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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-06

Mrs. Washington Hooks has called
the church ladies' together for mex,
Monday afternoon. as she has some.
thing 10, tell them. -.-.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-06

Permanent Investment.
81 thinl, the boss wants TO retain
me- declared the blonde stenog.
Bought you some flowers?"
Bought me a dictionary"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-23
Tulsa Merchant wiz
Build A pdrtments TO
House His Employees

Tulsa merchants are having
trouble keeping efficient help ON
rccount OF the prevailing high
rentals
NJ. G. Hale. hardware merchant
viii solve the difficulty so Tar as
hir store g CONFIRMED by building
apartments and renting them 20
employees nj price equal 10 those
which should prevail IN normal
times. Mr Hale is believed 20 be
the first Tulsa merchant 20 adopt
this policy
Ia addition 10 providing suit
able rental properties 10 house
them. however Mr. Hale has de-
cided 60 make the majority ~ his
employees stockholders IN his busi-
moss thus giving them an oppor-
unity 60 develop their ohiiit'ea
as buslncEs men and assure their
future MS citizens of-the greatest
city Ia the southwesi
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-23
UNITED STATES MUST
DO WITHOUT WHEAT
Allies Must Have Itntirc supply for
Nc,t SiNty DAYS or Nrmlcs
VIII Iic Defeated. ~
HOOVER ISSUES WARNING
shipping H. Growing shorter aud
Sloi1"r as supplies IN
i.urppc Dwindlc

PHILADELPHIA. Fob. 22 AS a
war necessity. the poople must large
~ refrain from eating wheat flour
FOR tho next sixty days possibly for
a longer period This statement was
made today on the authority Of Hcr.
bert & Hoover federal food admins
TRAITOR, by Howard Heinz. hdmiuistrh-
tor for Pennsylvania. speaking be
fore an audience Of newspaper man
ayers A telegram WIS read from
Mr. Hoover which made II plain that
this country must Immediately send
food To the allies or lose the war. II
n II not necessary. ~ means hut
one thing. catastrophe" declared Mr..
Hoover
Tho telegram from the food ad
miniTtrntor follows;
The food situation OF the allies
grows more critical every week. Their
own short crops coupled with ever
increasing shortage of shipping
which limits importations more and
more to food from the nearest mar
kets. makes the responsibility of
America IN the provision OF food for
the allies even greater All our of-
forts mNfst be rcdoublcd To- meet tho
absolute neressitiea ~ our associates
In tho war during the months to pass
before the next harvest Unless We
do meet them the war cannot go on.
- appeal. therefore. with renewed
earneainess 20 the people ~ pennKyl %
Nania aud 10 our people al over tho
land to give their support 20 the at
'Gmptb ~ the food administration
TO Boive this food problem. Every
measure adopted has for It's first aim
the winning OF the war The latest
measure respecting 70 the purchases
and use Of wheat flour by food man
utacturers. bakers wholesalers and
retailers has bcon adopted only after
much thot, and because IL Ia the only
way by which the necessary wheat
saving Gun be effected II is only
by the help Of all the people and
their whole hearted acceptance and
support of the measures adopted by
the food administration that the sit
uatiun can be met without this help
the food cannot he sent n II Is not
sent. Il means hut one thing defeat
Of our armies"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-23
WORLDWIDE UNITY IS
SPIRIT OF THE TIMES
War l. Morni Crusndr--~Not u Ter
rit0rini sluabbic. Declares
Minister.

FANsAs CITY, Mo. Feb 90 In
trrnatonnl solidarity W. the W,yuota
uf the spirit ~ 1918. said pr Ogorn
= Davis. president of Chicago Thco-
logical seminary, In ,he course " a
patriotic address that was ono OF
Neral featuring thS Mhshh gton
hit thdav program of the Llymcn'a
Missionary convention being he'd
here Director Davis summarlzcd
the spirit ~ 20 ns colonial indcpon-
dsnce dnd the apirit OF 'GI as ma.
uonal unity, holding that the idea
behind the present war IL the great
est of all
we arc coming TO understand
'lai Washington said one iAn.s and
iAnColn another, but that " lson
summed them all up" he SAID. "Our
bow are going across tho OCEAN ~
,he name of humanity. This war ~
n moral and religious crusade II Ia
not longer an econcmic or terri
torlal ssuabbie II Ia a bigger thins
than William Hohenzollern dreamed
II was going TO be whom he started
out"
Church unity will be one Of the
results of the war. he believed.
The four thousahd delegates and
many visitors az todhy'a ressions OF
iha convention Joined In war sonsa
under the leadership OF Ernest w,
katzser, who has served as song
leader IN French cau.os and Ameri-
can cAntonments
Civll war veterans IN uniform were
given places OF honor on the plat
D.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-23
Strange Poisoning May
only BE Cases Of Grip

PEORIA. III. Feb. with be
tween $500 and three thousand
roorlans suffering from strange
stomach and bowel maiadY. the VII
lagc NJ Washington Tazcwcll cuin.
y. today reported the same epidemic
had broke out Acre. Washington
IN ~ miles from Peoria and does not
usc Peoria water 10 which some
had attributed tho origin of the
trouble
Or George Parker. city commits
s.ouor Of health. declared his belief
toi irht that tho whole epidemic was
nvr=ly widespread grip infection
aud that II would cease with u
warmer wCplhCr
Three Representatives OF the state
department OF health arrived this
afternoons 10 investigate the stua
ton.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-23
a-r7 -s--a
TROOPS FROM TRAVIS
PARADE SAN ANTONIO
Boys uf Oklahoma In Great MnltarS-
Review In Honor OF WASH
lngtOn.

SAN ANTONIO. Texas, FEB. 22.-
Twenty thousand men who six
months ago were farmers. mcchln.
les. clerks and laborers. participated
In the parade which was the first At.
tgupi OF the aOth diylsion officials
TO show civilians what has been nc-
Cumpl.shcd In training the new
army. seven miles from camp Travis
10 the downtown district we're Cow
cred by the marching men in an hour
and ffty minutes and then two miles
OF downtown streets were trnve grrl.
Comment was made In the crowds
lining the streets on the mems mil
itary appearance and the fact that
every marcher's equipment was COM
plete The goth division n composed
uf Texans and Oklhhomnns and has
a large number Of Indians and Mex
lean Americans In It's various rest
menu. Hs well az representatives. or
nearly every nationality. Brig Cen
erni W. II Johnston, actlug com
mandcr Of the division, reviewed the
mon and an interesting feature q
the review was tho presence ~ a
stcnogrnphcr ~ the generals side
who recorded criticism and comment
on each regiment as II passed
Two complete infantry hrign les
com lsc,scd the Erentcr pact ~ The
men hu Thll other hrlYchcs ~ tho
gervIce were represented A crowd
estimated AZ one hundred thousand
chcersd the mnrchcrs who after
paqslng tho relieving stand, rn-
turned To- Camp Travis and wore
given q holiday for the remainder
of the day
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-23
Coal Needs
Require quick Help
From United States

ROME. rrb 20 ln'wIurI.
tons in the ,dpmbcr ut lauutag
Thursday rrTaidlnE the question
ot Duul hck of which To- ,uHprus
iialN's trourpoI lauou facilities 10
Wns shown hui mo- American yurl
~ expected tu ho imported iu View
~ the 'Arr1urcmcnt tN 'hr rns
i.Hh government only 'uo tr|tl
the necessary Cunl supply iH lr.
riNiug lu this country and 'u,Hun.
llNcs are being ruined hN huru.Us
Cliukrr ruUl
nhs- America ugts Go r"'l,N"
tho situation 10 viii eventually Nu
Impossible to distribute food sup.
plies thru iblr nr ururorly wuIl
mines ~ WAS declared War Indus
tries also fpur "a SHORTAGE ct conl
II was pointed out that the prrgcnf
situation requires action aud not
discussion
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-23
American Business Men Are
Firmly Behind War Declared
At National Security League

closit-g down Industries 10 releass
ships@ @carryinE food to our soldiers
over the sea there WAS an immCdi.
rtc protest that It would cost bust.
ness large sum. Greed hus heE0t-
ton greed Tho queEuon is now, are
We going 10 live on the blood Of our
hoys because We are thinking OF our
dollurs7"
America Must Harden.
Service. sacrifice, THRIFT consul
intion. stable finance aud prepared
ness NUT typity the American pep-
rlc. America tas been raised soft
and will havG 20 harden Six
monthr from now Il Will bo "a
changed nation"
President Harry Pratt Judson OF
the University of r.-gngo, who pre-
sided over the morning session, said
,hnt ~ h our mission 70 odumic tho
world to tho high ideals and stan
dSrds that belong 60 the United
Statts.'
Loud applause grcted the asser-
ton hy Louis n llammorllng of
sew york president of tle Foreign
Languages Newspaper association,
that Tho foreign language pape = os
America are behind the government
Every Newspaper printed ia FOR
eign language that has not taEen a
pR'riouc attitude has been put out
y business" he said
Universal Trimming Urged
uRlycrsal military training WAS
urged by John M Parker of Louis
lana. Progressive candidate for
president iu 1910 He caljod attcu
ton tu the large number 81 canton
mouts that would be scattered
throughout the country wh1n the
war Ia over and sall that MO better
use could hc made ~ them than TO
provide compulsory military train
my for youths between The ages Of
~ 0ud a..
Charles J.. Iathrop pack. pres's
dent ~ the national war garden
commission, strongly indursei the
dayNght saving bhl putting "a big
push hch.nds homo producers"
saturdays meeting VIII open with
am address Bog Hr Eugene pasvn-
port ~ che uilDois college of Azri-
culture othcr ,Yeakcrs viii be
Waiter camp samu" luull chair
mon ~ tho state council OF defense
geN ~ t. Harding of Iowa aad
cambridge colby ot the United
states shipping board.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-23
Deaths From Ariut,op
Are Considered L0D

WAgH1NGTON, Feb. 90. -- Al
th,urh 'hrro have been 81 f6,alltier
Dt ARM aylauon training camps IN
tins country the death records wera
described tonight by Secretary
Baker ns remarkably low slnca
last June he uointed out. student
aywtiors have flown more than ona
hundred thousand miles Records
uf tho war department show that
ton officers and 20 cadets wore
kllrd ON trimming flights and that
~ men lost their lives In unau.
tborl2od flights ana IN ground acct
dents
Taking into account" said the
Arcrplpgv "tnc ordinary hazards O.,
their ... IpaNOu the Developments
.uf comparatively now art and th1
ratio of accidents in everyday fielal
ug rudeayat. o. & frlt thst the fatality
record among Americas student
ulIufors Will compare favorahly with
i01sc ~ other countries and while
o,5ue easing is not souaglng,r
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-23

CHICAGO, Feb. %. - Germany
made vital mistake when she
thought American arms would be
ineffective hecsuse American busi-
urAeN men would not support the
" .1-~ Waddul CatChingu OF New
: ork. chairman of the war service
committee Of the United 7StatoH
chamber of commerce. told mem
hcrs OF tho National security League
at todny's session ot the national
Service congress here.
"Buaiucfa men are giving their
fbll support by deed ns woll M by
word" he said They have sup
ported the government In ievyinE
htgh taxes the income tax. the
graduated excess profits tax ana the
num,rOuH excise taxes They have
seen tho need ~ price ,ruutrol ana
have given their united support to
Il
The sons or business men are
AT tho front. tho fathers seek the
opportunity ~ also serving their
country. n the material resources
and Industrial energy ~ The coun-
nv are td bo uNd 20 the extent ncc-
cssnry 10 pi~r our soldiers what they
need. our trained men ~ great nt-
fhlrs must be chlled upon TO assist
m formulating the great program
ana IN reaching tho great de-
CsOnF."
Three Thousand Present.
Mr Catching' address WAS made
before three thouagud persons as
rrmulcd from every part Uf tho
country 10 participate Ia the thre"
dayH' Df movtIngs ffik address fol-
lowed thai of chief Justice John
" tnsIow ~ the Wisconsin supreme
court who discussed the overthrow
Of International law and what %
mruns to the world Judge Wins
low -up lfIei l3 different violations
Of International law boy the GcruauH
uv cling particularly un the Invasion
uf Belgium. which hc termed a two.
f1id violation because 10 ahroEaieh
r,ates az wciI ap BeiEium'E neu-
tralIty.
'Nnimlu ot Sew York was pnai-
rorcl uuNl tomorrow to permit the
executive 10 speak ai pog--t
llH1 J.. laynar Wuhur l'urr OF
Leland stanford uulyerH'. dryricd
tuo IiHcuaslun ot dollars %hen
human blood s hc.us Fpuui
when Doctor garfield ISSUED his
urdor, which trBed the NECESSITY Of
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-23
Allied ABiatOrs Bomb
Enemy TO,Dn in Austria

BUCIIs, Switzerland, Feb. "a
FIVE entente allied airmon flying
over the Julian Alps "Wednesday att
ernoon, found that tho town of lnnso
bruck. Austrian Tyrol was not rro-
tectcd by anti-aircraft guns. The air
men thereupon swooped down to
within three hundred yards OF the
ground, picked out targets and co.
,piously bombed theni, including the
railroad station, barracks and two
new munitions factories.
Soldiers, and civilians we're sur-
prlsed aud boing unlrs&lst1mTd TO
an air raid rushed Into She streets
aud many were killed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-23
Morc r.omnlnc a.. lnnnh.

CHICAGO Fob GA iozcn
cases of supposed p'omaiue poison
similar To those found In reorla wire
found today By Health Gpmmlssiun"r
Il hprtson.
Mr. Robertson tonight aid h.
fenr"d widespread opthrcaN but had
faneu preventive steps
t.urF" consumption Of cold gtnr-
-, food especially poulIy was adj
tarcrd hy MI Robertson at t pos
rjblo cause ~ the trouble 1utJ h"ro
and 10 HcOrlh.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-23
Student AUidt0rs Head
Washington Day Parade

DALLAS, Texas. Feb. s2--Headed
by one Thousand aviator cadets from
blch Field. thousands " Dallas
school children. ranging from kin
doIgarten tots 20 high school boys
aud girls. marched here today, na
the feature % the Washington birth
day program The parade also
the close OF campaign of
the DALLAS county junior Red Cross
Dallas He'd Cross chapter. More
tdhn twenty thousand juniors were
Cni oiled during the wcpkH cam
pniRn. n was announced.
The parade was reviewed by Mat
L u steoter commander OF Dick
FlUld, and his staff.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-23
Germany Soon to Get
Supplies From Ukraine

AMsTERDAM. Feb. 22.--Advices
received here from Berlin yesterday
snio that II was announced In the
joint meeting ot the reichstat that
II was planned to RESUME shipping In
tho Black sea after the mines have
been cleared away The plan ls TO
rxi,dite shipments 10 Germany
from the Ukraine. Germany to sup
plv agricultural machinery and
implements In return for grain.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-23
Measure Provides for Control
Eighteen Months After
Peace Is Declared.
OPERATING FUND INCLUDED
Appropriation of Five Hun
drcd Million and Short
Lines" Embodied.
AWAITS ACTION IN HOUSE


WASHINGTON. Feb 2s-The
administration hll providing Tor
Government control Of railroads uu-
IN eighteen months after the war.
lncludiuE many short ltncV' ana
upuyoprlhtlug "a revolving fund uf
iHuu u.u0u 600 for federal operation,
was passed today boy the senate with
uut roll call. aud now awaits &c.
liun in the house where II is under
debate. Both senate and house
worked thru todayS holiday 10 eN-
prdite the legislation General de
bate Waa concluded today M the
house and arrangements made To
consider amendments tomorrow un-
der q nvc- minute debate rule win
final action early next week. nif-
fercnces between senate ana hous"
drafts thcn viii be adjusted In CON
terence.
Neither un nnal passage nor on
numerous roll 'alls today In the
senate WAS there any record OF sen
timcut on the hill az whole The
agreement uf the senate interstate
commerce committee In which tho
Dompromisr draft WAS brought Ia
prccludeu important revision The
only amendment radically changing
the compruquise dIaft provided for
inclusion of short line railroads
In federal control and benefits
Provisions Retained.
Provisions OF the committee COM
premise, fixing the compensation Of
rotlronls to the three year baHia,
providing the $500, coo, 900 revolving
fund appropriation. authorized the
president TO initiate rates subject Ia
interstate commerce commission
veto md limit government control
10 eighteen months after the war.
An were retained by the sCnate.
Amendments TO reduce the period
Of control after peace failed ono
by senator Lodge bf Massachusetts
Ia make the time limit six months
instead Of eighteen months. was de
fcatcd. ~ to 9S, and another by
Senator King of Utah 20 make the
period twtlve months likewise was
CONTINUED oN PAGE MIMI
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-23
Drafted Men at Camp Lewis
Had Bargaincd to Shoot
Officers in Back.
TO BETRAY ENTIRE FORCE
Scheme Included Dclivcrancc
Of Organization Into
German Hands.
RlNGLE LEADERS ARE ARRESTED
-Four Held for Court Martial (;
Firing Squad May BE
Punishment.

CAMP LEWIS TACOMA. wash.
fcu. % -Four national army sol
dicrs are held In tho guard house
today awaiting presidential war
rant from Washington which WIN
mean their intcrumrut rs enemy
aliens who plotted not only 20 shoot
their officers the first time thsy got
into action IN Europe but also 10
deliver an th6 American soldiers In
their organization into the German
army
Names of tho mon under arrest
have been withheld hy the Judge al
Nocato pending receipt OF ad,ic,H
from Washington
a general cleanup ~ enemy aliens
at Camp Lewis In In fun Awtng, orr.
GERS said today Thirty fouI were
discharged from the service Alto
gather about two hundred men have
been woeded out ot tho ranks of the
slst division and, tho work y not yet
completed The internmrnt OF pros
ecutiou Of those discharged today
rests with the federal ciyil authoti-
ties
wASftNGTON. Feb. 2g--Offloers
Of Tho Judge advocate generals Of
flee sad today that any national
army soldiers charged with plotting
treason would he tried by military
cOurt-mnrtipl and II found guilty
would be liable to tho dean penal
" No report on the arrests ~ camp
Lewis had reached the Judge advo-
cate general
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-23
WARNS AGAINST DELAYS
Failure Of lnsidious Propa-
canda Is Bitterest Disap-
pointment to Huns.
G0MPERS SHOWS THE WAY
Dont Talk Peace With Enemy
Until Autocracy Is
Smashed, Says Leader.

.r of iAr "fItuous belief that the
labor uf the United states could
Ia .4mUripd by "insdpua prupa-
yrHa Secretary of Navy llmrla
ds.hruI IN an address hare tonight.
sla.Ernr with Samuel GomUcgs
A.. patriotic mass meeting arranged
N the American alliance tot hI or
aa8 democracy MIR Daniels predict
A labor viii not sworNe from the
4 r3roue ideals which have actuatri
n Z 'm far and that when the WAY is
over 90 VIII have won iynIwn light
make no appeal ,oflob,r as a
class he said. "hut tqnigh' speak
n mon 0f labor orgnr il1t.uus be-
cause they arcrH mighty fore" Ia our
national .l'e and are tntiur the lead
in patriotic contribution of This hpl.
Hpy I0 the metropolis Indeed the
DIS for appeal 10 ant red cd
AueriHoo h1S passed.
MI Are serving country.
We have heJn warmed hv Great
Rrmu not to follow tts mistake OF
seaii0g munitions workers and ship
hu. ders into the field, but To conr.
sel them that the nation needs them
mua 20 fashion munitions and 20
hasten the production Of ships,
| f'y tribute alike tonight TO the men.
Nno tn the biting cold have driven
| n.'s hprrying needed ships ard
! tGr men. who knee deep In mud In
IFanc,, Withstand. onslaught Of the
iiuns and the men on -avv sh,u3
giving ihcir lives 10 abate the sub
marine menace They are all aliAc.
serving their country and entitled
70 rs gratitude.
The need OF tho hour IL ships.
NJ The hammer that strikes a rit't
everywhere is effective Not only
n fhIs ior tho navy. but ships for tho
"A merchant marine. our soldiers must
lu across the sea. supplies must 60
r.ih 'hom and 60 those nations fight
~ side by side with us against tho
inperal German government must
E.Af sent food that : absolutely vial
~ the maintenance Of thcu military
4 uitngth.
sps,a. TO The World
Delay Is Trcnchery.
Every man who fires one shot at
4 ule tnepy when he might u5o ma
4 chine rgn every man who fats to
BE- gn lhp firing line when the need
I .s 'or'N and every man who drives
4 ono rtet when he might drive two
4 is Benedict Arnold IN his heart
and In his soul for stacking. delaying
Grl suIen Indifference. ia a 'rs,cnrry
that may cost th, ne OF our broth
ets and other sons
IN tbe f,ctory vbcr. GUNS p,c
moulded and munitions male in The
sh'rs whore clothes aro cut and
.l'p'a in the forest whero stands
I ,h' virgin timber for our ships and
y planes there as wen as IN France.
mere are the to'tlcflelds where the
N'fkew or America must prove
n aVnso'es heroes or stand shamed
\ pg4rc 'he world as traitors.
q ir' no man forget that he must
Y lnc VIII jhc children who viii qWes-
a ua0 him In future vonrs how
Il Nill hc answer himself. how viii he
answer hn SONS N no can only CON
i less The uerclct and cownrJice IN an
\ hanr N trnl
Il "Neycr hcfore {, tho hlstor, Of
II OF war l."e, Ns'N, 'l' '"e 'N. ~
n ts-sf,ltr ", iV'ruuu esh'''s. ~
q l.a ftr a. w ,n'S n"S wilrn y nv,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-23

WASHlNGTON, Feb %. The
soratc tonight adjourned until Mon
day Leaders plan then TO bogin
~ Fri, on the biusproposine creation
~ war financial corporation to aid
3,l Jstry.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-23

\ railroad administration state
mtnt without referring TO Hooyor's
Geciu ION that the domestic. and
allied food situauona can bc solved
only by loading eight million bushels
~ grain dny for tho next sixty
days, explained hat already SIX mil
lion bushels Of grain are being
lJa led daily and cN.n better loading
IS IN prospect. tnCE Cmily 1t was
declared that practically the grain
being offered - mrWcrs pud local
elevators wis being hauled hy the
rulroads under general priority
orders Tor foodstuffs, particularly
fer grain In tho west II was sug-
gtsted that farmers might not hc
nmginR their grain to market az
'sfst ns they should llailroad Of
urN,is also called attention 10 the
fact that potato growers lRst faI
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