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L5EJ5ESE
OICLAHQHA'5
REATEST
EST
era
NEWSPAPER
FINAL
EDITION
FT fr
f ..
VOL. XIII, NO. 220
HOLLAND BREAKS
WITH KAISERLAND
Call Minister Home From
Berlin; Hermany Also
Issues Recall.
COMPELLED TO TAKE SIDES
Teuton Demands for Trans
portation Facilities
,Lv Forces Actiyn.
' " " -
NEEDS GRAIN FROM AMERICA
Supplies Will Be Available
f Prevented Reaching:
IV
Central Powers.
w
AMxTlltD M. rll 24 I tie
Hun i he Dutch, iiilhlatcr lu 4icr
iii rti inlul-ier in 1 1 n Nellicrlniuls
li.is h li 1 1 - llamir for lleillii anil
llr-( Hi.- Duo I. iiiliilu-r In t.cr
nnnv is i n Iiim :i I nun lt-rlln to
Mil- llu;uc.
WA.;illNVM, Apn! Offl-
I I I: i . ilit m l ilniihi thj.t ina dis
patch fii.m A li slcrdam I" lav tell
ing id the vvitluiiuwat of tho Netlier-
li i.'Im minister from licrllu .i 1 1 I nf
the (w-iiiKiil in in inl -r (-in The
Hague forecasts ( h entrance of 1 1 I -Iii'il
Into the war on thn a,, I of the
f nlcitto.
Mi -II. ii-il 1,'t tiled hn t d tn iniiin
t.ln he. iH-ti t rit ill v. I.iill bv little
Ceimrinv bat In en forcing the Utile
Mill. hi toward iho jirlnk ntl her '
rem il'ir. .in, I thai dutch r.iilwaia a
veil ni waterway he opened wide to
I hi" tt';-hpoi l.-itmn of German ur
enppll.- Ik lctovd to have been thi"
factor thai Im led to the apparent
bi-r-.U.
The Ii-itrh n Hilary forn ( long ago
w,-f cot, ren t i:ili (I nn I he luud.-r.
but cprobal lv would not I"- able, to
withstand the pleasure hIioiiI") Her
niary Ircldu t" urn.! uny iiulr
l.l.ln f..ici. n Kiilnnt hi-r. II I be
'level that Holland will lry to keep
from Mm i mt as long ns possible
While Holland iin.liMilili-'llv leal-!-es
I m tinHMiMllty that l.e mav bp
overrun hv u German nrmy tempor
arily, alie' vld nllv bellrvea III the
'final li'umt h i f lh allied cause
x hen she will ixr"t to be recom
pensed for her mi i If He. Idght now
he i ha.llv In lire. I of grain and
rrobahli r;ilire Hint the quickest i
viiv In get It Is to prove to the Bllu.'
t'til iihe In ihelr friend an.! will not
let nnv slupmert from the (nlted
S'lain hi- en( to'the Centriu f'owsr.
wealthy" creekgIrl not
held here, as reported
MiiUoj;iy Anlhorlilin THihln( for
llcircw In (III Trnprrty
)loril She Wit llr
Tocl unli
offlrera claim to hava '
no knowlerU'e of the wheriiiliont of
lut el 1.i h;m wealthy i'rer-k freed -man
waul of (he .v4;,,.(t. . univ
courl. ho haa iiivtr. rio'i'- i)U-P-peared
from lier hnnia n Millkou.
Ar.oniiiK ( word fe-'oii Miifko-'e
realerdav a ft' noon it w.' Ihoiiuht
here th it (he. Blrl had t een arreated
In Tnlai and waa confined In Ihe
eilv nU. but thin ri'poi t waa found
to he iiufininde.l
Mlaa Ix-vms becomea of ata next
Fitutii.-iv and la heir to a foitiine
"timntcd 10 be he'ivren 175. 0o0 and
JIiio iuiii It conMiHta of oil Ixnria hi
the (ilenpool field. The Inference lu
MuNkonee i tiiui the yoiina lady
hae b"en aiurlled awav to remain
ii mil after hhe l.ecomia of aire. A
rteleriuiiied ae.irth la lnlriK marie In
aurroutidint countiea and an offer
of 1100 reward f"r her apprehen
sion h.ia been made l.y her tuard
bm, J. M. Chlldera. of MuMtoec,
M'ADOOTP&KS'HERE
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
fn-rclary of (lie Treasury and Itall
ruail Urnil (o Talk .to Min
nie a( I'rlMti Siall.m.
Hon William C. Mi-Adon, aecre.
tary of Ihe (reaaury anTd1rec(oi--renrral
of rallioada, will vImU Tulea
late balur.l.iy af;einoun and deliver
Ha-mlnule apeech from a aland al
the l-'rlaro depot
IT,.. j. ..
niaiiiiifnlxed aecrelary
will I
"-,I Bl o e ,,. k f.... nu.
bntliK flv
and will leave Ihla cliv
Im media te
following hia al ee, I.
A committee
eompoaed of I v
Farrv
Kar w. Wnclalr It M MJ
riilin. Col,
V. H. DoiiRl.-ia and Ni-(
I.L.lo
lUUII ttl flrli',. II.....).
r,i '"""l'i i ne
rW I-"'IP H-Uurday after
t" Tut"'; "',U,n W"h "-''kry
"crt.,,y
McAdon I (he mnai
man n America ei,.
"f h . , , lHn ''""I'lMitr by virtu
r" 1,1 """-retary of
? "IV" "Ireetoi-general of
hi,,;
i.ri..
" 1 uisn ia preparing (o
"ig reception diirln hi.
(he oil metropoll.
guard hind will be en
' ' II ,
train pull Into (he ta-
eVIV i-ni.tt..-..
Hi I ,
, , ' " win nt
P. '
' ' ia
ponaihi fr th. f.a,
ae.-reiry will be here
' Hit
of the llmlterl tin..
'I not tu have the apesk-i-enilon
hall hecaua of lh
wmild.be nt n .nine 10
'I f-
" that bundle.-. So a tern-
pe.ikera aland will be
III front Of Ihe nark
n and
(her Mr. MeAd nn mill
Tu
niwn, to fh ponplt of
a.
'"v .er..,n u, city and coun
,'"7"' "r cordially lnTlttsl.to
':e.,aM.akln. A Halurrl.v
'"'"n Is a h,.IH.v i.h
I..
.... in',.. ,7,
tmut
io,iutrlea anrl all
public of-
11 la axpecled
that an enormnua
- ue gainere.i at the l.
I" welcome th (ameu vl.ltor
win mud (o
have
1 m.'n aurlng hi
lay
In the
The Weather
,TI I. MA. April
Mailmuin ; w
wiiidi: nftrlrv lion
4r Win, trf )'
rain
(I K I. A II O M A -
Thurii lair. wrm
r in wM .orllon,
Kriitat ttir, ri"
1 , 1 1 1 1 M I A
Tiri r 1 T
lu-l thewnr. rolrr
In norm roMKin
Kri.l I"'. . ,
k 9C K ANNAS
TauriiWr r I u l jr.
. . in al pnr-
Hob. eolil"; FrWT
'"kast TKAXS
TJuradar 'r. l(1
r in north porllun;
it.imw fair.
ThurKilay and Kmlar
DRAFT PLANS AWAIT
ACTION BY CONGRESS
Tut..r to M.Ur Knn Inn-Won
u Nhiii IVndlnn lAWnln
la (hit of y.
WnrM Watllinilon nnrrin,
WASHINGTON. A'r"
M A
oon nn mime leu!"!;'11 ""lllrr l""r
lalniiiK to the 1'iiMla- of ouolan In
the clnift, now pi'iullHK In the hi'usf,
lire cleiired up. (ieneral Crowiler
li.rn m 1 hi t" cieflnltely n-iinuiK-e
hia pliiii".
11 l.i nlremly known that thr r
more than to million nin in clans
A. If tn propoaed ejlsltloii
pane, ralllna; Into the draft youth,
who allaln their mairlty, anothtr
half mllln vilabi will be
adiloJ to rinaa A. niakm total of
Iwo nnd a half million. Thla la a
bnala of Ivtu million to trt with,
and at I'aat a half million added
each yrnr bv yontha baromlnK of
an". U la Mtlmated that there will
l,e ronalileial.lv more than ROn.O'lO
youths riuiliinK the aa;e of 21 oh
year.
I'Tom Ihlf It would appear thai
very few marrl'd men will be railed
Into the ervlre. The hlfhaat flRUi(
vet plaied ! an American army la
fie tnllllon. Tliera ara at thla time
l.KOO.nno men In the. amy and nny
and two ana a liair million in nana
A and thoae rnmina; nf an. makin
a total or 4,uu.uud.
riana for the new draft, Genernl
rrowder haa-rwilvlaed Ihe senate
cnninililee, are armewhal nnaettlrd
by the house amendment changlnf
baala of nuo'aa from ataie tiopuU
llona to the number of men In vUai
one. which would crve riellt to
atalea for all men previously fur
nlnlind by vpliintary eiillnunent or
draft. Arordlng; I Qeneral Crowder
operation of the houae amendment
would cauae much inequality be.
tween atatea in tha near draft. Agri
cultural atatra, ha adviaed the aen
ate cotnmitice, would have to fur
nlah the lara-rat new nuotaa and It
la doubted whalher thla would be
adMaable III view of the neceaally
rnr unnimitiiariea rooa proiucuon.
Vnder (he houe amendment It !
(nUmaled . that Ihe alate of Oklahoma-would
hava to furnlah at least
20 per tent more men, according; lo
Vpulutlon, than eaaiern atatea.
Bomb Placed on Steamer
Before Leaving America
T'AUI.S. April 24 The
blowloR-
up of the American
aU-arnehlp
Florence II. off the con at of Hrll
tany 1., believed to have been due,
aaya the Radio at-emy, to a bomb
placed on board before aha left
the I nlted Htatea. ao timed aa to
explode when the vcaeel . reached
port. Owing to a fire on board the
newt acehcy ndda, the bomb ex
ploded prematurely. s
France Arranging for
Trades for Blind Men
PA UI8. April 24 French elec
trical w-orka have -arranged to cm
ploy men who have been blinded In
tl.e war to wind arnialiirea. after
the avatein of Kchuyler Wheeler nf
New York It in alao umtcraloal (ha(
the eyaterr, will be Introduced in
KnKlanrt, for which purpoae Mr.
j W heeler wlll'to to that counlry.
Plana Falls, Killing
' Instructor and Pupil
WICHITA KAMJ. Texaa. April
4. --Second Lleul Hlephen II. War-
n"r, flylnic Inatruclor ef Maplewood.
ot J.. and Cadet Kdwln l. t ryer en
Alleghany county: I'm., were killed!
two iiiiiea weat of Call field thla,
mornlnt; when their plane. flyinK !
fifty feet above ground, euddenly,
i'liral Into fliiinea and fell. Uothj
bodice were badly burned I
Then a m wim I
p. -mec A
"Zimmie"
ttKST TKXAS
fmr.
Nation Builds Ships Not Alone for
War, But Future Trade, Says Hurley
M-"W YOI'.K April 21 - I nleis . i slve (hem a lair 1 ban. e lo cm 1
wr continue lo'dlielop our foreign j I"-" '' -re I mil before tin
lr,.a- .0.. tlw. .r have no1 IVHI at (nucb lower coal
ear we can
end irliiK proeperlty," waa the
warning given tonnght by Chairman
Hurley of the ehipptpg board. In
illeriitalnM at a testimonial dlni-er to
I aac F. Marcoaeon, niagur.iue
writer, the future of Ihe vast mer
chant marine which America is
bulhlinK. I
If (lo re are any men among you
who dout-t lhat w j art going 10 have
a vital fleet," Mr. Hurley ld. "I
will aimply ak J oil w hether you
bnve heard of a well-known man In
our organisation whoae name !
Chin lea M, H-hwab?
' We are building (hip not alune
for die war but for the future of
world tr-ide," the chairman cont.n
ued '1 he (raiefer of there veajel
tn peaceful commerce et the end of
the war -will be a rather eoanpli-
ate.I pr bletn. They are being i..n
atrucied becauae of war needs .m
di i- condition and presume which
have enormously Increased thir i"-i
r t"n over the rot of conxruc
tlon piev tiling In normal time Il
would aeeni l.nr that their valuation
be wiltien down to a point which
AMERICA TO SET-
RECORD TONNAGE!
More Than Ten Million Tims'
to Be Built Next Year
Hurley Says.
YARDS TO REACH MAXIMUM1
All New Ones in Operation ly
January 1; Others t
Be Expanded .
WASIlINUTllN, Apnl :i
.lanuury I all Ihe alilpviinlM
( nlted Slates will be in full
lion, aerordlne; to t'h.iiuiinii
N. llurley of Ihe nlilppini;
li.-lii-of
Itn-
.,. I 'I
:.t-ii, 1
bom I
and many old yurda win. h. .u.
demonalnite.l their nbllily to t. i ; -1
efflrlently will he rxp.ni.e.. i'h.'
conHtrurllOn durlrnt the -. t- 1 :i i .1
will be In exreaa of t"n million i.mib,
the chairman aald todav, llio IjirciI
ever built by any na'.ion.
(if the total Innii.ice iim 1 (.
ppronlmately eiKht million tuna
will be aleel. , There were 'W u,l
bulldliiR ateel alupa wli.-n Hi- I 11 . t 1
Mtatea enleieil the .u- Tin y h.i.l
lJ waya nhli;h were ItMT.'.i-r.l 1.1
15 bv the ahlpplliK board Thu:v
new yardu have been 'htn,'llihi-.i
with a tofal of JOS waya Tbiny-
five of the yard" hnlldlni! oleel h!N
and 25S of the waya lira 1111 the M-
lantlc and ulf riata; 19 ar-1n anrl
611 waya bio on the I'arlflr nnl 13
yarda and 71 wa on ihu i Jrr.it
lakea.
It la experle.l that ! .'.00,000 (on
of wooden ahlpa will be (urned mil
next year, virtually all on Ihe ulf
and I'ai-lflo rimata There now att
132 waya for wooden ahlpa.
Continuation of Ihe navy bull, lint;
program may be expei-ted, but (,n
completion or emergency work waya
for another 50 000 lona of mer
chant hlpplne; will lie releajie 1.
GENERAL DONNELLY FACES
TRIAL BY COURT-MARTIAL
tVirmcr A.ljiiianl (icticral of Mli-
anurl l luli-r Arrrat al ( a mil
.Mills; Will lb' Tried There.
WASHINGTON. April 24. Hrlif
Gen. Arthui II. Donnelly, a (onu'-i
M laoui'l national Kuaiil offlo-r. ia
under arrnt a ramp MjIIh. N. I.,
fucmt (rial by court niarlial.
llriK- t;cii. Aitlmr 11. I'l.n-nell,-.
rnu.i.iuinli'i' o( Ihe llistli
Infantry, who la under ariot In
'.'amp Villi, N Y.. haa been In mili
tary life for (he l.iat li yenra. II
waa n.tt le colonel of Ihe n-Kimcul
Miaaout'i null.. rial irua-rd in May.
1111, an. I when (lovernor (iaidner
aa elected fn 10lt ixinnelly waa
appointed adjutant nener.il of MIh
aoui'l. lie naa connei led ttlih the
flrat r"a"lment many yeara and when
lhal rernnenl and another M. I.oula
leplioent Went (o Ciimp lonlphan,
Oklahoma, !axt fall I'.innelly waa
made brluailler general.
The rhaiKea under which Don
nelly tvra arreaied are aaid lo be
Ihe nutarnwlh of vlnlH made to
Wathlnglon by (wo St. Ixula men
vho are a.'ild lo have been d.e
charteiL from tho eervlre by lm
nellc.' -nonnelly rea dea in Ml Iiiiih,
Is married and haa three children.
His wife ia Willi I, I in at (amp .Villa.
Crabtree Draws Fifteen
Years in Penitentiary
OyerrullcK 11 metlon for a new
trial. Judpe McNeil pnate.l aenleoce
on W. T. Crabtree in ilialrlel cour(
Wednead.iy iiiorolnK. kIvIiir him li
yeara In (he (ate penitentiary.
Crahlree waa found utility of kill
ing; Clmrlea W. Hluiw at (he Drooka
roadhouan laat May hen a Jut v
Uat Friday broiifih( In a verdlet of
manalniiKhler In Ihe flra( deK-ree.
Thla verdict carried with It a aen-
lence c.f from four yeara to lire
ImprlMonment. In hla flrat trial
luft January 11 limit; Jury reunited.
Owen Introduces His
Hun Boycott Resolution
WASHINGTON, April 21 Inter-'
national boyrott of Germany after
the war unlet the ( ierinan "i ich -ttag
or people by referendum vote
accept definite principle of Intern 1
llonal law, la propoaed In a a. n.i'e
reaolutlon -aponaoied by Sen. it. u1
Owen of Okluhomii.
M(ra(c I'lant laK-nlcd. I
WASHINGTON, April :4-Tlie
ur department announced to, lav
lhal nitrate plant No 3, computet
of two unlta. would be located at ;
T.rledo. Ohio, and Kllrnhi-rhtu-.i 11. ;
Ohio. The (wo half unlta will e.u il
In capacity (he full unit now under
oorialrucllon at Sheffield, Ala ;
"The iini'ie tliate problem It fital
In transport men and supplies (.1
I tiiop.-. nut It lout! not be foigotteii
that ti e lm of supply do not oritc
ma'e wholly In Hie I'nlte.l Stales.
..lt are fed by Mrc.iui of ill-poi!
if riw mit'tial ilerlved ib.en,
from the naikcis of Ijitln Aiuni-11
ami Ami
"The i.ro'.e ..tlon of the war :t
emit" aa dependent upon tic .on-t-nued
pi o.liictu Ity nf Ijltln Aniiti
ci sm' Asia In IsiMo metls, Im.
ntii iie" wool, rubber, bides, fo. ,
..tuffs, et.- as upon Ihe ju'"d uct I . . t v
if the I'nlte.l H.H'-s and the Pntish
e.nplre.
"American vetsels are no bel 1
leplaced In 1 Jitlll-A liter Ic.i ti and
Aalstlc trades l-y neutt.il ami .l.,,
; ncte toiiriH'.. a. Ihst for l ine
leoiif the .1 ltii-1 .en tl fl Ig will he
evt.en( to llo-e waters Ih.in f-,i ill'
i.iat year or two. but If orr ext e( 1,1
lloos are fnlflllel It should I,.- p .t
itt.le bv (hi (,n.e next year or tooner
lo aee the return of a lintre n-mt'-er
of Aniet'lci'ii shin tu the noi'
Luiopiyi Hades.'
TULSA, OKLAHOMA, THURSDAY, AI'KIL 2T, IMS
Champ Clark Offered
Senate Seat Vacant j
Since Stone's Death
ICl I l:i: Si IN
: I. ,,V,
'i-i v, Mo
A 1 1 1
!! ton, tin
''.ii k 1 I. f r
l! 11 t .4 I I I'M,
HHl'-r 10 mil-.
t.
f
ui.
re.
I !:
: 'I'-' i- l I.. I'h 1 1
ihe Imii. ,.r
HI ."IMt II. , :
,1 II
IV
Mi. 1111 I .slot,.. The
r I I! o,,,f r, (i,, I, ,, p,.,,)
' - I- ' a: iiii (.1 I'l.irk
! I ..1 ot of tl'lnlfllllK
ll'l Ollllllli'lll H.-4 l'-lt,tr to
!' ' .'li.-i .t by rli-.iMi of
I h
I.I
Illl
' -t"to I hope In lliive
'y ' In,' of our Hi l-rpl.ill.-o "
FEDERAL OIL AGENTS
SPEED UP SHIPMENTS
Irafflo Ili-aiU of l-pi-l Adiiilnlntra
' lion rilir In Tul (o Mori
j slilpx-ra.
IVAST IMPROVEMENT SHOWN
I 0.11I01I (ill Cnrt M.nr l(M I'rr ( cut
laMi r; 'lo 1 1 I v Sm 110 Rulo
In I llipllra.
1 My V. li I i:i K 1
l: U Swi-arinen, aiiprivlaor of nil
iraffle, and (1. M I 'onley, repi enent
'.ug (he department of Inland tn(-fi--.
oil d!la!ou of Ihe l ulled r'tatea
fuel udiiilnifli all. m, and V. ii. Mm-
-.aen, chairman of ti i.naportnllon
i-ommlltee of Ihe Western i'elroleiim
ilefuiei asaoi-lation of Kanaaa City,!""' refinery. 1 louna ot aparka blow
nf'rr vlMittiiK the other principal re
filling polnla in Oklahoma, arrived
in Tula for Hu 1111 clliiKt to be held
today.
The nu-i-tiuK In Ihe moinltiK IH
he Iho reprcxeniaivea of the rall
rciua and In Hie aflernoon a Joint
meeiinu of (he r.ilfton.1 repreaenlu
lues and the refiner will be held.
Mr. ( onley and Mr Hwearlnnen
for ai.me time have been pulling In
to effect rule and renulatlon Hov
er iiii; Ihe movement of loaded and
empty t.-nk rare, with the reauli (hat
il is estimated (hut (he lank car mI
nalion In (he mld-contlnc nt field hn
Inproved at leadt 100 per cent, al
though Jhelr work hat barely been
blurted.
The principal contributing feature
In the Impr.iiement haa been the
oraolldutlon of the movement of oil
into tialnlnad lot, each train being
given a ayinbol number. The i-oti-nertlnt:
line are notified In dance
of Iho probable arrival of (he train
and power la arranged to contiout
the train on to their ultimata dtatl
iHllon,
To OiHTnle I nipilua In Koine Wmy.
Plana are being perfected (o oper
ate (he empty lank rar eitilpment
In (he aamn manner by consolidat
ing them In tralnload lota for move
ment back lo Iho mld-condtient
field.
(in behald of Ihe reflnera, Mr.
MacKwen haa elated lhal lie la more
Ihan gratified at thn reapotiae thai
has been git en by (he railroad In
aolvlng Ihe problem of triinaportlhjf
oil (.1 (nec( (he demand of the tin -
ernjjicnt, and he hat equally
filtfafg,!, on behalf nf , (he refineia.
Mr Conley and Mr Hwearlngen Ihe
fillliit i o-i'pera(loii In (heir endeav
or lo move tank cart a tney nave
never moved before, and he fully
believe lhal Ihe o.netion I a Joint
one between Ihe railroad and th
refiner and muat be worked out
elong harmonnnloua and co-operative
Mnea The refiners" aaaoclatlon hat
eaiHhllahed a traffic department al
banana Cltv that the fuMtat co oper
atlon may bo ponalhle
Mr. ( 'onley and Mr. HwcarlnKcn
are sradfled at (he pirlt manifi-aied
by the refiner In Ihe carrying on
of thi "ik.
A,t today meeting the refiner
are'ftnlnr to b particularly urged to
dlacoiitiniie ahlpplng oil Mo hold''
and to redure to the minimum Ihe
reeonalgnment of freight en louie.
and 10 h-n.l Ihelr effrtrta lo keep
dink i-iira In ronnnuoit aervb-e 1 tic
I refiner have under ronat.lera t ion n
l-ii.S I IM H' ON IMOK I.I.I t-S.
'MORTALITY RATE DECREASES
j New Mm In Army lin-rrae- uintx-r
I ( Adml-lont l lloapiial.
I WASHINGTON. .rl! :'4 The
I Influx nf new men I" the army
1 (raining ea.npa I" "'it country re-
I nillrd in J" increaaed -rate of a,
Mi l 'loll to lioapl'al la-t '-l(. lo
,1.11 a r'pol. tn the dnlmoil of field
nanit.itlon l,o.
In ih- n.iHon.il ruard fewer
of a. ail.-t f.wi , m.-a-l. t and men, 11
Kita mi- repot'e.l while In the na
tion 0 a rim there tt.-re. fewer caaes
of i.rieuuionlii - a n n meningiua
j Ihan t he
ular an, iv
p t c 1.
,M In the reg
, huti'lre, new
w e , e r ep.u t ed
for the week
, for the w-ea
.can'-s of pncnmoti
I T!. (ot.ll ..!'
! V. ei e V 1 l.:i Itl-.t
I before.
CABDRIVER HIT BY AUTO
f lu ll " Jlnm l
I oixllliiui :
ll.-nrt In
Driver It I ft
Se'rlous
Id.
Tnile" linltile Heart, "atidrlvef
I
fo.- tl W'h '' Stir llur. V as eerl
oioli'bort Wednesdn v nlnht. wlictl
11 Cadtlliie roatli-'ei. driven by V il
liaii Giadile-i iniebed into Ms but
nt Ihe ci.ii.--i of I'lmirnsll and Ar
t U t h 1 1 e 1 1 , k no k lr-K b 1111 ftnni 1 he
lop ol the but He f 11 l.oioss the
t. of th vehicle. frui luring
r.mil r let nnrf Inlurlng his bark.
I The M-.'ilray r. nihil l-i O'e was call-d
an the irpired man taker- to .1
Glnd.ien Is held In clly
(all pctidlng .an Investicition nf (be
man's lnjurr-t.
C i.inroiililly IMigue CcniVr-iM-a.
KANSAS ITT, Mo . April 24
The southwest Intcr-Cnminunltv
Icarue'a W'gr conference was opened
hcie today with a patrloiie addr.aa
by Fenator Hitchcock of Neliraska
The league I composed of commer
cial ot ranl'a'loii In Missouri. Kan
sas and Oklahoma. Henry I. Ix.h
erty of New Yirk addi CHae l lb
gath'ilrifc tonlghU
RAILROAD SHOPS
AT LIMA BURNED
Half Million Dollar riant;
Completely Destroyed, ;
Kefinery Damaged.
FIRE HOSE CUT BY KNIFE
Fmploye Arrested; lirnncir
Missing; Others Are
Badly Injured.
LIMA. nlilo, Apnl ;
fm-a I'li.iklin; out niMullan
1 hi...'
ui?.i ir
l.ake l-)rn- and Ui-Hern hhopa
liri e
luel main had pra.
l.'.Ofl OHO plant and
tlfally iped will
w.-ii. Hill UKIMK
early Ihla moinirin
Water pirfaute hut herii rut at
t.1,111,. unknown point ulnl,. Inleinl
HK'-llHl repoi I that hoae mil rut In
io pia.-ea wim a knife nne man 1
Im Ik'Iiik held liy the poll, r
Threo firemen are nilw.iiK. one Ii
In (he hoNpiliil uoroiiarloua. a v-i.tk-man
Im aerlotiMlv Inline, I I-1im i'l.4..r
lohn Murk badly cut ami aevei il
odieia Injured.
Another fire breaking; out In a
dlHtanl part of town Immediately
nfter the loo waa cut at the iiill
load ahopa fire la atlll burnlnx.
I At II o'clock (he r'olar refinery
alien whittle called out all Standard
Mill employea to Kiiard Ihe tittc oil
itanka field of (he leflncrv dlierllv
w,.t of the railroad ahopa. The
! wind naa blowliiR directly toward
Ing three hundred feet in the air are
being carried toward tha oil tankMHtar
field
. Kxploaion of two gaa tank In the
rnl'it nf lh boiler ehop threw a
piece of i-heel Iron among the flre
nu"i. To firemen were alighlly In
jured. Will I'ontlti. claiming Cicero.
Ind , n his li'.me, hue been arreated.
He Is an employ nf the ahopa. Of
ficial decline to tay w hy he la held
MUST SPEED PRODUCTION
TO WIN, HITCHCOCK SAYS
Ncbraakn Senator Aililrrasrw lutrr
omiiiiiniir IiCHguc at
, Kontas t Ky.
t. KANSAH CITV, April 24 -if
An.erli a Ih lo win the war, tha na.
Hop muat ncplive el f ileler.ry. Invea-
itK'ttn complalnla, exp. ae evil, cut
red lape. dlacover the Incompcfcntt
and apotd up the work af piepara-
(ior and pi oducllon, accor.llng tn
I nlted Htatet He nil tor Ullbert M.
I Hu h. in k of Nebraaka, who ar
lree;i delerntea (o (he convention
of (he Inler 1 ominunlly leuaue of
Ihe cu(hwei here today.
A brief rrferenc to tha "aplendlil
leiderahlii Of i'reeldent W llaon
brought tha diner to their feci with
rheeia and ne wa fieiitently Inter
ruptnil by appliiute when reviewing
Hie wi rl: of ih aenate military coin
mlttee. He ndmitled that ha had
been opp.iaid to war and begged the
prealdeiit lo remain longer. If poaxl
lue, iimi-r aimed neuirallly a an
r pedieiit for peace. The nation now
his lear.ied by fad experience, lie
continued, di.U it take time to pre
ar for Mar and that it waa a inla
lake to fall to prepare In advance.
Prompt preparation, lie believed,
rnlalil Ion.' I.1111 an Inauranc
iiBalliat nnr imil prevenled Germany
fro. 11 iiivinllng our rlkilita and for (hi
itua'ron "I take my full ahare of
hlaine." he s.ild. ,
HUN A RTTLXERYGRdwi N G .
MORE ACTIVE NEAR TOUL
nfulx-r cr Hliclla Illlnc la Mill
llcli ormal On rl-oiil Held r
lly Kamnib-e.
II The Aianrlaled l'ro.i
wlT!I TDK AMKlttfAV A11MT
IN UtAN'i'i:. April 24 There . as
alh.-htly Inereaaed activity of the
igeinv xrlllk ry In the region of
Ton:, but the number cf hell fall
lug on the American line la atlll be
low normal
Fifty enlisted men and non
commissioned officer ar on (heir
v ay to America to help the Liberty
lean.
Casualties Heavu When
I
Austrian Plants Explode ,
TiONDnN, Apiil 24. --German
revs..i per received nt Zurich av
Iru.l Inn large powder faeloriea at
Uajciihaeh. ue.ir Sa lubiit g. Inl miles
aiittbweat nf Vienna, have ben de
alroyed. net 01 (Jinx lo a illt-patch lo
(he Fvchange Telegraph conipiiny
(mm Switzerland Iho exploaiona.
which r.i lelb-ved lo have been
"ansed bv In'-endtarle are add lo
bait iraultel In heavy casualties.
(!en. Treat to Command
Western Army Division
PAN FltAVIKCo, April 1'4--.Ma)
On Aithui Murray has been
ordered telb-vid from command of I
Ih" wealern ilepailmini of Ihe
irmv, according (o a inrsaai.-" . re
iied today from the war d-pait-
'ie-i( Mai Gen Charlea c; Treat.
0 .rnmaudlnc a Cntnp Hiirrida n
All. b.'IS bee,, appointed to the po.t ,
1.1 (uke effe. ( upon tils artlwil here !
Hungarian Troops Are
Xow at Belgian Front
WASHINGTON. A.rll ?4 - Dlplo- I
niaib' dittinl, bet Inday from Derne
said Hung.irliin Irix.p have arrived
In pelttluni Manv troop tialns It
w.i said have patefd tbroueh l.lece.
Tho presence of many Austrian
waa leporled olo ul Anlweip and
Ghent.
GrTllllli:. April :4- The grand
lodge of A. o. I' W. la pnrhaed
, three s'.,i l.i Irk building In
Guthrie for permanent ile head
.plaints i.Ktiiiotiia City. Cl)lcki
tia and l.nil were ea'di try'nn 1.1
'serine i l.e ... atp.n of the hed.iir
tci of tills oidrr. J
British Attack
Bases Proves
Twenty Yard Break Bhsted
in ZeebrtiKge Mole;
(Inns Destroyed.
OSTEND CHANNEL BLOCKED,
rial Observers Bring Back '
Reports That Elfort
Not in Vain. I
I 'M.",
April J4 Air obaerva-
Ii
a dear break of I went )
in mi, llli In the ZeehruKt
1 mot., al the inner ell, I and dial a
! e-ioken 1. 1. p., t bloeka the greater
l-ail of the . I 1 11 11 1 1 111 (lie harbor
j "f i.:..n,. Hccoidlng lo an offiolal
: t urn ,n ii.m.c.I by tba adinlrally.
i Vol mill was ihe mouth of the
: 'till al eebrugge blocked. hul
;;iiti-h h.iilora and marlnea who par.
iti'lpiiK-d 111 Hie iai.1 on Hie German
aubmaniie b.iea beheva that (hex
deslroved iveiv gun oil lh nude,
.leinolinhed the aheda Ihroughnnt I la
icnuiiB leiiKth and blew up large
amies of munition .contained In Ih
,,'e,
...tuit- lo alone given by
the Kunlvoiv 1,1 n,e col reapondanl
of the Sew ork Timet at a Keut-
ihh port.
Intil Ihev im wllhln a half
mile of dm harbor of .nrbriigge nu
alii;. in (l.e attacking force bad
pn I.e.! up ih light on (he mole
The iiltacklng ahlp which atarled
for the mole, followed bv muttered
call of "Good Luck" from lb
ahip't rnmpauli-a of (he eatrorlliif
flee( ou(aidi Hi harbor, had tcarea
ly got within alxbl of (he light when
II wa discovered by (he German
kIii-IIh I nai ant 1 y pierced (he
thick hate, allowing Ih crtilter aa
plainly aa If II had been daylight,
Slii-lla Thick aa Hall.
In on aecoti.l It teemed every
battery in tho harbor had concen
trated on (he rrulner. How the wa
able to get ahead none nf tho
watching here underatuod. Great
17-Inch aliella and nlhart of amaller
caliber flew around her Ilk hall
Hhe wa apparently lilt bv mine of
thn amaller one bill ht plugged
ahead and wa teen to turn the cor
ner of Ihe mole and gain the Inaule
of Ih harbor. The German flr ap
parently waa deflected (rum her
vllal part by thn intervening at ma
ture of the mole and moat of lha
damage done waa about the water
line.
Dlaregardlng all that had hap
pened the cruleer went up In th
mole and landed a huge parly of
hlue Jarktta an marine. Tha Ger
man defender conceived Ihe idea
that their aaaallanta wait American
and according- to torn of tha tur
vtvore thla cry waa heard;
"li't tha American! lit lha
Yankee!"
Home of the German boiled an
maaaa from (he neareal btttarlet
leaving (heir guna In (ha Hrlilali
Tha gun were dealroyed ona by
nne( while oilier In (hn landing par
lie dealt with (ha aheda and muni
tion alore with flame thrower.
('raneretei Ilen Itowta Hunk.
Apparently under A'over of Ihli
operation, continue (he account en(iMoony. aenlenced to hang
hjr the Daily Chronicle corrpoifmm, today by Uqv. William
qeni, ine roni rem-uioen uim
crutaer
CONTINI'KIt OX i'AOB KI.BVF.N
SIBERIAN POLICY CAUSES
JAP MINISTER TO RESIGN
Im-otint Molono Mend rt lletlgna
lion; IvplaiiBlli'iia of Pi wit Ion
Not (Jlieu.
LONDON, April 24 Vlaeoiinl Mo
lono, Japanrae mlnlater for foreign
affaire, ha resigned, accotdlng
lo
a Iteuter dlapatrh from Toalo.
The nueatlon of Japanea Interven-
tlon In Klberla probably led 10 the
withdrawal of Viscount Uhlro Mo-
Inno from the foreign mlnlatry nf
hirh he haa been th head tinea
November, lilt, when Count Ter-
etiehl formed tha present cabinet.
Ti;re have been report .recently
lhat Vlacount Molono might retign
In runnecllon with the Hlberian an
nul Ion but explanation of uch a
poaalblllly wear cant.
Counl Molono waa gven hla prea-
eut (llle In July. 11 II wt Jap
anese ambaaaadnr lo Kuaala previous'
lo his elevation lo tha foreign inlu-
ii.tri.
Since his graduation from tha I n I -ersltv
of l.y ona. France, he) ha
been connected width (he Japaneat
foreign office and haa aerved a mln
Ikter lo p.rlglum and minister lo
France.
Government to Get More
a Steel Freight Steamers
WASHINGTON. April :4 Con
tracts for '11 eteel freighter of a
(till of 24.DOO tonnage were le( (o.
itav by the emergenry fleet cm port
tlon 1'be ship will be built at
San Francisco and Wilmington, N. C.
SwIK'-rliiiid Hack I ft on Mm-U.
WASHINGTON. April 14 The,
Swiss govei timerit tin n decided not i
to press Its ilaltn of Swlaa -It ire II
alill. for Dr Kill Muck, formerly
leader of Hie T'.o-.ton symphony or-j
. net.r.l, now lo-.r. a. r l I IK le -
thnrpe. G'l . as a dangerous
' r ,
man. This eliminate all ittir"r of
'implication with Switzerland over
I he cafe -
No Miitake About It
NLW Oltl.HASS. April 24
William K. Mickli , adjutant g-n-erl
and chief of staff, I'mted
Confederate veterans. 11 tl -nntinred
tonight the 1 1 H annual
reunion of the veterans would
be held "positively," In Ttllsa,
Okla , beplembci to 1)7. Gen
eral Mukle -ti'el there bad
tnll'll conf 'Itlori atl'l tllle-un-leiat.-irid.ni:
regarding the
time nnd pm e . r the tiet te
uniun. "
14 PACKS
on Submarine
to Be Effective
Official American
Roll of Honor
1
WASHINGTON. r :t -The
'-u.lllv lat (O. lav i "II tallied folly
dllee naniea, .Itil.)..) as follow-;
Killed ll acllm,, Il tiled of
woiin.lt. 3, .li.-.) ,.f .llteaa. ,
w(uu.1e.l M-ieiel, In, wounded
l IK tit h, 13.
Killed in Action.
Si-cttl. Jo-boa h. Ilroadli) ad.
Nriirt. ontllc G. I ii Her.
oi p. I rank I'. Gortloii.
I'lil. 4 Ii. I'll- W. I'lMilr.
Prlv. nh Al. ollva.
I'rlv. linger W llaon.
Died of Woundf.
Corp. Flank I), llrooka.
Wagoner John C. Ilurwcll.
Prlv. Charlie M. kuiilaon,
Died of Diaeaae.
Sergt. Janma A. Mulligan.
Prlv. (iilM-iNi Ibildl.
Prlv. t larvua e UasJitw.
Prlv. la'roy 4 Kik.
Prlv. Donald II. Munn.
PHv. Hen Newell.
Prlv. Or Newton Tldil.
lYIv. John . Twxden.
Prlv. Winifred A. Vaui.
I'rlv, Karl Wagnor.
Prlv. .lohn lleiUrw wrtnri.
Wounded Severely.
Corp. Vlnal It. Hideout. I'rlvatea
Steve Adorn, Ilormlda iearoChert,
John W. Ilnamlntkl. Wlllam I.T I 0
per. Kdward II. Mnnahan, Thomat
Morrlaoo, Ixnil II I'alnar, Uarrard
milllnga. Curl I.. Wltham.
Slifhtly Wounded
Lieut, ltenvlll Wheat, Haltallon
Sergeant Major Jnaeph F.. Ilou
worth. r.. Sergeant Charlet W.
Cockerlll, Corporal Arthur I). Mulr
head, Hugleia Frederick D. Iliirrcll,'
Karl II. lUmag. I'rlvatea Waller hV
Cheever, llaymond 10. Crowall, John
Crowley, V4lium .1, Graham, (lata
(iuerntey, Anlony Kowalctyka, John
II. Stoddard.
CALIFORNIA GOVERNOR HOT
MOVED BY STRIKE THREATS
(eplien Announce He Will Act In
TliwnuM i- M 00 ney Pardoit t'aat)
ncgwrdb-na of ApK-ala.
SACRKMKNTO, Cal., April 24,
Announcement lhat he would "pay
no attention whatever to tha or
ganlaed enndlng ( telegram and
laltert. nor to alrlkea or other dm
onatratlon (lealyned to Influence"
him in th caao of Thoma J.
waa
D.
1 Htvnhen.
An appeal for a pardon for
Mooney, who wa nonvlcted nf mur
der In connection with Ihe prepar
eduea day bomb exploalon, July 22,
lain, tn Pan Franeltcu. la pending
btfnre Ihe governor.
lit cent repnrla of plan of labor
nrn.i.i'xallon In Healtle and oth-r
l.lacl -.1 rlrlke May I, aa a lieu,
niniloii In behalf of Mo-in,'y.
rtuplid with thn receipt of many
I , I .. r - .. . I lul.. .... , , I . K .
anv.rnnr in laana lha tlufernent. It !
wua Mimouiic-d.
WACO STRIKE IS UNABATED
Car Company President Itcfuac lu
Meyt with Iteealellraiita.
WACO, Texa. April 24 I'reel
dent J. F Hlrlekland of Ihe Texaa
Kleclrki Hallway company, owner
of th tret car avsteni here on
which Ihe trainmen wen! on airlke
early In March, ha refused lo i
bllrat (he difference It-iween Itla
company and Ih (trlkris, accord-
lug ru Cnlted Hlale Commltaluncr
nf Conclllalloii J. H Meyer, who re
turned here today from Dallas,
where he conferred with Mr. Ktrlck
lan.l There was no ( hang Iti llle
gtneral strike situation today, thn
apprnxlmntcly 2.000 wnrkera who
went out In ympihy wllh Ihe car
men Hurdav midnight remalnliiK
uwav ft urn Ihelr work today. No
dial urba iici'h were reported.
M ' A L E S T E R M A SON S I N MEET
largest ( lass 111
orr Taking
History of ( oit-lst-1
Their Degree. j
M ALl:sl i:i!. April 21 Wim a
lo,te f,f I'eileitloii ( laas. II II I o he r . tl II
1.1 '1. die spring reunion nf (lie Ma
sonic .inlie- . inovliiK .(on.r h . it,
good shape Include, 1 m die d k""o
clnts ait- ptonahtv a bu.i i .-l f'tni.
sol'tlelt, men who bsve been noti
fied (o r port (o their lo. al b'.aidt
for arrvire MariyiOter aol-liert a'
laking ti'lvantae of furloimlia lo
- ,, , , ,..r..ea Tl.. r, .,.,,
eo--e Thntsilav nigbl with I ii con-
.I....
fettini- 01 t tic Ihirly se . j i ; dci-re-s
an I batupjet.
Severe Fighting West
of Brenla, Is Report
IIOMI". April ;4 -guile severe
fighting In ihe Aiko Latin w'tt of
the litent.i river, la reppru-d In the
offi.-al siali'inent Isnucd bv Mi." w.ir
office (o day.
Mexb-ana Tire on I'lilrol.
Pi KM It A I'.LA-Ni'A, Texas. Apr-!
24 -An American ciivihy patrol
was filed "tl at th" Nivlll itincli ot.
the border, sixty tnili-s snitli of
here tod.tv No one was won m!i"l
A fori f Mexican f.
en.'H III p.-l opposite tl
tlili h was recent U
Nev III son of the
dcral troops
N.. .iw,l i .i n.
m
BRITISH BEND AT
T
Driven Out of Villers
Hrotonneux; Tanks
Load Attack.
FRONT 20 MILES LONG
Kx tends From Albert to
Avre Iviver; Amiens
Objective. "
LINE IS FIRM ELSEWHERE
Savage FiKhtinjr Is Rajlnjr
Northwest of Yprca;
Result Unknown.
r.oNDftX. April 24 After Ihrea
work of preparation In tha Bom me.
during vvh.M dm (hay Hunched
an nffenKlve in Handera , the Her.
man have resumed their hammer,
log at tho front door f Amlnna for
daya there haa been heave artillery
filing along the northern aectori of,
tha, Homme eallent and flnallr lha
German Infantry began Ihalr at'
tempi to advance on tha line pea.
Ing Vllera-liralnnneaug, Hangard,
llallla and ( aajel, Th flrat attack
iere repulaed but auhaequant t
"cka centered about VHIert-Hretods .
iicug have oaiiaed a IlrltUh withe
drnwnl from thla village, aceordlntr
Jo a report from Field Uarthal
Haig. Tfcl jiiarkt a Herman gain ot
about a mile.
Kortiirre of ttonL -yller.Ilretonneux
a about eleven
tnllee directly east nf Amlena and
I on tha northern and of tha laiaat
fighting front. It !tutd hatwaen
tha Homme and Luc rlvtrt and
while It la flanked on tha ou(h nr
low-lying groundrlit la baokevl by
rolling hill to th watt and north- '
weel.
Tha fighting on tha raat of tha
franf where tha Uarmane hava re
turned thtir drive toward tha allied
bate of tuppllea in northern Kcanra
haa not, o far aa I known, ruled
In any notable retirement on tKke
part of h all let. The Herman of.
firlal report laaued on Wadneaday
waa allent a to avania In thlt aee ,
lor of the front. ;
Altax-k Eitrd4vl. '
An attack on Ihla ptrtlcul ir ptrt
of tha Una In th Himm regit vhn-I
bean txpec-ttd and It la prdsxbit
that prtparatloni to meet 14 Ind
bn made. Ih Urlliah Unit h'li
firm In (hla ration during tha Ian
daya of tba Initial drive, while tha
German were a lilt lo (org the I
further antith until they reached th
village of Casual, about three mll
from the railroad runnlg to Patia
from Amlena. , lucenil, a French
1 ounter offeualv at Ca c won back "
considerable ground and it waa avis
dent that unlet ih Una further
north could ba advanced materially
the German had little ehanr (o
make Important gain In their operas
tlnna (o tha 111th of Amlena.
Thla new drive haa bean made) ajt
(he tame lima that another blow
ha bean atrurk at tha (trltuth and
French line northweat.of Yprea,
Savage flghtlnK I reported at va
rlou point ' a Ions tha Una from
Hal'leul lo Mervllle ant lierlln
i-rxjliiin that height to tha north
en of llalleiil have been ornied,
Coincident with these attack hem
have been aeauuKa on the llridari
font near llethune, along tha
Una river, but the hava been r"
pulsed.
Afiernnon repnr(g" led tha Brlthth
piihllo In believe that the battle waa
resumed on big ac.ale auch aa
characlerlied early phaaea but to
night reporla both official and un
official make thla point doubtful.
There I nu evident na yet of tha
employment by (ton German of
masted Infantry attack in wavaa
and rather aliangely, (he German
Icfflclal reports make no referenda
'whatever lo thn feumptlon of th
ha; tie. Thla may mean that trt
1 (tin's fighting wa of n eomewhat
' I x-ii I clianicier, allhnugh over a wide
.front nr thai, abandoning their fur
liner tactic Hie German military an
I lino Idea are now resorting to a
nine economic employment of their
'forces aa ha been hinted recently
in enemy im.'irlera.
JOHN D. RYAN HEADS
AIRCRAFT PRODUCTION
Major (Jcncrnl
I ntlre Tlnici
Imler
Kiiler Will Dro(e
(o Signal llrwncli
New Plan.
W A.-IHNGTON, April 24 Heor.
ganlxatlon of the army tumuli corpa
vvttli John D. Ityun of New York.
I copper mapnale and financier, na
! director of (be aircraft , prodiiclion,
! waa announced (oiilght by Secreiary
I Haker.
' Ma)or General K'liiler. chief lg-
i.al officer, hereafter will devot
blmrelf ex.-ltwlvely to admlnlatra-
t , n of the algniil branch, and a new
oIv'moii cf military aeronautic in
created tinder the dirccllnn of
Wirlg Hep. William L. Keiily The
'.ill', i aft board continues In It itd
Jvp.it:' capaclly, with Mr. Kyin na
(l-aliiiU'ti lnlciid of Howard i.'-i'-
( in . ivn.i reiii.tina a member of tha
boui.l
fit-all) Sejiienee I phebl.
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cmr' of 'tiininil appeals lo'lav af-
.lined tl,
on n t . v
t r t -1 ; cull of Tarrant
vv otch ml IlLlnlnlered t he
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SECOND ASSAM.

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