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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-17
TIME FOR GETTING
AUTO LICENSE PAST
COMMISSIONER Of Highways Com.
PnlhS That Laws Not Compiled
WITH Gives Owners Warning

Advice has been received from m,
otiice of the state commIsslonnr ny nS
highways. that after July "a ,n.
owner ~ a motorcycle. auto,,,bn.S S
tractor or cyclecar. without Iironsa
l'E Is violating tho provisions OF az
motor vehicle law Unless thr CO.
ai'ploys u 1918 license. the Letter
r'NdH tho owner is liable TO prose,
'H.lon ana fna upon convlction
II Is complained that there ma.
thousands OF casos-0t this sort ana
the poA2ssof each comrnunitv ara
called upon % aid the state highNnv
department In campaign 10 cIssS
up the dolnqucnts. Much mopc, ts
lost so o. ts said from the rood
roads fund by negligence on the nar,
of owners 10 buy their licenses nnd
All arc called upon 10 see that thc
'lw is complied with.
All applications for licenses with
the exception ~ very few which
were crrunoou7ly ;.led ana returned
for correction. received up 90 Juno
20 have henu attended 10. and
licenses Issued, SAYS the letter
Therefore. the excuse that applcl-
lun hus Incn made but no license is-
sued is mo- longer valid.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-17
AMERICAN TROOPS GIVEN
WELCOME AT MANCHESTER
English Turned out 10 Greet Sol
dicra as Streets Arc Lined With
Applauding Crowds

MANCHESTER. Eng, July IA
large body " American troops came
90 Manchester this morning that the
/ people OF Cottonopolls might have
an opportunity TO welcome them
The Americans were greeted with
the greatest enthusiasm. The star
Spangled Banner was played by the
band OF tho Dragons guards and tn,
band accompanying the troops re
sponded with the British national
anthem. The mayor OF Stafford de-
lvered an address as the men
marched through Stafford ON their
way 10 ManchSHter. complImcn'lus
the Americans IN France.
At tho boundary Of Manchester
Tho Americans were received hy the
lord mayor ot the city and then roe
eumed their march through the
streets lined with RpplaudmE crowds
". the town han, whore u reception
was rendered them, and then sen uyt
on thrcc-miic march through var
tyGs streets OF the city and again re-
'Ned the plaudIts OF tens OF thou
''NAs OF persons.
,.t,hH evening tho troops were en-
''''ahtd ai dinner.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-17
TWO KILLED NINE HURT
WHEN HUNS HIT HOSPITAL
Nurse II Injured. Hut No, Seriously,
In Bombing nc Jouy, Carried
Out Deliberately.

PARIS. July iS-German avlAtors
at II o'clock last night dropped
bombs on the American Red Gross
hospital At Juoy Two enlisted men
were killed and among the personnel
nine persona were wounded. Miss
Jane Jeffery, an American Red Gross
nurse. was among those wounded.
though her injuries are not serious.
The hospital, deliberately bombed
by the German nviators, was full OF
wounded at tho time and doctors
wors performing operations at four
tables The operations continued
Notwithstanding the explosions.
At least three bombs were dropped
IN the hospital unecdcstroyed three
tents "
Further east I'm the region of
Caalons it was busy night Tor the
personnel OF the American Red Cross,
hospit1le being evacuated ana
wounded being searched Tor all along
the road.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-17
The Worried Soldier

H. "a, dreaming through the drilling h'
WEI ha,f q stop behind
llr was marching lso soldier who M"
something on tis mind
And tho colonel who was watching as nv
boys wsrr uH review. t
Conduit understand tho trouble, but 'As
e. brfFoant-mslor kure.
once he broke the line by missing the eom-
maud 10 mako wheel .u a.
Arl they tluudrred curses ~ him uI n''
brain began 10 reel .- t-.,..,
Ills captain called him lAIyi bis heolenAn'
And ths, wondered why he taltored bu'
tho scrjyant haior knew.
when a. last the drill was over and The line
had been dismissri, ~.
The, rut hc Numbering soldier on hsir
extra duty Hat,
Hut tho seryeaut major saved htm when the
coI0ud hgArd him say
ole hasn't had letter from Ma ioiks IN
many q day
WopH Won help him In his battle, would you
Keen his mind 81 triuf
or two 20 him
Every soldier understands 10. when they r.
pastirE out the mall
Tho hoy Who is forgotten Is tho boy who s
tCopyrrhI iols BY EdEar 4. Gue,p
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-17
GERMANS CLAIM
Is, 600 PRISONERS.

BERLIN, via London. July To-
Tho Germans claim the capture OF
1900 prisoners in ihr official com.
munIDottou from headquarters rs.
sued today The army ut General
Won Boehm. II rs added crossed tho
M1rn- between Jaulgonne aud east
81 normor
con the Maine front the cucmy
has delivered violent counter ate
hcIa, SAYS tho German official conf
munluauon issued his evening
There were some loc1l surrsrscs
10 tho southwest of Rheims TO tho
east ~ Rheims the situation rs uu-
changed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-17
CRISIS STILL AHEAD
WASHINGTON THINKS
Officials Satisfied with RcsuIta OF
First liush and Look N Future
Plans.
AMERICANS NUMBER 10000
May hc Fighting as Corps, but he
liof is They Arc Bfigndcd with
French LigRrtt Commanding

WAslllNGToN. July 1.-THE
crisis of tho new German offensive
IN France Is Htill TO he reached. In
the opinion Of high officials here.
While the first rush of ths enemy
apparently met with a decided check
Yesterday all alonE the line. and fell
far short Of the probable objectivca
marked out for the first day, both Of
fetal and unofficial reports from
the front tonight showed bitter
fighting was stlll IN progress
Advioes from General PershinR
and General Bliss covering yeEter-
days operations prompted a state
mcnt from the war department to-
day that the situation was regarded
as satisfactory by the American
commanders at the end Of the first
day OF the first great battle of the
war IN which AmeIican troops have
been engaged
on the comparatively limited part
OF the BATH. front heid by the Ameri-
cans between Chateau Thierry and
tho JRulfonne region. tonlghtS ad-
Vices Indicated that the enemy had
been ousted from a majority Of the
points where his initial drive had
made headway across the river. The
situation appears most encouraging
here.
$4,000 Americans Involved.
Probably q. In eNccsH Of 1900
American troops are involved In one
place or another 80 that would be
the approximate strength Of Nal
Gen. Hunter Lrgetts first army
corps, several divisions Of which are
known 70 be operating with tho
French corps along the Marne sec
tor. Nothing had reached the war
department late tonight, however, 20
Identify the troops who made the
brilliant counter attacks yesterday
at Vaux and In the IAulgonne re-
gion which helped materially IN
atemminE the German tide,
Secretary Baker aaid today he had
no reason 10 believe that the first
corps was operating as unit the
indications being rather that It's divl-
sions we're being employed IN French
corps similarly. divisions from
other American corps are under
French corps commanders and
operating a. units Of the French
corps. while al other points Ameri-
can hriFadeE, or oven regiments,
form parts Of French divisional or
brigade units.
Hard to Tell Exact Number.
This arrangement makes Il Inn
possible 10 gauge accurately the ex-
tent az American participation,
HiHh military officials did not ex-
poet tonight 20 he able 10 form def
irlte conclusions as 10 the whole
course OF the Freat battle or the
direction Int which ~ probably would
develop before another day or two
had passed The extent to which the
check Of the first day may have up
set the ouemy's calculations could
not he Rauged by the meaEer ac-
counts received today that gave any
specific informatlon OF military
value.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-17
AUSTRIAN UPRISING
OBJECT IN ALBANIA
Military Critics Profess to SEQ POS.
sibllity of Great Military stroke
In Dual Monarchy.
WOULD UPSET HUN PLANS
Furccs Might IInrc to Ne Withdrawn
to Check Trouble NJ Homo, New
IorCcs Might Juin AIllcs

WASHINGTON. Iuly 10 While
military critics both hoTe ana abroad
regard the Franco italian offensive
along tho coast NJ Albania us NJ Iit.
no moment from a military ylcw-
point some or them Tcgud 10 as
having possibilities from political
standpoint which ultimately may
hear heavily upon the military Htua-
uon
The immediate purpose ~ tho Of
frnslvc has not yet been made clear.
hut II II believed 20 he designed
primarily for the psychological ~.
feet II may have upon thc dlslf-
fected subjects ~ Austria Hungary
In Bosniu ana Herzegovina. toward
which countries tho drive IN headed
Reports from official sources In.
dicate the successes attained h} tho
allied troops already have Increased
the hostility " the JuRo SlnyB In
southern Austria, who with the
CEecho Slovaks ana polcs. have
proved thorus In tho Hldo of the
dual monarchy throughout tho war
Officials who have made study
~ the situation believe a military
drive that could bring the allied
armies I'm Albania into contact wSh
the JuEn- SmVs might lead not only
10 an open revolt there, but also
by the diRnffectrd peoples I'm other
parts ~ the dual monarchy.
An uprising of such consequence
u IN claimed would have serious ~.
fccts upon the whole military sltua-
tion because 81 tho drain upon the
Austrian army that would result
from returning from the front suffi-
cient forces 90 prevent an Internal
ftsintcgratlon.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-17

PARIS, July 10 The appoint
ment ~ Admiral Won iInE TO sue
coed hnrhlmunn as German for.
Cigu secretary has boon received
-lth great interest here. Whure the
Eailor-dIplumarH' character and an.
tccedents are well known Hintze
is regarded In France as tough
~ IN" worst description.
A naval officer until tho personal
friendship oG the kaiser transfer.
red him to diplomacy won IunB
is looked upon here us perfect
genius ~ intrigue ana adventure,
and II classcd with Won Bornstofff,
Won Inprn and Roy IA ns ready
tool for the execution or any dirty
work the kaiser requires done.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-17
NITRATE EXPLOSION
LEVELS BIG PLANT
American Agricultural Company nt
Jacksonville, Fla., suffers loss
OF Ono and Quarter Million

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, July l6.-
Flre' caused by tho explosion OF mite
rate early today destroyed the frrul-
i1er plant OF the American Arrlcul.
,uraI company near here. cptai'Irs q
,oss or Il million and quarter dol.
me fire ls believed ~ have ..gH
,nuSeu from spontaneous oomAs
Ion resulting In series NJ mtg H
Up ,'slons Of nitrate. which could
oe heard for miles around D.uf.
NV NreGkage was thrown hundreds
or injured
according TO officers OF the com.
n,"'iny many thousands OF cons ~ fer.
Ts ul'heTs and many tons OF nitrate
wero destroyed.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-17
GERMANS UNABLE
TO MAKE MUCH GAIN.

LONDON. July IA statement
issued this evening py tho Central
News says
The only progress tho Germans
have been able 10 make since yes.
terday has been 10 the east OF
Rheims, In the Prunay sector where
In spite OF terrible losses the enemy
has compelled the French 10 retire
TO the southwark behind tho River
Neslc."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-17
tni' Executive spoken " ns Pos.
stole Successor tp Judge Ralph
Campbell
OTHERS ALSO MENTIONED
Tom iNour tnd T. &. West spoke Of
n connection win Eastern
Oklahoma appointment.
STATE LEADERS TAKE HAND
liIlIne or Vacancy Start, Political
i"l fvr iiiE Plum Wires out
ui Tulsa Busy.

D...rr.. r.I 1y.r...... f..,,,,-., ..,
r... t..,. ''
'" '"' I.''lH JunE'
.'..". '. MT. ''D vacancy mtdr hS
"" ''.n .' II.l"' Campbell ,,
''''."..N.. throughout the state
N''' HI.... .N' governor Geo agree tu
''n "' " 'p.tu mood. 1ui th,
'.h .n TULSA eWuug rapidly into
N'..'...' atmosphere.
'iN Lyons. uur M tine hogt quail.
.''' mon .. 'Ir state. WAS suggested
'. lh' Mr LYONS expects To 10
.'" 'l' ARMY september 10. and
".''' h'' I'I"n1e insisted that ha
N"".' Wahr a. loElgai Judge. his
''''I iHIh I''u io s'rN" IN "a military
way lE q Irr''l Goo % degree. - G.
"'rl h'n many frIfuls interested
D" prose llnE h's name
would Help lnpp.
, I.' other lN"' ib6 suggestion
."'' ''.''''"I N'Iii.WS m|Fht hc
t..N N1N'l u".r Goo Nc'pt - APP
''HI'" 3 a endorsed b." many
mere lI'"n,H u' Ei Iupp. li"utcn-
nNit't'in'r hH'I tine idea with
lhc selection ~ the governor, then
colonel IlHpu becomes tho chief eN-
.'1uNc Ihu would hrIp him won
~" iu'l} D" IIF campaign for rtnom-
nation a. uut-Euverunr. In
SANITY. hr would become state
wide figure and he need not canvass
longer fer The rominntion ,
Telcsr1mF w"r, leaving Tulsa IN
7h"o'o' yesterday Telephone wires
were qblNcriug with rcd hot mes
tIrF Washington Wus being bonn
hdrdei hv politicians Who Wvr' linz
Inv up Tor ihH candidate or TIM.
ercrs were b'ing built and bridges
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-17
OIL TRADE CAN
GOVERN ITSELF
Director Requa in Address to
Petroleum Committee Puts
1t. Up to Industry.
COMPETITION MUST HALT
If Rules Are Not Made Volun-
tarily Government viii
Then Step In.
COMES TO TULSA TUESDAY
VIII Meet Oil Men Of Mid
Continent Fields on In
spection Trip.
COMPETITION MUST HALT
COMES TO TULSA TUESDAY

Special 10 The World
WASHINGTON, July 16-M r.
Requa, federal oil director, who Will
he IN Tulsa Tuesday, july 20, ON am
inspection trip ~ the Mid-conuucut
oil fields. In an address before tho
National Petroleum War Service
committee In New York, which was
fully attended, declared that he he
lievcd the oil industry could govern
itself II II would only do Ho. The
Industry he said can formulate its
own rules far more satisfactorily n
it proceeds with "A realization Of the
crisis confronting the country II II
falls then the government must step
In, no said.
Mr.. Requas speech follows:
The one great indictment whJch
democracy has always to confront IL
that II Is inefficient. that II cafnot
govern with the same degrea-nNs
cess az n monarc1liel form of govern
ment | have always believed that
theory was absolutely wrohg, / have
always been Of the opinion that a
free and educated people can, II
they will supply TO themselves, very
much better form OF government
than could any individual who ever
lived and sat upon a throne.
Can Govern Itself.
And so 1 believe that the oil In,
dustry can govern itself wisely ano
well. II II will. that Il can torhulaNe
It's own rules and regulations Tar
more satisfactorily by voluntary CT
fort than through government man
date II needs but a realization OF
of tho crisis confronting US a vision
syIfy aently broad 70 see beyond mere
pe1 nal and selfish interests, and
tn understanding that the prob
,kms OF petroleum as related 10 the
ar are national and must be
4lvcd In the national inter
by the industry as whole,
'kardlesz OF the selfish individual
Nny thera be, who cannot see be-
yohd hia own Immediate surround
ings
In this connection have heard
quoted the doctrine OF "laiHaez falre.
or let alone. | have never agroed
with that theory OF government and
] believe mat as surely as tho sun
rises. the events which are taking
plycc In Europe today are bound 20
submerEe that view for all time and
that out OF II there must come
new conception Of the relation OF the
individual to the government and 60
his fellow citizens
Petroleum Vital Product.
petroleum Is today one OF the most
vitality necessary products think
you will all agree with me that be-
cause OF existing conditions II Is nee
essary TO stabilize not only the price
Of petroleum but that II Is necessary
Co determine fair dlfferentinl for
tho conservation OF petroleum into
its various products, and 60 deter
mine reasonable diffcreBtial for the
distributing OF those products 10 the
ultimate consumer. I am not dts
Cussing nor advocating these prlu-
CONTINUED on PAGE TEN.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-17
Finance Committee sets Itself TasL
OF Raising 100000 Tor
Confederate week
KING TAKES HOLD OF JOB
Plans Campaign For Nc't Tuc-dn,
20 Clean Up Financial rrrrarn-
lions for Coming OF Veterans
TEAM CAPTAINS MEET DAILY
Leaders VIII Be Named to Push Mig
Drive To Success 10 Make Certain
Entertainment of soldier.

.ur,,ty, viii ."
SOMEONE surrestcd a mood r,r .
siogan for the fn,rr, r.r,,r,rt..
mat MANNED 60 raise 500 uUp tg r..
tho expenses NJ tho gSih annual con.
fedcrate reunion which 70, fgp ts h.rf
I'm Tnlsa during tho we,k Of g.pt,r,.
bcr "a.
Ihe Hcntral coinmlll' was In s'H
SION YESTERDAY afternoon going over
we u't'iIh OF mo campaign. ana some
OF 'he mem n''7 N'uI' hhAt" a mega.
i've h'au "hen Nlr amount was aug
Reatod' u looked ike an impossible
task, .
uIhh VIII
Iho committee decided y wasn't
"a th'oIy nut a matter of TACT that
INC reunion was coming ana that 'u
properly entertain " large sum ni
money was necessary Ih' city the
county ana ih' state has invited the
sou,hlhnd 10 spend week ehorc Zoo
S'P''uih'r' ana the expenses must
ue pbld'
Up TO Iulhhns.
It's M 10 Tulsans to rnlso
100000 10 foot the bills. and IT'S to
Doe done I'm one day
Next Tuesday ls the time. -
steve n King. .----I-rcUicd tho
commission OF heading the finance
committee. and is preparing 20 make
"A complete campaign NJ the city. so
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-17
Empey GiUen Promotion
TO Rank of Captaincy

r, WASHINGTON, July lG-Arthu-
Mn. 'yEer the Top) Empcy. who.
t,rr'. 'fA4pS with the Canadian
ar, ~ ,ook part In several imptrt-
-. un,lles IN the first years of che
tnin w"s To-Day commissioned "a can.
n. s,sivnns n .ns national army lie wiz
department beH'I0l 8
,,. oap.Iln Empey was promoted ii,
a. 49, ,'hN hN,o OF sergeant in tho Canndl1r
. S..es,,,s 800 ot me, ne was invaded home
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-17
CnLoRINE INDUSTRY Is rANrN
"o''rhmcnt 60 Operate Plants TO As.
sure Sufticicnt Shell supply.

"ASlllNGTON, July i6.-ro as.
sure sutticlent chlorine for the man
uioc'ufo ot gas shells and other war
purposes. the war industries hoard
with tho approval Of pwsident VIII
son. took over the chlorine Industry
OF thc United States.
For ne present tho board nm
nounccd, The government will do mo-
more than allocate the product
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-17
the " Gather

TULSA. OKLA ,
July Do Maximum
r- minimum 20
suufh Niuds parity
cloudy precipitation
"a inch
OkLAlIQMA For
yrdnrSda And
rhnrsday pAr y
Loudly TO Clo Va u y
weather
LOUISIANA For
Ntducb day aud
Thursday pArily y
cloudy not much
change Boo tcmperA
mrr
ARKANSAS ANp
WEST T O. y
Woduosday nnd
Tbursdhy pArlIy y
cloudy .1
FAST T EN A "
vs. edursdAy ana
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-17
FRENCH ANNOUNCE
TAKING OF TOWNS.

PARIS. July R.---The war office
announces the rooRpture of 81 Ag-
nan and Ia Chapelie- Monthodon
today and the advance of the Franco
American lines 10 tho heights dom
mating the harne valley at various
points
Desperate fighting IL reported In
several sectors Of the new battle
front particularly south OF the
Marne. where ground was given only
foot by foot when the allied line was
obliged 10 bend back
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-17
Fire Damages Lumber q
Plant in ST. Louis

ST LOUIS, July l6 Fire Of un-
determined origin late this afternoon
broke out en- the lumber yards OF
the Lothman Cypress company
which Is supplying humber for tho
construction OF cautouments Of
ncials OF the company estimated tho
damage az $4,000
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-17
STRIKE LEADER TOLD
TO ORDER MEN BACK
Governor Dorsey Appeals 90 War
labor Board In Atlanta Street
Car Tir-up; Camp Affected

WASHINGTON. July l6 Cover
nor Dorsey of Georgia today Rp-
pcalcd 90 tho national war labor
board 90 Intervene In the strike to-
day Of electric workers which has
lied up transportation IN Atlanta uud
vicinity including that 90 army
camps. hospitals and other govern
ment enterprises
The war labor board Immediately
sent message 90 the strikers Inc
forming them that their prcclpliatc
action is indcfcuslblc in tho light N
organized Rbors agreement That
there shall be no strike during the
war A. tho same time W. H. Ma
hon. international president ot the
AwllrHuWtel Association ~ street
and E'yrui. Railway Workers was
fmurs',d by the board tn order the
men back 90 work at once
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-17
M'AD00 ANSWERS CHARGE
OF RAIL OlSCRlMl NATION
Issue Brief Statcsmcnt In san Fran
Cisco IN Reply 10 Accusation Of
nOstun Rnilrund Counsel.

SAN FRANCISCO, July ID
Charges made IN Boston today by
Edgar J Rich that eastern freight
rates had been fiNrd on q discrimina-
tory basis by Secretary McAdoo fol
lowing political pressure were denied
here tonight by Mr. MCAdoo.H sec
reAry. J. NJ shatfer speaking for
hin chief
"Tbe accusation ia false. q. snid Mr.
Shafrer There Is no foundation
for a."
No further statement, ne said
would hr made tonight.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-17
GERMANS CRoss
MARINE NEAR GLAND.


hy The AssaeiAted Press
ON THE FRENCH FRONT IN
FRANCE. July l6.--The Germans
have crossed the Marne at various
places giving them control over
twelve miles of the southern hank
of The stream between Gland and
hareuil- Port.
This operation cost them dearly.
tlyp bridges being destroyed ns the
troops were passing over, while hun.
Nrvds ~ their men ate believed to
have met death from the machine
guns and bombs ~ uvlutors
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-17

UpSTON. July lG Edgar y. Rich.
formerly general counsel Of tho Hos-
ton ana Maine railroad. aud now
counsel ot the Associated Industries
Of Massachusetts. today charged
william y McAdoo. director. grnor-
h NJ railroads. with determination
against thia srutlon ~ tho country
In fixing freight rates after political
pressure md sectional pressure had
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-17
DRAFT REsGsTERs CAPTURED
Tom Adkisson Drought 10 Little
Rock; Gang Broken UR

LITTLE ROCK. Ark, July a.
Tom Adklssnn. alleged leader of tho
band ~ Cleburne draft rosisters, was
brought hcr tonight with his son
The elder hdklssuu walked into
Conway today and surrendered Fed
eraI officers sav that his capture
breaks up the strongest and best or
ronizod band ot draft rcsStegs IN
the state.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-17

IIoldv. cooler IN north portion Wsdueadal
ThurtIa,. not much change iu temperature.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-17

Tho town Of GLAND lise about two
and one-half miles east OF chateau
Thlerry ana Mbreullllc. Port about
nine miles northwest az Fprruoy
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-17
TULSA WILL

Tuesday is the day. $780,
900 reunion fund. Have your
checkbook ready.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-11-23
FOR THE BOYS OVER THERE.

From the sunny slopes of California,
To the rock bound coast of Maine,
From the south and north
They are marching forth.
Shall we let them call in vain?
There is work for those they leave be
They will need our loving care
And Helping Hand will find them
If we but do our share.
They have said goodbye to those who
love them.
Left behind the things most dear,
They have given all
When they heard the call,
Shall we be content to stand and
cheer?
When our children read the Won
drous story
How lasting peace was won
We shall have our share of glory
If our work is noble done.
CHORUS.
Let US all get together for the boys
Who gave up their all for you
If we give them our money and our
loving care,
That's the least that we can do,
Night and day they will be fighting
So that you and may live
So let's all get together for the boys
over there and
Give! Give! Give!