steady increase IN
holsheNik agitation IN Brazil tru-
quay and Argentina In the last two
months and u is reported that
councils have been formed by work
men In cooperation with the police
At Rosario. Argentina, u council Of
this nature has called a strike
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18
TULSA CORPORATION
OFFERS NO BONUSES
Million Dollars WIN he t~rd Only
to Increase Capital stock ~
Heal ton,erns.

No une who places money In the
STOCK ~ this company should con
slider his action IN the light Of "a gifi
Investors have u right 10 expect their
money will be- snfesuardcd No man.
uflctufer viii be paid to come Ia
Tulsa No man or firin who cannot
pruduC" evidence of ability ana who
ls unwilling or unable Ia back his
experience nud Indictment VIII ~
least Hs much capital aH The Yulrh
Financial corporation Invests. will bs
gwen consideration Extract FROM
prospectus of the Tulsa Financial
corporation.
let II he written ana understood
by every one that TULSA has pa sod
the point where n IN called upon to
give people u hOnu~ to locate here,
There was time. but no Longer.
That IL the spirit that In bound
up IN the proposition of the Tulsa
FinanclaY corporation, million d"ilaf
organization ~ the chamber of com
mrrcc. originated 70 pat Tulsa on thc
dinner bucket map
Tuiso isn't going 10 raise mil
lion dollars "a donate 20 ans ON" Ana
this lp the idrn that M" directors uf
tho organization fnd th' m"s' ar
ficult tu combat
The Tul-n Financial corporation
IL hard headed husiura- propose
tiun. in which q Wbiur puiiiuu az
the successful luHu'sr men fni
many pu~iitllit lu th" project ana
some have invested o. iuuUh 49, so.
UU0 IN the sfptk. ON ih' theory mat
n was u good Investment AMI w"1li
certainly Fng Ug rr'ufuT Ih'
heads ~ N, nine banks iu me 'i'N
have endorsed Ii ana 'h"N af' H'fN
ing on the teWuuftrl board "f %
rector. Thr, ar, NOT only "udutr-
ing % bat are making uli'Iduhl SUD.
sJriutIuuH uf Hu. N. ih'' ar" gong
into u as money making pt"p"s
ton
THO plan ~ the TI.t lInW.''.
corporation d. tu pIaU" iis H'''h lH
the hands ~ Tulsa u''l." up 'p
million dollar. WIN th.a rbW'il
IA. board of dirrci"ra WI'l F''h ln.
t,Htmrufs ~ i'S funds 100 g"ug fcthF
uG.iutIug concerns n VIII ~
from A numhrr uf Industrial nfup"~
riiIuns nov pending .hri"f" 'h"
chamber - commerce hos i'al
have the best record n'hlni mem
aud Will match duIlf- Win t1r own
rrs g.,iur these rrWs 400 "u."fE"d
aupof'urIiN iu make money ihf'1Er
An enlarged capital g. uu'.Iug Woe
.ay.fAl Into many ,1tr'f1''iH ' WI
bflng her, uumu"I NJ Wtn1ft'
,rinv pants that have .u thr pas
t,,n su, .t-fII hui tr, -''N.nr u'"
trrritor, of new blood of hfg"f pos
slhi,l'Ier aud ht Garcia. rfH''E"W'n'
ma h.ri-taur. from ~" ptlru' cor
pofAt1u. pfuiii- vii %" puId q" ih'
Tula, Financial corporation in i'i'
money. winch vii Do" p'id in lI'I.
drni- 10 th, individual ~'nckhu,i"r7
/, addition 20 the return 100
uorr. Wy. tu"fe.s ar Iuiif"'' 90
turn from Investment. in rr"p"I rs
and hus.urs~ here \ factory hrIs 'd'
means larger population trd ff"H
hat th.t. De- prosperity In tho tripf"
fut every ci'ltru.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18
THOUGHTS IN RELIGIONS

I reckon shrn thls hfs 10 through
About the FIRST thtuE tod vill do
J. call together al The rf~.ds
Which men have shaped 10 serve their
ue'dA
And tAlk II over pto and ron
And then make all ligionA one
lir'l tALr the beet Of zach snd sy.
We'll ihfo~ the minor itiils away
And a. iAke Nout rtredN apAft
You u nud lou'fc ell the same Al hsaV
- one - sinn ought to do
fOr Catholic, f,oi-slaht aud Js-
lie 70 tod Ne In that happy and
Nov here ynu see and understand
You We paced across The vale Of dou u
And learned the truth YOU fought abovt
Your drstinsilun wAs the same
Although bN different routes Sou came
'tieho'd the good ,ou labeled had
IN" t.l'e among the truth Nnu had
~ all The cterds ~hirh mortAls wrote
Not one caught true p'ti-, tons note.
NOt Nas there one hose ~ despissd
Hut What had truth. n good 20 pfted -
| neither hate nor love man
According to religions plan.
II he he good ~ wotd and decd
| never AL about hi. ctred
! fame, tod viii later on
MAKE al religions into ono
Copyright 1913 by tdEsr 4 Guesi }
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18
NIfItIisTAG WILL
NOT MEET SOON.

COrENiiAGEN. Dec. l;.--Presl-
dent Fchrcnbach Of the German
reichs.aH. according to a teletram
from licrlin. har Informed the mem
bcrs of the rcichstaE that as the
armistire has been prolonged and
preliminary peace negotiations post
poned. there is no reason for the
reichstag 10 meet at present
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18
MORE UNITS Am
TO m SENT NOM.

MASillNGTON. Dec l;-Gen-
cril Per hing notified the war de-.
pnrtm.nt today that he had dcsig
mated for early convoy home a mum
her of additional units. including the
21th engineers and the 3i6th field
artillery. In all about I 800 Officers
and mon
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18
GERMANS ARE MADE
TO OBEY ALL ORDERS
Cologne Itcsidcnts Think BritiM
Rules are tornnlii, and Many
Arr Noubdcd tp by Troops.

ny IN. Associated Pts~
tDIOuNE. MONDAY, Dec i5-
last night and the night before the
Germans experimental with mild de-
flnncc ~ martial law ns instituted
hy the British troops ~ occupation
and paid the penalty for their IN
discretion
when the British issued their
rdiCt that the civilians with certain
exceptions. must he OFT the streets
a. o'clock In the evening and then,
thinking this too severe, altered the
hour TO Y O'Clock many persons
SMILED knowingly nnd decided that
the order vlH 4 mete fofuiality ana
meant nothing
Saturday nuht vas the first time
tha, the rule WIS "giiy enforced
~ that time tuino goo Ci, llians Who
we're pnrading the streets were
rounded up bi the military police
ami summoned tu appear the neN
morning tor trial Yesterday these
persons vsre itlod and as first 81
renders rnch vas fined 10 marks
Few excuses were made beyond
the statement that thr defendants
had ihpughi the police would not do
anything
la, night tho performance WIS
renewed ~ @ clnck lhtkf mum
hrrs of persons were prumenading
about the streets in the Vicinity OF
military nffirea. Some tardy ones
undoubtedly we're unvlttingly break
ing the law hut many of them made
the lnfrariiun quite apparent They
simply were out for what would
happen Th.s. persons even looked
a. the street clocks and laughed as
they ionnged about and watched.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18
FRENCH ARMY ENTERS
MIFSBtDEN UNDER LII COMI"rI

PARIS. Dec. i7.--General lie
Comtc. commanding the 3asth
corps of the French army entered
Wicsbaden yesterday morning The
troops were reviewed from the
steps Of tho city hall opposite the
statue Uf former Emperor William
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18

NEW DVLEASS Dec. IL
James n nnlndny, aged - = cot
TOT merchant ~ NhNnhhr rhi". 1"si"
,hot ana Killed himself un mo side
walk In front Of local hotel today
Mr. Halliday said she believed bus
mess WORRIES caused the action MI
and Mrs Halliday arrived herr sun
DAY from walahachis IL th'v au'
tonObilo.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18
MEMBERSHIPS EXCEED 1000
Red Cross Drive for First Two
DAYS Does Well But Must
DO Much Better.
kLlNG IS LUNCHEON SPEAKER
Episcopal Pastor to Address
Workers at MONDAY
Session Today.

WIN counting still in progress. the
Rel cross christmas membership
campaign committee reported AT Z
O'Clock Yesterday afternoon that APP
proN.mttc.y 1000 persons had be-
come members during the inst two
days of the drive This however.
doe, not represent the actual num-
her II was said. for the reason that
all workers had not reported at that
time Despite the apparent smallness
" the numbc. the committee fecls
optimistic and expects that the uni
versa plan viii hc In erect over the
county before saturday night
From to II o'clock this morning
every citizen ~ Tubs, county and ~
the entire nation. for that matter. is
asked hy every executive from the
president 10 the mayor to return si-
,ent thanks to the BOYS over there
fur the valiant duty they have per
formed ANA 20 the American Rcd
Cross for its noble asslrtancr IN
making possible the performance of
that duty IN so short u time
To-day ls "pver There day and At
3o.mlnhtc intervals between and
II o'clock fire ana factory whistles
viii Ice blown hs "A reminder ~ It's
sentimental Importance Both Amer.
ican flags and Ited cross flags should
ily from every flngpole In the city,
members " the county committee
advised Tuesday. This procedure
Nil succeed In paying the double
tribute that has been % drscrv"dly
Won by twu American organizations
service flags should be displayed In
every show window or door
business Campaign.
The campaign In the business dis
ri,l IN charge Of h. u Huston. ana
~ the manufacturing district, In
charge ~ Mark Cart cluscd last
night Tho workers believe the busi.
h''s ana manufacturing districts ate
BOO iuo universal membership class
bui 20 mako sure OF this the com.
mi'iec requests that pruprieiors ana
managers ~ business cstahl hll-hmcnts
whose place ut huainess has not been
anyassed II there are any such
p'@ -. cul 1aBs. which II county
headquarters and worker Will he
Sui tu the place " business AZ once.
armed V.'h receipt book ana but.
tons
Beginning Friday morning the
WORKER 100 'hr residence district viii
hes .hccking their blocks In
many Instances workers Will be as
hgu' go blocks other than tho-'
Nh'rr they CanNnSscd the first timc,
'a .' .s believed this plan OF changing
NorNrf- ON the second Nls.t may
prove more beneficial 10 the cam
ptlgi
THESE workers viii glance AT the
"oh' window Of every residence II
scNicr ildK showing memberships
iof every member OF the family. is
hol displayed they viii visit the
Rome aud find the reason. n It ~
oe''t." the occupants have the
near nut nor the dollar. then " -
"nrN 100 charge OF this WORK, IL 10
'hl ''' funds with which 10 care for
''r'N m'mbcr With complimentary
N'N'' hip from some liberal
hearted 1ulun
"''1iis in the cseay contest. on
mo '1.'rr' why YOU should Il"-
''"' Member of the Red Cross
'"\ll\ttp ON pAOE TWELVE
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18

ri,.tN WORK. Dec -.t;overnor.
ah.. Nlir"d v Smith vas running
h'l OF GoNernor whitman by more
60. 10 ! IN the early stage. Of the
h, soldiers and sailors votes
,,t. NoNember election begun here
b HshL '''' so"ofsl'S proved TO
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18

TIE WEATHER.

II ISN ukls n~ a. Mab mum
~ minimum. 81 south niuds snd
cloud,
OKLAHOMA Nsin~slay rain or
snos guldet lhuuday ar
LOT ~ NNA Nrdu,si., .rd Thurs
da> general, r'uud, colder iu north
Iufiiou 1hufsdat
Akk NNSNr Wednesday rain.
colder lhufsdoy rluudt
lNSI IlNAS Nr,iussda, cloud,
rain m nntth portion colder In north
portion lhursiay cloudy
NfNI lfNNs Wednesday and
lhutsdA, general, cloud,
hNNSN~ k.tu of auoS MrdnesdAy
sud possibly 1hur.da, colder IN south
cast portion "Wednesday
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18

nun ny w" ipn 'orWachh w tne Nof-
o~esi region was reported In = dis
patch today to tho state department.
STOCKHOLM. Dee. i5.-An Eng
lish squadron has bonn barded bolshe-
visit positions along tho southern
coas, of the Eul( OF Finland, accord
ing TO an official statement Issued
from the Esthonfan army headquAf-
tors nolshevi-t forces have been re.
PULSED, according to the report. The
statement adds:
The sncmy's advance on tho As
sorien front has been stopped.
The mobilization Of tho Esthon-
Ian army IN proceeding satisfa rtoriiy
and allisd support In strengthening
the spirit OF the people"
WARRINGTON. Dec. 1.-THE
Russian problem already has been
taken up by President Wilson with
French statesmen. II was learned
here today, and the liberalization Of
. definite policy on which ell the
allied countries and the United
States may agree will b. ore Of ths
first thinEs undertaken at the pre-
iiminary meetings which are TO pre-
csds the peace conferences.
Russ,s's plight and the attitude
to he adopted BY the victorious e.
soeiatsd nations 10 Recognised ~ one
Of the most serious problems. at the
sS.''.s"s ,,nn re e, I Pr'sS.:d s.x. ;s,S s..c
blocked BY the unanswered question
Of who 10 qualified 10 speak for the
Russian people.
The government at omsk OF which
tho United states and other govern
msnts have expected much. 10 now
IN the hands Of u dictator and spiit
into factions.
The entente nations have not
given up hope that the Omsk author.
tiles mas yst evolve a stable form Of
government for Russia. hut this has
not been aocomp piishsd yet and none
OF the allied governments has rec
ognised the OmsA regime officially.
although all of them are dealing
with Russian Representatives who
are In close touch with Admiral
kaolchak and his government
Prince Lyoff who was premier In
the kerenHky cabin-t and who has
devoted much of his life 10 the de
velopment Of the 2emstvo system IN
Russia. and Iioris Bakhmeten Rus
sian ambassador In Washington. ap.
pointed by kerensky, as well AS
PROT Paul Miiukoff. kerensky's
minister of foreign Sffairs. are on
their way to Paris or already there
with other prominent Russians to
do whatever they can TO aid the nj.
lies In IN. solution " the Russian
CONTINUED on PA0E TWELVE
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18
Mcmbcrs ~ Ih,rd ok'ahou,n Nh
tinnsl Guard Intention.

Ladies' " the Red cross REQUEST
that We Ss-itt tiom In an rnicrtaih
ment tonight Would be glad 90 see
every member nt the nrmory, Fifth
and BOSTON. at : o'cloN. In fnii
uniform. ~
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18
PeNROSE URGES ADOPTION
Republican Leader Objects to
Provisions But Wants
Quick Action.
OIL PROVISIONS ACCEPTED
Upper House Acts Favorably
on Recommendations of
Finance Committee.

WAgIIINGTpN he, ~ u.,id
prnsr.ss an IN. war r.ve,u. nil W..
mad. todn, hv th, ..nnt. win ted
ct. spn.r,n,lv snitinv tn haste, N,
p.s1.~d, by l,te Ihis u,.k ar a, l,..,
h,Tr. IN. holil,ya
-. ,,-.
"'''' r'n"'uI ,en,"No' OF Irhhsy'
n'"' ''l'"u.l,"n , .'""'r ".
a pr.par.d addr.s. urriu, promp,
passage " the bill. but 'disapprovinr
its provisions tu fix is2O tax raj lea tho
senate with only a handful Of mem
hers present and with perfunctory
discussion. adopted many important
amendments and approved pases of
minor provisions Consideration of
all 1870 ruies however. was post
pon.d by unanimous consent
Among numerous sections adopted
were!
The war excess profits rates Tor
1919 ranging from 30 To no per cent
as revised by the finance committee
and estimated To raise %, zoe 900, 900
M compared with $1,000, 00O, 900
under the house bill
v,c,,,,, t., Aao,sss,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18

Phoenix slk hosiery for women,
men and children. packed Ia hohu-
tIfu christmas boxes sold ~ Tulsa
exclusive, by Gurus Brown co.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18

Curtis propn go rif,s fur par
tltu.nT men AlN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18

IANlS. Dec. - After the con.
frrenccs he has had IN Paris aud tho
personal examination he has made
In IN" situation. President Wilson
has come to understand fully why
the peace conference cannot gvt un.
der way before the first of the year
Tho mere physical proposition ~
getting this Amrticsn mission to The
conference settled In offices 10 "A
tremendous job.
President Wilson's visit to the
American troops at the front and MS
fcNlcw OF them In Paris that H.
planned Will hc out of the way hy The
ilrst of the year Meanw hii- the ln.
FORMAL conferences which mean 40
much aud decide 10 much In laSing
the groundwork for such task is
bctorc the peace conference. viii
'"htinuc. The president is seek ing
to get acquainted with the men win
whom he In to deal
From the presidents point ~ view.
u IL Indicated. there are EIulu thiugs
20 hr said, he wants 70 SAY them And
avoid antaRonlsms hTcau-c nutWith-
standing al the points 10 be ronsid
cred wld" diNcrKonCes have been
ri"ss'ed a. representing public opln.
ION IN England and France. the
president IN confident that an A,.
ccplahle agreement will hr reached
hetur" the peace ConfetenC udluuru4
Whi" things ave shaping up for
The great gathering. President Wi
son Is earnestly working umt his own
planH and for the most part keeping
his own counsel Ilg wn. ,Npppdiusl 4,
statiflcd with his visit To- Premier
lemehcenu, The president told the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-18

PARIS, Dee ~ Economic aucs.
uons are coming promptly to the
front In the discussions now going
on behind the scenes preliminary 10
tho assembling Of the intefa lied con
ference. and the p'ncc congress, The
main point hinges on the appoint.
mcnt of Herbert e. IInoVeT. the
American food adm .nls'ratlon. ~ g.
rector general of relief for all the
allies and United states
An amcndmcnt 20 this hps now
been sugge-ted from allicd quar-
tcrs hy which an interallicd commits
sion would control for the period Of
CONTINUED ON PAGE TMELNI
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1918-08-22
North Carolina Negro
Has I3Sons in Army

John Wards negro, of Colds
boro, n. c., is said to have
more sons in the u. S. Army
than any man in the United
States.
Ward is the Hatcher of 35
children and has - sons in the
military service. He is GO
years old, has been married
three times and has % living
children.
The negro says his first wife
bore Is children in six years
quadruplets twice, two sets of
triplets and one single child.
The second wife gave birth to
II children, twins twice. The
third wife gave birth to eight
children.
Five sons in military service
are in France and eight others
are in training camps in this
country.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1918-08-22
GOOD MUSIC

The proprietors of the Sky
dome theater have seured the
services of Joe Powell's string
band to furnish music at the
regular weekly programs and
hereafter you will not only see
the best of pictures at the Sky
dome, but hear the best of mu-
sic as well. This added fea-
ture to the Skydome programs
assures you of the best possible
amusement for your money.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1918-08-22
THE DIFFERENCE

ooh, no. solioquized John
ny bitterly, there amt any
favorites in this family. Oh
no! If | bite my fingernails, l
get a rap over the knuckles !;
but if the baby eats his whole
foot, they think it's cute"