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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-18
CR0WDER CALLS 46,00O
MEN FOR AUGUST DRAFT T
Oklahoma tO Furnish 1900 who
VIII Go to Fremont Between
August and y.

WASHINGTON. July Il Forty
six thousand men from all states and
the District OF Columbia were called
TO the colors tonight by Proves.
Marshal General Crowder They are
TO be all white regiments. Move
mont into camp will be between
August and August Q
This is the first general call for
August during, which month the
military program provides for the
entrainment of three hundred thou.
sand men. The special calls already
Issued account for 1884 for this
month
Following are the quotas TO he
furnished and the camps TO which
the men go;
Arkansas 1000. Camp shelby:
Illinois, 1000, jefferson barracks.
Mo, Iowa, 500. jefferson barracks.
Mo Kansas 1000. Fort Riley. Kan;
Louisiana 500. Camp shelby: Min
nesota 1000, jefferson Barracks.
Mo- Missouri 1000. jefferson Bar.
racks. Mo; North Dakota 200. JEFF
ferson barracks Mo. Oklahoma
1000, Camp Fremont. Tennessee
l.loO, Camp shelby Texas 1900.
Camp Cody. Wisconsin 1000. 66f.
ferson Barracks Mo
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-18
ROOSEVELT TO ADDRESS
NEW YORK REPUBLICANS
Despite SONS Death He VIII Go to
Unofficial State Convention nt
Saratoga Springs

SARATOGA SPRINGS N y. July
Republicans gathered here to-
rIEht for the unofficial state convcn-
zion which will open tomorrow. We're
trying to rcadiust their viewpoint
'o tho pall Of grief which fell uuou
Them when the news was received ~
Tho death In France Of Lieut. quentin
Roosevelt and 20 the anxiety caused
hF 'he serious injury IN an uu'omhllo
accident early TODAY ~ Attorney
'.'n Norton r Lewis chief rival 1t
Governor Whitman for the guhernRr
~" Humination
deepest sympathy was expressed
every hand for Col ThCOdur"
''"..a.t and his family HIS dcc'
h''h Pro- address the convention 20.
morrow despite his bereavement was
erected AS "a Characteristic manIfst3.
.n 0t his courage A'formal rcsn.
.Hon NJ svmpathy was adopted hy
rrht
Preparations were made tonight
' give Colonel Roosevelt tomorrow
one ~ the most enthusiastic demon
N.fatlonF ever accorded "a RepuhU.
NV IN ,h.s state by "a party conyeu-
,l.h Many delegates did not hest
.''" 'o express the hone tho ronyor
'.on might be gtampe8od t,,o a.,
oorslnr tho former president FOR tho
eHoernstorial nomination.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-18
Responsibility

The old idea changes
We have slowly come 70 sec
Nr who Journey o.cr Mes ranges
u NOT care and duty fre" ,t-l.l
There were days that We seemed hlnu'1
By tho light ~ pleasures sun
But TODAY we're serious minded
There are tasks that must be done
Life De- not q round oi pleasure,
Not a time for frivol gay
Il b. more thau earning treasure
And ihbr tossing y away.
10 rs sacrifice and labor
n be- struggling for goal
IL is Iat'IIus with sabre
For che beauty Of Che soul
We are h,ntur deep and deeper,
As We march along today
F.rh f7 now hIs brothers. keeper
zach mast build the better way
,I'h,r. are huur% for houost laughter
There are days Tor gentle iun.
But We know now they come after
Am Ar serious tasks are done
Never more our souls shall tarnish
In i.r lH'r DAYS of ease,
We have srraprd beneath the varulEh
Dr. n.. struggle overseas.
And Do, every spire and streplc
That Boz raised unto The sky.
We are coming through d people
With id.als worth keeping high
tCopynght 1913. by Edgar A Gneat)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-18
BIG INCREASE IS SHOWN
IN RESERVE RESOURCES
Gain Since December 81 Il over
Ninciy-two Mutton, Latest
Report Reveals.

WASHINGTON, July Strength
and growth Of the federal reserve
system was shown today by The fed
cral reserve boards report that on
May io The S.132 member banks
had total resources Of. s2IO7O.OOo.-
600. an increase Of $4,000. 600 since
December 81 This included {ls.-
i32,G0O,ooo resources OF the 7.6s3
national banks and S6.98s. 900 900 re-
sources OF the 4t9 state banks, meme
bers of the reserve system.
Loans aud discounts ou Nav %
amounted TO t12li2 900. .0OO. Lib.
erty bonds ana other government se-
curitios held hy the banks 42Ia6.
100000, other securities S2.T2S..
600 .0Op. demand deposits Sl1.O60.-
0o0 600; time deposits t3.34O,O .-
600. capital stock paid I'm Sl.3B7.-
100000. surplus {1,1A2,O0O,0OO.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-18
MExIcANs GRANTED AMNESTY
'arranha Issues Order For Former
Members Of Mndero' Cabinet.

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, July ~ a
WORD has been received here that
amnesty has been granted Erneeto
Madero and Pedro LascuTlan hy
president tarranza OF Mexico. They
were Formerly members OF the
Madero cabinet but did not assist
Carran5a in his fight against Huerul
Since then Ernesto Aadero has acted
as fiscal agent for villa in New York
and recently was indicted IN that city
with the bankruptcy of the firm ~
Maiero Brothers. Iascurain was
minister Of foreign affairs under
Madero and was. PRECEDENT ad interim
until Huerta took office
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-18
STRIKERS AGREE TO PUT
QUESTION ON WAR BOARD
Atlanta street Car Operatives Make
Proposal Prc-idenr Also Agrees
10 prnposilInn.

ATLANTA. Ga, July HI eaders
of the striking street car men mere
today affeted to submit differences
between themselves and the Goor.
gia Railway q Power Co. 20 the war
labor board. or n that was not agree
anie 20 the company. the strikers
proposed tina. accredited representa-
yves Of the company take up all
questions at issue with a committee
from the uni3n
The propositions were submitted
through Governor Dorsey The strike
began yesterday
President Arkwright OF the Oeor-
gia Railway A. Power Co. agreed TO
the proposition OF the men TO put the
cnsc mp 10 the wnr labor board pro-
viding the men would return 20 work
pending tho boards decision
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-18
FOES LOSS 100000
French Guns Deadly as
Terrific Drive Is
Shattered.
AMERICANS IMPROVE HOLD
Strengthen Grasp at Fos-
soy; Rain Halts the
Enemy.

PARIS, July II. - T h c
French positions remain in
tact along the whole Cham
payne front, according TO the
war office announcement to-
night. Heavy fighting con-
tinu6d throughout the day,
and at some points the Ger
mans were able TO make
gains but they met with
powerful resistance every
where.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-18
AMERICANS IMPROVE
POSITIONS At FOssoY.

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
IN FRANCE, July IA downpour
OF rain over the battle zones between
Chateau Thierry and Dormans on
the Marne front. has served 10 slow
up the operations since early this
morning.
I'm the neiEhborhood of Fossoy 10
the river bend district, the Ameri-
cans further improved their posi-
tions today.
Fighting continued throuKhou,
the day In the region OF the counter
attack begun by the American f9roes
yesterday.
Many Germans between the rail
road and the south bank OF the river
appear 20 have made good their eH.
cape TO the north bank at several
points during the night,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-18
PERsHING IufPOHTs
knn PRISONERS TAKIiN

WASHINGTON, July .l7.--benet-
al pershinKs cOmmunique for Mon
day. reaching the war department re-
day, reported that 500 prisoners
we're taken by the Americans In their
counter attack which drove the Ger
mans back TO the Marne east OF Chn-
toau Thierry.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-18
WATTS BANK IS ROBBED
OF $4,000 IN DAYLIGHT
bandits Hold IN Cashier aud MAKE,
Escape on iIurscbnCk Towards
uiu COuntry.

MUSKoGEE Iulv ~ Tw @
masked bandits held up iho cashier
OF Watu state bank Bt watts Okla.
sixty miles e1st of Muskogee, at
1880 O'Clock this morning and Sc
cured $4,000 u cash according TO-
Ions distance telephone reports They
escaped on horseback and rotr
rapidly toward the hiIl country 20 tho
west
According 20 descriptions the ban
dts evidently were The same two
who Ig months ago held mp the
watts bank and made or with
1aFo0 A posse is IN pursuit.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-18
GERMANS ADVANCE
AT ONLY ONE POINT.

LONDON. July l7--DispaieheH
arriving In London this evening say
that at only one point did the Ger
mans succeed In advancing today
ana then AZ enormous costs.
The dispatches assert that al IL
O'Clock this morplnE, after two un-
succeasfuI attempts, the oermAns, on
"A front OF six miles pushed into the
French lines 20 a depth OF one and
a half miles at It's deepest point. at
Rheims mountain.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-18
DRAFT REsISTER CE7IuRED
last Member ~ Arkansas Gang T.
Now ia Custody.

LITTLE ROCK. Ark, July if-oA
dispatch from Searcy. ,Ark tonight
announced the capture by sheriff
plant ot Hardy Addison, only m,m-
Der left at large W the h1nd uf aI
legged Cleburne county drttt resist
ers for whom officers have hrrU
searching for ten days. DIE WIN 'r
brought tn Little Rock no once Zoo
face charges OF resisting The i-nu
and murder IN connection with fhr
killing Uf wnmhHr of iue 'IrHurn"
county shcrffs posse 8, tho home w
Ihs father. Tom AIh..un. SUNDAY
July T.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-18

STA LOUIS July ~ The govern
mont barge line ON the Mississippi
river probably will hu Orc operation
with temporary equipment within
two months. according to a dccRra-
tuu t8dy IE Federal Director Sanders
who is In St Louis meeting commit
tees OF prospective shippers lio
Says ten iuwboets and twenty harEcs
,,tu boz put iu operation hy that time
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-18
GERMAN CASUALTIES
Placed At 100, 200.

LoNnoN, July i7,--Casualties
sustained by tho German troops In
the offensive up 10 the present are
estimated 10 number 10000 or
more. according TO news received IN
London today from the battle front
In France,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-18
Americans Account
For at Least Eight
OF Enemy'S Planes

WTTU IHI AMERICAN AIiMN
on THf NNltNI, july i7.--E'rrnch
observers reported today that ~
enemy nirphnrs tch Ia hc rEl"h
over which an American pursuit
squadron was patrullinR ana UEht-
Iug TueHdpy
Within the american lines " hnd
I.cn considered SUR, that the Ancrl-
cans had duwnCd eight and possibly
nine enemy planes.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-18
WANT TO RAISE RATES HERE
Corporation Commission Hears Np.
pllcation Of Telephone Company.

Nf''lAl 70 The world
OKLAHOMA CITY. July l7...Th"
corporation commission today heard
me application Of the Southwestern
helI Telephone company 90 increase
rates 40 Tulsa IL will require sew
eral davs for the commission to go
over figures submitted in the nppil-
cation and testimony. but decision
VIII be made as early ns possible.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-18
SemenOff Pushes on
for Cain in Siberia;
Lenine Sends Protest
Ry mo Associated rt'l'

HE n hn AtsUrlatrd lf'th.
TtktN, Monday July Ia
diarat.h from Manchufih an.
uouncos that General Semenoif
anti bnlshoyik leader. has ucDu-
pied sharlsua with hts forces
Tn, town uf klutschvsk iu tho
gDutn.ynvtcrn extremity uf th"
Trans Galkal region. has been o.
..gp.rd ty the ,T~Cho- slovAk
forces following thrir capture of
TrutsN Tho nolshcvk ur" Co..
ported concentrating nt Nrrhrna
4iUah.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-18
Payment of Premiums for Crude Oil Is
Indorsed by War Petroleum Committee
- - = - - - = = = - - - =
The " Gather

TULSA. July ~
f,aimum ~ MINI
Hm tp south Wludh
.ui clear
OKLAHOMA lof
Thursday gcnefal.N
air cooler iu souin
vest portion Friday
air
louisiana tor
thursday generally
air except local
.hawfra iu northcnsi
ORION Friday prob
UIg fair
ARK ANSAS for
nursday cloudy with
rraI showers cooler
west portion fu
as generally fair
IA s g TEXAS
thursday and Friday
HrrraIly fair some
81 uat cooler in noril
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-18
CRoWN PRINCE MAKES
VAIN 1srF9Rr ToR cHAIoNs.

WlTiI TqtE FRENCH FORCES
IN FRANCE. July r. when the
German artillery preparation started
or the niEht of the llth. the flashes
from thousands NJ guns were H0
vivid that they lighted up the streets
CONTINUED uN PAGE TES
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-18
BERLIN CLAIMS $4,000
CAPTURED IN DRIVE.

BERLIN. via London. July IL
Eighteen thousand prisoners have
been taken by the Germans In the
present offensive according TO the
clalm OF the war office In It's report
from general headquarters tonight,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-18
GAST0N MEANS SAYS
HE SERVED GERMANS
Man Nrqulticd OF Staying Mrs.
Maud" \. King SAYS Wccclyed
Payments ~ si7T.OOu
OTHERS DID SAME THING
Declares Many ~ Diggc-t Lnwyuru
In New York Made Money Rep.
rcscnting Huns IN NmcricE

CHICAGO, July lI Admission
that he had served as tn agent NJ the
imperial German government was
made today by Gastpn n Means A.
the $4,000, 900 King viii hearing 90
determine the legality of one or two
instruments said to have been lcft by
tho late millionaire.
Means who appeared an a witness
for tho heirs OF Mrs Maudc a. King.
for whose alleged staying hA was
tried and acquitted IN Concord. " c..
last summer. freely admitted roceiv-
iiNp money for acting, aH secret
agent OF the German government be. y
fore the United States entered tha
war
Quietly no told OF receiving $500
NJ one time and $4,000 another for
his services 90 Germany. and OF de-
livering 1880. 600 which he received
on n check 20 Captain Boy Ed, one
OF Oormany's chief spies In this
country who was subsequently ex.
PEELED.
Asked regarding the services for
which no received the $4,000 Means
said:
II made that money the way lots
of other Americans did. some OF
them the biggest lawyers In New
York, can easily tell you the place
where ! collected it--rlEht In the
Trinity church yard at designated
tombstone"
The witness also admitted he and
German spies In this country were 10
Ito up the building af electric boats.
the mosquito fleet" building for the
allies In this country Means said he
found the boats had gun emplrce-
ments ana that Captain Boy va
called this 20 the attention OF the
neutrality board at washington.
President Wilson then very prop
detective work In the United States"
declared Means. And, now for the
first time the public knows wht
Captain Boy-Ed was sent back 10
Germany turned all my infornia-
tion over 10 tho government"
NEW YORK. July l7.--FuIly teo,-
100000 OF an aggregate sale OF
81 10000 German war bonds In
this country early In the European
conflict went into Corruption
fund" managed by Teuton agents
here. Il was asserted today by fed
eral officials investigating propa.
ganda activities.
Not only wRs control OF Ameri.
can newspapers and magazines con
templated. but fostering OF pacifisi
sentiment IN certain colleges .waa ac-
oomplished. the investigators said.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-18
Bedford Submits Rec
concentrations to
Requa.
TO STABILIZE PRICE
Purpose Is to Guarantee
Steady Production for
War Use.
WANT PLANS GIVEN TRIAL
Committee Members Have
Agreed to Proposals
Effective Soon.
TO STABILIZE PRICE
WANT PLANS GIVEN TRIAL

Special 20 The World
WASHINGTON July a. Ray
mcnt Of certain premiums uu Drud
oIl beyond 'Ee posted prices. ha
been HuhMittrd 20 Director N +
ReQup Of the oil division hy tile wn
petroleum committee through u
chairmlp. A. e.. Bedford
For the mid-Cnntincnt fields the
prcIritim system II recommended
ON the following basis:
That the large purchasing COM
pnnics continue TO pufchns, crude
oil nt Fhcir posted market price
and that all other purC Chh-Cr- who
now pay premium for crude oil
he permitted hereafter Ia pay up
e. "A maximum premium above
posted market prices ~ follows:
For Cushing crude u maximum
premium up to 75 cents per bar
rel
For CARRIER and Billings crude n
maximum premium of 81 pcr
barrel.
For Kay county crude maxi
mum premium Of Go cents per
barrel.
For Hcnldton crude maximum
premium Of 80 cents per barrel.
And for all other Crudcs for the
whole mld-cuntincnt division, in
Guiding Kansas. Oklahoma and
northern Texas, "A maximum prem.
ium not To exceed - Ccuta per
barrel, with the strict understand.
ing thnt In no district In which
premiums are. being paid OF less
Than 2S cents a barrrl will the oil
administration permit the paying
Of higher premium than Is now
In effect.
A. & Bedford. chairman OF the
national petroleum war service com
mlttec. has forwarded the folloyinf
letters on behalf OF the committee
90 Mark l. Rcqua. director genera
OF the oil division OF the United
States fuel administration.
M J.. RcQua director. general of
division O. S fuel administration
Washington. y e. Dear Mr Requa
Referring TO your favor of May !
relative 20 crude oil prices and your
request that the matters therein re-
fcrred 10 be taken Up by the nationn
petroleum war AfINllf N"lNlIlANff l''
fun consideration and report, | bcf
10 advise you that In accordance
with your request the several adj
vIsury committees on production an,
on refining and distribution OF th'
Appalachian. continent gul
coast and Rocky mountain divisions
have given earnest and thopghuu
study of tho matter
These several advisory commit
tees. us we'll as IN certain instance
several associations Of producers an,
rcfineYs have carefully dcuhcrltci n'
the questions involved. both sopa
rRtely and In joint session and have
presented their various reports 70
this committee setting forth thct
conclusions These reports have ha'
the consideration of the members %
this com mlitee and several NJ its Sos
slons and'1 hand you herewith thci
conclusions Rs embodied iu the en-
clos6d recommendation
Recommendations Sumhlttcd
In handing YOU these rocommen
dations FOR your approval ] wish d
point out that the committee hA
had In mind two underlying pfin
ciples or objects. to-wlt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-18
SON of Former President Roosevelt
Mrpt, Death IN Hnttlo Nith Two
German FLAMES.
SHOWS STUFF WAS IN HIM
HAD ONE PLANE TO CREDIT


OYSTER BNN, '. july H.
\ ray uf hupc dat Lieut. Quentin
Wousr,vlt may not have iullcn tu
hi- death in 10 combat with u
squadron ot G,rmnn nirllnn"s,
Wn- brought tu COLONEL Ituusc,c clt
aud hi- wilo tonight IN u cable
message sent from Paris hN Mrs.
Theodore Ruu~cNvlt, ir., In which
shr said the report Wns "nh-u-
lutch un,unfirmcd' there, The
former president frit however,
that there ml, is slight p"Ssi-
bility that his youngest son was
still alive,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-18

WEST TEXAS. Thursday and FRIDAY
generally fair except probably showers A"
tlir,nr west portion lhursday
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-18

TON y. LYONS
Tulsa Attorney who Aspires 10 be Federal
Judge Eastern Oklahoma pisuict
Democrat had statement from
| Washington that the senators had
quickly agreed upon Governor VII
| linms 10 avoid complications ana a
fight but the story was subsequent.
ly Killed 10y the press bureau for
unexplained reasons.
A special to Tho WoVld last night
said. however. that the dispatch was
authentic. and that the senators had
actually endorsed the governor, The
special was from Muskogee. %.
Upsct All Local Programs.
This news was the most startling
political gossip that has reached
Tulsa IN days-and In addition II
puts a crimp into several candi'
dacies
A bar association meeting has
been called by b. G. Conner. presi-
dent. and ~ j Gubser. secretary,
and Tulsa county lawyers were goinR
! 20 decide what their attitude would
| be
Some local attorneys contcndcd
| they owed an endorsement Co the
| home mun. Tom -. Lyons, hu,
others felt that the local association
should not take any action. The
meeting IN set for tonight at y
o'clock nj the district court room
Endorsement OF the Oklahoma
congressional delegation is going 10
| have considerable TO do with the
appointment. II II II true that the
endorsement has been made there ls
| lIttlc doubt among politicians VINO
/ know what makes the wheels so
around that outsiders can't get ".
/ Governor williams " regarded by
even those who might oppose MN
az Gamble federal district Judge tIm'
/ her His service as an attorney IN
/ Oklahoma. his coustructv" Work IN
tbc constitutional convention ana
later ON the supreme bench OF Okla
homa. followed hy his four years ha
! rblef executive qualify him 10 tll
tho placc with dignity and HatiHiac-
ton.
Regarded 6y Some NJ Settled.
Ip this light. the matter was re-
r,rdcd yesterday as settled.
10 was predicted early ln 'h' ulF
l,,,,sy,r that the appointment
wipht bc held up until hi''I ,h'
.,,.,,,,rfeg Tho Washington dla
match seemed 10 end this theory ar"
:, tho face of the news. ~ De- h'.
loved that the matter ia Z" To-" ,l"7'I
~, ruse and the appointment VIII
noi ho delayed. ..,.-
hand lu making the cn'''-'',''i., ,
|.,rt Hv placing his approval on
fIII
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-18

htil'.'
PARIS. July n Lout Queutg
Roosevelt. youngest con OF the fir-
mcr president. has been killed lu an
air fight, the scml-uffICIal llUNns
news agency announces. His ma
chino fell into tho enemy lines
T'hiup Roosevelt QucntIn's cousin,
witnessed the air hattlo ~ tho yicin-
ity OF Chateau Thierry In which
Quentin was engaged and saw the
machine ran but dld not know until
later that tho airplapo was that OF
his cousin. Le journal says today
Lieutenant Roosevelt was last
seen I'm combat on sunday morning
with two enemy nirplanes about ten
miles inside the German lines in the
Chateau Thierry sector. lie started
ont with Il patrol OF - American
machines They encountered seven
Germans and were chasing them
back when two 81 them turned on
Lieutenant Roosevelt.
Reports OF the fight state that the
Germans appeared To be shooting az
tho lieutenant from the rear the
three machines being close together
Then one Of the machines was seen
tumbling through the clouds and a
patrol which went loo search ~ Lieu
tenant Roosevelt returned without
trace OF him. llo appeared to be
fighting up to the nst moment
one account OF the combat states
that the machine caught fire before
u began 10 fall
Quentin Roosevelt In April 1911
Joined tho Canadian aviation corps
to train for service with the Ameri-
can army lie was commissioned
last fall and in tho present spriRg
began active service with the Ameri-
can air forces on the French front
on July 2 he took part in an aerial
battle between American and Ger
man machincs I'm the Nurnc region
and few days later on July 10. n
was announced that ne had brought
uoWn hls FIRST German nlrplnno In
fight north OF Chateau TAlcrry
WASHINGTON. July ~ Quentin
lNoStvet WINS tho baby NJ the
Roosevelt administration and his
pranks nt tho white House and
school are u'fccuouatply remember
ed hy Washington tie was born
hero Ia November. 1897. an the fau
iy home whom his father was as.
pistput secretary NJ the navy !n the
Mckinley administration.
The buv was born naturalist
with special love fur animal me
aud many were the stories told ~
his early days m the white House
whom hr kept tho family ana nt-
t.yInrrt. Ir Id Hf4f4 az tUVITtg tysf
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-18
Recommendations Sumhlttc,I

In handing YOU these recommen-
dations for your approval ! wish 10
point out that the committee mas
had I'm mind two underlying prin-
ciples or objects to-wlt
! The staballziup OF prices or
crude oil throughout the various
producing fields And
> The continuous and unIn'"f-
rupted flow OF crude oil IN. Its pres
ent channels.
Any solution Of the complicated
problems involved IN carrying OUT
these principles, especially ,n 100 in-
dubtry With 80 many conflicting lh.
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