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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-24
MISS HARRIS N. WALKS
OFF WITH FREE-F0R-ALL

COLUMBUS. Ohio. Sept. ga
Ideal racing conditions ruled today
at the grand circuit meeting. The
program furnished interesting ra.
cling ave for the free-for-all pace.
only three PAGERS started and Il was
expected 20 be n battle between VIII
liam, Miss Harris NJ and Peter Nash
William broke his chin strap as he
passed the third turn In the first
heat and he was on "A break quickly,
being badly distanced as result
Miss Harris NJ after two easy miles
paced the third heat In 2:Oi ia. fin
lshlng six lengths ahead or Peter
Nash
Billie Jackson took new record
OF 2:04 Ia In the AIS pace.
Hollywood Kate debated tho IA
vorite. selah Baird, In the 2;0s trot.
dropping only the third heat.
Omonde, n green PAGER. won the
2;sO pace, Wood Patch won the
fret two heats.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-24
WORLD H0N0RS FARLEY;
FINAL SERVICE TODAY

NEW YORK, Sept. 9a.--1rhe high
est dignitaries OF the Roman Catholic
church IN North America. promi-
nent laymen and representatives OF
the military and naval forces OF the
United States and the allies will Join,
here tomorrow mosninEo In paying
final tribute TO the late Cardinal
John NJ Farley. archbishop OF Nav
York. whose funeral will be held az
~, Patrick's cathedral at 10 o'clock,
Each Of the allied nations, Il Il
announced. VIII have delegation
present. In addition 20 the remain
Ing North American cardinals. 40
bishops and hundreds OF priests ana
members OF holy orders will at
tend the services, Governor Whit
man and city officials also will be
present
A cabioEram from Pope BENEDICT
XIV was received al the arch-episco-
pal residence today expressing great
sadness at the death OF Cardinal
Farley and requesting that all Cath
ollcs pray for the reposs OF his eoul
President Wilson has sent letter
expressing the nations sense OF the
loss IN Cardinal Fariey's death. said
telegram from Joseph p. rumuity,
the presidents secretary. received
here tonight,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-24
WILSON ORDERS
OIL LICENSING
Regulations Being Prepared
bv Fuel Administration for
Distribution.
IS EFFECTIVE OCTOBER !
Firms Doing Business Of One
Hundred Thousand Dollars
Must Secure Permits.
-
PENALTIES ARE PROVIDED
Concerns Failing 10 Comply
With Rules Will Be Sub
jeet TO Restrictions.
Is EFFECTIVE OCTOBER
PENALTIES ARE PROVIDED

WARRINGTON. Sept .1.-Regu-
apons Are being prepared BY the
,o.i administration under authority
Nv President Wilson for the licensing
a, parsons or firms engaged In the
tnp~portaiion and distribution OF
all and gas The licensing plan be-
oomes operative October 1 and II was
emphasEed today that all concerns
coming within tho provisions OF the
prroidanta proclamation must OBJ
Ain Licensees by that date.
Specifically. tho persons or firms
-nmpellod to obtain licenses arc i'm
portsrs. distributors or marketers and
transportsrs OF crude oil. fuel oil.
rAa oil. kerosene or gasoline; manu-
faouircrs OF fuel oil. gas oil, kerosene
or gasoune. and producers, dlstrib-
utoru and transporterH OF material
saa Retailers Of natural gas and OF
oil In .Jta various forms whose busi-
ness does not exceed ii00.0 900 annu-
Ally arc not affected.
Rersons or firms who are required
10 obtain licenses but who fail 20 do
20 and engage In business after Oc-
tobor !. will he liable 20 the penal
ties provided under the food and
fuel control act
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-24
WAR BOARD APPOINTS
COTTON COMMITTEES
Onc VIII Investigate Situation Gen.
orally; Second ~will Purchase
supplies for Government
SENATORS STILL PROTEST
Conference of Congressman Adopts
Resolutions Opposing Pricc-
FIXING I'm Principle.

WASHINGTON Sept. First
stops looking TO tho fixing OF prices
for standard grades OF raw cotton
were taken today by the govern
ment I'm the naming Of two commit
tees. one TO investigate the entire
cotton situation aud the other 10
| control during the period Of this in
qulry the distribution OF cotton by
purchasing all tho staple needed by
the United States and allies al prices
to be approved by the president,
Page Is Chairman.
Thomas w. Page. vioe-chalrman
OF the tariff commission. was named
chairman Of the committee OF In -
quiry which In TO hold hearings over
the cotton growing states. The other
members are:
w r. Benttle. Greenvllle. 3. c..
president OF the Piedmont Manufac-
turing company. II. L. Bennett
Parts. TexaS. cotton grower. Ward
NJ. Burgess. Omaha, Neb.. retail mer-
chant. Edward FarnhAm Greene.
Boston, former president OF the Ma
tlonal Association OF Cotton Manu-
facturersi j. c. Redmon, ~
Mathews. <. c.. cotton grower, M. =.
Sturdivant. Glendore. Miss. cotton
grower, and $. w. Weiss. New Or
leans, cotton factor u. z. Murphy
Of the federal bureau Of markets.
will be secreary Of the committee
Purchase Committee Named.
The members Of the committee 10
purchase for the government and
the allies are;
Charles J. Brand Of the depart.
ment OF agriculture. chairman. Will
lam 1. Clayton. Houston. Texas
member OF large cotton firm oper-
ating In Texas and Oklahoma; ].
Temple Wathmey. New York. mem
ber OF a large cotton firm with
branches In many citles. and Edward
H. Inman. Atlanta, Ca. former
merchant, now acting Rs A pupchas-
ina agent for the government
Before the war industries board
made public the personnel OF the
committees. senator's and represen-
tatives from the southern cotton
growing states met with members of
the cotton states marketing board
to discuss the proposed price fixing.
The conference adopted resolu-
ton setting forth that Il opposed
price fixing In principle and appoint
cd a committee 10 present the facts
to the government committee OF In
qulry In an effort 10 convince them
that price fixing is not necessary
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-24
SPANISH INFLUENZA is
PRESENT IN Is CAMPS

WARRINGTON. sept ss.---span-
ish influenza has now made lie APP
pcarance IN Ut least sB army cataps
over the country The surgeon gem
erufa office announced tonight that
the total number OF cases has In
crcased 70 ao.3if, including the
s..fs new eases reported up 20 noon
today.
seven camps reported infIucnza
FOR the first time tcday ne follows:
Taylor. KY. 81. Colt pa. 81.
Grant, III. 10: SEWER, s. O., q sher.
man. ohio, 4 Pike. Ark- II Greene
\. c.. i.
Other camps reportsd new cases
today A. foilBws McLellan. Ala. z
syraenre, ~ " 100. Devcne. Mass.
ses; Fuhston. Kan. 10, Gordon, 0a..
iat, Humphreys. Va. 7e: Lee. Va.
isii Lewis, Wash, ~: Meade, Nd.
SaFcfioboken, N, T., 2sT; Dix. N. u,
l7g, and" MISCELLANEOUS posts. -.
me epidemic continues most se-
we're al camp Devens, Mass, u wgs
said at the surgeon generals offics.
The total number OF cases reported
from that camp up 10 noon today whs
f0,700. Camp DIX. with 1879 cases
h second In point 0f seriousness. Az
Camp Devens the number of pncu-
monlR cases is hlgh. t3f new cases
saving been reported during the past
our days A. Camp Travis there are
~ cases
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-24

WASHINGTON. Sept. 20. - The
proclamation of tho president re-
auirinr all fuel. oil and Eas manu-
facturers. traders and importers 10
take out licenses by October I. with
only those concerns doing a business
under 100000 being exempt, IL as
ior&s
BY M President OF the United States
0f America--A Proclamation.
Whereas, under and by virtue OF
mcNaet of congress entitled, IAN act
20 provide further for the national
security and defense by encouraging
The production. conserving the supply.
and controlling the distribution OF
food products and fuel" approved by
lhe president on the 10th day OF Au-
gust, 1917. II is provided, among
e,her things. as follows:
That by reason % the existence Of
a state of war u ls essential to the
national security and defense, for the
slccesstul prosecution OF the war and
Tor the support and maintenance OF
The army and navy to assure an
adequate supply and equitable dis
uh1ti0n and 10 facilitate the move
meni Of foods. feeds, fuel. including
ilel oil and natural gas. and fer
uilEer and fertilizer ingredients.
tools, utensils, Implements. machln-
cry and equipment reduire&pfor the
actual production OF foods. feeds and
iucL hereafter IN this act called nee
sasaries, 10 prevent. locally or gem
orally, scarcity monopoliEatlon,
boarding. Injurious speculation. ma
nlpulauons anH private control, af-
tecung such supply, distribution and
movement. and 10 establish and
maintain governmental control OF
such necessaries during the war For
CONTINUED on PAGE THREE
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-24
The Tro Fafes.

AlonE his's highway walked . maniy youth
SEEKING. aa yoanG men do. The flower oi
sissiFhi ps the path for many . sunny
Zach day began aad ended With = rniis
Thea 'nddsnly gray clouds lowered over
rAs laughter stopped. the Hsld. seemed
Tn. siI TS- oSiil As p.s.sr.by looked
A though so~e grief had worked = sud
Ana ,A:a IiEs r,.4v,y torl.a. no longer
Life, ps,A had led hin to tn. realm,
Thsu somstAinG whispered Gone this vsy
! shall not lead you 70 the fields Of strife.
shall no. ies, your honor nor de- maBd
Hard, cruel service Tor your native lsnd,
| shall not lott yow honor nor demand
Rack you With p.iu nor s'arvo you tAr.ush
And send you out 10 die while othsfs live.
Long Years ei life I guarantee 70 givs
hut knov this also " my gift yon claim
You shsll ba frisndlsss and the Prsy Of
"wwes, % I fellow yeu. shall bs my iat,i'
10 aAAen Ahe hentfY ~ the ofheF gate
This way lies deaih-too oft BY many
feared -
Thi, way 'rOd those whom @Orisls loudly
! cannot offer LIE By months and days
some quiekiy fAll Who choose 10 tread ny
ways
I shall demand stsrn service, long ard hard
Eyea that arc blinded and q BODY aeaTred
Nod even life itself, bat In return
l give what only nen Of courage earn.
who walks my way. shall keep his head
erect
Shall meet With msa and own his self
respect.
And u he die, Ais friends shall peal his
name
WITH honest love and pride; eternal fame
stand
FOr one xsO answered du,y's Eriz com
mhnd.N
Choose Soy, yousE mia With whom you
Ths shameful living ofcfAs Asnor.d dad 80
The young nan answered With unfsisrinE
breath:
II eeoO,s Y s'rvsi Thsr, ar, worse fate,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-24
GORE NOT PERMITTED
TO TALK AT CAPITAL
Democratic Convention Turns Hia
Down when Effort IL Made 90
Have Him Give Address.
SENATOR COMES TO TULSA
Before Departing He sismfes ssnts'-
n,ent DECLARING pcrscnaiIsias
sjount fnr Nsshinz-

OKLAHOMA cIIY. sept st.---
4 nited states senator Thomas p.
Gors was not invited to address ths
democratic state CONVENTION hare to-
day. Senator Gore was In the city
o. nd at one tinAa was on the floor Of
the convention. He came here he
said. At the invitation OF the chsirs
man OF the democratic state cam
paign manager. a
A resolution asking senator Ooys
To address tho convention was pre-
Withhnid because sentiment nppar-
entity was NO strong amonr the deie-
gates against senator Core and, biz
record In opposlng wnr mea&uros
In a statement iasued tonight boz
fo.s leaving for Tulsa. senator Gore
NJ am for a den,ooraslc, Victory.
state, national and worid-wide. !
should be the last 10 bscome the APP
pie Of discord or 10 throw fire
brand into a harmonious convention.
In these times OF tragedy pernonall-
ties are nothing Principles are
everything. individuals come ana
Individuals 70 a. the flowers bloom
While cur bravo boys arc earry-
ing democracy ana r1 We94iuEe 70
the rest of the world We rfust con-
servo democrscy ana its ble~eines ~
home. The right az free thcusnt,
free oenscisncc and fire. spsoch y
what they are carrying 70 the Mill
lions Of the earth"
Representative scoit Ferris. chsir-
man OF The democratic conkreeH-
ional cam pAiGp. oonmittee, oog. H.
L. Williams and :. y. a. Robsrsspn.
democratir nominse fof govefuor.
addressed the cenveptien.
Tho platform adopted indorHen
war $50 concipsiys that Uerln4ftx
and her p2pD1e shnll know thai
right and liberty shsn pss1pil evsfy.
Pat Mallsy o. Tulsa vas tempo.
rhry chairman of the convention.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-24
JAPs CAPTURE
1000 GERMANe.

ny The Associated Press
LONDON. Sept. 29--(sioO y. M.
lagovleshtchensk capital OF the
Siberian province Of Amur and
Alexievisk have been occupied by
Japanese cavalry. according TO In
formation received by the Japanese
embassy. Two thousand AuHtro-
Germans were taken prisoner. They
laid down their arms At kokka.
A. the result Of the heavy pressure
Of the entente allied forces IN
Macedonia the enemy has evacuated
the whole line from Dolran 70 q
point west Of the Nardar,
Between the Vardar river and
Lake Doiran, on the eastern end Of
the Macedonian front British troops
have reached the line Of Kara oEh-
lular and HamEali and are advanc-
inE on Mrzentsl on the west bank Of
tho river Nardar. according TO an
official statement Issued this even
Ing by the British war office.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-24
WILL FORM CORPORATION
FOR ESSENTIAL CONCERNS

NEW YORK. Sept 2a.-To aid In
financing public utilities, and urder
wkings vital TO the conduct OF the
war. the essential industries corpora
ton will be organized shortly by q
group of bankers and manufactur
Ing corporations. Il was learned here
today The Initial capitalization will
be 100000. II was stated. with
probability OF ITS being Increased
TO t?o,00o.ooo. when the concern ia
In fun operation s .,.r
The corporation is intended 10
make loans 60 concerns whose busl.
ness is essential to the public wei
fare. Some OF the funds for this
purpose, u was announced, win be
borrowed from he federal war
finance corporation.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-24
Bond Exemption Bill
Is Sent to President

WASHINGTON, sept sa.--Con.
gress tonight completed and sent Ia
the president the administration bill
designed to stimulate the sale Of Lib.
erty bonds by eNempting from in
come taxes and war excess. profits
taxes, the interest on such bonds
held by individuals and corporations
In amounts In excess ~ $4,000 OF
the fourth Issue. and $4,000 OF tho
first, second and third issues
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-24
ITALIANS ADVANCE
SEWN MILES IN MACEDONIA.

ROME. Sept 23.-The Italian
troops IN Macedonia have advanced
an average OF more than seven miles
In pursuit OF the Germans and Bull
garians ana have taken sixteen VII
lnges. says the report frot the war
office today
The height OF Mount BobiHhto ton
miles northeast Of Mouastir has
been captured and the Italians have
reached the line Chairli- Dobrusho yo
Musa -Oba.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-24
Fletcher VIII Confer
on Mexican OIL Decree

p MENIcO CITY, sept. qg.-Henry
so ,'lGher. the American nmbassa-
i, N leaving on a trim for wash
,ts,gon, presumably for n conference
a." state department officials over
~. w expected reply OF the American
r,u.aernment 70 the Mexican govern
I'm reply 10 the recent protest
~ lhe American government against
,tsA'eo' Z OIL DEGREES. IL is expected
~ Ihe recent embargo by the
,ieu states against the exporta B.
~. or news print paper 20 Mexico
$50 will he discussed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-24
REICHsTAG COMMITTEE
WILL HOLD SESSION.

AMSTERDAM. Sept 2a--It IS
likely that the main committees OF
the German relchstag which meets
tomorrow will set Tor week u H.
lin, whether Chancellor Won Hertling
will make q speech. but II il certain
that Foreign Minister Hintze will do
SO.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-24
WAR AGAIN HITS
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD.

WASHINGTON, Sept a3.-WRr
again has hit the congressional rec.
ord. Already reduced in size and cir
culation because OF the paper short
age, Senator Smoot OF Utah OF the
printing committee, announced today
that hereafter The Record" will be
printed On ordinary news print In.
stead OF heavy calendar paper.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-24
SLACKERs NABBED
IN VENEZUELA.

PANAMA. Sept. 23.-Aithough they
fled to Venezuela 70 evade the draft.
Robert and BENJAMIN Livingstone OF
Los Angeles have been apprehended
by agents OF the American govern
ment The men were arrested while
travelling In Venezhola with their
mother. They were under assumed
names and had passports issued In
san salvador.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-24
DISASTER OVEHTAKEs
ROE ON ALL FRONTS.

BY The Associated prcss.
Disaster has oyertaken the armies
Of the Teutonic allies on all fields
In Palentlnc the Turks are all but
absolutely crushed In Macedonia the
entente forces are marrying their foes
and threshlng them with similar dis
nster: In France the British and
French troops slowly but surely are
eating their way into ahe vltals OF the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-24
ENEMY PATROL
BEATEN BY YASKs.

WASHINGTON Sept. s3.-The
lines southeast of Champ Fontaine
defeat OF an enemy combat party
sent out 10 locate American front
farm on September 30 Is described
by General PershlnE In a com.
munlque today supplementing ear
ller details OF the encounter. Thc
enemy was scattered with casualties,
while the only American casualty
was one officer wounded.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-24
LEADING HUN
AIIlMAN KILLED.

Correspondence Of The Atsociated Presa.
AMSTERDAM. Sept S-Germa-
ny's losses IN the air now include
many. ~ not most Of the star pilots
whose names during the last year
received continuous advertisement IN
the German communiques Fourteen
OF the airmen credited by the Ger
man reports with the most numer-
Gus victories, hHve been killed or
captured
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-24
ATTEMPT MADE ON
LIVES or SOVuETs.

AMSTERDAM Sept 23-Bc.
rewed attempts have been made TO
assassinRte slnmhers OF the soviet
government In Russia, and as a re-
suit there will be fresh measures In
reprisal, says a Moscow dispntch re-
celved here
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-24
WIRE BRIEFS.
NEW SHIPS OFFSET
AMERICAN LOSS.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 23%ADeIlv-
cries OF completed vessels from ship
yards In the United States during
July and August chipping board re-
ports today, show were more than
enough 10 offset the submarine losses
OF America since the beginning OF
the war. Tho ships sunk aggregate
bf1, 1,925 deadweight tons, while new
ones put isservioe IN theotwo months
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-24
NOW GOES TO CONFERENCE
Appropriation Items Of Agri-
cultural Bill Are to BE
Threshed Out.
WINE PROVISION is BEATEN
Despite Protests of Allied
Nations lmportations to
BE Stopped Early.

WARRINGTON. sept Nation
az prohibition, effective next oJuly 1
for the period Of the war. was Ap-
proved tonight by the house which
adopted III to 80. the senate pro
hibltion rider TO the $4,000. 600
emergency agricultural appropria
bill. The measure now will be sent
10 conference for adjustment OF dif-
feronces between the two houses on
Appropriation items.
After voting In the committee Of
the whole to accept an amendment
permitting the importation OF wine
until next May the house later re-
vcrsed It's decision and by a vote OF
i2i to SO retained the original sen
ate pFoyision that importation OF
wine must cease when the measure
becomes effective upon It's sigma
ture by the president. The amend
ment was approved by the house az.
ricultural committee TO meet AN OBJ
lection by tho government OF France.
Italy, Spain and Portugal
Othcr Efforts Hall.
All other efforts TO amend the leg
islation also were defeated A propos-
al by Representative Kahn of7Callfor-
MIA, republican. TO exthnd the effec-
tine date for prohibiting the sale OF
wine and beer 20 December 81, 1919,
was defeated it2 to 81, as was ono by
Representative Beshiin OF Pennsyl-
vania. democrat. TO change the date
for stopping the manufacture OF beer
and wine from next May TO Decem-
Der 1, 1919.
-Four other amendments, two Of
which sought TO have the govern
ment pay for the liquor unRold when
prohibition becomes effective. also
were rejected.
Representative Gordon OF Ohio
proposed that the Internal revenue
bureau be authorized 10 make the
payment. but was ruled out of ordef
as was subsequent proposal by
Representative SABBATH OF illinois TO
provide a fund OF 1850. 900, 600 for
the same purpose.
The other amendments voted down
we're by Representative IEoe Of
Missouri. who sought to limit prohi-.
bition 10 the declaration Of peace in
stead OF rehabilitation OF the army.
and by Representative Cannon OF
Illinois. who tried 10 have stricken
out the provision recently enacted
into law. authorizing the president
CONTINUED ON PAGE THREE.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-24
BRITISH DROP
BOMBS ON HUNS.

LONDON, sept "a Machines OF
the British Independent air forces
dropped nearly sixteen tons Of bombs
on German airdromes and on blast
furnaces In the Methe sector on sat
urdRy night II was officially an
nounced today
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-24
CoNsTANTINoPLE ~
BoNBED NY BRITIsH. =

LONDON. sept. ao.--constantino
pie was bombed by the British royal
air force FRIDAY and saturday OF last
week. according 20 an official com
municatlon Issued BY the admiralty
tonight. 10
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-24
With Thousands of Visitors
Reunion Opens in Full Sway
Weather Report.

.TuLSA, Sept a9.--MAximum, 80
minimum ~ southeast winds; rlaAr
OKLAHOMA; Tueadsy and We'd
nssdA{ ineressing cloudy; probably
rain Wednesday.
LOUISIANA; Tuesday talr, wArm
or Wednesday Increasing eloadinsaa.
AhAkNSASs Tuesday taif, warmer;
Wednesday generally cleudy.
hASI TEXAS Tuesday fair warm
sr Wednesday Esserully cloudy.
WEST TENAsi Tuesday Aad Wed
nrsdAy partly oiouAy.
kANsAa. Showers Tuesday. eooler
In afternoon or nisht. Wednesday fair,
cooler In east portiou.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-24
Turk Army in Palestine All But Crushed;
$4,000 Prisoners Counted; Serbs
Divide Enemy Forces.
ALLIES IN PICARDY TAKE STRATEGIC POINTS
French Outflank st, Quentin and La Fere;
Haig Wins Stronghold on Way to Cam
brai; Japs Capture 1000 in East.

LONDON Sept 23Reports from the Palestine front this
afternoon indicate that of the Turkish forces Of least
forty thousand trapped by the British through the
seizure of the last passages OF the Jordan possibly get
away.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-24
Nlayor Huhhnrll Ininrn,,

sHeyor c II. Hubbard fell sunday
~ visited bIH knee. which has kent
sZ..i,t Z 1t nome for day or two. The
aoodent vas not sorlouA
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-24

LONDON, Sept 2S-The Serbians have captured betwee
nine thousand and ten thousand prisoners and 120 gums
Evening Standard says II learns
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-24

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN FRANCE, Sept 2s.-
(2:3O p m)The French hold the left bank of the
ose for than half the distance from La Fere to Moy
General Debenys troops captured the woods north Of L
Fonaine last evening and his patrols went through Ven
deuill to the Disc.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-24

LONDON Sept 2Ss-The British have captured German
strong point northeast of Epehy which had resisted fol
several days. according TO Field Marshal Hag report from
headquarters tonight. II
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-24

MADRID. Sept -(KIavas) -.
Joseph Thlerry, tho French anbasaa-
dor 70 Spain, died today.