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T? O 57
OICLAHOMA'S
G R EAfRSTY
FINAL
KDITION
NEWSPAPER
V V
VOL. XIII, NO. 203
BOND DRIVE OFF,
TO A REAL START
Tulsa: Oklahoma and Nation
ltojrin in Earnest on Third
Ioan This Morning.
LOCAL WORKERS ARE READf
Hundreds of Volunteer Work
era Will Drop Private
Husiness for Campaign.
FOUR COUNTIES "OVER TOP"
Twenty-Five Others Raised
More Than Third of Quota
on Saturday.
Tulsa's third great war drive fof
Hi sale of Liberty bond in on. This
morning lha clly'e eeoond line of de
fense will move against the Jinn
ni with the heat organisation that
hu yet hern perfected for the work,
Tulsa's Indomitable war captains will
to forth In a desperate effort to sell
the city's quota of the third govern
ment loan f!,66t,70l, within the
Week.
n nn int. ri rnriu nun I mill w.
r ede Haturday. when 1100.000 worth
of bond were eold In a few hours.
It la believed that today's sales will
jiiish the total well towurd the mil
lion mark. .
Tulsa U Head).
Never wua Tufa In eurh excellent
apirlt for the drive. The rlty la fulrly
eluding patriotism. The great out
pouring of Tulaanii at Convention
Stall yesterday afternoon, when tilenn
Condon apoke, showed, unmistakably
that the patriotic eopia of Tulsa are
' alive to the responsibilities and
duties of the hour an they have never
t.een before. Following the magnifi
cent demonstration of Huturday,
when the greatest parade In the city's
Malory psaeed through the streets as
a renewed pledge of devotion, the
eplrtt of mnklng full nml complete
response to the government's call for
help is seen and hrurd und felt every
w here
, Itond Keller, Kvcrywhero.
Two or three hundred of the city's
leading business men and representa
tive women from ull the women's
!u he In the city will luy aside their
business this morning and go out In
their campaign work, und they will
not-quit until the last dollur of the
city a quota Is fti hand.
Kvery school preclnrt, every town
and village In the county has been
mnrougniy and efficiently organised
ly County Chairman J. !. Kerry and
Vis associates. Clly Manager A. V.
lavenprt has organised the city
ith a machine that even old lllnden.
lurg himself would have to praise.
Your Money fan Ught.
"fp and at em." Thla Is the gplflt
lth which Tulsa war workers will
f ll,eir work of selling Liberty
(nds They are going at It just na
I ,'!l'S U""y wrr" ,n ,he fenrhea
Willi the nations glorious hundred
thousand who are now clashing with
the Huns on the greatest battlefield
of history. Thev are .,ln. t ,, .
inough every 'bond ,nld is a shell sent
bursting In the enemy, camp. Which
, i'nr itfiva at Ik, . ,
behind our hospital corps, the Hed
troas, IWdent Wilson, the navy
our munltlona pltints and every rl'
wntlal of war must stand America s
Holrara-Americas wealth. pur
cut as often as may be necessary utw
til Iho I...I llur I. ry un-
to that, as a libation on the altar "
n,,. niiiisn, r rencii , Itrlirian
and Italian liberty and for a cfemoc
rary world-wide and safe forever
gnora. Todty. tomorrow and next dny
in.- .if-.i. uinii hip iaat bo.id Is
rld. the eplrlt of a ollr
bee Irons the battle shout -Tin,
wa expect every American, h'gh an,i
. J. lo oo nia duty"
he ta able to do .lt
ftatk Rrn,sfitiHK Ttrinn
k tjvtvt.K on nitfr i-
OKIjAUuMA 4'ITY, April 7f,L.
larioma In a great buret of patrlotln
nthustaam ubecrlted more than 10
the rimpslrn and the state win be
in- .v. v w,,,un ". accord
ing to the messase sent n...
VLr&zzi i. ".ought
Proportionate aaiJ- ? .1 n""n
air. mWm for the firat
These afittements ... K
''Tis from 2.-, r.mn?, " b"""'1 on
"Hdnlght Vur7da? " r"r'iv"1 P
&0,&nA hn'n f 0U"('ea re-
'orii . ..' :. '"uniiee
unhea-rri
Seven r.r ik.
a.Tih.H .r'P'MIng
. -- inr
fve overatih.
ii.... "-ir mint.. it
in.
"usnea fim,,, inn are
J?0 repnr; 'h quou of tiS,.
tjO , ' " "hserlpttona of Hot -
r?r. ni;rh. ? bu it
dm. . raiment of J. h W. "
-s ,ha ,,."
''". "r h. f the ca w.
'-n bon, ";';",. 7 hlr4 I hi
" ,'"' organM.
mil - . In Itrsrv a...-
I"k of ih.
'..uniy. snj (k. ' '
r.iini,. "" open-
see re.J'. "'rdav. rfc.
1""- '"r sh."H,.MlL'n '"'""tv
riming-" V"."T .v"
i-i nr ih
bl. , . 'bey expert v....
m -. . .nn nv ih.
tot, ,n " OOO.ooO.aoo loan
1 a "a at b.rn....,,,u.r ffl-
wr
0
Jh T ran .kL ' ,n"""n.
tlret.
flriir.
on unnffiei.7 "T7 "ed
nek. , -"'"'"-'si eetm,,.
en-
To
'""In the f. " " ""0 flflS
.... ' ' I rs aAm .
llean
r eks. -t
erertlt
: " earner in k ' "e nsr
ee0 a day ln 'nor H,
"Sacrifice All and Do It
Now" Is Condon's Mes$a
I The Weather !
-
Tl'I.HA, April 7
M.iimam annl
mum 40. north isa
dear skin
' OKI.AHOM Mob
irar and Tuelay
rally flouJr
I.Ot'lHMNAi Von
Uy n4 Turtilar la
rally fair
AKKNSA r.AST
ANIl WrtMT TKXAS
Mnnrlar .and TuUr
partly uoody.
KANSAS: Jeer
ally fair MntldM and
TuetitkT preee!" t
f if TOJ rxWT
: frut 1 1
I reft o ,
!i-,nss: Kt over
Mtn le -' isasc ,
IaTCLzz.-J mrmm i II n 1 1 i-n - - -
..... I toulk porl.ns,
Zimmie -...mp.rslur. t
1 dir.
tint.ttl.il "
riima
TWOHUNDRED READY
FOR STATE REGIMENT
Volunteers fr IVn Tulsa Companies
Are Coming rUplill Major
l(nIV Kaya.
TO EXAMINE MEN TUESDAY
-. fcl.ni-l
Companies to (to to tamp for nimri
Training W hen 100 SirnigHt U
ltcsichol.
Lacking only H recruits for the
two Tuieft contV""'" th' "re
form a part of thelfrV-hTid Oklahoma
regiment now being organlied.
Major T.. TV. Itook and hla assistants,
j. T. (laliagher, Walter Hate, and
t a Tieil. will begin today a new
drive to ret the required number
i',ii,.noi I'.ntecndt. Maine Hook says,
hss espressed himself as entirely
satisfied with the wsy In which the
work 1 being carried on In Tulsa
and the territory surrounding, and
does not feePthat hla assistance Is
needed.. As he Is very busy at pres
wMh j)ther duties, he will not be
here.
Although there has not been an
active drive at the present time, en
listments have been coming In at
the rate of 40 to 50 a day for the
Inst two or three days, according to
Major liook. He expresses himself
'ss very much gratified at the char
acter of the men who havftieen
Joining the companies. .for the most
part, he aava, thev are of the higher
class of professional and business
men, none of the element claaecd as
"bums" eo far showing up at the
omcea.
Etaitilrtatloiia Ik-gin Tnradajr.
Thyslcal examination, will pro'.)
ahty begin Tuesday and Dr. Kred
Iloso will have charge.
Hparllsh-Anierlcan war veterans
will hold a meeting tonight 0,1 the
Home (iunrd armor to help along
the campaign for Tulsa's two com
panies. It will be held at 7:14, aiter
IKS,
thVvTradedby'rhetri' admitted ,..,, ig h,
which
commander, Capt. Mowbray Bates,
will parade through the city and
show the hoya of today what he and
the other boys of 'II did when their
country cnlled.
Tonight a recruiting Prty will go
to Sand Springs In the lfiterest of
the Liberty bond propaganda and
Incidentally to recruit for the two
additional companies. Tuesday re
cruiting parties will be at Woken
Arrow and Wednesday at Jenka and
the territory surrounding that town
will be "visited. At the aame time
the men are taking recruits, they
will be boosting the Liberty bond
sales. Lieutenant Daly will conduct
the recruiting at Band Springs to
night. ,
Many ClaaaW Are Npexlcd.
In addition to recruiting men for
the two additional companlea, Major
Hook states enllatmenta are being
taken for the machine gun company,
the supply company, the headquar
ters .company and the aanltary com
pany, (lowi rlf,rka and office men
are needed by the headquartera com
pany and the aupply company needs
team.tera. The aanltary company
needa pharmacy clerka, while the
machine gun company neefls ma
ao onU l r'PaJr motorc)'c. n..
..nT.T!.d!?,Jlr nn "nation. It Is
h-P ? hhe (lew regiment will
be mustered Into service. It Is the
,0 ,oln h --" '
h. , """"nr'nta and get
2.v.f . "l"" 'n ,hl" country for
?J-1W.Mk"- ook thinks
dv. tl . Z ay hav lv
completion ll""' 8,'t" ft" h
1MP,. l f 'U f-""-l. "hat
"-Ping an ,h; oi ,n lnnt way
nZUlt,irlU".. '"l-ualaam run-
- " win iia iiimi.j , . .
Major ; ''., is.nh.u11n "r:-
able I.. , . "opes to be
men n.. 7'" ,n" "malnlng
'0 TULSA POLICE STATION
r' Arr,,M tn. Theft of
0a nn Mooh Lrnlon. y
"? Alloww.
7o"37-w ",m h '"-1 o
Danv k . i w . . Fetrole,
sum com -
yesterda. F frm Kufaula1
IZOfZ Mln" Ollh-rt Poe. r-
'"".d ;v,V ,rr 'o:-1 ""inV."
ear fro Inth i. mi nr a i-orii
n April j "Jy company here
Although he dm'--. - .
tealina- lh r ' """''ss to
offlpae. Z-Lr' "d the Tulsa
thought hi J ,. '"ncy 'thev I
Pleaded guilty W'n If he i
The car ...
named John vZ ' m farmer ' stamps i nit can buv a : ent thru'
m Ilea ao.rthwe.r 2?: "vln,t "Islsmp Eileen -f the hitter wilt
Ml rhf, whlrh Eu'ula. for I IS cents added during April entit!,'.
' Poe iir, m,,1 payahle.you to a I. war tim ,.in.p t.
h llU !,, r ' stated that deemable In gold In !: : In o'ln i
a farmer 1
America Hasn't P.i'Kr'.:i i-. I . , I
Stress of War l:, . . . .
She Isn't Aw;,k.
THERE IS NEED FOR HA3U
One Man in Fnuuc ,. w , ,
Worth Five in l!l'i ,.!
Twenty-five in UL'i.
More than i.ooo Tu:-.u,f . , . .
their way Into Convrii' -n I.,
terduy afternoon to ln.ir i. . i .
don give his fltet ofti. i.i! i . (, t i
his experiences uml iil.-ir
the great battle Inni in i , ., ,. ..
It wua tho largest rrnw I i , in
mense building t-r I,. ! I i ,,,
seat was taken, tin- t . i nn-l mi ,
were crowded, liumli nls ,,,
other hundrj-dN were iun, n
And the crowtl f . j 1 1 l .ii.i !.
over with patriotic nth i .,.,
Krnirl the time the llnun t,u.iri
with their bund, inin b..,! i,M t,, i;
stage to the lnniiriitn ir.iih-i ul ,
Ktar Hpnnk'lcil ii.niiii i . ' imiii. ii.,.
program whs coin Itnlcl. the 1-: ,.i!i
reverberated i oiiHt.intlv Willi nut
bursts of cheerH und uppl.iuii' K(1
J. W. Abel's lnvocntlii. inii nai' m in
patriotic uppcul, brought un nutl.urst
of hand-cliipplMK He lini In , imii'
known, since his fiery di ivni'1 a few
weeks ago that every pro i Ii i in.iti be
hanged' to a luin..,,-.l ilM Tulsn's
"fighting minister." The it.itimi.il
alra, aun.f by the urent uudn iici, un
der the leudrrship of the Apollo and
rHdman ylulw, provoked nni-w,'.!
OUTbursts And when Al i- urtiier mii
of the business men of the city, ti,i
contributed to the fund i,, ., ri, m, ,
Condon to Kuroic. introduced Mm, i
the hall was aflunte with u .,iiii,in,
'i "I never neiorc lias klniHli
since the nation was plunged into tin
war. Ilcci'lviH t.n-ul lit ni inn.
Mr. Condon w.i.i given an ovation
when he begnn hw xpecch. la in
terrupted repeatedly t,y i.,n, r,,.
ping and tho iminettse audience gave
him a second ovation ,tl Hie clo.ic.
It has been suld so long that
newspaper men nee mure than any
other class of nberers. because it
la part of their training und work to
see, that the saying has become a
tradition. Mr Condon, one of the
best known and best trained news
paper men In Oklahoma, fully sus
tained llie reputation of his profes
sion. Hpeolally commissioned by
Uovernor Williams, to go see the ur
and report what it is, he gnr bis
hearers a story en well ami no en
tertainingly ti.l. I that th. y got nearer
to the war than they hate ever been
before.
.The young oraift mils a hit eni
bn rri-(i i,. ihe buue .i,h,i ,.,,.i
I 'lit' I 1 1 1 ' hi I I a V 111 I II I wae
OTly momeritiiiy, ami he apoke with
tne rcidinea ami self confldnnce
that aswu)a i hniacter:es blm.
At the end of bis address Mr
Condon delivered a tribute of prater
to Adjutant Arbour, the l rench
hero, and urged u'l to attend his
lecture at th" High S Inml atnll
torlum tonlglit
C'uiihin' Sh is Ii.
Kollowlnit in h if kpi'i. h. .irtuully
coiiiiletr.
What a thrill we expel iem e, a'
few days urn wli.'n we IimiiuiI that!
the Intrr-ulii. ti r. mniamlcr hud j
cepted the off. r i f lieueral IVikhlng i
to place n ii i xini-.V'l v imc linn
dred tboiisund ti'iirnd Amcricri
soldiers nt the disposal of the
French nr.d liritish to be need
ft'llnst the i-riemy. in yon know
W'but thnt means' It means that at
Mils moment Ainirl.ii Is golrg into
the w ir nn the western fnnit un a
scale Tiei.lnftite uriatlempied
' .At this tnouient Am'-iicm sol
diets may be i'ving tiy the etues nr
by be nnnd'etl' They tiae int.!
their mili'arv identnv b being
placed in I retn b brig ides Put lin y
were willing to null"" pride f..r a
chance ut the toe What ihe nierl.
can Siddier went to l l.ini" for Mas
a fight !i" wants to end the r.isty
l,.i as n .ii'kl as pt.seit'l. . nn.l mi ;
iiiT.g -.s tbev wl I lei blm flvht Her
II11I1S lie line-"' cafe a ll,l' wheth
er be s"nnder a lOrcncn leader a '
llrl'l'ih lewder, an Aiiiericun 1 t ! I i
or a Chines leader 1
witl.entng Is Ib'isv
I'll.' point Hi it I w-n.t to make '
I- this Mnerlian mldle. -0 .m on'
tl. uestci'i bunt .'!,n. In I'''- I''
In hue fii'litlrg It I. VI I" "'I '-mil
tint A met im w o ihl i i . i i fully ;
n vaken to the t:.-l Mini cnrfrnnla j
her null Ion.' cisnnltv n-ts I.e-.-ini'
III ll.eai in the l." wiplper- I n
gret Ih'ii 'li s Is so. If i( Is '. I if
It is .n ive ml) lit hive ni ean
much longer
"If "l i-onld It'tve j-iipr'l
nie thru Ivtigl'.-h towns nml I'l-ind
llages ami .'( four "nt of f.'-t i
fin- wom.'n wearing nteurni.ig. vmi
HMtild apprerlate what it ine.tns in
l.n m- 'wr br night to V ' ' N'e v .11
,.,.vt- I.i. ( ill, upon Ii make Die
enctifitrs t h it have In en . made by
IieWnim nnd '-'ranee nrd i.'re'ir lliil
3in. but we will be c."lle, uiicn to
Ho more I'nn we hue yet done
nieke sure f( that .
W Musi SMfd I p.
t seems that Ihe Anient an pen
ide still ban- to be ariu'el nr
should I mi' Informed.
(ivTiM u nv ru;K
That
rn ii
" Mine
v -.....
; .-. - .
t Have vo l luiunht war uhik-
(stamp.' Ke.nen.lier thai every
nn tnnl e a pmrliase f n :'., .ei '
! thtlft ktamp or '. war savniv-
stamp um arc ,mIiik
.ometblllg to
help the
l rt m en t win the war
I' '"""'' ''irv w... saving-
stamps
ln esled now O'e in- I
on in five tear, hem e ,
TULSA. OKI .Alln.M.V. MONDAY. Al'UlL S.
WIS BOMBARDMENT
RESUMED BY HUNS
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WEAPON GREAT STRENGTH
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ii III nam
FLAT TRAJECTORY OBSOLETE
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Inntiliai .1 lien'
cf I'M I in I ltd I he i:
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I't nfi'iisiir 1'ril lt!iiii'til.ei'n, i in
in ititeiview prni'ett In the lieiliner
; Tag i 1.1.1(1 in I i-lirii.it v. 1 1 1 f,. ile
iiaie, that arlillerv mi huge and
ipnwi'ifiil ll.at il vmiijIiI he puskilde
' limu'iard Kiik'hiiiI fr.! the i un
it, inni ia 1 1 1 le the certain pi ml ii' 1
!nf Ihe Hear fntuie The en dire. Inr
'nf Ihe Kiupp iirlv de. hired I li
dav o fflat t r a Ject ury pieces Has
p.ikHi'd and th.it iiiuit.irs and vertical
jsluiiitlns artillery aoiild be lucre is
' " i r in demand 'line. Im and, was
iter.iuse the nature nf in"dein viiu-j
fare Inn) iilninst dune amir uiih tin
Ineeessltv of slimitiiig Imr ! in I a 1 1 . ill
I being pnsHlble In i. nit hiiil.niu.il
tti hell lines ntilv )y khnis fmin can
non shunting vet ticallv.
Mnilirn aitiliciv. iiiiIm Hhlsamlliig
Its Heme lidntlH sllitles. the prnfessnr
said, bad III no wise r''u, bed the
Munis nf lis possibilities cither HI
effectiveness or In riirrlng power,
"I'liii cannon of the futuie, he be
lieved, would he able to penetrate
th MrotiYeat fnitified sheliers and
.can nullify "Knglund's slilintneritig
ean armament, the old proud wall
which for centuries has protected It
from the continent."
Triple Killing Caused
By Domestic Troublen
MEXICO. Mo., April 7 perliey H
Adklns. 2S vears old. tmliiv shut and
killed bis father In law. Mnlan Me
tiowan: his mother-in-law. Mis
liubv Meliowan. nnJ his wife, Mrs
t.latfys Adklns. 17 years nit! He
theti shot himself, dying Instantly
The tragedy occurred nn a farm ten
miles south of here and Is snld to
hae been ratisetl by family miImiii
ilerstundings. A ilk ins left ft nnte in which he
ttateil thn cause of Ihe tragedy was
t'omestlc troubles which lesulted In
Ihe separHtlnii from bis wife. I'or
iiiiiiii time be has been euiplnyed in
a brick plant heie.
Mis Adkius left n five iniuillts old
baby 1
M.tl lll:
,co'IT' Slloll l . I
Spain t nniiiit (.ft Slilpincni i rmn
Meilco Iti'isjus of Ism'iiI t ondltlons.
MKMCO CITV, April 7 With
roKiird to thn MiortiiK' of thn rut
ton mi p ply In HpHin. Klr'mioijn ef
fort rt' m.i(1 rrr tritv y u
riprMfitatlve of tho HiwinlMi kov
prnnirnt to obtain :i titiiprnint vf
rotton. tmt tint Mrxloift jfovi-r n tnn t
rvfiiHe'l to ptTinit Ihi- report of rot -ton
n H' count of lo a I nriTHnltlPM
' J r 1 1 1 a 1 1 v all thr rotton tuitli hiT
ar worklntc rx rpt thorn' Ihit hJi'
hrrri nhul down on iinmin nf .itnkc
lion 1 1 MfMln,r I newthn N luht
Tlii" I.i hi rt v Son i f in ! I ri i; h irli
ull tn Iimvo hf-rn hf-ld at t fo M'fh'l
1'tttfin nt huol ho'im, ft. ur iniit-H out
nf TuN.i laM I'rl'l i) nihf m .ih pnt .
t-on'l tlllfll 1" Ut H l. V tlp):t ihls
v ( k . t-r;i I r 'in It ir I k ft n
havf h'ti olt' ;i tf I fur Tri t if cffO"i
aiol it l t to put tin- h.iU-M nf
I.iherti tonijH In tlut i!i.Tlit "utr
ih- top" fi m a n mill ' ,
Th rii"i inn .f
n 'ti in Finn . uliii Ii w
hHt .t Ihi' pi. iff
I )i M W k , h I H '-V
T)uri:t rij.:ht i,
i ,i tiff ' lnin rt: f ; r
In' I ':i I rv tn en s
s to have rVeen
tne. .lav itigbl
deferred until
l" "IHI! i f the
wi: aim; now locatki) in the
New World Building
..15 South Houltlcr
"JUST AROUND TI1K COKNKK."
Tho tolophono numher to tlio various
monts have lucn changed as follows:
Ktlitoiial Dc'iiai-tmont
Want Ad Department
Display Advertising Department
I'usiness Office
Circulation Department '.
Societvjvditor
Husini-w iVJanajrer
Kupene Norton
The Tulsa Daily World
ti round (Hans Stories
Classed With Tales of
Poisoned Court plaster i
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win it i ii v e lii- riniilin i i
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lips ni'
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I i Ii' I . -. Millie I II t f it'" I
I '.. I". I I l , i'llell I.f t.elltu
' ' ail , ; I ! ' till il til r Inse 111
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l'i i i i ni i . i . uUttnn of Ilic hi
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f a..-. -i..tv l.ae ii'hillted in 1 11 1 ii 1 1 ! -l
aii-.. I'ltineties of the ic.neiii
i. mil The lennll Is In Hum let-
Hi iiiun ji Ma. .Isine.i .Mills of
'he I I ad ni miHtriit imi
We hud' fiillomed the eln-He
Kin. id i-lufc'i Mtnrv finin Maine tn
' ulifiii'i'iii ami imti the ukei to the
tii'if fni the j.ast fthir monlliM V'.ii'
mli I'neij. iv n.iv Intelligent e ii nil
Ihe ili'pMrlluent nf lli.tlie lue iln.llg
Urn Mime ami in the thousands nf
nil's lll.il hme been fiMl,ed tt e
h.ie f. miii I I. nt one genuine ease Of
.I. 1 1 iii i ii le iiiii ut iii putting giiiiinil
Ki'l- In f.nid
I lie i iiiillw'K statement said:
Ihe fund iiilmtnistrstion has en-
... i 1 1 I'll tu impiesM upon the public
.mil Ihe nil-UN nf the country the evil
ien, ills nf me mature pul'lti'lly given
in tepints nf the presence of glass
in t'lml I'nlilli iitino of the rep. .i ts
hefuti nppni t ii mt v is afforded fnr
in v est m j mm nerves tn create ii con
dition nf In iiler Iii in households und
pi ml ucei -s ii ml handlers whose pro
ii nil in eii s and hat. tilers whose pro
ducts a r e attacked." '
NEED HAVE NO FEAR OF
DRAFT CLASSIFICATION
Men NtM'dtd I tn i It r for Nlilpyanls
Work; Should Not Worry Over
Hi lug I ailed Slacker..
Miii in the rlrsft lists who are
' iiiiilifled to noik In the ahlpyards
are hftaital I n to volunteer because
thev believe they would fall In the
Hlni kcr class, according to I'. K
lionabue, repreaentstlve nf the
l'tilleil Stales department of labor,
who Is here In the effort to get men
for work In the shipyards of the
l'aciflc const.
"That Is a great mistake, because
the greatest need of the government
Is for ship builders." Mr. Donahue
declnretl "Men qualified In an of
the ship building trades are slackers
If Ihey do not volunteer Immediately
for work lu the shipyards They
are needed Koiaa there thaa In tke
army, and for that very reason, the
government has adopted the occu
Piitinnnl classification of drafted
men. The men should serve where
the government needa hla services
and ship builders are needed today
more than any other class of men,
not deluding soldiers.
About twenty five men have vol
unteered here for eervice and will
leave Tuesday for Heattle. where
they will begin work In the big gov
ernment elilpianl there Twenty
men will come here from Tort
Arthur. Teias, nnd Join the Tula,
contingent.
The response here has been disap
pointing to XTr. Donahue, and In a
statement yesterday, he urged all
qualified to volunteer Immediately.
Mrillc rmakcre chlppers and ralkers
'" needed badly and their applica
tions will be accepted at the labor
employment bureau at 1 1 oat on and
Second streets
CLAREMORE CELEBRATES
NATIONAL LIBERTY DAY
;reaf I'srade and Itally Honor, War
Dcilanitliin In Ilogrre
Coonty.
CIiAUKVOIlK, April 7 -Clare-inure
celebratetl America's first year
In the war this afternoon A huge
parade begun tnerihlng at 2 o'clock
In the tjf'ernnon, and a crnwtl of
in null persons gathered at the fair
grounds nfierwards to attend the
patriotic ee re monies
lai Malloy nf Tulsa thrllletl the
crowd for more than ten hours wltb
a talk that brejttied of patriotism
and Im e nf rnunlry anil King. Hen-
.In H M ittlii of "luthe. Kau .
for thiee ears anvernor iif tbi
I'lillln.lnes n la. i snriko hrleflv ,1 1 1 r 1 1 , o ,
the aflertioiili and Inst tilicllt al the
H.iiiis( iliurili, spoke for fomplele
in nperaiion and suipnrt in putting
over the third Irimi ami continuing
the w ni k of winning the war.
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Freedom .s "Men ol the Hour"
Wear Smiles of Confidence
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(A'licrnl I'im'Ii, Supirnie Cominoiiilcr
(i-iioral I'rraliliig, ( omiiiiiiidi-r-lii-4
At thn preseni lime, when all thu
the single I'limmaud uf Kuiopes
forces abroad have been sent Into
doln'a victory, Ihe I'linlngt nph above
perhaps thn only pnture ,. made of
whom depends so much linlav Their
that brings Ictory
With Failure to Break Through -Lines,
Germans Throwing Fresh
Forces Into Titanic Struggle
W AHMN-CTO.V. April 7 -Kiench
and Hrltlsh tenacity have upset the
ambitious plane of Ihe (lernum hlnh
cnniiiinnd for The haflle'nT T'lcgrrtv,
ays the war department, weekly
military review tonight, anil pow
the enemv. determined to gain some
eort of success at any cit, is throw
ing fresh forces Into the Imttle In
an effort tn secure limited objective..
Ilecause of this Ihe situation Is es
peeled to lemuln uncertain for some
time to i-otiie. r
Oeneral Improvement In the atra
getlo position of the a I Ilea I, noiel,
and the review declarea that timter
Oeneral l'o h the allied mlllKary niu
cblne Is working smoothly and ef
ficiently in stemming the Herman
assault.
Theie is Ii" mention whatever of
the tumps leiiorl.nl bullying to the
front to loin the liritish and I'lench.
tho the di'ti.i 1 1 me nt iigaln mentions
that seei A met it a n ininspoit wi .
lions bine liken an active pan In
the bit Mr anil thnt 111" Ainsil on
aviation service Is co-nperuting wit II
tne liritish.
"The enemy fullv egpeeted to
ehleve a decision In the field in
the course of one great buttle. The
succen, of this plan depend. vl on
being able to obtain a break HuU
of the liritish front and advaurn so
GIVE UP REVIVAL FOR
LIBERTY BOND DRIVE
Pastor nnd Offk lul llnurd of Mi-llui-dlst
Church Working liny ami
Mi; lit tn Help hnlcs.
"'itl lilnry neier has to duel, her
head when Ids M'thnilo-i I :pl-i op a I
church goes bv " This Is the sei.il
menf c'iresst in llie a, tlml nf the
Methodist Kpiseiipsr Ii i r . 1 1 . 1' if'li
and I : i ti I di r . wlnn tin v vale over
their Ml" k nf reiii.il lennes b,i
lanse the l.lbeity .olnt ill IVO prop I
" " " 1 1 '
d h. I . ii - of ' lie I- ' " '
and nfrit . i f
irr.u' i
prep.iraii t v
belli at 'he
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v al l.s.l I n n '.,!, i . .;
in. . i in- t b id I" - n
em I, It, . ,,f I be 11:1 Hi
,ylll f.n Ihe n,-l ten
.1 W Mill, lb" p. I
if . !,. fill- t n"l.il
i.i . 1 1 hi I I III the In,.,
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i - ..( I be pastor ..lid
I ,.f the offlll.ll I I
.,1 . I I.I t,e H V In. I I -'
I 1 . 1 1 a ' " " I a ' l lo' . - ni
I week
II.
, bad die ,
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lory of an
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-- (C) ruilerwootl I'lldei wood.
of I ho Allied Armies llefo. and
lilcf of lln American I'nrrs-si hi Irnnir.
allied armies have been brought under
greatest strategist, anil the American
history's itre.'ttest battle to Insure free.
Is of the rarest Interest. This Is
these two men together and upon
smiles express the calm confidence
rapidly that neither the French nor
I'.rllUih reserves tuiild coma up In
time in loan up lha breach In the
' Hne 'feoft restore the order of bma.
"Kvldenre of prisoners tends to
confirm that the enemy hoped t
Itnln the line pf the Homme by the
evening nf the fit at day of Ihe of
fensive. A a matter of fact. It took
the ilerinuns It) days to cover the
ground Ihey eipectcd to overrun
within i hours.
"I'ntler tint leadership of Oeneral
Fixh. thn allied military machine la
functioning with precise smoothness,
Insuring greatest economy, harmony
and efficiency In the uae of all of fhe
force, now united In stemlng the
(let man assault.
"In Ihe Italian theater there ha,
been an Increasit In hostile activity.
Ileporls continue to be received In
dicating that the enemy contem
plates launching nn offensive I In list
The Austrian armies, with the e
ceptlmi of ii few units operating In
the I kralne or la the western area,
are now In Ihe Italian theater. It Is
possible Hint thn enemy will Initiate
an offensive, along a, broad I'ront.
Including the entire northern sector
from the upper reur'he, of the I'lave
to, the ljtke of Oarda.
AtLEGED PICKPOCKET IS
' NABBED AFTER CHASE
J il mis WImi'Iit I mild Nut Oct
'Ihrnugl. IIIih katle of Aiiloino
lilies nnd 'I brew lail Away.
aaii es vv run icr, n n nnegeu pu n-
pink, t was arrested .y the police
ves'et.iav 1 1. Tjiiui.cn niter tie inni on large the previous nlns w "i e
IS,-, n tun .Town l.v s.veial titucns i tintltlued in i'n ector between
on lias! Thud between Mini ami ib.iunv and liarnm- 1 1 t - the
I;. .-ton 11 li'i l. i' in-, onllnir to the I'ren. h cnuimiind.-i i; imie.l ,t au
stot) tol I t be i. If Imi s t.nili i pocket - viealde In wilbdriA to pnalllill
book finin t c I'.iikMiore of 'i.l( p' ev lini-l, pi ,...i , i d and thes" ire
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t'l.l i. ir oil vvhiih Ihe (vim i. i i I ' The nlfic'il con, in lie it atinn f'"nut
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TEUTONS DECLINE
TO RESUME BATTLE
Mi
avy Attack on liritish
Is Not Hcsumcd
During Sunday.
MINOR MOVES MADE
(irnnans Attempt to Gain
Around Uuoquoy but
Arc. Repulsed.
ENEMY IS HEAVY LOSDt
, i
Number of Prisoners Cap-tiirt-t'
HO; Scvfral Ma
chinc (lun.-t Taken.
II y Atnnciated Prrn$
Mio, April 7. Thisro was IM
reeiiniptlon Sunday nf tlifi heavy
fighting along tho llrtlleli front. Tli)
t.crmstis, aiisvrdlng to llie) rrpnrt
from I'lcld Marwhal Ilnlg's lifsads
gunrlifs tonight, started two attacks
at llncqiioy, hut wito rrrsrllrsl.
Ttie rrMirt aajs:
'MiHcvsafnl minor iM-rallem sn
dcrtaken by un this moraing south of
tho Nonimo (i-d tn'iharp 'isca! fight
ing. Tho rnctajr -ountrrattai'krd
etningly In tin attempt to retfaln hla
former lijmltlniia and suffrred hsavy
loarnn. Ti Bumrser of (MVmah prte
onfrs taken ha, Increassxl tn more
than 140 j set era I mavlilnri gnna ajan
wrro rapturetl.
"HiIs morn lug ihe enemy mumI
two attack, against our podtlsin !
Itiuiuny, but In each raao hla troop
were atopprd agtd dlsiM-nsnd by our
artillery flri.
"On thn rrmalader of hla hattUi
front the (lay passed mom qulttly."
PARIS, April fee-
ond phane of the great battle
along the Homme, which th
Germans Degan on Thursday
last, has died down. It lasted
less than three days and the
fighting resolved itself Into
more or less isolated engage
ments In which the French
and British allies have more
than held their own.
The attention of the Ger
mans for the present Ut main
ly directed at the, lower end
of the battle zone, . which ap
parently they are attempting
to enlarge for the purpose of
getting elbow room in which,
to move their masses of
troops.
Meanwhile, Oeneral Koch, the
commander-ln-rhlef of the allies. i
biding his time meeting the Her
man aaaaiflt, with powerful reelM-sjice-and
here and there conform
ing hla line, to the neoessltle of tho
battle. . U I confidently stated at
Paris that l och will not be drewn
llo any false move whre jch
nlnve I, of such vital Importance
hut will slrlke with Ms reservrjt at
the moment chosen by him. p
Sharp lineal lighting, i
The Hrltlsti on Hundsy engaged .
In sharp local fighting at various
points nnd repulsed Herman
iniiiter-attaeks. They also drove
off by artillery fire two Herman at
tacks launched In Ihe neighborhood
of Hucipioy,
West of Noioti a Herman de'ach
inent which had sained a foothold
In llie (.'tench lines was foiced out
by a ciuiiileratia. k anoll er attack
at ilrlve.es was repulsed hut tne
(ierman effnris along the i in,c
evei is nf s.i ;.ii la.' vvlie:' k inng
Iirpi-li mrinnv ..i es kt rt'ietl the
1 "' in" u pos t Ii in in und lli.iiiniiiiii-
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Hid
"ht,
:iert. and 1 remll ili
u"ht ni from other
fiont-.'' in' ! h.-il tho (;ru,.ins on t hi
w-siii ri hiinl, of the Avte. These
enir,i,t me'tis. a-- iirdlnic to the (ier
i.'iin report reiulti'd in fniliite for
'tie lilt ed.
en the nt Ii i-r hand. Kleld Marshal
llilgs i .p. 1 1 i-avs (bat a (ierman
.itiu. 'k on the liritish lines opposite
Albeit eiatiinlivj' was repulsed and
'hat llrltlsti countei iittiie a In Av
eliiy wood placed th liritish in po
ntions formerly held by them,
linns In Finland.
Herman troope sllll are being
I pmired into Finland and although
Q I 'be lltissian authorities liuve mude
" I n.i fnriiuil protest they have null
ified the Herman government that
exception la taki to the vtnl.itlon
by dermany of provisions of the
Itrest-I.liivsk treaty
I'ollsli snblleiM have bi'itii Interned
in Hungary, their leKlnns b.'iviniT
been dissolved bv Ihe Triiinm,- mill-
tury a ut I'nrtt les becsn.e nf 'wbole-
nile treason in thP riinK. ''
I'revldent W ilson'- He. cptaln e ol'
the I lntlli lire ,.f t... eentrai t'l.rf'r'
and Ins del lai atlon of ' I.in r. f
Iii t ho utmost f"l ,. , l lior ' !!
I 'Ii,. nr 1'ij ml til' "It :i
( . c- w ha I. ii ni ike i -vl.l ' in
f th. ii "I ami . ev i
.1. m.imon down In lb. -ii,-'
I has bad a ri In.i.elvs t llo fr "fit tie
i . ot.ls ..f ' be . II ' lite p.iw ' - vtl.t 'I
. Ho. p'.'s.-. i.i',in b.IKh prices ti, Ilia
i p.'Mtl.el lor 'putting Ills II' tlMIH
('n a iirt'i :ntn! wlili Ills words "
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