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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-27

and gcrblar with the exception OF
n very -uutll bit Of Aigaee, the war
is being fought far from German
territur. The German can swag-
ger down the streets OF the capitals
OF his enemies In BRUSSELS, belgrade.
Rucbarcst warsaw and crrttinle ana
Prussnn grced eNacts tribute from
rich cities from lille on the west TO
wilma Oar within the frontiers OF
RUSSIA.
our president has never faltered.
'Uc viii convince the Germans at last
that We orr unfaltering In the war.
thpf ruthIur can swerye us from our
Rull tho destruction OF the auto
rras. which looks ON war as good
and seeks tsc dominion OF the earth.
when rUa Germans grasp that then
win como The suicide point
German. Revolt After War.
Thrrr b. nothing In tho war for
the German vino n not IA noble or
In unlrr. 1u officer or an official.
German victory will oply bend the
collar ur ulNc and servitude, low
wages and mtlitarism tighter on the
Gpruruu neck sooner or later the
deceived German viii discover this:
revolution viii not come during the
war but after n. unless II closes
win German peace or unless In
anticipation OF revolt rights are
granted to the people
Wr cannot stop, We cannot bear
the burden Of the debts Of this war
and at the same time burden our
selves with future military prepara-
tipn Go mCot confident conquering
Germany ready to carry the sword
into South America Whatever the
sacrifice We must go on.
And Tor each country and for the
|Hlurs as whole there ~ one word
unity
When all had signed our declara-
ton ~ Independence Benjamin
! Franklin said, And now we must
All hang together or We all shall
hang separately"
| Russia has. for the moment, failed,
and unless she RECEIVERS herself Hhc
win pay the penalty by submission
ito German rule
/ Is there defect In the Russian
lchurnctor2 IL persistency lacking?
lin tI60 the Russian troops had
taken Berlin. II Russia had gone
one strongly with the war the power
|of Frederick the Great might have
been broken. Rut apparently thA
Russian troops simply turned around
and went back 20 Russid. In 1854,
In the Crimcun war, after a long
siege and bitter losses the French.
Turks. English and Sardlnians sue
cecdcd In taking ono Russian city
ScbastopQl In the extreme southern
J part of Russia with this exception.
/ Russian territory was intact, and yet
the Car Alexander III. shortly after
the death Of NicholAs, begged for
peace As a result the Black sen
was made FOR time neutral and
I no state could have warships or ar
senais on II with the exception Of
small gunboats for police purposes.
! In 1878. after the Russo Turkish
/ war. when the Russian troops were
| In sight ~ the minarets OF con
stnntluoplc, the Russians allowed
| Themselves TO be blutfcd by the
! diplomats of Europe from obtaining
the fruits bf victory
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-27
Face to Face With Kaiserism
BY JAMES w. GERARD
AMES w. GERARD

as fonimen ON these occasions and
who wore . livery ~ hunting green.
a cooked hat, with red. white and
blue piumcs ana a long hunting dag
ger ln his belt
out Of consideration for the foot
lnEs Of others. retained the porter
in his old f.nery, Berlin institution.
Al state dinners the porter Of roy.
atty or ambassador stands at the
house entrance. clad In long cont,
wearing silver belt dlagonnlly
lrrcHs hi4 chest and crowned by an
enormous cock ed hat worn nidoways =.
The porter carries also IL great silver
hc. dcd staff. like n drum majors
baton. and whom guests of particular
importance arrive he pounds his stick
three times on the pavement
IL used "a amusc the Rcrlin crowd
lining Inter don Linden To seo the
ambassadors aud ministers leave the
palace or cathedral on tho kaiser
birthday, New Years dav etc. ma
to zee tho state carriages OF tho other
ambassadors ovCrtuken ~ the mod-
crn automobile from America
Tho berlin lower clnsses are re
nowncd for their dry VII, ana ih"Y
find much tn nmupc them In tho
tastrlcss statues and monuments OF
Berlin
iu the auunrc Ou,side our house
was q statue OF one ~ Frederick the
Greats generals which seemed to
afford tho boya great fun. The gen
crni is shown In The act of refloc-
lively feeling his chin and by chance
~ gazing uncertainty at the barber
shop OF the nelghborlng hotel Kaiser
huf
Nobody knows. of course whether
the present crown price will succeed
Emperor William Nobody knows
tho fortunes ot war or the fate that
this war has In store for the Hohen-
zollcrnH, but while I personally IKE
the crown prince admire his skin
IN sports. his nmiable ways, his smiles
to the crowd, know also OF hlE
crazy belief In war, And 50 long ar
ruler persists In this he II as
dangerous TO the peace OF the world
ms u man with "a plague 10 the health
81 small community
Germany Keeps Her uScies- Mouths.
| remember a picture exhibited IN
the academy at London some years
ago representing custom OF tho
wars OF the middle ages
A great fortress. bcsieged, frowns
down on the plain under the cold
moonlight From It's towering walls
the useless mouths are thrust forth
1T refused food by the enemy, TO
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-27
Air Raids Make Demand
For "Tin Millinerg"

LONDON, March 90 6--"Tin mil
linory" Is now being exhibited In the
windows Of London hat shops.
Recognition ot the. protective value
OF the shrapnel helmet has led TO an
increasing demand for this form Of
VI ndRear.
Several firms OF outfittcrs now in
Clude "tin hats" MS part " their
regular stock ana one largo London
house advertlses helmets both FOR
men and women The helmets dc
signed for the moro decorative sex
cost Just twice as much as the male
headgear. the difference In price
being due To the fact that the
ladies helmets are lifted with a
superior lining and have hunty
little mob on the top
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-27
MUSICIAN IS BEING HELD
Conductor ~ Boston symphony
Orchestra l. Arrested.

BOsTON. March 26-Dr. Carl
Muck. conductor of the Boston
SYMPHONY Orchestra. was taken to
day before federal officers to be
questioned regarding his alleged
pro German activities pr Muck
was arrested AT his home last night
by agents OF the department OF ius-
tice as an enemy alien but no state
mert was forthcoming as 20 tho
specific grounds for this action. It
was reported. however. that Dr
MuCk's secretary. few DAYS ago.
applied for blank applications for
passports for DR.. and Mrs Muck
Doctor Muck. although claiming
to- bee a Swiss citizen was born in
Bavaria tn 1853 and this. It was said
made IL possible 60 hold him ns an
enemy alien under tho presidents
proclamation
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-27
MAINS GETS HEARING TODAY
Charged with Murder ~ Bulgarian
Miner Last sunday.

John Mains. charged with Whe
murder of Stephe Iyanoff Bulgarian
miner who expressed pro-German
sentiments. Will be arraigned on the
charge In Justice Daniels court
Friday morning Ivanoff was killed
Sunday after he had fired o1 Mains
who was attempting to arres, him
on complaint Of persons who heard
him declare that1lAe wished he we're
In France to help Gerfnbny win Voc
war"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-27
Stop itching Eczema

Never mind how often you have triet
and failed, you can stop burning, itching
eczema quickly by applying a little GENE
furnished by any druggist for 35c. Extri
large bottle, Sl00. Healing begins the
moment zemo Is applied. In a short
time usually every trace Of eczema
tetter. pimples, rash. blackheads ano
similar skin diseases will be removed
For clearing the skin and making Il
vigorously healthy, alwaysuse zemo, the
penetrating. antisepticliquid II is not a
greasy salve and il does not stain When
others fail II Is the one dependable
treatment for skin troubles Of all kinds
The f. W. Rose Co. Cleveland. o.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-27

stamp posters Professor Jacobson
announces that all artists and art
students OF the state may submit
posters advertising war savings
stamps up 10 Aprtl 25 Al that time
they will he Judged and tho best ones
sent 10 Washington whore the ma
tionaI war savings committee viii
select the nine best from all parts
" the country for use In the cant
paiEu Prizes are offered for those
selected at Washington
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-27

NEW YORK. March 2s Govern
mcut representatives and others in
terested In wartime activities.
v hose brief visits 10 New York re-
quirc strict conservation OF time.
are now enabled TO devote their
iaeal time TO the dictation OF letters.
An crtetprising uptown hotel mana
ger. after noticing that few. N any.
Of his guests engaged In work ever
took the tune to appear for .&ZE.
-haaH er dinner. started the In iNe2sSs
uoh % supplying steuoEraphera Ia
the dining rooms.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-27

played Il and wheG he had finished
Judge Arnold appointed q court Of
ficry his guardian with instructions
TO see that his musical trimming was
continued and that he be given out
door cClentiou. Il developed that
the huv gu. nj all his time pracucing
on q viclip and had never played
BAN ana had only tried TO skate
once
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-27
HOWARD TO JOIN ENGINEERS
". q. Richey VIII Succeed TO job Of
Honc OH Director.

Porter l.. Howard locpl CONNER
ca agent Tor The NJ X. & r. rail-
roaI who has teen for tho .nst
two weeks s-.N'rE in the cRpic'ty ut
lone Jil d"",,Or in the Arbansas
City Zone was in the city yesterday
Nr tlowar wv, been ASST mel ID
duty In the Thrity-first Railway
trHneerinE 'of,s and W, leave
Npri. /.
W. o. Richey, travelling freight
agent will. for the present. take
charge Of the commercial office
here, located on NTH floor OF the
Drew building, until further lnstruQz
tlOns
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-27
Nnal.e Mu.IcInn Gcl. Ircrhnm

CHlrNCo. March "a fran boy
in Knee paut plsyed a violin which
he mad stolen. no cff,tvely In the
lu' Guile court yesterday that he won
his freedom. The hoy Davis palia-
chus. told tho Judge that he loved
N Niulips and when he had a chance 20
take one valued ~ $1,000 he could
not resist the IemI tat.ln. Then he
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-27

Special 10 The World
NORMAN, Okla. March 26-O. n.
Jacobson. professor or art la the
University of oklahoma. has been
appointed oklahoma chairman IN
national contest for war savings
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-27

MALEsTER, March 2s--Notiee
Of orders by the post office depart
ment barring from the malls the
MeAlester Real Estate Exchange Of
Cincinnati. Ohio, and BeFlore and
MeAlester. oklahoma, for alleged
fraudulent real estate operations In
indian lands. amount TO several hun
dred thousand dollars
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-27
HANDKERCHIEFS

Womcn's PURE Linen Handkcr-
chiefs, i5C, 2Oc, 25c and 30c
A new line OF these at special
values: some plain. others with
embr Iidered designs.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-27

WOmCn's Crepe de Chine Hand
kcrchicfs nt 25c, 3SC, soc
Heavy quality, pure silk crepe
dc chine, In solid shades, en-
broidered designs. Colore
plaids and prints
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-27
Table Linens

quality and pstterns, 6IS64 in
ChcS. ~ .........- ... h.2o
Table Cloths, ready hemmed,
good quality. 5SN64 inches,
priced at ......,....... si.1o
Round -Scnllopcd Table Cloths;
pretty new patterns. 72 lnches,
priced at ,...,....,.,,.. Sl,OS
breakfast Cloths, made OF extra
fine Irish linen; pretty patterns.
5lx54 inches ......... $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-13
SIMMONS URGES PROGRESS
ON WAR REVENUE BILL
hectares Discussion OF Extrancous
questions Must 1e Put Aside
To Secure Action.

WASHINGTON. Dcccmhcr 1o-No-
ice TO the Senate that better prog
rnsa must be made on the considera-
tIon Of the $4,000. 100000 revenue bill
WAS given to-day by Senator Simmons.
chairman Of the Finance COMMITTEES,
who has the bill in charge. Senator
summons said discussion Of intcrna-
related to the bill must be put aside
IN order that the revenue measure NAV
be considered AS move in this di-
rectlon, Senator simmons succeeded i'm
getting the Senate TO take IL recess
instead Of an adjournment, so that
when II meets tomorrow the revenue
bill. as the unfinished business viii
come ;;iiin iiiatcly before the Senate
without the usual two hours OF
.morninG huSineSa"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-13
MANY PRIESTS AND MONKS
ARE SHOT BY B0LSHEVIKI
Commission Finds That mt Spn.k 7,vcn-
two-IwO People Were Executed
One Time.
). Associated prcss.l

WASHINGTON, December l2.-Vio-
lent methods SUI are being adopted
y the commission charged with com
batting the revolt against the Boil
shcviki. according 10 adviccs reacn-
ing Washington to-day through official
channels. Executions were said TO be
numerous, the victims Including many
rIIcsts and monks.
reports from l'ctrogr I'd dated as late
as december ) and said 10 crlnna.e
from Official sources, State IhI- me
.,nti:-volut!onary commisgi ~ continues
10 sentence people To death on he
mere suspicion of having expressed
counter-rcVo olulionary views. In cne
small. city. katernitj. in Via;ka. ten
reoD!- were recently executed. and a.
SpaSk the commission was said 20 have
caused twenty-two people 10 be shot.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-13
BODY IS UNANIMOUS
IN OPPOSITION TO MAYOR
FAVORS GREAT EXPANSION
TO DEVELOP THE SOUTH
Southern C0mmer rcinI Congress Adopts
Many Important reform
Resolutions.
fBy Associated Press.

BALTIMORE. d nj b er la.-The
Southern Commercial Congress prac-
tically closed its general sessions TO-
night when, at Il joint assembly on
agriculture. finance and shipbuilding, a
wide program was approved. The plat
form included twelve cardinal points,
prin cipal among which were the appro-
baton of the Bankhead measure for
s500,000,000 in five annual Federal APP
propriations for highway and post road
facilities. and gigantic increase of
merchant marine with equal distribu-
ton, terminal betterment and general
economical trade conditions with the
South as meritorious beneficiary.
The other ten points comprised the
systematic approval of general condi-
tions as applying TO railroad rates. in
ner. water courses along the coast line
and factors insuring cheap traffic and
port developments, the stimulation of
industrial enterprises. expansion OF
foreign trade relations. various facili-
ties affecting the gulf ports and eX-
portation therefrom to the East,
through the Panama Canal. and to the
West by means OF Il shorter route pro-
vided by the proposed Florida canal:
extensions of the scope OF rural credits:
the establishment OF branch reserve
banks in foreign countries: the utiliZa-
tion Of the vast resources OF the South,
and other things.
Richmond, Galveston. Chicago and 81.
Louis were bidders for the next convcn"
ton, but Washington was selected.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-13
FIFTH LIBERTY LOAN
MORE THAN s5,000,000.000
Secretary Mcidoo Favors Continued
Aid TO Allies After Peace
Is Signed.
REPAYMENT IS MADE CERTAIN
Bond Issue to BE Floatcd Next
Spring Will BE Last Call on Amer
lean People to Buy Government
Securities to Fill War Chest
IS MADE CERTAIN
fBy Associated Press. !

WASHINGTON. December i2-I'ive
10 five and "A half billion dollars more
OF bonds will have to be raised to
finance the government this year. Sec
rctary McAdoo told the House Ways
ana Means Committee to-day. in dis
cuss!nS financial questions. He based
this on an estimate OF $4,000. o0Q. 900
in expenditures, and members Of the
committee said the estimate was not
too low.
II has been stated previously that
the last Liberty bond issue. TO be
iioated in the spring would be for
II round 100000 ZOO.
Mr.. McAdoo urged the committee TO
approve Legislation providing for plans
after peace is declared to the allied
governments from bonds already au-
sShorizeG. lie said there is no room
for question about the repaymcnt o.
the allied loans,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-13
Find Documents Proving
Huns Planned Wrecks

WASHINGTON, December H.
The Swift repair of the German
ships supposedly wrecked by the
crews before seizure by the United
states Mt the outbreak OF the .vur
is described In the annual report
or the Naval nurcnu of Engineers
= nS ono of the most striking and
dramatic performances Ira history
OF naval engineering.
When hOstllitics were dccIured,
lob of these ships dOckcd mt ya-
riOuS American ports were taken
over by the United states, and yir-
tunliy nIl were found to be DAM
aged wiilfuliy by their German
crcWs.
The importance of tho speedy re-
pnfr OF these ships Is shown by the
fact that twenty Of the JO3, aft-
crwardh converted to Transports,
hnd carrying capacity OF 10000
troops. The work OF repair, con-
version md OutHttInS was pressed
with: the utmost energy, md with
In about Ave months was vIrtuaIIy
completed.
indIsputnbIc evidence OF Ger
many's prcnicditnted plnn to rem
der the vesscls unscryfccnbie L.
contained Tn various memoranda
found aboard the ships. One note
written by the chief engineer of n
big liner snid hr began wreckIng
her machinery January n, I9IS.
ono dny before the Icriin govern
mcnt resumed unrcstrirtcd nubmn-
rine warfare.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-13

WASHINGTON. December H.
New mnrvcls In tcleErnphy nnd tel
cphony were announced to-day by
Postmnster-Gcncrnl Rurlcson In
making public n report from Thco-
d0rc y. Vail. president of the Amer
lean Telegraph and Telephone COM
pnny. by new discoveries of his
stnf, forty telegraph messages or
five telephone conversations can
pass simultaneously over the same
pnir OF wires, ar combinations OF
telegraph and Telephone mcnSaEcs In
the snmc proportion.
Previous diScoN Ind mnde
possible the sending OF twelve tel
cErnph messages over the same pnir
or wires, the usc of two pnir aS
wirrn for three telephone messages
simultaneously md the lsc OF pair
OF wires for telephone mud tclc-
graph circuits at the snnc time, but
no such multiple system ms this now
announced had been hoped ns II
commercial p0ssihillty.
Enriy In the life OF the telegraph,
tho duplex system cnme into heinz;
by which two messages were seut
over tho Spnic wire mt the snmc
time. This system fs now the COM
mon one employed. Later, edison
discovered the Tundruplc system, by
which four messages passed stimuli
tnnc"usiy. In the cnriy nIneticx
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-13
CUTS DOWN ASSESSMENT
John -. Rockefeller Swcnrs or 4IuIf
Amount Fixed by New
York Officials,

NEW YORK, December 12.-John D..
Rockefeller has sworn s5.000,000 of the
100000 600 which he was assessed for
personal taxation, il was learned to-
day. lie declared he might have sworn
off another sI500.0 .00U. but was willing
to let the amount stand at $4,000 600.
The lack Of ability to make an inven-
tory Of the personal possessions OF
Rock efeller made it practically obliga-
tory on the part OF the assessors to
accept his own valuation.
The 1919 tax rate, which will not he
fixed until March. is expected to be
considerably higher than that for 1918.
which was seas slOO. The names
Of thousands Of persons whose hold
ings were small and who have never
before been called upon for personal
taxes have been added to the list this
wear by the assessors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-13
BEGIN WORK ON TREATY
BY JANUARY 8 IS PLAN
President Receive Message From
Colonel House Causing Him
to Change Program.
TC CONFER WITH LLOY GEORGE
American Executive Aims to Smooth
Out Any Points of Difference
Which May BE Raised by Allies
as to Groundwork or Conference.
Tc CONFER WITH ILoY. GEORGE
rRy Associated Press.


ON BOARD THE L. S. S. GEORGE,
WASHINGTON. December l2.-Prcsi-
dent Wilson learned to-day By wire
less from Colonel Edward NJ House
that the plans OF the French govern
ment contemplate the peace conference,
getting down to its sessions pritr to
January j. and he ut once began ar
ranging his plans so MS to utilize the
intervening time to clear up his visits
TO the battle front, the American troops
and Italy and othe functions in order
TO leave his time entirely free when
the conference beg ms
In the meantime, he will have in
formal conferences with Lloyd George.
of France; Premier Orlando, OF Italy,
and others, to smooth out any points
or dinerence which may arise between
the United Statc.s and the allies over
the groundwork Of the conference.
The President is planning to avoid
vigorously all functions not necessarily
pleasure trips. Oh his arrival In Paris
saturday he, will be received by Presi-
dent and Madame Poincare. On that
day he will be the guest of honor al a
public reception. and later will receive
u degree bestowed upon him by the
University of Paris
Virtually all OF next week has been
reserved by President Wilson for con-
ierences. ut which he will emphasize
the idea that a league OF nations must
necessarily be part of the peace treaties
and Is not u subject for separate ac-
lion
Grown Prince Alexander. of Serbia.
will he in Paris over Christmas as will
also King Victor Emmanuel. of Italy
Immediately after the Christmas holi-
day. the President probably will go TO
italy, returning To Paris on January =.
ready TO attend the peace conference.
In the meantime. he will visit the de-
vastated portion of France, and GEN
eral Pcrshing at the front for n review.
and he will probably march at the
head of the American column in Il COM
bincd demonstration in Paris
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-13
ALL FRANCE PLANS .
WELCOME TO VIII SON
Possible Now to Send Forty Messages
Over Same Wires by New Invention

the duni mSe or the same wires for
SfmuIthneOus telephone md telc-
graph purposes cumc into CONNER
cfnl being.
From EdisOn's uundruple system
multiple system wna gradually
evolved, but Ii hah not been COM
mercihlly satisfactory, md while
under perfect conditions twelve
messages could bc sent simuItn-
ncOusly. yet what the telegrnphers
called the long end of the circuit
WAS Often In trouble. The resist
nnce wns sO srent Tint the cleo
tric impulses could not penetrate its
full length with the distInctncxs
ncceSsnry to transmit messuxcs
This hns been overcome In the new
system. according to Mr. Will. lie
snys ench circuit on the new en-
lnrEcd multiple system gives "aery-
Ice ns good ms TINT provided by the
circuit working in tho ordinary
way"
The report discioses the fnct TINT
the new method has bccn in opera
tfon between baltimore and Pitts
burEh for more than n month md
has stood UP under the severe tcstS
OF the weather conditions during
thnt time. Government officials. ne
compnnicd by telephone md telc-
graph officials, mndc nm Inspecfion
this week nnd NIL agreed on the
commercial possibilities of the new
discovery.