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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-17
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-01

WASHINGTON. April 3O--Re-
cent reports coming from Finland
through Copenhagen that revolt Tn
Petrograd had resulted In the re-.
storatiap Of monarchy eWanaied
from Berlin. In the opinion Of French
newspapers as given IN an Official
dispatch today from France.
The French public Is advised u"
accept the news with great caution
since ~ has not been suhsthntinteu
by late reports from Finland or Mos.
COW or by the allied ministers In
Sweden
The French papers, siid the dis
patch. receive with great reserve
the report sent out by German
propagandists that serious troubles
appear TO have broken out In Petro-
grad and that a monarchist restora
ton is likely TO follow In favor Of
the former czarvitch. Alexis Niohol-
aievitch.
Y The Petit Journal writes:
Prudence should all the more be
followed In this matter because II n
to greatest interest OF the Germans
that troubles should arise In Potro
grad TO Justify an Intervention for
which they are ready. Their di-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-01
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MEMORY MAKING

when come to Way OFF Yonder, where the
graz boards SIT and apoh Ter
When MASS tho hills Of lsbor and reach
tho Vale Of Rest,
when my sun OF life IL setting, Hee iro"
shAme and vain regetting'
Nyhether GOOD or IN beset me ! would
say I've done my beet
As run my story over, when I'ie ''"S'
has killed the clover
And I'm waiting for the summons 'hA'
shall rall me up above.
All tho memories Of The present am mop
ing viii De pleasant.
Then want no fsnc or fortune that !
am unworthy Of
All tho Io,s that I'm remember in my
bleak and hriet December,
As nv blt Of he is fading and the frost
Us on my brow
Are the goals that I'm pursuing, and the
Tasks that / an doing
In tho Jpnetlme Of my labor, am max
ing memories now,
Be n M or bo II splendid, when my time
for toll is ended
And I'm sitting in the corner and the
children round me play.
Not With shame would he burning as
HES pages am turning
But in pride | would remember every
deed / DO today.
fge can never change lifes writing; II
today the scroll I'm bHghtinE
bitter memories will tAunt me In the dim
and distant years.
II today stoop to SHINING, falsely deal for
selfish winning
l shah spend that hour In sorrow when
the record reappeSrs.
II il now | shape tomorrow, nov through
gndnoH and through sorrow
| am stamping past erasure, on the tab
lets OF my mind,
An that / shall soc on Yonder, where the
Ersybeards ht aud ponder
And pray that shall never be ashamed
10 look behiud
Copy right 1918 George Matthew Adams
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-01
CAPERS WILL BE TRIED IN
JUNE IN DISL0YALTY CASE
AfflhaN Nits Submitted showing In
ability To Bc Present; 10 Hear
Fntc at McAIcstcr.

Affidavits ~ n physician stating
that n. g. Capers was physically un-
Ablo 90 appear for trial at tho pres
eut term ot court. caused Judge
Munger ot tho United states district
court 20 grant continuance OF the
case against him Capers IL charged
with disloyalty under the espionage
act Tho case was stricken. from
the Arrll docket, ana the AGED min
istrr VIII be- tried At McAlester In
June
Motion FOR continuance was do
nIcd Monday hy tho court, and the
attorney representing Cnpers in
strlrrod 20 bring him here for trial
Immediately Judge Munger stated
that he would willingly grant the
continuance uftor being certain that
IT,, prisoner "as unable TO stand
irpI Yesterday. he said. he did
mot bouoyo mat CApers' condition
uue .rriuYs enough 20 warrant put
ting Oft tho o0sc
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-01
approximately si75.OOO 600 ruur~ In
on First Day ~ Final week
OF the Campaign
BIG SUBSCRIBERS STILL OUT
Corporations and Employers Of
Many Men Yet tn Announce
Extent OF Purchases.
ATLANTA RUSHING FORWARD
Jumps mp From ~ to 81 Fer Cent
Minneapolis Setting Pace
for Entire Nation.

WASHINGTON. Nprl 30 L.b-
erty loan subscriptions yesterday
totHllcd tl;4t43.O0o. the record for
any single day I'm the campaign aud
the beginning OF what tho treasury
hopes will be \ banner week fo
drive tho loan far above the $4,000
600 minimum.
The campaign total tonight was
not including today *
business which appeared large. mdg-
ing hv reports from all parts of ih"
country Of final iu'oua,vc canvass
under special instructions from M,
treasury &C. get subscribers to "huy
another bond" and TO place a bond
In every home.
Big Ones Ntill ont.
Many big Ruhscrihors arc ycC 10
come in. according to available re-
turns, Particularly corporation and
employers Of a largo number ut
men with arrangements Tor selling
bonds to employees on multiple IN
stallmcut basis have not reported
the sums they wish in hundreds OF
cases.
Subscriptions by districts were an
nounGed tonight as follows
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-01
of Russian Monarchy Is
Considered tGerman Propaganda

visions which are fighting with tho
Finus are already M NIborg situated
on the north bank of the gulf @ hun
dred ur sp klometers from the Rus
siar capital Finally II must be r"-
mcuirtrrd that The German minis
ter at stockholm has hos0 for long
time conducting a c1wru I'm i1 favor
uf "a monnrrhiat restoration I'm Rus
SIN All that would explain II OK
plantations were ready. the caE"rre-s
81 the Berlin government il spread
these reports which serve itb designs
and irtuHrr
The representatives Of tho Hl-
lies al stockholm whisper not a
word of 10 Tho Moscow radios ot
the ggth are equally silent Newg
from HelsinF;ors was received yer
tcrday which makes no alluglon 10
the serious event in retroErad
The Matiu says
The news that mOuarrhIH
has broken out IN Fctro-
grad should be- received with great
caution what matters n that this
news although b srrihed 20 telegrnms
coming from ~tnCkholW ard Finland.
IN short reaches us from Berlin. and
more accurately from William
81 rasHs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-01
NeW Nation Is BEING
Formed by RebeHOuS
CldnSmen in Balkans

LONDON. hpru lo 4 a..p,trh
sent ou, today ny Reuter-. Imltcd
Says.
n hps h.on learned from Ser.
ban aoNrr'~ that unmisnknblo
signs uf am approaching revolution
iu Austria Hungary are bcrom-
IuF daily more evident \ plobis-
,llo lH being held among the
0"ihh. trulG and SloNrucHc In
i''"r of their uutm with Serbia
ANA Montenegro lu ono national
independent state under tho
h.'ptr" ot King Peter OF Serbia.
Ih' primo archbishop OF Carnibla
M at the head ut thus movement
Demonstrations of IL very aeri-
"Ne character are taking place In
'hr Jug.o-Slav provinces" saws
U' dispatch 'Nnw comes news
mat at lhr request Of the Austrian
government and with the sanction
"i IN" pope. the uuncio at Vienna
mas opened disciplinary inquiry
against ia" archbishop ~ Carnioln
i"r placing himself at the head Of
thl> revolutionary movement
"I'bt developments arc expected "
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-01
BAKER TO SOON GIVE
CONGRESS ARMY PLAN
Secretary VIII 60 Before House
Committee In Day or Two, lie
says After Session
MILLION MEN TO BE ADDED
Army VIII he Enlarged Ia More
Than Three Million ~ Move
mcnts are Accelerated.

WARRINGTON. Aprn 9O.-Plans
for increasing the war army to Keep
pace with the accelerated movement
OF American soldiers to the battle
front In France viii be laid before
the house military committee by
Secretary Baker within day or two.
Mr. Baker sAd today, after pro.
lunRcd session of tho cabinet
what Increase is TO he asked has
not hccn disclosed but the report
most widely circulated Is that an ad 10
dltional million men will be provided
for, bringing the army up to more
than three million men.
Previous plans contemplated tho
mobilization of an additional 500 600
men during the present year. THIS
project representing the filling up TO
fun strength OF all existing divisions
and the erection In France before
the end OF the year Of a fun field
army under General Pershing with
an ample reserve 10 keep the fight
ing ranks full at all times.
Plans for the equipment OF troopA
we're based on this project. II II un-
derstood. and In considering pro-
posals 70 enlarge the program eN-
tensIyely the prospect OF shortage
OF uniforms and other equipment as
well as OF transportation must be
considered
The accelorated movement Of the
troops To Europe " proceeding
smoothly Secretary Baker has been
in frequent conference recently with
Lord Reading. British ambassador.
and the aid In transporting soldiers
Great Britain can furnish probably
viii play part In determining the
size Of the enlarged army
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-01
Villa Wipes ont Small
Settlement in MericO

Ell PASO. Texas. April 10
Thirty old men. women aud children
we're Killed by villas men At Santa
Cruz de Rosales. forty miles south
east OF Chihuhhua city last FRI
day. according TO report hrouEhl
to the border today by railroad men.
villa demanded that three Young
girls be delivered 10 him. When
this demand WAS refused. his men
were ordered TO XIII everyone living
I'm the little settlement according 10
the report from chihuahua city.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-01
FRIDAYS QUOTA OF MEN
TO BE BAN0UETED AT Y"
Invitations Sent Ia Iifty-thrce
Draftccs 10 Enjoy Usual
FarcweIl Event

Following It's usual custom the
Y. NJ. G. A. will entertain at lunch
con the fifty three men from the
city and county who leave Friday
for Fort sam Houston. Texas. In
vitations were sent to them by spe-
clal delivery Tuesday evening to
come 10 the "I" at II a. m Ar
rangements have also been made to
care for any women friends or rela-
uves who care to accompany the
soldiers.
The principal address will be
made by Rev Burke Cuipepper, who
has been holding meetings here for
Tigert Memorial NJ T. church FOR
two weeks There will be other
speakers from the Red GROSS couns
ell OF defense. and Y. NJ. G. \. Music
Will also be provided
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-01
Deranged Man Ends Life
After He Kills Sis. er

LOS ANGELES. Cal. April 40
Mrs Harriet Isabel Fisk. wealthy
widow. was shot today at her home
In Hollywood. suburb, by her
brother, Charles Fisk, jr., who then
killed himself. according to a state
ment TO the police by II c, FISK,
sr., the only witness
Tho younger Fisk. according TO
the police. suffered from mental
trogIble. but had been considered
harmless
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-01
NO CLEW is YET FOUND TO
MISSING COLLIER CYCL0PS
Final Effort Being Made tO Obtain
Trace OF Landing Crews on
West India Coasts.

WASHINGTON, April 30.--As the
final phase In the search OF the miss
ing naval collier Cyclops. the navy
department announced today numer-
Gus boat crews are being landed by
warshlps to question fishermen along
the coasts OF the West indian islands
near the route taken by the collier
when she sailed from Barbados near
ly two months ago.
Not one OF the many vessels en-
gagged IN the search has reported tho
findings of wreckage or Of ANY other
clcw that would aid In solving the
mystery Nay officials admit That
the time is drawing near when they
must formally give up for lost the
big collier with nearly three hundred
nersona ON hlarl
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-01
Rains Relieve DrOuth
Of TiDO Years in Texas

DALLAS. Texas, April 3o.-April
rains hgve done much TO relieve the
drouth0 that for two years has
parched western and southern Texas,
burning up the grazing lands, drying
water holes and necessltaung ship
ment OF cattle 20 Craze In other
areas.
The rain which began Sunday
night and In many places extended
through yesterday and last night,
was quite general. according TO j.
. Cline, United States observer here.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-01
Trotzky Prepares to Rebuild
Russian Armies For Defense
Urges Immediate Passage of
Compulsory Military
Training Laws.
FEARS ATTACKS BY ALLIES
SchooIboys, Men and Women
too Be Instructed in
Art Of Fighting.

M'S'oN, Tuesday. April "a
Leon Trouk} the uolrheviki min-
N.'' at wtr aud marine. speaking
at meeting OF the central exccu.
'F" committee last night. urged the
Issuance OF a decree for compulsory
military service.
caring destruction. Russia must
nav" AN army" he said.
We don't Erow the hour when
we WI hn openly challenged by the
lWprihlistic enemy threatening uA
In tho east
The ,rutrpl executive adopted A
resolution tu this effect The meas.
Nf'' provide nor the training OF
NAl ku'u peasants and unemployed
from TN To 40 years Of age for eight
consecutive weeks. for at least ~
hours weekly
H"NS and Women Included.
school hoya from 10 to rs will he
uhheu ~ similar manner white
'uh'l children at school will he
uhh"d IN accordance with the rules
~ tho department of education
women may volunteer
Germany has protested 10 the
'''.' a'' ''h " iillNlNlfis VI
I'h'lcherin, against the landing OF
hiN thousand troops Rt Murmanah
declaring that permission for such
landing was violation OF the
I'r"'t lltoNHk treaty which stipulat.
cd peace with Finland and no in.
terfeTeuco In It's internal life
VI was denied ln the protest that
6crmaps had participated In the
raid OF tho Finnish white guard upon
KEN and the presence Of nuEHian n
troops between pctroRrad and Fin.
lnnh wins oh iocted TO on tho ground
That they threatened TO cross the
frontier
Mediation of the Russo Finnish
conflict wus promised n the govern
inent prevented violations OF tho
treaty
tlcrt MAY Rc Captured.
There has been report here
that tho entire Black aea fleet has
been captured by the Germans
A fierce battle between the Fin
ni~h white guards supported by Ger
mans and much artillery and red
guards near Turiokl, Finland, ia re-
p 1rted. TrainlDadH of wounded are
arriving nj pctrogrnd from Ryeloos.
troy, a frontier station captured by
white guards. IN view Of the prox-
inity af .4'strograd, defensive meas.
urea have been taken and orders
have been issued for the drarna-
mont OF combnunts invading Rus,
sian territory
The Finnish f'olshevikI govern.
ment has protested TO tho American
ambassador, David u. Francis, and
the allies Representatives against the
German support Of the white guards.
, The German advance In Russia
continues unintcrruptedly. The Ger
man forces have captured several
cities and are nearing KurSk, capl-
tai " tho government of the same
name, with a population Of moro
than fifty thousand This city II
being evacuated Leon TrotIky In
reply 20 o question said that the
ndvnnc" would probably continue
urui peace With Ukraine has been
effected
Conrrnl Dutof the rebel Cosaack
chief has been captured by soviet
forces,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-01
MONTGOMERY ON JOB TODAY
New Assistant County Attorney Has
Considerable Work Ahead.

A. = Montgomery, who ls 20 sue
coed u W Williams as assistant
county attorney will probably begin
work IN his new job today. County
Attorney George Reeves announced
yesterday The office now has more
work than II can handle. It was said
and Mr. Montgomery was asked 60
60 into office as soon Bs possible
This Will give the county ATTORNEY
two assistants Garter smith ana
Mr. MONTGOMERY Originally tncr"
were three but m" yncaury ,ausai
when leo Fitzhugh resigned has not
been filled and probably ~iIi not
lie, according TO Mr.. Reeves
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-01
Sheep TO BE PGstwed
On White House LdUn

.gWAsHfNGTON. AprA 30 sheep
viii DO grazing on the white House
lawn within few days President
Nvnson today purchased . thorough
bred Shrupshires ~ eat the grass
now wasted on tho hig yard OF the
executive mansion The sheep were
selected by Doctor Grayson the
presidents naval aide and physician.
who Is quite stock fancier
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-01
OkiahOnidns Successfui
In Camp LeDis Course

CAMP LEWIS. Tacoma, Wash.
April 5J.--The names OF men who
finished tho course given at the third
Officers training school which
closed AZ Camp LAWS April 30. and
now are eligible for commissio al
seohd llsutenants were announced
today an foilows
Oklahoma Jefferson e. Gravis.
rhicRasha; Giles G Hoyt. Enid. and
Little j, Phillips, Coal county
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-01
JeWish Refugees on Way
Here From Mndchurid

NFV YORK. Aprl lo word
fn1i two hundred Jewish refugees
Co., Harnin. Maurhuria. while ON their
.gy. tu America have finally been
FnIr tn resume their journey was
received today Dos the Hchrew
ghoItrr.uE and Immigrant aid society
through IA" state department The
u.r-ur" WINS fsrt hv samuel Mason,
representative ~ the society In the
flr DHsf who went TO the rescue ot
the refugees
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-01
Commission Named 10
Speed Cargo Handling

wAsHTNGTON. April 90 \ com
mission on port terminal and har-
hor Improvements charged With,
speeding up loading and unloading
Of ships. was appointed hy fhr ship,
ping board today o. was headed ~
Edward = Carey. aud comprises rep
re-entatiyc~ " tho board. 10" army
and navy tho RAILWAY admlrFtr5tlon
and shipping interests
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-01
The Weather

TULSA, April 30
Maximum Gs; mini
mum as south Wlndi
and clear skies
. OK A II n VI \
W g d n osday and
Thur.dAy fair war
mer
LOUISIANA ANp
WEST n IN 4 )
Wednesday fair
Thursday fair, warn
or
ARKANSAS; We'd
nesdsy fair, warmer
IN est portion
1hursday fair waTn
or,
EAST TEXAS --
" edn sdsy and
Thursdsy fair, warm
or.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-01
Shoe Contracts Let for
Ouer Fire Million Pairs

Washington. April 30 --Contracls
have been let for the manufacture OF
$500. 900 pairs ~ metallic fastened
field shoes for the army overseas AT
an average price per pair Of approx
tmateIy SIS. and Tor the manuf'c-
turc OF 2 900 600 pairs NJ field welt
shoes at $3.50.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-01
Home Rule Bill Not to
BE introduced Thursday

LONDON. April 80 The introduc-
ton OF the home rule bill IN the
house Of commons. which had been
announced f0r Thursday. has been
postponed the drafting committee
not having completed its hsk
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-01
House Passes Bill for
Control of Ore OUTPUT

WAsHlNGTON. April 20 The
house today passed the adminisira-
ton biU authorizing government con-
troll over tho production ~ ores ~.
srutiuI iu the manufacture ~ war
materials II removed The grant NJ
arbitrary powers 20 the president io
fix prices and reduced The proposed
revolving fund from $4,000. 600 DO
SO. 900 600 The bill now goes To-
the senate
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-01
Explosion Does Damage
To Thedter in Chicago

chicago. April 30 Explosion of
, bomb bon 'hc entrance of the wood
Ilvn thoator. ON The south side. last
night destroyed the front of the play
house part NJ the lobby, tore a
great hole in the sidewalk and shat
tered wrrdows In the vicinity Tho
iheaier p said 90 have cost 100000
and was opened last Friday An
drew Csrgns. proprietor told tho po-
Ice no had been threatened for ON
moving non-uu0n movie operator.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-01

The most notable feature Of the
district records was the spurt ~ the
Atlanta district from 81 to 5S per
cent In a single day. bringing II
within ner cent Of the New York
district, which now stands second
from tho bottom In percentage OF
quota subscribed. althoush It's total
j5s2,O22,7O0. is the greatest of any
district Atlanta's sudden jump was
attributed largely to special efforts
to improve the standing of the dts
trlet. in which subscribers have not
been binding their pledges with mi
tial payments and banks have not
been reporting subscriptions TO the
district headquarters.
The san Francisco district, with
an official percentage Of SIS and ff'h
position IN the percentage list, sent
word tonight that the 100 per cent
mark had been passed with suhHcrip-
tons OF t2ll,0OO.000. or a million
more than its quota and that later
official reports would show It en-
titled to the honor OF being the
fourth district to gn over the top
II this proves true the race FOR tfth
place I'm this honor contest appar-
entity will be between tho chicago,
Dallas. Boston and Cleveland dis
tricts,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-01
'OOST IS. THRIFT DAY.
"''noma WIN ,cccdc tn R,on0., -,
Government

viii als11EE April 3o-okIsbom,
Tts 'Nerve Thrift day n, mnunlh m
r.r...,' has heen set aJd. S J.
,...-.' states government &, ~ tne
pfsn OF the thrift campaign ne ~, w
a. to have general me
throughout the Tinted s,s,n.
chants VII give tbair c,,.t'el
Mia, mango In thrift stamps Tn
r.'.t, -nu VIII be the cause OF pn.r ne
49,. enrolling in the army N 90
pri,,.s lhe national war saving com.
~ Isl ,hhs'ue from the plan as applicant.
q, nc merchant everybody Is ".I.s
oDserVe the day doing withont
r,.,yIhlng that Is not absoluisw
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-01
CnrdInnI IngIn strickcn.

QUEBEC. April 90 Cardinal h".
Kin stricken yesterday with nasal
hemorrhage. was resting quietly this
morning after rather uneasy night
Uis condition Is not alarming
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-01

Although the complete reports
on casualties sustained In the re
cent heavy fighting In France and
Belgium apparently have not been
made, n marked increase In shown
In the April figures. The total
In March was 1900, tho smallest
In several months,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-01
LHter-AHied Council
To Meet Again Today

lied war council will meet In Yer
Rn illrs tomorrow n 4 Thursday.
France. Great Britain. Italy and the
United states will he represented.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-01

Private Arsene Bergeron,

Name OF Lieut.. Thomas ]. Mooney,
previously sent as having died OF
accident. now believed TO be error
In cable.
Private Jesse NJ. King. previously
reported died OF gunshot wound.
now reported slightly wounded
Lieut.. John w. Morris, previously
reported wounded severely. now re-
ported prisoner and unwounded.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-01
ENTIRE SLATE IS PREPARED
Curran Water Commissioner;
Bohn Draws Finance With
Quinn Treasurer.
NEWBLOCK GETS POLICE JOB
Threatens to BE Own Chief
If Gang Gets Messy;
Il Joyce Rewarded.

Here's the now Tulsa city admins
trRtion slate. perfected .sCstcrdny
Mayor In namc--C, II. Hubbard.
Mayor pro tcm--M. !. McNulty.
Commissioner OF public property
M. j. McNulty.
Commission Of finance and rcN
cnuc-F. NJ. Bohn. O
Commissioner OF police and fire =
=. NcwbloCk.
city nuditor-C T. Burke.
City Trcnsurcr--T J, Quinn.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-01
British Casualties in
April Reported 52,f75;
Nine ThOusand Killed

LONDON. April 90 British
casualties reported In April
reached a total OF 52.41b. divided
AS follows
Killed or died OF wounds Of
ficers, 1871; men. T.723.
Wounded or missing. Officers.
7.+t, men, a6.ss4.