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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-14
SITUATIONS WANTED

CAPABLE and experienced yuuus man book
keeper want. p siuou with reliable firm
20 or out OF city, can gse typewriter and
do general office or clerical work. u.,u Wlth
one firm eight years can give best u rel.r
ehces. including former employers. bU2j,
care World.
EXPERIENCED estimator will prepare
quantity surveys and material lists from
plans for all kind, Of building work Ad-
dre,, Estmator p. O. Box l44i. Tulsa
Okia
AN just out OF automobile school. would
like place IN garage where can g'' cNpe.
Box 37l, Shamrock. Okla
WANT office work. some experience in
bookkeeping and typewri'ns: man. cour
teous. capable Address Bon 5l63 care
WELL. L.ENPERIENCED reliable woman
tcol1red) wants position as cook in pri-
vate family: can give references. Phone
Iol4
YorNG man. age 10. with some experi.
euce As stenographer, wishes position in
office. good habits; references Address
Box 5lj3 care World.
WANT D Position by engineer. l. years
experience. will consider any mechanical
work Felix Burlington Sand Springs,
COMPETENT Young lady stenographer de-
sircs position four years experience; ;
frst.c Ass education. Cail phone 400. X. NJ.
Trout
CHAUFFEUR. young white. six years ex-
pcriencr reference furnished. private car
preferred Phone 26l4
TNPtWKlTFR and copy work by young
man evenings accuracy and satisfaction
guaranteed. Write Boz 3251. care World.
CIVIL engineer Will undertake drafting or
other engineering work evenings Address
jI24. care World
4 VI MCINTOSH Landscape gardener: all
work guaranteed sodding speciality.
Phone 3463.
~.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-14
NOTIlE


Tulsa Reduction Co. will come and get
your dead stock and haul them away free
OF charge. we go after stock anywhere within
IL or Is miles. Phone 500 day or night
II. X /" CHECKWRlTERS new. S25;
fast, visible, simple, compact: used check
writers and protectors Of other makes cheap.
Tinker, 10y West Third. Phone 1863.
PLAN 5 Best varieties tomato cabbage
and other plants. Mrs. ". Ellis. Phone
2405, or Kendall, between Cleveland and
Mccoy
FOR SALE or tradc-Entire stock and fix.
lures Of uptodate shoe store; 1000
stock; mostly spring styles. Dale Sneed,
successor to b b. Shoe store
WANTED-All the clocks in town which are
not in good running order and will de
liver same; especially alarm clocks. Phone
393o A Y Boswell Co.
FOX SALE-One large butchers ice box
cheap If taken at once. Phone 1902.
IA East Second Also family ice box.
WANrED-li4 to carat diamond: must
be cheap for cash; no dealers. Address
Box 5l5G, care World
SMALL grocery for sale: no fixtures: good
cash business. 5o9 West Third Phone
G274
WANTED--A second hand power and engine
complete to pump 10 wells 700 feet deep.
Call phone 1856
FOR sALE-One par registered pet bull
terriers house broken. c. W. Holderman.
Phone 3s41-J.
ELECTRIC peanut and popcorn roaster for
salc first class condition. Apply Mr san.
ger Plymouth Drug company.
WANTED-To buy good set office equip
ment, second hand desk filing case,
chairs etc. Address Box 5l61, care World
FOR bargains in men clothing call Square
Deal store ; North Main.
LARGE roll toilet paper, sc. New York
Store 2l3 East Third.
FOR SALE cheHp-Oue hundred thousand
feet OF lumber good as new. Phone 394
LEAR'S transfer and baggage line sure gives
service and satisfaction. Phone 5111.
FOR SALE-Threshing outfit Write TO C.
l.. Greer sand Springs, Okla, box 294
! WANTED-Bids ON 500 concrete blocks.
Phone lii4.
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10 ENCHANt.f

FOR TRADE House and lot I'm Tcmplc.
Okla. party wants good five passenger
car. would pay small cash difference on
fins. class car White Angel Realty Co. II
B,unm RdE Phone ii-7
will take good equity or city property
Lc.Hc Nook, R,aIy company 33 Cu'beri
SON building Phones 2~13 and 51e5J.
LAND m Arkansas. Missouri or Oklahoma
with some cush 90 trade for good second.
hand automobile White Angel Realty Co
N Byrum Rldg Phone I5s7
WANTED p-ro trade eighty acres land as
partial payment ON five or six room bun
cu.uv phoue NN92.
FOR SALE or trade Entire fixtures and
H,Nns for upto.datc shoe store Dale
snced successor to n r Shoe store
HORSE. buggy and harness Tor sale or trade.
Plouc 5tsiR
WANTED To trade three horses Tor good
Ford Phone 80
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-14
Used Cars
TERMS
2l5 EAST SECOND STREET.

FOR SALE-one 225 horsepower Corliss en-.
gine III good condition; our factory out.
grew its capacity and changed to electric
drive; bargain. Abernathy Furniture com.
pany, Leayen~orth, Kan
FOR SALE-Brand new 1917 Oakland ,our.
ing car completely equipped driven less
thah 400 miles; Unexpectedly leaving city
bargain for quick cash sale Inquire S. e.
Achison, rs South Denver or phone 1856
fok SAILS 1916 Ford touring cars: one
1917 Ford touring; one Packard cbassis
VIII make good speedster or truck. South
western Garage, 21l North Main.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-14
UNEURNiSHED ROOMS
HOTELS AND RooMING HOUSES

WE have a number OF well located roomine
houses and hotels which We can sell at
right prices, giving some terms White An
gel Realty Co, IL Bynum Bldg. Phone
i5s7.
houses large and small Joseph Donnelly
& Co.. llS T., South Main GiI6
HALL al 4l6 South Boulder; available for
parties, club meetings, recitals, etc. Phone
2I57.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-14
MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE We will sell at once. to be de.
lyertd May 7. the tabernacle at Fifth
aud Detroit, this las over one hundred thou.
sand feet OF lumber in it. Make your bid at
once to the Tabernacle Committee. Phone
3g4
FOR SALE-Billiard parlor and barber shop
in Enid, Okla: tables, 2-chair barber
outfit, most modern in city receipts. $500
per month Oklahoma Trading Co. Enid,
Okla
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-14
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Fox terrier pup; brown and white
spotted, wearing wide studded collar
bearing name Jack Tom Allison Finder
phone 2965 and receive IS reward
LOSl'-On South Boulder between Fourth
aud Sixth, a lady's watch reward II re.
turned to PA West Fourth
LOsT-Gold wrist watch: initials on back.
20. b. N. c. reward. Phone 6il
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-14
nISINEsS rKOrERTY

WNNTED-ro rent office permanent. re.
liable tenant Address box 5l1I. care
World
FOR RENT Desk and office space Apply
.ll East Third
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sTRAYEp OR STOLEN

STOLEN from my car near y NJ. C. A..
gray ovcrcoat with black stripes and suit.
ward for information leading to recovery
e II Smith 44Ig.R
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-14
HOUSES FOR RENT
APARTMENTS, FOR RENT

APARTMENT house, furnished: four rooms
ard bath. close in; nicely furnished soft
,aI 1867 for location.
FOR RENT-i-room, up-to-date new apart
meut, to parties buying furniture almos;
new: part terms il desired. Phone after.
noon A}6S.
non hrN Furnished Broom apartment.
new. 15iO East Third
FOR RENT-fhree-ro apartment fur
niShcd Sll North Main
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-14
DRf:SSMAKIIRS

SEWING OF all kinds Mrs. Nell Wells.
room 10. Culber~on building. Phone
56lO
SEWING OF all kinds. spring suits aud
dresses specially work guaranteed
Phone 6G93
DRESSMNKING plain on fancy l2l East
Haskell. Phone $500.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-14
BOARD AND ROOM.

FOR RENr-Latee pleasant room with run.
ming water; board for two. SIS South
Boulder.
GENTLEMAN wants room and board In pri.
vatt family; permanent 5ll2. care World.
ROOM aud board ior four gentlemen. -
South Nogales.
FOR RENr-Two nicely furnished rooms
with board Phone 1894
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-14
nISlNI.Ns rEIisnNAI.

WANTED Fifty young men Go JOHN cNclu.
.i,u social club auurduE military train
inl gymnasium aud club feature, no enlist
mont or obligation. purpose Doc prepared
tar fnc dny. See = j. Hodpus. llIia South
Ro.tou Phone 1929
OUK new stock " garden end flower seeds
are now here seeds beng scarce this sea.
son bay early while stocks are complete
RLnnlnr NtcNens seed company.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-14
WANTED TO RENT HOUSES

WANTED-Three or four furnished house
keeping rooms: must be reasonable: walk
ing distance preferred; references. Phone
4I9S
WE have clients to buy your furniture and
rent the house. Joseph Donnelly & Co,
l13a South Main. 6416
RESPONSIBLE people want to rent before
May / modern house. south side preferred.
Phone 40j2-R
WANTED to rcut-5 or Groom house with
servants quarters and garage: will take
lease. 573l-J.
" \NrEp-Four or five-room modern bunca
low. north or south side preferred. no
children. Address 5l25, care World.
NANTED--To rent, 5room modern cottage
by Mny L. Phone 4j2O.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-14
FINANCIAL
REAL ESTATE.

WANTED-We have cash buyers for farm
land in the vicinity Of Tulsa; what have
you jenkins & Terwileger room ~ Culbert
son building phone 43o6.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

WANTED to rcnt-Furnished apartment;
Two or three room. modern furnished
apartment In desirable ueighhorhood by mar
ricd couple without children: very best Of
references Address Box sl2. Tulsa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-14
FEMALE HELP WANTED
PWSi0lOln dOIr
W0UlIlg Ladies'

II you are looking for congenial
employ ment where working cOndi.
tiuns and opportunities Tor al.
Nan emrnt are recognized call In
person at Room 800 Pioneer Tee.
phone building. or call telephone
200 for further infJruatIou.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-14
BUSINESS CHANCES.

ONE OF the leading real estate firms, rs a
whole or onehalf interest, has good saleable
hstiusS and wei known real estate offices {;
other business is the only reason for sell.
ing; If you are looking for live location
and have cash money, investigate this For
information as to location and price see
Mr.. Smith Room 2d, Culberson Bldg
SODA fountain; large 12-foot Liquid ice.
less, almost new refrigerator: backb ar;
electric carbonator. quit business; will sell
very cheap: cash or terms. James Lear,
Mound Valley, Kan.
FOR SAIE-Good first.caSs stock general
merchandise doing $4,000 cash annually,
goods bought 20 per cent less than present
wholesale prices Jenkins Il Terwilleger, box
1884 Tulsa, phone 1906
SO, OCO. WITH SERVICES to invest with
owner ono agent or corporation any
safe, profitable business. Write particulars
fully. Barber, 2O2 East Forty.frst. New
FOR SALE-Beauty parlor well equipped (;
price reasonable Write for particulars,
Noma c. Mitchell Drumright, Okla.
FOR SALE or trade-sl i. 900 shoe stock,
consisting OF men S, women n's and children 8
footwear. mostly spring styles Dale Sneed,
successor to B. B. Shoe store
DRUG STORE, with ice cream and soda
fountain, for sale. Joseph Donnclly &
Co.. llala South Main 64l6.
HIGHtsT cash price paid for mems second.
shoes and hats Phone 3467
HAVE several oil and gas leases for sale
81 to So near drilling wells. personal in.
tor,iew only Address 5l60, World
FOR house building see or call ". r Dur
hin; he will do you right. Il West May.
bell street Phone 2s3s
MEN Socks, loc. New York Store, 2I3
East Third
FULL line children's dresses New York
Store 2l3 East Third
FOR SALE-Eight 5000 gallon horizontal
storage tanks; good as new. J. J. Klein
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-14
HELP WANTED-.At.ENTS

AGENTS wanted - Everlor, perfect patch for
inner tubes; agents wanted General Sales
GO; COZ North Broadway. Oklahoma City,
Okla,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-14

IrE NE. BANS April li The cotton
ar-t.' ..-l stead. 90 rr' decline Of
g.. .. ...rt.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-06-22
Y.M.B.C. RACE
IS WARMING Up
Candidates Hard AT Work In Interest
Of Their Campaigns for Various Z
Offices.

The six candidates for the three Of
fees Of the Young Mons Business
Club nominated Wednesday night at
the meeting at the Court House, are
making things warm along the trail.
The campaign is opening up fine ana
the candidates are working hard. Each
candidate yesterday was busy seeing
his friends and arranging the details
Of the campaign. Much interest is be-
ING taken in the race and the member
ship of the Club is keen for the elec-
tion. o.,
The candidates for the presidency
are Mr.. ]. B. Webb Of the Greenwood
Lumber Co., and Mr.. Jerry Foley, Of
the Foley Cotton Co. Both are exert
ing every effort in the interest OF thel'
campaign.
Mr.. S. s. Steele and Mr.. R. B. Dor
man are the contestants for the vice
presidency and both are opening ul
their campaign in fine shape.
Mr.. R. A. Ball and Mr.. Warner
Wells are in the runoff for the position
of treasurer.
The election is to be held on the frs
Tuesday in July, officers elected U
serve six months.
A Board Of Directors OF ten mem
bers were elected at the Wednesda:
night meeting. The three officers vii
also belong to the Board.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-06-22
COTTON, GRAIN
AND PROVISIONS
New York Closed One Hundred and
Ten Points Higher and New Or =
leans Ninety Points Up.

I. T. . "
With the close in every active month
marked up above twenty six cents to-
day New York showed a gain Of over
Ia hundred points in every month.
New Orleans showed a gain Of almost
as much, the close being from ninety
to one hundred points above yester-
days closing figures. The climb to-
day has been steady from the very op-
ening. At New Orleans every quota
ton on the board advanced from the
twenty four cent column to the twenty
five cent. column. Spots at New York
were up eighty five points and at New
Orleans thirty eight points up. Sales
were 891 bales.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-06-22
BOUGHT HIGH !.
GRADE STOCK
Blooded Holstein Cattle Purchased
by Greenwood Planters at West
Point Sale.

Eleven head Of blooded H6lstein cat
tie arrived in Greenwood today shipp-
ed from West Point, Miss, the purch-
ase Of which cost two Greenwood gem
tlcmen the sum of $1,000. The cattle
were sold at auction at West Point
and we're purchased by Dr. w. 7. john
son and Mr.. G. P. Elliott. n
DR.. johnson bought five head, pay
ing the sum Of 5000 for them while
Mr.. Elliott purchased six head tor the
sum Of $700.
Dr.. johnson and Mr.. Elliott went tt
West Point Monday and returned
Wednesday. The cattle were shippet
later, reaching here this morning.
The purchase Of blooded stock, e
pecially of the Holstein variety, indl
Gates the interest that Is being takei
in better stock in this section, an in
terest that has long been dormant.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-06-22
JAMES O'CONllER
COMES SUNDAY
Brilliant Irish American Orator TO
Speak in Interest Of Red Cross
at Theatre.

Hon. James O'Connor, Of Louisiana,
the brilliant and talented Irish-Amer-
ican orator, will be in Greenwood Sun
day night and will deliyer an address
at the Greenwood Theatre in the in
terest Of the Red Cross War Fund.
The meeting Sunday night will ofitciai-
ly begin the campaign to raise Green
woods share Of the hundred million,
dollars. The meeting is under the di-
rect management Of the Red Cross
Central Committee Of Lefiore County
of which Mr.. George A. Wilson, r.,
is chairman. .
Mr., O'Conner has campaigned all
over Louisiana in the interest of the
cause and has met with wonderful sue
cess everywhere. He is recognised as
one Of the ablest orators in the South
and the people Of Greenwood and L.
fore County will not miss the oppor-
tunity to hear him.
The campaign over the county has
met with much success also. It has
\ been conducted by the Central Com-
mittee during the week and each Day
has seen the results growing.
| In addition to the above speaker an
entertainment in the form Of tableau
display Of the work Of the Red Cross
Nurse will be given. It is being ar.
). ranged now and will be very beautiful
and will give very realistic idea q
what the nurses have to 60 through.
The French and Belgium soldiers will
play a part in it, as will the starving
: children of Belgium and the old people
. of Northern France who have beer
!. driven from their homes. s
., Battery c., the Boy Scouts and tn
:. Matinee Musicale will take q promi
nent part in the exercises.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-06-22
YAzoo.DELTA HIGHWAY ASSN
Meeting Being Held at Eudora, De-
Sofa County, Today.

Secretary Hays, who is also Secre-
tary and Treasurer Of the Yazoo-Delta
Highway Association, is absent today
in attendance on a big good roads
meeting being held at Eudora in De-
Soto county. The district in DeSoto
county embracing the territory be-
tween the Tunica county line and the
Tennessee State line is to vote next
Saturday, 23rd inst, on Rnd issue
of s75,ooo.oo, for ths 4 nt i'm
provement Of the khSay that
county which will yns sco ectin
link between the TuniGa County sys-
tenn of improved highways ~ Mem
nhis. II itscarries tti1 viii provide
! for the last link in Yasoo Delta high
way route between Memphis and Jack.
son, Miss, through tHe counties OF
Desoto, Tunica, Coahoma, Tallahatch-
ie, LeAore, Holmes and Madison, all
the other parts Of the through high
way having been constructed or con-
tracted for.
| The meeting today at Eudora is to
stimulate interest. Mr.. Hays has been
lverv energetic and active in his efforts
Ito secure the construction of this
through highway and it now seems
Ibis efforts may be crowned with sue
|cess.
There has been secured some enthu'
ls;astic and entertaining highway ex'
nerts to address the meeting today.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-06-22
ROB STORE OF
/. A. BERNSTEIN
kE
rh;.ves Entered Through Back Win
dow and Got Away With Rich
Haul Of Gents Clothing.

Thieves entered the store OF Mr.. A.
Bernstein some time last night ana
after emptying the cash register q all
change left in it, amounting TO ap-
proximately six dollars, getting sew
eral pairs Of Boyden shoes. helping
themselves to silk shirts, socks, ties
trousers, etc., made good their eseaps
and left no clue behind them. Inc
approximate value Of the goods missed
20 far will amount close to seventy
dollars, according 10 Mr.. Bernstsah.
Entrance to tas store was gained
through . back whaow. The tnie'
making good his escape through the
same way. u.
IN addition to the various things en-
umerated above the thief carried ava!
revolver belonging to Mr.. Friday
(. schuler, who is connected with th'
store in the capacity cf clark.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-06-22
RAISE NEAT sum
7. FOR WAR ORPHAN
Benefit Shows and Per Centage Of
Sales at Crumont and Randy,
Kitchen Net $64.97.

The Chakchiuma Chapter, Daugh-
ters of the American Revolution, real
lied neat sum toward the support OF
their war orphan and the purchase
Of thair Liberty Loan Bond through
the benefit shows given Wednesday at
the Greenwood Theatre and the per
centaga of business atsthe Crumont
and the Handy Kitchen on the same
day. These three business places have
the thanks Of the chapter for their
kindnesses and liberality.
Following are the sums realized
from the different places: -.
Greenwood Theatre, ......;..,........$34.OO
Handy Kitchen ................... -. 1857
Crumont ............................ ZO.4o
The sum total .$64.97
The support of the French war or
phan for one year costs the chapter
$3.50. The Liberty Bond cost them
$50, of which five have already been
paid, leaving a total of $3.50 to be
paid on the two! When the amount
raised Wednesday is deducted it leaves
$l650 still to be raised.
A few weeks ago the chapter gave
$40 toward the purchase Of yarn with
which to make comforts for the r1er
Of the Navy. After the $3.50 hal
been raised all money received will bt
spent for yarn.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-06-22
LOCAL CROP CONDITIONS.
The Commonwealth Reporter Says
Conditions Materially Improved
in Territory He Travels.

Greenwood, June ~, 1917.
Editor The Commonwealth:
Crop conditions in the section have
Travelled this week are materially i'm
proved since the weather became more
seasonable.
There was grave uneasiness during
the prevalence of the recent cool
weather as cotton showed symptoms
of dying out, and in some fields, in
sandy and low stiff soils, the plant
did look in bad shape-but after a
few warm nights and hot sunshiny
DAYS, it is recovering rich green
color and putting on healthy growth.
The only apparent injury from the
unusual low temperature seems to be
that the growth was retarded. The
plant is generally small, the fields are
as a rule free from grass and weeds,
and the soil in fine condition for Wig
orous growth.
The acreage in cotton has been in
the territory / travel, somewhat re-
duced, but / think not materially
| With favorable weather conditions
during the next five or six weeks, the
fields being in Such excellent shape
/ the outlook is decidedly favorable
barring Of course the inroads OF th'
dreaded pest, the boil weevil. This in
siaious deadly foe Of the planter II
very generally in evidence-ready II
many fields to do his destructive wor'
as fast as the young forms appear
The fight against him has already be
gun. saw squads of picaninnies OF
Sunfower industriously hunting th'
bug.
Corn, with the inception Of summed
weather, has wonderfully improved
and promises now, if timely rains fall
an abundant crop.
| Wheat and oats harvesting is in full
swing; neither of these crops, an
sorry to report, will yield a satisfac
tory harvest; some fields however, o
both, where conditions as to time Q
sowing and the character of the so
were favorable, are turning out moo
erately well. ,.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-06-22
VETERAN CHIEF ITALIAN ARMY.
(By Associated Press

Rome, June 22-General Cadorna,
Chief Of the General Staff Of the ltal-
ian army, has known the mountains
in which the Italians are now fighting
the Asutrians since he was little boy
In an elementary school book on the
war,the story Is related that when 9
lad Of six he became lost while roam
ing in the mountains. AT the end Of =
whole day he was found and led home
to his distressed mother. Don't cry,
mamma, please" he said. I'm not
AFRAID q tha mountains"
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-06-22
REGISTRATION !.
WAS 9,649,93S
Making Allowance for Six Hundred
: Thousand in Service Census
Bureau Estimate Correct.
(By Associated Press

Washington, June 22-The total en-
rollment of the War Department an.
nounced by General Crowder today
was nine million, six hundred and for
ty nine Thousand, nine hundred ane
thirty eight. Draft regulations will
be ready for publication by July thu
first, two months before the first cal
to the colots. Allowing for six hundred
thousand nen already in service it is
believed that the Census Bureau es
innate is approximately correct. .
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-06-22
SPECIAL MEETING ON ROCK
ISLAND PLAN.

Davenport. Ia, Juse 22-(By Union
Associated Pr~ss) "A special meeting
of the stockholders Of the Rock Island
Railroad was called here today follow
ing the meeting in Chicago yesterday
to pass upon matters discussed at
Yesterdays session.