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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-16
Loyalty of All Americans to
War GratifieS British Envoy
Fear of Uncle Sans
ArmyD Drives Huns to
Terrible SldughterS

LONDON ApuI O.. Germany
rnnHs tuIsE at e. predatory ma.
uuu and .s Drlns in dcH'ruy tho
British sud French armt"s be-
frr, the American iorres cam n"
urourur into the field, -ii Arthur
= ultuur minister tor foreign
affairs IN responding to q toast At
u luncheon to tho Ameu,hl labor
delegation today
Nr ualfour said that M" Ger
mtus had made many WNctlyu'a-
toua nut mono more HrrytnuH lh1n
60 underestimate tho power NJ
America Enranh. uc said. ia con.
Ndcn' that America viii ne' hnlN
60 send over 'her indoulbhle
troops in "a wav that mo- German
staff officer has calculated
In proposing a toast 10 tho al
uei cause Nj Halfour said
Tho spirit tn which the tinted
states uf America have thrown
themselves into this great struggle
rs a spirit of tdcausm. not in tho
sense In which idclNsm eVOporhtas
in eloquent phrases and cmpG
formuh~. but In that spirit In
which idcaltsm recognizes that -
bring hts idcnls tn fruiiou onA
must make efforts and show those
great yscrificcs which are nov hc-
ing so surely demonstrated Nv our
friends and. brothers across th"
Atlantic"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-16
WILLIAMS NAMED TO
SUCCEED STANDEVEN
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Gets
Post ny Vote of County
commissioners,

w. n. Williams, assistant county
attorney, was appointed to succeed
County Judge slandeven by the
board OF county commissioners yes
terday afternoon The new county
Judge flied a bond and was qualified
for offic. and will take mp his duties
this morning.
The resignation Of Judge stand
oven was accepted by the commits
aioners two weeks ago. though II had
been In their hands for several
weeks Judge standeven resigned
because of the press of private bust
ness.
Judge williams has been assistant
county attorney for the past Reversl
months and has earned an enviabls
reputation az prosecutor In crimi'
nal cases lie has practlccd law "
oklahoma for twenty-five years
having been county attorney o
Payne county. Of which saltwater Il
the county scat nafoFe being mp
pointed 10 the post of assistant coun
~ attorney. Judge Williams was en-
gagged In private practice In Tulsa
county.
Ine appointment OF Juuhs WI
lHms did not como as a surprise
though J. u Lydecker and Alhert
Hunt. attorneys, we're considered
strong candidates for tho vacanc,
ca used by Judge Stsndeven's resig
nation. The vote pf the commits
sioners stood two for Williams Ant
one for Lydecker
Following the announcement Of hii
appointment 10 the county Judge
ship Mr., Williams rendered his res
ignation 60 County Attorney GeorR'
Reeves MIR Reeves stated tha
there was no announcement To mak'
as TO the successor to Judge WI
liams IN the office Several Candi
dates for the agslstantshlp wer,
known 10 he working yesterday, bu
II cannot he predicted whom Count,
Attorney Reeves will appoint
Tho unfinished term 10 he served
by Judge Williams extends 10 Janu
ary q, 1919 Judge Williams de
clared that he would be a candi
date to succeed himself and sais
that he expected To make rerort
upon which hc could Conscicntlously
base his candidacy
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-16
National Organizers Crab Up tho
Gauntlet Cast Down by
Vote Seekers.
RIVAL CLANS CLASH QUICKLY
Proponents Charge Nnus with Re.
ing Backed nv Goh~ of Whi-NN
Money From the Fast.
ACCUSATION BRINGS DtNlAl
Woman's Ballot VIII Md ro RANK,
OF Radicals, Says Mr. IIruN
Preston White.


Sutfraetsts ~ Tulsa have r...Nr
down the gauntlet and OH. ."u.
have snatch"d u up with d. Il.r.
that Is prophetic. Tho urI ,u
Both sides admit n 900 '.... ''.f 100
dicate thaN II is 10 N' H '.N' fH 'H.
finish without tho .Ht'.uua element
infused by the MlrIu.. uf Queens.
berry rules
Two workers f.r fN. lHu ..n,.
dropped into the. city Yesterday
morning ana their arrival vys un.
known TO any except several Iu..n
sutfraEists. ThcN ,Nmr Iu ulauIgn
the women Of Tulsa who are nu.
posed to suffrage and mako pro.
liminary plans Tor 'Nc campaign
that ~ to rcud tho state this h'I
But To tho suttraEl-ts ti ug'.H
who are seeing nothing m' VICTORY,
and are dctcrmiuodiy rot tllIuar aI
who oppose them Mrs IIrnr Tr.
ton white of Boston Mass. and NIe-
Maybelle Suard or oklahoma CITY.
were distinctly and mcpuNnc,hy
"Pcrsonae non rraiac." which .a very
correct Latin. bv the way
ScotbIng Rcsntuti,r. Nd,r,cJ
g, -, 80,
-" ""l ''' ''''''.N was h'''
- t ,'',''t '''''''
'',.''i ,t'"IEh Il ~ '''.~ 'h''u
,',,,, ,iot, urs'.','" u" ug'r'. ~. VIM .''
"''' ''. -" ''''N 'I'' l''
-" ,''., ", IL,,'',' ,I''' '' '''''
Tv ,' 80 S,u' ''' nl.l''9', g.,
,.I.i i,,' iu' 'N ~ ''ss''.l 'l WV '.'.
,"Ni.'h ,'N"'". .'"', Nl'''' NlnE ''i'''
VIVA, VI ~ "l,, ul'',ls','',
.u Tui,'e '""',s'l ~, N',,',I, l.''' conc
nLl the N'N ',o'' ,. h''9''l no '''N
ohu SUI 'aE' 'h "'0' Wh,n ''-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-16
Sequel to "Finished Mystery B0bS
Up In Tulsa in Petition 10 wilson

Several hundred copies of the
Kingdom News with petitions to
President Wilson that all restrie-
lions as 10 the use OF the FINISHED
Mystery be removed and that peo-
pie ne Permitted 10 buy. S"ll' Ha' {
and read the books, were circulated
IN the titv Saturday night Mem
bers Of the International Nhle
Students association readily admit
ted that they were responsible i"t
the circulation or the petitions. q"
claring that Il wss a peaceful ans
lawful means used 10 get tusu."
The petition follows.
To President wilson.
We, the undersigned Ameriran'
hold that any interference ~ ih"
clergy with Independent bible study
Is intolerant. n-American and un-
Christian. that any attempt 10 com
bine church and state Is radically
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-16

wrong IN the iu'sro'' o' liberty
and religious frrntuH 80. .n.rWuN
protest asairs' The suppression oi '..
Finished Mysf'ry, ana p''.Nou inc
government - remove aIl rrs'fI '.
lions a. 20 g. use and NAT tho r"
pie may be permitted without inter
ference or molesiaiiSn tu buy Soil
have and read this AID 90 E.hic
study"
Declared Solutions.
s.Grers uf the petition arc atHcI
'p forward n 70 tbc kingdom Sew.
f. Hirk. street lrDri'N0. ~
Tho Finished Mvs'Srg hos ''.n
declared to hc sodlunuH 1nl 'HUI
.4rIs of copies hsta been f..tsI Iu
fIc state nv federal officer. n
Is declared 20 contain expression.
,r7irst tho Government. anl s"f"r1.
hundred comics we're seized i0 IUl.I
within the past three month. upon
orders uf tho council ~ Defense n
contained statements ds-I.Utd go
create feeling against thc DRAFT RnI
many pupI,s reached soldf''s Iu 'H"
training camps Member u' .N.
society Hr.I1ro that 30 had % ,.f.H
I4trn Iu excess NJ 20 million 'HH
Nrz Eliza y Thomas. a morH..
NJ the surirt In Tulsa d0rHr.H
that the Finished Nyrtcry A.. .n'
scdifio.s. hat o. heinz Represented
as .lrh hv memlrrs 0f tho .."r.
.Df af denominations BOO order I'D,
haze % suppressed hy tho govern
ucnf n is f0uzht ON religious an1
nor pafri0uc grounds. che d'U'aIc|
The matter has been called %"
the attention of tho Council Of DO.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-16
Budapest Conference
Cancelled by Emperor

AMSTERDAM. April IS Emperor
Charles. according To- Vienna dis
patches dated saturday. 10 the Rer-
timer Ttgcblatt has cancelled visit
he intended 10 make 10 Budapest
Important conferences on Austro-
hungarian foreign and internal poll
rics were to have been hold. Count
CZ'ruu Or Won Soyfler. Austrian
prcwIrr General Ar Won strauss
berg ohirf of the general staff. and
other officials we're 10 have been
pre- sent
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-16
Oklahoma Setting Pace
In Liberty Bond Sales

KANSAS CITY. April Ia Okla
homa took the lead tonight In the
books of the tenth federal reserve
district Liberty loan committee. he
ing credited with the largest am mount
Of sales reported to reserve banks
The total for the district tonight was
h3,276,7SO. which Is one-third Of
the districts quota, II was announced
at the headquarters. Oklahoma's to-
tai was Sl0,4SS.3 $50. II was again
pointed out that these figures do not
show the amount OF actual suhscrip-
tons, simply those that have been
| reported to the banks.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-16
RECRUITING PROGRESS
GRATIFIES PENTAC0SI
Progress satisfactory over state bul
Tulsa IA Nhcad of Them All,
says the Colonel

Surprise At the progress OF re-
emitting fur the two companies OF
the oklahoma regiment IN Tulsa wat
the chief emotion exhibited by COLI
uu,I rrnterosf. reEimcntai comman'
der. and Major Charles + Barrett
who arrived On Tulsa Yesterday on
rrgr of the state 60 observe recruit'
I'm. activities The recruiting thru'
out tho state is going along splen'
HIil,. according 10 Major Barrett
but is more than gratifying here
NusNopco was visited Yesterday
and the colonel and major arefG
DlmuIsec this morning Atier maxi
ing tho rounds of the towns whert
companies are being recruited re-
mort viii be srhmittod tu the war de-
. rarfment before examinations ari
begun.
Tn. rre.i.er. viii NOT he taken OF
..f .ra stone frr rslu'nE Colond
r..t,.a.t stated Tn. units viii bi
...u.I n their home towns. and
.u..urm,ut vu probably be heli
,u tnr ru II the organization 81
.Hr ...Mrnf ur- proceeded sum
..rf.. Dos summer an officers train.
boz school VIII be held at some poinl
ln tho state.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-16

Third Liberty lnan within one week
Tho Tulsa district is the first In
the state one OF the first In the en-
tire nation 10 report TO Uncle sam
that his call for money has been
eloriously answered with more than
100 per cent response
For each n the three divisions OF
tho Tulsa district Is far overscribed
tho city. the county and the ten
other counties comprising the Tulsa
district
II wassA famous victory
Tulsa's grand fleet, In command Of
Admiral a Y. Davenport, went
plunrlug through the line with ir-
Tcsistahle force II was grand,
driving finish that must be tucked
away In local history as the greatest
Of AN Tuls1s achievements.
Still Going on.
Tho campaign has received such
an Impetus II can't stop Al 10
O'Clock last night Admiral Davep
port of the Grand fleet" an
nounceh that the total had gone to
81 03a 200. and the total number Of
subscriptions has toppcd 1900 and
still going ~ this . 2.303 subscrip-
tons we're obtained by the women's 8
division for a total Of S9l5,4OO Ad-
mlral Davenport now predicts that
Tulsa quota Will so 10 t4,500,0 900.
District Far Over
A ,,o ,,a,,,,,,n,, a..
H"" " '',,,,u,n was so great
are still being made and will nc
doubt continue all this week.
s,e -Sa -, vas az uuuhve'
ca,,ratg, hsgsr - w. ~. m,,'u ,'l'
.,,n.ppa,ssad ~ n"h peeh over
,innd 'wc'' ooo .u, '',"uhI pelhs nearll
,otSI ~ te Eay tn,i,..i1,,lp, Eipr 'Ceuehte'
,,on. '''''' '""'''Hu'' supsorlp
m, ..,,z,,,. ...,- -,
.t,,. n,,.N Iu"'d outslhe I'M
a balr ,,iII,Cr a"n..s ,,''nb pNe'
-, , "'''a'S IL VIII 81
nv, ~ iHlli'on.
pIarsd -, e. ,no ',,,,' ooo quota wa
nycrsIb.c,,,a,,d, ,'n,,,nn"' ~ mas beer
b,,,,cl, a. oGo "a5o" 'n. amount o.
rh,,t. n.'u'""u ana NOOO00O
pIo of 1.,,. WY In' patriotic pco.
Tespords5 """ "' 'H' ulsa district
,yIIH
main dtninr 'us.a.m m I''gned IN the
vb,ro ,sh room or Hotel Tulsa
.rr,,d o s,a. ia.l luncheon Of th'
vE., ,,' vas h"ld Yesterday
tho ,,.a,.t,,,,..dI davenport announce
to,, 'IEnlile'n' result Cheers hurst
Of No. IN very one OF $50 throatl
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-16
Irish Meet TO Protest
against COnscripfion

urGLN. April lt.i nrfe meet
,rra tu oppose o0n'cripUou we're
held today m Armagh LimericN.
TuIamorc. tumarh. carlow. tarh'l
and other places They we're NOT
in,crfcrca wish and there. was no
disturbance
cardinal Loguc. prlmaie of Ire
land. preaching at Dunnrannon s'la
the inscription proposal Tor re
land was tho Frayeet blundor me
covcrnmenr had made and womb
lead To tho utmost disorder ana
v,gla hc met with The most siren
nous passive resistance Anylnng
ln tho nature Of organized rh'w'ni J
.,,si.'1r,c was 600 no deprecated ana
would not bc favored hy him
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-16
Tulsa Liberty Bond Campaign
Passes Goal and Still Going
District Goes OUer

Newt Graham. chairman ot w,
Tulsa district Liberty loan campa,E',,
committee. stated last night th'. '.
every county in the district haa s"n. sn.
over the top for Cnclc sam pefn"pSs
$4,000. 900 stronger than ne nav
asked .-,.,,e
MIR Graham paid a special iriou'o =
10 the magnificent response ol NV,
farmers. fully $4,000 Of whom, ~,
declared. were among Liberty u'',"
purchascrs The farmers away I,
answer when YOU appeal to t',h,
he said. This IL the first uinS ~
have ever been properly appeal'u w
ard IT is their patriotic I'ap"t,
that has helped the TulsH "i'''''
make such great record 49,.
Following IL tho estimate %, u
Liberty bond sales I'm '''n W
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-16
Cause Must BE shOUn
To Hold Usage Funds

WASHINGTON, April t4.-writ of
nianaamns. ordering Secretary Lane
Ui VI tne department. OF interior and
Iato Sells' Indian commissioner, n
STOW cause by April % why they
snonlu not he ordered 10 resume pay
nentS ot Usage funds was granted
NJ tne supreme court Of the District
OF Columbia yesterday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-16
Large FER Capias tn Ne Distributed
Among indians I'm What Il
called "luditn tuuuir,. ."
'B0NEST DRY COUNTRY"
ATTORNEY POWER LIMITED
LAWYERS WIN Have to Corrinc I iI
fort. to Those Nhu~c Rc~trlv-
uulls Not Bucu Removed.
World WafhIuginu Korean.
.. E.Hr. NIHg

Worlds ws,t,osrou Korean.
..- Rrfs Nltg
WASuINGTuN, April 4. That
part OF Oklahoma defined D.. h,
courts as Indian country. wu .no
tho "buuest dr., ,ouutr, m in.
p m'cd States -tt,r iu, Indian Hr
Precipitation hNn upon which tine
conference agr,cd Iud reported CO.
dnN, becomes a law The clause iu
reference TO liquor provides that the
possession Of intoxicating liquor.
shah constitute a crime. subject Goo
tho penalties prescribed m federal
statutes heretofore enacted lIlth
o"lo possession OF liuuur wa puml
tHuic evidence Of guilt but under
th" proposed law. which viii go u
to effect September t. possosslun is
BE- crime In all lndiau countries that
arc OF vas subject 90 PROVISION ut
Law against Introducing ut lwuur
into hu Indian country ThN val
he the first ,aw or such drastic
nature ever passed I'm the United
-ttcE Tho clause which originally
propose making II mandatory ON
the secretary uf the Interior 30 de.
post OVru funds In Oklahoma
hanks, was changed, making II dis
crctionury with the secretary.
Opposition Removed
Tho old claim Of the Mississippi
ChuCtaWr viii no doubt bc at an
end with this btll aA tho southern
senators who have always contend
O. for u part uf tho funds due the
Oklahoma ChucNWA compromised
ON an appropriation of $4,000 FOR
d De-. -
and withdrew their opposition to
Tho ChoctsW .ChickaEnw per capita
payment OF $4,000, which IL con
tanned In the bin. totallng $1,000
600
The hill also provides for Som
mole per capita payment Of 500.
$500 600 In all Jurisdiction Is con-
fcrrtd on the court OF claims 10 ad-
Just the NcMurruy claimsr amounts
| ing In all 10 $4,000 which viii he
! offset by a claim Of the ChoctRws
and Chickashbs OF about $4,000.
/ They also have claim against Me
Murray tor Sis0 600. but It Is not
! considered seriously.
! Adjudication for settlement of IN
| disputed claima aud for final apprn-
Val Of uncnntested agricultural and
| ~ ana gns leases is transferred
/ from the Inrretary Of tho interior 10
/ tpc superintendent Of Tho Five CIV
| ilizcd trihNR This measure viii
| greptly expedite matters pertaining
/ io departmental leases and aid ma
/ torially IN Fastening developments.
| rhe bill also limits tho powers of
| probate for nllotecs who have not
/ had restrictions removed on and
/ gas inspectors are reduced from
81.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-16
Million Dollar Damage
BY StOckydrds Blaze

TORONTO, ontario. Arm Ia
Fire which broke out late last niEht
on the loading platform of the Harris
ahauoir plant at The Union stock
Yards. West Toronto At O'Clock
this morning was stal burning The
damage At that hour WAS estimated
at $1,000 600 The cooling roona
~ 900 600 The cooling rooms with
ir them vamcd about g. 600 600 we've
threatened.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-16
only Breaking Up Bands
Germany Tells Russians

LONDON, April I5-Foreign
Secretary Won kuehlmsnn, accord
ing To a German wireless dispatch
received here has replied to the
Russian protest against tho German
invasion of Russia by claiming that
tho Germans and Ukralnians are
attempting 10 break up bands and
are not attacking Russia
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-16

over the stop
WITH n smash,
crash and bang,
" ent Tul "A =
quota OF the Third
Liberty loan yes
terday
Not only, the
city Of Tulsa, but
Tulsa county and
the entire Tulsa
district completed
their quota ~ the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-16

NI An ATLANTIC p"Pr A.,
,,...-t9ur lives were lost who. HpLiI ,L
go ,ss 'nship Etonian was ,ors nen s tns
,s. ~ sunk by a German submsr geaoea ,',i
o. 'Ilsn coast. March "a scon ,tme OH
re- ,,'eIi' ners Of the crew wbo u,G,ns .,.1.ns
'oa@y on a British steamer, '''o
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-16
More Than $4,000,Oo0 Is
Raised for the lhiri
Liberty Loan.
ENTIRE DISTRICT IS OVER
From One to Two Million
Beyond Mark Set by
Government.
SALES SET HIGH RECORD
Seventeen Thousand lndi-
viduals Subscribe for
IL New Issue.
ENTIRE DISTRICT is oVEF
SALES SET HIGH RECORD
Some Of the Big Ones

rolnw are ll of the largest
purchasers Of the third Liberty
bond issue In the city ot TUT
"a These subscriptions were
made during the regular course
OF the campaign ana were not
rushed i'm at the Last minute 60
'push tie quota over.' Most
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-16

Chairman Graham expressed the
.hcI,ef that the Tulsa district VIII go
over with between 100000 and
"a 600 900. The quota was 81
$4,000.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-16

Gahe latker. superintendent
o' tho Five CIVILIZED tribes al
Muskocce, notified city Mana
ger Davenport Saturday night
that no had been authorized
10 invest 500 00o NJ Indian
wards money in Liberty homes
and credit It to the Tulsa quo
80
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-16

VISIT INSPIRES ENGLISHMEN
NNacious Force Recitation
to Those From Sober
London.

>tW YORK., Aprl o., .- wan q.
mns-neo 60 mo uuuah government
and uruplo that American labor ia
LOYALTY behind rrrshout Wilson In
rhn prosecution uf the war, the Rrt
lrN labor wlHalou which Tor two
month, r.s lp,u touring the luitod
States. has departed for England
Iu a statement given nut after
th,r department thrpuEh the Amer
luAu Alliance for Labor and Dem
oye,N Walter \ Appleton. spokcs
man for the British labor leaders
declared chat American labor b.
lola lo the core Appleton said
that the patriotic course NJ the
American Federation of Labor has
been Hu inspiration TO hNmeclt and
Colleagues. Tho determination to
win ,ud tnr rplrlt OF sacrifice mani
t,sfcI uu am slides is an "augury ~ u
r'Cat triumph for the forces ot
Democracy
Joshua Nuttcrworth William l..
Mos.cg ana Charles Duncan. NJ +,
wCrc the other mcmhcrs OF the mis-.
tlou.
Iycs Opened. g.
AT FIRST Appleton statement
hcsd "the differences in comfort
and social we'll being the brightly
lighted streets. tk7 plcnltSnl supplies
~ food the laughing. careless hap
piu,ss Of tho people All provided
contrasts that were too sharp for my
nerves. Each dav. however, brought
mo urnrcr the real heart uf Amcri.
rn, each day made n oustcrLu realize
tho fact thltnll this Nlycious force
an this plcntitudo ot natural and
intellectual resource WAS 60 be used
without stint utnd ungrudginRly In
ESQ fght which democracy Ia waE.
ing against autocracy,
"The imAense area of America,
tho extent Rnd character of iis ag-
riCultural, us mineral and It's In
dustrlal wealth have profoundly Inn
pressed me. but what has sunk most
deeply into my very soul ~ theNab-
Holutely unEelflsh devotion with
which America ~ consecrating all
her resources 20 Belgium. ftAly, Rus
STA Serbia. Rumania and to my own
dear country,
No Thought ~ Cost.
Some Americans have criticised
tho depart rAniaF committees, othsra
| have feRroN that America might he
too late, but no soul has ever spoken
, of cost aa N itswAa matter that
| America had tlme To discuss Amer,
len has given IN TO me personals
/ affectionata regard TO my country
and 30 tho Hllies Ehs has given ol
| her man power and ~ her bound,
less wealth with an abandon and q
generosity which brings tears TO my
| eyes when I think of II and II II Il
! true that tho Lord loves cheerful
giyer, then indeed tho Lord must
| love america
II am personally charged by Mr.
[ samuel Gompcrs 10 convey TO this
! British people ana government and
| particularly TO Mr. Lloyd George
/ tho assurance that the American
/ Federation ~ Labor ana an who Hrs
| directly and Indirectly asspciniot
| with IL are whole -hcnrtedly behind
| President Wilson and that they vii
| back all tho efforts ~ the United
/ states government to force peace
which shall destroy for All time tn,
efforts NJ German militarism to en-.
! thrnll democracy
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-16
Associate Members
Apollo Club

Please bring your member.
ship card to Jenkins Music
store and make your reaerya-
tions today for the Harold
Bauer concert AprH 10. Harold
haIier-ls an Enslishmsn. NOT a
Gsfman.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-16

roupcls coffee has the real fla
NuT.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-04-27
Get Second Billion
Omitted Press Leased Wire.A

WASHINGTON, d. c.. April 26.-The third Liberty loan.
rounding into the home stretch today
mark patriotic celebrations turnout the nation
ing Liberty day
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-04-27
Church Topics
for 7 onorrow

Trinity Methodist - Morning,
Alfred Lister and c. E. Buckley
will speak; evening, sermon by
Rev. Jay c. Dorwin.
Associated Bible Students -
Public lecture, 7:45 p. m, by ]. ii.
Maxwell Of Bellingham, ON (which
Is the True Gospel!"
Bismark Methodist - Morning,
Stewardship Of Property" even
ing, sermon by Rev. Sherman v.
Warren.
Lincoln Park Christian-Morn-
ing. "The Excellent Way" even
ing, "Clinging to the Altar" Rev.
z. o. Doward.
Our Savior's Evangelical Luz
theran Services in English, 10
a. m, Norwegian. II a. m, Eng
fish, 8 p. m; Rev. o. J. Ordal.
Norwegian Danish Methodist
Services, IL and 8; Rev. N. L..
Hansen.
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Danish Lutheran - Services at
IL a. M; monthly meeting, 8 p.
m; Rev. C. 8. Hasle
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First Swedish Baptist-Services
IL and 1890; Rev. Charles Asp
lund.
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First Norwegian Lutheran -
Services, 1 a. m; Rev. o. Hagoes.
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Emmanuel Lutheran - Services
1880 p. M; Rev. o. Hagoes.
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st. Andrews Episcopal - Serv-
ices, IL and 1880; Rev. F. T.
Webb.
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st. Luke's Memorial - Services