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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-30
BIPARTISAN SUPPORT
NEEDED, SAYS HUGHES
Calls for National Unity and ElCC-
ion Of Republicans In New York
Rally-Wants Open Discussion.

NEW YORK, Oct. 29--Calling
for national unity after the meth.
DDS Of a republic and not a autoc-
racy' and deploring President Will
sons assumption that only the re-
turn TO congress Of democratic
majority would uphold his natiOna!
leadership, Charles E. Hughes de-
clared In an address here tonight
that bipartisan support would save
the president from the lesser dig
nifty and influence Of mere party
leadership"
Speaking at republican rally at
the Union League club, Mr.. Hughes
declared that mo bolitical party
was para mount in patriotism" and
that republicans had a right to ex-
press their political preference, Con-
tinuing, he said:
Must we republicans patriot
ically toll and give witohut seek
ing a voice in the national assem-
bly, yielding our representation to
dem ocratis, not any more worthy or
loyal, not any more sacrificing or
more intelligent. but to democrats as
such. simply because they are dem
ocrats."
After declaring that the issue was
tTdIlSttHudnl, MT. hughes tllplh- >
sized the need for complete victory
in the war. the crushing OF arbitrary
and tyrannlcal military power and
the dawn OF the now era OF peace
and Justice.
Did / not think that the repub-
lican party would, through It's rep
resentatlves. aid in the efficient con-
duct OF this war and In the settle
ment OF a righteous peace, ! should
leave the party" he asserted. 1T
lis because | believe that the repub-
lican party in an important and
necessary agency In the winning Of
It's war and establishing a Just peace
that, as republican. but not in
narrow, partisan spirit, | Join with
you in the earnest support OF the
republican candidates.
Let there be fair and open dis
cussion and free consultation and
then we can trust the future. With
the country almost equally divided
between two parties, the freest ex-
preston and choice OF representa-
tives should be welcomed.
But 1t is said that the return OF
Il republican majority will be mis-
understood abroad.
I'VE shall not be Misunderstood.
We shah support the president. not
the president of a party. not the
president OF half nation. hut as
the president OF the entire nation,
as he acts according to the genius
OF our institutions and we shall save
him from the lesser dignity and In
fluence OF mere party leadership"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-30
AMERICANS IMPROVE
MEUSE POSITIONS.

By The Associated Press.
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
NORTHW EST OF NERDCN, Oct,
29.-C9 p. M The American troops
improved their positions in the re-
gion of Aincreville and east of the
Meuse today. The artillery was very
active on both sides, the Germans
using heavy guns from various parts
OF the front, Smelling Verdun, which
now is almost daily occurrence.
Around Wavrille the Germans at
tempted a local counter-attack but
were repulsed. An officer and four
German privates we're taken prisoner.
There was fierce fighting near Bel
leu wood, which the Americans hold.
The American guns replied to the
enemy batteries around Bois
rECurey, Reville and Chaumont. The
Germans also shellcd Bantheville
and Cunel
Fires burned most Of the day in
the neig h borhood of Dun, Andre. An
drevanne and DoulcOn, which are be-
lieved TO have beer caused by am
munition bombs or shells. There are
no Indications that tho Germans are
Withdrawing
The Americans have consolidated
their positions in the Grandprc sec
CONTINUED on PAGE TEN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-30
AUSTRIA ASKS LANSING
TO INTERVENE WITH WILSON.

VIENNA, via Basel, Switzerland.
Oct. 2s.--Austria- Hungary. through
her new foreign minister. Count
Andrassy. has sent n note 10 Sec
rotary of State Lansing requesting
the secretary's Intervention with
President Wilson for an immediate
armistice on all fronts and for the
commencement Of peace negotia-
tIonH
The note says.
Immediately after having taken
direction OF the ministry OF foreign
affairs and after the dispatch of the
official answer TO your note Of Octo-
ber 10. 1918. by which you were able
to aes that we accept all the points
and principles laid down by Preui-
dent Wilson IN various declarations
are In complete accord with the et-
forts OF President Wilson to prevent
future wars and TO create n league
OF nations. we have taken prepara-
tory measures. In order that Aus
TRANS and Hungarians may be able
according 20 their own desire and
without being In any way hlndered
to make n decision as to their fu-
ture organization and to rule II.
Since the accession to power Of
Emperor King Charles his immova-
BILE purpose has been to bring an
end to the war More than ever this
IL the desire of the sovereign OF all
the Austrian Hungarian peoples who
acknowledge that their future destiny
can only be accomplished In a pacific
world by being freed from all dis
turbances, privations and sorrows of
war.
This is why | address you d.
rectly, Mr.. Secretary of State. pray
ing that you will have the goodness
TO intervene with the president OF
the United States in order that in
the interest Of humanity, as in the In
terest OF all those who live in Aus
tria Hungary, an immediate armis-
tice may be completed on all fronts
and for an overture that immediate
negotiations for peace will follow"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-30
WASHINGTON HEARS
KAROLY1 FAILS.

WASHINGTON, oct. 29.-Diplo-
matte dispatches received here today
based on various advices from Buda-
pest say Count Karolyi has failed in
his attempt TO establish an independ-
ent government in Hungary with
representatives of all the peoples be-
cause the Slav and Rumanian rep
resentatiyes refused to join. him. II
ls assumed that the Karolyi govern
ment referred to in vienna reports
through Copenhagen was set up
without the support OF the Slavs and
Rumanians
According to the Budapest dis
patches the situation there Is ex-
eremcly serious.
Peace treaties between the differ
ent nationalities Of Austria and Hun
gary and the entente powers Is con-
sidercd unavoidable.
What is reported as n gigantic
movement" has broken out. Its ma
ture Is yet only partially known, nut
n is said to he evident that the
Magyar national council has pro-
CONTINUED on PAGE TEN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-30
Army officer to
Recruit TuLsdns for
Training Camp

Tulsnns will have an opportunity
20 attend an officers training
camp pt Fremont, Cal. which
starts December I, n they can
qualify.
Mai. NJ. &. Hcyscr, 1st =. A., will
he In Tulsa today and open IA re-
Cruiting office In the Third street
part OF Hotel Tulsa, ground floor.
Applicants must have high
school education or It's equivalent.
They win take physical cHaminn-
tion here, must have u copy Of
their questionable from tho local
draft hoard and most submit lctS
tcrs Of recommendation from three
PERSONS. They must do this In per-
son today or tomorrow. Tho re-
cruiting officc will only he open
two days I'm Tulsa.
Camp Fremont II lust outside
San Diego, and II ono of tho most
delightful spots In all the world.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-30
Chandler Has Great Record
ackcd E,ccpt by Professional Politician office Seeker


Since the opponents Of Bert
Chandler have been forced to
cover on account Of their attempt
to show that the first district
congressman voted against the
espionage law (Which he did not
do, but voted for II as President
Wilson approved iU, they are
criticisinE him because he voted
against the first revenue bill.
MIR. Chandler did vote against
the revenue bill, and he has no
apologies to offer for so doing
lie voted against it because II
would have meant absolute IL
nancial ruin to every oil man In
the state OF Oklahoma ana would
have meant financial ruih to every
lead and zinc miner In the state
Claude Kitchin, democrat ma
iority leader OF the house. ana
chairman of the ways and means
committee which framed the rev
enue bill, admitted on the floor OF
the house, as the Congressional
Record will show, that the bill
was the most unscientific ever
framed, and stated that he could
not and would not recommend It's
passage further than asking other
members OF congress to do as ne
had done: Shut your eyes ana
vote"
President Wilson would have
voted against the bill had he been
a member Of congress. for in
speech delivered on May 27th, this
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-30
AIRPLANE PRODUCTION
REACHES HIGH MARK
Only Limit Now Is Facility for
Transporting MnChlncS-Idbcrty
Motors Exceed Estimates.
$500 SHIPPED TO FRANCE
official Compilation Shows Results
Since June Output IL Growing
RApldly-15O Bombcrs Finished.

WASHINGTON. oct. Produc-
tion OF American aircraft now has
reached a stage whore It IL being
limited practically only by facilities
for transporting the airplanes to
France. The production " Liberty
motors during the month OF October
reached a stage OF 900 a week. a
goal which had not been hoped for
at soonest until December.
The latest official compilations
show that since June 1 approx
mately $500 fighting airplanes OF all
descriptions have been shipped to
the American forces In France. when
II Ii realized that none OF the bellig
erents at any one time since the be-
ginning Of the war has had more
than $500 airplanes actually In serv-
Ice, the Significance OF an American
production OF $500 planes In five
months becomes apparent. These
800 planes included l5O heavy
bombers and the remainder were
planes OF all classes including OBJ
servatlon machines and day bombers.
Reports from all the production
centers show the results rapidly
growing. The American forces have
been moving so rapidly during the
last few weeks that II has been found
necessary to give up some of the
transportation space which was In
tended for airplanes TO other mate
rial but in the next few weeks
the full movement OF aircraft Is ex-
pected to he In swing again.
Az a matter OF fact. tonlghts re-
ports showed that there were more
American airplanes awaiting ship
ment at points OF embarkation than
could be loaded.
In speaking OF fighting alrplanes,
the single seated plane In which are
fought the spectacular duels of the
air Is not included. These types are
changing so rapidly that officials say
II never will be practical to build
them elsewhere than almost upon the
battlefield. All the American built
planes, however, are fighting planes.
armed and equipped to care for
themselves In duty for which they
are designed.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-30

year, he said: The present tax
laws are marrcd, moreover, by
iniquities which ough. to be
remedied. Indisputable facts, ev-
cry one, and we cannot altar or
blink at them. To state them is
argument enough"
William G.. MCAdoo, secretary OF
the treasury. would not have voted
fer the bill that Chandler voted
against, for the reason that since
its passage and actual operation
as a law. he has set /. aside, and
took the responsibility that con-
gress failed to make and abolished
the Objectionable provisions OF the
law that Chandler voted against,
and that congress passed,
Mr. Howard criticises Mr.
Chandler for his vote on the rev.
enue bill.
Let us ask Mr.. Howard, and we
shall expect an answer.
Would YOU have voted for that
bill? If you would, you would
have voted against the judgment
Of President Wilson and Secretary
McAdoo. whom you swear you sup
port, and in addition you would
have brought financial ruin TO
every independent oil nan in the
state Of oklahoma.
Let us know, Mr., Howard, how
YOU would have voted on the
revenue bill--the bill you con-
denim Mr.. Chandler for voting
against
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-30
FRENCH SENATE HEARS
CASE AGAINST CAlLLAUX

PARIS. oct. 2s.-As a high court,
the French senate today began It's
sittings for the trial OF ex-Premler
Caillaux. Deputy Louis Loustalot
and Paul Comfy. The accused per-
sons were not present as the pro-
ceedlngs are only preliminary,
The indictment against the three
prisoners was read by the state
prosecutor. The court appointed
committee of investigation to study
the enormous mass of evidence trans
mitted by the magistrates who here
tofore have been investigating the
case. The evidence Is contained in
more than 1000 documents.
When the committee has finished
its inquiry the court will resume It's
sessions. 1t is not known how long
the committee may require to look
over the evidence.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-30
SENATE EXTENDS PLANS
OF EXCESS PROFIT TAX

WASHINGTON, Oct 2a.--War eN-
cess profits taxes imposed only upon
corporations in the war revenue bill
as II passed the house were extended
by the senate finance committee to-
DAY to individuals and partnerships
IN trade or business.
Under the committees plan, indi-
Viduals and partnerships, such as
lawyers, doctors and other profes-
Aonal men, would not be subject to
the war excess profits taxes made
applicable only to those actually en-
gagged in trade or business. The
amendment. 1t was stated, will re
store estimated revenue returns from
war excess profits to about $4,000
VOO'OO0. the sum proposed in the
mouse hfl but reduced by the finance
committee revisions
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-30
Fake Calls BY NeWsies
Should Be Reported at
Earliest Possible Time

Readers OF the Tulsa World can
best protect themselves from i'm
position by overly ambitious boys
who call Extra World hut
have nothing for sale except the
regular scare head edition OF tho
evening paper. by looking at the
head lines and seeing that tho
paper offered is The World.
Complaints have been repeatedly
filed at this office during the INst
few days that sales have been
made on the Misrepresentation
Of the newsLes Whenever a boy
calls an extra" make him show
you. II there is news OF enough
importance to Justify this paper
in Issuing an edition the word
EXTRA" will appear on the up
per right hand corner in bold
type where you may see it at
glance. If 1t isn't there you are
safe in not buying the paper, as II
will merely be "A case OF an EN-
bryo merchant trying to get rid Of
an unreasonable stock. Just try
and remember two things--if
there is a verified story of i'm
portance The World will be on the
street with an extra and that pa
per will be marked istakably
Don't buy any other kind unless
you expect to get stung-and
make the boy show you. The
World is not printing fake extras
for the sake Of few extra nickleS
nor for the sake OF Initiating a
weakened circulation report. You
will confer a favor on this news
paper and assist us in our effort
to treat the public fairly by re-
porting any fake calls in the resi-
dence districts. The regular
street edition with the latest de-
vclopments in the war and other
news Of national interest is placed
on sale at p. m.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-30
PARIS Oct 20. (Havas)-The Arbeiter Zeung Of Vienna
declares that Germany and Hungary will capituate
without delay. Fh

today on Austrla's reply to Presi-
dent Wilson. says:
Austria was Obliged 10 conform
to the methods OF President Wilson.
who had successively replied to
three members Of the triple alliance.
and act apart from her allies. The
monarchy. which has formally
adopted President Wilson's line OF
action, shares his opinion. as was
shown by the emperor's manifesto
TO the peoples. which, in proclaim
ing the liberalization Of the mon
archy. exceeded President Wilson's
However. the complete, reorgan-
ization OF Austria can only be car
ried out after an armistice. II Aus
Hungary has declared herself
ready TO enter Into associations for
an armistlce and for peace. without
awaiting the result of negotiations
with other stateAs that does not nee-
easarily signify u offer OF a sepa-
rate peace. II means she Is ready
to accept separately In the interests
Of the re-establishment OF peace"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-30
GERMANS IN RUMANIA ARE
RAPIDLY LEAVING COUNTRY

WASHINGTON. oct 29.--An Off
cial dispatch from Switzerland to-
day said several hundred German Of
ficials had arrived at Vienna in the
last few days from occupied Ru-
mania and reported that not a single
German civilian remained in Buch-
Arrest.
The German military authorities In
the city are sending TO Germany as
rapidlv as possible all the stores and
materials collected by their troops.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-30
FIVE INJURED WHEN
AMBULANCE WRECKED
Patient Being Taken 10 Hospital Is
Not Injured In Crash Mt Ad-
miral and Norfolk.

Mrs. Virgins, her daughter. Laura
Virgins. aged about IS. and Law
renee Tarpon, about II years old, are
IN the Morningside hospital. as the
result OF an accident at Admiral and
Norfolk, which occurred about IL
o'clock last night A Packard twin
six car. belonging to T. l.. Taylor,
who lives at the Columbia hotel. ran
into the rear of one OF the Mowbray
ambulances, taking two of the
wheels off the ambulance and
knocking out the end OF 1t. There
was patient in the ambulance, who
was being taken to a hospital. HIS
name could not he obtained. How
ever, he Is reported uninjured. ex-
cept for the shock. The driver was
not injured.
The Packard, driven by Bill
Washington. negro, was coming
along at a high rate OF speed when
the negro saw the ambulance
standing near the curb with a flat
ire. The negro is said 10 have re-
marked:
There's big car. Watch me
pass it," and TO have put on still
more speed. One OF the boys in the
automobile with the negro and 9TH
er people told OF the accident at the
police station last night shortly
after /; happened. This boy. whose
name is Rufus Shaw, was cut pretty
severely about the head. He appar-
emily did not know the names Of the
other occupants of the car. The
negro. seemingly under the influ-
ence Of dope OF some kind, WIGS ar
rested and lodged in Jail. He does
not seem to know where nc is, and
remembers very little OF the acci-
dent.
1t was impossible last night 10 OBJ
tain the addresses OF those who are
in Morningside hospital.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-30
PULLING WANTS

World Want Ads have been
the means OF bringing success to
so many that ;he few that have
failed to profit by them should
realize that the fault may lie
with themselves and not with
the Want Ad.
To get the best results out OF
a Want Ad. 1t must be written
in the right way, the most at
tractive way. the way that will
null an answer. Let the Want
Ad be concise, but do not make
II 50 brief as TO he meaningless.
II must state fully your want
but superfluous words must be
eliminated, as they only tend to
weaken the effect. IL must he
clear, made up Of short, pithy
sentences that strike the point.
These rules. II followed, will
insure the success OF any Want
I'd and you will rarely fail to
get the result desired.
Try the World Want Columns
when in need. Phone 5000 or
COOL.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-30
Kick In On the Christmas FWd-t May Help
out in an Unexpected Way.

IAN unknown friend of the boys
wrote The World yesterday ne was
sending along check for VI Tor the
Christmas fund for Tulsa Ganks,
but he forgot to enclose the check
II the unknown friend" Will SEQ
this and recall the incident. hell
probably send II along today
But other friends--known and un-
known--didn't forget to send along
the money. The total Of tho two
funds equals the amount originally
suggested but so long AS the sum Is
under $500, The World feels that
should be accepted.
Possibly II tho fund IA large
enough the Tulsa boys In the am
bulance company and the engineer
might have enough to en-
tertaIn the French people in the vi
cinity OF their camps on Christmas
day
wouldn't II he a grand and Elo-
rious feclIn' to know that Tulsa was
kicking in on big Christmas feed
for the unfortunates OF A war
stricken section Of the French or
Belgian battle front?
wouldn't a man be pleased to
know that he was buying some
French klddo a sack Of Christmas
candy?
II the fund gets big enough, that
may happen.
The World is glad to report today
that the two funds have healthy
proportion. Here's the records;
Christmas Fund for Ambulance
Boys.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-30
HUNGARY IS INDEPENDENT
Archduke Joseph Says He Is
Commissioned by Charles
To Organize State.
KAR0LYI STARTS MOVEMENT
Proclaims Freedom of Hun
gary-Washington Hears
He Meets Failure.

PARIS. oct. 29.-(Havas.) The
executive committee OF the German
parties IN Austria has formed n pro-
visional government according to a
dispatch from Vienna. and has de-
cided to send a separate note to
President Wilson
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-30
BATTLE CONTINUES
VIGOROUSLY

ROME. Oct. 29.--The battle be-
gun on the Piave river Sunday by
Italian and allied troops is contlnu-
ing VIGOROUSLY the war office an
nounced today.
Italian troops stormed the heights
of Val Dobbiadendo They also car
ried the heights Of COlfaCto and en-
tered Susegana. Numerous guns
were captured.
French infantry assaulted Mont
Pionar and captured II.
or the prisoners taken yesterday
by the allies. more than 1000 have
reached concentration camps and
have been counted
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-30
Allies 5 Miles Past Piave;;
Americans Continue Gains
WEATHER REPORT

Tulsa, Oct. 20-MaXimum, 67;
minimum. a. north winds and clear
OKLAHOMA Wednesday fair,
colder in east portion, Thursday fair.
LOI lSlANA AND ARKANSAS:
Wednesdsy fair, colder; Thursday fair.
EAST TEXAS. Wednesday fair.
cooler except IN northwest portion
Thursday fair
WEST TEXAS: wednesday and
Thursday fair
KANSAS: Generally fair Wednes.
day and Thursday. not much change
in temperature
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-30
IMPORTANT
DECISIONS MADE.

PARIS, Oct 2e.-(Havas)-Ex-
tremely important decisions were
taken at the meeting OF the crown
council held under the presidency OF
Emperor William at Berlin on Sat
urday. says dispatch from Zurich
to 10 Journal,
The greatest agitation prevails In
the reichstag where groups OF depu-
ties. the message adds, are sitting
continuously.
Considerable nervousness. II 10
said, prevails In German military
circles as result Of the decisions
reached at the crown council The
German government, II Ia declared.
ls determined 10 resort to extreme
measures.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-30
Eagle I Is Put Into
Commission at Detroit

>, WASHINGTON. oct. 29.-The
haE le /, first OF the new type sub
marine patrol vessels ordered by the
navy, was put in commission yes
erday at Detroit. 1t was announced
Today and will be sent immediate
~ to the Atlantic coast. Several
OF the boats probably will be ready
N Time to get out before winter
closes the inland waterways.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-30

Count Michael Karolyi is president
OF the Hungarian independent party
and has long been an opponent OF the
government of Count Tisza on Octo-
bcr 20 he submitted a motion in the
Hungarian house OF lords for the
disunion of Hungary from Austria.
Count Karolyi has appealed to
Austria Hungary to make peace since
December. 1915. on several oc-
casions he has demanded in the Hun
garian parliament that Hungary
make peace.
Last February Count Karolyi was
accused OF high treason by his
cousin. The Hungarian ministry has
never taken action on the charge.
Shortly before the outbreak Of the
war Count Karolyi was lecturing In
the United states. He sailed for Eu-
rope late in July and was detained
at bordeaux for several months
finally being allowed to return home.