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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-06-22
HOLY NAME CATHOLIC

Corner Seventh and Kansas Ave.
Rev. P. Wilwepding, rector.
Early mass at 7.10 a. m.
Late mass at $50 a. m.
Evening service at o'clock.
Always glad to have you with us.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-02

\ vote for Howard for congress
l. vote lost!
T.. u. Howard cannot become n
81 member uf the United States con-
grcSS
y. B. Howard. who has made
such a hullahloo about being a
"homr hoy" Of Tulsa, and whose
literature says ne has always
been Interested in the welfare of
Tulsa" Is not n qualified voter
This is not political hunCombc,
but the bloodcd truth.
The records of the Tulsa county
registration show that T., Is. How
nrtI registered In 1911, giving his
residence at the present home of
4. Constantin. where his brother
Oscar lived nj that time. In 1911,
T.. Il. Howard did not live In Tulsa
as hc claims, but Wa- guest with
his family. Of his brother, Oscar
Howard, and registered Ia vote
from tho residence Of his brother
-hc was mere soj0urncr.
The records Of the Tulsa regis
tration further show that l.. u.
Howard had not registered since
1911, and therefore ES not IA quail
fled voter,
The registration boo:.s of Tulsa
county. particularly Tulsa city,
were inspected at the close or reg
istration last saturday and tho
names Of l.. u. Howard and Oscar
Howard were not on tho rcgistra'
ton lists.
There +, no rCOord of T.. u. How
ard registering since 1911, and
under the state laws Of 1914 he is
not n qualified voter. and there
fore Is not eligible to scat in con-
grcss
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-02
INVESTIGATION CONTINUES
Spruce Probe, Recommended
by Hughes, TO BE Made;
Contemplate Others.
BAKER MAY ACT ON DEEDS
Secretary to Study Findings
Before lnStituting Court
Martial Proceedings.

WASHINGTON, Noy. l.-Prosccu
ton ~ The three army officers hold
by Charles T. Hughes in his report
on the aircraft investigation to hc
guilty ut dealing with corporations
In which they were financially in
tcrcsted * To- b" started without de
lay Il WIS said today at the depart
m"nt Of justice. The cases may be
Laid heior' federal jury IN Wash
ington.
Tho officers are Lieutenant Colo
mol j. @ Vincent. former vice prcsl-
dent of the Packard Motor Car com
plny. Lieutenant Colonel George W
MiNtcr. a stock holder in the Curtiss
Airplanc and Motor corporation, and
Lieutenant Samuel r. Nrooman. Jr,
a Stockholder in tho $. B. NroOman
company Of Philadelphia. II sub
stintiatrd the charges made against
the officers would involve imprison-
m"nt of not more than two years
and fuc Of not more than $1,000
Reports that other army officers
commissioned sine" the nation en-
tered the war hav" been dealing with
firms in which they have finan.
cinl interest are being investigated
hv agents Of the department OF JUS
tco IL was understood that the
number of officers under invcstlga
tiun was small.
Secretary Baker said today that he
had not Vet completed his study Of
Mr.. Hughes report and, therefore,
was not prepared 10 announce his
action upon the recommendation OF
Mr. hughes report and, therefore
attached to the bureau OF military
acrouautiCs, he brought to court
martial for the alleged supplying OF
confidential war department infor-
nation to former business associates
in Dayton, Ohio.
Further investigation into condi-
tons in the spruce producing sec
tion Of the northwest aas recon
mendcd by Mr.. Hughes, is to be un-
dcrtakon hy government agents. II
was said today.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-02
AUSTRIAN NAVY
GIVEN OVER TO SL\NS.

LONDON. Nov IA German
wireless dispatch picked up 10y the
British admiralty tonight says that.
according to an imperial proclama-
ton. the Austro- Hungarian navy has
been handed over TO the south Slav
national council sitting in Agram.
In the decree the Austro- Hun
Carian authorities make an express
reserve about the actual owncrshi ip
Of the fleet, hut say until the inter
national question is settled there Is
no objection to the employment Of
national emblems by tho side Of the
war flag after the transfer 10 the
council
In the transfer Of the Danube flo
til,a 10 the Hungarian government
the flotilla conlmandant is instructed
10 release non-lIungarian members
OF the crew.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-02
AIR REPORT SHOWS NEED
OF REPUBLICAN CONGRESS

WASHINGTON, Nov i.--Repre-
sentative Fess OF Ohio. chairman OF
tho republican congressional COM
mttee, issued statement today
commenting upon the Hugh'i air
craft report. lie referred to .hrfits
OF the Ford plant and I ne 80
palling waste of money a uc' ed
in sundry instances ReUA the
senate military committees sOrt OF
d. few months ago. Mr. Fess sid:
THESE two reports emphasize the
imperative necessity OF some legis-
lalive supervision over the vest eX-
pcnditures congress is apprOpriating
every month.
The president has resisted all ef-
forts to that end and has charged
republicans with a desire to control
him because OF their contention that
an auditing system must be adopted
whereby the department which eS-
pends the money must not be left to
audit it's own accounts, but left to
the authority ot the body that au-
thorizes the expenditure.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-02
SECRET AGREEMENT DENIED
Officials Assert RumorS TO
.o. Allow Armenian Sow
ereignty Untrue.
CONDITIONS MADE PUBLIC
Twenty-Five Points Are Set
Down in Signing Truce
With German Ally.

LONDON. Nov. The armis,Icc
accepted by Turkey amounts to
complete unconditional surrender -
This statement was made by Lord
Robert Cecil assistant secretary OF
state for foreign affairs, to the As
socia'ei press tonight.
Lord Robert emphasized the state
nent of the foreign office TO the As
sociated Press by saying that no Sc
cret undertakings or engagements
have been made with Turkey as far
as the British government is con-
cerned."
lie added that the arm.stiCe had
been signed by Great Britain on be-
half Of al the allies
Discussing conditions in Germany
Lord Robert said the indications of
the last day or two were that the
pan-Gcrmars were losing their hold
He declared that no holshevism had
been reported in Germany, but tha'
i was spreading il parts of Austria
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-02
STATE STILL HOLDS
TO FLU QUARANTINE
In spite of Fact Discussion Follows
Meeting This Morning. DR.. Duke
says Another Week
131 NEW CASES REPORTED
Investigation Committee StniiStiCs
Not EncUmraglnE--'Thc NnN-
iOuS To- Throw Doors Open.
Only one Victim. "a
Francis Montague, . months, 600
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the school teachers under the dircc-
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-02

As stated above, Mr.. Howard II
not n qualified voter. That pre-
vents him from holding office.
Not only that, but the 1914 laws
Of tho state OF oklahoma provides
that when man fails TO vote In
three consecutive elections, nc
loses his right of franchisc-loscs
his right To vote for all time.
A man who is not voter man
who Is not taxpayer, man who
docs not live I'm this diNtriCt-thht
Is the class Of man who II pre-
suming on tho people of this con-
grcssIonaI district to send him Ia
congress, To "rtIlcCm tho first
district 20 the democratic party"
and to "stand by the president"
For siI years tho democrats of
Tulsa county have been called up
on 10 support I'D Howard, bcCausc
he was n "homc hoy" AMI Loyalty
they have supported him.
They supported him. when hc
was not II voter. and gave no re-
turn for that support.
They supported him in Tulsa
county for nomination ia con-
gr,.ssman, and nc was not voter
In tho district.
They supported him for state
auditor. m promises of-distribu-
tInn ~ patronage, which nc never
distributed.
They supported him when hC
was knitting Bob WoIlIams. and nc
is known to have made the state
mrnt that Il would bc better for
Tulsa county II Williams were de-
fcntcd. because In that event. lac,
pc state auditor. would control the
distribution Of patronage. lie
said at the time that he controlled,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-02
ROCT OF AUSTRIAN
ARMIES CONTINUES.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1,--Rout OF
the Austrian armies on the Italian
front continues said an official dis.
patch from Rome The number OF
prisoners IL Increasingly rapidly and
continuously while more than 7OV
captured guns have been counted.
The booty captured already Is OF
enormous quantity,
After annihilatIng tho resistance
Of the Austrlans at the Livenza, ltai-
ian cavalry divisions have pushed
forward and now are nearing tho
Tagllamcuto river Great numbers
Of airplaucs preceding the Italian
troops are using their machine guns
on the rctrcating enemy columns.
The Italians are also fast advanc-
ing in tho direction Of Udlne, and
Pordinc already has been taken. Ihe
third army reinforced by marines
has occupied the whole Intricate zone
along the Adriatic, Beiluno has been
occupied by the 18th army while at
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-02

\ vote for Howard for congress
Is n vote thrown away-a vote
lost.
INt us ask tho leading, active
working democrats of Tulsa and
tho first congressional district, just
what they think of r.. Is. Howard.
now candidate for congress, and
the man who Is asking them 10
"stand by the president" What
do YOU democrats think of man
NhO has not voted tho democratic
ticket for years. telling you To
'stand ny the president"
Did hc stand by the president"
two years ago? NO, he did not
he did not vote.
VIII hc stand by tho president"
next Tuesday? No, hc will not
because nc IL not registered and
cannot yOtc-unlcSs hc IL regis
tered fraudulcntIy, aud tho new
law passed by the past congress-
provides a penalty OF fine Of
$1,000 and year In the pCnltCn-
tinrv for attempt Ia vote fr1udu-
lcntly.
Did Ed Howard stand by the
democrats OF Tulsa county when
they needed him? No. He did not
a-hr did not vote.
VIII hc stand by them nCNt
Tuesday. when the president OF the
United States Is appealing to every
patriotic citizen to stand by him?
No. He win nOt--bcCausc nc is
not registered, according to tho
Tulsa county registration books
closed last saturday. Inspected
Monday. inspected again Tues
day. and inspected again as late
as Thursday
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-02
To the German People.

1hs god hat you worshipped has failed.
Nour idols have crumblcd TO dust.
The leaders that loudly YOU hailed
Have all proven false 10 their iruSt
You were blind and they fed you A.ray.
down
Tn" fcrt Of your master were riAy.
. AID base acre the gems IN his crown.
Yol have followed philosophers cold
Like children and muttcred Their Crccds
They taught that 10 take and TO hold
Is all that humanity needs
They mock"i Al the tcnderer things
Md NAnnted the power Of ihe strOuS
You worshppcd not Tod but your kng,
And row you have learned you were
wrong
The sword OF your God is destroyed
Tho purple Is torn from the throne.
Right has broken the power he enjoyed
And helpless you are and alone.
For comfort IN vain you shall 'urG
To the books that your sag"s have
pCnned
For the doctrines they forced you IN Learn
Were fGse from beginning Z, end
You must learn from tho teacher oi truth
That right isnSt builded on might
You must baniSh the erecds OF your youth
And come from the dark to the light
N YOU snare in the laughter o. men
You must follow the ways that they
plod
Yo. must start in as children AGAIN
Ari humble yourselves before God,
.oI have wasted the years Of your past
You have builded your splendors on
sand.
But your creeds we're not written 20 last
Nor your temples crectSd 10 stand
From the ashes Of power you must rlss
To teach all your children anew,
That IN honor real ma! !eS'y lies,
And only that lives which is true.
Copyright 1913 by Edgar A. Guest)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-02

as state auditor. Onc-half Of tho
nppOintmcnts In ahc ss'hOOl land
office and that hc had appoint
mcnts In bc made out OF his Of
flee, and that every one Of them
would come To democrats In Tulsa
county. All the dcmTrHts who
have bCcn given offices md jobs
from Tulsa county by I'd Howard,
please stand up.
Ed Howard has sucked the state
political tcnt for years on the
strength ~ being a "hOmC boy OF
Tulsa, when nc didn't take inter-
est enough In the general welfare
Of Tulsa or tho general welfare of
tho democratic party tO register
and vote, and Il not registered
nov!
That IL standing by TIC prcSI-
dent"
Shame on man who Is MOI
even n voter attacking the 10y
.iry Of man Ike Bert Chandler
man who docs not take interest
enough In his country I'm times OF
war tn assert his right Of fran
Chisc: and shame on "A mnn who
fails to VOtC-fails ITO register,
crying loud tn tho housCtops for
men Ia stand ny the president" l."
when that same man has neglected
to take advantage Of tho only right
hc could possess at this time to
enable him Ia stand by the prcsi-
dcnt"--thnt 0f registering.
Let the truth he known about
tho man who trying to hOodwink
the people of Tulsa into sending
him Ia congress.
Was anything more hypocritical
ever attempted
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-02
TERMS or .NTtMISTlCE
ARE MADE PUBLIC.
By The Associated Press.

by The Associated Press,
LONDON. Nov. 1.-The terms OF
the armistice granted by the allied
powers TO Turkey follow:
First, The opening OF the Oar
danelles and the Bosphorus and ac-
cess to the Black sea. Allied occu-
patton Of the Dardanelles and Bos-
phorus forts.
Second. The positions OF all mine
fields, torpedo tubes and other oh
structiOns in Turkish waters are to
be indicated, and assistance given to
sweep or remove them as may be re-
quired
Third. All available information
concerning nineS in the Black sea
is 10 be communicated.
Fourth. All allied prisoners OF
war and Armenian interned persons
and prisoners are u be collected in
ConSanunOple and handed over un-
conditionally TO the allies
Army Ia DemobilIzc.
Fifth Immediate rehabilitation
OF the Turkish army, except such
troops as are required for surveil-
lance on the frontiers and for the
maintenance OF internal order, The
number of electives and their dis
position are to be determined later
by the alhes after consultation with
The Turkish government.
Sixth The surrender OF all war
vessels in Turkish waters or waters
occupied by Turkey. These ships
VIII be interned in such Turkish
port or ports as may be directed,
except such small vessels as are re-
quIred for police and similar pur-
poses in Turkish territorial waters
Seventh-The allies to have the
rSht 10 occupy any strategic points
IN the event of any situation arising
which threatens the security OF the
allies
Eighth-F'rec use by allied ships
all ports and anchorages now in
turkish occupation and denial OF
lhe'r use by the enemy. Similar
conditions are to apply 10 Turkish
mercantile shipping in Turkish wat
rs Tor the purpose OF trade and the
uehooIIizatton Of the army.
. Nnth-Allicd occupation OF Tho
Idurus tunnel system.
lenth-lmmediate withdrawal OF
turkish troops from northern Per.
sa TO behind the pre-war frontier al.
ready has been ordered and will Do
e4irled out.
Eieventh-A part Of Trans-Cau.
casa already has been ordered to be
Evacuated by Turkish troops The
remainder 10 he evacuated II re-.
Vu'red by tho allies after they have
"udIed the situation.
Cables Controlled.
Twelfth-W!rcless, telegraph anL
SoIe stations to be controlled by
u'e allies Turkish government mes
SaseS to be excepted.
., Thirteenth --- Prohibition agains
.ue destruction OF any naval, mill
"rE or commercial material
ourteenth--F Facilities are TO hC
sven Tor the purchase OF coal, oi
iueI and naval material from Turk
on sources, after the requirements
'he country have been met. Non,
exported
~ Fifteenth The surrender Of al
rrurHlsh officers in Tripolitania am
rgIendIca To the nearest Italian gar
sun turkey agrees to stop SUP
pneS and communication with heH'
n,'Icers II they do not obey the ordcl
VI surrender.
oNteenth-The surrender OF a!
Saarr'sons in Hedjas. Assn, Yemen
ii,t" anH Mesoptamia TO the ncareS
FED commander and withdrawal o
'tuiNsh troops from Cilicia. eNccp
,.9C' nVse necessary 10 maintain order
u oe determined under clase s.
Seventeenth-The use of ail sui,
CONTINUED on PACE TEN.l
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-02
40 SECRET AGREEMENT
MADE WITH TURKEY.

LONDON, Nov. With reference
10 rumors circulating here to the
effect that the armistice with Turk cy
includes clauses by which Turkey
would retain sovereignty oveS Ar
menia and other provinces. the for
eign office authorizes the statement
that there is no truth in the sugges-
ton that any secret political agree
ment is annexed to the armistice
with Turkey.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-02

the extreme sector OF the front Ital-
Ian marines have occupied Caorle.
From the ST. Elv1o to the Astico
the Austrians are strongly resisting
the dispatch said, but they are wav-
erinR beyond the Asiago pleatcau
and are In utter rout all along the
rest Of the front.
The greatest defense that the
enemy has is the natural obstacle lee
alOpR the road Of It's retreat, adds
the dispatch "Our troops are full
OF enthusinsrn and are following the
enemy rclentlessly. The Italian
artillery has been rapidly brought
into action and all the captured
enemy artillery being used to ham
per the retreat.
THE value OF the captured booty
can already he calculated in the bill
lions"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-02
Pershng's Boys Sweep Dozen Towns in
Attack West of Meuse; Join With
French in AiSne Offensive.
FIVE-MILE RUSH MADE IN FLANDERS
Begians Push on; Haig Takes 5000; French
and Serbs Reach Belgrade Austrians
Overwhelmed on italian Front.

WITH THE AMERICAN FORCES NORTHWEST OF
VERDUN, Nov. General Pershngs forces attacked the
German position this front today At least dozen vii
lagos captured More than 5000 prisoners
Sooner noonNhe American troops had passed Imecourt
and Bayonvie The Americans stormed Andevanne and
cleared the Bos des Ges where they encountered the most
Iserious opposition of the day.
The line at o'clock this evening extended through the
northern part the Bo des Logcs the eastward and then
well north of Aincrevie and Clery-le-Grand
Most of the villages captured had been fortified by the
Germans.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-02
Issue Call for Congress.

MARION, Ind. Nov. Joshua
Strange Of this city, chairman Of the
executive committee Of the Farmers
National congress, has issued prt-
liminary call for the Convening Of
tho thirty-ciEhth annual session at
Jacksonville, Fla, December 3-6 Tho
national farm women's congress will
be held at the same time and place.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-02
British Take I72, 900
German Prisoners in
Three Months Battle

LONDON. Nov. I'm the past
three months the British forces in
France have taken I72.65O prison
crs aud 2.35S guns from the Ger
mans. according To an official
communication receive from
Field Marshal IIAiG tonight.
During the month Of October
the British forces fighting I'm
France captured 10000 prisoners
and 025 guns.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-02
Versailles Council
agrees on ArmiStice
For German Sea POUeI

LONDON, Nov. t--Thc YER
sailTrs conference finally agreed
late yesterday on the armiStlCc
terms governing the maritime
power Of the central empires, Tho
proposals contain six points which
arc believed to throw every safe
guard around the German fleet.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-02
FRENCH AND SERBS
GET TO BEIHiIlADE.

SALONIk1 Nov l.--French and
serbian cavalry have reached the
outer dcfcnses OF Belgrade, capital
II Serbia, says 4 French official
communication iSsued this evening
The French and Serbian forces are
approaching Scmcndria, about 30
miles southeast OF Belgrade. Ser
bian troops have occupied Projega.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-02
FRENCH AND IANkS
ATTACK ON AISNF.

PARIS, Nov /. -.- The fourth
French army In conjunction with the
Americans on their right launched IN
attack this morning on the Aisne
front, on the south of NUu2icrs, hr-
cording 10 the official statement is
sued by the war office tonight The
attack was on front ~ about ~ y
miles from the region Of Atugny to
north OF OIiZy
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-02
Cnttnn McciInr Called.

COLUMBIA, s. Q. Nov l.--G0Vor-
nor Richard l. Manning today issued
q call for a conference to he held
IN Atlanta at some time In the i'm
mediate future Of cotton producers.
bankers, merchants and the COVER
nors Of the cotton producing states,
to consider the decline in cotton
prices
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-02
BRITISH CAPTURE
5000 GERMANS.

LONDON. NOV Attacking on
a front Of EiK miles south OF Val
encienncs this morning English and
Canadian troops captured between
two and three thousand prisoners
and inflicted extremely heavy losses
on the enemy
This announcement IN made in the
official repOr. from Field Marshal
Haig tonight
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-02
German Wireless Picked
Up by British Con-
veying News.
SAILORS MUTINY AT POLA
Hungarian Reports Tell of
the Seizure of Ships at
Adriatic Port.
LONDON. Nov. Latte tonight
the government had received no
news ns To the reported signature
Of the NustTo- Italian nrmiStiCC.

LONDON. Nov. | General Diaz.
the italian communicative chief
handed the armisticc terms to the
Austrian today. accord
ing 10 the EevcninE star. The terms
Of the armisti,e, the newspaper adds,
will be published tomorrow
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-02

OTTAWA, Nov. l.-The entire
crew Of so men of the Dominion
naval patrol steamer Galiano was los:
when the vessel foundered In a storm
Off Charlotte island, y. c., October
80. it was announced here today oV
the naval service department.