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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-16
LOST MD FOUND

lOSr--blBcA huu pup. With collar. f,et arr
Hll white, white ring extending nearly
around neck ears and tail trimmed. tiN
months old. but large inr hls ugr. a fr
ward of s. viii he given for hi. return ].
j. B KrnshaV. lllb East sixth street
LOST ON Four',uth piece % blue drcs,
tiIk, with satin and 'affvA strip. Dee.
tween 522 North Cheyenne and 52H South
Main. hy Hurry Messenger, reward. Phone
5357R
LOST Medium ufr she'll cameo rIu hr.
tween Cincinnati aud Main ou Fourth Or
Third and Fourth ON Main; liberal reward
Return 90 li7 South Cincinnati
LOST saturday night brown leather suit.
case. Finder return 10 room ~ over
Merchants s Planters bank and receive re-.
ward
LOST R'ack plush scarf. between Glenpooi
aud Tulsa, liberal reward, phone 1870.
ElEu rooms.
LOST Male boston terrier dog. hrin.
die. with white markings. screw tail. re.
turn 60 529 South hoston; reward
lOSf-llnck leather music roll. containing i
music book No. a. and one piece sheet
music. reward for return, phone ipj6.
l0ST-Buu pup ten weeks old. white. cN.
cept head and aud " yellow; reward.
72l South Cheyenne Phone 27is.
LOST Old fashioned gold pendant earring,
three small pearls, black enamel Phone
LOST Small bunch " ke!s on Main street
Phone ssOQ.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-16

CHICAGO. Feb Is. go Receipts
OF. 600 head; market weak, lower, bulk
si2i0Gi2 30. light sli6O6lq.25, mixed
sil.95@12s5 heavy sll95@ l2ao rough
CATffE-Recelpts 1000 head: market
weak; native beef cattle S7s5Ml2, western
steers not quoted, stoekers and feeders
so as 56925 cows and heifers Sj2o@ 10. 40
cAlyes sg.7541i
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-16

Donald and four Rrown-up relatives
attended divine service ON Sunday
morning. Donald selected the aisle
seat. and when the contribution plate
was passed deposited In It the com
bined offerings OF his family The
vestryman. not realizing this. moved
as tho 10 pass the plate to the others
in the pew. when he was arrested by
"a highly-pitchcd, distinctly audible
stage whisper announcing:
81 have paid for five. Harpers
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-16
HUNGER STRIKE AT NEODASHA
Five Prisoners Refuse 10 Either Worl,
or Eat

NEODESHA, kan, Feb. 15.-Fiye
prisoners in the city jail here claim
to be members Of the |. W. w. and
they refuse TO work >and refuse the
meals provided for them. None OF
the five have eaten particle Of food
since they were put in iail Friday.
and they say they will not eat.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-16
HOUSES roR RENT

FOR kENI StuOo cash rcuts beautifully
furnished soyCuroom bungalow for one
year or $500 buys furniture aud 500 per
month for house, immediate possession ii6
West sixth
ny MARCH / will have ior rent one four
and one iNcroom house. modern. n.
O l5
For RENT Two ROOM house furnished,
Dall tt % South phocuiN ur phone 2ISs.j.
FOR RENT four room house. North aud
Madison. y Hetun
rHRtEroom house in West Tulsa. phone
sOip
FOR ktNr-ten.roo residence ON south
Main; slOo per month Phone 1n1l
IOR RFN1 Two foom cottage. new anl
newly furnished. Phone iioA IL
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-16
MONEY 10 LOAN

WE can h,Ip You to own q home t0 pay uf|
that mortgage. i1 build or your vacant lut
TO make your irut pay Tor your home O.,
borrow money Dr real estate Af low rate au
uual interest our plan BE- different Writ,
or rau for particular. Tho cd. up,ritiy,
League oi America. 4.l First National Bank
Tul.b. OkI1
DO YOU need money Nc loan uu furniture
aud pianos az your home or in storage
Weekly or monthly payments Diamond loans
with bank. junmiai cash. 200 New
Ault Udg Phone 55Jo
DO YOU want "a loan ior five. sc,cu or tru
years uN business or residence property lu
Tulsa principal payable a. rud uf term in
irrest srmiHnuuaNy. s,e Greer Investment
company. a2d-22i Iowa BdF. phone 2i50
MONEY On hand. 100000 private money TO
loan on Tulsa property and farm laudi
no delay. best rates and terms T.. A Lilly.
gI1.gla Texas Bldg Phone Sal
MONEY TO loan ou Tulsa property. lowest
rates. prompt closing Tulsa Union loan
e Savings association. l2o Calais building
phone l-31.
800 600 per cent sipsigui loan. also build
Ink and loan proposition. h. y Ewing q
Co. Clinton building phone ono
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-16
New York Cotton Futures.
NORk- lnh. ll--lnllnn
LIVE STOCK
Enrt Worth Iivn Rtnnk

FORT WORTH Texas, Feb. l5.-CATrLE +
Receipts 1900 head; market strong; steers
s6.6OWlO
HOGS-Receipts 5000 head market lOc
higher; bulk ;i0.T5m II 80
SHEEP - Receipts 200 head; marke,
tteady; lambs Sl3@li
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-16

KkANSAS cry. Feb 15 .MuEAT--Ao
@ hard - 5smI -lis. so rcd Sl.7sa 81
CORR SEQ . Wiy'd ps o.. m9-A, No
white qsnos'sr
ONrS 80 . white i-H &C.. No
mNcd 5Gn f7c
RYE sIi2ml 49,
HArlR AND MILO MAIZE se5'n2 '3
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-16
WANTED BoARp AND ROOMS

GENfLEMAN desires room and board. with
private family would pay any reasonable
price for good home, can give references.
Mauthe 3i6 East Ninth
WANTED--By couple without children.
room and board In private family. Ad
dress box 35G2 care World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-16

SHETLAND PONIES 100 apI, udidly bred
urDiuN marked. to be- sold at public
auction iu Anderson. NO Wednesday. fsb.
ruhry -. saddlurf single drivers and
matched tc1ma frw mares with foal 4
f,N young studs. Chance of lifetime 10
COT such stock. either Tor pleasure for
ihe SON or daughter, or for breeding pur.
posses. EIsy terms Write today tn Colonel
Mitchell. Anderson. Mo. Tor copy biz sale
hIl
IuR SALE Two big bA.k mammoth lacks
With white points, and years old;
.urc breeders, price Is rIsht Hcn llsgler
t,rfvrtou Ark
WANTED Three or four extra good milch
COWS, must be- fresh boz milk e. NJ Bowen
phone 1913
FOX SALE Two fresh Young Jersey COWS;
inquire Ozark trail and NcCo ystrcct
lINt bulldog puppies Cos sslr. Call phone
.i51
FOR SALE several hor.s. Phone 40
WANTED Young calves Phone 6e75
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-16

FOR KfNr bedroom. elegantly furnished.
'o'ld mahogany private bath. private en-
trance. walking defiance, also uu car line;
tN' prr months gentlemen only Phone
llDilEtN furnished rooms Tor light house.
r'lirF. now place, uI moi'rut viii rent
lor 20 and tl each rrr wr,h See a. Y.
l.f.r'1 tlf N,.t Second street
TWO housekeeping rooms close iu. for two
Wmui,lcl rooms. Address box 3jja.
caro- World
iutfE nicely furnished room. with bath,
i"r hfm housekeeping, on car lime. Phone
IaUl
TWO housekeeping rooms. modern with
bath. private rear entrance. $50 South
El-in Ca'l after D. 300.
tuT RENT Nicely furnished lsht house.
h'.pWs rooms no objection 10 small
FOR RENr-uur sleeping room. close In.
eruu,mou ouly Inquire $40 South Gin.
r.rHai' phone t-1s
NICELY furnished room. South Bouldci. close
ta rhoue ltto.
u>i sleeping room. al West Third phone
FOR RtNr one lisht housekeeping room
piu South Houston
FOR RENr-Lisht housekeeping room.
LARGE front room ou car lime. suitable Tor
two hdie, employed. Phone g'o7
TWO light .h,asekcep'ls rooms furnished,
modern 1878 Fast First Phone p4fR
LARGE front arOpns ruDm ,lose.in: sia
Elst S'Nh. phone 1Jn,
FOR RENT Three sleeping rooms. phone
I3UA.I.
~IhEflNV room fur two gentlemen. base.
mont and harm Phone inGu
FOR RINT.p Desirable sleeping room AT
UUti. South ksuosha
FOR RENT Two light housekeeping rooms
east front mnduui phone 5t5R
FOR RENT Nicely furnished front rooms;
gentlemen only Phone a13i
WANTED Roommate hy young lady. 500
south Frisco. phone lgll
FuR RENT Furnished housekeeping rooms,
los East Cameron.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-16
COTTON.

Total sales for the day .9i.joO share
Bid
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-16
No Other Businc>s.

LaWNcr-po YOU drink?
Witness (quite hufiy-Thars my
business.
Lawyer Have you any other bust
ross Widow
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-16
IPItlOHn@ 1858

NEslDENCEs WANTED CLIENT with 265.
acre farm near Hamburg Iowa. wants 20
''chaugo 10 for well located In'a residcnce
properties price tl.5 per acre. mortgage
tl'nuu. du" five year,. 81 per cent O.
Campbell i0i Republic building. Kansas
tii,. No
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-16
ROOMS WANTED


YOUNG lady. employed wants room with
private family. must be refined can give
references Address boy 35lO care World
WANTED 10 rent; two light housekoep.
ing rooms; no children. Address Box
9aq7. care World.
WANTED. Room or room aud board in
private home. Phone 814i.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-16

GALVESTON. Texas, Feb -Middlng
l625c. receipts 0.023 bales. exports 1898
bales. sales $50 bales stock 2sg,lSj bales
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-16
AUTOMOBILES AND ACcEssoHna

BARGAINS rs USED CARS
Ford tiu. terms
Ford roadster 1915
q Ford touring. 1910
Overland touring 1910.
Cummy r"Iuunu 1910
Seven passenger Studchakcr
! Scrip, Bouth h.l condition.
Gcurrul Repairing
AUTO ClI ARlNG SALES COMPANY.
2O1u9 North Main Street Phone ahl9
tlNt PASSENGER Ford good motor good
tires. body worn price fl55. Phone
apG7
FOR REST Garage ,lose.in. paved drive
aud crinrut foot room for two cars
SPECIAL raiucuat sal. this week Soe oui
prices before buying Square u,a
store 3 North Main
MITCHELL. four touring car ior taic. t,,'
offer i1t,' it Phone 1ttN
FOR SALE fi,,pa.rngcr Ford rar. ~
a. Glass s. TO-. phone 1894
WANTED lu used ears. us'1 urcs. au,
condition. Auto Salvage. phone 17Ct
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-16
FIN NNtItII


WANTED From $500 to 81 600 private
money on good city property. by PARTY of
good standing references. Address box
1867. care World.
UNCLE SAM oil stock. 5000 shares $50:
dividends ordered Company price. 500
T. J Coughliu. Edgorion. Kan.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-16

NEW ORR EANS, Feb. l5-lhe cotton
to ~ poiuts
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-16
FURNITuRE ToR SALE

FOR sALE-Roll top. oak sanitary desk
firstclass condition. llomhrc Furniture
company ~ West First street
For SklE-New rug. oAg feet o.k ehii
fonier. Call .s5S.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-16
FARMS ron SALE on urxT


SMALL MISSOURI FARM $40 cash and
50 monthly no interest or taxes, highly
productive land, close 20 three big marx cts
Write for photographs and m.I Information
Munger A2l6, y. Y. Life BIDS kansas
tiN. Mo
luk SALE -7s acres Of land boo Osarks-
p.iro 5000. tcuus For uithrr pnrticu.
'r. write Home Nursery company Fayrtte.
ti.lr Nh
SEN tkAL small tracts of lnnd one ac-s;
house, good water So, ua today ln.
i'uh bunnrlly, ll3a South Main. Phone
rtlO
i'kN tut RENT -U acre. rhllr. land al.
Joining citt ON the east side call 40 room
-ti Daniel building
IiE WARDROBE. sewing shop FOR smart
gown, and waists will hr mHdc 10 order
nr class work guaranteed. Phone lisa
FOR SALE Five or lUucr tract. Call
fIITI
LAtlMFR county. I2u acre nuch timber
coat lands, 80 an acre. POO South Boston
BOARD AND ROOMS
.IoK KrNl Nicely FURNISHED rooms with
h'rfd. modern home. sratIrmcn only.
Phone 1894
WANTED TO RENT HOUSES
WANTED -- Eight 20 t,ur room house. by
March 4. Address post office box 1898.
Tulsa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-16

settled vobcr, siinl2. eve, a. to6 u
lambs >I.IUH 400.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-16

rouIrnY AND lnr srocK

WANTED -- Eight 20 t,u room house hy
March 4. Address post office box 1895
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-16

.IoR RENT Nicely furnished rooms with
board modern home gentlemen only.
i'hou, 1924
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-10-31
INEFECTUAL MUZZLES
Negro Fined Five Dollars for Plac-
ing Leather Strap Upon Vicious
Canine Owned by Him.

Among the cases in the Police
Court this morning was that OF d
negro named John Smith, generally
known as "Alabama,' who had been
arrested for allowing a vicious dog
to roam at large. Smith, in his de
Tense, claimed that he had conform
ed with the law by muzzling his dog
but when asked to describe the muz-
?le answered that it was of the strap
variety. Officer Ncvett, who had al
rested Smith, stated that the strap
enabled the dog to use his teeth al
will. Justice Cation fined Smith 50
During the past four years, OF
since the City Council adopted an
ordinance making it misdemeanol
for owners of dogs TO allow them tc
run at large without muzzles, but
few CANNES have been seen in the
streets wearing safeguards of the
wirecclass. Most of such devices are
made of leather, and in no way pre-
vent vicious dogs from biting. The
decision this morning should be OF
interest to those who use leather
straps upon their dogs.
Declaring that many types OF muz
zles used on dogs fail to preveh'
biting or swapping and therefore az
not comply with the police regula
tions. Maj. Pullman Of the Dlstric'
of Columbia police force last nlgh
issued bulletin to his precinct cap
tains instructing them to redouD!e
their efforts to keep unmuzzled dog:
off the streets.
Attacks on three children by dog'
Monday brought to the attention o
the District commissioners the rae
! that rabies is prevalent IN nearp.
parts Of Maryland. and Pullman
order was issued after the commls
sioners had considered the situation
Pullman's order says that no perso'
owning or having custody of an!
dog shall permit it to go at larg
without good, substantial muzzle
securely put on. so as to prevent
from biting or swapping.
Many of the muzZleS used on dog
are not substantial and are not of
kind to prevent dogs from biting o
swapping. The so-called tigure-eigh
muzzle. which is merely a stra
passing over the nose and under tn
mouth, does not conform to the re
gulations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-10-31
BIG DEMAND FOR PENNIES.
Mint. Working Twenty-four Hours
Day. Cannot Supply Calls.

Philadelphia, Oct. 3l.-So extra
ordinary is the demand for pennies
that the United States Mint here,
despite the fact that 1t is working a
hours day, is unable to keep up
with the demand. The superintend-
ent of the mint said yesterday the
institution is l0.0On,on0 pennies be-
hind in its orders An average of l.
100000 pennies are coined each day
There is also corresponding de-
mand for other subsidiary coins.
With the application of the wal
tax on amusement tickets and other
objects of taxation and the annual
heavy demand for small coins fol
the Christmas holidays, the shortage
is expected to become much greater
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-10-31
Alexandria Workers in Food Crusade
Plead for Aid Through Churches Of
City.

I'm pursuance Of suggestions made
! by ministers Of Alexandra last Sun
day. the good people OF the city are
1t Hci'k distributing cardS for the
purpose o. conserving the food SUP
pv. Such cards were distributed TO
attendants al churches Sunday. Each
person. or head Of a family. took two,
ore lar~e and one small. The larger
i intended to be posted in the kitchen
for the benefit of the housewives,
who are requested TO arrest AL waste
and conserve the blessings OF heaven
IS much as possible. The small card
are to be returned after having. been
signed TO proper persons 81 that the
household may be registered as among
the frugal Of the community.
No principle is involved IN tins
transaction, and it is earnestly hoped
that no will he so Thoughtless as to
raise an issue when church members,
mostly ladies, enter homes out Of
which no representatives attended
church Sur day. We understand tina;
n rare cases these good people have
not been received as cordially as they
might have been Probably the parties
for whom the cards are intended do
not understand the movement az they
might.
Paul. while bloody Nero was En-
peror of Rome. told the early Christ
ians to be subject to the powers that
he. going so far as to place divine
aanction upcn taX-gatherers, telling
the disciples that they were powers
appointed of Cod. Church people Of
The present day should remember tins.
and CONFORM cheerf,lIly to suggestions
regarding the conservation of food.
We wonder if German propaganda
is at work in Alexandria to bring to
naught this commendablc movement?
We ask this question after having
ic..n told that reports are being cir
culated that inspectors are soon to ap-
pear in our homes and count the
humber Of jars Of preserves we have
y store. Has such a report hacii
spread by Tcuton SympathZerS. 1t
is unnecessary to tell sensible people
tl.at no such action has been dreamed
Of by any one n authority.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-10-31
Very respectfully,
THOMAS A. FISHER. Mayor

Office of the Mayor, October 81.
MIR. D. R. stansbury, Clerk of
Common Council, AlexandFia, Va.
Dear Sir:
There was delivered to me on Fri
day last paper having for its OBJ
iect an appropriation of (S6,0000O)
six thousand dollars.
| have determined to veto this at
tempted action of the City Council.
The Constitution of >the State and
laws enacted in conformity with the
same, provide that when approval IS
not given by the Mayor to an act of
Council, if it consists of two branch
es he may return it to the branch in
which it originated. am not GER
tain from the endorsements on the
paper where it originated, although
| would say III the Board of Alder
men, however, will place it on your
desk in the Council room and ap-
prise Mr.. L. H. Thompson, Clerk Of
the Board Of Aldermen. You will
consider the paper returned without
approval. and my reasons for so
doing will be sent to the City Coun-
ell at its next meeting.
Very respectfully,
THOMAS A. FISHER, Mayor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-10-31
Miss Merry Plays The Trouble Bus
ter"

Winsome Vivian Martin who is APP
pcarn- ut the Richmond Theatre to.
night in the Paramount picture, "The
Trouble Buster" is known around
the studios as "Miss Merry" This is
because of the unlimited supply OF
good cheer which Miss Martin invari-
ably carries concealed on her small
uerson. "Thc Trouble Buster.'' which
was written for Miss Martin by Tom
rorlnan, a fellow-actor and an author,
brings every bit of fun and lovable-
ness Of which Mss Martin is capable
and proves that its name was we'll
chosen, for it is guaranteed to dispell
any lingering "glooms" besides tel
ling a very dramatic story of very
real life. H.;
The attraction announced for the
Surprise Theatre will be Gods Cru
cibl"," five-act Bluebird photoplay
produced amid the wondrous scenes
Of AriZona's Grand Canyon. Besides
its value as strictly photoplay enter
tainment, the scenic grandeurs that
back the various episodes will lend
an extraordinary charm to Goods
Crucible,' that moving picture stor-
les rarely afford.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-10-31
BARLEYCORN'S LAST HOURS.
Police Department Of Washington
Imposes Strict Observance Of New
Liquor LAW. ::

That all saloons in the District
of Columbia must close their doors
promptly at midnight tonight, the
prohibiting of boyish pranks on the
streets and the calling out of an
extra large number of policemen for
patrol duty, were the paramount
features in an official bulletin is
sued last night to the captains of
the different precincts b Maj. Ray
mond w. Pullman. superintendent
of. police.
The bulletin reads in part:
"There may be some saloonkeepers
who may be under the impression
that they can keep open until |
| o'clock Thursday morning This, Of
course, is a mistake All saloons
must be closed promptly at midnight
Wednesday. Under no circumstances
shall any sale of Intoxicating liquors
be made after midnight.
"The police also will not permit
unruly pranks of boys, especially
! those of the older years, in order
that persons may be kept free from
insult and property free from dam
age and destruction.
''In order that the largest possible
number of police may be on duty
throughout the city Wednesday night
YOU will excuse one-half of the sec.
tion which comes on duty at I
o'clock in the morning for the entire
8 to tour of duty and require then
to report at $50 O'Clock in the even
ing for street duty. working a tou,
running until 1870 o'clock
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-10-31
KAISER FEARS BOMBS.
Left Town in Hurry When A'rmen
Approached Karlsruhe.

EApprOached harisruhe'
J Amsterdam. Oct. 3l.-Accordng To
the members of his, peronal suite, the
Kaiser is always greatly affected by
the character of the news he re-
ce.ves. If It is bad he is often pro-
toundly depressed by it, if it is good
he is wildly overjoyed. news since
the entry Of the United States into
the war has had more depressing
effect on him, it is said, than tne
reports coming from America that
have hinted at the preparation Of. a
preat air fleet by the United States,
= fleet Of aircraft of great ar
fleet by the United States, fleet OF
.,;rcr.ft far greater and more forinI-
dahl. than any Of the other nations
has put into the war.
When the Kaiser was at Karlsruhe
last year an alarm was raised that a
Ia rpe number Of hostile aeroplaneS
were approaching. The Kaiser ana
bis suite. left the town at once and
motored to another place l2o miles
distant.
Once the Kaiser remarked to one
If his personal attendants: Il can
not imagine a more horrible death
than to be killed in house when
bon,bcd bv airmen." And yet the
great war lord has frequently ex'
,ressed the wish to witness the bonn
b.rdment of London or Paris by his
airmen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-10-31
Parade and Escort to Station Being
Arranged for Tomorrow when
Men Leave for Camp Lee.

Committees are at work this af-
tcrno0n arranging for a delegation
to escort the drafted men from the
city hall building in Alexandria to
the Union Station, tomorrow at II
o'clock. who are to leave at that
time for Camp Lee at Petersburg.
1t is expected that the Twelfth
Field Artillery band from the St.
Asaph military camp will be enga"-
ed to furnish the music, and that
various organizations in the city
will participate in the parade, IN
cluding Mayor Fisher and other clty
officials, members of Chamber of
Commerce, Retail Merchants Asso-
citation, fire department. High School
Cadets, Indian Guard band, and fra
tc nal organizations. Colonel McClos-
key and his staff at ST. Asaph will
also be invited as we'll as a detach-
ment of the artillery.
Every citizen is earnestly invited
to join in this demonstration and thus
show their appreciation Of the sacri-
flee the boys are making whom Uncle
Sam has called to the colors.
Notwithstanding the fact that but
little time is left to perfect the plans,
the affair can be made creditable
one if each individual citizen does his
duty.
Remember the hour and be on hand.