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Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-11-12
For Woodwork
and Furniture

The steam from a radiator,
the heat Of a dish or the
splash OF boiling water will
not mar IL. Takes a heh.
lustfous polish.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-11-12
For Floors

Is a washable floor varnlsh
Of special durability. II Is
elastic and tough. to resist
the constant pounding Of
heels.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-11-12

FOR SALE-Choice eating or cook
ing apples. Also seconds, sweet
cider and pure vinegar. $50 Roca
street or phone 359-R. 43-tf
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-10
WASHINGTON HEARS
WHOLESALE ARRESTS.

WASuiNGTON. Sept o. British
and French consular and other OF.
flciala throughout bolshevlkl con-
trollcd RuCsla are under rrest pend
ing the outcome OF negotiations now
going on between tho allied govern
monts and the soviet authorities
News OF the wholesale arrests
reached tho state department today
in IL message from Norman Armour.
secretary OF the United states om-
hassv in Russin who has arrived ut
stockholm with the American Off
cials and citizens who travelled from
Russia ON a special train through
Finland.
Mr. Armour said the officials.
though In custody, we're not held In
regular prisOnsr Nationals OF Great
Britain and France other than off
Cials are at liberty
Tho allied powers demanded the
release ~ tho prisoners last weak
after Tchucherin, tho holsheviki for
(Sgn minister. had announced now
sUpulatons 90 De fulfilled before the
British and Wrench officials would
be permitted 20 depart
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-10
ST. QUENTIN CLOSER
French Only Four Miles
Off; Gates of La
Fere Reached.
AMERICANS PUSH LINES ON
Machine Gun Fire of Foe
Fails to Halt Yanks
North of Vesle.

LONDON, Sept. 9.-The
British in an advance over a
four-mile front between the
Havrincourt wood and Peiz-
iere have captured all the
German positions on the high
ground between these two
points and WOW theft old
trench positions overlooking
Gouzeaucsurt, accoytling 10
the official communication
from Field Marshal Haig to-
night. The Gouzeaucourt
wood also is in British hands.
English and New Zealand
troops performed the task
and during the fighting re-
pulsed heavy German counter
attacks. The text of the state
ment follows:
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-10
During lcnlnc's Absence NisC prcNi-
dent WIN Serve; ItactAi Prciu-
dice Aroused Against Jcw~.
.REvOLUTlONISTS ARE SHOT
IN RoprisHl Tor Murder and NucmDt
on Iculnr Hundreds oi SUSPECTS
Are I'ut 90 Death.
ALLIED CONSULS ARRESTED
rcuCh aud Brilish Representative
Are iicid Pending Outcome uf
Negotiations

BF Tho N.oo4isl rrr.H
rETRuGHNp. SUNDAY. sept .S--
rrcmlor Icn.uc's removal lcmpo-
prIy from tho head of the hplshrykl
government threatens 60 shorten ils
,d1,cncc The prcmirr5 bullet
wounds inflicted by Dora Kaphn,
"a social revolutionary, are so serious
that DO may bee many weeks before
he roooS orA.
Leo llawcucff, vice president OF
the VurhncuH and soldiers dele
gates. has been appointed 60 act in
Louiues place Ihi- appointment
viii revive the anil
somctic agitation sKsinsHsthc soviet
whirb had lNn held in
check somewhat by having a Gentle
premier.
Nltb,Kaluonorf n the prom lership.
with Ttolzky holding the portfolios
uf war and navy ami with SNcrdlou
ne head Of the central executive cont
mitter the three most important Of
ticcfE Of tho soviet government are
occupied boy Jews.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-10
Safe Serrice

ssfo service should hc 0ob., done
When some there arc 60 iorih 20 di"
To kerp the Tag ul freedom high
Nhou Youth will stand beside EH. ....
Through bitter hours without complain
Rear thirst and hunger with smile
with grim death ushruuE every aisle.
Brerhiug au air that pomont W.
How great fHr shame ~ him Who isNH
In duiy vhrro mo- Zoe assaih.
u ig on csky thing TO stand
where never sbrrtlr- shell o. ArAfa
Aud kindly BE- the spohEn word
Where Ilf, rhuircn hand m nu.i.
Nomp out Of door. ard women 'ur
Welcome The toiicr. home ni might
To gentle scenes vhrrr eyes arc NiiaN'
Md faces ar' NOT scared by .hf.t
OF him bot nu'c lIfe has afkcd.
llowever much hIs ttrrnrth ia iatA'n.
safe service should br gladly Eire7.
Secure from death drstroylnF shel.
4 man should do bic duty wrai
II 20 his task Doc must hr dfiycu,
b. lle hAs disgrarsd ths youth s"o goes
.tudAuttrd1 TO fue danger t0u"
And keeps bis bitter post alone
And battles with his county foes
Little of men. safe service asks
Compared to dangers cruel tasks.
Copyright 1918 by Edgar A. Gue'i1
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-10
CONSUMER WILL BENEFIT
New Mar, Will BE Same for
Private User, Government
and Allies.
SENATE ASKS INFORMATION
Resolution Is Adopted tore
quest Report m Consump-
tion and Output.

WASHINGTON. Sept a.-Fucl
Administrator Garfield today am
rounced that ho expects soon to fix
a price for gasoline Tor domestic
consumers as well as the government
and the allies al fgme lower than
The present market piice. lie Is
awaiting further reports on the stu
alton before taking definite action
No intimation was ipade as To
what the fixed price viii be Doctor
6arrield's announcement disclosed
that for some time consideration had
been given the problem ~ bringing
the price Of gasoline 20 a lower level
The disclosure OF Doctor Garfield
purpose came during an Informal
'flS with newspaper correspondent ts
.n which the stocks of gasoline In
the country and the stated shortage
east OF the Mississippi river. which
caused the administration TO request
that no passenger automobiles be
operated on Sundays In that sec
t30n. were discussed.
Doctor Garfield would-uot ditcuss
reports that this request was based
On Information furnished tho ADMIN
istration by the oil industry for the
alleged purpose OF maiutaiug the
sresent price OF gasoline I'm the f'ce
of reported large supply In the
country
The senate today displayed Us In
tereSt in the autoless Sunday request
hy adopting a resolution offered hy
Senator Lodge OF Massachusetts
asking the administration for infor-
nation as to the country's produr-
ton, consumption and expectation ~
gasoline.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-10
NEGRO SIsGFEST SUCCESS:
MORE SINGS ARE PLANNED

Patriotism ran hish last night al
the municipal sing held by the
colored folks More than i.S00 ne
groes gathered round the platform
and did their Bit which wss a
big host, IN showing their love foi
their country Reverend Smith, one
Of their number, conducted tho
singing ana there wasn't a slacker
nothe crowd
A song composed by a negro and
familiar 10 an OF them The old
Flag Has Never Touched the
0ruund was the master piece OF the
occasion Two orators IN the crowd
a preacher and a lawyer, delivered
patriotic addresses and when J Burr
Gibbons asked II the sings" should
be continued the idea was heartily
Il is the plan Of the colored folks
to have another cong festanext Mon
Iay night and some night next weeR
fhey are going 10 take the whole
crowd TO Sand springs for rouslng
sing" there.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-10
GERMAN RESISTANCE
" UNAVAILING.

BY The Aanociatsd Presa
The GermapS have markedly stuff
ened their Resistance against the al
lied armies from the region OF Arras
10 Rheims. but their efforts 20 ward
Off further encroachments into tho
territory they arc holding have
failed
Al along the front the German big
guns are violently IN action while
machine guns In vasl numbers are
being used In front OF strategic
points which tho allies are endeavor-
ms 10 gain. Nevertheless. the Brit-
ish have dug more deeply into the
sector southwest of Cambria. cap.
turing important pos,kpns on the
four mile front between tho Havin-
court wood and piezieres regplning
their Old trench positions dominating
Gouseaucourt and capturing douze-
aucourt wood
To the south the French are only
a short distance west of 81 Quentin
and nrr az the gates Of Le Ferc on
this last named sector the French
daily are enlarg.nK their turning
movement against the gt Gobain
forest. the conquest of which would
REMOVE the greater barrier 10 an al !
He'd advance lu force eastward F.
toward Laou In an outflnnking .
movement against both the Aisne .
and Chcmin drs DANES positions of
the enemy
The Germans hero and northeast
ur Solsgons also are Offering most
determined resistance against the
French realizing thar should Gen
rWl Mangiu's strategy prove success
ul the entire German line eastward
90 Rheims necessarily would De CONF
PEELED Co undergo marked tcadjuHi-
mont Thousrnda Of machine gums
and guns OF ltfger calihre arc roar
Ink AVA, against The French both
from the So GohaIo forest and thr
plateau above the Ailefto river north
aae' of snia,ur,
Alour the AIsne thc Crr.uaug urr
.ul sudravoring 20 re'ard The ad-
rnncr ~ thc renrh 'u further cross
urs ~ thc stream probably iu ortrs
leo give their 'WAn rrmN 90 chance
.o make i's way un'mpcled north
ward in case OF quick rush by the
freuvh toward lnOu, maueuver
~hirh seauir Ia the making bv Mar
sha' Foch's forcos LARGE numbers
lf reluforremtuts have been rushed
300 hy the Germans here ana Hlso
along lhe Aisne front where the .
Americans ore fighting alongside the
ifrnuch
pnrtlul4f attention la haiur
rircn bv the Germans 10 tho three
hlnone of t'ai~ luc i0 TIu.dars 4
oorthcgst of s9lsVous Und arorrd
UnpIus Nroat .l*oprl Hf aUNar.
points hv the allies would spell. dis
aster 20 t1g enemy a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-10
Cruwdcr Grants Latitude Tor Passing
on Essential industric- aud
supply of Men
PRIORlTIES NOT BINDING
List Announced l. Not conclusive, II
T. Made Known IN Supplrmon.
tary Announcements
RAIL MEN RECLASSIFlE0
Boards hrc Asked 10 itcoIrn ,ln,, I
Cases of skilled Operatives
~ Result of Protest


NNSllIN'l' 'Nf sept '"'
now pr.urltics classification uf .
dustry announced YESTERDAY by the
... t,.,,,,,,,.. t,,,,t ,..uI ,..., hind
WI" ''''
district ur"li hu"I lH l" "'''''N'"Ihh
dot"rrcd 'lhsA il,'u'h ON "''up'-
uunhl GROUNDS or m'u between lh'
ages "l u anu g. years VINO 'tl-''I
Thurslhy. Ih' 'oAruN "I'N u'''I
mine mat "ih'r lnauFr,"s are "','.-
Sary. hnl ln granting o'i'lt'" '' '''.
"ilcauon ih'N must H''lhI} 'h''n -
selves ihai ih' lhdu'lft A n'''A' 'i
and ihAi me lu''Eiau'I i'h''b'h' l'
'ssrnllnl io the INDUSTRY.
These fhcis were ul-' '"''u nN lIn
Vost MaiHhaI '"h"tu 'r"Wu'i f.
plahS Tor tupnItlnk "a more "'el''
uceupatoAi exemption f'h'wc ln
classifying the mo-" r'Hl'lranla' Wh.'h
was Wah" pun'', TO-DAY. inc f'Gu"
lailunH way
iiiorluc9 I'is thuH NOT u' re-
gardod aa blndIug upon the district
board 100 lw conclusions AZ -"
whether or not any particular lnduS
ny occupation or employment. I'M
Guiding agriculture '7 necessary
industry. occupation or employ men
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-10
YANKS HELP CAPTURE
TOWN IN ARCHANGEL
Hiuciackcts Arc Surrounded hut
Iight Their way out Through
- Swamp- During Two Days,
CzECHS TAKE ANOTHER CITY
Ichita on siberian Railway Falls
to ~lo,uk Troops Another Town
Lost tu Bol-hcNild. %

Ply fhe Associated rren
AtCuA%GEL Northern Luro-
pcan Russia. Saturday sept "a
detachment ~ American bluriackets
was amo1G the entente allied forces
fighting receP'y In the vicinity OF
phscrrrshaya Shich resulted In the
capture of the town The Amcri-
cans successfully cNtricatcd them.
sely,u from al dangerous predicamcnt
whom surrounded by the enemy
The Americans were a part OF tho
expedition which approached tho
town from the rear some time IN
ADVANCE OF other forces moving lr
another direction. Completely sur
rounded the Americans fought their
WAY throuEh but found themselves
imbedd"i in dcep sWamps through
which they strugg cd for moro than
two days
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-10
RUSSIAN WOMEN
OPPOSE BOLSIiINGkI

By Tho Associated Press.
STOCKHOLM Sept THE t8-
Wet republic has not realized tho
ideals ot Russiun women and they
are playing an important part In
fastening IT'S end Evidence of this
has been observed by the currcspon-
dent who came out Of Russia with
tho American refugees that reached
llaparanda, swcdcu, last week,
Maria Spirldonovo probably was the
most powerful leader in tho estab b.
lishment Of tho bulsheviki power.
A. "a recognized spokesman Of the
peasants forming SO per cent Of the
Rg'7iiau population shea swung the
pchsant srneGth into Rbg and per-
suadcd the social revolutionarieH az
tho left TO Join the bolshevikI. on
July T. eight months later. she an-
nounCcd that tho social revolutions
aries of the left would make bitter
war on the bolshcyiyL Several
prominent officials have bean slain
since Mhe. Spirldonoyo's declaration,
and now Nickolai Lenine. Idol OF
the bOlsheyiki lies badly wounded
by the shots fired by Russian
woman, Dor Enplan. social rN,o-
utiouist who nid she placed her
lie Boz jeopardy 10 yluve Russia and
believed this could bc realized only
through constituent assembly
Nile Splrdonoyo and Mile kaplan
are educated women, the former "a
teacher, tho latter medical student
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-10
SUPPLY COMPANIES HAVE
GOOD SAVINGS BANK DAY

Sales by the oil well supply COM
pauits oklahoma Iron works and
the McEwen o Manufacturing com
pany employees yesterday az the War
Savings bank amounted 10 &2,495 9h.
This was regarded us good record.
and 10 helped TO swell tho receipts
OF the local bank Good daily re-
ports are being made and yesterdays
business was pleasing 10 the bank
Today street car employees, police
men, flromen pnd an city ana county
employees nrci 10 have their oppor-
tunity 20 help awell tho receipts, and
"a good days work from them ia OK
pected
ON WcdnFsiay the Gypsy Gulf
and Sinclair companies will have an
other day az the bank
Saturdays results have been COM
pletolv tabulatCd and show the fol-
lowing totals, announced at the bank
last night Carter oh company.
t7.O8i.7O, Tidal on COMPANY.
5000, Mldco. on company.
t6y42B.55.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-10
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
OPPOSES NEW GAS RATE

Special 70 Tho World
OKLAHOMA CITY. Sept. Rep
rcsentatves OF the Chamber OF com
merco and others opposing the ap-
plicatlon or the Oklahoma Natural
"as company for an increase In yas
rates. which would affect forty
cities In the state. were heard by the
corporation commission today The
Raa company had presented report
of the valuation OF its property IN
the state showing that u amounted
t1 about tiS.OOO,OOO. Added to the
contention for the increase iu rates
- the argument that a fair return
should be had on the investment
VI, +. Durham. an engineer of this
city, employed by the protestunts to
check the valuation made by the
gas company's accountant. showed IN
practically all instances that the
company's valuations were about so
per cent too high The hearing VII
probably he concluded tomorrow
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-10
REPUBLICANS CARRY ALL
OFFICES IN MAINE VOTE

PORTLAND, Ne. Sept P-The
Democrats made deep inroads in the
Republican, vote IN the election I'm
Maine today but early returns indi-
Gated that they had failed ,p~s.gcst
control from the RepublicaN-yP on
the face OF figures from more than
half the state IL appeared that United
States Senator Bert NJ. Fernald. Re-
publican, aud probably AN four Re
publican congressman, had been re-
turned To- office The re-cledtiun
Of Governor carl T. Miliken by q
plurality or about $500 is lndscated
hy the early returns Two years ago
he had a plurality a. more than
1900 votes
Early legislative returns indicated
that the Republicans would continue
IN control tn both branches
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-10
BOISIIliNIkI WIN 81,
TOWNS ~ ATTACH.

WASHINGTON. Sept "a dis
patch from Consul General Harris
at lrkutsk dated Sept. Z. aud roe
ccived at tho state department today
said an official report had Just
reached there that the bolshcviRi
had probably retuken Samsra II
this report ~ ttuo, the consul gen
ersl added. Oreuburg, simbrisk and
other important cities IA that dis
trict are I'm danger since Sept q.
tho message said, no communication
had been held with EksterinburR
Vice Consul Handey AT Hamdra
trfegraphed that on August rs the
bolsheviki wcrc KBlning strength on
the front west of the Volga from
pcusa to q point near kaznn. due
TO tho presence there of large
artillery force under German dircc.
ton.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-10
NEXT HOURS TO TELL
PLANS MADE BY F0CH
WIN i.ncm, Prepared To stand ON
old linc Allied Purpose WIN he
Revealed ny Gcncrniisslmo.
FLANK OPERATION POSSIBLE
capital Opnion Il That Effort WIN
ho Made to Turn Front; May
Hit at Weak spota

WASUiNGTOS. sopt with
~ German army standing today
substantially In tho poaitiong Il ne.
cupied before last March "a. when
its greatest offensive was launched
u appears certain TO officials here
that the next iow days will see plans
% the opposing commanders re-
vealed
The statement in the official Ger
man cpmmunique that "our new
lines had everywhere been occu,
pied n given only one construction
here, Apparently Il was intended 10
mean that the retirement had come
70 an end and that the Germans ex-
pecied eto stop the allied advance
along the old front In that event.
II wac said today. the light forces OF
the French, British and American
armies will soon reach this defensive
position and subsequent operations
quickly show how Marshal Foch pro-
poses 10 Assail the ttoblem that haf.
fled the French md British general
sta 'fs--the breaking OF this I'D
vanced line OF defense set up by the
enemy on Belgian and French soil.
Allies Push On Carefully.
Il was evident from today's re-
ports that the allied forces were still
feeling their way forward carefully
through tho resr-guard screen, BE-
hind this screen the Germans were
believed 20 have re-oocupled the old
HindenburK defenses which prob
ably have been repaired aud suppic-
mented 10 that they are again a
formidable barrier.
There Is a feeling among some Of
nciais that the enemy IL very likely
70 siEnalize It's intention 10 stand
fast by striking back hard az the
advancing French and British forces.
or even by an attack NJ some other
point deaignated 70 relieve pressure
rather than 20 achieve any decisive
result IN the way Of capturing
towns. II ls argued that n the Ger
man high commhnd has made avail
able = sufficient reserve force ~
the great withdrawal 10 permit such
operations, limited drive, possibly
on the front held by General Perish.
lng'A army beyond verdun, might
well be thought advisable
New Movement Expected.
on the allied aide. Il remains TO
be seen whether Marshal Foch plans
n Thanking operation on wide front
10 turn the enemy out OF his new
lines and keeping him moving back.
or viii continue 20 hit al weak epotr
all along the front. Opinion here N
that the larger enterprise IL the most
probable, since virtually the entire
American army IN available aa q
fresh, hard hitting force with which
20 deliver a coup aimed Al the break.
inE OF the German front
There IL no doubt that many OF
ficers here regard the days imme
diately ahead as probably the cru
cial period OF tho whole battle Of
1913.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-10
MAKING C0LLlNSVILLE
RECORDS A BIG TASK

A delegation Of Collinsvillc ciu-
zeu5 were at the ruurt house yester-
day anxious 90 know what official
steps were being taken e. complete
the annexation OF the township TO
TULSA county They were in confer
ence with County clerk Lewis Cline
for some time. and WENT into details
about the official business
Tho matter Of trpnscrihing the
records Of Rogers county covering
the titles 10 the property In the
trausfer was discussed. and Mr. cline
told them that 90 would take until
january ] 20 get them copied,
There are about % books OF rec
orNs, and they are AN 20 be copied
before the actual transfer can be
completed
Matters of taxes city township
and county, were also discussed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-10
CZECHs TAKE TOWN
ON SIBERIAN ROAD.

BY Tho Associated Press
NLAplNOSTOk. Monday. Sept 2
Tho town OF Tchita. on the Trans
Siberian railway, has been taken by
tho Czecho- Slovaks. operating upon
tho route toward lrkutsk. according
to reports received here
lr The region toward thc nortn nf
Nlaulvustok th" enemy H rttroatlus.
poisoning wells ss hFsalis back. lie
is understood 10 nave retired as far
ns the town OF khHbusuvsk The
allied groups are keeping contact
with the ensmy There have been
Indications that The cncm, purposes
10 detond khAua-nNsI,-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-10
NAVAL COMMITTEE BACK
FROM TRIP TO WAR ZONE

WASHINGTON. Sept e Repre-
sentative padgitt Of Tennessee.
chairman. and seveu other members
~ the house naval affairs commit
rec, returned today from Europe en-
Ihusissiic over Ihc w6Ns OF the
AmsriCan navy in the war zone.
With Mr. Pudgitt were Representa-
lives Hensley. Missouri, Farr. Penn
sylvania; Nenablc. Mississippi,
browning, New Jersey. Connolly,
Kansas. Riordan, New York and
Peters. Maine
Representative Hicks uf New
ork. Wilson, Texas and oliver. Ala
observations
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-10
Tnn 10 scftIc Contro,crs,

WAEHtNGTON, sept . Scnat"
and house conf"recs on the OIL lea~
ing bin today failed 20 settle diifer-
enccs growing out of amendment in
the measure because of divergent
opinions nf the manager 90 the at
tItudc of administration officials
tovard the development of western
mineral nuds and The naval ON rr.
ra-gas lr california and Wyoming.
Tho, gocldtd to a.E Tine. attorney.
general and the scerotar, of the nav,
and interior 90 outline their views.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-10

HEVOLrrIONIS1S AXE
SHOT IN HEPRISNL.

AMSTERDAM Sept accord
ing 90 an official announcement
made az Petrogwd and received
here today by telegraph. up to the
present 5l2 alleged counter-revou-
tiouaries. including 10 members OF
tho right social revolutionary party
have been shot as rrpFiFal Tor the
murder OF Moses Urltzky. chairman
~ the Petrograd commission for tho
suppression of counter revolution.
In Somiencky % large landowners
and the former Moscow archmand- -
rite. MakaH, have beon shot aH a
rcprisal for the attempt made on tho
lito OF Premier Lenino
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-10
SPEED FIENDS ENDANGER
CITIZENS EVERY DAY

wreck on East Second Sunday
r Eht involving a horse and buggy
and an automobile, cauCed the citl-
2'us Of that vicinity 20 enter a Wig,
urOus protest OF The World office
yesterday agains, the use or that
part OF the city as a speedway.
The racing in the vicinity uf Wash
lnKton school h terrific almost all
hours OF the dav and night. and now
mat the schools are SNut to open.
Z. is especially dangerous they say.
Heaven help the children" one
man telephonod
Are the police helpless 20 stop
the speed fields on East Second
a. woman asked
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-10
WILSON ABAND0NS PLANS
FOR LIBERTY LOAN TOUR

WASHINGTON. sep, o. Pres!.
dent Wilson IN announcing today
'hst ne had abandoned dcluuely
plans for trpns-continentel tour FOR
the fourth Liberty loan. said hc was
convinced that 70 was NOS right for
him to be absent from Washington
FOR more than duy or two an o. tim,
while the war continues.
The preEId dent said he keauly felt
the privat1uu Of being confined 20 the
capital
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-10
To Conserve Gold.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 9-To con
serve gold FOR essential monetary
purposes, the government today for
hade issuance OF gold bullion from
the hints nt Philadelphia, Denver
and san Francisco and from the
New York assay office without g.
ransc from rho war industries board.
federal reserve board gr the score
tsry OF the treasury. B