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TULSA. OKLAHOMA. MONDAY, ATKIL v'v
iyol, XIII, NO. 210
S I'ACKS
PIUCE 5 CENTS
GERMAN ASSAULT ON AMERICANS FAIL
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NEUVE EGL1SE 13
HELD BYENGLISH
Important Strategical
Point Center of
l'icrce Hattle
HAIG ARMV HOLDING
jjcavy Mows Repulsed;
Pressure on Trench
Front is Slack
Ity Associated I'reus.
MlMHIV, M.rll 11,0 , ,'r'
run mm iniitlmii- their powerful a'-Iai-Ln
nguitisi tlio llrUi-li llim In
I lander. Tin town of Noun-IkIIm-,
mi Important etnrtoglciil
IMiliil, nlili-li Unt I'ltiitiirctt linml n-v-mil
times, remains in posscsadon of
lire Iti'ltlsli, lli-hl Marshal Haitf'n re
port limlulil mi).
Ilif MJitemoiit fulliius:
"t Iho clone of tniiny lionrn of
obstinate fighting during tin n'c'1'
ml hkiiIii ll' morning atoi Nome
gllsc, our lrnoiH ri'iniilnril lu
nossl.in or lln tillage. The ciionil's
mix ks In ililt wi'liir In"' '"i-ii
prcs-ad wlihgrtnl ilctermlimtlon and
his loner throughout linto hex'"
lioatj. Tmluy the enemy renewed
hi nllompt In gain misscsiiii of
I hi- xllliige mill tlx- flKlxlott
1 1 II IK'S.
"An attack rimfiiH'iHvrt by II"1
cn.iiiy early In the morning in Uo
nclghhnili.Mxl of Itiilllrul re
nulsttl bv our troop and iinnilirr
hostile m iik -k hlrli tlotclon"il later
In the morning In Hie iii IkIiIhmIuxxI
of Morris tins ciiiiilly injNiMvrf-sfiil.
"l'uritu I In- morning hostile in
fiinlry also "attorn ptcl an uStai k
north of Mcrville, hut. waa caught
ami 1 ihi- rcl hy our artillery. Thi
hostile nrtlileiy hiu been moro ac
tive toi1ii in tha neighborhood of
Altssri.
"I'M tho remainder of tho Hrltlnh
f-nnl there wn nothing of apodal
Ititerrn."
I'AlllS , Apt II 14 --The war of
fa i ..nimuiiii atmn tonight nnya:
'Tin- it.iy wan i n 1 1 k imI only ly
r''ii' il hnmhardmenta at various
l""tus along ii, o frl)nl, thnre waa no
,.i l.ityiy action.
"'"isltrii theatre, A r il 1 J. Our
m rl il i-.-- v..,, ,.f along the. whole
fi.it. . .,.,....,ruUv rarr.,K ,
MM t hn (II. Ill , of (Mru,.tloI,
ii',nliit 11,0 mi-mv l.aitrri, nml or
;;.ni..ti.,,., lh. , (nlr,n f ,
H.Tii.1 fi:i,i .., . K ,,.1V ,
""1""!' 1ITI r..r.....(
ill ki
lo
il !lllii;i.i: '
I'A UlS. A pi il
IkiI lini' In lii'iiuiu
holfllnv firm
Tl'1' fntlro n.
ami l-ranro In
Nnwhr-rn h.iv,. (ho i..,tnan t,r,.n
bio nMwtthM.imh.,,; th- Bro.t ,
turn of nn-n IiiiiIimI i.Hin,, ,
t.rclnlly that porilnn In Klnmlom
whrro the lirltlnh arc bol,)lnK f,,rth
to p.iln an Inch of ground. Klrlti
Murnhat llitlKR onl-i- tb.it mi mrt
Rrounil l,o n-dorl In rll,ly t)(,lnlr
coniillo, with. la iiliirHtMt by tho
thouwinilH of (irrtimri (oa, nw
ion i.r,,,ro tno itr(i,h poKltb.r,,,
,,, , ,,rn. wnoro it n ,hp
litnh tlnn itf lh Hi,. I, i...
manfl to broiik thrutiRh ami inv
1 lolrt M.rnhnl Malifn f np, o, ,, ,'
no oprn blchway n.wnnl tho KiikIi,,
N...tbf..t ,,f st ilihl..!. A,pr
,7 "'' -oinplloa to
. .' " "r I,"r"1'nt n a
?mT"i" J,:".':h ln -'-".ir.n,,nd
,' V " i' run roird ,,,
tho Amorlama l, mot ,.,. ,,
r ,ty,. f f .,,,. ,. 0Vr(
fhoir tr(.nrh'.., ,1 rPV"""""
Mlll,.,.. "'ft Of tho
i,
ii
t'l-ull , u.ryiHUvrt.
who,, .h.
t ,r-i
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. " :r:r v,.,""
".""."houl atiinil "
" Kill, , r Blln(
... ., MIUKo .h,,,,,,
..''.',. Mcht mM
1 ' y-'. rVn ,' r,W"-n " "Ivor"
., ' pair) f.,r '",';
""'II of ihJ h f """'"unt
'' f
1 'l in
'i. tho rf noom. t
in tho. i,.i ' . "
li 1 n,l
"i ino initti.
!l:':-!rs'nin,::,,':.:7';-.ier,n,l
tt-e
" new . ft . "r"r mat
""nehod wllh ,h, lnlr
IMKIi ON ,.A0E TWo)
7V.r Weather
okl.IIOMA
il, lli)Wtr;
Mnn
1 IH'i
,1 a r . rliitlll
1 I ISlANA AM'
AKKANSAB: Mn
d., ind Tur'l-
rttTi" h"
I, v s 1' U A
.h,T.; Tuil.
flmnly. Her
In
lnirtl, (lorlto"
W KM
r. '
M..llill '!
In . r !iil
k A S A B
'I ..
1n4liy; l;
,(,thi-..l portion:
TimiIM prolmb'y
fur.
QUARTER OF MILLION
- NEEDED FOR LOAN
Siimlron Will ;"( n Ijirly Sturt
TIiIh Mornlnir l Mnki- .Sunt"
Siirt Ity Nlfhl.
STRONG ARM SQUAD TO ACT
i.'iriifiori N ( onflili-nl Toilnj'n Sub.
WTlllll MH !" 1 "
ihcr llio 7'op.
Tiil I" K0l'8
over tho lojit to
ilay. Thor la
very promise
,liat hor ipiola of
tho Third llbn'
Ij loin ill bo
mibhorlbcil In full
unil prolialilv b
fXi-ocilrd. With
(inly about a
ipiartor of a mil
lion dollars to
rmiio, ,i Iniiral A. V. I'avonport,
I'onnnanilor of tho "jrnd f loot ' of
war raptalns ami conunodoroa. oi
prosHOK ih ulmixt Cnnf Idoiico that
toil.iVi roiimliip will flni' I If
tiro a,r iii 7t0 mor than plodnod.
II. ii.l work thin mornlnK. I'P aaya,
uill turn tbo trick and ovrry work
i'i ! nailv t ) Kn out thia nioriunK
li tioiiiim"! to twin it.
'I'll" total Sftt'inlay nlk'ht hf n
tho l.iboitv loan hi fcdquartors
rli.rd. roa.M'd f2.042.OOO. Thla
(!lil pot liirluili- about $1X0.000 that
W known to lmo boon fold and will
bo lopirtoil this mnrnlli. of thin
$111.00(1 rotnfiK from t'ondon fin
ploven, whn (lurthaaorl 1,057 bonda,
Tbia la a record breaking fliruro for
a nlnirle indiiitry and will probably
not be exc"odd or niualled by any
other plant In tho entire atate. The
whol city la proud of the fondoti
men and the magnificent tnnnnfi in
which thoy hove responded to tho
tall of their country.
The ninrl.ilr company alo re
porled handaome aales, t'ltalln
(ver $50,000. and the employea of
the rioiit-er Telephone Telraph
roniny purchaned between $20,
000 and $25,000 worth of bond.
Quota Shy $.144,800.
Theae three tale a. to b turned In
tods v, xi III hike the urand total to
$V.'2?.' 00, leavlnr the quota ahy
'44.iOO. rrorr thla la to b ,1e
laictoil thouHaiirls of dollar worth
of eaten inado by the war captains
nn'l pnniKindorea Pafurday nixht.
Thcv worked with redoubled ener
tv und enriicatnena. tho women of
Mr- Murray 1. Kuaaoll'a rUudron
tik'ng extry pri.mlnenl corner In
tho main 'm:elneaa diatrlct and
"lopplnu exery man who paaned
tlo m In nehAlf of th Liberty loan.
Thla rioted the work of th wom
en a divlalon a thay will not aolralt
Mild moirlnK. Mrn. Ituenell left laat
t'lRht for Amoa ColleRe, Iowa, where
Hhr ill visit her only on who will
leave In a few "ava to Join the col
r Her dlviaton did remnrkable
work for Vnrle Ham durlna the
mmpalan week elllnar ronaldera
bW more tlan half a mlllon dolljr'
worth of hnnd.
All the honor and credit dn not
n to the bl tnatltutlona of the oltv
Man unall 1 urtnosn hounn made
rocorfla for lol mi r port of the
Fint drive unexcelled by hnv. Al
the K. c. Waffle Home reatauranl
for ln'4noe. e erv employe, in
clndliif Wfiltreeeea, cooka and l'"h
Timhera. tuiuirht honrlM th ,.it for
'hat (ilare b-lna- about $S.0O0 Th'e
Is only oho ,f many almllar lntnn
And it wa.x thla patriotic reaponao
of the people generally that h.ia en
abled Admiral I'nvenport and hm
wnrkera to put thla third loan over
without culling upon the nillllonalrea
10 nave th? day at the bint moment,
laboring Profile laiyal.
Tha laboring people of tho city
answered nobly to the call of duly
The carpenter's union purchased
1 1 1.001 worth of bonds. Inventing
virtually every dollar In their treaa-
tinj, Tho plumbera bought $MHI
worih and all the other unlona cgmo
through In like manner.
The railroad employee alao bought
liberally. Friaco men buying nearly
$S.000 worth. Socrelary .MeAdoo
dlrertnr-general of mllwaya. Innued
an order auihorlgiiig them to nub
acrlhe and have partial payment
held out of their pay rhacka
The gallant little boy erout ren
dered Inaplrlng aervlce to the cam
paign. A detailed number wero on
duty every day nnd night at the
headquarter In Chamber of Com
n'VJ a.nd at the' War Kavlnga bank.
''Vi waa the headUartera of the
women'a divlalon They were alw
on the oh and their a-xalatance wi
Invaluable.
Contractors and
Sub-Contractors!
Meeting tonight of Aaao.lat
ed linlldora Kxrhange. Hocond
and Main.
hOTH tl ' "J
(.AH T 1
"Zimmie"
Big American Naval Collier Carrying
Three Hundred Men Reported Missing
ANOTHER DRAFT
CALL IS ISSUED
Mobilization of t'.i.Sl.i Mm,
RfSriatrants for May 1 t
10 OrdtTcd bv Crow tier.
WASIIIMITOX, A ft i! 1 1
or draft call f.ii 41 i:t i
haa been nt to ninrini,i,
by I'rovnat MarHhul lirini,,!
Mcblllr.ation of tho men i
for May 1 and 10. the .i
inor.t atitiHiinrcl tomrlit
will bo aent to elnoii L it
ciultliiK barracna f . t .it..
trainltiR w Ith n cnl.ir m,
Thla cull lnrii'.,nM I,, ,,
ll.ro.. brnilro'l 1 1 . , , 1 1 -1 mi th,
of A lecttnon (rdiird t,i i .1
!l.
r
ib-
ibu
li
p flhti
line 111 Aiaicn. tmih f.n in
of tho monthly hm iuko that
1,1 I
liavo boon nml III ,-, nn.l... id, ,,, ,t.,
nul plan In cil nrlil liuml:, ,! it,,..,
and 1111 11 tlla ,ar nm n uim..
month poriinl b'utuio , i,r, m th,
annie ru'e would rompicto tho pn,.
gram before miih-umim r
I nilor I 'resident Wile.m'i, ,I,, 1 '
mlnatlnn to haxien the illfpniili of
Anierlcuii trot pa to l i:,ni e t i t,.
Infnroe tho 1 ti t !e Ii ami I ii t i h ;ii
mloH beirlnr tho btuni of tbo u,,.
man dtlvex In I b.ml.Mi ,m,l 1 1 .a -.
tho whole pri'Bliitu of the ari'n 11
apooilod tip. tiiilv it woiu ntii (ion
einl frovder inliicil imib::i.nii,in
of U.0.OO0 oloctmon for April V"
tttid their inovemeiit to tho 1 1 . 1 1 1 , , n it i
army cantnntnenti 1 : 1 1 1 1 . u the (:.i
Uav fnllowtiiK.
oklatiomiiH n'lot 1 mi, tor the new
Call li-Oled is MX
The iuot ,K Of the other fct t ton nn l
the rUMriet of ( :olnnihin follow
Alabani.t :'('il: Arizona It I . Ai
hanana .!: falifoinbt UK; Col
orado did I'riimrrM' in r.'.i.'.. I'ih-
let of ( 'olnmbii. I :i T . I 'l, n nlii :(.. .
1 ionri; 1 " I tl . II ,bo I ' .' I .olliin.i
n4J; loflii I '1 1 .1 . Kmi-ai I I "
l-'entnrkv I'l1',, I sm.Ui.i
Malmi I'iiO. ,M,nliin.l ).' I; M.-iom
chunelta 1 , 1 J . . Miniionnt i l.'i.' ,.
Mlttalaflnpl !.'. M'n'iwn Ne
braska I) s 7 . New I latnpilitre 1:17.
New Jersey I (: J . . New Mexico
2.T4J: North Cin.limi 4M. Nintli
liakota Mil; tiienon iul; Khode l
liind U5: bouth Carolina South
Pakola 4S7. Tonnrmee 44:': TfMin
1 "4 ; Cab lfi: Vi rmnnt 7;.;
M'lKhihcton 4"4. West Virginia !')
ALEXANDER ARRIVES;
BOND SELLERS READY
(;ntl, Sirone t"mniillT Will Wall
011 Illm lixlav In liilcrcua
of loan.
r. T Alex 1 e,er. Til
aire. whoe r e-ltionts
-. 1 million,
iho ch.iir
m,n of the and Km
Citv
i.lbrrtt ben roninnttei
'rlni! for n wok to 11
rivo.t in the fit x ml
s bail been
-certain, ar
,il,iv after
noon.
Admiral I ei 1 rport. In
chnrao of
ih. rilb'u ii und t I
m i of Liberty bond
aaleamen. who ban ton. I Alentndor'a
and I! T. Iiamelr namea "ui nuti
Holy at Iho war wnikorn' luncheon
at Hole! Tnloa lnt wouk w.in at
once notified of Mr Alexander a xr
rival by peraona who bloi rot
off an afternoon Ham ami ho atiited
that a ood ntroti- fomiouieo -o,
wait on the millionaire thla mnlns
i nl InalM upon hi biivl'iK
liberal
amount of l.ioo-'v ooinm 1
propor-
tlon In bit wealth.
Admlial Rem""! '''" ' "
n.ent that be Hi'l "ort 1; T fan cl
another lel-K-.m ves'erday do.
mandlr.g '
in ptop"!'
, .e t,lV l.lll'TIV 00,0. n
, his abllltv Smnr-
dxv morMitiB h wnr,. ,..0 ... .
. , fi.nn which city bo
..1... 1 l is' 1 irrnt. tellinc bun t'
it
11.. ...t or iliiont liooil- 11" Win
llci'e
HT'll
. r.i bv h'.m "f !"" n,MI
(lilrl 1.0
rlv loan nnr.n
Vestonliv be
41 Mr Inimel at
kth 1 "' , l" t iocs
! I I" I
l:r ll
. Km IrlOL r , I, I I f ' l'1
timi 11
.... I.. ..i warded o II"' Sl'tms"
whe-o Mr l-inlols will jrrivf I'
f.- ,1 noicr.'il da's' M", " 1
,.. his ,l 111 iml. -t.'.lifi: "' 1
,bii
al
l's ,e,l
, al.
la
-
be
r.il
KO
.It
I tl
to
..-lire ttl 11 IH' l'-( '
that I in' lob hi
bank 'o b.iv 1"
Tip. Is no'
.1 wlr, .1 lil
in .11 W '! ' tl of '
.ouirh an I 'I"'
ernniml commltt'1 hn
s-.tlafled with 11." "
I tn. en port a 4" """'I''''
id
"Wo Iralat that
purr bane H'" 1
bonla. which you
tin m
'Il of
well
ti 11
are
n I'ic
do."
LITTLE TOWNS GO OVER TOP
rw lluu ker and Jlinioxt 11.
Small
I'lacra. Ilnle guota 111 Ittf
onl Time.
dltlt, "kla
continue t"
mine effectr
Apt II
14 Kt
tuples
much
bond
din
il of bow
the
I.lbertv
the rural
flint and
.1.1, nroi mi: lo
Irb ta limn
1,11,1 ill Ives
town, a bt
the
Th'
hllle
tow n of
J nil -m-ur
1 of
cod
had
'. M.'l
I ti 'It ' VI II
1 1,0 rl or was li I
II II ilo'
$ I filM! I
dav of the
I..I.I,,! II
v Iho end of tbo v
ilriio Its auliai'l'lptloii'
:,il't
Tlon kervllle made even a b '
r... ,nil its niinta tvnn $7.1100 and
bv
II o clock of th fit at day bunds en)d
Infiled JH.""" "fie man who was
able to bin .' rt fuaod A rommftrc
,,f workers 1 allc'i on nun aim n
vlrioi'd him that lie mtiat luiv ami no
bouglit In 'be Holder rural ilia
trlct Ihlrtv two out nt iniriy seven
linen bought lion, l and the five who
' i:i,l.i': I . ..t.:.i:. -'" b"; I'ltllt
fciai'..
Cyclops L;isr 1 lean!
Hound for Atlantic Port Has Been
Overdue Since March 13
i:i 1 OKTS TO C().MMIJNICATK FA1I.KI)
lupines I'.iulty
in Locality
Stonnv
OK'LAII()MAiS ON CYCLOPS
Itiipiri on 1 1 n 1 1 i-i ii. w'oiiinn, MiMeMcr.
Muiri'l llrcd Kciuncn, sciitiuiu, Ijinionl.
Ullllain Hall I In mt II it. water tender, Ibiintx')
Mlllam Hari t Hi l, fln-iiuiii, Olltoll.
WASHINCJTON, Airil M. The biff Amorican naval
collier Cyi loi'H, nirryiiiK .'i7 pasHongcr.t, 15 officers and 221
nu n in her new, has been overdue nt an Atlantic port nince
March lit. The navy department announced today that Hhe
was last reported t a West Indies island March 4 and that
extreme anxiety is entertained as to her safety. The vessel
was briiiKino; a caro of maanese from Brazil.
Alfred Morpan (lottschalk, United States consul jreneral
at Rio tie Janeiro, was the only civilian amonp; the passen
gers on the collier, tho others being two naval lieutenants
and Til naal enlisted men returning to the United States.
The Cyclops was commanded by Lieutenant Commander G.
W. Morley, United States naval reserve force.
Tbo fm-t tli.lt th
1 oilier bad been
mt.sNinK neaiTpa tuontb botitnie
known hero ThurniUy, April II. The
naval rfilmir requestod tbo Aanoeiiit.
oil 1'ruan not to publloh the fact on
the grotiml 'bat the Khlp bad not
boon (riven up for loel. and that to
publlah the fact thai ah" i over
due might expoao the Cyclopa to nub
marine or other enemy attack while
he might be dlanbb-d oil the hlKh
aeaa. Iho official iinnouncoicent by
the navy today does lint cite the nhlp
up fur lout, but merely aHn
IImmIIo alia Made.
"The n.tvy riopartment feola ex
tremely anxioiia an to her Hafety."
Tho niatement followa:
"Tho V . H. H. Cjolopa, tux y col
lier of 19,1100 lonn, loadoil with a
catco of maniranone ami with 11 por
komioI on board of fifteen office a
and two bundled and twenty .0110
men of the new. fiftv-etx paasehiieia.
is overdue ut an Atlantic pint alnoe
M.uih 1.1. l-iml reported at one of
the Ho-t Inillan 11 Ian, la on M.irih
4 and aim e her ib pai turn fiom that
pint no trace of her nor any Infor
mation concorpltiK her haa been ob
tained Uadlo cNlla to tho Cvi lopa
from all pnaalhla polnta have been
Texas Cyclone Takes
Car Out of Train
- t
FOIl'T W "rent. Toxa'
A 1 yclono w b b h n 1 in k
today did d.im If I" '
an 01, litis; to leporta ten
A pi II 1 4 -notth
Texiia
'111 ( 1 1 W II N,
, hlCK heie j
1m I'olllU ;
s. ei e do. I
w 1 re blow 11 j
At Ho. lbht
In
cliiir.ti nn.l
ho,, Ho
molished
IHlllou-t I
(t,,li, tni nnd tol.'gi.ipll and tele
photic WO' a t'ioU-1, At ll.lol to
tW st Of
I en fm
niij Mi
II v, ral
.is mil
ot 'li K a oo inn t' .tin LU'-
1 n f
.11 of
' , 'I II"
Iti oiKoport
,l,i'!lso bad
,wn hi fur
1 turn w-re
(l.ir THIS OUT AND FA ST ft IT WIIKRK IT WTI.I,
r.i: handy for kekerknck
We A re Now Located in the
New World Building
:ir ScUith
0 "Jmt Around
The telephone ntnnhors to the
merits have been changed
Want Ad Department
Want Ad Department
Kditorial Department
Display Advertisement
Husine? Office
Circulation Department
Society Editor
business Manaper
Eugene Lorton
The Tulsa
from at West Indies
W hen Leaving; Nc Submarines !
and WcafJier Mas Not Hecn
Official Announcement
made and veaaela aent to aoarch for
her lonn her probable routa and
arena tn w hich ahe might be, with no
auoeea
;'No well founded renaon tan be
Klven to explain th t'yclopa belpR
overdue, aa no radio comuiurtlcatlDn
with or trace of Jier hna been had
tilnce leaving fli Al Indian port.
The weather in the area. In which
the vrancl niual have paaaod haa not
been bad and could hardly have
given the CiclopH trouble. While a
raider or aubinarifie could he re
apnnnlble for her loaa, there have
boon 110 rfporta that would Indicate
the prcaeuee of either In th locality
In which tha t'yclopa waa.
Nt-an h t'oiiilnulng.
"It wo known that unit of the
two englnea of the t'yclopa waa In
jured and that alio waa proceeding at
:a reduced apeed with one engine
I compounded Thla fact would have
I no effect on her ability to rnmmii-
no ale by radio, for even If her main
I eiiKlnea were, totally dlaabled, the
: alilp would atlll be capable of ualtiR
I her radio plant. '
I "The aeurrh for the Cyclops atlll
icontlnuea, but tha navy department
j feela extremely anxloua aa to her
I aafoly."
JERSEY SHOW W SEPTEMBER
Kalncra of fanpiilar Itrced f atlo
Will Have Meeting at Ix. 4 .
KANHA8 C TTV, Api,l 14 - The
Moitlhweai Jrrney Khow aaaiM-laiion
will give u alrlctly )eraev allow In
K noon a City. Mo. Heptembor In to
I Tire nhow will not lie renlricteil
to any particular locallly but will
open to atiy exblblti,r of Jerney 14.
II" Morn than $1,100 In piemiumn
w 'II o awarded. The allow will b,
given In Convention hall. Kannim
t'l'yn great exhibit biilldlog
featuje of the meeting will bo
tW,- horHe nhow to be guen each
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PARALYSIS TAKES
MISSOURI SOLON
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111 man : Ins time. iniiultiK all
Wat f 1 .Vt.i enull nvel alea in el'
tl ol floes lo the In mill' tit mi
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the 1 nil i of the I 'lilted Hliltea
nil,, the w .11 Si Initol Hti'tio perform
ed the 1111111; f. nt of noiagonlilng hla
own pai'tig iiitmln I di at mn ami then
e allimlng lilma If Willi II lu a gen
ii ally niitinfjn tor manner. It waa
In coniii'i tl.'if with tho bill propoa
ing tin' nrinliiK of Anieili'itn mer
chant shlpa lb.it bo look niiarp lanue
11 lib I'ronbli lit Wilson. Ho ajoml
ti lth the dozen oemilorn w boatc op
poHlllon cauaed the failure of thai
menauro 11I iho close of the alxty
loiiith coimrc, nml brought down
iho . iletinni Inllmi of the prenltlont
upon "tint wilful twelve"
pMinli Inn I'rtiiioiiticril.
Ilia oppoalllon lo the declaration
of war on (lermuny waa alao pro.
pounced, und he declined to lake
charge of the war reanliulon aa
would have been expelled of him aa
1 lKlrmnn of the commiitoe on (or
clgn teliitlona. lie did nut ook,
however, to place ohslaclea In the
way of a conaldet niion and tntnn
ferred the leadernhlp , to Henator
Hitchcock, next ranking lH'mm rallc
member of th comtulttee Hla atti
tude, on thee two ijuoetlnne waa
nymbnltral of hla poalllon toward
the world war. lie believed that
American participation aliould bo
avoided la poaall.lo, but when the
die waa cant for wjir, be changed
overnight. JU took hla pliive with
the Buppiirtem bf war rneaniirea and
conalatenlly inalnialned that atti
tude. rlenalor Hlone flrat attracted na
tional attention In cnniieollnn with
Mr. rttana flrat campaign for the
prealdency In 14194. He became the
MIhsoiiiI member of the national
I 'enioci ntlc committee and anon took
front rank among the liryan mana
Cora. In r allonal an well aa in elate poll
llea he owed the aobrbUt of "Uum
ahoe illll.''
Mr. Hiiuio'a position aa 11 member
of the national committee led to hla
nelecllon aa lice chairman for Mr.
Hrtan'e ernnd campaign. Aa a con
seuence of their uanot Intuitu the
two men became 1 loae frlenda, and
the loll: on y coiitinued until Ih
I lemon alio cnnientlon In Kit,
when Hlone led Iho fight for Ih
nomination of Hpeaker Clark. The
evonta of that lime cauaed u cool
ing of thn friendship ','
Worked 011 I'latform.
NotwIthalandlKg lua -pacifist atti
tude. Air Mono waa made chairman
of tbo committee on ronolutlotia al
the Ht. f.onin convention In Kit.
and lo him fell the difficult work of
shaping; the platform on which 1'roa
Idcnt W'llann Vena re elected He
worked on thai-almost constantly for
oily elirht bom a, and mw.ei lost pin
, olli p, , sill t'.
A l o1 10 k la 11 by nalliltv, born
May i . I 14". .'-' ii.Uor Stone leimiiod
to Missouii. where bo graduated
"tit the Mlanourl iiniteralty and waa
ii'lmlt'i "I to the bar lo I mill e Iim
lot il la t , I v bt-ao 1,1 mamft'-t 110 Ill
ten tl iii poiitii.il iiffaii". ai,, I in I M T t
w n-t in o-m iitlnu .itioi ney of ei non
I "Oil 1 1 .
II me to-eongienn aa n repto-
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I Ihe death
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itid waa re
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Former Friend of German
Musician in Guardhouse
A VI I'
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M i-.- . Apt II I 4 - John
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lum of Tewkshury, a
Ha, 1 aid iinliernl'y and
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nioi .1 at Cump Jioyenn,
ill' 10 the KU'irdhoilao to
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balKtil a l"i inukllig dlaloyal j
- it, i, t-n's Hl'.i.lldlng la suld ,, l,e .
,,,, irim.ii' friend of I r Ksrl Muck,;
. ,,,,,,, t. t ,.1 iho It,, t l.,11 Hi in . hi, nt j
I'f.tt , who rer.'ntly was interned
:,s ,10 .tiooti' alien, but military of I
f.iils Itfusj'l to .olifnni reports
1 1 ,, 1 tie nll'ired tiitementn lo
-.,a'll'lit'l' a ii.it st lunl HlllhttiK lo
,,, villi t In- M in k . ie
Af'ot hemp, et,, (I'M I from Har
I. sifniil'l.i.K "! al'l lo llarllu d r
il,,... A' the time be wtia
h ,f'."l I"- w " iisistnnt Itottru.-tor
lo i.eirioin ,1' Won eater rolytecbnlc
II, -IP 'It.
General Serrail Ih
Placed in Reserve
1 ' l II I - ViiiI II ssmnni: four
t !i, 1, I '. e la-eri pin i ed on
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TULSA AMBULAMCE BOYS
HAVE FIRST CASUALTY
(lii.il. i I, in, h ,,,ni,1. , Mii
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It itct w an wtllti'ti lo Mrs
I il Inn 'I W ho I t sliles III Till
nml t,
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Us of the Inst cusilii II ) 1 11
in a :t linllitli the 1 olnpiillV ol
Telilii , Lots, 'in at,-, I wllliln a
"ii'iii'i iliin ol thi'oi have had B"i
einl in, 1,1, 'ins" ,l one time. It is
niated, eight men of Unit lompani
were killed l.y one explonloil.
Chariot 1 hiiri Ii or this city. In
lomiiaiii tilth l.lmcr Caatltor, who
Is ti.on Itrlslow, wero out in the car
wllh two I much litter bearera of
a rtemh cnpliiln A tiermiin nhell
exploded noarht. killing Hie lltlor
hoaleiit. wouiolllig Ctiinth and
bionklng the 1 upturn's lo- Castltoi
Was unacathed iiii,l. under fire, man
aged It get the wounded men to Iho
ambiilHinn and ilrlie nwny under
heavy fire
Church hna aeveral plecea of ehell
burled In hla hnck
Camitor, ao the lellor anva. In to be
riled fur hraiery and . may bn the
recipient of a modal from the
French army.
Uvmin ataloa that tha rent of
the membera of the company are
In good condition.
LABOR TROUBLES ARE
STILL UNSETTLED
'on rnoior hiale Thoy Will Mold In
Ittfailuilon Not to Allow
Waire lucrraac.
STORIES CONTRADICTORY
SS
fdolh hlilra to 4'ontrotcray Nay Work
May Frocwd aa Iktftirc, IVut
t. lie Divergent I lean, ma.
There I very little change In th
labor alluatlnu alnee Huturday even
Ing. It I thought hy aome that
work will go on about tha aanie aa
liaual, while other, nialniy uontrac
tnra, believe that about (0 per rent
of the work will ceaae. TlUa will ap
ply, however, only to Ufk heavy Joba.
Bo far sixty - contractor have
alg-iied tha new wage acale, and a
mall number of the'Ilullder Kg
change member hv rfud polnt
blunk to tiava anything to do wllh If.
It I pointed out that inalerlul
coal ar ao high that whn a Job I
figured, In a larg perccnuge of the
caaee the prospective bulldeT rch
the conilualon that they cannot af
ford lo pay th prlta and call thai
deal off. 1
The hulldora Ink the attitude, not
only of trying to keep their bualnea
in existence and fumlahlng work fur
the bulldln tradea, but that they
need the help of th building Irndaa
men In keeping Ihe work on th
mov
Th arbitrary atand of thoaa mem
ber of tin gchng who rfu to
algn the new eral of wage la Juati
fled by them on the ground that,
while they have dona everything;
they could to help matter along, the
men working do not aeem lo rare,
o long aa they get the money.
It la elated that the plaaterer all
over town atrtiek Saturday morning
for $8 a day Inatead of waiting until
June t to attempt to enfore their
demand Thl wn. o It I alated.
a aympalhellf atrlke holaterlng up
Ihe cane of the hud -carrier, who
had already atruok for mor pay.
1., rivioir an oallmnte of the coat
of building a houao In Titian. C. C
Itnberla mi tea lhat a five room bun-
gnlow ws4h the ordinal y amount of;
plumbing, coat from $-'7r to.
I 1 011,1 10 ouii.i. . ..... ..- -
Ihe oal too hull Without ""'"
r'J"' 'h' ';"', ,,,.
Mr. Itoheilnatal.a that unlr-.ior,
tract work
oercent.lRo
I eim.eiy on
basis
there w ill inei it -
1.1. ....nil an a renilii io-
lirrserit
aduim ing P'lcea of materlala. n, I.hm.
iv hb h the c.nlractorn will be unable
t fa.e ami many of """" Ml" '"'
pill onl of l.ualnen
II I slated Hint
Ihe I'.illldern K
. bat.K" is i'"' making a flxbl on the
pro,, iple-i of iinloiitnin. but th. v do
idol- Hi. doml'i.itioti "f lb- iinloun
hi what tbel HI.' I '" '"
1 ,,di. ,1 element, wbl. rt lliey nay,
, ans. s all the troubles
l,e loss to 1 .mint. -torn In tase of
any
.onsi'leial.i'' shutting m.wo.
could
not be in., iiratfiy esi 1 1u.11 10
ow.''l an an example 01 1110 no. .
......... ..1 II,. oueslion. It In at.i.'d.
hat If Iho Increase la allowed
tho
y. IV. C A building would .
the iiolahhorhood of $1 '.'I'"'
on' III
noic
than tb. original estimate
'Ibont will be a m.etlni; of the
A.aoi'ia'ed Hull. b ra tonight, at w bl. h
II.,,. nemo of lb" fiontloli will be
dot Hill
point
li a.ttl.'l from their Hand-
MAY BE FEDERAL OFFENSE
TO ROB JIATIONAL BANKS
-cnal.tr llaiii Inlrodiiisr-n Hill
elgtiiti 0 l'ls -mirage Htihl
llnmllts.
Ic.
lVAHIII.N'iTON, April 14- Sena
tor liw'ti In prop..! I01: a bill making
it a fed'-tal offense 1 1 r.di a national
bank, oil hn bv tut 1 I nit ''n time or
night time bin gl 1 y or sink'
hopes that ai. hi. I . w. w !'b tl
arm of Ihe ' nlte.l Stt'.s i.'.leii
l.ehlod II. will b 1 . 1 1 I'l.'iril
ri '. . 1 I tho hack 1 old). 1,
" tun
men'
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HUNS LOSE HEAVY
IN BLOODY CLASH
Our Hoys Drive Back
I'-nemy in Fierce
Hayonct Tight
PRISONERS TAKEN
Yankee Aviators Shoot
Down Two Airplanes
in Air Uattlc
II u Associated Pres. . "
WITH THK AMERICAN
ARMY IN FRANCE, April
14. Preceded by an intense
bombardment of high ex
plosives and noirion trna shII.
picked troops from four Ger
man companies hurlptf thpm.
selves nirainst the Amnrif-iin
positions on the right bank,
of the Meuse north ' "of St.
Mihlcl early this morning, but
were completely repulsed af
ter terrific hand-to-hand
fighting.
The Americans . captured
some prisoners. The German
losses already counted are
.14 dead and ten wounded, who
were in the Amerloan trench
and thirty dead In No Man'a
land. Several of the wounded
of the enemy were taken back
hy their comrades to the
German positions.
A concntrhd artillery fir en
the American po.ltlon In tha St. Ml
hlel aeolor began Batorday morning. '
It waa returned with Inoreaaed vigor
Juat befor midnight and continued
intermittently until nearly daybreak.
Tha Germane than laid dawn a
barrage and leaped ovr th para
peta and reached th American front
line trench ektaely behind th bar.
rage. - . if . ... ,,, .. ...m. .
At thla moment th American In
fantry luirat from their aheller. t- "
lacking ihe nniy with grenade
gnd bayonet.
Th etruggl cenilnued baot and
forth for om time, but over inta$
of the front involved th Amtrloan
troop were completely vlolorlou,'w
waa evident from th heavjr toll (
enemy ded and wounded.
At another point a hired namy
force; aurrounded IS American la
front of thel rlranrhee, Tha Ameri
can auddenly attacked and kllld
evrl of th German and returned
to their trenuhe uninjured and
bringing prlaonere.
4JFIIMAN Alfin.AMKfl ARK
!4IH)T B4)WJf BY SAMMIKJJ
WITH THK AMERICAN ARM TI
IN KrtANCK. April 14. Two dec
man fighting planet wr ehot down
thla mornln Inald tha Amerlcari
line by Lieut. A. if. Wlnalowtof Chi
c go and Douglaa Campbell of Call
fornla. Knch man downed on ma
chine.
Hoth tha enemy aviator wer
made prleoner. On of them wag
allghlly wounded.
The machlnea, which formed part
of a palrril of five alrtiraft, were
brought down after a elt-minute en
g'iKeinonI line of the enemy ma
chinea fell In flatnea, but the lher
waa Only allghlly lUlnxgod. It Ig
believed that I -leiilonn nt Campbell la
the flint grad iiile of n nlnictly Amer.
,, m ,,,,, ln .
(lllll.M
I' rapiured machine wtar.
.,,,, In ih. hl.
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.1.0 11. 1. wnoin iney were viewer
by Ihniisanda of peraong, who cam
from mil. around.
The 1'i.iiih (,.Mioi,i commanding
'bo am., in which the machlnea were
shot down congratulated (ho Amerl.
.ana en Huir "beautiful exploit."
Itoth lleiiienanta wire awarded.
the W I f ''! o-s
WADWELL SUCCESSFUL IN
EVADING MILITARY DUTY
Urcadcd lining In War; SI Kit vllfo
nml s, If; Ibiiti ltcMirtcd Ixtad
frofav Lull Woonda.
Tbo end of the tragedy of a man
who did not want to go to war came
lesterdiiy afternoon, when . Wad
well In reported to have died In the
j.ill at. rsklatnok about two o'clock;
from a aelf-lnf lbted gun wound.
Mrs. War well died at Ihe Oklahoma.
Iioatillal at about the aume hour yea
tcrdny nfteinnn.
Wawell waa to have answered thnj
call lo arms today. He did not want
141 leiiki. l.ts wife unit r-Mther lh:,rt
1V.. O tbo kaiser lillllrtH grabbed H.
revolior. plurod the muxxle In hW
wife's mouth' ami pulled tho turner.
He then tin no l the gun upon hlm-
self
The b'
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11,1 I'osi Hal 11 adw ell
to lC" Mil 'It stkllllook
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