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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-08
Ia the Fox Pool.

on operations In IN" north end Of
mo county seem to be Increasing
Ihrr" arc some Indications that drill
ing Wi, soon he resumed on the Lee
GAIT plac" In section G-2S-3w The
IIrk No % IN gCotiOn 32-2s-2W seems
ro be-. at the point where the sand
shouh bee found bat is having some
lrDuhlr IN getting the casing down.
iu" perhaps to the undorrcnmcr lugs
lost In the hole som" time ago. T..
Il Smith In section 2G-2s-2w iR max
Ing rUUd holdwIY and has enCOun-
tered several showing Of both gas
and OH The oklahoma Fox No 2
has drII'cd deeper, going through 30
feet Of shall" below tho % feet OF
sand from which tho well vas MAX
ing l2O hIrrclVIaily, and has pcne-
'rl''I the lower sand to depth Of
about 80 feet and now has something
Ike go f"ot IS Oh Sand, but II will he
golorrl DAYS before the present pro-
auction can be estimated. as tho hole
is nov full Of water which wab put
IN 10 hold the gas bnck while drill
ing into the lower sand II IL known
ih't ~" gas pressure was increased
with the deeper drilling and II is eN-
pocicd that IN" we'll Will flow natural
when turned loose.
In the Two -Four field tho Jamer-
son No . GJohnson 4 Franklin). in
section II 2g-iw, got the top Of the
sand AZ &l9 frot, drilled to 334 feet.
"nd IL good for about o. barrels.
There are now about co producing
wells IN that field and cOnserva.
tive estimate ~ the production Of
the ficld is 200 barrels daily when
~ IL recalled that this field is little,
II any. NOR" than year old It will
bo noted that development work
there has gone on with a regularity
that f. remarkable
/ - .Iw ArdfuOrCiic
other ,hallow.flrld opened. or rather
has been "p"ncd. in and 2 south
west whore the Iomore OH com
pnny has two shallow oil wells and
on" gns 10 producing 10 900 cubic
fort of T9ts from the sand at about
600 feet. \ number of other locn-
tiuns hav" recently been made In
sections closo to tho T.omOre lease,
which is I'm section 3G-ls-5w and
l-2s-jw .ArdmOritc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-08
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-08
AUSTRIAN PREMIER.
CABINET MEMBERS.
QUIT THEIR POSTS
Upheaval Brought About by the
Opposition of the Polish Dep.
uties to Special Debates and
Other Parliamentary Procedure.

amsterdam. Feb Dr Nuu I'Nd
,Dr th, Austrian premier. ua- rendered
th, pes ruutI,n "i hi- ,utir. cabinet fH
Emperor CmrI'- according tp t dts.
p8t.n from Vienna.
Tb. t,-iruuiuu uE Tho Nuu Inytlor
cabinet % is understood Iu p2rlnwe.-
rur. CIRCLE. 100 Vienna i- dut uu thc
oppusiiiuu OF Polish d,pufi,s against
special debates and the provisional
D Midget Th, opposition off th. d'uu-
ties mHk.- a majority for h, budget
doubtful
rr"-idoui Gross ut 'hr lower u"u-.
announcing tho ro-,gupt.uu -ud that
Jy .urdiu- fn the constitution r NIs
n.ec--ur, CO. pn~.puu, temporarily fh'
stiiggs ur tho huus,
THE cabinet Of Dr Won IDydIor
which WITS formed hsi juno was re-
ported tu have resigned during the re-
cent 'uDur crisis W Nu-tr.a-iiunur}.
Tht- report however VH. NOT confirm
,d.
pr Won IeydIcr was 1hl, rn nr..-
about 90, cessation uf no, sriE, ry n-
tuuuiup labor delegations uu january
200 that 10 wsis the wish OFF the Austrian
,muttu tY end On, war 100 tH, ,uIli's
possible moment bN u h".urtH!,
peace ptncr m,mnors of h.s govern
m,ut promised Huur uuu military D."
forms after which the labor Leaders
ordered tnpr follower. to return 200
wurI. This virtually rt'd 200, .uNt"
n Vienna
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-08
NO OFFICIAL STORY OF
SINKING RECEIVED HERE
Press Stories of the Cool Behavior
of the Troops Are Read With
Interest by Army Officers
u boats Fate Uncertain.

y AatAsNAltu fhNas
London, Feb. g. Revised fig
ures indicate that the loss of
life on the Tuscania probably
was considerably in excess of
yesterday estimates of 10l
II Is now believed complete re-
turns will show the number of
dead TO be nearer 200 than 100.
Reports received at the Amer.
lean embassy yesterday indi.
Gated the loss of l0l lives,
while the British admiralty's
estimate was 2l0 This dis
crepancy now appears to have
been due to the fact that the
figures supplied to the embassy
evidently did not include the
missing, of which there are
still many
II was announced today that
arrangements were being made
by British and American Off.
c!als jointly for great military
funerals for the Tuscania S
dead
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-08
Coloradoan Says Our Government
Bureaus Are Full OF Incom-
petent Help, but This Is Due 10
Our Antiquatod Methods
WAR CABINET MEASURES
ARE UNNECESSARY. SAYS
Some Evidence of lnefficiency
Has Been Found, but Surprise
Is Expressed That There Has
Not Been More of II.

Washington. Fsh senator
Thomas d,morri defended the var
department against charges of iuctr-
r.,u,, .r 'hy senate tud5, ana attack
eI rn. military committees bills FOR
t Var .tn.u.t uud 10 dir',tor of mu-
uuuu.
Nhl. there has been evidence ~
sumy uyfuciou.N 300 tn. war depart.
mrut hr said ho wu. surprised there
had not been more. since the United
state. vle who'll, uurr'purcd Tor
War
Secretary ah"rs io-umon, before
IN. miutf committee wus charac-
toriled o., senator Thomas 1 STORY
r,pI,', with Jrruwulishmcut-
sruptor Thomas estimated that he
tween frN and -Niy prr cent of IN"
Recently organized government hu.
rrau- Wet, .supcruumcrart.. with
ou.pluN's du,ua practically nothing
huf 10 wus IN. rult of tho system of
government Boo declare and he did
not place th, blame on amy official
THO war cabinet could only add
another uut 'u 'hr chain that binds
us Doe #ud
o. would mkr from tho president
ho .uutrrJ,d. E.. powers under the
constitutions us commander Boo chiot
uf fh, unr Nud navy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-08
TuuII CoIORNDNNS WERE
NHONRD TIlE TRANSPORT

Denver colo. 'eh Three Colo
rsduiu- wore aboard the transport
Tuscanm torpcdocd Tuesday OF tho
Irish coast according to q private
dispatch today from Washington 80
information has been received as TO
whether they wcr" saved cor lost
The men wcrc'
james Asher King Denver
Ruy Munctstcr. Denver
payu,, Castle. pnlcroac. Las Ami
mas county
King B.. the son ot Mrs Pauline
Woa,,i. aud is % corporal in company
y. sixth battalion. Twentieth onsi-
nptrs.
Nuu,astyr has mother ans three
sistor- U,iur here lie formerly was
a student ut colorado college colo
RADIO springs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-08
fIHTIII3H DETAILS NRE
Nv NI1ID ~ BIII'INl -

WJ-hult.u. r,b Advice 200 the
war u'ptrtmcnI ur.uuntius rur AN cN-
'vpt llt ,i rh, lat NIu, rIcuu spt-
d,or- vh" "a &C. uH,trd h, Tu-Du1
when sh, ~. .unuiru'd Tur-d..
sgh' remained un hanged to-day aui
officials nnNiuu-N awaited additional
details ,,p"y. cd tu clean up tn" cone
nIDr wub fnr. pu Ng.rc. uu the .u.-r..
'Iur, pre- disrptChcs uum yu
irish post l.t night saying 90, lHItN
.uur podIc. ui American suidl,,s. ntI.
Irr,d beyond r,cugU.i.uu n,d by,u
washed ashore fifteen ulc- from tbr
Scene uf tho turpcdoiug dlmpcu,d
urpr that 10, troop lus-rs Wuu'd PROV,
yer, smal Accord ur Co. figures
given 300 paru,l. pr,-~ dtspHtch,s ouiy
IuI uf thu-, tpourd iuUludI.g soldier.
members OF the crew Hud passengers
wore MISSING This had Ted officials
tu hpIt"yo that Win the hvoN, .p=s
ur-r indicated among the crew. that
most American soldiers had bo'p
-iV,d so attempt was being mldr
thua TAR tu prepare U I,st ct th, lost cor
missing pnly 90. names ur a irW
survivors have boou received and iudi-
cations tndu, were thGt names 81 sur.
tINur- would 'outtuu'. O." come in show -
N De-, the, are assembled 100 lr,uud h.
rcpr, .pu,uti>cs of the war. sut, tuu
NAVY departments
The report from th, IRISH pur.
which also s.id army identification
tags found uu the hudlrs ui th, -ul-
dicr- washed ashulv bore mo- NAMES ur
numbers making Identification lmpns
sihl,. caused considerable -pooululiuu
ARMY .. pulu'iuus require idcUDflDt.
t.uu tags beuriug name. rauk com
pau} aud regiment ut tho Wvarcr Al.
though there vu~ uu official cpntrmn.
tiur uf this report and officials de
chnod to comment II wa poiutcd uu'
that the dispatch saiu th. -,iucrs had
not been assigned tu definite units.
Apyordiug tu adNioc- iU an, haud- uI
the Wur department the total MISSING
from the g,3te souls aboard the Hnci
BE- 2lu ur which i'f arn American
troops
Cuhf, pres 1i-pUohc# -u thu, 2a''
polr"u- have been landed aud are po
ng cared rur boz Irish Nuuec- u.,
cltirs
80 Official story o. th, sinking a.,
reach ID the department. aId pre-.
ttoft. Of the c.ul behavior uf th,
truuIs SOME of them PARTIAL, tuiuc.
boys who lined the ruu singing na
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-08
JACKIES
AND IRISH MAIDENS
VICTIMS OF CUPID
Members Of the u S Flotilla in
British Waters Can I Resist the
Attractive Girls of the Emerald
Isle Many Marriages

With The American Amy BOO France
Thur-l5t. rr. Th. Young Amer.
loan lieutenant Who had the honor uf
-bontiur down hi- nrt German llr.
.rl,u. vnil, arcouirau,Iue l Frruch
.s,.drfu, Du ID bombing .Np,litiuu
Tu,.do, u.eh,. nld never operated t
machine run before in his If, whiI,
ip ppbi yY.d u.,,r u.furc had n,cu
over th, ,ncn, lines. Hr got his man
..,..... aha. ,.,,f..,u or, uf S4HrHurr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-08
CONFUSION OI REGIMENTS
UNSCNI I.D MICIi conc IIlN

Washing ON. Feb. the '-''nu'li''
on public Information tndhN m''' '"'
announcement
The passenger Inst of ihe I"-' n''
complied 10, the wir department 'i lm
port of cmblrkuiou shows ihai ih'
vessel carried 2.li, military rAe-'n-
gers and two civilian passenE"rN Tho
r,f,,,r, pps4eurcrs consisted u ~
Officers ,nd s.uou enlisted men.
Much concern hl4 been "' a''"h'"
throughout tho country hN confusion
.f thu lUth regiment "f engineer
with the lO7th cnpuccr train "' 'h'
3lud division The lo5th regiment ''
onrnpor. was not l-tcd n- h'N,ug tditrd
On ihc Tusyarn Th" l"lth engineer
train was
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-08
DRASTIC ACTION URGED
IN SENATE DEBATE TO
REDUCE FOOD SHORTAGE

Washington. I'. l'it~i' i''I'h
t0 Dupc with m, .." sh"ri'r. w's
urged tuda, n ON. ..uotc debate S"u-
ulor smooi urged r monthly fu.' dy
to conserve tbo food supply
Senator Huruu H rrd the wiua' ."u
not due 90 actuH. "ttgc but &" inc
transportation 1uH .."r situation
"lf this draft "" " executed ' '.
was the last umt fld ne We "l'
guIuE tu 200 "'"Nh in ''lH
production.
senator JOINT ."'hiht .u ASS
Il every person " country sh'H d
not DO, drafted t. .h' N"ih Ht-'
suited Go thcW
"It the wan k,.. 10 ihn' rtp.. .
win hny, d. b., l. said ~"ua .t
sE,Jtt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-08

Reports uf some survivors thHt th"
submarine fen 70 victim tn the swift
vengeance of the British destroyer
lack official confirmation. ono Amer
lean officer has related that the t.
boat attempted tn sink the rcsruiur
dcstroycrs aud that one pu"au"d tho
submarine and dropped depth bombs
~iIcnciur IL probably fur all time
pu tho American sector in France
the rrtiuory d. ouFcJynriur tu oven
the score with the enemy hN bonn
harding heavily German batteries
trenches and other military targets
German guns were silcucod when they
attempted 10 roph The American
guuucrs succeeded m dispensing 70
large body of Germans estimated 200
two hattnlious and boz iuflictinF lussos
on the detachment
Gvrmlu efforts against the French
lines at Nordun and in Alsacc ar"
growing stronger Infantry attacks
have taken tho place of raids but the
latest German attempts We're ropulrcd
with loss hy the French northeast ~
Zrrduu. nt tho Buis uos Fos-cs aud
south uf nartmauswoilor Eopf In Al
.arc small raids aud the usual ur.
iNrt ugtipus have occurred uu th"
British from, Den Italy artillery ao-
Iyity hu. rruu slight
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-08
RANGERS ALLEGED TO
HAVE SLAIN MEXICANs
IN BIG BEND DISTRICT

~ puso. Texas, f"h, $50 I'N"A
rangers were alleged to have Killed
the fftcen Mexican 1horors ot For-
ycuir. TcNa-. n the Rir Bend dis-
trict Januar, %. according to ID state
mont made by acting consul General
tuiz Snndovp here to-day
Ilr also said the fact that the labor
crs wore clothiur from the Iritc
ranch store WAS not proof that they
had participated in tho HrItr ranch
raid December % as AN of the pco-
pie In that section bought their cloth
ing ana supplies from the iirte store
An investigation iS now being mad"
by the state der. 'mout OF m" XIII
lng Of the fifteen Mexican citizens.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-08
SEVEN STATES PERMIT
ALIENS TO VOTE; BILL
SEEKS TO REMEDY 1T

Wu.hUEIUn, FVN- IUIlUUUVUt y
constitutional amendment requiring
am per-nns who vote Tor members ot
.coupres- and presidential electors 10
h, American citizens, senator kenyon
Of Iowa to-day called the scntes 'i.
tcutIou Co seven states Arkan@as,
kansas south Dakota, Nehr1 .ku. Nis-
Snuri. ndU,ul and Texas which h'
said p,rmitlrd aliens tu vote TINS
condition. "a said b. rather vhocN %
ng
Vice president Marshall observed
ana, ne thoupht the numnu of such
states was nine,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-08
Nuto Ilnn.lir- Captured

Middlchoru Mass Feb -Four pu.
tnmohilc bandits who started out last
night 80 raid ro-tufficos ou Cap cod
were captured here today after no
inc frpd ON hvtoffircrs here ard 1'
Waroham - uulas away ono u
IA, men was shot but not fatally in,
iurod
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-08
TECHNICAL POINT IN
JONES CASE CAUSES A
HALT UNTIL TOMORROW

EI pHsu rrNts Fch S. because
of l t,.hrtr.t point raised hV Fttor-
r,.- fur FrHN g Jones his trial ON
thu unur-. .f murder in connection
with thc tilUnr of Thomas Lyons of
silver CIV y NJ, was again post
puunI tpdus until tomorrow Jones'
v.. Hrr..f.I n Beaumont following
tn, kung of Lyons here ou the night
OF May ls 1917.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-08

uouai airs have been read with 'n''''
est bv army officers
Rcports that the British de-'r"y''
wht,h was conveying the Ier''''''
pursued and sunk the submarine ''N'
lack confirmation ana the io''r' ~.
the british admiralty ie ''i''N
awaited
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-08
j. s. WILL CONTINUE
FEARLESSLY TO SEND
SOLDIERS TO FRANCE
Tuscania Incident Will Simply
Have the Effect OF Speeding Up
Our Efforts, Daniels Tells Bal.
timore Press Club.

baltimore. Ma. ftN rNHluNt mos
ur uu suumuriuc- th" viii con
tIuuc fculcsly Co s'u' troops TO
France declared srcr..u of the
Nay, Daniels last night rriauInE to
the turpcduiur OF tho Tu..tnil ~ Wn
address 1t the Baltimor. Press club.
"Iest as fast Hs our ships can carry
men To- Europe they Will GO. con
tinupd Mr Daniels. 'ur. |ust ls fast
as they are equipped they viii hc
sent and ships viii carf them and
no man living viii cNcT .lHIn sec the
dHt when our goods VrU Dec carried
across th, Atlantic cA.rw 900 ships
flying m, flag at the Emitted states -"
Uoldch \ Evans. pros'rut Of 'hr
baltimore Dry Docks company. 10 am
address preceding th.t of Secretary
UauOyl. insisted that th. government
must muks drastic law. t1 regulate
th. wages of labor and fH. hours OF
work. %, also said shpnuHI.Hg plan,
of the government oouII never hc
carried uuf under existing Labor con.
diuon-.
"lt hls been given nu' said Nh
ENHus that sis m,Iliuu toms of over
sct- ships viii ho constructed tn l"IN.
rcEr.t thut these vcr ROSY stories
uuy. norn sent cut from Washing
ron There are 30 lot ot .f.
I'm tho urNt ten JHv. thr Eal'I-
moro Iu Docks compuu. hav. CON
tracts TOE 500. 1000 600 fur ships This
work. .u addition tu repair work must
%. completed n 1918 aHH t'lg. Tu
complete uu the work. ol tine govern
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-08
DEAD LIST On
TUSCAN|A
MAY GO
To ZOO
London Advises That Revised Fig
ures Indicate That the Loss of
Life Will be Almost Double
Yesterdays Estimate.
FORTY FOUR BODIES ARE
CAST UP BY THE WAVES

They Are so Badly Battered, How.
ever That Recognition Is Impos-
sible, Names of Victims Not
Known for Several Days.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-08
NEW MEXICO WEATHER

Generally far tonight and Satur
daN. colder tonight and southeast par
tiou saturday
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24
PICTURESQUE P'CHER
ARISES FROM THE ASHES
\ Modern Cib 10 ncplicc the Rect
lcsS Mining Camp started
Eighteen Morth~ Ngu

fltllEN OhiJ Frh % pir'i.r.
eighteen months old. ls being trans
Formed into q cIty nt the n
go uuicklY mht even tho uorr.a VIII
1.-Two there spu AdlN rorlita t
ileiurespuc, primitive reckless
lioher The mining camp s bccom-
inE an houEN 10 gonducf4. up- too
date hlairevg. Htn. lituifaI s't,.
-. I'm concrete aud brick bulldiprs
sidewalks chattrd strccts churches
schools. a. firS'-cNss modern hos.
rihl metruUUiitpr iIr.r.. r.t Do
the flrSt of July she win be able to-
boost ~ sysirm of dicwalkg rN.
'cudiuu all over the city free dc
livery mall service ana water
works ana sewer system In the
course " construction
Nfew weeks ago most disastrous
fire visited richcr. the mining rump.
I that Is the run0a 'ptino W NJ $50 ...pf
az The time To be dimH'rous. hut
3lnce then II was found to he a hloas.
lnr tor II transformed the camp into
clty
Ever since tho day when tho first
lttlo shantic- were erected ON tho
Richer iownstte. 1t has been supposed
mat the little slip of papsr given hy
was worthless should the comma uy
take q notion TO use that partlcriiai
tract no mnt'rr how much .Nnn., ...
rcnt had been added tu II. hut whom
IN" ilnmrs swept the sh1ntica frnp
great part ~ tho principal husl-
ness street ~ the town. the question
~ what next arose
II was considered foolish to ere,t
liilo wooden shpnticH and the mon.
Who hhi lost their buildings we're
AFRAID 10 build expensive structures
Tor fear they would he bumped or
lhrir lrhSos hui hnrpy fhnl,l,
rnlorrd the brain uf some ono and
'ho best legal talent wasoapuro,che1
ON the subject thru blCher. the glty.
hcRhH to arise from tAp ashcs or
ficher The mining ramp.
lhe block wiped out hy the riro
WI soon b" replaced with courretc
block buildings, two stories bI,b
which VIII bee tuishrI WITHIN -.
newt sixty days Nhp work or L,.ll.
Ing modern buildings R mon rnp
fined 90 the hurnelsuvrr alstri,t as
splendid buildings h,vau On spr,p,
up all over the city CounclI nycuuc
un one side ot Vh.,h were good
structures horaI-c tru.yrnr Io,.c
could be secured There, hut tho oibri.
s'd" began To- follow uu and now ,
space NJ somc'hIug like three lInri,s
concrete buildings nrc being nut mn
lho richer huSpipI H ur, a tnu.a
n''rahN huilt hut mot 'm he'd pud
,ho Ernund has been cleared Tor a
building To- hc erected hy the pirh,r
Trust company
Iicher. this week hy vote ~ hcr
pF0HlN 1gplIyl O., I,...,.........
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24
Fabulous Wealth From the
Miami Lead and Zinc Mines


l''''"' Guy VI h'I "lih "rhl
,'"''7 AIlH'"t ihon7tnGs ~ d"'lti'
ui'" t'',' b'i"i' 'he IL cat
n,.''., '' '"'' " '',n'i We're l"|''' ~
""I''N'he 'i'' ih'lF m''"7
r,' I" "p'''4y" un lh" I'rurr l,"r"H.
NNt ''ih'.' "i WhI'h n Ib" N't''
WIN ,1l"rliF oI ltVH toms. wuiDn
'''' ''','' 'h "1lpul 90 Tue .unuu'u'
l'' '' 80 TONS oi con cutittoh Ia
'", '''
''' 'r''H $50 lh'i" were p"HHh'.
" "''' "'"'I MUS lh "pri'h"H ih
.H' Miami dhiti't ll'c }"Ir later
N'''' were ~ turning "ui H'H huu.
.',N 'H'N7'uh p"uuu" ~ 'I' IN
mus ihih'd "ui 'ItH'i iN"H
ltlIH pfudured ilt.utt
lN I,l lhllln rr"lu.'' l','f
~ l'lN my WlII' plHj1'"i
10 I'lu 'N wiIl7 ri".
"',, ga - '.'"" ~
"' """'' ''''''' rI.' n' mum
''' "i mus iu nlr'uiun 40 'bc bee
h'nh'~F oI th' ac'i 's near Us H. is
lun.'''o 2" F'l lN'H ~" pH@inWfE
.i '.' A'F Us w" about ,N" hun.
we" 'NIIf lN oyer ,ilNn "l partly
''IhI' "'I''. creating word H i"r.
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24

Alice llysop IS drcndfully absent
riud"d Ana she Foa- ~ church
SO reldom that last sunday when
ihc C"' ri'u'iol nipte wr. uassod
she said to the usher Not any
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24

Nrs' kaWlcr Did YOUR DAUGHTER
loprn mitch AZ TIE cooking school
l'os'csq Wen, she learned how a.
make lot Of dishes We can't afford
to eat
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-24
Will You Lend a Hand?

What are you doing to aid the gov
erument in bringing the war to a
successful conclusion? A good way
would be to invest regularly in War
Savings Stamps.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-09-11
FARE RISEU|KELY
ON OLD DOMIN|ON

Increased fares for patrons Of the
Washington and Old Dominion Rail-
way Company today are forecast by a
ruling from the Interstate Commerce
Commission permitting the railway
company to file a new tariff set
ting forth the proposed changes in
rates and classification.
According to a petition filed with
the Interstate Commerce Commission
on June 81 last, the Washington snd
Old Dominion Railway Company must
have an increase in its local fares to
meet increased costs of maintenance
and operation.
The 9hew schedule asks for an In
crease of 10 per cent on Communication
tickets and a straight charge of 3
cents per mile on one-way coupons.
Reduced rates for round-trip tickets
would also be abolished. and the two
way tickets would be charged for at
the cents per mile rate.
These changes would mean an in.
crease Of one-half a cent a mile, and
would go into effect some time after
October Is, next. Under the law, no
new rates may be asked until afiCF
thirty days from the time of filing the
tariff with the Interstate Commerce
Commission. This tariff the railway
company hopes to file within a few
days.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-09-11
WILL RUSH NJ ADOO
WAR REVENUE BILL

The House is expected to rush
through the new McAdoo bill provid-
ing that interest on the fourth Lib
erty bonds, not more than $50. 900 OF
which are owned by any person or
firm, be exempt from the graduated
additional income taxes and increased
excess and war profits taxes written
in the pending $4,000, 00O, 900 revenue
bill.
a tentative draft OF the new meas
ure, together with a letter from Nc
Adoo, in which he urged its immedi-
ate passage, was considered by the
House Ways and Means Committee
before the House today resumed de-
bate on the revenue bill.
Members OF the committee ex-
planned that a hearing on the BcAdoo
bill would be held tomorrow morn
ing, at which Assistant Secretary of
the Treasury LeffingweH would prob
ably appear.
1t is planned that, as soon as the
debate on the revenue bill is ended,
which is expected TO be tomorrow
afternoon. to bring the McAdco bill
to the immediate attention OF the
House.