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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-02
Critics

When was but little lad one day my
NV boy, / wish you'd paint the barn,
the paint is IN the shed
m sorry | must 90 away and won os
But you Just 60 ahead I'm sure yOu II
do the Job all right
n. eot tho ladder out for me, the paint
rot and the brush,
And then TO decorate the barn ! started
with rush.
scarcely had begun my task, before a
neighbor came
And. noticing what / was a. remarked
TO tru,l little hoy like you with such
You'I never paint the barn like thai" I"
And then he gpve JERK
which spilled me fsm the ladder. and he
broke q rurg or two
which set me back an hour or more ull !
could start anew.
He did not stop TO help me then. but went
along his way
And told the neiEhbors far and near. my
father wAa Jay
Hes rot his Md up there, - says he an
chucklod as he spoke,
"Endeavorin' 10 paint the barn. The -
will he joke p
while hs was sneerin' In the town, an.
other came along
An said; my hoy you re doin' fine. but
goin' At IL grouE.
I've watched you Spresdin paint awhile,
an " you II let me now,
IN take my coat on sn' TN come up there
10 show you how
You've got "a on too thick in spots, an
elsewhere us too thin,
But u will come out smooth all right
And then he started In
An helped me as though ths barn WAS his
an showed me all he knew
An taught me how 10 put on paint the
way real painters do.
That was my first experience with critics.
an | found
That In this world Of ours there are two
kinds ot men sround
One sees the honest efforts Of his Trug.
Cling fellow msn
And shows him where he's going wrong
bat helps him all he can
The other views him trying hard, but with
bitter frowu
He mock. at What he hopes 10 do, an kicks
his ladder down.
Copyright 1918 by Edgar A, Guest)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-02
CR0WDER ISSUES NEW
CALL FOR DRAFT MEN
bc Given Course In Mechan-
teal Studies.

WASHINGTON. May IA call
for s.9s5 additional draft mon was
issued today by tho provost marshal
general They are TO he sent to 22
institutions scattered throughout the
country for n two months course Of
training In various mechanical
studies
The men will he mobillIed May
10 with the exception of those from
Virginia who will he called May 81,
They Will receiye training as auto
mechanics and chhuffeurs. maChln-
ists. blacksmiths, sheet metal work
orS, general mechanics, carpenters,
electricians, radio operators con
crctc workers and telegraphera They
will he unassigned until after the
completion uf their courses.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-02
LUCAS GOES TO SANITARIUM
No "shakcup" NJ Reported In Police
Circles; Better Jobs for Some.

T.. l.. Lucas. retiring" chief Of
Tulsa's police department, LEFT last
night for Rochester, Minn. where he
viii UNDERGO treatment In the Mayo
sanitarium there. Later he will vlSlt
the Pacific coast and will not return
to Tulsa foi several weeks.
Chief Lucas cult at midnight Tues
day and the police ore now under
the direction Of captain Wilkerson'
who will remain head OF ihe de-
partment until the Democratic com
mlssioners adjust their differences
and take active as well Es honorary
control OF the affairs OF tho city
Most OF the men are on the jnb
DESPITE purportcd rumors Dat they
would quit Two men have quit TO
go Into new Jobs and one policeman
has gone fishing" OthSrwise the
force is up to fun strength
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-02
DYNAMITE IS FOUND UNDER
WIRELESS TOWER AT BLISS
Is Most Powerful Motor Station on
Mexican Border Between San
Antonio and Los Anrelea

W. PAsO, Texas. May /. -- Four
sticks Of dynamite. thirty te., -,
coilNd copper wtro and ds,nna,to,,
caps were discovered late yestsr,to :,
buried under the base Of die ste.,
wireless tower at Fort Bliss The eY =
pl"siN" was found by an Officer uho
Nla trniring his men in entrench
ment work near the tower
mo Fort Bliss wireless static, 4.
known as tho motor" staten ,as
he Mexican border between sen
tonio and9 Los Angeles. Il, rer.n,a-
n tF'sages from the wireless statIon
a. southern department headouar'
lerS at Fort sam Houston and retsv.
mem TO tho smaller stations aibng
nc Mexican border II Is said IN
ne nc most powerful station on the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-02
Tenth Reserve District
Goes Far OUer the TOP

KANSAS CITY. MAY THE tenth
federal rcE"ryo district. according to
figures officially announced tonight.
mad oyersuh-rribed It's quota OF the
third Liberty loan l6i-2 per cent
The total announced ~ tl51,b62,SbO.
~ the - largest cities In the dts
trict only three vet have not gone
over tho top according 10 the loan
committee They are Denver. Mus
kngee and Wichita
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-02
Finnish ReUOiutiOniSf
Is Captured at YibOrg

STOCKHOLM. May i-Eullcrwo
Manner, an intellectual leader ot the
Finnish socialists and one Of the
men responsible for the FINNISH
revolution. was taken prisoner at VI
borg when the white guards or Fin
nlsh government forces recently cap
tured that Finnish port 20 miles
northwest of potroErad. Tho cor
respondent In Finland OF the Alton
bladet who sent this Information
SAYS that kolsheyik red guards lost
two thousand men killed In the bat
tie Of Nihorg
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-02
HUN POWER OVER POLAND
TO BE RECOGNIZED BY POPE
nus apostolic Delegate 10 Country
Who Wlll Soon Assume Duty
OF Representing Vatican

TOME. May THE vatican in.
,"us ,,,",i TO recognize the political for.
,"unn OF Poland under GERMANY
,y me sending OF Monsignor Ratti
ulere as apostolic delegate accorSl
s,nE 10. statement issued nj the of
tn ,s 'i the papal secretary of state
statement adds that the
W,vahlng up OF Russian authority IN
..,,lu g's,lu mas made necessary the
ans OF honslgnor Ratu 10 Pol
rc.a,,Iie re Is considered an able rep
t,he office OF prefect on the tIs yotInas
nhrary. The statement say. maj hn
VIII soon depart for his new post
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-02
Assassin who Precipitated War Dies;
Victim of tuberculosis in Fortress

prinzip fired two explosive bull
leyN from revolver az the Aus
trldu heir apparent, the first strik-
ing the duchess Of Hohcnhcrg
the arch dukes morganatic wife,
in the abdomen. and mo second
taking effect I'm the neck OF the
arch duk" Both bullets caused
death within short time Earlier
In the day. McdelJo Gabrinovic, a
Dypist Of Servian nationality. had
thrown bomb which the arch
duke warded or with his arm. ~
that i exploded some distance
from his automobile Tho bomb
injured six persons GHbrinoyic
was sentenced 10 twenty years i'm,
prisonment -Four other cunsplra-
tors were sentenced tu death by
hanging. one to life imprisonment
and one 70 twenty years In jail.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-02
SAMMIES AND FRENCH
SMELLING GERMAN AREAS
Despite Weather Americans Keep
.s Up Heayy Bar~gr; AIR Ac-
uvity Brought 90 Halt.

By Thc Associated Press.
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
ON A FRENCH RATTLE FRONT,
Tuesday. April 30.--The situation
along the American sector gradually
is becoming stabilized There have
been no Infantry encounters In the
last - hours although small patrol
parties or outpoats have met in the
darkness and mist
Despite rain and poor visibility
the American and French artillery
have been most active in shellng
enemy back areas A certain Amer
lean battery has been laying n heavy
barraEe on enemy batteries and po-
sltions around certain village
which has been virtually wiped out.
The German artillery II less active
than on the days Immediately fol-
lowing the Americans appearance
on this sector The Germans are
throwing some gas shells.
Weather conditions prevent aerial
activity on either side
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-02
Arctic Explorer Reaches
Fort Yukon After Illness

FAIRBANKS Alaskn, May I -
Nilh liner Stefansson, Arctic explor-
er. has reached Fort Yukon. Alaska,
from IIerschel island where he has
been spending tho winter, according
TO word received from Fort Yukon
today A relief party left Fort Nu-
kon April - 20 10 tosthe aid of
Stefansson who was said 10 bc ok
trcmely ~ Stefansson stil oN-
trem~lv weak from long Illness was
able 30 meet the party AZ Rampant
House. way station. and returned
with them, lie expects 10 return
TO the United States in July. It was
said
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-02
s--7--7-----~
CONGRESS PREPARES
TO ADJOURN JULY |
Republicans and Democrats Suggest
Program Can Re Completed
By That Time.

WASHINGTON, May The first
definite move toward adjournment
Of congress- In July was made In the
senate today when Senator Gallins
ger OF New Hampshire. minority
leader. formally proffered Rspubii-
can support In an effort TO that end
Senator Oallinger suggested adjourn
ment July 10 and when Senator
userman OF North'Caroiina and 9th.
er Democrats said II should be
earlier, he agreed with them that
july should be made a tentative
adjournment goal.
Reclting the many laws enacted
since the session began last Decem-
ber and the status OF pending legis-
lation, Senator GallinEer said the
time had come when congress should
hasten It's work with "A definite plan
Of adjournirg In July. Senator
Smoot OF Utah. Republican, ex-
pressed the opinion that tho pro-
gram could be carried out by that
time unless tho administration
planned legislation which has not 70,
been made known,
-rpprSplispiSS si;inffS i;n eHxliy fSMB
the remaining important measures
on the senate schedule. No doubt ID
entertained as TO the ability OF the
house To keep pace with the adjourn
ment program.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-02
A Alsdce-LOrraine Talk
Admitted by Minister

AMHTERDAM. May THE sig
nlficant admission that tho imperial
German government had been dis
CussinK the future OF Alssce- Lor-
ralne was made recently In the sec
nnd chamber OF the Saxon parlia-
ment by one OF the ministers say a
Dresden Dispatch TO the ROtter-
damsche Courant The minister
who made the admission was Herr
Won Leipzig. In reply 10 suggestion
by Herr Guenther, a liberal minis
ter
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-02
Deporfed BeiOidns Are
Suffering Heavy Loss

I.D&uDN. MAY Twenty five
thousand Rrlgian mon and boys have
been compelled to work ON military
oprr1tiou- under the whip OF Cor.
man srn'ries behind tho Gcriran
hpHg tu the reg ION uf talenCicnnea
end NnuhnuEo alone. according TO
Reuters limited Tho mortality IN
the camp NJ the drpor'cd BclRians,
it report, iy Terrible. The numbers
sout back are replaced by fresh re-
yrulfs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-02
Steamers Collide; One
Sunk off Virginia Coast

AN ATLANTIC PORT, May Il
The Norwegian steamer Fiell was
sunk off the Virginia coast at mid
night last night when she collided
with the british steamer LylnEs-
tonia The Fiells crew was saved
by the Llvingstonia and landed here
today.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-02
Cadet Flyer Killed by
Fall at Dayton Fielf

DAYTON. ohio. May t. Lloyd
Allen. -. Of New York city. a Cahoi
flyer nt the Wilbur Wright aviation
field. met instant death toda, when
his machine became unuanhrcap'
while he was making e pri'il'e
ftght and crashed into one NJ m"
school buildings on the ground Tn"
clause Of tho accident IS not known.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-02
Emperor Charles win
Confer with Wilhelm

LONDON May T. Iwpctor
Charles uf Austria Hungary. accom-
panied hy Baron nurian. the ion
ctgu minister. and their sfnffs Hc
cordiug to an Exchange Telegraph
dispatch from Nurich will proceed
almost Immediately tp the German
headquarters TO confer with tho Ger.
man emperor tkrnnian AMI BHlkan
affairs. n iF added viii be- discussed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-02
CIemencedu and JOffre
TO Welcome Americans

PARIS. May Premier Clemen-
ccail. Marshal Joffrc and others ot
Frances notable men Will take part
In the receptions to the American
labor delegation about 10 arrive IN
Paris from England Numerous or
ganized bodies of workers will also
pnrticipate I'm the functions
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-02
Foreign Ministry Change
Not to Alter Jap Policy

TOXIC, Saturday. April 25.--The
change In the foreign ministry inn
piles no alteration OF Japan's policy
In this war. said Baron Goto today.
The baron has actively taken over
work OF the foreign office.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-02
NeD Financial Group to
Be Organized in Germany

LONDON, May IA new finan-
cial group Is to be established IN
Germany by the Hohenlohe family.
= central news dispatch from Am
stsrdsm reports Prince Hohenlohe
is said 10 nave severed his connec-
ton with the Deutsche bank
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-02
Germans Name Three
Bridges for Celebrities

ELHLlN NAV I Via London .-
A. Che direction Of Emperor VIII
liam. aaHa an official announcement
today inrrr new Rheiu bridges have
been uan,J for tne GERMAN crown
prince. Ft"ld Marshal Won Hlnden-
Uurg and GENERAL Ludcndorft.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-02
Americans Stop Fierce Hun
Attack; Deal Heavy Losses
The w Gather

IllfNAt se9 -.
Maximum 81 MIN
mum 80 south wlnds
and clear skies
oKLAHo NJ 4 ;
Thursday fair warm
,r Friday iair
LoUIstAN, ;
Thursday part cloH
dv warner In norin
norton Friday p-fi
cloudy, warner
ARKA \ S "A
Thursday fair warm
err FRIDAY ialr war
mor In east portion
EAST TEXAS -
Thursday and Friday
unsettled weather
local showers IN tne
south portion VAIN b
or Thurpdhy
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-02
Government Has Loaned
HeaUiiy to Railroads

WARRINGTON. May l. Ran.
roads under the four months n, sa,,
nInent operation Just closed re.
s'cd from the government $50 :
700 a. loans or advance rs,
Tnsnh on government COMPENSATION
hoGnCed All
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-02
Liner Goes Down Off
Coast of Delaware;
Marines Aboard.
RESCUED ARE LANDED
Many Escape by Jumping
Into Water; Picked
TIP by Frenchmen.

AN ATLANTIC PORT,
May, l.-Siyty-six persons
lost their lives when the
steamship City Of Athens,
bound from New York for
Savannah, was rammed and
sunk by a French cruiser off
the Delaware coast at |
o'clock this morning. The
missing include ten men and
two women who were pas
scngers, seven out of "a
United States marines. who
were on board, II out of
twenty French sailors and 33
members of the crew.
An the passengers and many of
tho crew worc in their berths when
the bow Of the warphlp plunged into
the side of tho . .3O0-ton coastwise
vessel Fire broke out almost i'm
mediHtcly afterward In hold No I .,
bat II had NO bearing on the fate of
OF the ship Tor the flames were
quickly uuenched 10y tho rush of
winter which poured In
Capt j Forward. one Of tho vet
lerau commanders In the service OF
the Ocean steamship company. own
els OF tho vessel, ala his best to avert
a panic and man the llfeboats So
quickly did tho doomed vessel sink
however. that there was no time 10
get the boats away and many OF
those who porished were trapped In
their hcrths.
Those Of the passengers and crew
who were able to reach the deck
all Of them thlnly clad and many
without lifo prescrvers. plunged into
the sea.
Jifcboats launched.
The cruiser launched lifcboats i'm.
modlately after the crash and turned
It's searchlights upon the waters In
which men and women were strug-
Cling for their lives, Hixty-clght per =
sons were picked up and brought
back 10 this port by the warshIp
which was not seriously damaged.
Both Fhips .wQre Carving rpnning
lights because OF The heavy fog which
hung over tho sea.
r. ]. Doherty. the wireless opera .
tor was able TO send out only one
IS O s." call after the wnrShip's
bow plunged into tho city OF Athens
side near the bow. There was no
response to the appeal for aid and
tho vessel sank 50 quickly Doherty
had no opportunity 10 repeat the
call He is believed To have been
drowned at his post
Many heroic deeds were recounted
tonight by the survivors, One OF the
heroes OF the sea tragedy was Harry
a. Kelley NJ New York. an oiler, who
swan 10 an overturned lifeboat and
dragged upon the bottom OF II four
persons Who we're struggling In the
sea. He held them there until they
were taken -nff by boat from the
French cruiser
List of Passengers Lost,
The following passengers are be-
lieyed 10 have been lost;
NJ Green. Astoria. N. Y.
James Kastl Morrlstown. N. j.
Richard BOnzclner, Mobile, Ala
Miss r. G. stiles. New York city.
Jean Cabron, New York city
Rev. j. =. Reynolds. New York
city
Isaac Dalzel. Paterson, N. J.
Mrs. T. y. Holthan, Hyde Park.
Mass
Edward Clug. Savannah. Ga.
Cav Donk, brooklyn, ~ v
II A. Young. Brooklyn. N. Y.
The following United Statos
marines we're reported drowned
y II Dixon
,B-bNan Hanegcn.
s II TnRc
DnunVfatI
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-02
Nearly Two Million Available.

Under the new classification
scheme there are understood to he
500, 600 men Immediately available
for active military service In Class
T. That estimate is based on the
returns Of numerous states and the
law NJ averages II excludes all men
rated as IN only for limited special
service all delinaucnts slated Tor
CONTINUED OS FACE FIVE
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-02

WASHINGTON. May l.-AIIeu y
Forbes of New York has declined tho
president nomination 20 be one Of
the four directors OF the WAT finance
corporation
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-02

LONDON MAY ! GaNrlo f'in-
zip. the ASSASSIN NJ Arch Duke
Francis Ferdinand. hcir apparent
10 tho Aus,ro-Hungarian throne
and his wife. az sarsJeyo. bosnia.
died yesterday IN a fortress near
Prague of tuberculosis. tclegrnphs
the correspondent at Tn" Hague
~ the Exchange Telegraph COM
pAny.
81
Prinzlp shot the Austrian arch
duke and his wife while they were
on A visit 20 the Bosnian capital
ON June 2S. Iali. and out of this
double murder tho European war
developed prinzlp. who WAS \
student vas found guilty and sen.
fenced 10 twenty years lmprison-
menI
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-02

WEST TEXAS Thursday genersny @
in north nnsrttlcd In south portion, warm
er. Friday generally fair
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-02

James Studio for Commercial
Photography 500 south Cheyenne.
Phone TiHA
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-02
CONSTANTLY SMELLING
ENEMY AT MONT KENNEL.

LONDON. May THE Franco,
British batteries are constantly
shellIns Mont KENNEL. Unless the
enemy can push on beyond this iso.
lated stronghold tho hill top may
become virtually a death trap.
Tho advantage Of KENNEL TO the
enemy IL tactical one. He is now
committed TO an attempt TO push on
and capture the whole chain of hills,
Heavy artillery firing continued al
various parts OF the battle line dur-
Ing the night and there were the us.
ual outpost actions The back areas
between Ypres and Hazebrouck wcrs
heavily shelled blythe Germans An
attempt by the enemy yesterday aft.
ernoon TO cut the barbed wiro al
wieltIe was dispersed by artillery
fire. 4
KRisrr sim Boastfui.
Emperor William appears Ia have
been an interested and active yisitot
In the Flanders region yesterday.
According to prisoners he has been
making his usual flamboyant
speeches 20 troops and he stated ths
other day that the Germans were
trying TO separate the French aud
British armies, adding characteris-
tiCAlly that the Geruans were going
to put the British back on the Eng1
lish channel, where they belong"
General won Arnim made no furth, '
rr move along the Flanders battle
front last night nor had an attack
been expected The heavy defeat
which the Germans suffered Monday
forced them TO pause and bring IN
CONTINUED 0N PAGE Five
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-02
Trrmcndous I1fforts Made,

Evidence came today In various
WAYS OF the tremendous effort thai
now is being made to send American
armies into the fight in such num-
hers and In such time Ms to make
victory certain In the morning the
heads OF the shipping board and the
war Inquiries board met with the
war council composed Of army ON
cisls. Details OF additional shlps
and supplies were gone into. II If
underst nod, on the basis OF the re-
cent surveys Of the situation,
Later the presidents war cabinet
met with him at the White House
and went over tho ground thor-
oughly. Secretary Baker remained
more than an hour with the presi-
dent after the other members OF ths
war eablnnt had. left -. :,
In the house Chairman Dent ot
the military committee introduced
bill that would authorize the mobili-
cation and organization Of 5000
600 selective service men, instead OF
the /, 900 900. TO which the govern
ment Is limited by the existing act
Mr.. Dent said the measure waH his
own and ne had not consulted the
war department on IT,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-02
WILSON MAPS WAR PROGRAM
aBakcr to Take Recommends
uons TO ongress Today
for Larger Army.
FREE HAND TO BE ASKED FOR
Plan to Send Men Across
Rapidly as Possible; to Han
die Over Three Million.

WASHINGTON. May l.---Secrctary
Upkcr viii carry to congress tomor
row the army increase program map
ped out hy President Wilson ana ms
ADVISERS and based on the determine
lion To win the war, II It taxes tno
whole man power Of the nation 10 90
II There arc Indications thHt ne
win n.k that an restrictions on inc
number of troops 10 he raised ps
removed and that he be authorized
tn mobtIizc as many men AS IT can
euuip train and send TO the oat''e
front I'm France --...
When the wnt secretary hpP'"'s
heforo the house military committee
with supplemental estimates Tor thc
army. he is expected to disclose u'al
the department has reason to believe
il can handle during the present year
AT least double the existing force uh-
der arms Of approximately Louu',
GOO men That would mean tolhI
of 1900 600 soldiers for whom cloth
ing. equipment and transportation
arc now I'm sight should adhluohal
facilities become available, however
II il Indicated that President wilson
Wishes to be able to cali out more
men without delaying to seek au-
thority