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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-24
In the Oil J. ields

CONTINUED FROM PRECEDING P\GEl
COLE POOL Simons and others
are shut down nt 400 feet ON the X.
Jones No . In the northeast corner OF
the northwest of the southwest or
17-14-15.
In the southeast corner OF the south
west OF the northwest Of the same sec
tion. the KanotcX On company has n
rig up for Rentle No. 3.
Patterson on company is shut down
at 800 feet on the l.. Rentc No.
in the northeast corner OF the north
west OF the southeast Of lS-l4-l5,
In the southwest corner OF the
northwest OF 2S-1i-l5 Cooper and
others No. n. Garter farm Is still u
rig
The Standard Royalties company is
still shut down at l.240 feet on the s.
jefferson No. in the center OF tho
north line OF the southwest OF the
southeast OF 29-14-l5.
Cooper and others are drilling at
1.160 feet on the S jefferson No I IN
the southwest corner Of the northwest
OF the northwest OF the southeast ~
29-14-15.
The Laurel OH x Gas Co. is drilling
nj l,S0O feet on the H. Colbert farm in
31-14-15
The Bealer oil 8 Gas Co is rigging
up No. on the NJ. Carter farm in the
northeast OF 29-lI-l5
The Celcstin" OH company and 9TH
ers are building a rig for No. ON the
l.. Manuel farm In the northeast cor
ner OF the northwest OF l-14-l5.
FRANC tIS-Thr Eureka Ou com
pany ~ shut down Mt 600 feet ON the
\. c. Chadncr farm In the northeast
corner OF the southeast of 2I-5-T
Bonedum and Trees arc drilling AT
72j feet on the William oliver farm m
tho center Of the east line VI the w,st
half OF the northeast of 70 -.
The Ada Petroleum company No l
Davis IN the southwest corner OF the
northeast Of 3-5-9 is location.
The Shermac Oil & Gas co. stII has
tho rig up on the McEclvey ana star
rltt property In the northwest corner
Of the southeast OF the northeas of the
southwest of 23-i-T.
The Mascho ph company Is shut
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-24

NEW NORk1 Dec 81 SOmo improve
mont in railroad transportation service IN
yorohle weather has benefited stecl man
uiacturcrs The Cleveland plant OF tho
American steel 4 Wire Co. after being down
i'r nine days resumed operations last Tues
day
IL Is estimated that between so and go
per cent OF capacity Of steel plants Is oc.
cupicd with government work
Structural work is more active Ordcrs
placed the past tcw days amount % ~. 900
toms. uvothirds ot which is for govern.
mcut work The government is asking Tor
6.lOO tons W armor plate for army tractors
now heuE built
Demand for pig iron is FAR in excess o'
furnace capacity hut now contracts agsre.
eating 100 GOO tons have been placed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-24
VIII Meet In Tulsa.

OKLAHOMA CITY Dec. 23.-Thlrd
congress of the State Safety Council
will meet this time at Tulsa Fcbru-
airy ? and l3, according TO announce
ment from the state labor commits
sioners office today. II was decided
to hold the meeting at Tulsa because
that section OF the state represents Tho
center of the Industrial activities
Need of the conservation OF humnn
life and energy will be emphasized i'm
the discussions OF the meeting
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-24

OKLAHOMA CITY. Dec. %. Total
of 1.245 people secured work during
the first fifteen days of The month Of
December from the four offices of the
state employment bureau, according to
a report issued by the labor depart.
ment. This II so per cent lncrenso
over the whole month ~ i,kiG Al,
the Oklahoma city office 2sB peoui,
secured work, at Enid. ~, AT Nus.
kogee, 2ll. and at Tulsa. COZ.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-24
Lakewood Hotel Vow IIospitnl.

NEW NOkk Dec G3--Tho gov
orument has taken over the Lakewood
hotel az Lakewood, y j.. famous win
ter health "osort as y hospital for
o,uyalos,iug soldiers, Il was an
1ouuccd here today The hotel has
four hundred rooms and is considered
tirtuauy fireproof II Will be rcmod.
elcd TO provide FOR three or four thou.
SAID patients
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-24

dispatches Russia
different branch recognizing head
entirely governing
p
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-24

OKLAHOMA CITY, Dec. 23.-The
State Pharmaceutical board will hold
tho quarterly meeting on January 8
and Q. at which time applicants for
license as druggists VIII be examined.
There are about twenty-five appli-
cants now recorded for the eXamina-
ton.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-24
DRAFTED FARMERS MAY BE
PERMITTED TO HELP CROPS
Secretary Baker Would Give Pcriodi-
cal Leave to Make CD for Short
age of Labor

WASHINTON, Dec 2.-Secretary
Baker has a plan TO permit farmer
boys in the army to return to their
homes at periodical intervals to as
sist in crop production. He outlined
1t today to a delegation of New York
farmers who protested against con
diuons created by the .r"arcity OF la
Dor.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-24

SHAWNEE Chambers and others
ara shut down at 1850 feet on the
Nattakas farm in the southwest cor
ner Of the northeast of the northeast
of 2G-1 l-3e.
w. J.. Wilson n Co In shut down
at lilo feet on the j. T. Smith farm
In the southwest corner of the north
west OF the northwest OF the south
west OF 2S-l0-te. No In the north
west corner or the southwest OF the
northwest Of tho southwest OF the see
tion Is RIG building.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-24
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
LOST AND EOINn


MRDALE DOG-Gost. about four months
old body black with brown legs and head
Phone Cedar 245l.
DoG-MiKed bull and fox terrier, white body,
stralght ears, name Billy on collar; re.
S156 %sId for return. p. +, Genet. Phone
Doc sPITZ-Strayed or stolen, female.
white, right hand leg has been broken,
.eward Tor return or information leading
TO recovery. Usage 1928
co Collar 8 rerSfd 'Po''sd Gooon no name %
South Detroit
FOUNTAIN PEN-Lost gold mounted ioun.
tam pen reward Phone l57
GARNET BRoACH-Lcst, garnet broach,
eSaIeG sSnS or %9rnios o9 sos,n First Presbyterian
Fifteenth Return 1897 South Boston or
phone Usage 522l Reward.
ONE-Lost, one white Md glow, black
sttchlhg on back, on U'ica between bar.
hsti and Admiral Ph)ne Usage 1888
/, u,NIING COAT-Lost brown duck hunt.
ing coai between Third and Boulder and
irving f'ace, reward. Builders Supply Co
lRISll sETIER-Bird dog, six months old
Phone 1853 for reward
LOST yesterday, in Tulsa gold rim III.
iorHl 'ye glafaos; suitable reward paid iO5
Bllss bldg Phone Usage 10 or 1850
WILL Strayed or stol,l one bllrk borso
muie. 10 hands high, rjmiag 3 wears old;
no bIanah, but several warts on him. ast
seen about four or tiya weeks byo abnut
seven miles northwc,, Of Tulsa: $40 re-.
"aid Tor return Of mule or information
leading to his recovery. Notify Henry
smith Tulsa, okla Box llsa
F.IIl Iost. Mrdalc puppy with collar on,
reward Phone Usage 237s. '
FV'hEI BOOK Pound, owner can have
Tor ad ""N paying
FookEI BOOK Party in green car picking
up po'k'ibook at Fifteenth North Tren,
ton, call Usage 5047: reward.
"pBE Lost from car on East First street
Ha'urd@y afternoon bue silk loungins
robe reward for return to 1908 Septf
boulder or phone 2G4o: no questions asked.
I1 o11o,hEs-Lo',; a child's large rubber.
urea tricycle. Friday. Return and reeeiys
trWAfd lAJ7 Baltimore
"HhSI ,,t., HSG-p".,y who took gold mesh bag
rom hro"n Mhrmon In front OF DeIIaves
ioWer Hhop Thursday afternoon ia knovn.
% I%e,9fn eme to World office and nothins
nm. Pt-'ELY PERSONAL a
hlMi II CONTROL Interesting booklet a.
fNin subject lOe (slivarA
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-24

CHItSNtN The Nine oil company
No. ] ON the Thorn farm i'm the south
east corner Of the southwest Of tho
southeast of -l-Nn-ie is still down At
$40 feet.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-24

LEONARD Tho HurfOrl on cOm-
pauy has rig up for No. ON tho
MuNey farm I'm the northwest corner
Of the southeast ~ 33-l7-l4.
The Namer OIL y Gas 60. Is drilling
at 500 feet ON the J. Simous 40 ! in
the center Of the south line of the
southwest OF the southwest OF 20
lT-lb
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-24

LEXINGTON The pcuuut oil y
Gas co. is shut down yet AZ 240 feet
ON the t. Jarhce farm an the north
east corner OF the northwest Of
-1u-1e
In the northwest corner ot tho
northeast OF ll-1n- -lw. tho National
Ou company Ia shut down at $50 fcct
for fuel ON the r. Il. LovclcSs farm.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-24
STONE NIIEE

STONE BLUFF The Melba on
company Is drilling at 300 feet on tho
u. Ashury No. . In the southeast cor
nor " the southwest OF the northeast
OF 20-lG.l5.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-24

NI\CI\\ES-Tho Crane oil y
ias Co. ls shut down nj 625 feet or
the Barber farm IN tho center of the
northeast OF the northeast Of 26-Gn-Ic.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-24
NEWCASTLE

NlaNC\Nlll1" The kuccland OH
" Gas co. stti has the riE up ON the
Quiru farm u the center Of the north
west of the southeast ot lN-9u-tv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-24
rtiELY PERSONAL

BlhIH CONTROL -Intcre,tlnv hooC,.,..
ms subject i0o (sllverl contains uo n.
u.i,d 'hir32rms'ion, United Sales Co, Spring.
stN EhAi babies for adoption. MIR. Nh
IVY iiio Eaat Olive. Guthrie, Okla
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-24

down vet at .OI5 feet on the william
Chisholm farm IN the northwest cor
ncr of the southwest OF the southeast
Of 3-4-1
rhc Fasbrock Petroleum company
has n rig up on the - Miller farm I'm
the suuthwest corner Of the southeast
OF the northeast OF the northwest OF
2i-4-9
SOUTH OF LEONARD - Henry
Hornecker In shut down AT l.b03 feet
on the Frank Billingslea No. in the
northeast corner OF the southeast OF
the northwest OF the northwest OF
2-l6-l4
In tho southeast corner of tho
southwest OF tho northeast OF 25-l-it
Peterson and others are starting up AZ
1870 feet on the b. Grayson No. :.
The Carter on company IL pulling
the 6As inch casing AT 2,27O foet on
the Luke Ncvins No. 2 in 25-l-l4.
Honslov and others No. on the \.
Anderson farm in 36-l6-l4 is shut
down at 700 feet 1t is I'm tho center of
the east line OF the southeast OF tho
southeast OF the section.
MAUD 8 Hnught and others are
underrcRming the lO-inch at l,32O
teot on the A. Thorn farm I'm the
the northwest Of "a s-5c.
II. H. Wallace is shut down at 500
feet yet on the B Diets farm I'm the
northwest corner OF the southeast Il
% sn-2e.
The Maud oil \ Gas Go. no. 2 on
the Davis farm In the southwest cor
uer OF the northwest OF the northeast
OF lS-7-lc Is stlll n rig ON the ground.
CALNIN-Jordap and associates
has location yet on the II. Scales
farm I'm the northeast cornsr Of the
southeast OF the southeast OF 81
Gu-qc
In the northwest corner Of the
southeast OF 33-6n-Ioc the Gordon
ard others No. on the II. Curlec
farm ls drilling nt 500 feet
f.. f. Fisher and others No. l on
the William Stautev farm I'm tho
southeast corner OF the northwest OF
S6-6u-3 -3c Is rig.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-24

NENGI R--Hyau and Giycus No
ON the lrurcr farm iu the southwest
corner of the southeast OF I5-S-lNe is
rlg ON the ground.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-24
W&uatAdS
Standardized and Indexed for Quick Refer
ence, According to
THE BASIL L. SMITH SYSTEM
(CoDyright)
Phone 5000

CLOSING HOURS.
All want ads must be in World office by
p IN. on day before sd is TO run.
RATES
Telephone your want ads TO The Tulsa
World when 1t is more convenient for you TO
do so. This is an accommodation service and
payment must be made promptly. Always
ask that your telephone advertisement be re-
peatcd back to you by the pafsOn taking IL
Always say when you &c, rhe World tcle
phone operator: Give me the wan,
Adtsker. Give your name, address and
telephone number first, then give your want
ad TO her
out-oftown, household goods and situation,
wanted ads must be paid In advance.
mitted. wv Ps'
One cent word each insertion.
Mlnmum space ~ words
Nlhimum amount one time zoe
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-24
CuNUTNUQUN COUNTY. KN>

The Carter OIL company has made a
location for No 20 on the w II. Alien
farm I'm j-3I-li
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-24

AlRDALE DoG-Lost about four months
Phone Cedar 245l
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-24

Nlrdale puppy with collar on;
10 Usage 237s.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-24

spotted, no name on
+. A. Goodwin, sl9
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-11-29
SECOND DISTRICT.

Robert Carter LOO, Fred Craighead
200, j. A. Craighead $50, Mrs. Lucy
Craighes leo.
Bill Drap lcO J. Draper 5 100,
Miss Micca d tag Loo, Mrs Minnie
Draper 500, ]. S. Dundey zoo.
Mrs. Ada Fnrkum 500, A. N. For
KUN soc, Luke H. Folkum 1000.
ID. A. Gaines 500, Mrs. Belle Hack.
ett Loo. J.. C. Hackett 10 90, J. C.
Hackett 200, j. C. Hackett & Son
1000, S. .. Hackett 2 90, Chas. Xix
LOO, J. H. Huffines $50.
B. C. Jones 500, Geo. w. Jones LOO,
Harley Jones 500
John Long 100. W. A. Long soc. W.
H. Long 800
A. McCawley 10 90. A. X, McCawIey
500, Mrs. Carrie McCawley $50, Will
McCawlev 500, Harley McCoin $50,
John Mcclure LOO, Luke Mcclure 90,
j. v. Pistole 500, Lester Ray 90,
j. E. Richmond 500, N. Is. Richmond
l.50.
o. ID. Wheeler LOO, NJ. II. Wheeler
500, }. Il. Wilson Loo, r. J.. Wilson
500.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-11-29
FROM OUR BOYS
-IN kHAkI.-

truly as there in the ankle length
pants and the colorcd necklie.
One of these types is the
Boob, who thinks he's better.
We all bav> him spotted, and
when we think Of him our fists
swing outward involuntary. We
reach unconciously for a missile
to hurl. If there is none, some
of us unbottle some of the Ian
guage that the Y. NJ. G. A. huts
have signs against. These hid.
den resources of language fail
ing US, we lapse into disgust,
which is really more effective
than indigo expletives. For the
Boob" who thinks he's better
turks in every camp. He is not
here because he wants to be,
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-11-29
FOURTH DISTRICT.

Gives ten dollars: Sam and John
Cassetty, = u Clark
Gives FIVE dollars: II l. Forkum,
Joe ilerod (coD. A A IIulf. Burr Keith.
~ NJ lynn. J ) Raggio. u |. Sadler.
Mrs II l. Sadler. w 2 Webb
Gives two dollars fifty cents:-Avery
Clark, X Y Clark. Il NJ CraDtrec.
Gives two dollars: IS Hanrr. Kit
Keith, Channir Sadler-
Gives one dollar lifty cents: A NJ
6Illock, Miss Sallie GiIlock
Gives one dollar: John Cassetty,
I,an Clark. II H Clark. Jay Clark. Les
lie Clark. Bryan Crabtree. Graves &
Pate. r Hall. John Hudsan. \ $ Pip
(contiRaed on page p
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-11-29
Camp Jackson,
Columbia, S. G,
Nov. "a, 1917.
To the Sentinel:

To the Sentinel:
We come in contact with all
types Of men here, out the most
conspicuous one is is the guy
with the mole vision, who might
claim that an o. ID. outfit makes
every man the same sort of a
man, He would back up his
near-sighted claim bv declaring
that clothes makes the man.. "
But this myoptic make has never
really lived in any army
cantonment. If he had enjoyed
such a privilege even his restrict
ed gaze might have ~old him that
there are types in kllika just as.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-11-29

that fact he frankly admits. Not
that he would not be willing todO
his share in the war. if allowed
10 choose and pick he might, but
it would be a soft-handed' white
col!ared. cologn-scented bit. He
really would not associate with
the comnNn herd, for he is a
better sort of breed. He is un-
used to contact with the bristle
necks. He finds the jostle of
crude elbows so annoying, and
one is even forced to wash ones
dishes with these crude fellows,
which this Boob" hates. He
disdanes to disrobe in plain
sight of a rude fellow, who has
driven a truck and to have re-
marks made by this rude fellow
to another rude fellow. who has
ueen until recently a fixer of
plumbing, He shune the CON-
pany of the ruddy faced. brown
clear eyed. strong mind
ed boys. who have for years fed
him by the sweat of their brows.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-11-29
THIRD DISTRICT.
v. b. BrooGs 5 0O, John Brown LOO,
+ y Ryrne m

v. b. Brooxs 5 0O, John Brown LOO,
F. r Byrne 500
J A. Carver 3 6a t d Carver 90
| G Carlock 50c Inn Carver 90, jrc
Carver s %. i.nin Carver ? 80. r K
Carver \ 90. $. A. Carver i.00. Walter
Carver = 90, w p. Carver l.m. W. l..
Carver O0, F NJ Cassetty 100. DR.
#. O cnrnwell 10 10, W |. cornwell
l0c. ! A C"wa,d ! 0o. !. NJ. CM . 0O.
A. D Draper 3 M, Hardy Drap r
500. j. $. Drap,'r 90. II T.. benson
100, iiascom Dixon 80. Mrs. & II,
Dixon Ga)c. Guy Dixon Soc. ller,hell
Dixon 2Ic. J N Dixon 10 Lima Dix
on l5r. NJ. A Dixon 100. Rad Dixon
25c, Mrs Rldford Dixon 2jc. Robert
Dixon 25c. Miss Eula DycuS 200. NJ. II.
Dycus 90. h. + Donaho 90
Gilbert Forkum Soc. IT.. y. Fork am
Loo, Joe Fuller Loo.
Miss Estelle Gailhreath = 90. roncy
lIardta 5 O0. w d. Hardcastlc O0
A. H. Hawkins = 80, A. e. Howell 0O,
Melvin Xix Sc, Oscar Xix 5pc. J. A.
Huff 100. G. f. llntlines 2 80. Cortis
llufiines 90. g. w. llutlineS 10 90.
Newt IlufI:nes 25c. G.. j. Hunter, I0r
Harmon jenkins 500. Jim Jenkins
zoe. W. u Jenkins 20. W. NJ lrn-
kins 5,c.
II. c. Kerr LOO. ]. r. l.ansdrn ! 90.
Bose Law LOO. g. +. Lee Mc. f. {.
Long zoe.
c. II Martin & Co 1900. J. l.. Me
Carver 500, Mrs. ]. l.. McCarvcr 2 80.
Miss Jennie McCue Loo N j. McCue
| 90. Robt McCue LOO, r. l.. McCue
|. 90, Stonie McCue 90. II. II Minchey
soc, Ben Murray loo. George Murray
LOO,
Cary Price LOO. Alrxandrir Ray 90
Berry Ray = 50. book Ray 25c, joe
Ray l5c, J r. Rav 25c. J. NJ Ray | 90
Lonzo Richardson LOO. Willie Richard
son sec. Bedford Roberts Doe
Joe Slohe zoe. M /. Slnnc LOO. ID )
Sutton $50.
CT West 5Oc, Clarence Wit"her ~.
CGrtis Witchrr lHc. |. u Wilson | W.
& h Cassctty IN. jake Draper ah.
lIaggard Dy us 90. W II Hunter soc,
NJ G Hulfires Loo. w u lluilines c,
Eoney Hall Loo. Albert Richardson
LOO. j w Richardson 00. IL 7 Pate
= 00. Drury Virgins ! 00. A Friend ! p
Cash 2.95
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-11-29

500, II. b. Tinsley 500, j. c. Tinslcy
300 j. L. TinsIey 1900.
Pr. Vanhooser 1000. Jas. Wash.
burn 300. MIS-. Jas. Washburn 100,
George West loo. T. D. West 500,
Miss Mary Williams Soc, Mrs. M. K.
Williams soc.
b. +. Young 500, Mrs II. &. Young
200, II. Raggio Young 500, q. NJ
Young 500. School children 10, Friend
LOO. w. C. T. u. 2.5O-
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-11-29

All this is very diStasteful to the
Boob" who thinks he's better.
He takes pleasure in informing
us boys that he has never been
thrown with rough, unhewn men
They are from a different order.
He only tolerates the royal herd.
Local Board, if you should find
one of the above named "Boobs"
please warn him of his coming
doom, for he sure has a rough
road ahead, not because of the
road, but because of himself. He
is as out of touch with the dem
ocratic spirit as if he ma / lived
in the time of King Geo. II. His
nose has been inherited from a
family in which the proboscis
has always been on forty-five
degree angie, though perhaps
the Boob" can not be blamed,
and certainly term as a mem
ber perforce of the great broth
erhood in American leggins and
service stetsons will bring the
Boob" to his senses, and make
him realize that after all, he is
not better, but only a Boob.
This is only one character.
Most of us boys are very cheer
full and jolly. We are all in high
spirits. inspired by the ideals
that make this nation free, This
spirit must be kept alive despite
all the hardships and suffeings
ahead. for these are attacks Of
depression, loneliness aud de-
spair that come in darI. hours to
the bravest of men. These can
be warde1 off uy every one who
has son friend, or reiatise. in
the ranks, showing thar you are
behind him by sending him a
message Of consolation nr some
thing nice to aat.
The American Government
calls to its colors every liberty
loving man and woman in this
country 10 help in lis program nf
promoting the physical. mental
and spiritual wcl-heing nj your
sons. friends and loved ones in
the ranks. There must he no,
break in the first line of com
munication between the camr
and the home. Upon you de-
pends The happiness of US boys.
who are now fighting. and Of
those of us who are in perhaps
the near future to fight vo,lr bat
ties. You will not fail us in our
hour of need.
Lewis NJ. Bolts.
Go. lS. l56 Depot lirig.
Camp Jackson.
Columbia. S, c.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-11-29

Camp Gordon.
Atlanta. Ga.
Nov. ~. 1917.
hDear Mr.. Editor:
Will drop a few lines for Your
paper.
7 We boys arrived in Camp Cor
don. Nov, 18th. We found every
/ thing better than we expected.
! The boys are all feeling fin. over
taking "a twenty mile hike Friday
4 l7lh. nme 0i "a, TN ughl we
! knew Solu. little. nut found out
different. th,hgh we hope To
learn suInething before We come
back.
7 We want to thank these
girls for the nice candy they
gave us.
We haven't any uniforms yer.
Looking for them at any time.
We Jackson county boys are
all together in the same Com
tpany. We will leave for Comm-
hia. s c. next week.
/ Write all the news boys To the
Jackson County Sentinel. for We
like to herr from home boys
Lee NJ. Terry.
9Th ca. 3rd Tr RI
l57 Depot Brig.
Camp Gordon.
Atlanta, Ga.