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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-11
TRAIN WRECK TOLL
SO DEAD, 70 HURT
final Figures Expected "a Show ht.
tie Change from Estimates,
Many Ia Hospitals.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. July lo.-An
official compilation Of casualties re-
sulting from the wreck ON the Nash
vile, Chattanooga & 81 Louis rail-
way near Bosleys Springs Tuesday
gives the number ~ Killed as 80 ana
the number OF injured as i9
The figures given hy the road, the
officials claim. are Rs nccur'i" este
mates az can be made a' present
and they declare there Will he no
material change In the fnu list Sew
erai of those In hospitals are said in
be near death
Although II has been announced
that George l. Loyal assistant in
the regional director Tor the south
has been ordered 90 Nashville iN ln.
vestigate the wreck W H.aHruc"
general manager OF the road. said no
had not been officially Informed r'.
garding the coming of Mr. LOYAL.
but that he was ready 90 cooperate
In every way In fixing the rop1H-
slbillty.
The roads being operated 7' proc.
ent by the government the question
arises as 10 who will be- responsible
for the damage suits expected iu A"
filed In large number hy the r'N
tlvea OF the dead and by the injured
While no precedent is ON record, Nr
Hruco today venturcd tho opinion
such damages may be obtained hv
would be paid out of
the earnings OF the road
Investigation thus far places the
blame for tho wreck ON the crew ~
westbound train No 4. n WAS caused
i seems, by this crew oyrrIunNnr
Incoming eaEtbound train 80.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-11
ALBANIAN CAMPAIGN
DISCONCERTs ENEMY.

For the moment the eyes OF the
allied world are turned away from
tho battle front N France. where the
Germans are belicsed 20 he prepar-
ting for a resumption OF their often
siye against the position held by the
soldiers OF the entente nations Tho
most active area IN tho various thea
ters uf the war Is In Albania. whore
the French and Italians are cOntin-
uing their successes againat the Aus
'rians.
While II rs not expected that far
reaching results Will be brought
about BY the offensive In this sec-
ton 90 the world. the movement has
n 70 possibilities which seem inter-
osflnr The rapid progress made by
mo French and Italians the prob
ability that the Auatro- Bulgarians
To the east past Lake Ochrida may
Doe outglanked and the possibility
that am offensive may bo launched
along the SaloniH front tend TO give
the events Ia Albania some import.
huce al "a time when the main battle
area Is quiet There have been lndl-
cations recently that an offensive
might be begun In Macedonia. II fnt
no other reason than 10 draw Aus
trian, and possibly German troops
from Italy and France IL Is re-
ported that the Bulearians are war
weary and that powerful blow
along the front north nt Salon ki
might bring about notable military
and political results The Teuton o.
allies in Macedonia have been saw
3Ecly attacking the entente lines
but have been driven back
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-11
ENEA& AssJtuI ~
ARE EASILY HEATEN.

WITH THE BRITISH ARMY An
FRANCE. July i0.---Last nights
enemy assaults In the villers-Bre-
tonneuK region was preceded by an
Intense enemy bombardment OF tho
town and the nelghboring territory.
Between and o'clock the Ger
mans made rush for the defensive
positions, but we're easily thrown
back all along the line.
Villers Bretonneux was again
heavily bombard6d early today and
the German artillery and machine
guns we're very active from the
Naire wood northward 10 the Ancre.
The futile German attempt last
night was launched In an effort by
the enemy TO reoocupy trenches
east OF the village which the British
bad @ptured
on the northern battle front the
British attacked German trenches TO
the northwest Of Merits and ad-
yanced their lines $50 yards on a
ffont OF l,200 yards
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-11
BODY or MAJOR MITCHELL
is VIEWED BY THOUSANDS
Idcs In State In New York city Hall
~ Endless lanes iiic Past 60
pnN Last TrIbntc.

NEW YORK, July 10 Silent. sad
dcnod citizens IN seemingly endless
lines marched through the rOtunda
OF city hall tonight past the flag
drRpod caskct In which rcposed the
body OF Mai JOHN Purroy Mitchell
United states soldier and late mayor
ot New York. VINO was killed In an
alrplane accident Saturday last
The coffin had been sealed before
70 was brought 10 tho historic build
Ing 20 Ne Ia state. where tho bodies
OF Abraham Lincoln and 4. s. Grant
once rested
There was no shade of black with
In the city hall Ray trees and
palms were banked about the walls,
The stairway and floors were COW
cred with a purple carpet. on the
wallis above was hung an American
Flag. nankcd by the colors OF the
allies \ soft spotlight played on
tho flags and another on tho cof-
nn, beside which was n standard
OF United States Flags
Al thu stroke OF troop OF
mounted police galloped into city
hall park giving warning 20 the
Thousands gathered there that the
body of Major Mitchell had arrived
from the homo ~ hIs widowed
mother 10 he In state In tho city
hall
A military guard of honor from
Goycrnors island formed lane
from the hc1rsc 20 the steps Eight
soldier hearers raised the casket 10
tho,r shoulders and strobe up the
stairs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-11
GRADUATED EXCESS TAX
IS ADVOCATED BY HOOVER
Food Administrator writes That
Maximum Production Can Be
Maintained by "Eair PriCna."

WASHINGTON. July ia grad
uated excess profits tax and in
creased taxes on war profits by
which excessive earnings made from
the public necessity would be re-
turned TO the national treasury. are
urged hy Food Administrators lIoov-
cr M letter TO Senator simmons
chairman OF the senate finance com-
mittcc
While condemuing prufitecring In
war time as hateful Mr. Hoover
declared th~ro Ia distinction ho-
tween moral and economic proflteer-
INK
con the moral side" he wrote
the nation is cndcavoring 90 draw
a distinction between a profit com
mcnsuratc with tho effort or capital
employed and Etlmuative ~ enter
prise and production and the profit
that is abnormally large due 20 war
conditions
Mr. Hoover declared that IN. tho
face of shortage of commoditioB the
maintenance ~ maximum prudur.
ton is possible through prices high
enough 20 stimulate "high cost
producers
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-11
MUST REDUCE ORDERS
FOR CHRISTMAS GOODS
Okiehomn State Council OF Defense
Wages Campaign Against Christ
NOS Giving.

Special 70 Tho World
OKLAHOMA CITY. duly IO.-The
merchants and manufacturers all
throughout Oklahoma have been
warned that in September tho Ok
ldhoma state council OF defense will
enter into an intensive campaign
against Christmas giving. This warn
ing In issued at this early date In or
der that merchants and mRnufac-
'turers may intelligently plan and buy
.ur the Christmas season and not be
caught with excessive stocks on hand
when the movement for reduced Civ
Ing begins
The Oklahoma state council OF de-
fcnse urges that Christmas giving
which involves the purchase OF gifts
should be- discouraged. This will
relieve the present heavy burden
placed upon labor transportation
and other resources OF the nation
and isdn harmony with the previous
annouucemout or the council OF ma
tional defense, the oklahoma state
council Of defense and the advisory
commission urging thrift and econ
omy upon the country.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-11
l'uliur THAT II Cannot Ne Attached
i' Agricultural Hill ~ Rider
H. ONyrrnicd
VIOLATES RULES is CLAIM
Irnrneo Raises Point Of order That
IL l- General Legislation. tut
t. Voted Down. 80 to 80.
WINE VOTE SET FOR TODAY
llrinu Moves tp Strike out All REF.
ctcnuc and Count Will Bc I,cg,s-
t'ud un Proposal.


VA .'l"'I'N. July TO-" The
.rN1i" .f.lu',I lo sustain n rulnE
.. Senator H..H.rur. nf I,i,v,r,
..r...I.rr .,.... ,.,.,.,. r.,,. n,,.,..
.''.''''''' ''''' '''' p'"'
H''l''N amendment To- the |lLOpO,-
600 emergency agricultural unl
.' b'"'''' I'b'7'"
'.N.
Cons IcrJUuu ur tho amendment
foIf.,, .r....,,I,,,f.. ,.i,, s.,..,,r
r.., ~
"'''h OFT california offering "A mo-
ton io strike out all reference 10
vim,
rr..,..,.,.. n.,t.., ..
'''' ~ WV W
morrow.
Senator Nruroac Of pcnnplyaula
claimed tr, amendment which pro.
,.,...
''''''' ''' SAFE except Tor export 'l
intoxicating Iluua after January /
next ana the. manufacture NJ beer
ana wines after November Z. N gen
TN legislation attached To an APP
preparation ulli lu violation uf tho
IN CHAIR ~ decision was oNorruled
by a narrow wargln-a6 TO 80.
Tie vote 800 the question ot sus-
taining the chair pH the point OF
order follows.
To sustain tho decision.
Democrats Gerry Gore Hitch
cock. Jones of New Mexico. King.
Lewis Martin. Ihelan, rumerone,
kunsdell. Reed. simmons. Smith oi
Arizona, Smith Of Georgia, Smith ~
Mary land swanson, Underwood and
NalcUtt Total
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-11
START CAMPAIGN
REUNION FUNDS
TULSA Must rut Up m Much ~ SIS.
900" Expense OF the tonfCdcr-
ate Entertainment.
ALL COMMITTEES SELECTED
\ Y Davenport a. Head Finance
onmlltcc and win Use the
Drive Organizations

Campaign for funds fur the 70.
union neat september Of the United
Confederate Veterans will start next
Tuesday, tuly iG There will be be-
tween $4,000 and 100000 nccd-
cd. Whirh is 20 be- obtained by pop
ular subscription from Tulsa The
campaign viii be- headed by A. v
ItNcnport, who has been iu charge
~ the Rcd Cross. War Savings and
Liberty bonds campaigns In TulAh.
Tho regular committee that has han.
dlod these different campaigns viii
DO the work this timo.
Committees who will bo In charge
of the various divisions OF work ro-
Earding the coming reunions were
selected yesterday morning A com
mitteo composed of W A. Vandeycr.
Ora Upp. f. n King. W. Iata Brady
and NJ. j, Glnas carefully considered
names NJ those whom thex thought
would best undertake tho work, and
the following committees and chair
mon were selected.
Camp and Comrnisuary ORA Upp.
chairman. Dan Hunt W. A. Van
devsr.
Badge-Leo clinton, CHAIRMAN. A.
G. Hunt, w. L. Lewis.
Decomtions-S R Lewis chair
man. I'D Grassland. y. NJ. Wander
slice.
Railroads II. n. Adams. chair
Nan Eugene Iotton, w. A. Moore,
". H. Young.
Program w A. Browniec, chair
man; W. u. Moss. J. A. McKeever,
W A. Rayson. u. A. Gulse.
MuHlc-Charles II. walker, chair
man. A. -. Young. w. ]. Guiberson,
parRde--W /. l.sLcwis. chairman;
/. J. 4. Rooney, Fred Thompson. Lee
Lcvering. y. " Obcrh0ltxer. G. ~,
Buchner
Receptlon--R. NJ. McFarlin. chair.
man. balance ~ committee 10 be Sc
lected by chairman
Public comfort--C. II. Hubbard.
chairman; NJ. J. McNulty. A. NJ.
WEIGH. DR.. J. ID. Gilbert. T. g.
Hughes
Hotel-Mark Carr. chairman. paul
Galloway, n. W. Sinclair
Housing Hartman, chair
man; Ed {, Reynolds. Frank Wood
ON,
RsgistrAiion-w. H. Mainwaring.
chairman. RandolRp House, u, n.
lngraham.
iHlOfIlhllVn ANfn y NAUHNNg
chairman; NJ. 4. Blassingame. NJ. A.
Harrison.
Horse and carriage--A. ". Antle.
chairman, balance OF committee TO
be selected by chairman
Medical aid--Dr. ~ Forrest Hay
den. chairman. balance Of commit
tee 10 be selected by chairman.
nvitatiOn--Officera Of local camp
OF Sons OF Confederate Veterans.
Auto--L. N. Ewing. chairman; J.
r Forester. Robert Purdy, Neal
Sutherland. George Reeves, E. NJ.
Mhrahail Of Sand Springs.
entertainments. a. King. ir..
chairman; Conn Linn II. A. Josey,
II. w wall. H.. Il. Kemp, g, n. Bum
garner. n. r. Ably, 9. n. Mccullough.
Dr. W. NJ. Wilson.
The committee Of sponsors and
maids has not yet been selected, all
though II Ia known that II Will COM
prise all the prominent women's
clubs In Tulsa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-11
Kaiser Says Armies
Rally around Their
Supreme Var Lord

AMSTERDAM, July no. The
Gcrmh emperor has replied 90 %
congfaulatury telegram from the
University OF Cologne as tJllovH
"The invncihle bravery and uu-
limited FrlfArrifire ot the Ger
man nation shines brightly out ot
tho darkness ut tho mighucst war
OF an times our victorious arms
have not set succeeded in entirely
breaking our enemies viii 90 de-
rtrucUp- but Gormauy's sons
with uushtknblr Confidence are
ralyiur around their supreme war
lord and their trusty military lead
prs 20 win for the fatherland lie,
happiness and freedom 20 create
a free pnth for the developments
of intellectual and economic forces,
God will be with us and our Just
cause"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-11
MANY PRICES ARE REDUCED
Meat Charges Generally Cut;
Veal to BE Eliminated;
Complaints Wanted.
CASH AND CARRY is SYSTEM
All Purchasers Expected to
Carry Home What They
Are to Use.

Food sellers and fair price COM
mlitrc are trying 10 regulate the
price OF foodstuffs in Tulsa. so that
tho dealer may live and the con-
sumner know whether he's getting
what he eats al reasonable figure.
y yesterday afternoon, representa-
tivca of the consumers ana rcpresen-
tatiVes Of the sellers, both whole
sale and retail, got together, They
issued a tentative price list for sell
ing In Tulsa.
Attorney Phil Kates was advised
by wire yesterday thar ne has been
selected as chairman OF the fair
price committee. ana hc at once
called meeting Of tho other mem
hcrs, ana they worked mos; of the
day ip preparing preliminary
schedule
Tho committee found a wide var
lance I'm retail prices on standard
stuff iu various stores In the city.
In tho main. they felt that the man
making tho minimum price was
ready To toll what he could sell for.
and tho committee accepted his
price as the basis FOR the minimum
for the city.
Prices are Fixed.
Prices were fixed on cash ana
carry system Every purchaser IN
Tulsa Is expected to buy and carry
homo all he Uses, and the grocer
must sell affixed prices, even though
no maintains a delivery. But the
committee will not attempt al thlS
time 10 regulate anything but the
cash and carry schedule.
Tho committee went into the meat
prices, and learned several things II
didn't know before. II Immediately
fixed the price. for instance OF sliced
boiled ham az 90 cents pound.
The commrtas was told that this
article costs 81 cents a pound whole
sale, and for handling Il the seller
cannot change n ore than oenta a
pound profit II was reported that
sho price on this article ranged as
nigh as 90 cents a pound In some
Tulsa stores
Meat prices went down under the
COMMITTEES regulations. Il bone
steak cannot he sold for more than
t5 cents pound. while sirloin and
portcrhouse must not cost more than
go cents.
Sugar was fixed At 9tA cents In tho
face Of some retailers admitting they
CONTINUED ON PAGE THREE
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-11
SOLDIER RECORDS TO
BE MADE PERMANENT
State Council May Place Honor Roll
In IycrY Oklahoma school
District

special 20 lhU World.
OKLAHOMA CITY, July 10-A
plan Be- under consideration hy the
oklahoma state council of defense 10
make permanent record in each
school district I'm the state of the
Performance ana careers of every
soldier boy who answers tho call 90
lho Elnr This viii doubtless take
the form ~ an honor RON which viii
contain the name NJ the soldier. the
rnfuc ~ next of Kin. the date on
which bo Joined tho service. his com
pl0y. cnmu. etc his military record
promotions. medals and whether
wounded ur Killed I'M action. and
when mustered out
This. 10 rs planned. viii Do rar-
riod 'o pusterliy ON a poster which
viii be provided 10 an district coun-
ellis
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-11
lost SOLDIER DEPARTMENT..
knights ~ Columbus Take Steps 60
Help Locate Missing Men

NEW YORK. July 10 - The
knights Of Columbus announced l"-
luv tho opening uf31 lost soldier
department az headquarters here
Through cooperation with the ad-
uant generals office, 'he state
mruf HaI. the bureau viii t1fnish
information as tu the whereabouts M
mon who through unrlessness in'l To-
EUrp in touch with their families ana
L.L.-I-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-11
Katy Train Help Up
By Bandits at Koch,
Kansas; Three Shot

PAOLA, Kan, July ii.-Thr,,e
persons wcrs shot and the mail
and express cars were looted by
IL bandits who held up fast
Missouri, Kansas a Texas pas
scnEcr train early today At Koch,
siding thrce miles cast OF this
city. They compelled the engine
crew 10 dctach the mail and ex.
press cars and ran them away.
and then fled north In motor
cars.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-11
REPUmIC FRIENDLY
TO ALLIES PROCLAIMED.

AMSTERDAM, July 10 stimuli
tnneously with the establishment OF
the WHITE sea republic. according 60
ndNiCeH from Moscow, another state
was created a. the north Of Russia
under the name Of the woloEdaczhe
republic II comprises all northeast
cru RUSSIA from the White sea 10 the
Asiadc frontier. The WoloRdaczhs
republic is said to be In sympathy
with the aims OF the entente allies.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-11
JEWS ARE ORDERED
10 LTAYE FINLAND.

STOCBHOLM. July iO.--The FIN
nish government has ordered all
Jews expelled from Finland before
Septsmber 30. and has instructed all
communities 10 deny food TO Jews
after that date. according 10 re-
ports reaching the Jewish press bu-
reau here.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-11
ITALIANS CONTINUE
ALBANIAN ADVANCE.
The Itauas

ROME, July 10. The ItallRn
troops on tho offensive In Albania.
are continuing their advance, tho
war office announced today Tho
enemy IN yesterdays fighting was
beaten back on both sides OF the
Osum river
lin Albania" says the official
btatement, our troops having taken
ground west OF tho lower middle
semeni and having extended 10 che
eastward their occupation OF the
hcighta al the head OF the Tomorica
valley, are advancing, repulsinE the
enemy at the center. astride the
Osum."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-11
SOVIET WOULD JOIN
WITH GERMAN ARMY.

AMSTERDAM, July ia decla-
ration that the soviet government
~ Russia would ally itself with DER
many IN case OF AnElo-IapaueSc in
tcrvention In Russia In contained In
4 Moscow wireless message 90 the
Berlin LokRl Arxeigsr Neue froie
Presse according TO an undated mes
sage TO the Berlin Dokal AnEoiger.
The Vienna Newspaper quotes the
concluding sentence 8f the diApatch
as follows
III the Japanese and English
occupy Russian territory the soviet
government would Immediately join
Germany"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-11
sTILD QUIET SAYS
PEIisBINC's REPORT.

WASHINGTON, July 10. - Gen.
eral Pernhing'a daily communique
made public by the war department
today says there IL nothing OF In.
portance 20 report but mentions a.
Abnormal movement OF troops and
trAfric IN the German rear areas
around vaux Artillery and aircraft
ara active.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-11
WIRE CONTROL MEASURE
IS REPORTED TO SENATE
Debate WIN start Today With Like
llhood ~ Passage OF nm he
fore End OF Week.

WASHINGTON. July 1O.-Becausc
of formal presentation 20 the senate
today Of the interstate commerce
committee favorable report on the
house resolution empowering the
president TO operate telegraph, tolo-
phone. cahlc and radio systems dur
ing tho war. leaders predicted ~
would he passed before the end OF
tho week.
Chairman Smith Of tho interstate
commerce committee announced to-
night that the resolution win be
called M for confederation tOmop
row, and that 10 prolonged debate
appears probable an effort win be
!laae 10 hasten q vote by dHplacing
tho prohibition bin.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-11
WILL WANT F1Rhs IN PARADE:
Committee handling ". S. :. Bank
Event Invites Participation.

Lodges and individual firms are
invited to make arrangements TO be
represented In tho parade on Tues
day July l6. whom there will be
q flag demonstration. The finest
flag, IL is stated, in the United States.
sin be used In tho demonstration.
u is hand -cmbroidercd and made Of
the finest materials obtalnable
w r.. Johnson OF 'Westerville.
Ohio. viii be the principal speaker.
There VIII also be present 90 take
part IN the program, " r. Laugh
baum. chairman OF tho state anti
sll0ou forces. of oklahoma city and
" j Nlburn also NJ Oklahoma
city chairman Of the state raufi-
cation committee.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-11
Eiks Bar Enemy Alien
Languages From Clubs

ATLANTIC CITY. ~ j.. July co.
Enemy alien languages are barred
from use in tho luihotyc NJ the
F'kg hy resolution unanimously
adopted hy the grand lodge in an
runl session here
The DIr Brother movement VIII bc
1mpIN.f tnruuEhou, the nation hy
"a systematic campaign A Junior.
police system win ha uaod Poo find
home. amt employment f0r ways
ward bosH
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-11
FRENCH PUSH ON
NEAR sOIssoNs.

PARIS. July i0.--1n the sector td
the southwest Of Solsaons the French
have continued their gains occupy
ing la Grille farm, advancing To the
outskirts OF Longpoint and penstrat-
Ing the northern section Of Courcy.
according to the war office an
nOuncement tonight.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-11
FACTORY MEETING LATER
survey ~ the Tulsa District to re
MmiC judy 10.

a, \ no9inonemcnt OF tho meeting OF
INC Iulsa district Industrial survey
representatives set for the l2th was
announced Nv Chairman McFarlin
yeglorday. Tho new date IS. july 10.
Regional Director =. u Crahha OF
Nnnsls City wired Mr. McFnrlin yes
''r1ay thnt the change was ncc,e-
Il ~. give wider publicity to the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-11
MAY HIT IN MACEDONIA
Bulgarian Line Now in
Danger Of Being
0utflanked.
FRENCH PUSH ON FOR GAIN
Take Important Ground
Near Scissors; Attack
Awaited.

WASHINGTON. July iO.--An OF.
flcial dispatch TO the Italian en-.
bassy today from Rome said that
the Italian and French troops In
their offensive In Albania. which ia
continuing, have captured 600
Including fifty Officers.
several alrplanes and much war ma.
teriai
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-11
TROTZKY DECLARES
FOR CONsCR CRuT1ON.

PARIS. July i0-speaking at the
opening today OF tho general con-
gress Of Russian soyietA Leon TrotK-
Ky. the boisheyik minister OF war
said, according to dispatch re-
ceived here from basel this morn
ina
Russia is on tho eve on a general
service conscriptlon
Trotzky also emphasized the ne
cessity " Russia having a powerful
army
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-11
ROOseUeH Brings Dorm
His First Enemy Plane

WITH THE AMERICAN TORCEs
0N THE MARINE. July t0-.Licut
Quentin Roosevelt tho youngest son
of President. Roosevelt. br0HEht
down hIH first German airplaue this
afternoon in a fight north ot cha
TEAM TliprTy
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-11
The Weather

TULSA, Juiy 10
Maximum So; mini
mum "a; south
uinds, partly cloudy,
trace Of rain.
OKLAHOMA; For
Thursday and ri
day generally fair.
DoUls1ANA; For
ThurHdty and Friday
partly cloudy. prob
bly, local showers
IN North portion.
EAST TEXAS: For
Thursday part elou
dy 70 cloudy. local
showers In north
pottiou Friday un
settled, local show
era In east portion
except on vest coast
WEST T y \ A \:
ThursdAy cal
showers and cooler
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-11

LONDON. July l0.--John Roberts
ClynCa. parliamentary secretary 20
tho control dopartu ent. has be0n
appointed 90 succeed tho late Wis
count I.hondda as food controller