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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-14
NEW OIL ADMINISTRATOR WILL
NOT ATTEMPT TO FIX PRICES
BUT WILL AID THE INDUSTRY

.
WAsuNGToN Jan Tho United sees fuel administration tonight ]
oil administrator and outlining the attitude of me adn,
which
Garfield l. lirlu1
Rc rec,utb appointed oil administrator.
1t
benefits of
shall hc
after FUN hocd OF an phases of the problem ana Of an Intelligent and
H further stated TINT the apponueh OF Mr Rcqu at hs un wac
head the person had appointed
t
of
"a
coouaug by voluntary agreement the manufacture and distribution Of
a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-14
RUSSIANS ANXIOUS
TO SECURE RELIEF
OF FOOD SHORTAGE

pETROtiRAD. Jan ~ The threat
eued food shortage Ia north Russln
promises 10 bc prevented thru thr
reconciliation or the holshcNiki ana
the Ukraine. NJ Barikoff mcmbcr ~
the Petrograd food supply commiitee
has lust returned from kiev whore he
conferred with the rlraiuian authoL,
ties. who sag they are willing now To
provide rcHograd with an unlimited
s,ippiy Of brcadstuffs on a basis of half
cash aud half merchandise,
NJ. Barikoff SAYS that tho Ukraine
guarantees to supply three billion
pounds Of bread within sixty days ana
win still have available portions Of the
1915 and 1916 crops
The bosheviki authorities also are
sending commissioners to siberia to
induce the farmers there TO release
more wheat TO PctrORrad,
sixty seven cars OF sugar arrived In
pctrograd on Thursday, insuring the
city's supply for one month.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-14
PLANT EXPLOSION
KILLS TWO FIREMEN
Kansas City, Kansas, Electric
Light Plant Is Wrecked
and City in Darkness.
TWO OTHERS FATALLY HURT
Snow Storm Adds to Suffering
of Community Served by
Kansas City Ry. Go.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Jan l3 Two
ucRu fIirmm were killed, two
probably fatally injured, and Two
white firemen lcss seriously injured.
and practically the entire electric
light and power service of the cuy
cut of this afternoon when steam
pipe in the main power plant of the
Kansas city Railways company burst
The fourteen inch pipe conveyed
steam from the battery of forty boil
ers to the steam turbines and burst at
n moment whom IL was carrying "A
comparatively light steam pressure.
at 2.45 o'clock I'm the afternoon.
At o'clock tonight the entire city
was in darkness except IN districts
supplied 10y private plants. At that
hour. however, the street railway
company had succeeded iu restoring
thirty of Us forty boilers 90 scrNicb
and street rnrs again were running IN
some of the lines and with reduced
service
The accident occurred In the midst
OF heavy suOwstorm that added IN
tie hardship ana suffering OF many
persons forced 60 ride on hastily inn
provised buses and open motor
, trucks. all the motor cars and taxi.
cabs for hire In tho city being made.
quate 10 handle tho rush.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-14
INDUSTRIES NOT USED
TO WIN WAR LOSE COAL
Fuel ADMINISTRATORS of East
ern Cities Will Decide on
Who Gets Delivery.

WASHINGTON, Jan. l3.--Curtnil-
ment OF coal to the less essential IN
dls,rics In eastern ciues as means
of relieving the fuel famine will be
begun early this woeK.
Apportionment of coal Will be LEFT
lars ely To federal fuel administrators
In the states in which supplies are
short They will work under Gen
eral instructions from Fuel Admins
traitor Garfield To supply first house
holders and next Industries produc-
ing war materials. Many Industries
whcsc products are not necessary for
waxing the war probably Will be re-
auired to shut down at least three
DAYS week until the fuel crisis Is
over.
Production Of hituminous coal In
the first week Of January returned
almost to tho level OF early December
before tho severe weather began 10
impeded operations The average
daily production was l,S4IOOO tons
according to the United states geo
logical Alrvey production Of beehive
coke amounted to 6i5,000 ions.
General improvements In working
conditions was reported from Illinois
Indiana. ohio. Pennsylvania. West
Virginia and Kentucky I'm virginia,
Alabama. Iowa. Arkansas and the
West Virginia Panhandle losses due
10 lnhor shortage Increased
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-14
4 NERICAN rs HERO
or DARING ATTACK
BY FOREIGN LEGION

PARIS. Jan. l3-In the attack
carried out last week by the for
cign legion iu the ueighborhoud Of
Flirey In which the German positions
we're penetrated to depth of hair u
mile along section Of mile, !8rcna -
der ivan Mock, ono OF the few Amcri-
cana remaining I'm the legion was
wounded severely ia tho right arm.
Amputation OF the arm probably viii
he necessary,
A llollunder. who IL fellow mem
Der OF the legion, writeg
Needless To Say, Mock fought like
IA hero All the Americans J have
! nown In the legion are extraordinary
lighters
I'renadicr Mock Ia a young engineer
from baltimore, lie was wounded
several times previously, winning the
war cross and two citations After
hcing wounded the time before last, he
attempted unsuccehsfully 10 @itcr the
american army In France
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-14
HUNS SEE AMERICAN WHEAT
AS SOLDIERS SUBSTITUTE
lirrliH Paper Declares President VIII
son Has Backed Down; For Home
Consumption

AMSTERDAM, Jan. 13-The semi
''N .lal Nord Deutsche Allegemine
F..'#uS Of Berlin publishes a report
m Washington that the United
'tlgs is sending ninety. million bush
H ut wheat to Europe and adds
his Is "A heavy blow to the en-
Hi' cause. Short of rhetorical
."1r,shes Il means that America has
'ded not 10 appear on the Euro
.1n battle field for an indefinite
me- What moved President Wilson
this change OF front which is the
"'a' important development In Am
...1n war pOlicy2"
.ih' newspaper attributes IL partly
''e achievements OF the German
iHmArines partly submarines, part
%" internal causes and especially 10
.'Nlng pacifiSm and friction with
'pHn 1t continues:
the last hope of tho entente has
''o II win inevitably cause deer
N't'sion in France whose bread
~ may be increased slightly bat
whose war-weary troops there is
1000 hope OF relief
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-14
ALL BUT ARTILLERY
HALTED BY WEATHER
Fronts in France and Belgium
Snowbound for Month;
Germans Delayed.

Winter has settled down IN earnest
over all the important war fronts aud
beyond artillery actions which are
being carried out over very limited
sections, there has been little fighting
either In the west or In tho east,
Only patrol encounters are reparted
along the British lines and artillery
action nt two points ON the French
1 front In Italy tho terrific artillery
and infantry fighting has given away
TO aerial wFifore. which, however. tho
| e is spectacular has little direct bear
Ing on tho progress OF the campaign
when confined to combats between In
diylduals or sauadrOns.
For nearly "A month now the front
In France and Belgium has been nj
most nnOwbound. Thus the long
awaited German offensive. with Sthe
heavy reinforcoments which Germany
Transferred from the Rnssian 'front.' TO
the west has been delayed for weeks,
II not possibly for months.
Prince Alexander Won Hohenl0he.
who has long held liberal Views and
was among the Geruian rcpresontr.-
iiveH at the pncifist congress In SwiU-
ernnd, expressed the belief that should
the Germans hs "A people rid Them
Nelyea OF the fixed idea that America
entered the war only for selfish and
material interests. President Wilson's
new message "cau become a way to-
ward peace"
IL is also aemI-officlally reported
from pctrograd that the bolshcvlki
have taken control Rt NovO Tcher-
kassk, capital OF the province OF the
Don Cossacks and headquarters OF
General kalcdines hetman OF the
CutSiH cks.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-14
POLITICIANS AND MILITARY
LEADERS IN MEXICO MEETING
President Cnrranzn VIII Take Part.
Iiui VIII Not Remove PacIuca
IIradutiartcrS.

MENlCO CITY, saturday, Jan ~.
Military aud political leaders are as
sem bling in Mexico city. Alfonso sill
Ter, former sub-secretary or foreign
relations. who went abroad last Feb
ruNry To- rcUrgnnizo the Mexican con
sltfitcs IN Germany and Austria, ar
rived today General Francisco Muir
gun, military commander OF the
northern district, General Salvador
hlrarndo, from Yucatnn, General
Juan Mcndenz, from Oaxnca; General
Amaron. from Durango, and Governor
Arnulfu Gonzales. from Chihuahua,
are either here or on the way,
President Carnn2a still remains nt
his headquarters AT pachuca, whence
he mnkes short trips The time Of his
return 10 the capital In uncertain.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-14
FIVE AMERICANS DECORATED
With FRENCH WAR CROSS
Ambulance Drivers Get Medals for
Bravery During the Monstair
Rattle

PARIS, Jan. I3The American
field service has Just received word
that war crosses have been awarded
by the French army Of the orient to
five members Of the section which re-
Gently returned from the balkans.
The mon are William Emerson,
Henry II. Palmer and Marqnard
walker. all Harvard students and
residents of New York Edwin H.
English of New Haven conn. Yale
studen. and jacques Magazine OF the
University OF Paris
The medals were awarded for e1V-
ageous action in removing wounded
men IN the region of Monnstlr be-
tween December 1916, and October,
1910. and especially during the period
Of heavy bonn bardment between
March and August Of last year
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-14
NEW DUTCH MINISTER WILL
HAVE NO EASY JOB AHEAD
Representing His Country in U. Z. Win
Tax His Ability As \ Ncspthuor.

AMSTERDAM. Jan. i3.-The new
Dutch minister TO the United States.
Augustus Phillips. who is soon to sail
on his misssi on, is receiving great
deal of advice and ma1y suggestions
and requests from persons and mer-
camille institutions with interests In
America.
''rhe new minister goes To confront
an orerous and somewhat thanhess
task. says Professor J. A. Nanhamel,
a legal authority, in the Amsterdam
mer Week bald. ut will tax severely
his capabilities as a negOtiatOr There
has been much hungllng In America
on account OF our clumsy and placid
diplomacy. and we are reaping the
bitter fruits OF the total neglect OF
American public opinion"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-14
CONGRESSLO0KING
TO new DIRECTOR
President and Secretary of
War Against Head for
Munition Department.
SUFFRAGE TO BE DELAYED
House Is Busily Engaged on
It's Work of Revising Huge
Appropriation Bill.

WASHINGTON Jan l3 with
virtually ali important legislation
gul in formative stages, consre
uiuns this week to keep It's commit
..cs steadily at work on the admins
ration railroad bill and other pend
NE measures and with war prepUra-
Inn Investigations
Neither senate nor house has an
IMPORTANT Legislative program for tho
week other than committee activity.
senator Lewis resolution for formal
enlargement OF the prcsidents peace
Yrroeram, however may be the We
.I,lr for extensive senate debate by
..adcrs OF both parties. ON Tuesday
,bc scnnte Will dispose OF the resolu-
non proposing to give the president
over 20 control the print paper IN
.r4try. Considerable opposition has
.,ycloped since the measure has been
.nior debate.
Indian Budget Next
In the house, work on huge appro-
.',tinn bills is proceeding rapidly
.th 1Isposal. Of the annual Indian
Midget set for Tuesday
\, move to bring up the woman
mirage constitutional amendh'h,
.urnyed hv the house during the pas'
yyrrk. rs expected for at least ior''
uIpht In tho senate although its "p'
..uncnts believing they now han'
enough votes 20 detcat ~ "to
.pr an early vote
with Secretary Bakers examination
.n the senate military committee.
..r inouiry concluded. the commit
t,c viii resume tomorrow further IN
,u,ry into the proposal to estabil {
new department of munitions, whlci
prestdent Wilson and Secretary HaNe'
nnpose Daniel willard, chairman
pernnrd Baruch and other .mempet'
If the war industries board and mem
,ers Of the council OF national defense
ulssbly including Secretary Daniels
to be examined during the week
Create MunitIon Director
,ne committee plans TO Temporarily
,.pend it's hearings this week an'
..hn up the question OF creating
rliIons director, proceeding after
..rd with investigation OF other wa
.r,timent activities,
Interstate Commerce Commissions
anderson wiltpresume his explanation
railroad legislation tomorrow be
..re the senate interstate commerc'
..mulssion and the similar hous
.lmmittee will hear railroad eN
..uttyCs
with its sugar shortage investiea
..u virtually concluded, the senat'
uufacturers committee. In pur
U.ur lts inquiry of the coal short ~
. hear Secretary Lane tomorruT
... lftcrward Francis S. Peabody
... production director OF the Coun
ul National Defense.
Inquiry into delay OF the shipbulld
program also will be continued to
HIrHN hy the senate commerce com
H... A
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-14
BERLIN ADMITS AIR RAIDERS
''fmHn ANNOUNCEMENT Attempts TO
>n"" That Attacks Resulted In Loss.

NNSFERDAM. Jan. 18.-The offi-
'erman News agency says that
.'Ntc avators made 13 air raids
' NtImany In December six on In
ia .Vlal districts OF Lorraine and
'\' mherg and seven on Frelburg
'H'n n Mannheim, Saarbrucken and
""r,orncken. Except for the inter-
Pu"us OF operations at an iron
Ns caused by the dropping Of a
.n on gas tank the results are
'''Y TO have been insignificant.
seven persons were killed and 3
IuI'd, including several French
'''''hers OF war. One OF the raiders
"tf brought down.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-14
WAITING FOR AMERICAN GRAIN
Swiss PAPERS Express disappointment
THAT u Has Not Arrived.

HERNE. Switzerland, Jan. l3.--Ac-
cordng TO recent messages received
here the first consignment OF Ameri-
can grain for Switzerland has been
forwarded and II IL awaited hero with
impationca Already some disappoint-
tnent has been expressed. Swiss news
papers stating that Germany nnd Aus
tia offered five thousand wagon
loads OF grnifp 10 break the shortage,
but that the selasa. government dc
clined the offer beeAiSke " the Ameri-
can shipment
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-14

CHICAGO Jan. ts.-Oue hundred
tbousand volunteer workers In Chit
cngo and thousands of laborefs eni-
ploypd h1.,A llroads today began the
work Of fT%nng Chicago and the mid
die west fBm the terrible storm
which swept, over this section Friday
night and Saturday. tying up truns-
portatlon facilities for "a hours ana
threatening food and fuel shortages
IN many cities
Railroads entering Chicago tonight
operated their first outgoing trains
sinca yesterday afternoon.
The city has had little milk since
yesterday and dairies reported today
hat ouly preferred deliveries 70 hos
pitais and houses where there ar"
children viii be made tomorrow.
Heading many 0f The volunteer dig
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-14
ARGENTINA WILL BALk
ON RECEIVING MISSION
Pro-German Delegation is AS
sured Cold Reception Be-
cause Of Secret Plans.

RUENOS AIRES. Jan is.--"ho
foreign office luumntes th+t tlTf Mex
iCan dele CATION. consisting largely OF
military men. ayiatols and uoWspapee
correspondents which came To Ar
senuua ostenslhly To attend the proc
uured congress 0f uouara iatin-Am-
orison nations, must have secret
mission which Is unknown even az
the foreign office II ~ said ample
notification was given ~ the post
p@nemeut Of the c3nRrosS Several ~
the MeNicnns ara openly pro-Getmans
Passengers on the ship on which
the Mtxicans came 9ny that the dele
sutes we're placed under arrest al
Bahia and were denied entrance 20
other brazilian ports, the Brazilian
authorities taking the ground that
tho mission was more German than
AeNicaD
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-14
SnllllCrs Rnrnch-

HARRISON. Miss, Jan rs PHI
Yates McVea NJ Young of Iascagoula,
and Price OF Biloxi, were burned 20
death In fire which late tonight o
stroyed the O'Ncal hotel, church
and several residences. The victims
were federalized national ruardsmen
and had been assigned hlT on recruit
ing day. The fire originated in one
OF the guest rooms OF the hotel from
a cause not yet determined The loss.
II was believed. will exceed $4,000.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-14
GRIND Rnpld. Has Fire.

GRAND RAPIDS Mich, Jan ~ --
The Hawkins block. Il six N-story office
building In the business section, was
completelyct1estroyed and two other
big buildings adjoining were being
swept by fire of undetermined origin
tonight. Almost impossible drifts of
snow impeded the flremen In their ef-
forts to control the Flames.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-14
WAR CROSS FOR LOST FLIER
Corporal Walcott of Washington
Farms Medal Which Goes 10
Ills Comrhdcs.

ON THE FRENCU FNONT, Frl-
day. Jau ll.--Among the military
decuru tons awarded today 10 airmeh
OF q famous French 'gruupe dc com,
hat" was n, war cross for Corporal
pantop,iu Stuart wnlcott of Wash
inrtop who has been missing since
December l.. The medal was re-
ceiyed on his behalf by members Of
his squadron and viii be sent 20 his
father
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-14
FIRE DESTROYS HUGE
MUNITI0N FACTORIES
Hun Plot Results in Complete
Loss of Thirty Plants En-
gagged in War Work.

INDIANAPOLIS. Jan, ~ Fire
broke out In tlsS' Industrial building
which housed thirty manufacturing
concerns tonight and destroyed the
building and adjoining property caus-
ing a loss estimated at S1,O0O.000.
Fire Chicf loucks said he believed
that the first was Of nccndiary origin.
Several Of the manufacturing com
p0nios were making machinery for
the government under war contracts,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-14
As the Neps Breaks
Suicide!

YUMA. Apil, jan 13.-Thc body
~ a man believed to bc August Matt.
German, was found b, rnuthors to-
day hanging from "A tree near GadH
den. 10 mites from here. \ deposit
stp showing "a deposit of i9I3l in "a
wallace. Idaho, bank nud tl,t65 IN
money WAS round on him An un-
signed lcttvr ON tho hddy from a
woman In l.oHt okla, asked him 20
return there An inquest hN cor.
ouers iur, at Gndsdon rendered a
verdict OF suicide.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-14
MARTIAL LAW IN COLOMBIA
Strikes and Not Political Ambitions Is
Cause for Industrial Delay.

BOGoTA. Columbia. Jan. Ia Mar
tinl law has been declared in the de-
nartments on tho Atlantic coast on
account of strikes The government
ia confident that order will 'SS re-
stored soon. The strikes have no
political significance and the re-
malnder OF the country is quiet.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-14
IIiIlc nncL Has IlrN

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. Jan. Ia
Fire destroyed practically an entire
block I'm the principal business soc
tion of North Little Rock early this
morning, causing loss estimated at
slO0,0 900. Nine retail stores we're de-
stroyed II tx believed the fire origf-
mated from a Eas jet that had been
left lighted In barber shop
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-14
Sugar Coatcd!

AMSTERDAM, Jan u RccoE
uition Of the Independence Of I'm
hand by Germany viii have important
consequence financially for finlal -
the Frankfurtor Zeltung says In Ger
man banks 62.O0O.O0O marks stands
To- Finlnnd's credit This SUM, which
was seized AT the beginning OF the
war, now will be released,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-14

PURNIS. Miss. Jan. l3--Jerome
stevens, aged 10. "A student OF Ches-
brough, La. was burned 20 death and
several other persons. including j. j,
Dawsey the principal, received se-
we're burns. when fire early today de
stroyed rhe main dormitGTy of the
Lamar county agricultural nigh
school here The origin of the fire
has not been determined AZ yet
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-14
FIFTEEN HUN BlRDMEN FALL
''tE Reports That I, Has Been Busy
week for the Filler of Entente,

Nt.ls, Jan. l3--''There was moth
To- reuort during the night except
usual cannunhding," SAYS this
l'l hoou's official statement
An addition 10 the rs German air
'h's and one captive balloon pre-
.'uNy reported as having been de-
yea between January / and Janu.
10, French pilots brought down
lhr enemyolines t2 machines which
,""piy were destroyed, altho il was
possible to confirm this"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-14

LITTLE ROCK, Jan. l3.-- Deaths
OF six privatcs were reported at the
base hospital AZ Camp Ikc last night
as follows: Charles A. Fiscus. Har-
Ion. Iowa; George T.. Patterson, La
con. Ala Alien y. Sanders. BunterS-
Vile, Ala. Halromb smith stevens,
Ark. Watre Peters Hutchinson,
MINI, and John G.. Chevelller Walt
or Ia.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-14
Aircrnr,s Active.

BERLIN Nia London). Jan 49,
"On the heights of the MeusesHnd In
the central Nosgcs there was increased
artillery firing a. times" says today y
official report There were numer-
ous encounters yesterday Six enemy
Hirships and three balloons were shot
down
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-14
Shnw MnrksmAnshln.

ROME, Jan. l3.--"There were pa
troll encounters and active artillery
fighting At various places" the war
office reports The Italian artillery
shelled enemy forces OFT sklH east OF
ITonale. British batteries made direct
hits on enemy emplncements on the
east bank OF the PiaYe, French arul-
lery was active along the middle
piavs.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-14
Story Doubted !

SEW NDKt. Jan. ia~ChnrE'd
with Violating the espionage act, a
man describing himself ns Marquis
Edmund Ruussclut Dc Caatlllut born
I'M France. 30 years old aud ciNil
vuRinrcr was arrested last night at his
homo here The prisoner wore the
uniform uf q French army lieutenant
and said ho was In tho diplomatic
service of France
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-14
lnfornnedl !

NMSTEUBAM,> Jan 13.--According
to the i.Okal Anairgcr Of R"riln q
mrotng of the crown council was 70
hc held In berlin today In when
Field Mau.hnl won Uind4nburr, Con
rrnl Won Ludeudurft and the German
crown prince were TO take part,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-14
ne Weather.

TULSA, jar. 10 -
Temperatures, maxi,
mum %, minimum 3
below zero " IN u
south
OKLAHOMA Mon
day raiu OF snow, cold
81 IN northwest por.
tion Tucsday probably
fair. colder
ARKANSAS; Mon
day rain or tu0~
warmer: TucsdHy rain,
co.dcr In west portion
EAST TEXAS Muu'
day occasional rein.
moderate southrrli
gales on the coast
Tuesday probably fair
In west, rain Ia eAsi
portion, colder "a norm
and west portions
WEST FrNAS Mon
NuN rain DT SNOW ~
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-14
Only Patrol Enrngemcnts.

LONDON. Jan. iS--' Patrol enc0uu
ters took place during the night south
east OF Armentieres, says this after
Moons official communication. "bther
wiHe there la nothing To report
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-14

NEW YDNK. Jan, 10 The UnIted
states Florida has been awarded the
american defense society cup for
making the highest score during 1877
at short range target practice for bat
tloshps. 20 Was announced tonight