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TULSA DAILY WORLD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 191R
6
PROMISE TO BREAK DECLARES GOMPERS j M f JT nm JFFPwiiat else could you expect from an army razor?
THEIR OWN RECORD IN ERROR ON CLAIM; 1 um J1L 1
by Sud Fisher
Oiurvlxx In cliurve of V. S. S. llunU
Sultw lruani1-tl o llrliiic In
Mien Monrv l'rr.
"Lift rhlll.il ll.lS. ill Hi" :l I IV
triKH Imnk. I h- ' '.ll hnlli'H limit- UK
many Kitten of li.iln In, ml- noil vn
KHVlnKH Ht.iiniH lie .ill II. i" I'-' of Hi''
denomilial mint i'll I. !! Iiit " o'lile.l
a prcli'Hiiii'i mliiiHii-r t.ti rl.iv. when
dirtCUHMinir flu- rhimi -iivi that Ik
tf In- FlaK'-d III 'I'll Imj ImliiV.
Thin inxliiiii-i- if effort mi th' purl
of ii lender nf n w I i1-1 v vhiI.hiI n
IlKloUH .tret, In irlve iIim- rreilM lo mi
(ippniii-rit In llw W S ." iiimimU'ii
U pl;iln evidence if I hi' effect I In
war him lull ii ' i r i 1 1 1 1 r 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 ' 'a ic
lifrlrmw uttltndc
H'lClilInK tiiKi-llii-r In ltn- I rem In '
ennnif. hI'i-iiiik, Ining toiii-' hii fiir
month upiiii i-nd, ' ;i I tin Ilr ar.d
TWoIi'hIiimI M i fui in 1 1 1 ! ,i ii ii ii 1 1 .lew
hiive evolved ii new Hpiril nf fin
H-rrilly thiit ban been t:h lm,c nf f
llfflniiN reformer fur in.', whl.e the
civilian at home, moonlit: all en i-d-mid
former il if fereni en nave Juice. I
hmd In true brnthci hood while
working fur the varloim w:ir f'li.d.'i
The tiH-wlriK nf Hd liiriuyi pn-iullri-
ami Hi' IiiiiikIiik : 1 1 if a niilfitii.il
by-product, thereby much ifri ili r
than th nervier we n t now nmlrr
ln ii ur noldler, h lull ,i mailer nf
time
Toiliiv. nil tin- rhiiri'lii'H of the
rlli- will piirlli Ipiiii- In Hi"' W X f
mnipiiifru Ijii church Imv'm re'
nril nf imi'S?. mill Htiiniti at the
had of I h f 1 ImI . iiml H In Ii i ( ! Unit
Ihe rhiirrh people nf '1'uIni will
break their own r-i ord Iml.-iv
Kvery Inillvlililiil In the rflnrrh In
nkd to Klvi nlil I'V niHkliiH I lie
innm liberal ront rllmt Ion Hint he run
afford, Hack up the lioya over there
hy "klnkimc In" Willi wluit m v
yrni lnv with you, ami "iKnln the
card for fiilnrn payment iui you
are able to make them.
Normal hy Knalrr.
TAHIH. Nov. IT -Victor norat,
mlnlntrr of provlnlomH, In an Intnr
Vtew today, mi hi hi- hoped th food
rondltloha of Krnnce uaaln would
be normal alKaati-r.
Olio Nnmi'il MlnlMi-r.
rorWNIIAIIKN. Nov 17. -fioclnr
Otto haa been appointed Austrian for.
eln mlnltcr, iicfiirdlnx to a ill
patch received here.
MAJESTIC
fi ?2s. MatiS NOV. 19
LIMITED ENGAGEMENT
The Story You
Is Your Heart in France?
Augmented Symphony Orchestra
PpippC Nlslil .M)r, 7.V-,
rilVliiJ MailtKt' !?, ftik-,
JHulliHiw Inil.V III 2:I.V Mulit. H:l l'r..iil
AuKw nt mill 1 1 l. in.
OTl- Mall Onli-ra When Ar-oniniilrl by Mmii'v (inlrr ur t'liit-k
' Will lUti-ln' l'i-oiiiH Atn-iitl llt-M-niil Nt-iil Nilf jttnrts tills
UioriiliiK in .MnJextJr Tlieiilrr.
1)T 4 HTA
IXlALMU
With tin ull-siar cast, liu-liiillng kill) (iniiltiii. .tunc I hldu-c, Mailer
I vans, t arllc lllai kMi ll iiml Moiilnuuc l ove
Itt;iilnr Itialio I'rht-s: l.mirr flis.r, 'JJr: Itnliiuiy, lie. (iilliln-n:
At iiiutlncoi, 0c; iiIkIiIs, 1 1c.
LYRIC TODAY
Helen (.llison In (lit- t.mu Itailmiul luniiiii
"THE FAST MAIL"
Also Wolf villi- WiWIcril Drama, i-ntiilcil
"The HEIR of the Broken V
' Ami liood
Adrnbwlon Mallntv anil Nights
I'rixlili ni Whit Awu-rtH Idttmr Iiul' r
MKIiilcrpn-la 111m MjiIiiikiiI
hi Wiik'' iiml lliri.
i
N I ", w m 1 1 : 1
inn. iii-i.ii
''Hiii-li-rs .w
ii-ni iiinii:h
; Nov 1
lit i.f
I . I ' lull
III Will'
U l
iinNl
till- ,.l!nliill
,.--i., .1 II "' I"'
i, In- .1". :.ir--
S'liliiui-I I 1 1 1 1; lit-1 s li.i.l "Hi III! Ut i
! .1
jlmlli tin- apltlt .mil I ii "' "t ' of .i I'-lei-til
Hl.tli-ni'-nt ii ln'lw- to wai""i ' nod
WnlklllK IiOIIIK Ml li"l"l" l i' '"'I'
Ii'ihiii u H: Mil- 'I ' V "' 1 '"
,' n- Aini'i ." .in l.ilioi ' "nf" " "' '
I iwin-iio, r .i
Mr i ii,n,i"'i ! ill1' in i " 1 I ii i ' Ain'-rl
'lllllllli'M w "II III Ii"' !'' f'" '' 'I ' "
l.i ImiK'-l In. hi i .m l a I ' 'I'l' 1 1"" "'
; W,IK'-H. 'ICH'-i-t'-'l I'V M'' I '""I " "''
iinlv nio. in-, "f inn A i. H'l'
1 n, .mm. ii ! i r -1 , I I"' i' Ii f-" 1 ti i
1 IihIiikIi li a iifn-r f 1
I "Tli.- nli iiini.: , li iiniin i li'iii.
,iln- .....i;ii. fui l,i-l'' i ihin.'.'h in iii'l'i!'
In ii ixl tin- h"pi- f'.r l"-i iniiin-iil ml
Vil fli'i'll I 1. 1
I iiilll ri H, I
I la. M M 1 1 1 . .
if I- I II I ! "
"I 'IMIIII-Hl I
.i mil riiiifiiii'.l In Mi'
I,;ih it l-f-arlli'il nil
H I V a ml pin-.-''! 'V lnall -Mi
If.iii ili'i l.i red.
na lily I Ii" ni.i niif ni'l 'iri-r
In mure I 1 1 1 v , 1 1 ii ( - i in-'I In win Kim:
i, ui ii,, nii-iii i iiiniiioii ImluHiil n
piiilili-imi Hi. in iin- MinHi- linliviilii.il"
lllil III Iflllll. ll I"IH wlin ' I'l I 'I' I in I i'f
fil 111- llillflll' l in Mtupn Jt mn uiiil
..l,. linn of i.lllpill "
Ahm-i'iim Unit imiiiiif.i'-titr'"rn 'I'1
iini Hit' ml I" I'liti-r lii'n a w in'- run -triivoiay
nt ii time when "II P'imhiI'Ii
roiixl i ui t l em-i'KV eliuiilil ! u'll
l.ed for lo-operaiiiio. Mi lliirr t--
rlaied that no pi Inn '',iih to
allWr til" ipieat Inn "f how "tin
rounliy ran iniilntain l' Imluatrli'H
and Merlin- Hm Kliafe of world tnulu
on mi eiKhi h'Mir workday himut."
Mi. Hun ml. led that th nui'Hlloii
of wnrkHiK hnura nlmiild Im aolvnl
-In iirrordanif Willi penrn ciimlll loiia
and In a ai-inll'li luiaini-iw way" and
Ihut "if our iiiaiiufarliirera t-iin imiln
lalil their IndiiHtrlea ami fiirnlnh em.
pliivim-nt In all rliuwea of wot k'Ts
mi mi t- W li'Mir laiHlH, the niliiatlori
Willi, I In- wi lroiiie." ilherwliie. In-
K.ll, "III.. It-Mllll would
ralainlly wl'h the worker III'- i'lii'-f
Hiiriiier" The hame Kent-nil prm
rlpliN applied In wiik'-h. he iianerled.
Can't Forget
I.OH. SI.1MI Stills mi Suit-
7.M-. Il.tMl nt ll"' Hi' tll
Mill-.-.
AGAIN TODAY
and TOMOROW
t'oiiicil
," i,h,i luc, IMus ic War 'Cat
i
, 1 -vJ MfAra r r v cPGtAK-T-MAJcr. 5 ( ICovU T J (zo X HAT rT
Mc&'A.l. 5lk! i fH.r vcW-MAab I r 2l. A DID VOW US1, UniFf, K --I-
a6jt! yi.' '., iM.siMtv..y I 2t vdor mxm jy XT
GERMAN PAPER CONFIRMS I
REPORT OF NAVY REFUSAL,
fly 'flip" l-nri4lit I'll-..
I't'l'KMI AiiKN, S'lturdav. Nov.
1A. - l''iiility afternoon'n rilitlnn of the
i,r an Is of lii-rlm .In lined the re.
poll wait true lli.il the lieiinun fleet
waa onlered out on otiiln-r il for
a final lialtle, w hlrh w.im In In. foiiKht
until the l.iit nhip wii.s Miink The
1'iin i ierina'nH In-Hi ved that Ml' h a
lull I lr would re-anlin.ile I In. (i-riiini
penple with the Mpirll of 1914.
ll Is wild thai t In- onlr to the
fleet Hpnke men-ly of a "iiiaiiemerj
eiulMf, lull Hie M'pnrt that a aae
rlfiilal li.illl.- was mti-mliil Hptend
like wildfire. A Ki-ner;il iiiulliiy fol
lowed. ""I'll l. " kuvm tlie orwiierts, "waa
Hit- leal Hp. uk that kludled the revn
liitinii "
The nuiiiher of pernona killed In
II. Tim Mime the i . ul in l.ni In like out
ih Hal. I In lie a liniil an.
LEGAL
nr.HoLUTiow.
"y 7th Uy of NiitmSr, ,
mici in i lt Hitt nf f ikitvhoiiiii tn pro
i ii if h iif inline i'i ibf i 'iiint IViurl f
TuU, Ok Ifthmiift, wtri in oitn '.n fiMKn
iniiii 1iiil(iin oiif M.ritit f mill irmv rifl-,
in i ilno Kim mnkf no iIiiii. 10 rftari
niif. cl'ir. 'i htlm oni i.-ehtn. on
li'ruarr, line thti'( olio l.r1 J rMf of
"!' v rxn UitllrK, ti riH ut fiijit HirO
Imi o it ni rnllon ht.l wfr botllti
ami two tnifiku ere fr.fipcmrl.
IIK IT TMKKKKIMtK KKMl,VW), Thl
'.Un riMinlv ( Irrk ut TuUm tfiiiilv. Okl
lmii-4 fill- due nnt lcl iioti- i 4i riM Mid
ronrii-.itff imhU tn itir lin(lift ln-liirr uit
Ni.Kit.,T Nth. !IH at 2 oVIim-Ii n m ,
lit th wi'Ni ilmir of tli ('utility t Vu rt I (out
ml tnikn bn frr(rl to (hit hnnrMi IhmI v
mIiow iin; w Iiit iiimon bt hss wiiil of
lil t nf in int urtii i-k
It is lrilit or'lrri i, ronilrfl pl rl
j inlK.-.t itut lh" I otmijr 4'lfrW lo nr
tli tint Bl I 'iiriif o Utv ny oirii-r
iimjiprly thirh lias hlil.. yn) rn
fiMiilt-.i ami lur 1 nvtr io Hum lxrj hy
nrth-r of thi lotinfr .htt. and mk ln
ri'ttirtm th.rwif aliowinc mttal h U
in tin' pn mi.r -firl i ti a to law.
HtMKH (K rot NTV cumm'SI0VK!IS
'' '.' ' - Niiini. 4 h i rm mil .
an r i rK . u.p of fruni lit to I ,'i ilrrrt
iittH)iiitif at th iirf anil rfcnJiii
lt a urinil -It pili hflow tli aiirfaif.
tlllialfil tti lit .t.-UlH f,.,-( ( f,fi tire pet t part
of lh bfltm. I' a.ii.ally all of iha trana
nri lorainl ittir cittt'i, lomni
mini rmtrofl'l. mn I.f In k rroM-tl liy rail
ruaila. in a kn. f t ii-m raMly a -rimttln ai.il
attt rtf t for tinning urMtr I h aur
far i alri-ad v Mini, mil ihr roitl aii)
khal nini.TjU will offrti for al
I. i am UiuIa wilt bf null) mitijcrl o any
Kilinff valid Ixmni tlnrron No .rt'(cr-
IM ric'it civrii x i pt to it-!( of lianfd
tra-ta hiuI tin 'tatr of oklalioni in ih
roal and N-ilta.t undt-rH in Siat I'on 1 1 if
tmr juiiih.U Imvi rn:ntit romni iiinr
imn vr all 1 1 m i atiil ininiti o(n'rri
I I. .in tiiittl full Hiint uf k.H-li t' ir haa
piKi ia inad and tlrfd luml wdfii u
irrinion Ii ripn.ah'H No pt-f soil ran ar
Hiur nior than four Ira-'ta or (Km arrr
i-at it i .-i it w lion vnrh iirion, firm or
riirporatroit haR mi- h tract a undir
lalit.tf 4lul It-sp-n tnU nnii l conform to
iniri m a lviTniil No Tn ) k for frartinnal
part mtiftiili-rrd. nor for I m than advr
itvil in i m mil hi priri' Hula mat hi madi
in prron. ii innii or b auihori;d arnia
jii pPr 'ent nf rarlt ni'hih!h lin nuiMt bt
om pah h d liy hank draft or i'rrtifiid
lirrk pnvatl to t Miid'lru. raohifr
'I't'itiia "Jii per r n i In jhIi at nni of aV
la :iin'f tour iiiit.illmi'f.t pa it We in our.
two, Ihrie four r from dale t
mt'', .' ptr r-nt intrri p.r I'lhirn on dr
I'l-rrrd p i mrnt r-'ull put tiii-nt jhh rliior
prifo ll'ii li- tliit it in time whin died
vi l i.iu.' l.Kia offi.-o it M . Al-i.r. kla
tioiiM ti' -i i n off iff, 1imk-e okiahntna
I'i'l ili'i r ipt no IN It. I iler.it un 1 rre of
h.tr-e ad'tr.'- Mr. ttfttu- V. 1'nrk". mi
p ri'irnii.'ht f.it th. KiM' fit ilpii l'rili
Mt trr Oklahoma. 111. I'nit.i,t Stite
ir t'Tifiii'iit M'tiil, o'it mi 1 v. 1 1 tfciin; or 'X
h-l'it i airs to advun -e or I'lploit trio xale of
I ml itn iiirnU lt vl- h ronrerni rr pn
hIi i nt'-rpriM-a m no nut- fntiin-fiod milh
llm iiinfiuii-t.t I V I MH.I.S.
Com 'ii mtirtiier 'f I ndmn ffmm
LODGES AND SOCIETIES
)! riiol.KI M t.oluiK No I7t ttie everv
v .,t first, tlii-.l and fmirth K'l-la
J3s. I"' inn'ipi U ktular rmsi-
" t ' ' ' R 't r ri-lt' Not l
V''V? VI1 '-r Mis,t;- ued.
v"v-V''' M.nif ii.iii. N.tuiii rlTti
,; J im tr w m
Ii It IIVNNV S.r
tl 1' I.I'lMlK iv Ti nii-rli i-rr, I'liur.
, ,. ilm Ml 7 Ha i -ii in
' ; V . i..m.-rH Tlni'-liv Nov VI
. f"'. im.n-. Hlwiiv. M(.t.'Ulnt.
nVjA ' .1 y M.-1'NTIUr. W M
v .1 r Ml l N I'i'i ll l' K S'-i' T
i'l I T V I.OHOK I : -. mi,.... t-verv Tu.-.l.
. v -t. i ti j il 7 orK 111 K-'i
V.Q '-, leo.r.iU l'.ie.l, N-'V I'l
-Z-- . k'nTtLMi 2 (. in isllnrH art--t
,.,.. n'.lv niMl.-.l Mavoni,'
ii. i
V,.-'
.1 ll t'tMIMIM.I. V M
U I'l 1 1 It ll Vk. It. Sf 'v
'11 tks l-llvl'I'KIl Ni. K M meets
l-'-l -'it 'Inl'l M'i.l.i er:i
m .,,li M,.-,ilii . .Sev I .'..
fy j lit.;. i. Vr-li l'.'ii'.- imliirt
kVV "u"'l limiKK llifh l'rlrf'
'WSf 1' TiM.'X. set-'y.
THIN IT V I'i'VM VNIH.HY Ni. i.il wil! nirel
. . Mi,i.i: -,v j. iinlr .(
KFY T.'inl- f -larm f .tl '.' .'.,1 i in
ftW- I' ' """i ' " ,1' "i VI
nfi''j' v'-m'i." k.,i:l... '. !
tSSluR'fi .-..ii,.' Maswiu- H'l.i. .'.mil'
AttlH -s vmn
H liK l'..iniiiHi.l.-r.
I. H" l.K. S.-, '
vklivll TKMI'l.t V ll N M ef
k 'I ilg, ii'.eN m-vp-t.l '. ruin, m
f J. ..i l, i i'i : M lU't
VeJ.J! I '.-r--i ..n ' a t.lii V.ll Net
" III' i 111 . 1 e',vtlt
,1 vi.i'ii.i; Neli.i. n,
11 ,
II M W ri,t I V K.I!. .'. 'i
II N ,Ui:i l'..'enlite
: Knll l i'lii.l-'. 4 lii. 1 ii i' I' . m-.i
.ii w . .I run a-. : u ..ik ti '-.
,. ,(.k...... u,.. n.. imWi hi
v.l. -.1 K ef I'. I-. I..l Siroi J
I .' UKlollT N ll
11. 1. lVl'M.sTiNK. Si.,-
2 " .LV- i -l
5I
u M ' ' -
i
Arthur MrvVaters and Cr.tce Tyson, famous Orpheum hendllners, ap
louring on the cmrent bill at tin- Cinpn-ss in a melange t.f burlesiuo
aonga, imitations. They were two se isms ith Zlegcld's Kolllcs. New York.
They swept Sunday audiences off iheir ft-ct yesterday v. Ith their brilliant1
work.
PRESIDENT AND CABINET
ATTEND VICTORY SERVICE
wash ii; ;i i n..v it iv.-s-i-
dent U iN.i'i. V n e-i'l-eselent Mar
shall, memliers of the ral.im" ami
siiireii'' rotii'l. ni her i-ev " ' 'u.-i't ,,f
offtcl.ila and the a mbassa lora and
miiiisirrs of tii.- .i.:!;.. i.r.t.,ns i.
lemle.t i( special vi,".ii ami things-,
ir.vlm,' s, -I vice th'-. t-v ti I r.ir at the
liethU'hein i hapi i of the l-'piseopal
calhe.lial.
The service vyis rnn.liic'r.l l,v Me
elf 11.-.. i .'d Alfred ll.i-.linir. D
IV, l.I.I)., bishop of Waihinuton,
and il i. ' : n i-1 , is i .'.I cv men fr nt
Including the Kit-lit fc-veien,l )inie
ft. Tu'tie. pi i siding l.ish,.;. nf tlit;
Vm.'rii'.in .'hiii'iti Fl'ias of the
I niicil Si. ii.s and the allied nations
flanked each side of the .I't.u- nnl
formed th" ."liy ,1 oatiiui. :
The president entered fcrve-it'.v
into the s.'.'-'on sp: l of the serv;,-ej
and during the pruyor-i and hv'inns .
hl.-l VOli'e W.l-i illstllirtly I'.ldlba- 'Hi
those ali.mt h,m. .11.- serine, I lucre;
deeply afl'ri'tr.l iln'ini; tl'.e recital of
the ,ravi-i- lii hi half . f thus.-, who.
made the aunrei-ie f i.--ifii- than any
tune durltic, the service.
ROOSEVELT WANTS SON'S
BODY TO STAY IN FRANCE.
NKW" TOIMC. Xov. 17 Colore '
Theoilme lloseie't l-idav a u ' tmr i'..tl
be announcement that tie an, I Mrs
llos.'M-lt would vi-it the grive of
rhetr son. I ,lei:t en.i n r 'Jimiititi House-i
xet!s. who was luirii',1 in l-'i'. it.ee at tlie ;
spot here he fell after his airplane i
ha, I been shot .town by the ior-,
main. Colonel Koofevelt at tbes.ime;
tune made public an emphatic pro- :
lest he had sent tn Ceneral l'et.in;
i ' March, chief of sta ff or the I'niteil '
St ales armv against tlie Hiliinne, re-
f iis sorr's btul.v toOri.s ;
country. .'
il March In replying to i '.!
oinl llosevcli c,'n--er'te, tliit l.ieu-1
Tenant linos. -v ell's te'.lv -'lioubl re-i
main in the li'ivi- . . v wloeh i! v i I
buried bv the ileriiiitis. 11.- -'.ii.! he j
had ii-.stt'u.''-''l li.tiei.il I ' rbing to
carry out Col'ii c! Kosev ; ; '-. iv:s)ies
and had iTivt-n tlie rommaiub'r of
the America n forces general author-'
ily tn take the same action 111 regard ,
lo similar- wishes of others.
f? . .5, 'A
YANK'S VICTORY
BRINGS WAR END
ONTISt KH HUiM r-MlB ONK.
told i..iits. This muck movement of
in enormous body of men. the ewtab- ;
liNhmeiit nf a new line of siipn'" and
ill the compile. ite, I militarv prepara-!
Hons, waa regarded wr.h pride by the
American commnnitem.
The Americans knew what con
fronted them. They realized that
this w i no second St. Mibiel but an j
enterprise at w Inch other armies had j
bulked fur four vears They knew i
that here was to be fought a fight j
to rank with the first b.itlle of tnej
Maine, with Verdun, with the Somme
and the Chcmln d.-s lnnies. and they.
knew that on them depended the fatej
of the grout attack on the rest ()f i h ,
front If fiin'vii bark hero the en: 't
mv must give to the wesl. If hei
In Id he cuiild -linld elsew here. f
Marts .scpicmlsT ft. j
It w?ia at daybreak of September'
I'll when the Americans went In. I'a-'
ing nine divisions for the preliminary,
a'ta-k ami under vigorous artillery,
support they advanced five kliome-t-i
ors the first dav. Hut the enemy was
not taken wholly by surprise The (
s nd duv he threw Into the line'
five counter-attack divisions he had
held in close re serve. The- Were his
htt troops, but they failerT" not only j
to push the Aj.ierira.na back, but they,
fulled to check the gradual advance
of the Americana over the difficult,
terrain ,
Tlie first nha.se of the action ended :
October 31, during- which the Amerl-i
iii! gains wen- not large, but they'
compelled the enemy to use a large
number of divisions. ;
Tlie original nine American divi-.
smtiK in sonic ctisra wen' kept In the j
line over three consecutive weeks. .
Tlie American reserves (Jjen were
thrown In until every division not eni.
raged on another psirt of the line had;
been put Into action. , ,
It is a fact commented upon with!
pride bv the American commanders j
ami complimented by the allien that
seven of t iiise divisions that drove,
tloir way through this hard action j
never before had been in an active,
s.-ctor, w hile green troops fresh from
home, wore poured In im replace-i
me'o.s.
The Associated I'ress dispatches
from day to day told what the.se men;
did, how the enemy wan uMowly
pushed hark from hut alriincest and
moat vltul poaltlona. IMrniicli one de
fenalvu KWtim after anoiher. ualnic
hm flneKl wltwMed iroopa, which had
Iwi'ii withdrawn In nitinv liiHianrts.
from other portlorui of the line, in ai
effort to h"ld an enemy wlid-h he de.
naively wild lajtt aprliiK could not Im
hrouirht to Flu rope, and If bo, w ould
run flRht. and evtn If he tned to
ftftht would not know how to do ho.
Thi! attack delivered the morning
of November 1, whlrh began the
aecond plume of (he ArR-onne battle,
wu the death blow to the Herman
army. Itetween September and
October 31, enemy ttiviaioiia to the
number of 3S were Identified as be-
HlK oppoaed to the AmeilcanM In this
Htsior. Heiween November I and
November 6 the enemy threw in 14
freoh divi!iun., hut all In ain.
KiKhtinif every foot of the waT te
AmeilcHn iidv.iiu-e averaued five kil
ometera dally over terrain ronatantly
Krowlnif more difficult, with the lines
of rommunlcation and supply daily
lenRtheninif and attenuating while
riwdmakera for the transport anil
other aupply orcanl7jitions worked
day and night at their taska.
Yank rrennurf Iltars llouiltx.
Day by day the official -ummuni-rationa
and the telephones even to
the farthoat advance line told the
Americana that of every mile the
ilermana gave way before them tbev
were yielding another mile to the
Hritl.sh and French on the left: that
the American preasure waa felt like
and electric current throughout the
line.
On th morning of November
the (lerman official communication
told the Americans they had won, be
cnuse for the first time In the war
th enemy officially admitted that
the American attack had effected a
break through. The Americana knew
then that what finally happened on
the morning of November 11 when
the armistice waa signed, waa only
a question of daya.
Iiai Monday morning the general
commanding a certain ("'.vision was
cnlled to the telephone In a far ad
vanced position and asked If he had
understood that hostilities were to
have ceased at 11 o'clock In the
morning.
"Ye.s." replied the genera!, "f did
Itut at 10:5s we were going like hell."
GREAT BRITAIN WILL BE
PAID FOR TRANSPORTING
NKW YORK". Nov. 17 The price
the I'ntted States Is to pay Cre.it:
Itn tain for transporting American j
soldiers to France has been agreed
upon, Chairman Hurley of the ship
ping hoard said yesterday. Just be.
fore sailing for Kurope. Mr. Hurley
did not say what tITe rate would be
but added, "l think It will satisfy all;
concerne.1 to know thSt the price
fixed ia practically at citt." ;
Son of Crook Chief Promoted.
Ill 1-'AI I.A, okla.. Nov. Hi.-VI. V.
C.rayin, Jr., son of Ceorge XV. Cray
son, principal chief of the Creek In
dians, is now maor in the l'nite.1
States expeditionary forces In
France. News of his promotion, be
cause of distinguished service, has
been received by his parents here.
BROADWAY
, Kcmnrkuhlr Sochty Comedy
Tialiiy
"FRIEND HUSBAND"
Ity tlie
Hi-Jinks Co.
0M-ns nt 1:43 with I'lclurcs.
Vk Day Matinee l!ta
MttliU und Sundiiys 30c
JOHN M'CORMACK
Assisted by Winston Wilkinson, Violinist, Edwin Schneider, Pianist
Wednesday Evening, Nov. -20th, at 7:45 Sharp
Convention Hall
Hall will be well heated. Two entrances used Main Entrance for Lower Floor, Bal
cony Entrance to the left. Patrons are urged to be in their seats at opening of con
cert at 7:45. No one will be admitted during a group-of songs. Box office open
6:30.
Scats on ale Now Jenkins Music Co.
Steinway Piano Used. Local Management Robert Boice Carson.
German Council Takes
Charge of Prison Camp
IiiNIHIN, Nov. 17. The prlaonera'
bureau of the war department an
nounces that It haa been Informed
through the' Netherlanda legation at
Iterlln that the Herman soldiers'
council has taken charge of the
Kuhleben priaon camp. All the prla.
nni-ra are reported to be well and
inlet prevails.
clrbrnin. Knd of War. ' I
' NKW YdltK. Nov. 1 7. Iteligious :
New York celebrated the end of the I
war today with "victory services" in I
virtually every church. The day has I
been proclaimed hy Mayor Dylan as ;
one. of thankstrivini;. 1
IIKOADW A Y.
i Kdirar Harnett, the comedian who
has all Tulsa laughing wily his
clever comedy, ,nnd who Is without
question the peer of all comedians
yet seen at the Kroadway, scored a
real hit aa "Hilly" In the aoclety
comedy staged yesterday afternoon
and evening hy the III-. links Co. Mr.
Karnett la the master of this comedy,
because he prepared thl playlet.
"Friend Husband," and boiled It
down to one of the classest one
hour productions of the year. You
no doubt have heard and personally
Convention Hall
One Night Only
Sunday, Nov. 24
A. II. WmmIs rrwiiis
I
The Laugh
Heated Suite
A Now Talc of a WayaMe Inn
Every Room Has a Pur
. poe.
F.xcellent Cnxt anil Iph1 union
1'rlccs: Rile. 7.V-. $1. SI. .VI:
"Ultra, $1. ' Sent a onSale nt the
Cm ml Friday, NovemlM-r '2.
Grand, One Night, Nov. 21
Not a Moving Picture
SPECIAL TOUR - STAR CASTI
Thomas W. Qoss. Amelia BinghamA
Paulina. Lord. . I
Mini Shaw. Frederick Wards. 1
and powerful supporting CompanV in.
1
3J. Hartley Haahehs
fVOTr : The play teected by the
1 . IV
NOT A GUN FIRED
One Year at tin Clib and Liberty Theater, New York.
Prices 50c to $2.00
SKAT SAI.K Tl'l'.SDAY CHAM) ItOX Ol'l lCI".
Get Your Seats Early to Hear
... UiJ
' ii.
hi.
l"n:
lillly friend, Informs him it, ,
wife Is jrlvlng him a rotten
Hilly then begins to itx-crl i,i
and gel stewed to a fraz'..
platen the wife of bis friend
compromising position. II. i
gets In bud and looks like b..
for a. trimming until the sir.nc
: lf
im)
in .i
r. allv
i, I':
1,1 .if
lr:lv
-..-e,
the story Is told nnd Mntif.n
disentangled. .Mr. I'.arnrtt i.r,
many comical situations that
the audience in a cnnnmi i: .
Other members perform tln ii
splendidly and the mtism.ii
tics are exceptionally clever.
keep
I ...l
l-.ir
Ml-
Now rinjint tin- inci show
of Hie St-UM.ni riKiiiiely
Ciiartccd hy I lie Mamigeiuciu.
5 Feature cis 5
llcudlliicd hy
McWaters & Tyson
Famous Orphrnin llurlcs,piers
ami Imliaior-i i wo .s.;i.,,n,
Wllh Zlegfrld's lollies
ami
Grace De Nfftr
Iti-ill III Mt Comedienne
One of I lie Musi l iimous Yoni
en on the Vuiiilcvlllt' Stage.
Three Other Acts
iiml I he
on Kn i, r. s.
ni:ii;v
v Alt
matixV.i: TnY. I".r
Nlglit TrU-ca: l." 25c nnd ;!."
Iloxra: Matlncos 23e. Mglit-. .Mlc
I'lclurcs nt 2:1."., 7:20 nnd A.
Vniitlcvlllc at .1, 7: III an.l 11.20.
Box Office 'I'hiiiii'. 3H20
II IVI n.i. I. LIS ,i.ys
FULL OF COMEDY
observed the ciute of Hie h,
husband." lillly and "Jin :,
latter pl'tyed by l,ole Krnl;;
ress very aatlsfactorily iim
Empress
Box Office 'Phone 3929

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