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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-28
RUSSIAN NAVY OFFICERS
TO BE SELECTED BY VOTE
Decree by Council of Soldiers and
Workmcn Called for Universal
Suffrage

PETRoGRAD. Jan. Provision
for tho election by universal suffmge
OF the entire personnel OF the Russisn N
navy, is contained In the decree issued
by the council of soldiers and work
mems deputies last Friday Tor the
democratizatiou of the navy"
All sailors are 10 bear titles CORES
ponding with their posts, such as com
mander. engineer and gunner. All
may belong to "a professional associa-
ton, n political party or religious
society, and may openly pro-
fess their views All appointments
are 10 be confirmed by a central naval
committee. Committees OF the COM
manding persou1el are to have the
ripht 90 demand the removal Of elect
ed commanders, but the latter may
appeal TO tho ceHtral committee
Dismissal from the service will be
ratified by a tWo-thirds majority OF
the central committee and the COM
mittees OF commanding personnel
Dismissed -Ss,iloBs win ue retired or
passed " heNgeserve
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-28
CLAIMS LIQUOR is SOLD
TO SAMMlES IN ENGLAND
Preacher Returned From Abroad
Wants President to Make
Complaint.

TOPEKA. Kan, Jan. 27.-Intoxi.
eating liquor In sold freely TO Ameri-
can soldiers in Great Britain; accord
ing TO Dr. Charles NJ. sheldon. who
hah Just returned from England, where
he has been assisting in "A great pro-
hibition drive. This morning he mad:
a report Of his work to his congrega-
ton.
DR. sheldon charged that vice I,
rampant In The vicinity OF the conceh-
tration camps and asserted that more
than twenty thousand Canadian sol
diers have been sent home incapaci-
tated for service because OF drink and
vice
1T Is the duty OF every American
Citizen" Doctor sheldon said. ito. de-
mand of hts government that these
conditions he eliminated"
iIis statements, he asserted. were
based upon facts secured after an
exhaustive investigation and war
ranted every mother demanding of
President Wilson that he request
Great Britain to make the same ruling
regarding the sale OF liquor TO men in
uniform as Is now in effect in this
country"
Doctor sheldon statcd that he had
the sanction OF Secretary OF the Navy
Daniels To make these statements.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-28

with the name OF Leonardo da ,incL
tho great Italian who in the fifteenth
century forcsaw the possibilities OF
aerial navigation. Hut not Oh 1908
was tho Leonardo" finished; nor was
IL all that It's creator wanted Il to be.
What VIM 1918 bring?
lie built n second and improved
type, which he launched In 1912 un-
der the name Of "Citta di Milano" In
honor OF his native city. Then the
italian navy wanted one. and this re-
quilted In the "Forlanini." third type
FOR short, Pa The "a appeared In
1915. the F-5 In 1917. and what is
forthcoming In 1913 may not be told.
Tho great difference between the
German and the Italian type is that
the Zeppelin rs a rigid airship, while
the Forlanini is flexible. or rather
semi flexible. and altho the perfect
and efficient all-round dirigible Is
still thing Of tho future, possibly
not Of the near future because OF the
difficulty OF the problems and the
great cost OF construction OF the sue
CoSsive types. still 1t is asserted by
those familiar with the Italian tyne
that IL is the nearest approach tn n
completely successful airship. The
ForlHtiinl, according to reports. IN
capable OF flying siSty miles an hour.
of carrying full defensive equip
ment. with the appointed quantity OF
bombs measured in tons), and trnv-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-28

&nnh al MI altitude OF twenty thou
sand feet
The Italian diriplble is light In
construction In proportion to its size
another advantage over the Zeppelin
as the light weight results In eff
cheney OF climbing. The Forlanini is
compact In construction, since the
nacelle Is not suspended but firmly
attached 10 the body OF the ship, II
offers the least resistance to the air
because OF the arrangement OF
propelling and governing system.
The F-5 type IN volume. is 100000
cubic feet. the length. 500 feet; max
imum width, &C feet. There are IL
alright compartments for the gas
Total weight. %. 600 pounds The rs
carries $4,000 pounds at the start
At an altitude OF $4,000 feet. where
the air is two-ibirds farefied, and
the climbing power OF the alrship
consequently reduced. the dirigible
can life 1900 pounds. while II tan
INT "a ooo pounds NJ an elevation OF
1900 feet. ftt1rs
These figures are interesting when
considered In connection with the
weight Of the crew. consisting OF one
commander. two officers and tive
mecha nlcians, and TO that of the fuel
The surplus carrying power, u Is per
ceiv,d, Is available In time OF war fui
fighting equipment; in time of peace
for passengers.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-28
Tulsa War Savings Workers Will
Get Their Pictures Took" TUESDAY,

Tulsa members of tho sI.ooo.c,nA
and members of the state w <
committee viii be guests Of Ga.
Tulsa Advertising club al he,,
weekly MONDAY luncheon at IIo,ei
Tulsa Tuesday George W. Barnss
OF Muskogee. state manager of tba
H. S. y, campaign; Shelly Tracy ~
Oklahoma City, president of ha
Capital City Ad club and puhl,c,,,,
manager OF the state camp,i,,o,
w T. Needles, executive sccrr,sr,,
OF the state committee are tho ,ig,t
Ing guests
The meeting lis expected to pro.
duce suggestions and plans OF arlion
That VIII aid In the Organization NJ
Sulsa's Thousand Dollar club upr.
Ing their stay here. the stq,e an,
GERS Will meet local Campaign man.
ayers To discuss plans.
Tulsa Home Guard band viii f,,
nish music during the luncheon ,na
later will lead procession of NOM
pers 10 the Thrift Savings bank Al
Second and Main streets, whore Al
club members will purchase infh
stamps and baby bonds.
The occasion Is one that viii lrlpg
the eyes OF the world upon TDfs,
for representative OF p.fba,,
Weekly finn service win photu.r.pt,
the procession and ceremonles AZ m.
savings bank, which is the fifH o.r
savings bank In the country WIN
this In mind. members of tho r.uh
are anxious for all members io b.
present
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-28
RUSSIANS EMPRESS ooNrYDEycE
eOnKrc~s of soldiers AMI work,ncn
Approve OF Commissarics.

PETROGRAD. Saturday. Jan. 70
The All-Russian congress OF soldiers
and workmen's delegates today
adopted resolution OF confidence In
the government of tho national COM
. rnissaries and approved all the meas
ures enacted by II, The congress al
30 approved declarations OF the cen
tral executive committee which The
dissolved constituent assembly hal
rejected as follows:l
II. Making valid the transfer of
land.
g. The giving of control to the
workmen,
"3 The estabilshment of IA sol.
dlers' and workmen's republic and,
ultimately. the federation OF. soldiers
and. workmen's republics.
-. The naturalization OF banks
and the reputation OF nattonN
NJ, zalkind. assistant TO Foreign
Minister Trot1ky, in explanation of
the last measure said TO the Asaocia.
ted Press:
This measure has been passed In
principle and Il has become law, but
it's enforcement Is in the hands of
the national commlssaries
III they find IL expedicnt, neccs-
sary or deNrable, ehcy have the right
TO refuse TO pay the debts"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-28
RAILROAD LAWYERS WILL
BE TAKEN FROM PAYROLL
McAdoo Orders Suspension Of Their
Services; Free PASSES Also
Anpuiled

WAsHINGTON. Jan. Railroads
were ordered by Director-Generai
McAdoo tonight TO dispense with the
services of Legislative and political
agents and all attorneys not engage
In the performance of necessary legal
work and To observe strictly the law
regulating free passes.
This. the first economy order under
government operation OF the ran,
roads. will cut off large and well-palu
staffs maintained. by many companies
and eliminate from payrolls hundrens
OF lawyers throughout the country
who draw annual retainer fees II II
is complied with 20 the letter. az 'hr
director generals office intends to see
that IL IL, thousands of free passes now
held by state, county and muniylpn'
officials and others will be cancelled.
General order No. g. is the uUe
OF the order.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-28
UkRAINlAN REPUBLIC IS
a PROCLAIMED INDEPENDENT
Pctrograd Commissioners l,cproaci,cd
for Delaying Peace ana einNk-
ing War.

PETRouRAD. Jan. 27 by vote
OF s0S tn 4, the Ukrainlan central
Rada has decided TO proclaim the
complete independence OF the uk-
raine republic. The proclamation re-
proaches the fetrograd commission
era for delaying peace and for fnvok-
ing the so-ealled new holy waS and
adds that the Ukraine wishes TO live
on terms OF concord and friendship
with Rumania. Turkey and tho other
nelghboring powera
A wireless dispatch from Brest-
b Idtovsk quotes "A declaration OF the
representatives OF this workmen's and
peasants' government OF Ukraine as
saying;
The general secretarist OF the CEN
trail Ukrainian Rada can In no case
be recognized az representative OF the
whole Ukrnlnian people"
The declaration adds that the
Brcst- -bitovsk representatives fully
agree with the council OF peoples
commissarios and In conjunction with
the Russians will negotiate with the
Quadruple alliance.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-28
Cured a "CrouCh"
By Internal Baths

- NJ jSssgh A. wrs writes DR.. Chas A.
Tyuell d Nsw Nork a. iollows,
ON the 10Th Of June 1918 I nur,h..sA
y " J.. Cascade The results II has rra
duced are simply maDr'.ous For 40 wears
used eeihariirs hut have used nothins hut
the cascade for almost month / feel .iit q
. now man d Want 10 be fseAsant 70 every.
o body, befoF' used the Cascade I va. A
reueh Did not Ike auybody and could
not be pleasant
u you hathe internally with hS ~ n
T. cascade you viii tind Yourself aivaYs
bright, eonhdyn, ~ capable poisopsns
waste ~ the low easVeslinc makes Ms h,ig0ws
hiUe, duii and aeryout Internal haths are
Nature'A own cute for coustipatiop--,,-r-
anusepilo warm waier property appii.5
gently assists her
II u produced ~ Chas A Tyrrs,i AZ n.
oi New York who hes specialized on internal
hsthtlx fot 20 years, and viii be-sho~r ,v5
e,plsihed 10 you by Roy Getmsn. ara.S,,t
Tulsa, who Will also be Elra e. rive yos irre
On request an Interesting beoLls e.liod
why Man Of Teday is Only So per eeni
Bfficisnh which covers The subject Ia yer,
thorough way
citp this out a. 4 reminder and ash 20
fhe hoekfst the first time you are in ID
A-hhnrhooa --Ady.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-28
QUOTA ASSIGNED TO STATE
Department of Labor Wants $3.50
Men Prom Oklahoma.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-fouotas
assigned to each state In the three
weeks campaign for voluntary ship
building reserve Of 250. 900 men were
announced today by the department
OF labor The object Is to enroll
men fitted for shipbuilding work and
not now employed In II, as part OF
the war labor reserve now being
registered, Men who enrolled win
not sacrifice Independence Of action.
and ARE advised to remain at their
present jobs. until noteied that. a
PLACE In a shipyard Ia ready for hiVsi
Tho quotas include; MISSOURI.
lI.sl2: Kansas, $3.50; Arkansas.
s.O22. Louisiana, 1884. Oklahoma,
s,4s2.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-28
Lumber Not Stolen.

Report OF a petition filed against
Williams and Harvey. florists AT
Fifth and Main streets. charging
them with removing lumber used In
construction of the Mayo building.
did not mean that the lumber was
stolen, but was damage suit
2gainSt the defsudants for removing
the lumber, The lumber was taKen
from lot leased by Williams ana
Harvey and moved across the street
to the Mayo building, and the peti-
uon askecS restraining order to pre-
vent the moving OF the lumber and
damages resulting by the lumber be-
ing moved.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-28
FOREIGN GARNET ORGANIZED
King Charles Accepts Resignation OF
Hungarian Ministry.

AMSTERDAM. Jan. 81 King
Charles. according to a dispatch from
budapest. has accepted the resigna-
ton yuf the members OF the Hun
gRrian cabinet and has charged
Premier Wekerlc with raorgsnization
OF the ministry The re-S7ganiEed
cabinet IL composed as follows:
. Minisier Of the COURT Count Aladar
ZlChy.
Minister OF instruction. Count
Albert Aphonyi.
Minister Of defense. General Alex
ander Won Szumay.
Minister OF interior. Johann 10th
Minister OF Croatia. Karl Uukel-
hausser.
MINISTER OF justice, wilhelm Vas
sonI
Minister Of commerce. Joseph
SzyerenY
Mtnlstera without portfolios. Rela
tEooldesl Count -Moritg Esterhnzv and
Prince Ludwig Wiudiseh Graetz.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-28

The first Baptist church Red cross
reports five pairs OF socks, two
sweaters and twenty-nins pajamas at
the weeks total of work done by inc
following.
Mesdames Gertrude Robertson a.
ID. Angel, w. c. Richardson. x Il
Miruis, c. Il. I.aure, I. w. Sha non
NJ. Il. Paris, r. f.. Broach, W nc
kok. n. t Csspary, f. II. Wiet a Z
Burlington. l. q. Floyd. a. + siuNN'
j. y. vann w. A. King, u, MORSE
A, f.. ARgas, Ray Thomas, a. - NeI'
nedy. A. r. Moore. s. II. SayaEe o.
w. Niece, Andrew Hays, Sadie he n n
Nettle Peirsol. M. p. Pollard :, i
Meador, A. B. Owens,oand hiss 'A''
Burlington.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-28
GERMAN MILITARISTS
CRITICIZED AT HOME
Independent Socialist Declares
Government Is Taking
Backward Step.

AMSTERDAM. Jan e. Accord
lnr 60 reports printed In H"r"'n
newspapers concerning the proceed
iugs " the meeting of the main .pni-
mittoe of the rcichstnr. Secretary OF
the Interior WalluG referring % q
icaflct advocating general strike
expressed the strong hope that the
Gorman workers would not istcn to
such "nn lneScushblo can from irros-
ponsible quartcrs'
m our enemies should succeed in
smashing ollg home front Oeir
Wallraf rs quoted as saying. 'all their
rapnclous crimes would revive and
tho war would be prolonged indcfin-
itcy'
backward Step Taken.
Herr Ledcbour independent Social
ist replying to the speech Of br Won
kuehlmnnn, the German foreign Soc
rotary. complained that n backward
atep had been taken and that the gov
ornment adhered completely to the
Views of the mllithrsts. lie sRil h
considered tho speech Of Count 'H'i-
ming. tho Acknowledgements foreign
lnlnlFlfIf NJ NlI''l i'l'''hA'l VI ~
words OF Count Won llortling because
Count Czornln regarded President
Wilson's proposal ns the basis OF an
understanding while the chancellor
declined 10 accept this view
Dr. Eduard David, Socialist hader.
also Expressed dissatisfaction with
the govcrnmets policy aud decltrod
that II Germany wished her colonies
returned she must offer 10 return
Belgium. Herr NRumann, Prosrcs-
sive, urged that President wilson's
peace proposal should bo seriously
considered and definite word spo"
ken In the required sense concerning
Belgium.
III general peace In possible
without fresh blows In the west." said
Herr NRumpnn, 80 should be con.
cluded. The peoples who pursue the
policy OF conquest, like. the undiscip-
lined Admiral Won Tirplts and the
Fathorland party have undermined
the authority OF the state as never
before
Speakers Critical.
Independent Socialist, d. Hugo
liaase, strongly criticised tho govern
menl'r policy In the Brest-fitovsk
peace conference concerning Poland
and urged thnt he border peoples be
permitted self determination. free
from military pressure
Herr Won Grlafe, ConaerVatist, as
rerted that he was against coercins
the eastern peoples In their choice
of their future states
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-28
SAMMIES' RECREATION
CENTER IS SELECTED
Y. Ma c. A. Sends Large Staff
of Workers to Receive
First Contingent.

PARIS. Jan. 21,--The department
OF Savoie, In the French Alps has
been selected by the army authnrrtie4
as the first great recreation center for
| American troops on leave. The y NJ.
e. A.. working In cooperation with
the army, has sent a large staff of
| workers 20 Savoie. TO receive the firAt
contingent OF three thousand soldiers
| expected 20 arrive the middle Of next
month.
The first centers will be oppnad
at Aix-les- Bains, Chambery., and
Challes les Faux, where arran4r-
ments have been made with hotel
proprietors to accommodate soiiicrs
nt prices ranging from s. 20 to $40
"a day for room and board The y. NJ.
G. A. has leased the Casinos az AK.
les Rains and Chslies les EH'uN. md
a thester at chambery. The present
plan is to conduct all am muHcfneuts and
baths freesof charge. A laJr;n orches-
ira will be provided IN the ,AiS-les-
Balns casion, while lectures and dra-
matte productions will be given In
the theater there.
Canteens Will he opened st each
place, The y. NJ. q. A. also has leased
tennis courts. basesbaii diamond and
"A golf course Franklin EdnonlS Of
J Philadelphia Is In charge OF the Y.
NJ. g, A. work in SaVoie. Large cen-
ters will be opened in other, part, of
France as the need arises. The army
VIII provide special leave trains 20
carry soldiers 10 these places
.Savoie is what was once the south
ern part Of the old Duchy of savoy,
The river Rhone flows along the
/ northwest boundary The capital rs
Chambcry. There are many mineral
springs In the department. the most
famous heing those at AiX-lcs- I!airs
The department Is dotted with vine
yards, orchards and mulberry plnntn-
tons.
In Chambery are many interesting
buildings, such as the cathedral and
the caw'e OF he Dukes ~ Savoy, as
well as several monuments. Public
walks have replaced the ancient for
titIcations. In the vicinity is the cha
teau of Charmettes, once the resi-
dence OF Rousseau.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-28
Commander XIII. HimscIf.

NORFOLK, Va, Jam 2I.-tom-
cander John 8 Parsons OF the naval
reserve. shot and killed himself in
his office here today. He had been
suffering trom nervous disorder.
When the navy took over Virginia g
oyster and fish police boats for pa
troll worles Parsons. who was state
fish and game. commissioner. was
commissioned a commander In the
reserve and placed In charge of the
floulla. A son is at the naval
academy
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-28

D
Inrlnninl regarded superior Ia H"p-
pciin, BclOw--- uarconi inventor.
sent a. tmcric1i a. m vmnisirN hN
the Italian government
ROME lt,lE IAN 81 Especially
Americans who have been looluns
upou italy ns sort Of played out
ally second Russia as far as power
Is concerned may hear from Italy In
the air before long -thnnks 10 the
perfection Of u balloon said TO be sn-
perior 10 the German Zeppelin. The
big sausage II the invention OF Enrico
forlnnlnl. Italian senator
Italians are wont TO ask, too, when
allies representatives. here are talk
Ing disparngingly OF Italian arms,
what the warning nations would have
done without wireless invented by
Marconi, an Italian.
OuRlielmo Marconi, himself. has
just been sent 10 tho United States
as special eiulssary 10 convince the
United States that Italy In still stand .
ing frm. The inventor will bring TO
washington some OF the data on tho
work OF his fellow Inventor Forlanini.
The United States has been No ex-
cluslveiy interested In aAplanes that
hardly any attention has been given
To the other end OF aerial nayiEa
ton. that OF the dlriEible
Few Knew OF Iiailan's bag.
Very few persons beyond limited
technical circles are aware that there
something distinct and promising
~ dirigibles on the side OF the allies
"A design In fact with some features
superior 10 the Zeppelin In utility and
ptactlcability.
The Inventor. Enrico Forlanini,
now senator of the Kingdom. when
he started work o. his dirigible In
1877 was mere youngHtcr and a
pioneer In this field, lie carried on
HIS experiments TO point whore he
demonstrated the a pracucability of
his Idea, but soon realized that the
carrying OF his plan 20 completion
would have 10 be the work of hhor
years, when no could command leis-
ure and means, Consequently he
went to work TO provide them. and,
entering the world industry. work
ed hin way up TO the ownership OF the
foundries and machine shops OF Fort,
Italy.
After twenty odd years OF effort In
this field he again took up his IN q.
vorite experiment In aerial navlga-
,ioE. Since then he has devnifd much
of HIS time and has spent several
hundred thousand dollars on the con
s,ruction OF dirigibes. Tho first OF
these. designed In 1901, he christened
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-28
Fire In Mississ.,pyA

LAUREL. Miss, Jan. 27.-F1re of
undetermined origin early today de-
stroyed the plant OF the Laurel OIL
& Fertilizer CO. causing loss esti-
mated at ss0.eoo. About thirty tons
OF cotton seed meal and cake were
DESTROYED In an adjoining warehouse.
Local authorities. are investigating
reports that the Pre-. which started
In the cotton gin and spread rapidly
to the lint room, was OF incendiary
origin.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-28

ATLANTA. Ga. jan. &c. ".
Markham. president of the Illinois
Central railroad and regional direc-
tor OF railroads for the southern ,lls-
trict, arrived here lsc today 10 es-
tablish his offices Mr.. Markham was
appointed January is by Director
General of Railroads McAdOo.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-28
Fund for Poland

BFi,NE. Switzerland. Jan 2T.--
Funds for the relief OF war sufferers
IN Poland again have been transmit
tod thru the America arg legation here.
They include sNO 600 ifS5m the Amerl-
can Red Cross, and $4,000 from
friends of Pulan1 In Boston. within
two months America mas gent S1I5,-
eco thru this city % the Poles.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-28
ONLY one "BRoMO oUININET'

To get the genuineg call for full name
LAXATIVE DROMO QUlNlNE.
Look for signature OF f. W. GROVE.
Cures Cold In One Day. 3Oc.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-28

beer. and the owners had violated the
food regulations by having on hand a
greater daantity OF sugar than individ-
Gals are permitted to have.
And thus Hooy " Is clamping down
on the mooushl1ers and the value OF
food control has received another ar
gunle1t In It's favor.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-28
nlsnstrnils Eirc

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 21-Thrae
manufacturing concerns were wiped
'out and fourth .rippled by fire
which swept 4 fiye-story building In
tie industrial section of the city to-
night The loss rs estimated at $780,
geo
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-28
HOorer Starts DriUe on
Makers Of ChoctalC Beer

Special 10 The world
NORMAN, Okla. Jan. 2T A tolc-
gram received by Dr Stratton u.
Brooks, federal FOOD administrator for
Oklahoma, states that sas pounds Of
sugar were seized by a party that re-
GENTLY rsided choctaw beer Joints In
krebs This sugar was being used IN
the ilEgal manufacture OF choctaw
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-28
Chicnrn storm Dics.

CHICAGO, Jan. s7.--The folf,n
severe snowstorm 20 sweep the cen,
trail states thus far this winter u,es
out last night without causing nu.n nue.,
material damage. either TO p"pe'"
or irnusportation.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-28
RnlsheyiLi nnr,,n,

FETROGRAD Jan, 27--lt,was an
nounced today at the Smolnv Ipstitute
that BolsheViki troOps had occunied
the towns OF Krcmentchug In the
province Of Poil1va and putivl In The
province of kurak