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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-03
OIL LAND. LEASES AND STOCK.
In Answering Ads. Please Mention Times

OKLAHOMA OIL WELLS The greatest
wealth Of our country'is stored away
In Natures darkness, and proper meth
DDS NJ development will bring to light
and distribute among our people mil
lions of dollars; our country needs moro
money, and below the surface ~ tho
ground IN the proper place to sock II,
those who seek scientifically will find II:
the new oil field at Cement Cnddo coun-
Is. sixty miles on the Frisco from Okla
homo city. invites you to come and
sce:" | can sell some forty-acrc leases
near the new well at Cement. and sew
craI In tho ncighhorhood % wells that
viii soon begin drlltup l.. Trevor Lew
II. n6 Terminal Bldg, Oklahoma city
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>. ~ klibWN
has good clear city property for trade
Tor land: also has land to trade for good
CITY property. 200 Security Rldg W 1913
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Bl lACK PANTHER

NJ my office. ZIG Terminal Rldg, to ths
fret applicants who are ready tu buy for
spo' cash BLACK Panther pays his
dividend EVERY week
I. TREVOR LEWIS.
N6 Terminal Rldc Oklahoma CITY. OKLA
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' SMALL FARMS
E. B, COCKRELL,

Marl, go as american NarI Bank Bldg
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statesmen WANTED.
In Answering kds Please Mention Time,


WANTED Salesman 20 sell lots In town
sites along now railroad now being
built through northwest oklahoma. cas-.
sellers aud liberal commissions. write ug
Buffalo y. W Salrs co. Buffalo. okla.
IL you ,au sell advertising space. plrody
read position. Soc kitchens llotDI IN-
change, sos Campbell lSldg.
SNIESNNN WANTED \ hrh class
speciality salesman. one with hook
b'ping experience preferred. to sell dr.
uomiuntors used iu making up uty rolls,
must hc able TO mnkc houd ,iu work
good pay. mo- amateurs need apply oN-
I'.lrnrr tud proven ability. absolutely
necessary EuNlrN Commission Silrs
60. .u; Souih Rruldvny..
ENi.ESMNN experienced nm, live fur
uuoNc,llcd new speciality proposition tu
general trade. splendid commission con.
troyt for oklahoma, vacancy March o..
f', weekly for ,Npruscs Continental
Icv"lrv Go. 'Sn Continental ltllr
Cleveland -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-03
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
OR TRADE.

I'm NnsWrrinT Nd@. TTrnNN NrntI0n limos
WE buy. sell nnd exchange an kinds o'
useful books y. Goldberg Co. NJ
Harvey
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-03
BUILDING MATERIAL AND
LUMBER.
IN Answering Ads pi~nse Mention Time.

NIW and used lumber oal, and pine
flooring siding aud ceiling. cheap. go
IS Walker Wal 1872
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

WANTED Position 900 drur or grocery
store. not afraid uf work. can come
~ or" " II. NJ. SIG " Main So.
Norman. Okn o.
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ROOM WITH BOARD FOR RENT
In Answering Ads Please Mention Times.

NICE furnished room with hreakfnst
and o'rlock dinner, also garage for
rent. 10i T. Tenth.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-03
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OUT OF CITY.
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| HAVE the Cpsh for roominE house or
luuchroom OF both IN competition, II
NOT too big a proposition Prefer u live
u.l town, anywhere In tho state Don't
answer unless Your business will stand
investigation, and please give fun do
tails whom answering, T.. l. Time.
'2.oOo CASH. $500 terms. huys cafe.
In heHt town In state. $4,000 soda touu-
tain listed. $4,000 modern eases; candy,
cigar, ~ tables. H. stools, etc; spleu.
did opportunity for right parties. Rk,
Times
lOR RENT Blacksmith shop I'm Muro.
OKLA; write or call Solon stevens
linton. okla
ron SALr-liutcl building ~ ie rooms
take good ear on deal price 81 200
Write kooncc a Scott, Mcckcr ukln
tON SALE or TRADE for good land.
stock " general merchandise I'm
Noiviug about 81 500. doing r. good bust
ness in u good town, reason FOR settling.
poor health. kooncc a Scott. Mcckcr,
OKLA
Ri'N AmnlgHmntrh oil. ono cont share.
100 percent dividends In ninety days
possible; production now coming VA.
ground floor stock, cent n share.
doubles price shortly 81 par value: ,lO
buys ! nOO shares. write for fun details
NmnlgHmntri uu Go. 1850 Colvnrd nldr
Oklahoma CITY. OKLA
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PAPERHANGING AND REPAIRING
In' Answering Ads rIensr Mention Times

ROOMS popcrcd. $, and ur viii hiring
samples also painting. Roach phone
Wal lCif
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.
In Answering Ahs. Please Mention Time.

WANTED 500 Victor or Columbia 'cv.
ords. We pov spot cash Record ~.
change. ~ North llarveN
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CONTRACTING AND REPAIRING
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CARPENTER NNp HuI.pER NeN and.
repair work promptly attended to can
- II Harrison avenue Or NJ l62Q
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TO lOAN ou rcsidcnvc property $500
private money. no delay viii consider
good outlying property or capitol litll
liberal terms. soc me- ut once. ]. T..
Hull ti state Exchange bank
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-03

Young ladies for t"lc-
phone operators. experience an.
necessary. Apply Miss Cummings,
Room "DS, Pioneer Bldg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-03
MALE HELP WANTED.
Ads. Please Mention Time

In Answering Ads. Please Mention Times.
WANTED Several first class men who
have had experience In handling maps.
something new. rapid seller. territory.
state oklahoma. commission proposition
Address R-97b. care Times.
LIVE aggressive managers for light
manufacturing business mcritorious
goods. popular demand and pricrs. cN.
rertenCe unnecessary, aS We iullN lN.
struct small capital required SEQ llu.
ers or Parks, over Annex lli'2 West
Grand
HCSTLERS. garages and auto er"u's.
get our transfer monogram system ior
automobiles: big money GctOr, write ms
today for particulars MotHt Accessories
Co. l2l2 Frederick Ave, - Joseph. Me-.
MEN our illustrated catalog explains
how we teach tho barber trade quick
". mailed free, Molcr Barber college.
Dallas. Texas.
WANTED Young colorcd hoy to shin"
shoes - y Hroadway
WANTED \ thcdtrlrnt partner 10
travol hest smoll-cupit1l. hip pn} lus
proposition, also want H comedian pl
once. g Snvlrs. 326 West 2rr
TWENTY Young men To deliver t"l"-
way
$50 WEEKLY mate writing names FOR
mail order houses; mo cnuv0s-Iug par.
fruiuts for stnuu The Guido Com
rnny Memphis, Tenn
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O. Is STAMP ASU SEAL co. ilS West
Grand rhous wat a5}
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ROOM WITH BOARD FOR RENT
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WE'LL furnished rooms aud good table
xafd. al West 18th. phVne W lgGS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-03
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
IN CITY.
In Answering Ads. xl-asc Mention Times

CORRECT PRINTING Tnad u Jones
e-l W .nd price low. srryirr PROMPT
rhou" Wa 1oo,
SPLENDID grocery with nrrc crsh
urd.. excellent pppor'unl, tor pur
chase 'o iraD over large business IN
CITY 'lnku'N lnr Co. lon'g N Broad
WAY
TllHNlNG uiur. rrnrorl aud market.
VOL located. for sale nt hg discount.
ON account of other husiuosE. win take
h1lt iipd" II g.. X. stop into a good III
Tie Cl'} business tor 1 small amount Al
drcss RoN 10, or phone Maple l2lS
HpTEI. So ooo cash buys one In Okla
homI Dily. ol'urur 5000 annually
~ hens Hotel Exchange, Campbell
llldg
FOR SALE or TRADE Clean muytug
stock w Wallpaper and paint, ntcs
business iui hdy az gentleman. Wal
$3.50 ur ISIS
GOOD paving fruit stand aud fountain
for sole ~ bargain, ou account Of 9th
'I business, Is lu good location, B-i0,
car" Times
\ COMPLETE ioh rrnt shop for sale
or todc. Call 736 T. Gth Wal 5i32
BUSINESS man with some means, TO
take charge Of manufacturing business
iu OlIhhoml CITY, good salary pcrmn-
uru' I.i'. care Times
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-03
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
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In Answering Ads Please Mention Times,
co 4 Vqrrlc RuNlcv Commission
y ~ II jPS Sales Co
:" oo' S Bdwy Wat 22u
FLOUR weo'o,a'c-To'c" @@,,al.c nc,'
ROWloy Com Sales co
''' = EdNr Phone W 22,i
IlI'ENlNitE dcsk uud Remington
Nrs"r'"r chfap 9lo llersKowit RdC
REAL llr, crochytcd bcdsprcad. rolled
cover. ''' s0N y LlutSry Maslo 9GS
NEW esl used lumber garages, poul-
lr} hUlrcs 1ll kinds fcncc und' p6~-a,
d'h Walker Walnut l3fN
FOR SALE Uand-pamtcd rictures aud
emma also books call 1909 W. Is
NApl" 80
Ink SALE sample l0t ~ spreads cur
'Hlns and small rugs for cash. or VII
'nhe PAYMENTS Wal lIal
Tiil Grry y Graham tailor suop fix
iurs. located iu the Sklryin hotel,
th'." are cNc,ptIou1lt Nm. fixtures hud
.u'u can hc rented. tsNo plate warmer a
can j." uscd for pie rack 10y baker. counter
oi ~ kinds. hack bars 'front.' bars one
wrll coda fountain. rost 81 goo, sell fo'
tl-r, two N-iuot wall ,1.'s with Siding
glass doors, two ~ pound tluors' cn'
/ irons. fNO t1llors srNiug machines. on,
rood ull.iup desk. g. " webb, 90 "
, I'm,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-03
RI ACK PANTHER

Subject TO quick response, Nloo VIII
bu, 100 shares Of Black Panther the ros-
ular weekly dividend on which Is five
dollars This IS ?3ia percent on ~"
amount invested The past two weekly
dividends have been so on every hun
drcd shares. mHkng ~ percent on the
amount invested l.. Trevor Lewis, llS
Tcrmna Rldg oklahoma city, okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-03

WANTED good rir lor housoWork
must hay" first class references. ClIl
iu person At % BfondNnN GirDlc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-29
IDENTIFY MYSTERIOUS
GERMAN WOMAN

Los Angeles, Cal, Dec. 2S.-Johri
Knox, arrested yesterday in connec-
ton with the killing of Hermann Jake
palch. in a remote part of San Gabriel
canyon, today identified, according to
the sheriff's office, the mysterious H"
an alleged German agent who
is said to have directed the activities
of Franz Schulenbers, held at San
Francisco as q spy.
This woman, according to q state
mert attributed to Knox by deputy
sHeriffs; is a German whose husband
lives at a mountain camp. He gave
her name and officers set out in saarcn
of her.
Knox was arrested in n wild part Of
the canyon 80 miles northeast of here.
where there are three cabins-knoX's,
Jakopalch's and one owned by a man
known as "SChulenberg."
In Schulenberg's cabin We're found
so pounds of dynamite. fuses and deto-
mating caps, the officers reported.
H" the in the case, accord
ing to the alleged statement to the dep
uties. frequently visited ~Jakopalch and
S~chulenbcrg and it was over here hat
Jakopalch and Knox quarreled Christ
mas night. Wednesday Jakopalch was
found dead.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-29
TELEPHONE OPERATORS
MAY ARBITRATE

Boston, Dec. %.-Arbitration of the DIFF
ferences between the several thousand
members of the Boston Telephone Oper-
ators' Union and the New England Tele-
phone q Telegraph Co. was proposed by
Days W. Benjamin, a federal mediator,
to a mass meeting Of the operators here
tonight. lie suggested that the operators
continue work under the present wage
schedule and appoint one member of an
arbitration board. the ompan to appoin,
a second member and these two to name
the third member.
After Mr.. Benjamin left the hall one
young woman cried Strike" The call
was echoed by others.
AT the close of the meeting some of the
operators present said the union had re-
jected the arbitration plan. but Miss Mary
A Mahoney, president of the union, re.
fused to announce what action had been
taken. Miss Mahoney said the confer.
ence board would report the decision OF
the operators to Mr.. Benjamin tomorrow
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-29
SPECIALLY COMMEND
AMERICAN NURSES

London. Dec. 2S.-Field Marshal
Haig. the British commander III chief,
has submitted a list Of names of per-
Sons serving on the western from as
deserving special mention. The list,
which was published today in the Lon
don Gazette, contains the names of
many Americans attached to the Am
erican Army Nursing Corps.
Among the names of the American
women named are Miss G.. NJ. Ger
rard, and Miss G. Han, both of the
Harvard University unit.
american Nursing Service" Sisters
V. Allen, Harvard; G. Allison. Lake
side; NJ. Clinch, Harvard; G.. David
sol Harvard.
United States Army Medical Corps
Lieut.. Col. II. Cabot, Harvard; Ma
jor IL. Gushing, Harvard; Maj. V. II.
K~azzaniian, Harvard; Lieut.. Col. r.
L. Patterson, Harvard.
United States Medical Reserve Corps
Private A. Mason. Harvard.
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WITH BOYS OF
SAWMILL UNIT

A letter from Argay, Ross-Shue Co,
Scotland, written to Samuel Freeman
from Charles e. Owens, formerly of
Skowhegan, gives ar interesting view
of how the boys Of the Saw Mill unit
fare over there. Mr.. Owens writes:
This is a great country here and
they use us fine. We have eight days
Christmas and / am planning on 60
ing to Dublin. Ireland. They pav ns
our time just the same as IL we have
to work. Our tobacco costs us here
$2.R a pound and a cigar that womb
cost five cents at home costs a shilling
and three pence which is in orr
money, 80 cents. Clothing is cheap over
here. A suit that would cost s25 at
home they will make here for two
pounds and six shiilings.
When 1t is l o'clock in W~aterville
1t is s o'clock here and when we got
here last July. We had only one hour
of darkness and now we have only
eight hours daylight out Of the "a"
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ROOSEVELT TO URGE
MILITARY TRAINING PLAN

oyster Bay. n. Y, Dec. 2s.-Within
The next month or six weeks, 1t be-
came known today, Col. Theodore
Roosevelt will go to Washington for
a visit at the home Of his daughter,
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth. 1t will be
n purely private visit. He will attend
no public functions and will make no
speech or statement Of any kind.
Colonel Roosevelt, it is understood,
desires to consult with certain MEM
bers of the Senate and House about
speeding up the war and doing ev-
erything possible to make this coun-
try's work for war more efficient. He
also is DESTROYS of having introduced
as a permanent governmental policy
some such plan of military training
as that provided in Senator Chamber
lain's bill. The visit is made in con-
sequence of the request of Senator
Gmoot and Congressman Madden, who
came to Oyster Bay a fortnight or so
ago to see Colonel Roosevelt.
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EARTHQUAKE
DAMAGE IN GUATEMALA

San Salvador, Republic of Salvador,
Dec. 2S.-Meagre. advices of the dam
age zone by ne earthquake in Guate-
ilala nave c here, but with
enough detali 10 cause considerable
apprehension There are reports of
heavy material damage and injury TO
many persons Telegraphic commune
cation between here and points in Qua
temala is interrupted.
Various towns of G~uatemalan terri
tory suffered earth shocks of slight in
tensity at approximately the same time
that Guatemala City was being more
seriously shaken.
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WALSH WILL STAY
WITH THE RED SQx
kOPP TO PHILADELPHIA

Boston, Dec. 2S.-Outielder jimmy
Walsh will stay with the Boston AM
erican baseball team, but Nanny
Kopp will go to Philadelphia with
Thomas and Gregg in the trade for
Bush, Strunk and Schang, according
to an announcement at the ~headquar-
tiers of the Red Sox tonight. President
Frazee. of the club, has left here for
New York to meet Connie Mack, man
ager of the Philadelphia club, TO tell
him that Boston has decided to retain
Walsh.
Frazee said, today that the Boston
club needs two infielders and that he
is ready to spend money TO get them.
1t also became known that the Red
SoX manager hopes to secure the serv-
ices of Dick" Conway, star bats
man of the Worcester club of the
Eastern League.
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GERMANY FEARS
INFLUENCE

London, Dec. pa statement pur-
porting to give in broad outline the
view taken in high British, political
circles of the German peace terms is
printed by the Daily Express.
1t says hat two things are known
here: First, hat Germany does not
want a separate peace with Russia,
but a general peace. and, second, that
Germany fears Bolsheviki influence on
the German working classes.
"A stiff upper lip is the attitude in
this country at present" the state
ment declares. The peace terms are
not sufficient to lead us to lay down
our arms"
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TO C0NQUER.|S
FIRST WAR AIM
P|CH0N

Paris. Thursday, Dec. N.-France will
not accept a peace based on CONDITIONS
before the war. Foreign Minister Plcnoh
declares in reply in the Chamber OF Dep
uties today to the peace terms or Inc
Central Powers outlined to Russia. he
asserted that Germany was endeaVorlng
to involve France in its negotiations but
that the war would e on whether or NOT
Russia made a separate peace.
Referring TO the terms offered, as pub
lished today, he said:
After suffering as we have we can
not accept peace based on the status quo
BY agreement with our allies we are
ready to discuss direct propositions re-
garding peace, but this is indirect.
AN ally has failed us, an ally who In
preceding years carried off great victo-
ries. 1t is a great success for our enemy
But another ally has come, from the 9th
er end of the world a democracy has
risen against Germany's appetite for con-
quest.
AT a conference in Paris, a pro-
gram was drawn up for unity OF action
on the part of the Allies. Germany and
her allies have undertaken the impos-
SIDE TASK OF cOnqueflnS the world
The world will conquer them"
After referring to the German
declaration that Alsace and Lorraine
would never he surrendered, NJ. Pichon
said:
The Question Of Alsace-Lorraine
does not affect France alone. 1t is a
world question. 1t is not d territorial
problem. but Il moral problem. On its
solution deepnds whether or not the
world shall have Il durable peace"
Referring to the war aims Of France,
the foreign minister said the first
a to conquer.
But why he went on. "To assure
a world peace of justice and fraternity.
We desire tho liberation Of our occu-
pied territories. just PREPARATION for
what has been forcibly torn from US,
refrigeration of .tlsace-Lorraine, rep
aration for damages sustained and a
guarantee Of II durable peace by in
ternational agreements"
Referring to the Russian situation,
NJ. Pichon said:
The Allies representatives are all
unable to recognize Il government
which made an arlnistice without con
sultinG its allies and threatened to de-
clare void all financial obligations Gre
atod ~ previous governments. Trotz-
Ky declared he did not needed to be
recognized by c%apitalistic rnm
as he was addressing the people d.
rectly, proposing "A democratic peace
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200 LOCOMOTIVES
BUILT FOR RUSSIA

Washington, Dec. 8.-Two hundred loco
under construction in this coun-
try for Russia will be taken over as 4
part of the governments plans for quick
improvement in American railroad equip
ment. The engines. many of them COM
pleted and awaiting shipment, will be
changed in gauge to fit American ira ck..
The government will hold for a time
some hundred locomotives for shipment
to France for use there on roads built by
American forces. When they have helped
relieve freight congestion here. howev-
er, these engines will be sent to France.
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ARMY CAMP MEN
GAIN IN WEIGHT

Minneapolis, Dec. 2s.~-Men in army
camps have gained from five to 10
pounds since they entered military
service, because of the governments
scientific study of diet and rationing.
Mai John Murlin, head of the, food
division of the Surgeon Generals Of
flee at Washington, told the annual
meeting here today Of the Federation
Of American Societies for Experiment
tai Biology.
. THE gain is a flesh gain and not
fat" he said. and is due to the United
States soldiers receiving the best ra-
tons and most. generous food allow
ancc OF any army in the world"
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TO CONTINUE IRON
STEEL MAXIMUM
TO MARCH 81

Washington, Dec. 2S.-President Will
son today directed thai maximum
prices previously fixed upon iron ore,
coke, pig iron, iron, steel and steel
products, be continued in effect I'M
til March 81. They were subject TO
revision on Jan. /.
No contracts calling for delivery of
any of the commodities on or after
April l are to specify a price unless
the contract includes a clause making
the price subject to revision by gov
eminent agency.
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ALLIES PURPOSES ARE
ESSENTIAL TO

London, Dec. 28.-"Achievement of
the purposes for which the Allies are
fighting is essential to the future
freedom and peace of mankind" said
Premier Lloyd George in a letter which
he sent today to the Labor Congress.
The premier's statement is regarded as
the British reply to the German peace
offer.
Premier Lloyd George also said that
a statement on war aims, could only
be made in agreement with Great Brit
aims allies. The question Of issuing
a fresh joint declaration, he added.
was being constantly kept in view by
the Entente Allied governments.
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MACHINE GUN
COMPANIES O
MASS. REGIMENTS

hoston' Dec, 2S.-Machlne gun com
pahies are to be attached to each Of
'he IL regiments Of the Massachu-
setts State Guard, under plans now be-
ing formulated.
Two such companies already have
oeeh recruited and drilled, it was an
"ouhced today, and two others are
ready for final inspection and enroll
,hent. One company is to be located
IN Quincy and another in New Bed
ford.
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BAYoNET FIGHTING
FOR DEvENS MEN

Aver, Mass, Dec. 2.-National Arm
soldiers Of the 3o2d Infantry at CamT
Devens began the work of learning hand
.tc-hand fighting with the bayonet today
With their clotr>'g padded, with heavy
gloves on their IN Ids and with steel wiz.
masks over their faces, the men snapped
jabs and jolts with the bayonet ends OF
wooden guns. The ends of the guns were
covered with leather.
The cantonment library erected by the
American Library Association was open.
cd today.