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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-11-28
The Central Record. Thursday. Nov %. 1918.
THE WAY OF A GIRL
BY MISS JEANNE NJ. BLACK.

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"IIelen. wonder whp that dis
tinguished looking stranger can be
who passes here 50 pcrsiStcntly every
few hours in that gray roadster said
Mrs. Burk rs she peercd from be-
tween the curtains Of the parlor win
dow.
Helen blushed furiously aud turned
a conscious face TO her mother. "Oh,
yes. mamsey, I forgot to tell you
about him. He is q guest at the tav-
ern. ! call him my Prince Charming"
said Helen, laughing. His name Is
Leroy Talmage. They say he made
loads OF money In Kalamazoo. Tim
buctoo or some outlandish place, and
came back to civilization to spend 1t.
Then came the war. He has been to
France aud incidentally covered him
self with glory and medals. lie wears
the military cross and the Legion OF
Honor upon his breast and looks like
q man who really counts" finished
the girl with sparkling eyes.
"But what brings such an amazing
person to our secluded village7 What
is the nttraciionr" asked Mrs. Burk.
"Oh. rest and scenery. suppose:
all ,hosa ,,i, o,a na,n,ain .ns
-. nas,,,as ..xa,,.,,a, ., Ill. :,
,..o,,s, .na on. 80 .oa,t,. re-.
sno,s' mus, en-, 7 son., aS,,,ra Nj
taste: give me the fesh-pots and
,I,,I 4, 10 !, 4, ~, ,a, haa,,i,,,I %
,n," -, a. ~. ,t,, 10
n,,,oJ go. no., .u, ha, al ,,.,bori,,
~, ii, nail aud ,r,cb h,slo, s,e
on,n,I a., A. o. ,ha ,,,na-,,o,.n
morn,n,
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.nd st. 49,. 1t NJ -,
.. 90, ,.r I'll, ,n.do nj, Con- 81,
I'm Oh. clov.r u,hIIa nIcL har,,os I.
"v.Ii" ,,a,a,, Uo,on n,,,h . .i,o,a
49, sho ,r,rn.J ,.o,,y oua, ",h.t,s ,ha
Ina n,, ono oror an o,nar 7,
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u,,,. dnn.h,ar had .c,raiIy e,r,,,
,,,,,h ,ho b,,ds,r,. s,r,ngor from.
hla 40 ,hinL ,,.ha, u.o,Id barnan ta
u,,,o mo pr, I sbor,d GERRY ayorr.
"a, LII - .,Ia,ors ,ho.. dors"
winin b.if ,n ho,r an, Nar.b
h.I, :. ,,ni, and ,,hI,o n,orsa, IN
rnnnors was s,rm,,,n. .mona IN.
-. ~, rn.,oaIv ,aas ,Jor,Inr ,ha
.a,,,r ,,,,,,a.,, lii. IL, 49, Re-
- T., ~ .,,,r ~, ,,,, o,ha. al,
- IL -, c,,,,.,., a. H..
:. - .,,n ,,anri, - 80.
no ,bo I,w.,o,.l honL.hoor Of a mo.
,or car and a Familiar gray roadster
., ar,s,ncr.,Tc IInos cam. nurrI,,
-. r. -, a., ,,,,,,, ., co.,
an,a,,,a ,,a 80 r., nio,ar
,rnns,or,,aa uo,.r noddaa .oy
..,,,a ,,,,r,,i,o" -, Tal,.,,
,,,n,ho,, e. hit, ,h, .,oor,na n,hao,
,nI Win an, loan ,yos o,or Tho low
S,ara ,,o,I and ,,,,,, u,,dan,nc ava.
s,oas ,ool,nr ,own n, hahy narsh
ma d, cur,,.d tho trfnnt l,ftiny
.n,r.a,,,c huo av.s and chubby arms
avon rnscnI" and the tail military
man c,ucb, the child nm hold him
a,of, hon c,ddl.d Tho ,i,,,e creature
en- his s,rong arms Ths rose.Ieat
ro,,h u,as nrossed =, his hronzed
ch..L and ,he husv fingers nlaved
u,,h .bo n,Ii,orv cross
"yhy Rahy Marsh Won are alta.
,.,h.r 700 familiar" scoId.d ua,en
He calls every man he secs Dada ;"
a,p,,,ned the Girl with a hrIgbt blusb
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-11-28

DO justice To- your brother you cal
10 That. whether You love him or not) d.
nd you will come to love him.-l,us
in.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-11-28
Just So.

To be- successful a farmer has {,
be sharp rs n ralscr.-BoSton Tran
script.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-11-28
Optimistie Ihouaht.

A mGn may he voted to be gen
ersi. bu, only true bravery can make
him one.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-11-28

When woman is content to groy
I'D gracefully, she usually does 1t gray
fully.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-09
~---~--=--- - r---a----s--s
White Guards Still Hare
Best of Fight in Finland

LONDON Feb Reports from
Stockholm, where there is strong sym
pathy for the Flnnisb government In
IFS fight against the BoshevIki repre-
sents events In Finland ~ Etill favor
able TO the white guards or govern
ment troops, 1t is Seliably reported
there that the white guards bave cap
iured Nifr0s and are planning to cut
the railroad to Petrograd and then
march on Helsingfors, held by the red
guards or reyolutionists
There ~ no confirmation OF the re-
ports sent out by the Bolsheviki gov
ernment at Petrograd that the red
guards have surrounded Tammerfors
and defeated General Mannerbeim
commander OF the white Guard. The
Alton Ridincng OF Stockholm has re-
celved n dispatch from Helslngtors to
the effect OF General Mannerheim In
rapidly approaching Tammerfors,
hvinC defeated strong force OF red
guards and Russians ut Korkeakoski.
The red guards are said TO have suf-
fered severely, the report alleging
their casualties 10 aggregate 5000
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-09
STATEMENTS OF THOMPSON
ARE WITHOUT FOUNDATION
Federal Grand jury brands Charges
OF Spy shooting Ina6CTntc
Information.

NEW YORK, Feb. S.--Chargcs re.
Gently made by &. j. Thompson. for,
mcrly member OF the executive
committee OF the American Defcns,
society. that IL spies had been s3ot III
this country since the beginning OF the
war and that ships had cleared from
the port Of New York with 800 0U0
rounds OF ammunition destined foi
Germany were branded an wholly
and entirely without foundation" 10y
the federal grand jury today.
The inquisitors announced that
Thompson himself now believes he
has been mlsinformod" and that he
regretted being party to the dissem-
lnntion Of unreliable and inaccurate
Information.
After warning citizens and newspa-
pers against circulating baseleSs ru.
lnors that are "likely 10 produce dis
nstrous results' Judge E y. Thomas
In accepting the presentment declared
that In spite of the fact that these
strenuous times placed an. additional
| urden and strain on the prcss the
majority OF newspapers conform To
a very high standard OF Journalisuc
ethics"
Thompson's charges were coutaineI I
In an open letter to United States Sen
0tor George Chamberlain He resigned
from the executive committees of the
American Defense society white the
inquiry into the charges was IN prog
resR
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-09
Train Dispafchers Deny
They Are Delaying Trains

WARRINGTON. Feb 8. Train dis
phtchcrs In the west today ielo@raphed
the railroad wnge commission denying
charges that thsy were delaying move
mcnt of trims Indcr government Op-
Grafton and said
"Our instructions are that W. must
earnestly and In every manner what
soeNer cOntinye TO nssiBt In The cftl-
cient operation Of ,he railways"
The telegram came from Wynn9,
Ark, and la Juni., COD They were in
answer to statements made by hsads
OF the conductors .tnj trainmcus uu-
ions that railway mnnaGnmeuts were
attempting 10 disrrodii the operation
OF the eightlhour law nnd government
management Of tho railways by in
c~caslng expenses and IN efficiently
operating tho -oun.ry'J transportation
system.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-09
TURK IN ACCORD WITH
SPEECHES OF CzERNIN
Nessimy Bey Says Central
Powers viii Never Make
Peace at Any Price.

AMSTERDAM, Feb = Turkey 4,
IN complete accord with the attitude
or dcrmnny and Austria. as expressed
- recent speeches Of Count Czernln.
the Turkish foreign minister. Nes
himy hey, told The uhambe of depui
urs Yesterday ll0 ALSO declared.
The bnrdnnellos will open In the
fuiure 20 International traffic aa In
IN" past and on the same conditions.
IA his address the foreign minister
said great difficultics have arisen In
connection with peace negotiations at
hrest litOvsk, but that he had not
lost hope While he was aware of the
dcNlrhhllity of pence he mid we
never viii conclude peace ut any
price"
referring to the war aims speeches
nt President Wilson and Premier
Lloyd George, NeHsimy hey said
We adhere 20 the standpoint thnt
the fate OF national groups which were
not independent before the war can
not be regulated except by means ~
institutions created la accordance with
the constitutions Of each individual
country"
Tho foreign minister said he ro-
jectcd all proposals which meant in
trrfercnco In the internal affairs or
the country, and concluded his Ad-
dress hy the declaration that no was
ia complete accord with German and
\ UHti ian policteH,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-09
WRIGHTSMAN LOST AMONG
TULSA'S NEW SKYSCRAPERS
Eager 10 Return From New York
Declares Rcaua Right Man for a.
OIL Administration

II thot ! knew Tulsa as well as
anybody" remarked G.. J. Wrtghts-
man last night In tho lobby OF the
Hotel Tulsa. but was entirely lost
when I got over among the new
buildings. The marvellous Improve
ment made since I was hero has Iur
surpassed my expectations II is GER
Banly "A wonder how Tulsa has grown
and like All the other exlles who have
been sojourping In New York, / nm
looking forward 90 the time when 1
viii be back among you
II know Mark L. Nequa. the new
oil Administrator. very well. and have
some business relations with him
right now lie is the riRht man for
the place and A. glad that hc Is
coming 10 Tulsa neAt week. as he VIII
see much that IS ncNg to him aud the
nid-cputiuent field
II see that The world has been
urging n better prige for OH and {
have been urging the same thing win
clark A Bedford ia New York. The
price has been 30. erdicJlously low
that have had lot OF fun with h'm
concerning It,"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-09
TULSA COUNTY LEADS
IN W. s. S. AGENCIES
Lacks Only II of Having Full
Quota; Oklahoma City
Short by $50.

Special 70 The World
SkOGEE, Feb. s--The last day
Of the sales agency campaign con
Quoted by state ana county organiza-
ton In the war savings stamp cam
paign has arrived, According to re-
ports received at state Headquarters
nerc only two thousand agencies have
been established Ia the state out OF a
quota OF eight thounnd, but the direc-
tors OF the campaign are hopeful that
delayed reports and the final days
work will put oklahoma "oNer the
top" on schedule tImee
McClain and Harmon counties as
yet have failed to report "A single
agency. stephens. Beaver and Clm-
arron counties have reported only one
each. many others have reported
fIom only two TO ten. Shelley Tracy,
state director or publicity. - today sent
out n last hour call TO county chair
men. not only TO complke. their
quotas within the next "a hSMs, but
Co report their results 10 state head
quarters that the reports may be for
warded TO Washington.
or the counties with the largest
quota, Tulsa leads with 22l out OF
242. oklahoma CITY has reported 2S6
OF SIS, and Muskogce li3 OF 3lS.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-09
Remedy for Shortage
Of Gas Recommended
I, to State Commission
Special TO The World.
nlS IAIInM

Special TO The World
OKLAHOMA CITY, Feb s.
boostcr stations and compressot
on ghS pine lines are recommended
in communication received by the
corporation commission from the
Ohlo public utilities comm lsslon.
This would afford the remedy In
q gas shortage, such ms the Okla
homa field is subject to nearly
every winter and which occurred In
unusual severity during the present
winter
The Oklahoma commission re-
Gently nsked-eudVicc OF the Ohio
commission In such q condition. n
IL suggested that the registration OF
meters is not affected by the pros
sure, but only by the volume OF
the gas measured. Booster stations
hHve hoen recommended bv A. t.
walker, chief OF the oil and gas bu-
reau Of the oklahoma commission
In addition TO this he advised that
gus pipe lines should be laid deeper
In the ground, or below the freez-
ing line. There Is no shortage OF
gas In Oklahoma. II IL claimed. but
the pressure is too easily weakened
IN cold weather
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-09
Deferred Classification
viii Not BE GiUen Miners

WAsHlNGTON Feb. ). Mine
workers will not be given deferred
classification In the draft under "a sul.
ing OF Provost Marshal General Grow
der approved today by Secretary Ba-
Eer Snch classification was suggested
by Fuel Administrator Garfield who
holds the view that the work done hy
miners is az essential to the conduct
OF the war as that OF shipbuilers
General cruwder did not agree with
this view and s,,id In his mnmotan-
dun to Mr Baker tina! if Jhe miners
mechanics, generally technical ~stu-
crqts and others generally were given
tho snme status ns shipbullders M hqa
been proposed he segred that class one
OF rae draft would be SO depleted that
i could not he the principal source or
men for the army.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-09
Aviator Meets Death When
Machine Crashes to Earth

FORT WORTH. Feb. Walter T.
Swan, ~, a mechanic at Hicks Field
uf the lS2nd aerial squadron was In
slnntly killed and Lieut. Joseph r.
bcrsch, attached to the same squad
ron. wno seriously injured Friday
morning, when they crashed one hun
cred feet to the earth IN oan airplnno
In the city limits, They had been
flying for some time and were about
To return 10 Hicks Field when their
machine sldeslippoda aud fell. Lieu
tenant Lersch Sustained n fractured
leg and severe cuts and bruises about
the body He has goon chances To
recover
swans body was taken 10 local
undertaking rooma lila home IN In
Boston, Mass, lie came here several
months ago.
Lieutenant i.erseh came from
Wilkes-E Etrre. Pa. In November. his
mother aud father reside at wilkes
Parro.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-09
.TUSCANIA LOSSES
NOT FULLY KNOWN
War Department Unable to Re
lieve Anxiety ,as to
Names of Victims.
BRITISH SAY l66 MISSING
Report That Dead Exceeds One
Hundred Causes Bitter
disappointment.

WASHINGTON. Feb Seventy
two hours after the British liner Tua.
CANA laden with American troops and
travelling with large convoy was
lorpedoed and sunk Off the Irish coast
the war department tonight sull was
unable TO relieve tho anxiety Of rela-
uNos ana friends ~ those on board bN
announcing the list o. survivors.
Even nm official statement on the
circumstances attending the sinking
was lacking and official figures auil
tailed TO accord with press accounts
of Che number lost
No official Report.
The war department has had no of.
ilclai report on losses To change the
estimate OF yesterday that 30 per
sons were missing. l13 OF them being
American soldiers
British admiralty figures ri en- to
the Associated Press mt London To-.
night show 1865 missing. ii7 Gl them
American soldiers. four Offices and
li9 men. There were ~ American
otfiC ers and 1850 men on bhnrI the
Tuscania and the admiralty roputts
am, ng the survivors l13 officers and
l,pl1 men.
In spite OF the realization that the
loss WIS remarkably small CONSIDER
lng the Hf1m ber involved the revised
admiralty report caused bitter disap-
potntment. Prep dispatches last night
Indicating that the dead tHish. not
exceed one hundred had tel to the
hope that not more than fiftY OF the
soldiers had persisted
Splcndldp Conduct or Men.
cablcgram received" hy he navy
department during the day announced
that 76 officers and I.2fi ntun of the
nrmy Lad been landed az nuncran
ireland. that 81 soldiers nrc N hbspl-
thls ~ Londonderry, while lJ0 Off.
GERS and men are at islav. This gives
total Of 2,0l1 blt does not incln-le
the scattered survivors unnff!cinlly
reported In ports In Scotland.
Additional details Of The splendid
conduct Of the untrlel soldiers az de-
rcribed IN prass dispatches today weto
received With pleasure by ofticiala
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-09
C0L0NEL'S CONDITION
IS VERY ENCOURAGING
Despite Marked Improvement
Doctors Indicate Danger
Not Yet Passed.

NEW YORK. Feb. Marked Inn
pto,ement during the past "a hours
~ the condition OF Colonel Theodore
''O'st',It was indicated in a bulletin
,ffoGeu az y o'clock tonight by the ply
h"hS attending him mt RoOsevelJ
'Sp'aL The bulletin said the out
~ very encouraging"
,.l,' hueil called on-Colonel eOose-
n.' az 10 O'clock" said the text OF
'he bulletin.
r,,. o.onel Roosevelt has had very
u"iidhle day and is progressing
"' ~ In every way. Temperature
n.H pulse have been normal thruout
his ,u,y ana the violent symptoms Of
sid1rr' sid gr'grnH ,,,, eaxfkammatlon are sub
r"m,E ,E rapidly NSoutlook ~ very en-
d,r,.Sp'ie the encoursg ging tone Of to
da.,' "u"e'lns Colonel Roosevelt's Il
he ,, nave indicated that they would
row. a,"iS 10 determine before toner
ohe Nhe'her further Operations would
u'' csSary Tuesday the colonel IN.
h went an operation for nbcssses in
on ,'is. lie was recovering from an
BET, "peration performed a few dnys
tula '' 'Ss'er Say nome foRfls-
yel.,.' 1sy pclte inflammation de-
VIII, IN the coloners inner left ear
OF d." s'Hnlted In the hurried yatl,ng
fpa,,i ,eIences rs the physicians
pr6co.. might extend ~ the mastoid
ans, AZ their conclusion n was
Vas need that the patients condition
docto, 'ohs but not crittcaT' and the
~ br,. would ne unable to say until
Opera had elapsed whether another
~" you'd be necessary.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-09
ONLY ONE IN MILLION CLASS
Omaha Second Best With Only
$270,045 Compared to
Tulsa's $1,O94,O62.
KANSAS CITY FAR SURPASSED
Missouri Section Shows $2lS,.
250 and Kansas Side Total
of $123,82O.

Building permits for the month OF
January were S53.G65 more than the
total permits issled In Cedar Rapids
Omaha, Lincoln. st. Joseph. Kanaa :
CIu Mo, Kansas city Kan. TopckR
Wl.hitasand oklahoma City. aCcordIuf,
10 % table published by the Western
CONTRACTORS magazine published In
Kansas city for the building trade
While II admits that Tulsa exceeded
all uf these cities. the Western Con
tractor In It's most recent issue contin-
urs ip cover up the true facts about
Tu'ais building program. IL only re-
i0r to the fact that rulsa's bulldinr
permits FOR tho month are a bright
spot iu building activities In this sec
tlou uf the country II does not draw
% comparison OF the amounts, nor
does II refer to the fact that Tulsa
made "a gain over the corresponding
period of last year. while Cedar Rap
,ls, S. Joseph. Kansas City. Mo, and
Wichita registered decrease ranging
as hIeh ns 9I.4 per cent as was the
guse with ST Joseph.
What Figures SHOW.
Tnlsl's permits for the month OF
January 1918. were 81 ,094.O62 as com
pared with the total OF Sl,O4O.ag7
made up by an addition OF the tolgl
permits issued IN the other cities meR-
toned. The nearest to this figure OF
AMY city Included IN the list is Omaha
with permits uf t2T0.045. which for
tH1t city was IN increase OF l02 per
cent while Tulsn's permits for the cor
responding period OF last year were
within per cent OF the figure estab-
lshed hy the past month.
References Is made To the fact that
Kansas CIV Mo. showed remark
able gain over the month OF December.
whom The permits were but SIS, ,0bO and
fct 'hc permits for Tulsa. which APP
paron,ly was sighted In the Western
Contractors article. were t3Ie.239 for
the same month. or s26i, ,,lSs more tor
ihe month of DecembeL than that
claimed by Kansas CITY. =
What the TGble Shows.
Following Is the table. a., presented
ay the Western Contractor. with the
'1Naiion OF the permits issded in the
given Glt'cs for the month OF January.
and the percentage decrease nr in
crease of the corresponding perios@- -af
1919 and 1918:
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-09
Henning Called "fhe Dog"
EuidWce II Treason Case

NEW YORK. Feb. s.-Evidenco In
tended by the defense to show that
Paul c. Hennlg. On trial for treason
Incurred the cnmity OF men working
under him at Epe torpedo plant OF Il.
w Bliss x Co. in Brooklyn. was Civ
on today by Frank Lafcrese, who said
he had worked with the defendant for
six years and had cult his Job because
cf Hennig's driving" tactics. All the
men In the shop called Hennig the
dog testified the witness. Hennig Is
accused OF having tampered with
gyroscope parts.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-09
Kenyon Does Not Want
Vote GiUen to Aliens

WASHINGTON. rsb. S.-Introduc.
ing u constitutional amendment re-
puiting all persons who vote for mem
bers OF congress and presidential eleo-
tors 10 be American citizens. Senator
Kenyon OF Iowa today called the sen
ate's attention 20 s~-rn statos-Arkan-
sas. Kansas. South Dakota. Nebraska,
Missouri, indiana AMI Texa (Which
hc said permitted aliens II vWN This
,alii ition. he said, Is rather shock =
ing ~
Vice President MnrJhnl observed
that he thought the numbeI OF such
states was nine.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-09
Matthews Orders Police to
Be Kind to Their Prisoners
The Weather..

TULSA, Feb. g.
Maximum 10. mini
MON 3s north windA
partly cloudy skies
OKLAHOMA AMI
WEST TEXAS. sstur
day and SUNDAY fair,
warmer SUNDAY
LOUISIANA: Satur
d partly cloudy.
colder except iu south
east portion; SUNDAY
fair
ARKANSAS, satur.
day fair colder Sun.
day fair warmer.
EAST TEXAS; Sat,
urday cloudy, colder
except Ia eNtrcm e
aorthSest portion ;
sunday fair. warmer In
northwest PARTON.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-09
Telegraph Operator Goes
Insane and Attacks Wife

BIRMINGHAM Ala. Feb S.-ura-
dy Parrish telegraph operator at The
Louisville and Nashville sta 'ion at
Minooka. today became insane arr
shot and killed another operator. H
y krim and fatally wounded ms. wife
Later when passing engineer
stopped 10 Investigate, Parrish rrob-
anly fatally wounded him and then
attacked the locomotive with pick
axe. He was finally ovorpoworcd' ani
'ucked up.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-09
Senator Would Protect
Prices of Liberty Bonds

WASHINGTON, Fc6 sSA bill to
provide against depreciation In market
prices OF United States bonds or other
securities by artificial causes was in
tr0duced today by Representative Hull
OF Tennessee and referred TO the ways
and means committee, II proposes TO
set aside 10000. 900 as a fund from
which, whenever the market prices for
the Liberty bonds fall below the issue
price. the secretary OF the treasury
may buy them to stabilize the market
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-09
Young Aviator Is Killed
When Airpiane Crumpies

WICHITA FALLS Tex. Feb. s.
The first serious accident which has
occurred at Call field since trainln
began In November occurred this
morning when Hubert =. Game, 22
years old. Of Oakland. Cal, an ad-
vanced cadet. soon TO graduate. was
killed when his plane crumpled Mt an
altitude of several hundred feet. Game
had already had % hours solo flying,
being alone in the plane when the ac-
cident occurred