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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-06-13
CENSURlNC MOVIES
BIG JOB IN CHICAGO
superintendent Of Police Tells
Something of Task Twelve
Censors Have.

Chicago-Ten years of moving pic
ture censorship In Chicago have re-
suited in the elimination of hundreds of
thousands Of feet from films shown to
more than 400,0 00 persons daily, accord
ing to Maj. M. G. Funkhouser. second
deputy superintendent Of police, who
reviewed the problems he had encoun-
tered as moral censor Of the second
largest city in the United States. when
he defended the ordinances under which
he operates, from recent attacks.
According to Major Funkhouser, the
board of IL censors, the members of
which are selected by civil service, and
which sits In judgment on the pictures.
has little or no discretion in ordering
"cut-outs" or refusing to issue permits
as they merely adhere to city ordi-
nances, and the state law which prohib-
its hanging scenes. The ordinances.
among other things, prohibit the show
ing of pictures immoral, obscene or
which portray riotous d~isorderly Or
other unlawful scenes which have a
tendency to disturb the public peace.
Within the last year 1854 motion
pictures were inspected by the censor
and his aides and out of this number
only 1853 were rejected in their entirety,
Major Funkhouser asserted. The aver
age film is approximately 1000 feet In
length and the total number of feet
1 SJSSlCA W SOASSA A0oS ySaA q
216,556.
The cost Of maintaining the censor
ing department Is more than paid for
by the permits issued to the producers,
which cost 81 each. Last year 29.697
permits were issued. HI IL censors
draw salaries ranging from 1920 to s135
a month.
THE trouble with the motion picture
producers OF today is that FROM Is to
40 per cent Ct the pictures Produced
unity, and white slave problems" Major
Funkhouser declared. las approx
mateIy 80 per cent of the motion pic
ture audiences are composed Of women
and children, especially children, ia
trict, and as children often obtain their
ideas Of morality from h pictures, a
close guard is necessary to see that the
pictures do not convey erroneous
Ideas.
Within a year the city was made de-
PENDANT in ~ suits by motion picture
concerns. Major Funkhouser said. The
courts, both state and federal, have de-
clared the city ordinances constitn :
tionale and out OF seven cases tried, the
city has won six. The seventh was
lost on a tecbnicality. the moral censor
explained. Five suits are pending.
Two kinds OF permits are granted the
permit. and the other the pink. or
adult permit The latter. Major Funk
hcuser explained, was Tor adults only.
In these pictures, some sex 4prOhems
and scenes are permitted. he said.
The number Of Aims received weekly
for inspection runs from 900 to ESQ, ana
b moral censors are given three days
init regular motion picture theater
i established in one OF I larger
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-06-13

be runsat the same time. AS a rule.
and pass judgment on one picture.
The city of Chicago is the only CITY
IN the country which has a civil service
censor board" Major Funkhouser said.
Ohio. Kansas and Pennsylvania, how.
ever, have state censorship boards."
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-06-13
Americd1sN eve1s fought Better
Than ~ Fir& Real G,osazf Fins


tAined supreme control 81 the II
1t~hc0ughoAt h fight.
The weather waastdeai for "a attack
After 4 night spent IN a. dugout,
atarted to walk further toward the
front. AZ daybreak mist hung over
1.-The valley, c~oncealing everything.
ISlantinR Tays al nnniiehf
broke through the mist soon revealed
tho American batteries already in &C
ttion. New guns appeared@suddenly ii
the most unexpected 8 hayfnr
been brought up during the night.T h
fire Of heavy artillery was SO violent
that separate explosions behind the
eneiny's line could scarcely be dis
Itingaishsd. The roar was more like
that OF aglgantic blast furnace. Oc-
l~casionally during the Smelling q thick
column Of black smoke could be dis
Ittnguished behind the boche front line:
signalling the destruction of some Ger.
reached the beet pile observation post,
palue was @ its height. Return
III : Ine neius German prisoners
eilpped along between lines Of Ameri-
cans with the dust and CRIME
81 Dal1le DIT rinntng broadly.
Clean tn WIN Royrh.
wn.. 1.s.s -
=. w ! = w AMerican inlantrymen
a9tacr a ~ 4 lnsy opeh0 g renao
e ~ = ~ th g enemy 2 quickly
SE*s1ea the g Within Cantigny
y g natural cave capable OF holding
ivy Psnsohs. Forty Americans carry
tnE name We're detailed to
aahe are q that spot and places like
It. Amer1can machine gunners fol-
suMSu lne closely and the
LEVY won lines We're quickly consoli-
uatea.s
After n capture OF the village, car
rler pigeons carried by men In the first
which went v e the top were
released ana carried back to head
1870 the reports OF the battles
progress. Men Of the signal corps
rapidly strung wiresgto all points Of
ine occupied territory and soon all of
slt was IN touch with the commander.
Wnen I returned tosthe rear / passed
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-06-13
No Savoir Fare.

Defining SAVIOR faire," Assembly.
mnn Rosa said in Madison:
"A certain pretty show girl had no
SAVIOR faire. A wealthy Madison bro
ker took her to a Broadway cafe n
evening after the show, and when their
cocktails We're setsbefore them the bro
ker lifted his glass and-said:
81 should like to propose a little
toast.
'sThe show girl shrugged her beau
tiful white shoulders.
".Nothin' doing, dear boy she said.
Z want q square NEAL"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-06-13

In most cases q man seems to think
that his wrongs begin almost imme.
diately after his wedding rites.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-06-13

Courtship has Its romance and mar
riage its presentations.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-06-13
oh, You "Dixie" Tune.

Oh, You 0DixieU Tune.
The Houston Post notes thatssome
Cincinnati Teller is writing new words
for Dixie and it discourages him
with
No $ Few people have ever
learned the old words. 1t is the Dixie
tune that plays the wild with human
emotions and makes a patriot want to
yell and shoot holes through the en-.
envy"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-06-13
The Result.

The Result.
what a thin voice, that singer has ~
$50 thin, one almost expects her to
sing in a skeleton key"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-06-13

Sinuk Mary Is thesrichest natiyA
woman In Alaska and clutches her nslAl
supply.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-23
SEVENTEEN ARRESTED
FOR RAINC0AT GRAFT
Federal Officials Make Raids ON fh-
teen Manufacturing Companies
I'm New York In Army Probe.

NEW YORK, July 22.-ENtcnsive
conspiracics involving bribery and
graft in connection with army con
tracts for rubber raincoats sent TO
soldiers I'm France were disclosed to-
night by department OF Justice Of
ficiais. simultaneously with the ar
rest OF IT officers and employees OF
Is manufacturing companies in New
York and Brooklyn on charges OF
bribery. fraud or conspiracy.
Army officers Of Ihe qunrtermas-
ter's corps involved In the graft now
are under surveillance and probably
will be arrested soon m Washington
or other cities whore their duties AS
purchasing agents or inspectors take
them.
Hundreds OF thousands Of dollars
or rainCoat contracts are tainted
with fraud already uncovered by de-
partment of agents. ana other disclo.
sures affecting army orders for
clothing, soldiers equlpment MA
chinery and supplies ana Invoicing
arrests on criminal charges may be
made soon.
. Most army Officers At whom, tho
finger OF suspicion points are OF low
er ranks but a few OF the. ranks
OF major and colonel arc sala 20 be
under investigation. pcpartnent of
Justice officials tonight declined 20
indicate whether they believed any
grent proportion ~ army contracts
were obtained by bribery or other
fraud, but they declared many Mi.
lions OF dollars worth of goods have
been delivered on suspicious oon.
tracts.
Direct bribery of unnamed army
Officers who had charge OF IettIns
contracts or inspecting goods I,
charged against number OF those
aUrested tonight
Those arrested were. Felix Gou-
lot, wealthy clothing manufnctnrcr
who is charged with acting as "go,
between for other contractors ma
with seeking 20 solicit contracts I'm
der thu Illegal contingent fee system
Joseph Sydeman. william Syderan
and Joseph wood of tho Sydeman
Rubber company: Ralph Cohen OF
the Norkshirc Manufacture, CO..,
pany: Ralph Rosonthnl OF Haneuer
q Rosenthal, Alfred ZltteI OF the
Automobile Ralncont company. Inc.
Louis Fried, S. Halpern OF the In
terurban Ralncoat company. Polly
Clamons OF the Manchester Water
proof Coat company l. NJ. Hnlpern
Of the National Cement company
Simon Harris OF the Harris Rain.
coat house, Morris Lesser OF Lesser
q Stengc Joseph Pines OF the Pines
Rubber company and l. / II. Yellim
~ the Eureka Rubber Manufactur-
ing company
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-23
stores nud rhium,nt- VIII he Pro-
tcotu' p, lwrr. Nliicd Forces
. iu llr Dispatched
WILSON HAS A STATEMENT
President W. Nuununcr steps De.
cld'd ou tu nrlug Hrlp 60 Nn-
ton tu Outline Purposes.
GERMANS AND FlNNS AGREE
Dispatches 1cli ~ Union " Effort
Ia EHtcnd Sway Of Huns In
North Russia.

wAsiuNGTuN July % -plR1s
of the United states Tor participation
In the expedition 20 give military aid
TO Jlussla are expected TO bs an
nouncod In a public statement by
President Wilson very soon. prob
ably before the end Of the week
The statement. II 10 Understood.
viii be OF a very explicit nature be-
side msklng clear tho means OF the
aid TO be extended. that the United
States has only unselfiah motives
and intends TO stand firmly beside,
the Russian people IN their fight fsp
"a democracy. The sending OF
economic aid also will be announced
In the presidents statement. but the
personnel OF the commission win
not be-
Plans for The military expedition
10 be conducted by tho Omitted States
and Japan. with Great Britain and
France. It IN Understood. do not at
this time contemplate tho recon
struciion OF the eastern front as a
battle line 10 draw German troops
from the vest.
The objects OF the expedition, as
they will bo outlined In President
Wilson's statement which he per-
sonally IL preparing. will be 10 pro-
tect American interests, the inter-
eatA OF the Russian people them.
selves In their fight for democracy
part OF the pFdErAm OF economic aid.
and for the safeguarding Of vust sup
piles which will be sent 20 Russia.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-23
ENEMY IS FIGHTING
TO STAVE OFF ROUT
Germans Holding on I1nnLs with
Nli Power ni Command While
Center Pulls backward
ALLIES HAMMERlNG HARD
French and Americans Pound on
Onr Side WIN british, French
aud Italians uu the Othcr

WNsulSaTON. TulN 60 Tho
German hrh command apparently
l- maNus H,surrt, efforts Go hold
open inr base az th, salient between
Suissuu- Bn1 HhrlmH until troops tu
down thu center of thr great pocket
toward thU Nuur can bo Withdrawn.
with French and American troops
hUwWrriul pwIF from the west and
French. British and Italian forces
hltt,rinW lt the east flank uf the
German position. 10 Was sill hr from
certain tonight unt 'hr enemy
would te able Co rof bite forces out
uf the southern end Uf the salient
without terrific loucs
Already great numbers NJ prison
crg and gums haNr been taken ly the
American and allied forces The
only estimate from official sources
covering the aggregate captured hy
French. American and Italian
troops during the FIRST two days NJ
tho counter offensive gave twenty
thousand as the probable total.
There are indications that the nums
bor captured ON sunday might be
greater although enemy Withdrawal
from the Marnr and Chateau Thorry
sectors probably accounted ln some
part FOR tho HwiftncsH ~ the Ul J.
vuurcs made during that day
The situation on the lnnks .nt the
salient was not No clear tonight al
though it was plain that ON hotl'
sides the effort TO pinch the enemy
retirement was under progress.
Heavy artillery fire ana airplnnc
bombs are raining over all his com
munCi1tlun lines In the center of the
salient over which the rctiring di-
visions must make their escape.
Apparently tho enemy iH fighting
hard 20 hold his position around
Oulchy lie Chateau, where a rail
way line from Fishes. probably his
rhftf advance base. and located al
the approximate center OF the base
line uf tho salient between Soiwon,
and Rheims. has permitted him "a
assemble considerable forces Co re-
slst the Franco American advance
Should tho counter attack sue
coed IN forcing this position or IN
breaking through either 10 the north
or south Of Oul,hy however. the
German defeat might be turned into
a disastrous rOut
similarly. n the Franco British
Italian forces. ns officers here hope
are able 10 break through Etrunp
enemy concentrations toward fismcf
itself. disaster would threaten the
whole German position south OF
/ this place.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-23
BUILDING PLANS SEIZED
ABOARD OUTGOING SHIPS
Specifications Taken ON Vessels
Clearing for Scandinavian Ports
Dcs.rihc American Plants.

WASHINGTON, July 22.--An or
der Issued today by Secretary Nc.
Adoo instructlng customs collectors
90 reftAse permits 10 all except gov
ernment officials for taking ship
and shipyards plans out Of the coun-
try. revealed that agents Of the ship
ping board recently seiced In New
York n largo amount OF valuable
specifications IN ships clearing for
Scandinavian ports
The specifications dealt minntely
With Americas shlpbWldlng pro-
gram ana also with vessels under
construction n this country Cor the
Trencn uavy Some VI them were
tho property of American builders
who ,ypi ned that they had been
asked FOR p'ans la a basis for post-
war orders lnv"stigntion is being
made ~ il. purpose FOR which the
othur sNlpu .ut9 we're Intended
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-23
WAR AND DEMOCRACY FIRST
Catholic Educators Wc-prllrulc
Themselves to Purpose

SAN FRANCISCO JU.E .. A..
OF the Catholic educational force. .H
INC United States were tn .. '.
dedlcatcd TO the purposes uf '.. HNr
ana democracy az tho NND.U.N ..
nual convention OF the Duiu... I'.
ucnuonal association of America.
which opened here today
II WAS announced that I.HN.
reverend Thomas j ShDHa.. u'
washington. u. g., prcsIru. .t.u.
or the association, would MOT us t..,
10 preside because Of iuuosa I'.
place was taken by Very Reverend
James A. Burns ot Washington ID g..
Ioday's session was confined tu N
meeting OF the executive hoJr1 nn
AuureH7 ON Catholic education and
after VIZ problems ny .Ihr. ..lU.
REV. Joseph Schrcmba OF Toledo.
ohio, and meetings OF special com.
mittces
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-23
Home and the Children


What Is home for any way
~ I's not for childrou'H pAJ
Nhaf's the use of rugs and chaHs
Tf they cannot call them theifs
Nr,. are rooms and floors and hA"N
Earpisters end pspetsd walls
N thoy do not furnish Joy
tor some iltlio girl and boy
Who would Keep his house ~ tN
Frhotnr with doV't DO mat
Who would make bis home 'inp'
fr, cold and filled with gloom
sending little ones awAy,
gtutur all their laughter Eay
last 90 keep in good frpAW
p.rlor floor or couch or rhAf'
a..r, 10 me that homes plAee
where the youugaieIt 'uh". -,
Where the TOYS should N' 49,
gtr.vn In childhood. .s happy tp.t
Aud M. walls should. here arl lHe'0
Snow some smudry symbol Wh''o
c,,.Iy Dttis hands had been
tl.ms should never be too clean
Ham. .hould never he too nest
f.,,.e t,t tho marks OF feet
~ IN, vanished rungs Of thaifs
a,1 thc scratches on The Nalfa
IA tha Glad disorder when
p,,,, tbs home With Joy u rsh,
Than the mansions sur htoSAuo
[Jbs-s no child has ever plAyed .I--.,
,Copyrighc I9ls'by Edgar \. Guest
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-23
GEItMANs> AND FINNs
REACH AGREEMET.

~ ,ha, h',s1.on, na,rn, sai $3.50 -
tho state department today but the
information was not regarded as
authentic.
The report said that the Germans
had eighty thousand troops IN Fin-
land and hoped To have forty thou
sand white guards acting with them.
giving them 10 total force OF i30.-
coo The Germans are making
strong efforts to get control OF the
railroad south from Kola at Kem.
The road In being unod by the all
lied forces which recently were re-
ported moving south.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-23
HEAVY HUN ATTACK
RESULTS IN FAILURE.

PARIS. July 90 Heavy German
counter attacks launched Tor the
purpose Of checking the progress OF
the allies between the Marnc and
the OurCq today were without avail,
according 20 tho war office am
nouncemrnt tonight, and the French
and British made further advances
lu tho region OF la CroiN and Grisol-
les. az well as northeast OF Mont 81
H're.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-23
Fresh ReUOItS Start
in Austrian States:
Soldiers Shot DOwn

LONDON, July ga British
wireless service - Serious revoIts
have occurred In palmatia and
bohemia and Hungary Al Ma
u8rog- Sllet l50 officer and 500
C2ccho-Sluvuks. who mutiuled
wo4r shot and a further 1,00O'ar-
rested.
From n reliable source news
has come TO hand that luFo-
Spv soldiers have deserted hy tho
wholesale and escaped Go the
mountains after killing their NJ.
N.crs Armed bands complete
Iy organized are said TO bc opcrnt-
ing boz some districts,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-23
GERMANY TRIED TO SELL
SECURITIES OWNED HERE
Castor Means says lie Received
Them Win Request to Make ~
fort to Dispose Of More.

CHICAGO. July - --1Nc storynot
825.UUU.UOO worth OF American Sc
curiues. which tho Gcmau gov
eminent sought to have turned into
money after th. uutbrerK of tho
war with the United states. was told
ou tho witness stand today by Gas
ton y Means "a the t10Uo,0O1 King
Will contest hearing
Means. who had previously tcstl-
fled that hr was for many years a
financial agent uf the German gov
eminent said that Rudolph OTTO. "a
GERMAN agent in New York sent tho
securities 10 him in Chicago hy am
other agent named schwartz or
WIFc
"Ihprr wus some question about
gprmun IutcrosAa before the United
states ATTORNEY A,cal and the mat
f,r vls held 100 uhnyHnCr ami Finally
allowed Goo drop" hc added
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-23
HIJtIdN CLAIMS
SUCCESS IN FRANCE.

BERLIN tva LondonJ July %.
The war office claims that the
fighting In France on Sunday re-
suited In complete success for
the German arms"
The official statement issued to-
day describes numerous heavy oper-
ations on all parts OF the salient
between Scissors and Rheims, and
declares that an assaults OF the al
lied forces were repulsed.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-23
ROOSeUeH in France
On NdUGi Inspection

WASHINGTON, J6Iy % Tho ar
.r...I OF Assistant Secretary ~ tho
S,yy r. - Roos,ycItIn France was
aupouuccd today hy th" navy de-
p1riWvut
Mr. Roosevelt made the trip ON u
destroyer His purpose is to In
.rpet tho navpl administration on
fn. other side ut tho atlantic cspo
.lI0y with reference tu contracts.
leases ut buildings ard lands gN.
runIurra and other business Wn'
I.r.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-23
FRENCH wfN BACK
LINE IN CHAMPAGNE.

LONDON. July 22.--The French
troops In Champaign between the
river suippes and MassiEes have re.
gained all their old front line, Ro-
ccrdlng to advlces reaching London
this evening
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-23
HORVATH WILLING
To ME.Igr sIOVAks.

LONDON, July 23--sGenerai Hor-
vnth, reoeRily proclaimed provisional
ruler " siberia. says a Daily Mall
Thursday has sent reply TO the
allied ministers In Pekin assuring
them that far from offering obsta-
standing with tho Clecho- -slovakn.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-23
Oil Men Told They Have Full
Authority to Manage Industry
- - - - - - = - - =
The Weather..

TULSA. July 20
Manlmum 30 min.
mum 90. south wiuda
and aftly cloudy
preclp itatiOa 10
inches
OKLAHOMA For
Tucsday And " "d
nesday generally fair.
LOUISIANA For
TundAy and We'd
nesdAy partly cloudy
ARKANSAS: for
Tursday and We'd
nssday generally FAR
EAST TEXAS
tuesday and We'd
issday, parity cloudy
WEST TEXAS
russda aud Wed
ncsday generally
fair.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-23
Requa Speaks TO Large Gath
ering in Tulsa on All
Phases Of Businos.
ASKED TO FORGET PROFITS
Flow Of OiloMust BE Kept Up
Uninterruptedly; Commit
tee Handles Disputes.


Two wonderfully I.... ..
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tordhy To a h'"''
continent oil men refine. .." pr.
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tlnent proJucorH. rrnn.r. ... .
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l. Hclua ot the oI Hl.r. '.|.".
and by \ q. l'liurI MT ... ..
uonal petroleum WHr .', ..
mittce. handling the UU UI.".. H
reference Co Ga" war; IU. w....u.
was held Zoo the 'ruHH. NHN ..H...
auditorium
The speakers representing 'N"
government told iht. uN a.uu 'HH' I'
was the policy OF 'N" 'H.I admins.
| trauun 60 permit tNr uI m,u fn it.,
care ~ their own affairs iho only
| Industry of such great Importance
that had been given ibNt great con.
ccsslou
They also told tho 600 men how
/ this should ho done. and outlined
Ia careful program uH Goo the paying
/ Of premiums
Must Helm Win W,r
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-23
Lieutenant Putnam Gets
Another German Plane

Ur TU. ...N"f.rd Press
WIrf IliE AMERICAN ARMY
rs FRANCE Sunday. July 21.--Two
more German airplanes are reported
to have urpD brought down Satut-
dlv hy American aviators. Neither
report has been confirmed officially
Ono of the enemy machines was
brought down by Lieut. David iput-
nam ~ Massachusetts. An American
ace. Lieut. Baker Drody Freeman
engaged In "a fisht with a German
hiplone and tumhled him 20 the
ground
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-23
INCREASE IN GASOLINE
PRICE WILL BE ALLOWED
Tucl Administration Not to OblcCt to
IIalf-Ccnt Rai-r Ia Mcct Rail
road Costs.

WAsuINGTON. July 90 To meet
the Increased railroad rates recently
ordered by the administration the
fuel administration has announced
that effective today II would not oh
iect 60 an advance of y cont a
gallon in the Wholesale tank wagon
market price of gasoline. naptha and
refined OH throughout the country
The advance IN the rct8ilaprico shall
mot be- greater than that IN the
Wholesale price, % is announced.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-23
N."u Property Custodian Announces
smashing WIN Taking over ct
Two NrW York Concern.
OKLAHOMA STOCK INVOLVED
'.. IIfh uf Nmctiynn Metals. Iu.
'INl"E btruc-,illr Holdings.
luu'd iu l.uCm, Hands.
TRIED TO EvADE SEIZURES
l,....rr l.lr,h Mndr According tn
State m'u Hi iu,r-tigator Gur,i
Germany supplied

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