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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-30
TAFT VOICES APPROVAL
OF PRESIDENTS VOYAGE

NEW YORK. Dec. 20 Approval
OF President Wilson's trip ~ Europe
and Of his plans for n league ~ ma
tlons, was expressed by william How
ard Taft IN an address today under
the auspices of the brooklyn lns't'
ute NJ Arts and Sciences He as
serted that the president had mor'
Influence with the common penp'"
of England and the other allies Than
their own princes and attributed
this 10 his enunciation ~ the nrin'
clples FOR which tho United S'aies
entered the war and Go tho lchglo
OF nations proposal
"ynu viii notice" he said ~ tht
proposed league. that LloNd George
and Clcmcncehu have come out lot
H. Ot course don't want 10 suE
ve-t any Interior political motives,
but there are politicians In Europe
as well as In the United states
Declaring no single nation could
the situation IN Russia, Mr..
TAFT added that the problem required
the maintenance ~ combined torce'
TO support Russia and enable the
neople 20 shake of the grin ~ the
holahevikl. The interuatlunal police
force, he described Ha AN inierrH
,ionAh spanking agency, tho back
ground ~ power whose very exist
ence would obviRte the necessity foi
exercising It.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-30
MANCHESTER CROWDS
WELCOME PRESIDENT
wilson Reaches Industrial Center Of
iingiand and IL Met by Thou
sands. Despite Weather.
br The AA.pcisicd pr~.

bY The AN-ocistcd Press
MANCHfSrER, Dec, 2N.-frcsi
dent and Mrs Wilson were greeted
on their arrival here at \ o'clock this
afternoon by thousands who fillcl the
streets To overlooking ON the half
mile journey from tn" station To the
official residence of the lord may ~
aud by many more thousands who
we're packed together In The rugv
s1uare In front ~ the town hal
They cheered Justify from the tipo
The presidents car started through
the troop-iifcd thoroughfsrcs un,l
he disappeared within tho bu.,d-
Ing
Tho president greeted and chaitcd
hrl"fly with the lord mayor aud uthr
officials lie then inspected the Btlt-
ish guard of honor under ldeutcnau,
General SNOW and v and - conranir-
~ IN" lG2nd American regiment
from Liverpool
After posing for two flashlights ih"
presidential party started tor the
town hail amid continuous chotir.
For two days until late this after
noon, rain had fallen very hcHVI'Y,
but theMca ther still favored the pre-
ident. FOR II cleared shortly before ms
arrival The president rud Mrs
Wilson spent the night duiutN as ihc
. guests ot the lord mayor The p,'ti-
dent had no engagements ana mace
no speeches
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-30
CARDINAL GIBBONS MAKES
AN APPEAL FOR ARMENl ANS

BALTIMORE. Dec. 29.--Chrdlnal
Gibbons has issued the following ap'
peal to all christians for aid for The
Armen ians and syrians;
The attempt to relieve and snvn
the starving peoples IN the near east
deservss the sympathetic support Of
all christian pople. Not only have
the christian Inhabitants ~ Tutke,
been impoverished and decimated BY
n succession ~ wars, but deportation
and massacre have destroyer mhnj
fathers and mothers, leaving hun
drcds of thousands OF orphans 10 b-
fed. clothed and provided with
homes The American committee
for Armenian and syrian relief ~
undertake to raise IN January, a
large sum for this purpose hone
that all who have given freely Tor
this aud other forms of war relief
will be generous still In the face OF
this greatest tragedy Of the wa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-30
FINANCIAL QUESTIONS
ARE COMING TO FRONT
Tcacr Delegates Give Much Attention
Ia toru,ation Of ints,railissi
Concti for Liquidation.
LOOKING FOR RESOURCES
Conference Must Iri~rvuinc Gcrvnn-
ny's Abtliiy ,o Iuy Indemnify M
fore Dcbt In Assnssed.
By 1As Assoristsd Pr~s,

bt lh< hAnE tstfd IFeat
PARIS. Deo.'2g.--The financial as
pect OF tho settlement OF the war
problems has been uppsrmost In ths
minds OF those concerned In Paris
during the past few days This is ~
garded not only by the American
delegates to tho conference but by
the representatives ~ tho aflies who
have arrived here. as one of the fore.
most problems requiring settlement.
The debates IN thu senate, on the
renewal OF tho charter OF tho Bank
OF France. and IN the chamber on ha
pruylHional military appropriations
have d HclOscd lively interest by both
senators ana deputies In ths pro-
posed organization OF the "interal-
lied financial society" for the
liquidation ~ the cbmblned war debt
~ the allies
The socialists, who are taking u
prominent part ln the discussion. ap-
pear 10 prefer the tl,le financial 40
ciety OF nations" which would no,
preclude tho evoNtful entry of enemy
powers into tina association. They
suggest that the members of tbs
usrmanic coalition might bo called
on proportionately TO the other pow.
rrs to pay their share In round
numbers. Uermhny $500, 1000. .0ot
francs annually, Austria b.o00. goo
900. Turkey 20o0. 900 900. BulHari.
90. 900 600 In addition TO the inter
e-t on whatever sum the prace con
gross may demand as Indemnity 70
damages. which some have nut n
several hundred billion francs
Deputy Jacques Rtcrn, author q
the proposition OF an inierallie'
financial socisty. estimated tho tou'
sum 70 he demanded from German
ana her allies s indemnity At 40,
600 600 600 francs In tho chambe
yesterday. Difficulties anticipate
are IN finding "A working basis 10
such "A society aud IN Germany
ability to bear such an immense bur
, den. NJ Stern and other member
take tho settlement upon an inter
national commission 20 manage IN
| Turkish public ion' ~ a precedent
| ind eating tho possibility ~ nNeftom
| Ing an t'ffiruliirs of ORGANIZATION
while u answer tu the duuhiu ~ 4
whether Gefmany iH able 10 phS
/ larue Indemnity they Clte ina eSti
uairs ~ tho resources ~ tho Ger
man rmpirr inside hy Doctor kat
| lteifftJith secretary ~ the German
treasury Nrfnre the Wnr
Thry counted that n will We th'
duty ~ tho peace delegates 90 con
s.dor What fr-uurces may pee foun'
TOR the payment OF the Indemnity
and pulri 30 The 100000 10000 t6
~ 600 ouO 600 marks that iIclffcrici
estimated Wns he annual savings ol
Garlnan, from her 80 600, 0OO,0 ,0Ot
ptufk.a nuuuu. earn nEH
The project Ha nov framed seek'
in ha.s mo uilrd Stntee pay In tho
-tmr proportion ns the nations with
which o. is associated notwii ihstand
ur that t- participation IN The war
a.. much shorter This has met
,,ttp considerable obleCtluu
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-30
MISSILE THROWN IN WINDOW
Explosion Occurs Instantly
Guardsmen Report No One
Is Seen Near.
PART OF BUILDING WRECKED
Front Is Blown Away-No
Explanation Given-Troops
Are on Duty.

KANSAS CITY. Dee. 2e--Four
employees of the street railway com
pany were injured today. two prob
ably fatally, when nm explosion oc-
CURED IN the office at the company's
principal car barn here tonight
Tho front Of that section Of the
building was wrecked No eNpln
nation uf the cause OF the explosion
was obtainahlc. Employees who were
In the office at the time and were
uninjurcd, said missile css,shed
through "a window OF the office and
exploded Instantly Twelve national
ruardsmen were patrolling tho yards
about the harm. which were well
lighted, and no one was seen near
the place, they said
WAN armed troops OF the seventh
regiment. Missouri national guards.
assisting police as guards. street car
service here, impaired since beccm-
her II by strike of motormen and
conductors, today WAS above normal
Sunday service, according Ia street
railway officials Two hundred and
sixty cars were In operation. thoy
said
GEORGE WtlkerHon. night cashier,
was working In the cashiers cas-" ar d
was scarcely three feet fgAn. tho win
dow, One OF his ears vas blown
cff ana he received othr- inil,ie. on
'he head and body j. Y Milkorson
mis- brother, was standing clos. 10
him, talking with George Mooney
Mooney said later he saw sparks from
rus" ON the window si' between
ihe window ana screen, Just before
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-30
PRESIDENT FORMS
PLANS FOR RELIEF
Z Iondon Espr,~~ Understands i'rc-i.
dent submits outline and Wants
Allied Director Appointed.
ST. LOUIS MAN GIVEN TASK
p1c~h Il Called O Europe by Hoover
Ia Take Direction of Ws,ribu-
tion of tood supplies.

LoNTDN, Dec, 80 The Express
understands that President Wilson,
who has been giving considerable
personal attention during his visit to
Europe 10 the question Of fighting
famine In the central empires, has
endorsed and submitted to the allies
a definite plan for relief formulated
10y his advisers. including Herbert
Hoover
II 10 felt that the need of some ac.
,ion "A imperative. President Wilson
favors the Immediate appointment Of
a director general Of relief Tor
Europe, Hupplcmentins the work OF
the intsrallied food council.
sT. LOUIS. Dee 29.- Edward N,
Flesh. IT. Louis agent of the United
States food commission and second
vice president OF the United states
food and grain corporation, will leave
II. Louis for London Wednesday to
assume charge OF the distribution of
all food supplies In Europe nj the re.
luert OF Herbert Hoover. United
States food administration.
Mr.. Flesh received cahlsRram
from Mr. Hoover Saturday ntrht and
Immediately cRbied hts acceptance OF
the position. tntil the cable came
he had no intimation of the coming
appointment, lie expects 10 sail from
New York next Saturday. Mrs Flesh
will accompany him.
Asked the nature ~ his duties,
he snid
Il hardly know. myself sup
pose To distribute food all over fu-
rope. don't know specifically unul
| see Mr.. Hoover"
Since the organization of the food
Administrations Mr.. Flesh has had
charge OF the purchase and dlH'rl-
button ~ grain In Missouri, Okla
homa. Tennessee. Kentucky Geor '
gia. Florida and North and sonth
Carolina
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-30

ID, TT, Ns.s' .t"d rte~s
NAkSNN SatutdaN rec, ~ -
4 TuIi.h official report concerning
IA, no. iu roscu ON the arrival oi
iruhco ian padcrevssi. who In on
bIs vuN here. sayH the trouble
h,r,u Whrn alllrd aud American
rYlgp were holstrd over tho city
ha
Th, ierrnns demanded that tho
rag, br hauled down, The Poles
,efised to acqul"HrC. whereupon
,ho Grrmuua brought up machine
runH and began fring IN the
streets ~ WINS NuDN the crowds
ana dispensing tho Polish troops.
I.oNDON. Dcc. 20 Firing by
German officers on an nllied nu-
tnpohile carrying an American
flag was the cause OF street fighi-
lnv IN posen last Friday, stvs
dlspntch 20 the exchange 1tl"r
graph from Copenhagen Tho Ger
mans we're defeated In the fight
ing About l3s persons including
n nun Der uf women and children
were killed during the rioting
There was severe fighting bc-
tween the Poles and Getmuns M.
poaen Friday which resulted IN 3N
women and children and about 100
Germans and Polanders beng
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-30
TWO ARE FATALLY INJURED
IN GEORGIA TRAM WRECK

HAINnRlpGE. TIA. Dee ~ In n
head.on collision today between an
enstbuund Atlantic Coast line rail-
way passenger train and u weStbound
frc'pht mile east OF here, william
Wells ~ Thomas, He, engineer of the
past, niger train, and private Allen,
- route 10 his home a. climax, sur.
fered injuries from which they died
rhottly nflerward 4 number ot pas
snnnera were bruised Fifteen boS
cars we're defniled ana smashed Tho
equipment ~ the passenger train
WithHtond ihr shock but three OF the
Gays loft tho raila
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-30
ROME COMMISSION
FAVORS WORLD LEAGUE.

ROME bee. 9s-Th- sfer-,he-
war commission which. at tho gov
ernments request, examined into
plans for constituting "A society ot ma
tons. has reported In favor ~ the
constitution NJ such body, The re-
port ~ the commission cunsiders
venting conflicts.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-30
PEACE CONGRESS TO GET
READY TO DO BUSINESS

fARiS. Dec. 2g--Thc weeks pto
rr,m ~ the peace delegate does not
contain any specially notable feat
urrN
President Wilson's return ~ Pa.Is
m the middle Of the W2ek viii permit
The going over of the results ~ h'H
conferences with the Britihn lcnl'rs.
hnd he probably will aIvr further
talks @ith Premier Ciemenceau and
other French leaders before his ie-
parturc for Italy at the end of the
week.
Tho period Tor the visits OF royal
les IL over aud the popular demon
STATIONS will now give way to tho
formative work uf the lrsues before
The peace congress
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-30
Poles May Proclaim
PadereWSki As Head
of NeU Government

LONDON. Dec. 20 According
10 dispatches from bnnEiH nnd
Toaen coming hy way ~ Heflin,
Il IN purpnscd 90 proclaim re
public In Poland with lgnace jan
raderewrki Ms president
pnderewski's' entry into Posen,
says the Zeituns Am Mitthr, re-
rembled u triumphal procession.
The houses we're laViShh decor o.
ateted. the member uf the Polish
associations lined the streets ana
tho baud played Polish Hirs
which the crowds sang with rn
thuslasm Soldiers carrying rifles
marched IN the procession.
==sHHa
BERLIN, SATURDAY Dee ~ a
dispatch TO the I.okal AnreiFer
from rosen says that lRnace Jan
l.aderewski had a fsinung spell
Friday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-30
OIL EXPLOSION KILLS
THREE, INJURIES FOUR
Midland refining Company at lido
RADIO. Kan. u S'cnc of Acs-
dcni-Impioycs Die.

EI.boRApO. KAN. Dee. 20
Three persons were killed and -four
we're irjlred by AN expulsion In the
plant ~ the Midland Refining com
pary here today,
Too much pressure In The 'es
changer" tank. "a receptacle Tor rolu
crude OH from which n II conveyed
fu me heating siills. In sold 10 nave
caused the explosion The hhh'
witch weighed several tons was car
ri,d through the walls ~ lhc hulli'
,nr aud landed i00 yards H"hN
Al the dead were employer AT 'ho
plant
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-30
President Came Near
Not Being President;
Mother Nearly Drorned
u. Tie As-,riaisE rfoss
LAnI IlNL

a.. 1re Nsstgiaist rross -
Wv CARLISLE. Dsc % During
u,. ,,urse of A conversation here
today. president Wilson fnund oc-
rasinn 90 recall an incident ~ ms
w,,h,tH lifo which all hut at
f,rled tho history ~ the United
gntcs aud his own existence
n viii tell YOU he suld, how
pc,tlv thir ceremony ,nmc To NOT
ptIng place My mother was
rnsIng ON u rope ON tho snip
tbIl, sailing fpr America. and
sudden lurrh nearly threw her
oyerhoart She swung mr. out
nyer the water. but luckily for
me she hung on aud was not
drowned"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-30

WEATHER REPORT.

TULlA, bee. en Maximum IS
minimum a. south winds and rl,.r
ukl.AliuMN NoudA, cloud, wsta
80 ~ ,Hsi portion IucsdaA probably
fAiu or tnos colder
lpt tSlANA Munds, cloudy
warmer Iussdp, probably rain. colder
iu ~tst portion
fN~r TtNNS. Mopdhy cloudy.
~arm,f iu northeast and souihwrst
portion 1u,,day unsettled probably
rain. colder lr west portion
Wfs1 TtNNs Monday and Tues
dsv cloud,, pfoh.hly snu~ IN north
portion, colder 10 Panhandle Monday
colder Tuesday
KANSAS snaw Mondsy or Mon,
do, night colder With eold wave b.
night, Tuesday sno~ hufrioa and cold
~lnds becoming north TO northwest
sale.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-30
KdiSer'S Protection
League Is Organized
TO Prove Innocence


~ 1ne As-ceia,~d Press
BERLlN. saturday. DE, &C.
n league for tho protection ut the
re'~nal liberty and NE oi the
kaiser has been formed nnd W.l
tissue AN appeal To the former al.
Nisers of the cs-eluperpr aa well aH
diplomats with whom he was a.
HoclaIed, To submit all pots.hl"
documents Ia prove the empcrur =
lnuoncencc " bringing about the
war.
Prince Henry NJ Prussia, Who
was proposed for president ~ the
league. suggested Won llind,nhurB
for the post.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-30
WIRE BRIEFS.
rROIIkN'S DAUGHTER
ARRESTED Ar WARSAW.

GENEVA. Doe 30 The daughter
" Leon TroI2ky. the bolSheNikl
minister ot war and marine and "a
bolHheviki named l1wow. were nr-
rested ~ Warsaw yesterday. nccord>
ing to Polish agency at Lausanne.
Six million marks were found In the
hpa artmch which they we're occupy
tng
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-30
nrn,lllnn mn,andrr Dlcs.

NEW NOTkk Doc, IhptnIn
CeYnr Augusta do Mcllo. commander
of tho ilrar,lian bsttleship, Sao
pauls, which has been In this hnrbor
for several months, died In his
spartment here yesterday Of hron-
chinl pneumonia, Captain De Mello
who was a. years old. had held SOW
era posts OF distinction In Brazil,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-30
SIM TEINERS BlDW Up
SOLDIERS MiNT.

w TN0 NHb0fIATN TFFNh
CORK. Dec. 80 Sim FcinerE On
saturday nirht after the announce
mcnt ot The election results. blew up
the monument erected hy public
subscription to the cork soldiers who
had fought ~ the South African war.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-30
White IhoL iamiirh

InAfE ntH % f..t lIhAtHl ". w
.;..rr,ie a Italia ASSERTS that ihc vau'
,., h.s d.cided not to publish a
MI. bnok dealing with the popo'h
d,nl.r,.,flr action during the war
Tbr p.w.papcr add. that the white
s,,t Am relate only 10 the pontlffS
humanitarian efforts during tho
r.flod of hostility.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-30
Aviator Injured.

BROwNsVfi.LE, Texas Dec. 20 --
Maj T. O. Kirby ~ Kelly field, Fan
Antonio, Texas, was seriously Injured
here today when an airplane piioted
by Lieut.. Joseph Quirk fell several
lindfed feet Lieutenant Quirk es-
taped with "A few bruisca
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-30
WOULD FIX the FRONTIERS
No Annexations Wanted
But Boundaries Will
Be Discussed. {"
PEACE TERMS ARE OUTLINED
In Stormy Session Of Dep
uties Government Tells
Conditions.

PARIS. Dec. 3s,--rhs storm whioh
has been Threatening In the Fvsach
chamber for the past feus eays
broke this afternoon. whsa Qtsphsu
Plohon. minister of foreign aflAirs.
amid violent Interruptions et ths
socialists and eountss lsmonslsa-
uons by the government suppsvtsss
outlined Frances peace tepNAa
He said that the rrsnoh govern
ment had acosntsd the pviyslple q
q sooisty OF nations end That n 10
now working On the sfeoseive peaii-
sation In q practical wsy.
The minister declared that France
10 absolutely In agreement, that full
| publicity should Ne Uiven the Pre-
cesdinGs sf the peace eQafoponoo.
Hc announced that iRtsgveNtteN. ~
Russia WAs inevitable. bet u v0ul1
be of q defensive charastor - ~
a. French troops were eoaeovNe1 eno
that n offensive operations wese
undertaken u muss ~ ev Rvs1lsa
Mssu nssnbA
n had been evident fer ths -
week that the opponents ee yv96Aier
Clsmsncs>u vsrs dstsyWlael 10 OBJ
| strvct IN every possible Nhy NJ
voting of the budget Ter ty.See.eee.-
600 francs for the first thtes msnthe
OF 1919 unlsss the eovceuNsat states
its peace terms either thsevgh
Premier Ciemsncesu ov N. Piahou.
Hut u was not sapectsd that the
government would do 20 befese
| Aonday
NJ. Franklin. .Boullln Of the ssm-
mittss Of foreign affairs. breueat
matters 20 q head, howsvev, ~ .
vioisnt attack on N. ftohon ~ ~
governments foreign policy.
Since Thursday the govesW0oQ&
bench has sat In obdurats slleoGov
| refusing TO reply To any QuegoqA
hut when M. Pichon asoendel ~
tribune this afternoon ne wA1 ~
To answer He deciaysdi vi
First. that the govsrn41o <
accord that the utuG
mould be given 70 ~ ~
ference. thus rsplyis6 ~ u Mees-
peilation Of the soolait8 aeovov.
Marcel Cschln. OF last Frioog, vhea
he Ashed Premier cismenooau -
state whsthsr secret diDoeWaoy
would bs abandoned In the psAos
l -s--.- T.sA alarsasulas>a w4vpnR
cV".e..m,uu ,,,.~ s"~
An puo'o'v a.. vv...h s>v~~~-
Sco""a, S ~. r,.r,Icis ~
n lea que of nations and n nov busy
work'hs to"AIu ~ ,,
thtion, mus '.,., ~ 49,.
Third. that tho government does
NOT uosne ~ ~ "a, ~. Ai.>c..
"tV'H w" ,,,s-. IN guard s~rIn.t
lorraine .ron'm ,s ,.n,v,n. a.
future a',ch .n"' '''""s W
Frnnklln' 'hou,on . A..
four,h' ,na' NV -,,,' 49,.
not 'hihN ,na. ,nu uss H. v, ~.
mhuo rep,, ,,
arises nv w. p...., v,.
flith ,ns' ''''"''"" :"
II lnrNitau.' ,... ~s
pom ,n Nu se"uu s,
| iichon eNpl'"
ruucuohs nNueu oy =
enceau, 20 wy ten.,n oom
that such in,er',nuon was no. ~
fonsive in' wv Une penn vo'
fenslve' Nv oruer '. prevent ,ns v"
-hcNiN t'um hvsuins v% % ~.
Caucasus anu wes,e,n sioe
the fu'ur" an otiensive ,n,srve"uv"
might %" W oruer 10 uc.uoy oo
sheVisn,' such an onersios mus,
L. IN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-30

LOaT-Two-- diamond ring
over half karat each. ~ Empress
or on street Finder return, phone
ana for reward,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-30
Germans Fire On Allied Auto
in Poland Carrying Our Flag

Killed. The Hffray originated as a
result of German officer firiuE
ON an allied automobile which, was
proceeding to warsaw CarriuE the
American FLAG
The Germans tnsulted the flag
and the Polish guard was cblled
out The fighting lasted several
hours ana the Germans werd de-
feated
"A delegation from the Brttirh
M ssion TO Posen protested to- the
German commander IN the tbwn,
General SChimmclfcng, but tho
German officer declared thnti he
had no control over the soldiers"
~ The Associated Press
BEpLiS. saturday, Dec. ~ -
The l,okhl AnzaIgers foson ,'or-
respondent says there was stiftct
iioting In pusen Friday rveni,nE
German soldiers marching through
the town are said 10 have hau.led
down entente flags Il
\ company ~ Polish civil Inn
soldiers proceeded 20 police hCttd-
uunrters for the purpose of ra.dtins
the premiAes German soidisfrs
with machine guns dispersed % he
Poles who are said to have shdt-
ferod severe losses quiet was -
stored at NkhL =
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-30

PARIS. Dec. 2s.-The German
propaganda bureau sssertH that In
the fighting In Berlin on Christmas
eve, ~ persons were Killed. The
CONTINUED ON BACK pAGE.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-30
ADDRESSES CONGREGATION
Chief Executive called TO
Pulpit in Grand(ather's
Old Church.
is ACCORDED BIG OVATION
Crowds Greet Distinguished
Visitors Despite Cold
and Dreary Weather.

CARLISLE. England, bee. g9.-
President wilson. accompanied by
Mrs. Wilson, came TO Carlisle today
In rain and "A cold penetrating mist
TO visit the girlhood home ~ hif
mother hut the warmth ~ The greet
inE OF the people Of the town and
of the thousands OF strangers from
the surrounding country more than
offset the drcarincas OF the pcather
Large crowds lined the streets and
cheored the presidentia party Justify
na N drove from the station. where
the president WAS received by Mayor
Bertram Carr and Sea- nptabl"s to
tn. Crown and Mitrs hotel, where the
president signed the frc"msn's roll,
The president visited Anu"ttwall
street where the site ~ his late
rrandfather's chapel was pointed out
to him and the house IN taNrniish
place that was built by his grand-
father Later hs attended services
In the l.owther street congrcsat Iona
church. Here during the services.
the Hov, Edward Booth, pastor ~ the
church, requested the president To
come into the pulpit and address the
nSsemblaEe, This the prosideu, did
delivering "A short speech. IN which
he touched simply but eloquently on
his mother. The president spoke as
follows.