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OICL AHOMA'S
FINAL
EDITION
G R EAT EST
NEWSPAPER
VOL. XIII, NO. 201
BEAST OF BERLIN
IN PARADE TODAY
Kaiser and Ilindenburpr Will
j Carted Through
Streets Caped.
HALF HOLIDAY IS DECLARED
All Stores Expected to l'o
Closed From Noon to
3 o'clock.
GOOD PROGRAM ARRANGED
Scheduled ut Convention Hall
Following Ojyn-Air
Demonstration.
Witch f'T old H in1rnbin n ami
"ifr kni-ver ' In tin III! pH I rl.,l !
p " r h 1 today, critiuuemoratlng the
de.-laratinn if mar hv 111" I'nlted
Stale agilnst Iltrmmv, They will
he nn nf (hp features nf the dem
onstration And they txill he Just
where tlnv iirioiiK- m an Iron rune,
heavily ( liamcl. .
The htmie. uoards have borrowed
the rage He Hhrtnrrs used In their
parade l.-i-t Tuesday end will hive
tun of their number imprisoned In
It clad m u'l if Ttnii a h similar to
thou nf ihi, Hernial) irmv as could
he obtained so don't shout it the
prisoners; I dry art home guard pa
triot and lime agreed In imperson
al llic l.fnot of Merlin" end hl
lending general merely to liven up
Hie parade
Wl'h fair akles. Tulea la reidy
today to break ill records fur pa
triotic demonstrations In Oklahoma.
All arrangement wore completed
yeMenlay for th hi parade.
Half Holiday Prwlnrrd.
Mayor Simmon le.xued prorla
mation during Hie afternoon, de
claring; half holiday thriiimt the
rltv hCc.itiniiiK today lit noon, or
derlnn nil piil.lir hiilMIng elneed
and ihMiit up"n every huilneii
home of everv rhanrter to rime Its
rtomit t-etivecn tlie lioiirn of 12 or
12 .10 Htul ,1 p. m . io thit every per
'o'i miy Jinn in tho lur demnnetra
tlcii. nlirRru of the !. A H . Ihe
I'niied Confederile Nclerin. S)in
lh Ani'rtriin war veterini Und Ihe
ritHhteri of the ronfederury Imve
been eeiinefl ponitloni In Ihe line
of mirih. They will hrlng up the
reir nf Ihe first aerilon, which will
he headed y rlty offloiuli, dlreetnra
nf the f'liambr of Cotnmerce, wir
workinir nnrinlzatlnni and l.lent. II
n. Hreen with hl aeroplane, the
flril built In thta cltv.
Women leum raptnln of ifie
Women's Dulilon of the Third I.lh
erty nn drive hivr been nneljned
a pmlllon in the fourth aertlnn, of
hlrh 8upt. K. l;. ( 'herholtier l
mir.ihal.
Mirlncr fland to rurilrlpate.
The Shrlnera Imnd of Akar tem
ple' will t one of th niualcul or
iniziuoni In the line ThU hand
never aptenri n pu ll lr except In
Philner paridea or Maaonlc relrhra
tmna. Iitlt when eo many of the mu
airlana nf Hir city contrac ted to no
to Mlomt and other nearby towni
tn piny In umltar paradei today, Ihe
Patriotic Hhrlneri unanimoualy
1
itreeo mat inev would appear with
th- r full orjtanlzitlon fn full uni
form Yeaterdiv they plired them-
elvea at the dlapoaal of Ihe mir
hhilH and wer lHlgned to Ii Iev
er;nra acirtion, No. J, following the
ariniiK city cluha.
' hi;'!ien of the petentlnn home
ill be ilven an opportunity of
1 1. line i" the parade and hurrahln
for their ("untry. They will b In
coition '.' of which C. K. Kuchner
li. mil aha!.
order of Tarn dr.
For the benefit of everyone who
wiahea to loin In the demonstra
tion, the plareg of formation of Ihe
nanni.a r( ton are ait'iin herewith
luibliahed
Kiiet lertlnn: J. A. M'Keever.
n-arahel. Forma on Seventh atpeet
e.ii.t of Main, farinir wrat II will
be rompoeed of the following In the
rVrlT named' City official, ilifc
tora of the Chamber nf commerce,
memhera of the exemption hoird.
txembara of the council of defenae;
polite, force, navy leaiue. j a. H.
nd ronf.derite Mtrran; I'aulth
tera nf the i'nntedr,ry and Span-leh-American
r vetrina
Fecnnd eertlon. r y4 rturhner.
mirihal. l-'orma on KeviMw
of Mum. fni inir eat llnm r.urd ' " "' KnIU Tomflir atki kit af
band and home i.ard-. rreimr j , TVM k.rr..4
officer!. Hed i roan rni'. v V M I i':, ,h.l'. h.nn la ..-r..fh.
e. A. and ihlldrrn of the detention irf to-ir.t the Irtna ( anadiaa dnerlbe Hie
home tantieit h'ap
Third le. tlnn: le 1 .o ri -Imr ' " ! y1"' '' ,h,t
marshal. Forma .n pmh a'reet ' ,,, hori'Val'iai Frearkmaa la (ill
wet of Main, faemu e.ist Trick, n i t,iur anil ra
hearing- the kmlaer and 1 1 lndentiur ; Anl h i( ihrra baa lo'd wkat
In a care guarded by h"nic guards! ",r,1'" !
- iuob; i ity. i.inns. lim.try. .a
"res, and Jnxlan clubs. Ak'Ur H'm
ple hand and patrol.
l'Olirth SSell,n- V I- I I k. r l.nll ..
'r. marshal. Forms on B.xth street
east nf Main, facing east. iJihor
unions, high school cadeta. achool
'hrlft rluh and other school war
erganlnatlnna; hoy acouta, lodge pa
tron, unk in,I women team rap
tatna ef the third Liberty bond
drive
The various fornistlnn. will pa
Into Mam stre.t rro, ui.n. ...a
J-'venth. niarch down Main to Hfih.
I. Till Boston, then to Third, west
em Third to Hoder. hack to Fif'h
anil east on Fifth to Malt, ,! from
e"J." ".?r'h ' Br,,1' "'"'t " to
Convention hall.
As hss been emphsslied. .very
and l.a1 ln lln ."rmatlon
ann ready t march promptly at 1
" clock and .11 parllctpant, must be
t their station! it 12 4 r,
r.I'' h'n '""nventlon" hall, the pi
Md will disband and etr tj..,
bin dins where Lieutenant N..
,h nadlsn ,riny rd , h
r,..' 1,:'n;'n"'. Ul deliver 1
. ' b
ireaker end n0 pn. ,i,,,i.
hear hitn. " l"
fr
A PROCLAMATION
To the people of Tti!i:
In recognition of the f i t tint Saturday, April . 1 1 1 v ' '! '
anniversary of Ihe I'nltcil Si iii-i,' eniram e Into the u.ir ntun i ' i
ninny, anil that nnr national irtithorlliea have act ipart this ,i , ,
the bcpiiming i f the Thir I l.iOcrty loan uni' imu lhri'iu:h ,: i
nation, nnd whereas.
The governor of trot i,t,it( haa eet apart Patur.lnv. Apiil f ,
holiday to be oh.-irr. throuRhmit tho etute of okhilom i .. i
w hereaa,
I he nianaRere of Tulsa'a Third Liberty loan driw ami nfti . , t!
nil patriotic organlz ttimia of Ihe city have arranged a Kre.it (.! i-h.
parade and celebration to be held on (Saturday .iftin n. 1,. i im n , i
I o'clock; and nhere.ia.
It aeema appropriate that all patriotic rltlxenn elmnbl i .mi. ,.,
this ilrtiinnetriitlon and obaerve Ihe linportam iiud M;:ti . h ., n, . ,:
Ihla day by xtiapcndlnf all private and public biiHln. n lul, u,,,
bralion la in progreae, i mark uf our I o . 1 1 v und il.xoii. n i.. ..
cuuntry ,
Therefore I, John H. Slmmnni. mayor nf the .tv of Till i. In r. I .
ilnclare Saturday afternoon, April 6. 191V a hull. lay tl,i..u: i, in i.
city and order all city offices and public bulhlinpH i Ins, i - '.
at noon and not reopen until Monday nioinlnp
And 1 further order every store, bank, factory. Industry nod cot. i
prise of every character to rlnaa their dnora on this day ,ii, . n th.
houra nf 12, or not later than 12:ltn p m . and .1 p m . n that ,m i .
employe a well aa employer In this city may ,on hi tlo- p itii. ti.
deuionhtratlon And 1 further request every citiren to p.n 1 1, 1 1, , ic
In the parade where he tin posalbly flo so.
JOHN II SIMMONS.
Mayor of Tulsa
The Weather
TII.8A, Agnl .V
Maxlintim ;o, mini
mum 4" ; amitheaal
wtnU : dourly thin .
firiH-IpitatMm t w u
ochti.
OKI.MinMA: Hat
nrday flnntlj. ram in
at portion bun da 7
fair
tirday and KuniUy lo
ral ihowfn.
ARKANSAS. (tt
rio too mM
Off An jr .a
r ,
nrday ahawtrs, warm
; Sunday rnrj!y
(air
EAST TEXAS:
aSundar irrnratlv fair.
"Zimmie" Un,, i.i' '
r J(nrrt!ly fair.
WOMEN'S SOCIETY TO
COMBAT PEACE TALK
I'ifty Thousand Members Will Wear
MiK'oln Pennlea to Show
Ttiolr llnstlllly.
NEW YORK. AprlT B A new plan
lo coinhut the (ierman propajand-
latn md peace nlvixates was n-
nounced Itere today bv the National
fpeclnl AU1 enrlely whereby 6C00J
women, members of the society and
as many othera as may be later en
rolled, are to wear '.patriotic pen
tilea,"
A Lincoln rent attached to a red,
white anil blue ribbon which will
mean that Ihe wearer will not Ulk
peace nor listen to such talk from
any one else,
The, organliatlon with chapters In
many states was formed by Mrs.
William Alexander, who now Is fi
I'ratice, to mobilize the women of
the nation for eervlco to the coun
try and humanity and to teach pat
riotism and preparedness.
Priority Orders for
Lumber to Shipyards
WASHINGTON. April 6 1'urth
er nieasurea were taken today by
the war Industries board to speed
up shipbuilding and aircraft produc
tion, i'rlorlty orders were lanued In
fuvsar of lumber shipment from
saw mills for this work and an
agreement was reached with the
Piano and musical Instrument In
Justrlee to curtail production JO per
cent during April and May.
Offers Kcrvlera to I rwle hum.
KIEKKR. tikla., April Kditor
Tulsa World: F.yery day I see In The
voria wteru 'he fqvrrnment wants
men. I have been trytner to get some
Kind of a place, hut have not suc
ceeded. I am ii years old add have
put In ten years In ihe eervlce of
,'ncle am all through Ihe west In
lue regular army. I would like to
work for Cntle 8m In some rspsc
Ity, nnd If you can help me get a jeh
i.' any kind I will thank yon very
mirh. Jack Jlenn.
The Texas Ranger
i I
otl .. . T.,., i... ,...
our r lar win llirir.
lltri lh. itmrneni to tha trearava. ln4
i"nt in o rto mil ill.rr
" h' ir" ikooho,. II siay
At In ie-1 fi ts'W, tinffi that ha w
tha tlar iihrtli brifht
Bnt the ( t u tl'-xl h trae'd. lnd anil I
wtr, tail aa.l lup
Aad ttta irrrft,.i fn.in.l liim l tiri. vtth
Ini fia upea h is tl
Krv nil ' lrfTi h b4 m fr ;
dfift'rf'w him wf
Not ft mM nr f 1 jjt hti .o, 1. r o "tf
And ihrt hrf-i of ih" n
rnm hi' i . r'iOj
Mow th rif' fliil f '! n
li'irels, for tin ilit
And Ihfr thrill tt itrj bit rtrt r
humor nyer in 4
Ai thf mtk frtif of inmnliiPC it
rf ky itid or did
Thr tP thdunnHw 'm cirf t
tu thoutandt of h tunrl
Tail hif suit th r1i. nf p r.
!fl thftir Jrn hthmd
Fftry n(r lhat rfri Old (jio't ll hr
f'nfil en the wav
And tHf raw honrd Tfai rrcr f-as f" '
rHTll.ri j loday
In th trnchft and th rraUri till at 1K
thf nsrmini quit
T1tT Wtll fler anlifi ! fi r i"d W!1
a bow thmr Vankfa am t
lr;ribl, 1BU, EdBir A Ourat )
TULSA "ALL SET" FOR
LIBERTY LOAN DRIVE
Most I ffiolon! Orirnnljiilno id Mate
Iteady fur Work nf l.rllliiK
SliliMTIll InllM.
team captains appointed
neiKirti In He Mail, I a, h Day of
Aninunt of Knles Made; llnnds
Hold on I asy l'amenl
Through th effort of A. V. I'av
eniioiL city iiiaiia ;er for the i nmliik
third Liberty loan (Irne. Tuiaa has
tho most efficient m canl.il inn for
tils purpoee of nny elly in the stale
threat prepaiaiionii have bcou mane
for netting the drive under way. lo
cally, snd It Is prophea ed Where will
je Utile difficulty in KeltinK the
prescribed iiuota. for the city. In
fact, It Is thought that Tulsa will
"go over Ihe top.''
lit! h is been holding- mcctini;"
every nfleipoon In I lie ssseiUhly
rooms of Ihe Chamber nf Commerce
Willi his wr worker who will have
charge of th various sections of the
work and has appointed men who
will have personal srporv islon nf the
soliciting Inr everv n vocation In the
cily I'. Lea i'.srent. president of
the Tulsa Ice compnrv, ve.torda
was anpolnted to aollcn amnnK the
Ice Industries snd their employes.
L. W. Woods, teacher In ntie of
the negro schools, will huso iharue
nf the work iittmni; the negro n l Is
'f ihe ity.
Dally lain, I, eons
-Manager Oavenpoil nnnouni cil
tna d'llv luncheon of the war cip
tains and managers will be held l
lintel Titian, beKlnmiiK Monday The
Initial luncheon waa to have l ei n
held today hut was called off on ac
count of the big patriotic parade
The luncheon will bepln piomptlv
st 12 o'clock and end jt I ;0 p m
There will la no rperche-4 utile's
ome person of such prominent" ii-
to 'iiKtify It la a gueat
Reports will be read at each Inn
cheon "f the sties up lo II o'clock
a m. each day All raptslns will
report their ewles at the campaign
headquarter In tho Chamber of
Commerce rooms every afternoon
between 4 nnd a o'clock and dur tm
the morning hours except the wom
en workers, who will onnrl to Mr
Murray l. Iinsrell. cbs'inmn, st thei
wir savings luink I heir reporis ,
111 be turned Into the main bead j
nmrters by her j
Office Hurt Rcsdr. I
Mr fvavenpoit ha .I'semb'ed his
office fore for the .love and is 1
ready to give ihe word "go " C K
1 onus has been appointed srerr
tnry snd auditor snd Joe Imnnehv j
' V,. ... a... 1. ..a 1,, I
of credits of the wm kcis devts -d 10 1
snow ine rrsjr.ii,,- m.m.. .... .
llcltor does each dav '1 edits wi
be hd upon !. number of new 1
persons sold who have n,,i iwtrn'i"
bought Liberty htin.N, rjihei.iti.n
on amnuci luinni 10 1
The (-nsden company ami erveial
of the leP IndustrOI . '""M"
navf h rinou ru'efi uihi i r r v win .1 .
ovrr tb horulM fo il 11 o.oIm
lv or wfkv imvniNi. fl-il m !
th nymtnlfl h U fi rn H
LANSING ASKED TO TESTIFY
llfiitftia AoouMrrt f Triinj m twr-
llrlp. j
FAS' FRANTlSi'M. Apnl A
written tla thnt he u- h 'f
f'lrt-t in lirtriffirif; tfr, r r t l f ,.( sr. "
Cdltrrt UMNnK her' t-':f l'
Mo'ir t'4tlf urn l.mi.l''.! m ln!'''l
Sti'r. I'I'Th'I Jtolf WI I'hm i' "
llf.'l i".r O'tjfty (.-, ,j ni'li'.'! 'I
H 1 0'1 'IH wh" Ji r on t r ! 1 ' t T " , Ml
(,n t'..iii.'f ff ' ftti!'P'ri''i! :'i f' t
1 o'lrtrv Ni H1 1 r'.l.i w T 1 '! . h : "
1 1: ! m
ONE KILLED; ONE INJURED
Mrplane ( olll.lc One Hundred I eet
I nun . round at hcv est
1- I.Y W KFT. I ' 1 . April -.
. elect Aflaliir The 0. as W. I'M en
if V. 1 1 o li'Kton. I" I . vv ts InstanCv
kill. I a'i'l Klu.b til I I MIL hell,
jr Was -tio.ilsl,' pi luted when ,11a
, hints in which thrv w;e e t ' v i: e
,,.r;'te. ah'.iif in" hundred fe. t In
j the a '' at the naval tialhlnR KtaHon
heru ,t- 'J ij'.
TI'LSA, OKLAHOMA,
VETERANS' REUNION IS
CERTAIN TO BE HELD
I'll a I I'lnilu r oT I nilinirrir l
iis lao-. ),s i,l,' in iiii-rtiilii
t mill ib i iic X derails.
whole: city behind move
It. .mi" . r I'ci, p I, Mii-i It
III I - in. I s III I l ll i in
(i 1 1 . 1 1 i s
I H'llrd
I'm-
WILL BE EPOCHAL EVENT
Miiinlinl I It. mi - nil Am I ic nil
Mn oil. I ( . oi Kail,,.,., Kales
lc Oianlcil
v , . I i ; 1 M li 1 " . i n n ill 1
! 1!,. I o . ' . I i '. ,ii f i ii-: 1 1 e
!' CI .1 the
I .i i . ! i .,f i he i ha m, I er
. -.-.:; i ,,t I Intel
, i ' w h " ' . ' i r i . vs i i'.i K
ri.i k -In. Ml,', ; t,. hh,. ,i,l,.
in i 'i . r 1 1 i,.i i , ,n . rut ion
i i
- I.io.l.-.l
I .lll i-llt loll
lh..' a' '.iial'v l .. , -, i
t l.a t i:i '. it ti mn r.u 1 1
iilu to
I'M' ha'i.tli 1 thoils.md .e"Mjp
H "w "In a i'i c tit, M 1 1 ii i he t -cians
... ., i.,att,-c thai mn-l ha
nik ! . ,,: h.il tlnii' !, i.i 'v min
V Hi,. . ll i.in H'icc, ..-f.ilU I'O -
: i i ui n 1 1 , the, iiiy,-,, , ,,r Tulsa
mn. t ! In ,.ii-n t hi it linn., s.
M'ihi show ll"siitalit , .
" e ,,, :. -t I, ,, 1 i '.'.00"
home- lh 11 v.ill iiiiiiii t,i ,'in no
"th I'.io.i ,.i tun ,,r thus rouiiis
, f'.r the four l!:t
! sanl Tat,. I ' i . i .
Hut ,ltt ei tut "
I i:e thrto To,. .i
of the reunion,''
e,e.l k U'H helot s
fee hue ,
1 1 1 :
oplii ,,f Tuls. i mut
mil crnwu i nrm I in'n
or
! l 3T tf Ihfil own Itiirtir.i h'
,;l,,.u;,.,.,lv;,,;!
I M I I'l'lK w lliey Will do It The
ii'li'l.im e I folks uii.l r,,m 'raining I'Riiiing innes. i,, ii.i
f'oin Ihe be.si f'lmllies in the hi,ih i '' " nuntiiig the sub-
and itiivof s should he pioud to j marine and convoyliiK troops and
have the opportunity of entertain-j I'PHea to Kurope. the ehtppltiK
Hif; them .Niilniilv will he asked to board which nan been hull. line n
;lvo .invthtni; The veterans v, III ! merchant marine and the treason
Pv then nun way. All we are! which has been advancing c'tedlis to
asked in j,, I. t furnirh accoinmo- be ulllee
dalhitis" In all other departments nf the
Mi Uradv and Merritf .1. Olass government there hss been a tic
cniiinianilei of the Ti a n-M Isslsslppl , nieinlous effoit to hong all the force
ili'imriment of the Son of ('onfed-lnf the cnuntry's resouices snd power
'rale veterans, were auesl.s nf the 'to the aid of the actual fighting mi-
direct!. is t,, discuss lh matter of
'he reunion it was expected that
Nathan licdfnrd lamest, secretary
nf Ihe 1. C V.. would be present,
but he wired that he had missed
Ham i finnections at Alrmphla and
would not arrive until this morn
ing ai 1 1 o'clock.
Mr Hni.ly recite, I the efforts of
Tulsa to land the lug reuiiluti, rial
Hik lack o'er tour years. It had
tun three Kpielal trains to as many
renin, uis in an effoit t bring the
veterans to Tulsa, Me had gone one
enr as far iu Jacksonville, Ma, In
charge of a train. Two yewrs a"
IiiImi lost ihe reunion to Washing
ton, Ii. C, by only one vote. I .list
year the veterans voted for Tulsa.
"Its u matter nf iron,) faith on
nur part" Mild Mr. Itrady. "Air.
lil.LSs and 1 hive, as repreM-ntiitlvei.
of Ihe iiiy. Invited the veterans to
i nine lu te finally, after long ef.
fort we b.ivi induced them to come.
Ami ' , , lar as we a , c cmtcerned,
we h ive tied, led lh it whether the
Chamber of Cummoioe Jnlns with us
or :i 1 d , wo ate goton '" make gend
tie in vital ii. ti anil with other vet
erans am! sot, of veterans in the
iii we 'nterul to do the best we csn
toward pri perly entertaining them
Mi Viloi, (iranls Itatcs. .
"Hut ye want oii gentlemen with
as un.l feil thut ou should give
,our aeslsta me. Lverv nbatiii'ln hss
been overounti In the. way nf rail
road rates. becietnry Mi Adoo hj.l
asMiied us that. And It la the flrit
l lm' a isle of 1 cent a mile li.is ever
been grained west f the Missla
slppl." Mr. Olaws also Fpoke and the di
rectors then adopted a lesolutlon,
piiKed unanlmntislv, to get bi'hind
i's cnmmit'ee, composetl of Messta
iilv at. 'I Olasj. ami give every ns-
to the ti ' r t 1 1 f i ti te-1 1 1 of the
thousatida who will come heie
The , in of tie ii-tinlmi has not
'"''i selected. Imt It will t e In Hep
I iMllur The ex. . t da'cs Will hi
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Sammies May Celebrate Declaration
of War by
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1'nili'tl Stale - W ait in.
With lntcfc.-,t News
From France.
BIG ARMY OVER THERE
;i,xarf Numl,. In ,
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but I'.iintjoh l.ititiliil
ApKI'e inn, S;i s I
ACCOMPLISHMENTS TOLD
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i try r.ciii Miliili,eil.
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evtrnah e It will .ft.
H lleH';rs)TtHv I het e Is rl ruinii li
when the dends of tlo- d., sh.
II 1
been cabled by (ienet.il I'eishiiiK. 'tu'
report will chronicle mi Ametiiai)
offensive of some kind m other
The achievements of the fust fiir
are chiefly divided belneeii HV-
'in my. which has been supplyUm ami
chine.
HUT Arm;err There-.
Kor military reasons 11 Is not per
missible to state the exact number
of American troops In Kranc with
Oessrsl Pershing's expedition, but
Herretary Hiker. In recent testimony
before the senate military committee
predicted half a million men would
he there eirly thin year and that
another million would be ready t"lThrvare md permitted to visit each
'nAnrJr7 ""i g"r ., i"icr. All of l he in . even the former
American Hoops have taken up I
seversl pcslllons on the flu'htltig llr.n ! prim esses. are working In the
In France, have occupied a sector ,,rlXr'J""a under srme.l guards
ih.ir n.. ,ih...t ,.t i'i All the members nf the Romanoff
hav. hid n.imero... .nco,,,,,.,- will,
the nermann, official italements
from rtrltlsh and Herman army head
uuarlera have shown that certain
American fighting forces were
thrown Into the bnltl brnughtfiu by
the great Herman offensive th's
spring. Ihe Hrltlnh war nffl. e firist
to ahnuhler with 'he Prltlsh audi
lit ,u n i r no ps in t ne v i.-nn y or i ; n- e
l.v referring to the rotiiluiiel
forces nf the regular .'irmy an na
tlonsl guaid n )eiir ago, and cm
paring thn .trength of lb tegular
army mw, the natlnnsl luanl in'u
tered Info federal service, and the
men of tho first draft canton
ments, t is apparent thai the total
number of reidy fighting men has
been Increased from s meagre lw
hundrad tho isand to snmrlhing like,.. . It, .iniid U t.-nliht
a million and a half, with shout 'en
million men regiMeren iinuei ine
diaft still available, for calls
rolori
Crlililsm llcaril.
Military expert, hav cellmate,!
lhat should the war he prolone l un.l
It become neceK-snrv f..r the l olled
Stale to niNilltir the burden of ,at
rvlng on the conflict an aimv of
fly mlllinn nieti would lint be lot
p rol.nl. e Th immense and Mid.len
expiiriHp.,1 of the liraix has O"' be, n
without citolsio hut II Is i!eil ,., l
lha. was expected m lb cm' e. s,,u
Into s f 1Kb ling f, n e of a cat cm I i
dltlonallv we!.!, I t th- puts'i;!. "'
peat r
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recrecy as s mlll'nii measure, tint I '
is well known that an em.-tg.-nt '. w.n
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to t, inciei... 1 In Increments of
an' ' and 10 .,iii,l fur service.
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a. cil -Voniicitti tfin.ps to r'lame.
Mav In i niiKi'-s ..i-es draft
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lime II ' I nei ,1 l ershing and
lis ft 1 1 f n 1 1 i v e lii I i a tu e
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lul.. fll lliK line.
iiiiiiher I'i Acioilriin tiinapnrt
A nt ill, mi nk hv I ' boitt
liiiHsian lioyalty Digs
Harden Under Eyes of ,
Armed Guard in Crimea
MoHCOW. April I.. Members of
thn fulmar 11 Hamuli IVnperUl family
living In the Cilmea have been
Igreatly restricted In their nioVeinenla
I '"'"My resldmu In Ihe Petrogra.l dls-
Ii It t have been ordered eilled to
I'ci m and Vologda In Hie I'ral moun
tain region According lo the Rein
llicve otiiro. the council nf soldiers'
ami workmen's d, -legates nf V ologdu
bis lefused In admit them to Ihe
t ity.
GERMAN COMMUNITY BUYS
HEAVILY OF LIBERTY BONDS
I iis cib t Town ami numy's Ooulu
hv Ncartv Sl.no"; I oliiil.v
Cooiilii by . l ilia lis
SAN ANTuNlo. Tea.. Ayill To
The 1,'wn nf .New Lrauiifels. Teas.
su.l i ..null imiiitv (n which It is
situated, have, ntcnrdlng to s lues-
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ieuil iff fir bank at I'allas Th
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ii tm p, do.-,! bnl l eat bed port
v 1 ml.. , . met ic.i n nai i ol
v i"-s, M, , , sunk hv I boat.
In . coil. , i t, Mnetliaii destroyer
J -oli J.ii,ih Kiinlt bv I boat
.laiuiary 1 Made known that the
American n'i I boat .lev I, e Is In
operation llgainst I I. oat and may
allev iate mens. .y Angiisi 1.
rinaiit Isl,
pr! U War loan bill of J7 .
lien, nnc. lion paase.) by congress v ith
nut a dissenting vote '
spnl :( - I.'iiht S 200.OPrt.erO loan
made to tlrrat lull tin. ,
.loin 111 - b'lrst Liberty loan was
rinsed wl'h iibscrlitlot.s smuuntltiK
to v .1 , u .1 j . r 7 a . a i ti .
October 27 Heennd Liberty loan
closed wltb'iibsci Iptlnns umniinllnn
to lt,l7,fcS!.1iiii.
Intluslrlal. I tc.
April ; President orders re
su ut cc mobilised for war.
May Hi- Hoover mimed food ad
ministrator. July S Rev en hundred snd
eighty-sight thousund Inns of tier,
imin and Auslilau shipping seited.
August 10- I-nod a'i'l fuel control
hill pi ss.. I,
Heceniher !!fi President takes
over railroads snd sppoltna aJcAtloo
dlrecter-geiiersl
March i!0 - president ordera aey
enlv seven Hutch si Ips reiUlsttlnneJ
March II Daylight saving begins
iH 1 a. in,
ONE KILLED, 32 HURT
IN BRIDGE COLLAPSE
lYIsco Passenger Train Wrecked
Near Hugo Yesterday When
In fine (;oe Thmuth,
ftp I! INtlFI KLI, Mo , April B -C.
A. Welch of Moiiett. Mo, an eg
press messenger, waa killed and 3i
persons were injured when ftt. liula
A, ban Francisco passenger train No.
71. eaatbound, plunged rhrough
bridge nasr Hugo, okli.. this morn
ing, according to dlipstrhes received
at the general offices here tonight.
The locomotive and tender were
almost across when the piers col
lapsed The engine and tank turned
over down tho embankment. The
baggage -osrh was demolished and
Ihe first coach turner! over with the
tear end resting in the stroam, mak
ing rescue work difficult. The In
jured nie;
Fnglneer Pkellon, Injured In left
let' and bead, not irrlous.
h it email Meeh. fractured right
arm. hack snd head Injured, "
William Phillips. Iiunbar, Okla..
hurt Internally; serious.
i: M Noble, Harris, okla., Injured
about head and shoulders; serious.
W (I. Payne, Meyers, okla., slight
In lurlrs'
W K llnss Antlers. Okla., arm
anil hip hurl; not serious
H ft llolcomb, Ada, okla . Injured
head, shoiildeii and ami and lntr
mil'v ; serious.
II I. Shaffer. Hugo, okla, cuts
and bruises not Serious
J. Harris, Leflore,
Okla
' bruise anil cull.
1 Mrs 11 M (loss. Hugo, Okla
. located shoulder
I'.ul.ili Hlniptnn. Unlev. nfcH.,
hr'i'-i. s
t-in Irv. Pennington, okla. cuti
and brills'"
.. I Hllffllh. Hugo. okU.. bnjlses
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in nn ' d ;
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t o . n I s
vv I h'ubl'ii. .".'.' North ye veil
'until ii'i'i. I -ui I i'mltli. Atk. tut:
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II II llswlev, Par, Texas artery
'u' in i I i h'-tilder mashed
T I-: .cheiniv. 'alias. Texas, sltl
.hi lied
'i M.mie. Hugo, ok'a . head
an. I I a- k mpireil.
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la. k
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Iteatlv Inr rniinh laian. '
ST I. "il IS Apnl . ,i,ni"
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GERMANS FAIL S
m nun inrii i
TO FIND WEAK
POINTJN LINE
Ilcaton Hack With Heavy
Loss in Every
Envounter.
AMIENS IS'STILL SAFE
Invaders Are Thrfe Milea
From Railroad at
, Clo.Hcst Point.
fr:nch score slight gain
Drive in Between Montdldier
and Capture Part of
FpineVte Wood.
PU:if. April S. -In a battle whiea
has lasted alms Thursday and
which ptfihahly la stltl ronllnulna
with ii'most fury, the (Jerman havt
hetii hurling . massed division"
against the Hrltnh and French line
fi'uu far nuith of Albert to a shori
distance north nf Montdldier. Iroa
ably there has not been a mor
sanguinary battle fought sine thf
beglnnlmr of the, Teutonic offensive
March :i lhan this, which has tot
Mi objective ihe drlvlnf nf wettf
between the Ilrltlsh and Prsnufc
armlea, Ihe rutting of Ihe Paris-
Amiens rallioad south of Amleng an4
Ihe riplure of thst city. .
hut In spllo of the powerful at
tack snd the desperation of lb
fighting the entente allied leglrHU
have stood firm over the moat cat
their front. At only two points hay
Ihey been forced to five grountt an4
these seem, nn the may, to be onljf
minor successes when compared wlta
the sacrifice of lives which they have
cost. Just to the southwest ef AU
bert the British have withdraws a
short distance and the Krench havt
given up the village of Cailll. west
of Mnreull, which has been the storss
center t'f the German asssulta for
the Isst few (lays. At this point
the Teutons ire within three tolls
of ihe Farls-Amlene road.
The Oermin official statsmoat
claims thst iu reuses both north and
south of the Homme have bten wod
and that the number of prisoner
taken since Ihe beglanlng ef th ,
drive has Increase to te.lt and
lh guns captured now total i.ttt.
Tactics Abandcsrerd.
It seem probable lhat th entente)
allies have abandoned their Vabiatt
tactlce and now are prepared to glv
battl to the Oerniane. They hav
flied their lln about 12 mllea east
of the city of Amlena and II Is evi
dent lhat her Ihey hav turned at
bay against th Invader. Th eon.
lour of the country hark of th al
lied lines lends Itself to defensive
tactics. It la quite high and Is of a
character which compels attacking
forces to eipose themselves to con
centration nf fir from artillery and
infantry. II I necessary fr th
Hermans to brisk through ths Brlt
Ish and French lines In this reglo
or lo outflank the allies by a drlv
In lbs north and aouth of It. Th
righting near Albert and north of
Montdldier seems to have for It
oblect the turning of the allied posi
tion., Thst the Albert and Moreull
aectora nre vital In the atlled defense
Is shown by the stern resistance
mklniainc) there In the list tw
da v
The dawning of the first annl
veiaary of the entry of th United
Ktaiea Into ihe mar finds Oeneral
Penning" xetersns somewhere In
ith battle rone. How many there,
what unit hav been chosen for the
fight and where Ihey will make their
fhjt appeal anc Is not known. It
Is probable, however, lhat an Amer
I' an army of some proportions I
eithfi actually in the struggl or ia
hid in reset, Immediately behind
the plies.
In spli,. of terrific strain to which
Hie, hav, hern subjected, th ullies
hive struck hack at the Herman
and nave regained some ground, on
. f the-e point I near Orlevesne.
a slmit di'nr northweet of Mont
.ii'li.r another near llelniterne and
am iln r between Montdldier and No.
von. near Hie villas of orvlllters
fot'l It la In this region that th
gnat .vlicd coupler attack hai been
i v. eiied I" b launched. Ho far a
iipnrted no Infantry attacks hav
been made nn this front by the tier,
mans, but their artillery has been
veiy active aa far wsi as Noyon.
Th line on th nnithem side of the
salient also has been bombarded
beav ,
.1 HNxiicfc- I'nrcc Landed.
It was announced at 1mrton on
r. okli. Friday Hint a Japanese forte had
bun landed at Vladivostok, the estt.
kU . In ' in let mi, ,s ef the Trans-Hlheri
i allr.iid. It is explained that the
. nvere incident I-, wiili'mi political signifi
cance and is imp, to he looked upon
as Intervention by the allies in P.uB-
' sla
Ther have ben artillery engaKO
ti'.rniH ii vat ions hectnrs rf the P.el
Ulan and I i eitch fiotita outside of
'he hut' .ire to picardv. Th cite
'! Ulietms h.i" again been subjected
in h, itu ha i d nn nt bv the Hermans
in im scci'.r. ,owc cr, has there been
,.f the T'.a-tiiv ctativ firiittt, nf an unusual na
a tu". mi. n.t i of 'i., n In ita'v tiieie has been only
I n had I e. , usipit s.,rol a. tlvl'y.
i Cr p. ,.,-e w.-te A icp-.rt fin... P.erlin stairs that
h I,,aii I'h - : '.i'mii.i, and Turkish troops hav
'aim-l u t tt'e. 't r,l f' "I'll iiif.n'rv li'l'l (avalrvf
, ii'iliV a' i.i '. ' ' i reire it ill ihe (iuU Uvifttl o
'J.-'l I'll.,. -

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