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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-18
Kampa9itc 9c9cn Stu
oroaniitert
8einnS6eitsbenutc Ses Staates in
SineOln sur gerntnug; ieit
Septeinber 5000 Sute.

2incoln, is. Qe5. - @eItern bot.
ten iib aus alien Seilen 6es Stao.
les Die @eomten Ser @eiun06eitsbe.
BORDEN bier beriamnelt, Inn 0tittel
uno 8ege 5it beraten, pie oie nod
inuner berridenoe Gpioen1ie, befonnt
iu1ter Dem gtamen DSpaniide Snflu.
en3a", befGubft uno beionoers, nie
ibre beoroblihe glusbreitltng idnell
uno erfolgreid eingeoGn1ult uno
idlieBIi6 ean8 unterbriidt mer6en
f0nrte. 0ian niro es berItebett mie
n0tig Elm iol6es 8orgeben getporOen
it, penn man bort, baB oie SoOes-
f1te infolge Ser u6Iu" nad elmer
Sddbung bes itadtIihen @eiun6.
beit8beonlteit, 9r. @ilo, iid nrf out
5000 belnitfen. lln6 0os IN Ser fur.
5en Belt felt September. glngemeI,
BET ipur0en I'M 0ftober 1881, mo
fir 6en 1. gfobeinber 174. 9o5n tom.
men 259 So6e8f1lle in Smobo itno
2incoln uno 43 i'm Stoate ndbreno
6es @lonuts September, olles in al.
lem 2,S07. 9ie 8erihte fir gto.
bember iino nod niht oIle eingeIa1-
fem e8 feblen 95 fir Sfto6er ,nO
t55 fir 9tooernber, ober Or. 8il6
lit Iiher, Dob er NIT elmer S61bltng
ouf 5000 niht gu bod gegrtffen
babe.
Die Sibunq ON 8ormittoge MUIR
Sc bon etipa 300 9eIegaten beiuht;
bns Soltptintereiie brebte ith Inn
M}nBregeIn gcaen Die Seude; ME
mono ihIug cine 4uarontdne fir Ben
gon3en Stoot Dor.
Or. BiIb fiibrte aus, BOB Ser
9r6Bte Sebler, Ser begongen ner0e.
in Ser geban6Iung ldge, Die nidt
gIeidf0rrlig genu9 iei.
gtl8 bic beIten Wtittel. bic g(nItef.
flung 81 oer6reiter, fiibrte Or. 8ilo
an: &on5en unnotige 8eiude, Sin.
iarnmIttnqen, 9eieien &uiteL Sc
broltf bon g&oQer" -Son6tiidern
ln0 eiues getneinianen Srtnfbeders.
Qie StroBen NIT 3e8infeftionsmit-
teln 8u beIprinfeIn iei ltrlproftiia;
6as Giien bon 3iDiebeIn ur0 8rogen
bon 0eoi3inbellteIn uim. einfa9 TO-
ridt.
g8er erfronft, iolte fofort nnt
Souie geben, nidt i'm @eiddfte, I'M
8itro, In Ser @erfitatt blei6en un6
llrIoAe our 9(nitefltng qeben. 1ln0,
au Sauie ongeIan9t iole man iid
in'8 Gett Iegen ltn0 I'M 8ett bleiberl,
bis ser 9lr3t oo8 2lufiteben erIollbe
8as Iebtere fci beionoers ipi6tig:
bis ser 9(r3t oaS 9lnfIteben erldlt.
be-" 8ieIe, sic Dies bernohldfiiat,
bdtten 6ie 6otgen tro9en ntiiiien; ein
aroBer gro8entiaB Ser GooesfdIle let
oa0urd berurIaht mor0en. Wan
ioGe ME beriuhen, inter 3 8oden
8ll ieiner 9(rbeit 5uriid8ufebren.
Qie gerionutllug ea1pfabI fol8en.
De MnBregeln:
Q(Qe 6tG0te rnO 9rtidaTten IoIten
@eitn06eitsbe66rOen boben, ite iou.
ten oie Quarantine Gorihriftcn
Itreng befolgeu.
Sye0e8 Gountp io(te Elm aorps bon
9fIegerinnen bobelL Die On3u Dorge-
biloet itnO. 2ler8te ioIlten ole oil.
Itefenoen aranf6eiten iofort onnlel.
oen.
eynfluen5a -aronfe ioltell nbge-
i4loiien bleiben ibre Sduier olio
oas befan1lte 8tofat fir anitedenOe
aranf6eiten baben.
9ler3tlide s5nipeftion Der SduIen
umo, no mogIid, 2tusbil6ung Der
2ebrer, Snfluen3ofdlle 8lt 6iognoIti.
3iercn. glrbeitgeber iollter1 onidei.
nen0e &ranfe iofort beurlaltben.
2lQe geiellidoftliden 3uianmen.
finite uu0 nnn0tige oiieutIide, ioa.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-18
5ltgc1tGnoniTe an
Sie Oeatitb>B0bnte

@}iindell t8. Qc8. ~ g}el0unocn
ans 8rog aufoI9e miro 8ur 8e.
idDidtigung Der 0eutidet @lernente,
meIbe man Dem neuen ticbe6o-i iIoba.
fiiden Staote eiroerIeiben tpilI, bon
Der oortigen Gegieritug Die Ginrei-
dung elmer 8orlage in Der gtationnl.
berian1nlltng geplant, 6o1ingeben6,
0oB &i6eho-SIo Iopafia in % &dnto.
ne, einI6IieBlih bier ooer flint 6eitt.
ider Spraheebiete, eingeteiIt iper6en
ioa Die &nntone iuiiroen groBen.
tells ielbitdn6ig ieitt NIT glusrabme
bon iolhen Q(n9eIegenbeiten mie
Giienbabnen uno &oit0ierIt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-18
Stra6cnganupf
in Detroit

8etroit, Did, is. Ge3. Su
einem aonpi, 8mii6et A Ge6cilnpo-
li5iiten uno 7 StroBenrdu6ern Oie
Die Sta0t felt 8oaen 1tniidcr ge.
modt botten, nuroe / goli3iIt in
ben g(rm 1mo elmer Der GGu6er
8pei 02al geidoiier Gr entfum
o6er ieine 6 @enoiien tplr0en 6ing-
felt qeno6t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-18
Gin9altsbefebl fir
Stra6enbaRn

&duins Gitb, DO, t8. Ge5.-Gie
bieiige Strobenbnbn9eieqid)ai bat
bonn 8un6esgeridte einen 5eitueili.
gen GinbnItsbefebl erIon9t, Der ben
Streiferu berbietet iid in oen ge.
trieb ein5umiiden.
sSn Der 3ipiiden5eit fa6en Die
StaotbeborOen cin @eIu6 at 6as
@eri6t IN gorbereitllnq, nm bic
gabn 5lr 9[llina6me 6es bollen BE.
triebs 5u 5piugen. Seit W1ittiuod
namIid, Dem Streifaniange, iinO
nur Elm bdar 8ageu I'M @nnge
Setite iino ieOo6 ipieoer me6r 8a.
gen 81 ieben. ltnrilben uno Rei6e.
reien nit ben Streifern fin6 nidt
boraetommen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-18
Senat bctuiniat Sas
alte 2zGent porto

@aihingtom IS. 9e5.-g j..
ssSuli 1919 ioa 6as alte 9Sorto bon
2 Gents fir 4oitiahen / aloiie
bie6er eingefiihrt neroen. 9yn &c.
nnte mur0e geitern oos @eieb pai-
iierf.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-18
gSirS bic na6cren ltmitauOe Der
31tnnn ieiner grant feititellen.

tSramont, yie6ra is. 9e5.-(See.
ioloot Bruce Giferion oeiien 9raut
-SBlbid aeIlD, cine Shloentin Oes
8remont Gollcge-bon eirem Octet.
lib eridofien pirOe nn6e Sorring.
ton gBo5 iit bier eingetroffen,
nm Die n1bereu llnitdnOe Der 70.
tung ieiner graut feit5niteIlen; er
reiite beiite moraen nod 3orrington
iDeiter. er miro beriuden nenn
mogIi6, onB Der g2orOer ieiner
grnit Oer serehteu Gtraie nidt
entgebe
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-18
1Gbrcm 1 StuttSc sttrii8
im Oemticblant

aoblen8, IS. 2e5.-ltm I'M be-
ietten @ebiete 0ie gleihe Suges5eit
nit Der 8iirgcridoft 3u baben bot
oo3 omerifaniide aomInan0o onge.
oronet, oaB bie ll6ren in &oblen8,
Irier rm0 Dem 9ie7te oes offupier-
ten @ebiet8 cine Shtn6e 8ltriif ge-
iebt neroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-18
Qnntni6ire sfreifer neluinn,n.

2on6on Is. 0e5. 5.-3ie Can,
caibire @eber, bic fid felt geraumer
3eit an Streit befin6en, boben ben.
iel6en gelponneu; ibnen lit cine
2obnerbobung bon so gro5ent be.
nilligt iDor0en; 100000 gerionen
batten ore gtrbeit nieoergeIegt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-18
@ormittngS6eridlt

SIM Sample gefaQen 263; ben
@unoen erIegen tt9; 0prd ltnfaIl
uno an0ere llrinden geitorben 49,;
bur6 aeroplnnltnfaa geitorben 3; an
aronfbeit geltorben 271; ihtper Der.
mun0et 1,737; Sdnere Der Ser
mun6ung 1tnbeitimmt 81; Ieidt ber-
luun0et 154; beruiBt 597; 8uInm.
men 3,t53.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-18
@eriag prganiiiert Serieielnnss.
SeBOrSe.

@ering 9tcbr., IS. Ge3.-Qie
9irettoren oeS @ering uno Sort
2aralnie @erieieIungs GiTtriftes ia.
ben tire CrgoEiiation berboaitdn.
0igt 0ur6 oic @rtDG6Iung bon S.
genien ais 9}rGiiOent ltn6 g8ia 80.
9lnipin o(8 Sefret1r. Die giirg.
idoiten 6es Sdatmeiiter uno 9liiei.
ior mur6en aiitge1aiBen un6 es
ipurOcu Sdritte getan Dab ole
porBeriaen @eiddfte Ser @eieqi6nft
bonn 9iitriftGeri6t nnerfannt ner.
ben.
Sym 9iItrift beiinSen fi6 ehpa
$4,000 9lder 5ur gerieieIung.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-18
mettcrbcribt

Sir Omaha nnO llngegenS, BEN
Staat gle6rdsfa tInb Soma: ggnbr.
Il, mild 9tegen ODER Sdnee beute
obenO uno 8onnerstas; fein fueient.
Iider &ealberntiirlDatiel.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-18
$4,000 Dcmtit1e
i'm 1srieoc ecfAucn

Berlin IL. 2e8. (9er80aert.) ~
IS nuroe beltte offi8ica befannt ge-
ge6en, SuB in oieiem arie9e $4,000
Iam gefallen fino.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-18
2lmeriRolIilbc
11erlmitltfte

9oi6ington, IS. 9e5. ~ 9tadite.
bcn0e gerlltitliite nurOe beilte bonn
ariegSant berallsgegeben:
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gtadlmittass6eridlt.

Sdner bertuunoet 731; Sdipere
Der gertuinoung tlnbeitiuunt 1,347i
leift bertpunoet 1913; 8uianmen
1927.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-18
QnrtnnnLs an6inrtt rriinnirrt.

CONDOR, Is. Deg. - 3ns gnn5e
portltgieiiide Go6inett bot beite re.
iiqtliert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-18
0dnrmarf 6ridll nit linh[nnh.

aopenbogen rs. GeB. n Glne.
mart bat ieiue cjeidnotidaft aus
4jefrogroo jnriidge5ogen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-18
9ie glifte6r ber 1rnppen
WlaiOritdtsipsialiiten iieacn.

Gon0on Is. 3e3 (Juntcnbcrift
Der britiidcn gl0miralitd) - Ger
Dcrliner aorreipon6ent Der GailB
Grpreb, Der Die giitdfebr oetifer
1rllppen nad Geutidlano beidreiot,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-18

PUBLISHED AND DISTRIBUTED UNDER
PERMIT No s64), AUTHORIZED BY THE
ACT OF OCTOBER 6, 1917, ON FILE AT
THE POST OFFICE OF OMAHA, NEBR
BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT
A. S. BURLEsoN, POSTMASTER GENERAL /
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-14
JUNIOR CLASS STAGES
F0UR-MlhUTE CONTEST

ncprese the activities ~ the
English aud public speaking depart
ment the local high school staged a
junior four minute contest yesterday
morning. preparatory to the open
ing OF the Red Cross campaign.
Much excitement was evident as
the contests were between the fresh
men ana sophomorcr, and juniors
and seniors. giving play to class Hpiri'
ana enthutdasm.
MANY new thoughts relative to the
duty Of tho American people were
hrs-ght out In the speeches, created
10 tho minds Of the young orators,
and not one of the eight speakers hut
had "A most individual AMI forceful
way " telling his or her idca OF
the cause
Helen wallace Of the sophomore
clas.. won the government certificate
In the contest between her class and
tNe freshmen Rex Young. repre-
scntins the senior cllu~ won tn" hon
ors from the juniors. Those receiv
ing honorable mention were Tommic
bradbury and Anna Crochet. Of the
sophomorc and junior caks'es re-
rpcctivey
The Judges were Mrs Lila Lind
rry. Mrs lc H. Hayden and REV
Kerr OF the First Presbyterian
church.
Tho winners will he allowed to visit
the different schools In the city and
sneak to the students. and viii prob
nhly he used In some place instead OF
tho scuiot speakers
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-14
BRETON MAYOR GIVES
ADDRESS OF WELCOME
un,nt ,.nu,Ir ,.vci- trrridrn, NJ lie
Iaud- ou i'rcnrh Sni'--Nu-
vs. nripai Address Ii'cn,

U.LST. b,r - Mayor Ioude ~
ui,,'. Iu gfoeting rtcsihrnt Wilson
.,a IA, muird here today. Haif
"Mh rr,ridrut I fcel the deep
s.t emotion IN presenting to b"u ih"
vr,,um, ~ the Hrvtou peopl" The
shin hrugIng Nnu ~ this por' o. lho
r,ul.. under tho aurpic"s ~ which
thr ltgiurH ~ your phr.fl' rl'ih'ht
sptaug 900 arms ~ IN" Stand 'hpn" ~
Independence Under the same aIr-
ltrcs tudhN yOu hrlng 60 IA" tor
ueuIrd rull ~ Europe the comfort
90 YOUR Authorized voice ~ the h'.
bat.s which viii ,alm our uuaft"lH
"Mr President. upon this lir"'"n
.uu nur hearts are unanimous IN %.
Iutlng Won ss the messenger ~ lhH
Co., ana peace TOmorfuw n VII n'
our rntIrr nation when viii br'lhln
Nou and our whole people VIII lhitll
With enthusiasm over the "Wiu"ni
statesman vino ~ thr champion uf
their aspirations toward lhslic" and
Ibrfiy
THIS old ilrcton city has Ia" honor
- first raluiinE you. IN order 10 per
pciustc this honor to our d"rcrn
'htnis the municipal council hts
asked me - present YOU with an ad-
dtrNs expressing their Joy 49, being
utt,ileged ia incline themselves he
tore tho ilmHttiour democrat VINO
pt.ridos over the desilni'H of the
great republic ~ the United states
The mayor then presented IN" en-.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-14
ILLNESS KEEPS RELATIVES
, OF PARKER FROM FUNERAL

Louis SelNe Parker. son ~ " !
Parker. oil producer died December
II ~ pneumonia at Dallas. Texas
Mr. Parker was born IN ihrker's
Landing Pa ~ years ago He re-
ceiNed his early education in tho
public schpols of that city ~ IN"
age ~ ~ Ne entered the employ ~
his father. learning every deiail ~
ficld work and at the time ~ his
death was noted FOR efficiency and
ihornughncve IN his work tie was
"A 9snd degree Mason
Mr. Parker will he remembered hy
HIS many friends Tor his genial ma
ure ana warm heart which was
never appealed To- In vain IT'S
mother Mf- loscphinc Parker. til5
south cheyenne. 4 sister Mrs u g.
Shntp. 1899 south Cheyenne, and q
brother Georgr ttlh South thev-
rnne. survive tuterment viii he made
Al parker.s Landing SUNDAY. Decem
her - lll- Tubs, relatives vii not
be able 80 attend the funeral on ac-
count " iilu~es
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-14
INFLUENZA EXPERIMENTS
WITHOUT RESULT so FAR

BpSfDN. hr. ~ Experiment
undertaken D., th, navy department
it the navy pYhu. hrn.'h servo"
hospital on ,.allups island 10 'sr'''
tain tho cause and rpteti ~ ln'lh.
ruAa. have haI merely utstii'' ~"
suits dorurdIuI tu , report slN'h "'l
today. conc hundred Noluu''".N WI"
have been under uhsrrNt'i"n i'i
.,Noral weeks have had inflhchHs
germs placed in thrir nohirilS hnl
throaiH hui have eaten ih"m WIN
their food ana roiur have h'"n in"cA
lated wi'h s"fuUH. but uu cases ~
the disease have developed mus fhi
Increased appetite and W"t" Nis
urous health have bcrn the "hy no
tlroahlc results ~ IN" rhp"' lmeht'
according 10 the phNsltldnH. Ihe
tests viii bo continued
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-14
R0xAnA PRESIDENT TO BUY
AIRPlANES FOR COMPANY

Captain Breene. aviator. and ",
van der Grccht president ~ the
Roxana pil company, took n launt
"Wednesday In Rrccno's ship ov0 tho
oil fields, visiting u lease of the RoN-
ana company at vale, passing
through Snpulpa, kellyNllc, Iris
tow. Depew, shamrock. cushing
Yale and remeta. u distance of about
100 miles and they consumed eS-
nftly s0 minutes making the dis
tunce Mr. van der Grscht In contrm o.
plating the purchase ~ airplnnes to
use IN getting the company's men
To and from the cushing field and
To tises Texas field. where they have
large holdings
at Yale. where the Royana president
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-14
A CHILD GETS CROSS,
SICK AND FEVERISH
WHEN C0NSTIPATED
Look Motherl II tongue II
coated clean little liver
and bowels.

~ your litti. ONES tongue n coated
n II q sure sign the stomach, liver
and bowels need . sentie. thorough
cleansing AZ once When your child
IN cross, pe-vish, iisti~s-, pale.
doesn't sleep. eat or act naturally;
II breath IL had, stomach sour. sys-
tenn full Of cold. throat sore, or ~
fevsrtsh, CIV. a t~aspooofui OF Cali
fornis Syrup of Figs" and In few
hours all the clogg-d-up, consi-
pated waste sour bile and undig~st-
81 food will gently move out of the
bowels, and you have q we'll, play
ful child again
Sick children needn't be coar~d
20 take this harmless fruit lasA
tive Millions OF mothers keep n
handy because they know its sc-
tion on tho stomach. liver and bow
els ~ prompt and suro They also
know little given today saves u
sich child tomorrow
Ask your druggist Tor a bottle ot
'rsliforria Syrup Of Figs which
contains directions for babies. chill
dren Of all ages and for grown ups
plainly on the bottle Beware ot
countsrfe,ts sold here Get tho
genuine made by california Fig
Syrup Company Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-14
TROOPS DISCHARGED MAY
RETAIN ARMY UhlF 0RMS

MAsIIlNGTON. hcr ~ Secr"-
iary BAKER Informed th-irmhn prnt
~ the house military committee ~
day that the war department had DE-
cided that nll discharged SnldierS
may permanently retain the uniforms
ana oVorcoat they wear when mus
tered out Mr. Dent prepared a MI
omhodSinE the necessary AUTHORITY
aH, previously the department had
planned 10 have the clothing re-.
turned To the government three
months after n soldiers dis hatse
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-14

rroa-si adir'ss ~ The council ~h''h
said IN phr'
'lstns me fr" ~ welcome tn'
pts.fdeui - ~" uitsd states v"
France. Nr respectfully salute VIC
eminent rIt'.Hu.au wiS son "h'N
potsonif., th, il'tls ~ liberty 'hd
the fIghl. ~ man IN order 10 p''
priuat' th,s event through as"n w
dlt,ci hh ih... proceedings b" a.
pur.i.d IN me ,IN archives l@hs
u,r president Wilson i.ons i've ~"
hampton ani apostle ~ intctha'lon-
hl Justice
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-14

INNTWN TlV'- TT IhnTT les
Uowrrman. secretary ~ the trades
union congress. ana Arthur itcnder-
son. secretary of the nhor psrtk
have signed a message .ou behalf
; OOO. 600 workers 20 rfosidrnt VII
son asserting themselves with their
French ,owrldes' Iu welcoming
President Wilson tc Europe and AZ.
suring him ~ tho 'suppur, OF british
labor In his coming efforts to realiyc
his lofiy ideals The message hns
been forwarded TO tho American
en- hassy I'm PARIS
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-14
Official American
Roll of Honor

The ~ o.lowins cAsunit,rs are re-
ported 10y the Commanding g"n't'l
~ the American rrp-iilionhp
forces I<Illcd IN acton. i'9, dicd ~
disease, 81. Wounded severely sNl .
wounded drgr"- unir'ernln'' ",
l.Oi7, Wounded slightly. b'l m.h''ng
Ia artion lS Tulal. th'
Oklahoma lisL
kiil'd IN >cti"n.
corp. Irun,iiir prinN. Indinhunn.
rri,nier
NrnoId J. itnunus-cn. Urnnc-~ry.
hr-n,c Webster, I,ir Heart
jesse " Highland, Iinffsin
briiH ~ Giilsri, Hinton.
oii,cr \ iiuliit, Blackwell.
Died ~ Discn-'
Iri,nirS
ird u. ,nrirr. iiuib.ri.
Joseph D. trouch tslrrn.
" Wounded severely,
Srrpi Wiil adams, N' Ni-sirr.
,orpotaI-
Oii,-r D. >,crs. DL Linhnnn ,N,
Naitsr J. Nr~ion, SiidhRm
i'ri,aic-.
iirnt, Ncwsom. Ncu-r.
NbUHr W, IHftT', Ntna ne
James " \l,nrn. Me- ur,ain,
hsrc- q JcUrc,. kin~s
tlnrr 7 Mcinrckc, S,iilwntrr.
hrnnis tru-hcr, NIn'kRum
bnddir TurnbuiI, I'rGtnr
tiarrn,c ~. calhoun, MARROW
jesse >. ,urIrr Lula,
Virgil Iiui-',, IinSkcli.
Wounded. Drgrrc ndctc rmlncd.
Ncrgranis
WINE " Wright, Doughcriy.
Otto zrn,nn. Nrdford,
Cor,prais:
D,ic 4. Iliioit, chandler
" iIlinni u. Martin, "a I,cno.
Claude H. smith, kcoia
Iiugicr Ira L.. HALL, Oswasl,o.
Henry a. S,'ahurn. Cornish.
Walter g. Williams, ihrtlcs,ilic.
Waiter .. iiickc,, tcm-nt
.cor.c \. krnmdy, >mrs
Luther !. siirmrr. cherokee.
John n, Phillips. Oklahoma ,iD.
John Y, lester. Nngnnrr.
Nrthnr T. smith, Tulsa
John tavtcr. Tccum~ch
Edgar M1.rc. Taliihina.
Jnnr- n. We, ain. iicnr>ciia,
jasper =. Hunt, Wnlongn
Prank Douglas. Nrclcctkn.
D. D. Davis. Marictin.
Sarnuic w. SNOW, Dkmulgrc.
alter D., Skaggs, N,andotic.
Charles 4. Nilkic. Rryani
" lille 4. Holmes. Iicnnc~-cy.
lem smith. Sapnipa.
q. D.. Taylor, Forum
"a
Walter D.. Arnold. Stonrwnii
Wounded slightly.
ScrHcanis,
Iiohcrt u. Mcdowell. Nrn.
" iiiinrn N. NoNrr~. M'~t,illr.
Corp Nillism H. Martin. In~ncc.
,ok Jr~~c y. smith, iamount
prt,ntc-:
Virgil Altman, shawnee.
Ion y. Hickman, Gra,cmori.
Itay l.. titcrbark, iGrik-,iiic.
Thomas T. Robin-on. tyrii.
Marx T. Davis. Normnn.
Gcorgr II. Thurman, Itynn.
Issm g.. Nathcrs, ComAnchc. A
charles ~. Melvin, Fletcher.
william 4. SCptt. Tulsa.
OrvuI k,S-on, Sparks.
Harrison Ss',ondinc. White Oak.
Jnmt~ >o,for,i. Mc-,,iiic.
frank D., Glad, Mu-kog~c.
George W. Oakley. Idnbrii.
Luther ". Pate. Gowcn.
Cinudc N. Hates, Virgil.
Jc,~~ l.. wilkins, sawyer.
WIN Murray, bolry.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-14
Funds appropriated for pr,lc.

NAHlilNGfbN, Ice. ~ IN APP
preparation Of $4,000 for use ~ tA<
house committee investigating the
national scrntity league with special
reference To It, charges OF dl-loyal'y
against members % congress Was
voted today by the house Chairman
johnson ~ konturky. democrat said
IN" committee expected to 60 10 New
YORK where IN" league has hcadauar
tors. 10 begin tho Inquiry
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-14
Holmes Clothes Shop
,e ,223 SOUTH MAIN STREET

looked over the property. after
which the return trip Was maa,
There were no mishaps and the trip
was uneventful from the avia,ors
viewpoint They made most Of the
distance at "a height OF 1000 feet
Mr.. van der Grecht was not AFRAID
of the trip. having been at one tlme
In his career connected with a hal
loon company In Holland. his native
country
The Breene- Brookens COMPANY has
the agency for the Curtias planes IN
this vicinity and expects TO place se'.
eral of them during tho year with 10.
cal oil companies. They reail at
$500.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-14
Iat.I'o- With pr,~in

\ uquld digestive LAXATIVE pleasant
10 take Just trN one soc bottle FOR
Indigestion or Constipation Now
made ana recommended hy the man
utnctutcrs ~ Groves Tastclcss chill
Tonic.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-14

WAN lNGrbN, bee ~ Nv O
vote of ial 10 20 the house tonlghl
passed u hill providing salary IN,
cr-aSes ~ ~ 800 year Tor each of
iSi Judges ~ tho United states dis
trict and circuit courts ana the courl
~ claims The measure nov goes u
tho senate District ana court ui
claim Judges would receive $500 u
year ari circuit Judges $500.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-14

Farmer liz selling macarorI and
spaghetti this week three packages
for 25c. ~ per dozen. ~ per case
l0I East First street
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-14

buy soap by the case and head on
the hish price which In comins
Farmer has II for it7b per box THIS
veck iOT East First street.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-14

N'ss,. in,' ,.,u be- SPARED Many io
utiN,fH converted }Hrhta ana other
,r,n ptuitnb wlll COIN" " ~ 'h"
iIuEnl tIIt.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-14

Tho ut,liusurhis pIjrt'd iu -.
NIru tt' division number D. com
uaul'i !. Roar Admiral lluTh
ll.dutlu utiihshIpr ''W York
rts.rp 1'Nps NNuuIns lntii'.
\ ,Dtua ,,H srfpIa d,,I.ur uuu
hrt g. ,nu.Htuied HH i.,t. Ni
mru IhuHt b i.uprf. tui|rrhJi-
ah. r'fs 49, pkthur.t rnd N.
fruu
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-14

u i' uud~ ihai mu,h ~ no
Nlhniu, fleet which be. remained 90
this eide Vii hn iuubillyrd uf Nrw
utk tu meet me thIps thtt have
shared ln the ,tu-bIug 80 it,rtuHn
.rtpnwrf errt'ft.s luuI'ls wi 10
Tea ',N iuk uu ~. picsld' ui,tl
Nr.ui NptfnV,0 rf in' irttrw
NIu... it'Iupn. d,,ir,"u acted
's tho 10 lui.' squadron iu th"
luNsh r.tui irri II Won hiRh
urln. foo. NimfuI lIptN fui iH
rf'.Y. .,. ,n1 rhpt'd with the grand
i'' 'h. H.. .ruu,' ~ M" surr'u
i.r ~ 90, ,"iubu hlgh trla r'rt
o. nuy .. lf ih" iitileh httr 80 the
Vp ,. Of scotland
i,ugrr-' It,-t ,nu,uN
NO. p.s .uu under kdw.'tl Uogrrr
Wis .pUu,i uu ~, west ,unst ~
DO. lHu.ah isl,a Zee H.f ur tuuNuNH
IsIu.i 'utuN Hufft.r e,n bn
UYr. ihtu one pD,Hauu This division
N1V pil'f urur Coo ,ntrr the hp
uron.h uf important 'lOup ,unVola
luih dtN ntuus vtt' buhiligrd on.
The French ,uuu iuUrl lo me,t thd>
,irutsr Washington WITH Irmident
" bon uu board
Secretary lHul'.r stated that 20
had been urdrrsd home
from lurup" 10 lake pHtt Ia the
naval rr, - ut Sew york. Eight
ir" nov 90 route home ana the