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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-10
AIR INQUIRY WANTED
BY SIGNAL OFFICERS
Baker Wihholds Action Pending
Other Investigations by Frier-
son and Senate Committee.

WASHINGTON, May with the
department OF justice investigation
OF aircraft production under way
and another inquiry by the senate
military copSnittee about to begin,
Secretary Baker announced tonight
that he was withholding action up
on applications by three signal corps
officers for investigation by a mill
tary court OF their connection with
the aviation program.
Tho secretaIy's statement dis
closed that In addition 10 Major
General Squier. chief signal officer,
Colonel Montgomery. in charge of
contracts and Colonel Deeds, execu-
tive officer for production, have
asked that the mention Of their
names In connection with sweeping
charges of graft and disloyalty be
made the subject Of inquiry by mill
tary tribunals. AS head of the sig
nal corps General Squier until re-
Gently had direct contro< of army
aviation and he and the two colonels
represent the war department on
the aircraft board.
Army officers generally have
urged strongly that a military court
should deal with the charges and
intimations of d!sloyalty and dis
honesty. They draw sharp dis
tinction between this phase of the
agitation in the senate and else
where over the aircraft program
and the charges of incompetency.
Assistant Attorney General Frier
son, appointed to conduct the de-
partment OF justice inquiry ordered
by the president. began work today
by assembling all available data in
GLIDING the report of the sculptor
Gutzon Borglum, the preliminary
report Of the presidents special in
vestigating committee headed by II.
Snowden Marshall and a mass of In
formation turned over by the war
department
In the senate Chairman Chamber |
lain Of the military committee in
ttroduced a resolution to authorize |
formally the investigation the COM
nittee proposes to launch, probably |
next week. The resolution will be |
called up fer aption in a few days.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-10

GOVERNMENT TO BEAR COST
Undertaking Starred on lcuucst OF
Secretary Baker, site Nct
tU hc Chosen.
STEEL OFFICIALS IN CHARGE
VIII Norit for Goycrnmrnt on Gi.
anlir hmn Without ray; To
Rush Constrti1tion.

NEW YORK. May Tho unltad
states Steel corporation at the 70
quest ot the government viii optor
into the manufacture of ghelvu ar
t'ilery and projectllrs I'm great quuu.
titles In an announcement Of the
undertaking Elbert H. GARY. chaIr.
man OF the corporation, said that a
manufacturing plant Tor the pur.
pose would be constructed aa spool
lily as praCticahi at the cApyuro OF
the government ON a sllo located
in the mterior Of the country The
work will he in charge uf COM
mittee OF steel corporation officials
VINO VIII receive no compensation
Tor their services.
Chairman Gnry's statement, made
public tonight. fol.6ws;
AT the solicitation Of the secrc-
tary OF war the Tinted States Steel
corporation has undertaken to con
struct aid equip for. and at the oN
pense of the government upon n
site to ne located In the interior Of
I hc country, a plant for the manu-
facturn OF cannon and pIojectiles
or large sizes and in great quaint
ties and TO operate the same when
Much Time Required.
at best the time required viii
extend oven n considerable period
and the cost viii be large but the
work viii progress with all practic-
able speed md economy in the use
NJ money will he practiced II Is
hoped and expected the results will
be creditable to the country.
The work will be in the imme-
tiate charge of committee consist
Ing of president and the
u the corporation, and
eight others designated from the
officers presidents or vice -presi-
CONTINUED on PAGE THREE
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-10
Bolsheviki Plotted With |. w. WIS
For American Industrial Revolution

that very soon we will have a
Russian administration of the l,
w. w"
Letters from various parts ~
Russia urged immediate shipment
of l. w W. literature
Throughout the day the govern
ment read into the record eX-
cerps from propaganda used in
the alleged anti-war campaign,
pamphlets calling upon workers
to destroy property, for the pur-
pose of wrecking industries and
song boks containing bitter at
tacks on religious organizations
and defying the courts and the
governmenRt
"igorous objection by defense
counsel against Introduction OF
official song books, some Of which
contained verses criticlsing and
noking fun at the American soldier
was promptly oyerruIed by Judge
LandiSN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-10
Thousands of Democrats to
Help Republicans Elect
Tulsan Governor.
HEALTH GREATLY IMPROVED
Physicians Say He Is Able to
Conduct Campaign
This Fall.
MAY AGREE TO MAKE RACE
Party Leaders Bringing All
Pressure to Bear on
Chosen Leader.
HEALTH GREATLY IMPROVED
MAY AGREE TO MAKE RACE
Special to The World.

Special to The World.
OKLAHOMA CITY, May 9.-In-
formation received by John Appleby,
secretary of the Republican state
committee. from many counties Of
the state tonight indicated a very
strong demand for Harry II. Rogers
OF Tulsa to head the Republican
state ticket to be nominated at the
state convention next week for gov
ernor. Precinct caucuses were held
throughout the state this afternoon
and tonight TO elect delegates TO the
county conventions to be held Sat
urday TO elect delegates to the state
convention and reports received here
from many sections of the state
were practically unanimous in the
demand that Mr.. Rogers be nom
mated
1t has been reported that owing to
the hard work Mr.. Rogers has been
doing on the war exemption board
his health has been impaired and
that he has been disinclined to ac-
cept the gubernatorial nomination
- ANhb'lNh lIlllts bul ldNt iiiipi
is to the effect that his physical
condition is much improved and that
IL he can he prevailed upon to ac.
cept the nomination that he can
make the campaign for governor
without cndangering his health, This
knowledge has renewed the demand
for his nomination.
Has Confidence of All.
Mr. Rogers made an enviable rep
utation as a member of the last leyis-
lature and for months there has been
a wide spread demand throughout
the state from Democrats as we'll
as Republicans that he make the
race for governor. II is conceded
that he will make one OF the strong
est il not the strongest chief execu-
lives the state has ever had and this
sentiment is reflected in the reports
reaching here tonight from all parts
of tho state.
Can Stand on Record.
III he can be induced to do so Il
is known. that he will conduct a
hieh-clasS canvass on patriotic
Ilauorm based upon his own record
dn1 MS own well-known convictions
OF genuine patriotism that will COM
PeI lho favorable attention of yot-
trS IN all parties. His election would
ullnE 10 the state high degree OF
eNecutlNe administration free from
petty partsanism never before ev-
perionced in Oklahoma.
IN Oklahoma county Mr. RorerS
STANDS especially high and some ~
ms strongest support is deyeloning
IT the western and southwestern
counties of the state.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-10

CHICAGO, May 9.--Members
of the Bolsheviki party in Russia
were corresponding with the In
dustriat Workers of the World
here in August, 1911, relative TO
activities in America, according
to evidence submitted by the gov
ernment today In the trial Of 112,
!. w. W. leaders for seditious con-
spiracy.
Letters antedating by only a
few weeks the Russian revolution
that placed the Bolesheviki in
power sought information from
William d. Haywood and others as
TO the 9rogress being made in the
campaign to take America from
the capitalists and bring about
industrial freedom
Comeuting on relations between
I. w. w and the Russian party,
one Of the leading Russian mem
hers OF the l. W. w informed the
membership on August 25, 1917,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-10
MORE REVENUE NECESSARY
TO MEET ADDED EPENSES
Secretary Mcadoo Informs Congress
sional Leaders that Legislation
Is RennIrch

WASHINGTON. May s.--Coneres.
sional leaders have been advised by
Secretary McAdoo that legislation at
this session of congress is Imperative
to provide revenue to meet the un-
expected Increases IN expenses Incl
dent to the vast expansion OF the ma
tiOn's war program
A statement of the country's fl
nancial situation upon which the
amount'"f additional taxes and bonds
needed may be calculated has been
prepared AT the treasury for sub
mission within the next two or three
DAYS TO the committee Of tho senate
and house
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-10
House Eliminates Draft
CredH Plan Objected to

WASHINGTON. May .. - The
house today adopted the conference
report on the bill 10 base draft quo
tas on the number Of men in class 1
accepting the elimination OF its
amendment authorizing credits on
quotas for volunteers The report
awaits action in the senate
Because Of a senate amendment
eKempting ministerial and medical
students. the house sent back to the
conferees the conference report on
the bill providing for the regIstra
tion Of youths attaining the age Of
2l years since the registration on last
June S. q
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-10
ALLIED DEFENsEs STAND
ALL TESTS OF GERMANS

LONDON. May 9.--The allied de-
fense on the Flanders front TO tho
southwest of Ypres has again been
tested by the Germans and has been
found adequate, Two divisions OF
Teuton troops were employed on a
relatively short front and were sent
Into the fight under cover of a ter
rifle artillery fire. The front chosen
Tor the attack extended from the
village OF LaClytte TO Voormezeele,
but the center OF the assault seems
to have been at Vierstraat, a hamlet
northeast OF KENNEL hill.
The flanks OF the German attack
Ing line were stopped shortly by fire
from the French and British artil-
lery posted on high ground and
which was able to enfilade the Ger
man regiments as they tried to ad-
vance In the center. however. the
Germans made quite serious dent
In the allied line. Wednesday night
however, the allies drove forward In
counterattack and the latest re-
ports from Field Marshal Haig are
to the effect that the line has been
established. The Germans are re-
ported to have lost very heavily dur
ing the fighting.
There Is a constant rumble of
heavy artillery fire along the Somme
front huthere the British have again
improved their position by local at
tacks. The Canadian forces from
New brunswick and Nova Scotia
have engaged in a Successful local
attack north of Arras. on the
southern sectors Of the Somms
salient as well as in Lorraine and
other sectors further south there
have been ne noteworthy combats.
The artillery of the contending
armies continues very active In the
Asiago basin and on the Italian front.
The official reports from Rome tell
OF enemy troops being "hampered
by the allied fire" The Brenta and
Maserda sectors also have been cen.
ters of heavy bombardmentSs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-10
Scores Killed by Tornado
That Sweeps Over Iowa
Trunks Filled With
Explosives Seized
in Raid at PiCher

JOPLIN Mo, MAY 9.--Four
trunks containing explosives ~
various kinds were seized 10y rep
resentativea of the department Of
Justice and police officials at
Ficher, Okla, % miles south Of
here, In a raid on roominE
house las. night, II became known
tonight Tie wife Of the pro-
prietor ana roomer were ar
rested ana taken to Miami, Okla.
for Investigation. The proprietor
has not been located, II Is said
Devices and materials forethe
manufacture OF bombs are said 10
have been found In the trunks.
The trunks recently were sent to
Picher from webb City, Mo, and
were traced by federal agents.
The man detained is said TO he
Of German descent and the wom-
an a Russian, having come to
this country eight years ago.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-10
'oS oNl0 M0LIKE SUPPORTERS
CRITlCIzING HlNDENBURe


sl,rn1-,f sg,2l officers in the German arr,y arrr8-
n'sr ,''r{1fs cbies Of Won Moltke, the foT. g
aaainst s,aIG H' Mds staff are aagitating
r,,LE mug on the ground that the ,"Gen- cen
hayo successes on the western FROM
cort, o,,y1 not reached .expectations iront on
1rsPsmit,oos 19nS 10 reports in The Hague,
corresnondar corr[H unaer reserve by the
70 "nother report, which accordtu co.,
have e correspondent. appears 70
gb,rn some foundation, Is that "
bS,veesrn' r'ptrast nist Of opinion has arisen
cuIg' General Ludendorff an ,sueh. en-
cejyonl prince on one side ami chm
Scr~at. yon Hertling and Foreis,,
otbsr '7rT Won Kuehlmann on % t5a
able ,,o,.ns', ne emperor after Consider
rl.r.a "tvetl7g is said to have in
,hted ht.Ited to Won HertiinR's s5de ~ ~
though hesit4angly. s'ue' al
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-10
Lloyd George Wins Decisive
Victory Over Former Premier
German Effort to
Entice Americans
Is Nipped in Bud
? ~ tho Associated Press
MI-HII WI L. Al L. u L 4.

~ tho Associated Press
WITH THE RTCAN
ARMY IN FRANCE. May "A
large German patrol attempted to
rush tho American positions on
tho Picarty front during last
night hut Was driven OFF.
Tho enemy patrol parties were
active during the night and one
g rm an pretending to bo
wounded Ay outside the wire on
tanglements before an American
position hcSeeching help lie was
acting Rs screen for the others
who wort armed with hand
grenades
Tho Germans failing TO entice
the Americans from their trenches
attacked. nut the Americans made
II 80 hot for them that they fled
IN confusion. Their casualties
are believed 10 have been COM
paratively heavy
The roar OF heavy artillery con
tinues day and night In this sec
tor,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-10
CANADIANS MAKE GAIN
New Brunswick and Nova
Scotia Troops Deal
Heavy Loss.
ITALIAN FRONT ACTIVE
Enemy Troops Hampered
by Continued Fire in
Asiago Basin Battle.

LONDON, May 9.--"At the
close of the fighting this
morning. in the La Clytte-
Voormezeele sector" says
Field Marshal Haig's report
from British headquarters in
France tonight, the French
and British positions on this
front were completely re-
established"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-10
Roosevelt VIII Answer
Request From BurlesOn

OYSTER BAY, n. Y. May q
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt tomor-
row will answer Postmaster General
Burleson's recent request that the
coloner prove statements made by
him in an editorial to the effect
that favoritism had been shown IN
the treatment OF newspapers under
the espionage act.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-10
House Starts Monday
on OUermGH Measure

WASHINGTON. May s.-Arreo.
ment to take up the Overman bin
giving the president authority 70 70
organize government departments
next Monday was reported TODAY i'm
the house There will he opposition
and probably an extended debate.
but the house leaders expect no
such fight as that which held the
measure up in the senate for many
weeks
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-10
German Landed on Irish
Coast Placed in TOuer

LONDON, NV "a German sub
marine recently landed man on
the Irish coast where he was ar
rested by governmental officials.
James slacpherson. parliamentary
secretary 10 the war office an
nounced In the house OF commons
today that this man was In the
Tower Of London and would be
rt-martialcd.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-10
FOWier Shops of Kansas
University Are Burned

30 LAWRENCE, Kan. May o-Flre
carly tonight destroyed the Fowler.
shops, part Of the group Of huild-
mss at the University of Kansas
where students in engineering and
mechanics, receive instruction. The
loss was estimated at 100000. The
origin Of the fire has not been de
termined.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-10
PACIFlST ASSAULTED BY
LODGE WANTS DAMAGES
Alexander Bnnnwcrt Brings suit for
$4,000 Against Massachu.
settS Senator.

BOSTON, May g.-Alexander
Rannwert, formerly a professional
baseball player. filed suit hero to-
day for 100000 damages against
senator Henry Cabot Lodge. with
whom he had an encounter In
Washington in April, 1917.
With delegation OF pacifists
Bannwert summoned Senator Lodge
from his office IN the capitol INTO
the corridor whore he urged him 10
vote against a declaration Of war
After a heated argument there was
scuffle ana Bannwerl in his com
plant alleges that he WAS assaulted
by the senator.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-10
Boil SHEVIKl HAVE BATTLE
WITH MOSCOW ANARCHISTS
Fight CHused nv Refusal OF Anarch-
lists Ia Give Up Munitions aud
MarhInn Gmns

ZURICH May 9.-Kiev news
papers received here describe an ali.
dav battle between anarchists nud
fh" EolsheWki at Moscow. resulting
from tho Imprisonment Of four hun
dred anarchists In the lSren,ln. Tie
fighting wa8 caused bv a refusal nf
tho anarchists 10 surrender great
Quantities ot munitions and ma
chine guns
The Ho'shcvIkl forces storu7ed
the places whore the munitions wsro
stored.
The newspapers estimate that
there are sixty thousand anarchists
living IN Moscow.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-10
GUNNERs HINDER
PLANS OF GERMANS

WITH THE BRITISH ARMY IN
FRANCE. May s.-The Germans had
lntonded to make much mof-
pretentious assault in Flanders yes.
terday than they were actually able
TO carry out, It has been learned.
Their failure was due to the ex-
cellent work OF the allied gunners
and to a small colncident operation
by the French east of scherpenbsrg,
which came at the right moment to
help upset the enemy plans in this
sector.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-10
RemOUdL of Governor
of Porto Rico Asked

WASHINGTON, May Q--Re-
movsl Of Arthur Wager ns governor
OF Porto Rico was asked OF Presi-
dent Wilson today by Samuel Com
pers, president Of the American
Federation of Labor Mr. Gompers
charged the governor with incompe-
tcnce IN handling the labor situation
in Porto Rico.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-10
Agreement Reached for
Exchange of Prisoners

PARIS. May 9,--The agreement
for the exchange of prisoners Of war
between France and Germany
reached at Borne has been officially
ratified by tho German government
The agreement will become effective
May - after which prisoners over
the age Of 5 years will bo returned
TO their own country.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-10
AsQulth Proposal for Com
mitteo Beaten in Com.
mons by 293 to lO6.
MAURICE CHARGE ANSWERED



LONDON. May g.-The Llovd
,,,,rca ,,I,i.rr, .,,,r ro,,,,,o ,i,
~ ''''''''' Wv
'" ''' """'e "i commons To-
DAY bF vote Of goa to tO6 the
house voted dawn nation lntro
,l,,.l i,. ,.,,,., t,-....,,, IN.
,.,,,1li.r g., a., ..'i',. .N'fu,'h
sncoial ,,,,,.,,tt,oo ','v''' W "
-. wa, ,''' ~ ,hN'etihh,e
cried u Ni,,,ri,, ron.,,,,,' ra,,,,.4 ,en
hts ,og, -, In,at '',,', .,'..,, l'l'y'e' W
ary operations AT the war office
stirred 10y the immincnce Of
cabinet crisis tho people or London
crowded the public galleries long
hotor" ih" debate opened. The dip.
lnmntic and peers galleries also we're
'hroosvd
Immediately after tho iutroduc-
uun ot Mr.. Asqulths motion the
promi"r took Tho floor and spoke
IN defense ~ the government. Ho
rotutod the charges Of General
maurice ana declared that state
ments made in his recent speech TO
which Maurico's charges referred
was made ON Information received
from General Mamice's department
OF the war office He. showod also
by documentary evidence that the
extension Of the British line was
made because Of pressure exerted by
France and that the decision was
taken on the advice Of military au-
thorlties I'm agreement with Field
Marshal lIaig, the war cabinet hav-
Ing In no way interfered in the
matter. although 1t approved of the
dispositions.
When the premier left the house
he was loudly choered
NJ, I,tc,dod a.. ,.,,.
-
~, i'l'' ,'h''' NhP"'ln ueh'eu
,.int ,ls ,I'"l,'h ,'spo''ins 'he Maur-
i'. mimi va h'Hlbncd 10 onihin
Note Oh ceusure or the government,
saSlng IL WIS 'osurd 10 uesctlhe "
as such' should he lind II his duty
he honcd thst ba wouId bny. ia
courage TO do so I'm direct and nm
eCnivocai fprm.o
Premier LLOYD George was checred
loudly when he arona 90 speak lie
said he had been treated unfairly.
! was the business Of General Maur-
Ice 10 come to ihe cabinet and point
out where inc ministers had made
= - .tN'' " "'NN'''N', - -,
~ ~, ui n.otIor 'sr.dsu TN ES1u'sn
cons,,,, 80 ,A & 'P''s'"'e ''' '''
ur Io,d Go"rcs s,,tod Inn, the
fipurcs no bad riven vera taken
from official records az the war
office since that line he had made
inquiries on the point. he added. ana
tho figures given were nor inaccur-
ate The demand made by Mr.. As-
1utth for select committee was
characterized as without precedent
IN the history OF the rouse ,,.
builnE tno tlli,o Non'rai ,n"ai t ~
- - ~ ,,,tt - IL .,b a., ,,,a In
W uu',,'.' In,,S conr,,e
1atd ba rover c,,, ,Isncad stataments
AZ the p1inistors
Controversies Dlstrncting.
rhenron,,er declared such cont,o.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-10
GERMANS STICK
TO FORMER TACTICS.

ON THE FRENCH FRONT IN
FRANCE wednesday, May a.
The German artillery undes orders
from the prussIan and BAyarian
crown princes is doing its utmost 10
turn Amiens into another Rheims.
Picardys capital has already suf-
fered terribly from this effort TO
carry out the German idea OF strik-
Ing terror into the fatherlaud's en-
emies by the destruction OF their
most loved worA OF art and every
day adds TO Its suffering.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-10
The Weather

TULSA. May 8
Maximum 92; mini.
mum 70, southwest
winds, clear skies
= OKLAHOMA; For
Friday generally fair
colder; Saturday far
rising temperature IN
northwest portion,
LOUISIANA: Fri
day partly cloudy.
cooler In northwest
noy,ion; Saturday
part cloudy cooler ID
interior. rt
ARKANSAS FRI
dsy unsettled. cool
or Saturday far,
cooler in east ana
south portions;
Friday part cloudy
TO cloudy. cooler in
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-10
CANADIANS INFLICT
HEAVY CASUALTIES.
BY Canadian Press, Ltd.

by Canadian Press. Ltd.
CANADIAN ARMY HEADouAR-
TIERS. May s.-strons raiding par
ties OF Nova Scotia and New Bruns-
wick troops entered the enemy out
post line early yesterday at Neuvills
Viiasse, southeast OF Arras. They
inflicted heavy Casualties on the
Germans and took prisoners ana two
slight.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-10
Runanian Queen VIII
Not Recognize Peace
With Central POwers

AMSTERDAM. May 9-G.een
Marie Of Rumsnia. accord - 10
German newspapers. has publiab
announced that she viii rfsgs-
recognize the peace traatvGae-
tween RUmania and Germarv
Her majesty says she avould rather
ahdicate than reign over q couruy
under German rule The, queens
children are Of tho same opinion
and they never lose an opporwn-
ity, the, newspapers aid NJ insult
ing the Germans in RumaEia.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-10
British Government to
Put Limit on TraUeItng

LONDON May Sir Albert
stanley president of the, board Of
trade, announced in tSsnshouse OF
commons today the decision Of the
governments to puce restrictions on
travel Passenger train service, hg
said would be reduced by 90 per
cent and II will benecsssary for.
everyone TO show thAt his proposed
trip has an adequate reason.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-10
Home Rule Bill Not to
Be Ready Before May 10

LONDON, May 9.-Andrew Bonar
Law, speaking for the government
in the house of commons today ar
nounced that the home rule bill
would not be introduced before
Whltsuntide week OF May 19