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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-16

D. N. Walling and wife to L. A
Henderson, warranty deed. Lot 3
Highland Park addition to Ard
more, $500.
L. W. Burrow and wife to w. c
Baker, warranty deed Lot 4, block
5, Highland Park addition to Ard
more, 81 500.
H. N, Pennington and wife to
Elizabeth H. Minis, warranty deed
East 50 feet lot 2, block 8, McLish
Place addition to Ardmore, $4,000.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-16
Shell Kills Woman in, Paris.

Paris, April l6.-Shells from the
long range German guns killed one
woman and wounded one woman
and a man in the Paris district last
night, according to an official state
ment issued today. The lombard
ment continues.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-16
LIVESTOCK.

Kansas City, Mo-. April 10
Hogs; Receipts, ll,0O0; steady.
Bulk, $l7.35@l755; heavy, Sl7.356
I.55; light, $l7.35@l7.65; pigs,
Sl3.756l725.
Cattle Receipts, 1000; strong
and higher. Prime fed steers. Sl50
l6.75; dressed beef steers, Sl3.750
1850; Southern steers, S9.000l4OO;
cows, %75@l360; heifers, SS750
400; stockers, $8.5001325;, :, calves,
SS.506l3.50.
Sheep: Receipts, 5000; 10 cents
higher. Lambs, S2O.0O62l 90:
yearlings, Sl600@17.50; wethers,
SIS. .5O@l675; ewes, Sl5.OQ@l60O;
stockers, S8.50@l5.5O.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-16
COTTON

New Orleans, La, April 10
Weakness featured the early trading
in cotton here today, the market
lowering 90 to 95 points in the first
hall hour OF business. Selling was
general and the market was nervous
and excited with 20 to 25 points be.
tween trades
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-16
CITY NEWS AND VIEWS.

A meeting OF the city commission
will be held tonight.
Mrs. NJ. 7. Clark went to Marietta
yesterday.
Miss Rachel Croan went to Pauls
Valley yesterday to visit relatives.
H, A. Cherry went to Pauls Val
ley yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Hartnitt went
to Oklahoma City yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Gait went
to Oklahoma City today.
Mr., and Mrs. J. L, Croy went to
Gainesville, Texas, yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank McPhail lett
yesterday for Dallas, Texas.
\, P. Reynolds is in Gainesville
Texas, visiting relatives.
Daniel Taylor OF Wynnewood
spent yesterday in Ardmore.
Herman Whitaker returned yes
terday to his home in Wynnewood.
Miss Iva TroXal LETT yesterday for
Geary, where she will visit rela-
liyes.
Miss Scotia Goodwin of Dallas is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Thur
mond.
Mrs. W, /. Allen went to Mari
eta Yesterday for a short visit with
relatives
Mss Leona Bailey went to Okla
hona Olty Yesterday where she will
VISIT tor short time.
Mrs; 4. NJ, Mosley and daughter,
Dla' lett Yesterday Tor CIeburnG
eSas' -
~ H. H. Hughes went to Wa
neIte Yesterday Tor short visit
VIII W. 'e'at'VTs'
Mr. ana MIS- j. n. ones lett yes
'eruay ior Lindsay where they will
Visit IeIatiVeS' E tS'
r.r, = Chassot went to Oklahoma
C''y Yesterday Where ne VIII visit
MS ho'he[ MIS- OharleS Chassot.
-I'',uI Elements VINO spent sew
eiaI gays VISITING IN ATdTnore' re-
IS..' H.,eu Yesterday 10 ms nome III
" it yuleTo4u' %
,. MS j. ~ ration VINO has been
''s''llg relatives IN HeaIdton, re
turned yesterday to her home in
Oklahoma City.
Mrs, May Jackson, who has been
visiting in Healdton, returned ves-
terday to her home in Oklahoma
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. s. Raines who
have been visiting in Ardmore. left
yesterday for their. home in Gle.
burne, Texas.
DR.. O. B. Thompson of Okla
homa City came Yesterday to spend
several weeks with his daughter
Mrs. Sam NJ. Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Bradford and
children of Healdton are visiting
Mrs. Bradford's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Green.
Clyde H, Herndon of Idabel has
volunteered for service in the army
and LETT last night for Oklahoma
City, en- route to Fort LOGAN. Col
Mrs. Anna Lines OF OF Walters
and Miss Penola Snarls of OiIa t
homa City> who have been visiting
Mrs. r. +. Wymore 20 D street
southwest returned home YESTERDAY
The Empire Can Nannfactnr;ng
Company has filed suit in tbe d;s9
trict court against F q Ke;far q.
/ Co. to recover S155 alleged - be
due on an account for Goods sold
and delivered ~
Mattie Wael.s bo, ,1.d ,..;. =.
the district Court ' aaa;nt4 -,;re 'p'' peh. ~.
Lee Week. for diverna s''' cko i,o'.i 81
leoes tbat tbet, r.ora - ,,,,;5 ~. I''0 ~: a. a.
month of Na-ch 1o15. .'',' .ta. .t' .t ~ l'Ie
fendant abandnnd ! ~ H. 'nI, H. .'.e ue- W
vsars aoo and ,ha. '1. "gou' % s'N
know he v'haraaLo... ',i", s''e uoeS "o'
Tue -, rs
W. ldS aus were sentenced 10
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-16
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
FURNISHED by Chickasaw Title Co.,
Bonded Abstracters).

i''" y"''iN'' 5"S'O' ~ "a
Brown warranty deed Fart lot =
section oSZe' SoV'
M2yDeIIe CIaire and husband to
oe w WiIIiiord, warranty deed, Part
lot l. BLOCK ~ ATdmore' SIoOo
JAKE i. Hamon and Wlie to John
- HogG1e' warranty deed. Lot Il
OlGcK ~ New HeaIdton' SoUV'
JaNe L. 1amon and Wife TO Jo,-
seph {. kasseem, warranty deed
Lot Lot I5' block 81, New Healdton, ST.
IoQ'
j. W: Orandorf and wife to the
Glty OF wilson Okla@ warranty
ot5. GeeG, LOT ~ pIock 81 W lIson
S/6'5o.
J. T. UiII and husband to the
own OF WILSON, Okiao warranty
deed. Lots ~ and ~, block 81
4I2o'
W; L' southwark and Wlte to {
A. Slarrock and Albert smith, war
rahty deed Fart section 70 4s5W
=; r. MeadorS and Wlte to ola
Holloway, warranty deed. Lot y
oIQGK 'I6, ATdmore' Siooo
Mary EIIa hlng ana husband and
AMANDA Jordan and husband to ola
HoIioWay warranty deed, Lot ;
oIock o95' Ardmore' S42o'
Neo' l. Arhe't single 10 H. +
McOT,o3ry' warranty deed. Fart sec
nc 5ioa S6-d ~ I'3" containing I'O acres
2-,2'o. y,
l; 4 C. Nations to Thomas Story
9I'a5'o''ea M ! land deed Fart section
i 'STe' q -, ~
y, I'm II = '~nlachWeII ~ ana Wiie 10 Ohas'
!. Oiil' warranty deed. Part sec
io1 20 20 4sz"' SzUoo'
- " - Natons TO ames a
Ilall'nett' anaIIot'ed land deed Part
SeGIlQn , +SIe, 9loU'
NSoe[y Gardner ana Wlie to Mrs
D. - hlng, warranty deed Part
seG''oh 7SIe' 9zoz:
James Moyer and Wite to J. W.
Droo5s' X q 39lt cIai indeed Part sec
'iUi' ~ ~ [sT"' S,
=, w. uIsdhey and Wlte and }. ,
NuIIeH ana Wite TO j. ri. Hammer
W. warranty C90eed' 9eed' Fart section 81 and
. oSL"' S92.
j. , Mullen and wife to J. n
l'ammer warranty deed. Part Sec
'loIl - - 'SIW' Sz'oOo
L H. smith to }, RI. Hammer
warranty deed. Part section Is 5s-
NV, 9S9o,o0'
j. , Mullen and wife to J. H
IiaIll9er' warranty deed, Part sec
tlon 81 isle, containing 20 acres
9I,S'V'
4 v. FOX to }. 3. Dumas, war
Tanty deed. Lots L and 49, block
81, New Wilson, S9OO.
M' l. Hodges and wife to Z. T
Hodges warranty deed. Part sec
uon 81 4sIw, $40.
Oharles L. Anderson and wife tc
Charts Rogers, warranty deed. Part
lot o, BLOCK 4z4 Ardmore, $1,000.
WIN Johnson, single, to +. b
Iugh' warranty deed. Part section
Il and n 4slw, Sl6OO.
department OF Interior to Walter
Yates allotment certificate. Part
section Is lszw' S!5U,
r. a: McGoyern and wife to VIII
nam w estmoreland, warranty deed
Part section Il 4sle, S64S.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-16
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

FOR RENT-Furnished front room
for young lady, or couple; ad-
joining bath; with or without
board; private home. Phone 47o.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-16
Two British Missions Arrive

A Canadian Atlantic Port, April
l6.-Two British missions to the
United States arrived here today and
will proceed soon to New York.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-16
REVIEW OF BATTLE
ALONG BRITISH FRONT
Continued from Page ~

side of the Lys battle field, no i'm
portant fighting being reported from
the southern sectors.
In view OF the recent rumors OF
possible naval activities by the Ger
mans to accompany their land OF
fensive, the news from London to-
day showing that British naval
forces have been operating in the
Cattegat, the strait between Sweden
and Denmark, and have sunk ten
German trawlers there, is significant.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-16

Rumania inaugurated prohibition
Immediately upon the outbreak Of
the war, with, it is said, beneficial
results,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-09
Judge Wilkins Would Stop Franchise
of Oklahoma Natural Gas Company

iterating his claim that the gas com
panv had not complied with the
comm iasionH orders
II am very much discouraged and
d isa ppointed." Judge wilkins said.
in my efforts 10 get relief for the
citizens through the corporation
commAssion. have faithfully en-
deavored TO get "A hearing here
where the whole matter could be
presented have done my duty
and my best. and u appears we have
failed 10 attract the commission this
way. Feeling now as I do, II Is my
earnest Judgment that the only re-
LIEF from this deplorabls condition
will be a move 20 forfeit the fran
ohise under which the gas company
Is operating II Is sheer nonsense %
say isat this franchise cannot be
cancelled when the company has
violated It's material provisions n
the citizens now have the courage
to require and demand OF the city
90 take such action. the
gas company will be glad 20 reient
and take its ErRspinR hand from
the throats Of the citizens pf Tulsa. q"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-09

her Tho girls left Hooper and Dole
In the summer bpuse and Joined
hamrell, DuNnll and Utah Carol,
telling them OF the incident with
Hooper Ia tho summer house. Dam
rell said We viii gu up and take
their guns away" then psmroh.
huvNli and Carol went te the sum p
mcr house and tho fight followed
Dole did not see the shooting, hut
testified tnat he saw tho three boys
attacking Hoener. Then he heard
the shots lie was not able TO
Identity any OF tho three boys he
saw, but his testimony with that Of
The girls who testified that DRmrell
DuVall and CRrrol went into tho
summer house, was held by tho court
TO be sufficient evidence TO esta ablish
a connection. The court also held
that tho crime was committed by
the three bows and they are held
Jointly responsible for tho death OF
Hooper
For while It seen'cd that Dam
rell would be placed on the stand
to oxonerato puvail from connec-
ton with tho crime This was not
done, however II In probable that
a petition will be presented 20 the
district court. asking that bond be
set for the boys 80 that they can he
released Roth have been In Jail
since tho day following the shooting.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-09
Youths Held Without Bail on Charge
of Numbering Guthrie Boy in Park

Merritt pamrell and Floyd puvall.
youths charged with the murder ot
lauren Hooper In Central Park on
tho night OF February 20, were
ordered held without bond follow ing
hearing OF the charge yesterday In
Justice Daniels court. Utah car
rol, third boy charged on the IN
formation has not been arrested. A
demurrer tn the evidence In tho case
OF Duvall was presented during tho
trial, and for n while IL seemed that
the demurrer would be sustained,
hut testimony OF Pierre Dole. Hooper's
companion the night he was Killed.
established completely, according TO
the opinion OF tho court
This strongest evidence against
Damrell was the testimony OF Plain
clothesman Carmichael, who tcsti-
fled that tho boy had Nadmi,tod to
him that he shot Hooper There were
no eve witnesses to the act among
those who testified yesterday,
The story OF the shooting as de-
veloped IN the evidence, showed that
Hooper and Dole came 10 the park
ana attempted 10 friEhten three
girls, Nelma Lowry. VestA Davis and
Fern Davis Hooper had n hnndker-
chief about his face and had a pistol
which was not loaded. Hooper
seized one OF tho girls and chOked
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-09
TO FINISH EXAMINATION
OF C0UNTY'S MEN TODAY
Five ~ II Turned Down Yesterday
Sixty More Left Ia
Glass IA

Only five Of the 81 men examined
yesterday before the county selection
board failed 10 pass the physical az
aminations In all 50 meg had been
called for examination.<tut more
than half OF these we're non resi-
dents and have had their eIanina-
tons transferred 20 other points.
Examinations. will he continued
today when the last OF tho reRif
trnnts In class one will be examined
About sixty have been called. but
not more than half Of these are eX-
pected TO appear here for examina-
ton
Industrial and agricultural ap-
peals 20 the district board are being
prepared as rapidly Rs possible and
forwarded daily to tho district board.
The total of nIoh claims will reach
500. it IL estimated. and approximate
~ 200 appeals have been forwarded
20 the district board for final de-
cision.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-09
Ground Class Found
In Food Of Soldiers

CAMP DoNIPHAN. Okla. March
S.--Ground glass discovered In
chocolate bars sold at reEimental
exchanges At this camp probably will
result In the investigation bf sup
ply house In IAwton sad the manu-
fsctuIA OF tho candy located at
Louls~4. Ky. This sls the first soy
scare at this canionment that has
received official notice.
Particles OF glass were found in
a bar of the candy by a private. A
chemical analysis was ordered ana
the following results have been an
nouWed by Major General Wright;
The discolotation OF the glass
after having been boiled and teAte1
might indicate that II was boiled In
the chocolate mixture wlLa dellber-
ate intent and that the presence ot
the glass In the candy was not an
accident. nor that II was put In the
candy after n had left the factory"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-09

Attempts 20 have hearing by
the corporation commission In Tulsa
on che petition Of Tulsa citizens that
the oklahoma Natural Gas com
pany had not complied with the
orders OF the commission in supply
ing an adequate amount Of gas and
building belt line. have been
abandoned. Judge J. II. wilkins.
who took the lead In instituting pro-
CeedingA before the commission,
stated yesterday that he had re-
cclved reply from the commission
which made further attempts 70
have n hearing held here hopeless.
He declared that the proper step to
take now would be move to have
the franchise OF the gas company
annulled.
taken 20 the detention home yestef-
The reply ~ the commission was
that the gns company had submitted
maps to show that the belt line had
been provided % give a sufficient
amount OF gas. Judge wilkins re-
piled TO the commission In long
letter. setting for his position and re-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-09
Springs Drive

spring will shortly launch her drivei
Al lho winter long she's planned
hor io set the field. alive,
How ioAfrecse the frozen land.
soon the trenches the will storm
WIN her gentle sun and rain,
And With morning. that are warm
She will win the world sEain.
from each field and hill and stream
She will drive the tyrAut strong
And her csnnonAde will seem
Nothing but a robins song
Az her troops are mArshElod now,
heen and eager for the fray,
And with blossoms round her brow
Spring will brsvely lead the way.
Men may charge with sbot and she'll,
hen may curse and scatter death
Men may make the world hell.
But with perfume on her breath
Nd With blossoms ia her hand.
Spring shall wage a lovely strife
And 70 dead and iroIeh lands
Bring the magic gfts OF life
Winier from his tArone shall fall.
Every brook that seeks the sea
Shall awake at sprfngtime call
And resume its rrvelry
There shall be no cries Of pain
No dead eyes al God TO stxe,
Men shall find along her tran
Only life and blossoms rare.
Copyright. 1918. by Edgar A. Guest.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-09
Keys to Victory
Still Remain In
Hands of Allies

Cl'pAB, Scotland March s.
There are two keys to the world
war position, said former rr, mic"
Herbert ". AHuuith in an addresA
to his constituents here today,
These keys arc the command OF
the sea and OF tho Western front
Both. hn said. after all viclasitudes,
htlIl remain In the hands ot the
entente allies.
While II is impossible TO avert
our eyes from tho trtgedv un-
folding In Russia and the fnrmi-
dable dangers that tragedy has
revealed" he said, 'theAa dan
gers do not give us apprehension
There are two important factors
I'm the situation. First Russia
M an effective military factor has
been wiped Off tho alate. second.
tho German procedure In the No.
called negotiations with Russia
and the light they haVr thrown
upon the minds and methods uf
Germany'a pregent rulert There
rarely has been moro Instructive
contrast between proiontlou aud
inten ion."
hN'ANNiNHh W Nff NIN'NN w
perial Chancellor von Hertliny.
Mr. Asqulth said
The very moment ne was maxi
ing HIS address, his Hubordinafes
we're writing terms, not of peace,
but OF capitulation az harsh and
humlliating as could be found IN
the annals OF history. Districts
In the BLACK sea and In the Cau-
chsus were to he handed hack to
share with Armenia the horrors
and desolstion OF Turkish rule.
Could any one doubt after thnt
the fate OF belgium n Uermanyt
was ever able 10 dictate to the
western powers after the pattern
set at Brert- Ldtovsk
'It IL not by such roads that a
clean peace 10 attAinabls. Tho
so-cailed treaty of Brest- t.itovsk
was everything that an interna-
tionai compact ought not to ne.
The only peace worth having must
he . peace. not of Fbiers or par
linments but OF peoples"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-09
OIL TRANSPORTATION
WILL Be DISCUSSED
scorc of Tul.ans WIN Atsrnd Con-
sstsrcncc at Kansas City
THIS Movning.

Quick transportation of petroleum
products and the early return Of cars
will be discussed by traffic men In
Kansas City today and Tulsa will
send score of representatives TO
the conference. J. A. Middieton, as
inistant 20 Dtrectcr aensrai McAdoc,
conferred with Tulsa traffic men
here yesterday.
Following are the traffic men Of
the Tulsa refinefines and the rail-
road men who will represent the
various Tulsa terminals In Kansas
City today: n. w, Roe. traffic man
assr OF cosden company; VI. y. Hop
kins. vice. president and general man
ager and d. I. Mccarthy. traffic OF
the Pan American Refinery; c. n.
Early. traffic manager Empire Re-
fineriesi a. y. Russell traffic man
sger OF Constantin Refinery; w. ID.
ra wsett. traffic manager Of Inland
Refining company; A! n. poich OF
Phoenix Refining company; g. ".
Robinson. traffic mansger of North
American: l.. d. summerwsll Of the
Kansas city Refining company; John
Peet. traffic manager for the Pierce
on corporation: y. ID. skipvcrth Of
Sapulph Refining cowpany; Ralph
NJ srrick Of Lake Park Refining COM
pany; Ray Tremble and y. j. Frary
OF Missouri Pacific traffic Depart
ment; joe Klein, Midland Valley ".
r.; Porter Howard. N. X. A r.. snd
q. IT,. Dousherty OF the Kansas city
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-09
Five Sammics Kill Two Ger
mans, Capture Two and
Force Others TO Retreat.
ATTACK BEING PLANNED
Huns Doing Much Work OPP
% posite Lines Doubling Cam
outage Constructions.
PLANES CROSS CONTINUALLY
Cities and Two Far Behind
Positions Are Bombarded
by Air Machines.
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
IN FRANCE. Wednesday, March q, --
The enemy apparently is plannin.S {
something against our troops In tbs
sector northwest OF Toul llis cam
outage constructions nt certain
places have suddenly bean doubled
in height and much work Is going on
within the enemy limo.
Last night an American on patrol
who understands German heard this
conversation within German
trench
Come here Fritz. take this pick
and pry that stone loose and thon
throw that dirt out Those .-.-------
over there We work all night 10 Fix
things here and they blow them to
he'll In the daytime"
Explanation IL Made.
The men In the American patrol
who made a sudden dash for the
American lines from a shell hole near
the German trenches whore they had
been hiding, haYe explained why thcy
started In broad daylight on their
backward sprint They had lost
their way in the dark In No Mans
land and got into the shell hole after
wandering for several hours. Final
ly the mon got hungry and all OF
them decided they would rathsr take
a chance with German bullets than
30 any longer without food and
wator.
The sun came out today, drying
out the ground and the trenches and
the mems damp clothing
An American patrol OF five men
three nights ago. outfought an cnen,,
patrol OF ten men, They met In No
Mans land and the Americans
opened fire: The Germans replied
and tor three minutes there was n
sharp skirmish. The enemy retreat
ed leaving two dead and two wound
ed Bavnrians who we're made prison
er. The American patrol returned
60 It's own lines without having re-
ceivod a scratch.
Bombs Droppcd.
Officers report that despite the
fact that tha Germans fired many
shells TO prepare the way for a raid
not A>gingie enemy soldier got into
poEit 10 carry II out. .he Ameri-
can Rhtomatic rifles. machine guns
and rifles stopping the Germans In
their tracks.
A half dozen bombs we're dropped
behind the American lines by Ger
man airplanes which were looking
for ammunition dumps. They did
not succsed In hitting any Of Their
objectives, however and nons ot the
bombs dropped caused amy casunl-
ties
Groups OF Garman bomhnrdlnK
eirplanes on the way to cities and
towns far behind the lines are pass
ing over the American front almost
Thay are greeted by n
hot antl.aircraft fire from the Amer.
lean batteries
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-09
Attempt Is Made to
Wreck Chicago Thedter

CHICAGO, March s--An attempt
to wreck the new Woods thenter
building was made tonight when a
bomb was exploded In the first floor.
No SERIOUS damags WAS done and no
one was injured.
Police declared German sympa-
thizers probably wore reARpnsihle.
since the first play at the theater,
which has Just been completed and
will open In n few days, II said 10 be
strongly nntl-German and was the
subject OF comment oy Prehdent
wilson from the box OF washing %
ton thsattr whore II vas given
The explosion drew thousands OF
people IN the loJp to the scene.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-09
Another TiIsit Peace
Concluded, Says LeIne

PETROGRAD ThursdaY. March
s5y-NIkolai I,enipc. the Boisheviki
premier, in an article against the
Bolsheviki Who rcfuscd 10 ratify
the peace treaty negotiated Rt
r~t-IAtovuk. declares uiat the
terms NAtoIcon imposed upon
Prussia and Germany were ten
fold heavier uhhn Germany Il inn
posing on Russia.
aWe have concluded another
That peace." ne says. We shall
vet arise 10 victory even as Ger
many utter Tlsit. attained de-
nyeranvc from Napoleon"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-09

TOPEKA. Kan, March S-The
BED Cross national drive for a fund
OF siOO. 900. 900 scheduled 20 begin
MAY 6, will not be held until the
week Of May 20 TO ~, according 20 n
message received tonight ~ 3 p.
Cobb, state chairman, from J. l..
Johnston. chairman OF the soTth-
westerns division with headquarters
nj st Louis. No reason 'or the
chang. IN date was contained In the
statement
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-09
The Weather

TULSA. March 3.
Maximum fOg mini
mum sb south winds.
AeAr Aiies
OKLAHOMA Sat
urdSy generally fair,
colder in north aud
west portion Sun
day fair, colder.
LOUISIANA Sat
urdAy and Sunday
partly cloudy, con
tiuued warm except
cooler N northwest
portion SUNDAY.
Arkansas. Sat
day unsettled
weather local show
ers 10 north portion.
continued warm eN
cept cooler in north
vest portion SundAy
generally fair, colder
MA afr ~ A. y u
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-09
Operations Successful.
Sfratton Brooks Resigns
as Food Administrator

OKLAHOMA CITY. March s.--Dr.
sratton ID. Hrooks. state food ad-
announced tonight that
press Of personal business compelled
him to tender his resignation TO the
food administration at Washington.
His successor has not been named.
although c. II. Russell ~ this place,
former county food administrator. Is
being considered for the place.