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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-19
CHICAGO INCREASES
LEAD OVER NEW YORK
Boston Refuses to Hc Unsratcd
and Maintains Lead over
Cleveland.
WASHINGTON TEAM IS GAME
Browns Pail In Winning streak ard
Drop One 10 Team FROM
the Potomac

NEW YORK. Aug is-Ch.cago
Increased ~ lead over Now York ln
tho National league TO eight games
last week. while 100 the American
league, Boston detained .H lead OF
three 6amos over Cleveland
The New YORK Giants. who lost
threo straight games, each boy one
run. 10 Cincinnati. VIII H1yo lo do.
feat Pittsburgh and Chicago tha
week TO cut down tho Cuus' lead TU,
Boston Americans, who defeated
Cleveland Saturday In The nrat game
OF critical series. VIII hlyr us their
opponents this WerE si Iuua which
~ pay ing excellent bah while tlgye-
@nd ana Washington Will each try
10 put the other out II tho race The
browns, who are making strong bad
Tor fourth place. lost iJ WasuinE.on on
today hricr winning iIsv straight
IN The NauonI, league. tW,tgu
broke even in six games with lltfs.
huIgh ana blukpd ThuJiDIuut.
INl'o SATURDAY vaughn Hendrix
Tyler participated Iu three successive
bhutout Victories chicago won one
game ot todlys double header
against Boston
New York made ~ fourteen
straight from boston this season.
with "a double header victory. Iuts.
day, bg with kaur bon the uutnrld.
failed against Cincinnati Tho Reds
took three out OF five with st. Louis.
Pittsburgh Spllt four games with
bfooklyn, which had won three
straight from Phiadelphu. Th,
Quukers lost seven straight. includ .ug
todly's double defeat by st. Louis
81 Louis took the odd game In thr,o
from Boston, Mayer OF Pittsburgh
lost TO Brooklyn, his first defeat
atler eight straight Victories CluDiu-
nau won seven straight including toe
days two games with Brooklyn.
The weeks record IN each league
OF games played, won and lost. with
runs, hits, errors. men left ON bases
and runs scored by opponents. in
cluding games, OF Saturday. August
IL, is as follows
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-19
BRITISH GAIN IN
ARM MENTlERES
coNrNrrn rRnn rAaE ~

So N'F 0H"'A a avn "
pressed on and gained more ground.
Notwithstanding a heavy bonn lard
ment by the enemy
Over a front % four miles he
tweon haiileul and NtsuN Herquin
on tho i.yu sector tho British have
forced back the Germans 90 a dsptn
ranging from 1000 o. 1000 Yards.
taxing In the mausuyrr the village
OF Outterutsen and 600 przoucta a
little TO the south. along the Lys
river. near Meryillc, the Hritiah also
have advanced their line. and s,ill
further south. between Arraa and
Albert, the Germans have been re-
llovod. under pressure of further
terrain near Hucquoy
While as whole tho German line
between the SOmme and the ulse
rivers is still holding. notwithstand -
Ing tho terrific pounding IL Ia re-.
celving from tho allied guna. tho
british have drawn nearer tho road
leading from Chaulnes 20 Roye. be
tween Chilly and Fransrt. placing
Roye In greater jeopardy by attack
from the north At the same time
to tho south OF Voyo. over tho four
mile front between hoauvulgucB
and CRnny sur MatE, a violent urul.
lcry duel is raging bctwu,n the
French and Germans. II ~ iu th4a
region that the French are end eavur
ins-and In their initial efforts they
have met with conuidorblo success
20 carry forward their two-tnld
purpose of outflanking both Rove
ana laHsiEny by drive eastward iu
tho direction OF tho road leading
southeaHtward from Hoyu 10 Noy0u
Along tho Neslo river front where
the Americans and French arc hold.
Ing the llne against the Germans
there has been considerable recipro.
cal artillery shclling but with the
weight ot gun power ANA of shells
resting with tho allied troops They
gave tho enemy two shells for ono
An indication that the German uur
Immediately In front of the French
and Americans is thiny held. is tho
fact that tho American patrols al Nn-
rous points have penetrated SECTORS
60 tho cnemy'H barhcd wire pntrcnuh.
menls without cncuuntering Untun-
trymen,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-19
VICTORIA 4 FINE
ENTERTAINERS
Splendid Vaudeville Bill at
Empress; Every Act Is
a Good One.

Those who love good singing wiz
find The victoria -Four headilnofr
on the new program Thar opened AZ
the Emrr.H yesterday, one OF the
boot quartDitrs that hHs been hoard
In Tulsa in 10 long time Tho yoleos
arc exceptionally good ~ adequate
rang" and sweetness. and every mum
her iB gums with harmony and ~.
feet that produced only Boy trained
singers The quurfctte is composed
~ youn6 men who appear iu eve.
uirE drcr". hby sprinkle their Sc
leCfl0Ds with some excellent comedy
that is catchy ana original one Of
tho host NJ their stunts AZ fun MAX
INK is rullicking burlcsquc on tho
ScAietto from Lucia"
sunday audiences were 40 delight
81 that they brought tho qunrtetto
back time and again
Another unusually pleasing mum
her sa is tho eccentric dancing OF
Dtoyer a Dreycf#n young man and
q young woman. who exhibit mar.
vcloua grace and are fun of pen and
whirling action, which is accelerated
by an occasional scrubatic surprise
Thoy arc big time entertainers and
scored "a success
Tho famous kaHting Kays orented
genuine sensation with their mrllI.
ing performance on tho bars Thcv
pitch each other through space with
tho most startling abandon This not
is unoNoelled In vaudeville ana 40
It's the last on the program Empress
patrons should hka this hint and
stay Tor H. It's one Of tho show d
big features.
Abbott q Mills hnvo romedv
singing ana talking act. called "uia
birthday" which proyokos "a lot OF
laughs and Brown a CarstonA. ~
part Iylophonists. give tho program
a fine start with their clever enccu-
tion OF ragtipo numbers and popu-
lar airs.
The latest official United statos
War Film introduces the bill.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-19

large program Of expansion for tho
work iu France
ln England too. the Is uf G. are
erecting buildings ut London. Liver
HHHl Winchester. Romscy and
H.HhaWpton A X. OF G. club Is
" iI.i swing in the EdgsWare road.
london, and Cardinal Bourne do
mated space In the grounds OF West
minister cathedral. London. for Is.
uf g. building.
Tho plan now ia operation IN
France is 90 have "A central X. ~ c.
D.. .iguIrters in each large village
n.HnI the American lines. and
branch service quarters rudiatinc
through the smaller villages to tho
front .nrs This viii require a large
corps of secretaries and tho report
Zoo ho made 60 tho IS of G. commit
inn ou Wat activities by Dr McGraw
buckley and Mr McGraw Will. IL ls
reported largely stimulate recruiting
for Is. uf q work overseas
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-19
American Casualties
Show Marked Decrease

WASUNGTON. August lE Gas.
uhItnF 900 tho UuItod states overseas
forces announced hy tho war and
navy departments during tho week
ending today numbered 1865 COM
pared with t.9l6 for the previous
week Total casualties announced
N date number 2t.ttT. including $40
In todRys army Hgt Total army
casualties number 1S.TO7. the marine
corps lists total AGO
Total deaths including the Killed
In action. deaths from wounds. dis
eases. accident and other causes
since the United States forces land
% IN France number s.I35. incul.
Ink gpl soldiers lost 40 sea. OF that
number 1896 wero OF tho army and
E91 ~ tho marine corps
The wounded 90 date number IT,
Gih. .uf which p.7s5 arc % tho army
and 1.SJO Of the marine corps
Men missing in action and pris-
oncrs in tho hands Of the enemy
number 1.1l9, of which 1926 are of
the army and % OF tho marine
corps
Tho summary of tho army casual
~ ustH TO date including today s
follows
Killed in action. 3.e29,
Died as.r wounds. l1sp.
Died of disease. 1850
Ssa
Wounded in action. 0,TS5.
Missing in action NuclujinE pris-
uncrsl 1885
Total to date lsTog
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-19
TO TRAIN AvlATORS IN
ART OF KILLING HUNS

WASHINGTON, Aug lS-An iu-
crease In facilities for training mills
tnry avators In this country in gun
merry VI INTENDED by the division ~
military Reronautics OF tho war de.
partment and large areas OF land
have been leased near flying fields
Tor target practice
AZ Fort worth Texas, ten thou
sand acreB have been secured in one
tract for tho use of flIcrs on tho
three adjacent folds. while near
IAEolhurst field. az Mincola. Long
Island. $50 acres in one block has
been taken over and tho tract named
lMfhcrry field
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-19

Nv The Asaorutri Press
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
IN FRANCE. August IA cor
poroI in an American front line rrFi-
mont TO which A. was assigned aH
"a sniper has made n record by &C
counting FOR six men within the last
three days. Among them was 81
German snipcr, who had given the
Americans much trouble. The cor
poral brought him down by daring
ly crawling out toward a tree in
which hc was located.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-19
REUNION PLAY TO Be
GRAND SPECTACLE
Cast. Tor Most Part, Has aeen
Chosen Prom Among Talent Of
Tulsa hecond Night HeuniOn,

"The old and Now South "Sthc
great dramatic spectacle ta be given
400 Convention hail September 90. the
second night n tho Confederate ro.
union for tho spcial benefit NJ the
veterans ana their wives. Will De The
first thing ot itH Kind over attempt
ch az reunion Gen. Nathan D.
Forrest stiNrs that ho has long bad
th'h proHenihti0n boo miud ana that
ne should choose Tulsa uH thr plu,c
To give ~ Is especially gratifying
The cast Co include ibO uf IuIsH'H
best talent. viii BE- chosen with muaf
explicit palms ana discriminating
care, Tho committee has pHIFuri
h few parts hut are not ready tn an.
nounCo any of thr cast General
Forrest says that 'hcro viii boo 400
prlnriphl or leads ana be huurs that
hI those taking part viii du Hu with
me purpose ~ giving pleasure l1 tho
veterans rather than from any self.
ION d"aire 90 appear iu public
rrc-War Socncs
An old plantation homo will boo
the settling Tor the first s.Uur anH
a., n hons. ,,,tg It..l.,g ,t.I. .'....
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-19
M'GRAW LUNCHES
With GENERAL


'"''IN'hh PROM PAGE uNt
Tho rrtlru French army. ard u..
Urr.u. Too ana r.rr,a..H .,,..r ...
s4a.rra- ny .rr msr. and ,r. i....
mans lr. certainty aware uf U Tr,
American bows have raised u.
morale uf the allied forces O. dino.
highest rH.ui"
Visited General pcr.hinr
Ns N.GhR and Doctor H.ut..s
vpro MIA, a...r4,J . t,.g f..... ..
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also s'W Woo Admiral, Sims and
Generals Iuss and UH1Te and Am-
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-19
Casing for sale

Ten per cent or present list price.
foB Shamrock, okla. 40 Joints
3-16 ~ 10. l92 iointS So % 10.
146 joints TO- % 10. t5 Joints a. ~
so 10. Ss joints ib-M 20 ib Kanolo
OF Company. Box 1915. Phone. Of
flee 1893. residence 2t7s or 6736-R
ADV,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-19
CABBlES OF LONDON WALK
OUT AND PEOPLE DO SAME

LONDON Aug. 1N-Fullow iuE
the walkNnt of rua and tram driver,
ana conductors lu the northwest dIa.
ttIyt uf London yesterday. general
strike wna declared zee 8 O'Clock this
morning Az a result London a
virtually without bus amt tram
service today A few steam hussps
owned by one company are rum
ming however, a. we'll nH tne tube.
so tho city Is not greatly hRmpercd.
but n the strike coutlauca tomor.
row there Yiil undoubtedly boz much
Inconvenience,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-19

The hest drilled company in the
22ud battalion for the month OF July
was the seth, composed exclusively
Of Tulsa rcgistrauts Of tho drntt ot
June 2S. according 20 the report ot
Captain Henry S. Groosbcck, assist
ant adjutant
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-19

Mrs Quay Franklin and Miss Ma
beI Glover ~ Tulsa were visitors AZ
Camp Travis and San Antonio last
week. the guests Of Private Quay
Franklin OF the S6th and Private
Allen r. waggoner Of the S5th.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-19

The following Tulsans have Joined
various units of the engineer corps
at Fort Benjamin Harrison Ind.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-19

Privates Richard Clark Iop.r
Charles Il Morgan Ben-rurlev lsaa.
Loo Wilson William A. Rash. Ko.
a. Pyle. Edwin r. rurscr. Marvin
81 ONmrr.
Arthur Talmago silver has been
added 60 tho offco forco OF the ss.
ond group Headquarters
Mrs Jack Eldridgc on nrokeu A.
row 's visiting har husband. who
a'1rhoi tp tha headquarters ~ Oh.
-2nd battalion
James MulliEan. n Tmu ps,u
Erummel ls being considered Tor .
place in the logging department OF
thr receiving station Iio has u.
reputation NJ being uhlc 20 trl fb.
r.zc OF a onlf at % single glance.
Arthur ~ FUNK has boon tana.rt
cd acting supply sergeant of fua s.ta
company
BON Eowdry has been granted a.
ten. furIoush to take caro- Of
pressing business ut raNton and
oklahoma Cifv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-19

For sale-lsls Cadillac roadrcr
Phone ab10. owner. ADV,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-04
INSURANCE FOR SICK
Russian Deputies Take Action 4,
Provide support for Persons
White III.
LEV Associated Press.l

PETROGRAD. April "a bill pro-
viding insurance in case of illness for
persons OF any race in Russia who
are In any branch of trade or labor.
including domestic servants, has been
passed by the central executive COM
mittee OF the Soldiers, Workmen's and
Peasants deputies.
Medical aid Is TO be provided from
hospital funds, which are to DC or
Eanized In large towns and in the vari-
Gus districts. and consist OF first all
attentions, hospital treatment, etc. This
is TO be supplemented by medicine
given gratis and By a free supply OF
nourIshing food.
Monetary assistance from the hos
pital funds is given in case OF sick
ness. accompanied by incapacity 10
work, In cases OF childbirth and in
cases OF death for funeral expenses.
II is provided that the monetary
aid in cases or illness shall equal tho
full wage OF tho worker and shall he
paid from the first day of incapacity
owing TO sickness until the day o:
fun recovery.
The hospital funds arc to be ere
atcd from deposits made by employers
amounting TO 10 per cent of the wage
Of each member OF the hospital funds
from the profits on property belonging
to the hospital funds and from sub
scriptions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-04
THREE SOLDIERS DEAD
FOLLOWING EXPLOSION
One other SeriousIy Injured In Acci-
dent in Camp OF Engineers
Mt Augusta.
fBy Associated P.essI


AUGUSTA, GA, April 3.-Threc OF
the seven men who were injured last
night when an explosion occurred in
one of the tents OF Company +. One
Hundred and Third Engineers. Camp
Hancock are dead and one other is
considered seriously injured.
The dead are:
Corporal Floyd L. Smith. Honcsdale.
Pa.
Private Joseph z,rone. Old Forge. Pa.
Private S,iney G. Jocius. New Fh!la-
delphia. Pa.
Seriously injured:
Corporal James Z. Finan. Hawley.
Pa
Slightly Injured:
Private Patrick < Healon. Scranton.
Pa
Private Eober, .. Kramer, schuyl-
Kill Haven. Pa.
Private Teney Paraschak, Coledalc,
Ia
Just what brought about the eSplo-
sion has no; been given out az division
headquarters. but il is learned that a
detailed statement VIII be made dur
ing the dag. 1t is thought, however.
.hat the explosion was accidental.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-04
National Capital
News Cut Short
Happenings al Washington as
Reflected in Nctos Dis
patches.

WhSIilNGTO%. April 3.--iicnry
Ford. OF Detroit. came here to-day for
conferences with officials of tho War
aud Navy Departments. with the report
that his plant now is turning out
something like 1000 Liberty motor cyl
inccrs Il day.
senate and House confcrccs to-day
began work on the agricultural APP
prop ,:ation bill. with little prospcc,
% agreement TO the Senate amend
|m".n increasing the government guar
antcc on wheat from SEQ to $50 a
huSncl. II was tentatively agreed to
have tho House managers report "A
disagreement on the amendment and
If the House again rejects it. Senate
leaders thought tho Senate would re-
ccdc. avoiding Il deadlock on the meas
urc.
rhe war savings campaign made Il
new record to-day with S4i2t.a32 re-
corded =, the Treasury for the days
receipts from stamp sales. The pre-
vivus high record was 100000. The
,otn, receipts arc sl3; r"o,0oc.
Vast extension cf Federal powers
over shipbr.!cini. ships, shipping
rates. docks ana terminals has b.nn
asked ot Congress by the Shipping
Board. and Is proposed in two bills in
troduccd today by Senator Fletcher.
OF Florida. chairman of arc Commerce
Committee. after conference with
Chairman Hurley.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-04
SIX DEAD IN TORNADO
IN TWO MISSOURI COUNTIES
Many Other. Injured. While Property
Loss win Run Into Large
Figures.
iDy Associatcd Pr.ss.

II. LOUIS, April! Six persons arc
known - he dead, scores were injured
and property damage toialins many
thousands Of dollars Was done by tor
nadocs last night in Missouri. accord
Ing 10 reports received here early to-
day. y tornado struck Hunterville and
Gray Ridge, small towns IN Stoddard
County, ia the southeastern part OF the
state. killing three persons. two OF
them al Hunterv!llc and one at Gray
Ridge. In both places many persons
were injured, some severely. and prop
crty damage was extensive. Farmers
living nearby reported barns and other
outbui!dngs swept away.
At New Florence in Montgomery
county. eiGhty-tvc miles west OF here.
two persons were Killed and at Min
cola, also in Montgomery County, one
person met death.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-04
PETERSBURG COUNCIL
CONSIDERS EXPENSES
city Government Order. institution OF
suit to Collect r'nNc, on Poles Of
Telegraph Company.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
PETERSBURG. VA. April 3.--Thc
monthly meeting of the Council was
held last night and outside of tho
ordinary r"utin" was devoted mostly
to the consideration Of expense
problems aad matters ur public i'm
provemcnt resolution for an APP
Precipitation of $1,000 for necessary re-
pairs TO the Bishop Bridge. was; re-
fcrred 10 tho Finance Committee for
carly report. Repairs 10 this bridge
entails Il heavy annual cost Tho sum
OF WOO was appropriated TO improve
conditions in tho city Jail. The uucs-
tl"n OF :" increase in the pay of police
mon. frcmcn and employees Of other
departments. came up in regular order
and was referred TO the finance com
lnittcc.
In order 10 determine the right OF
the city 10 levy certain taxes on the
polls Of the Postal Telegraph Company.
the Council authorized tho city At
torncy TO institute suit against tina.
company 10 have tho matter legally.
settled. Whlc tho Postal Company
has resisted this tax the Western Union
has submitted 20 IT,
y resolution was adopted from tho
appointment - Joint committee.
headed b. tho Mayor. 10 call on Cen
crai cronh ito and request that lie
allow his division. or az large II part
thereof as possible. TO parade in Pc
tcrsburS. In the interest OF patriotism.
II is believed that General Cronhhite
"ill gran, the request.
An ordinance previously introduced.
providing for tho perpetual Upkecp Of
graves I'm Blandford Cemetery. WAS
called no and passed unanimously. Tho
work OF upkccp viii bc performed by
the city at moderate cos. to tho owners
OF squares.
The Council viii meet Friday night
10 consider the license tax ordinance
Tor the year beginning May /. Much
int"rc2; is fclt IN this ordinance, in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-04
AMERICA TO FEED SWISS,
DESPITE HUN BARBARITY
Grain VIII Bc Furnished Through
France Owing to u-BOat
Activities.
LES Associa,cd Hrcss.l

WASHINGTON. April 3.-ln endeav-
orinS TO protect neutral European ma
tions from the consequence OF the Ger
man ruthless submarine warfare. the
United state; Is preparing 10 so even
further than Is original promises 70
keep Switzerland supplied with food.
and II necessary will allow that coun-
Try 10 take grain through France.
The grain supplied from France
would hc replaced by the United states.
Switzerland mas failed to get Ger
many's consent for grain 10 be landed
al Cettc for transfer 10 her needy
population. In view of the needs OF
the Swiss, and the attitude of Germany,
the United States Will try to carry out
the pact by other means. The Germa n
attitude has delayed the program OF
shipments TO Switzerland BY approx
matcly 10000 ton..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-04
RECOVER STOLEN MONEY
One Of Captured Robbers Lead. Officers
TO Place Where Cn,h md Bonds
Were Hidden.
fRv Assoctated Press.

ROCKY MOUNT. y. c., April g.
Recovery Of the entire sum represent
ing approximately 5000 taken from
the Bank of Everett. Everett. y. c.,
yesterday afternoon by masked rob
hers was made this morning. when
Noah Robertson. one OF three men cap
turcd by posse charged with the
hoid-up, led officers into the woods
where the money had been left, and
Si,200 in cash and St,aEo in govern
mcnt bonds was found. This aug
mentcd by $500 recovered when the trio
were taken into custody yesterday. Is
believed 10 cover the amount taken
from the hank. The three men alleged
to have taken part in the hold-up are
Noah Robertson. Church Robertson and
Clyde Bowen.