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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-04
CITY NEWS AND VIEWS.
W. 7. Wand Is in. Idabel today.


w T. Ward Is in Idabel today
Mr.. and Mrs. J. f, McCartv are in
Colorado Springs.
Miss Marie Miller. who has been visit.
ing Miss Ida Lee Sims. has returned to
her home at Oklahoma CITY
Il. +. Femlee. of Writ. has arrived
at Colorado Springs on an automobile
tour OF Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs, Elmo c. Glenn and
child of Oklahoma City. are the guests
OF l.. n. Glenn, ID street northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. c. Wymore have re.
turned from several days visit to the
Graham neighborhood.
Mrs Charles G. Campbell was hostess
TO Baptist Young Ladies' Aid Society at
her home this afternoon at O'Clock
Mr. and Mrs. X. +. McCrory and son.
~ AANttAAAt AiiN 1hANS VIA shN0al ~ Mtlll
to Durant Sunday for weeks visit
Many Ardmore families took advan.
tage of the Labor Day holiday yester-
day and spent the day fishing and
hunting.
o, a. Greenwood has returned from
a three weeks trip TO Colorado springs.
Colo, Mrs. Greenwood who is visiting
in Texas, will return Sunday.
Tickets for the Humbug Circus will
be on sale AT the City Drug store. Boyd.
Harrel Drug Co. and the Frame Drug
Store.
Maximum temperature Monday was
80 degrees and the minimum 6S degrees
Precipitation yesterday afternoon was
.46.
Mrs. c. IL. Boston, of Gainesville
Texas. will arrive tomorrow for visit
at the home OF her brother, b. II. Ma
son. 20. Fourth ave. ~ w.
Mr. and Mrs. Ran Webb and son and
daughter Lee and Mona Ruth returned
yesterday after a stay of ten davs at
sulphur.
Miss Buelah Cavolt. of Guthrie is a
visitor at the home Of her cousin. Mrs.
H. W. Critchfield, l27 North Washing.
ton.
The Colorado Springs chamber Of com.
merce Bulletin in noting those who re-
Gently made the trip TO Pixies Peak in
cludes the names Of Mr.. and Mrs A. c.
Straehley and Iona Lynn
Roy Denning and his mother. Mrs.
NJ. j. Denning, are entertaining j. NJ.
Martin. Of Weatherford. Texas. Mr.. Mar.
tin is brother Of Mrs Dennins and
Mrs. f. f. Rowles
Thad Baker. who took course in
military training at the officers train.
ing school. TT. Logan II. Roots. Little
Rock Ark. will leave for Norman the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-04

Fred Gillette OF Fl Reno. is in Ard.
more on business
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-04

Thad Baker. who took course in
military training at the officers train.
ing school, TT. Logan II. Roots, Little
Rock Ark. will leave for Norman the
latter part OF the week. to take up work
at the University Of Oklahoma.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-04

Roy Denning and his mother. Mrs
NJ. J, Denning, are entertaining j. NJ.
Martin. Of Weatherford. Texas. Mr.. Mar.
tin is brother Of Mrs. Dennins and
Mrs +. Z. Rowles.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-04

Are you one Of the hundreds who
have tried many different tonics and now
say -Dandruf can't be stopped?
If so, remember. PomPeiAn HAIR
Massage is not only tonic, il IS treat
menL This treatment Is carefully described
in a leaflet. The Hair and It's Care
enclosed in every package.
Deming graphic., 1917-12-21

that the shipment was originally de-
hvcred Ia consignec on basis of thru
rate of So cents Il hundred and later
bills for mdcrchargcs for variou,
amounts We're presented Ia consienee
COR payment, and finally suit WAS
threatened for the recovery of IN
amount above stated. and it was Ii
ndllv agreed between both parties IN
interest that thi, commission submit
the matter to the Interstate Com
mcrcc Commission IN the form Of
stipulation Tor adiusimon,
and after the exchange of considera
bile CORE >pondencc with both parties
riercsted the matter was finally sub
mtted to the federal board under
date of june -. 1917. and under
d3te of October %, 1917. the Inter
t tc Commerce I commission ruled
at through rate of % cents per
hundred was applicable from pomi
' origin to final destination. Il copy
o| such opinion being forwarded 10
both parties in interest. which dis
, nstd of the matter. and the caus,
vas closed December :. l1lG
Deming graphic., 1917-12-21
Bouquet tor the Mayor


Dec. II. lgl1
VI. a. Nordhaus.
'Dcmng. y. VI.
Nv Dear Mayor.
"lt gives me Great pleasure Ia write
You that have completed my mis-.
sion IN organizing police system
fer Your great little village, and hope
II will meet with Nonr approval and
expectations. There - mo- doubt 100
my mind OF it, practicability II -r,
and regulations are carried out in de
tail and persistent energy and inter
,si are manifested bv the .uper.or of b.
flcers.
81 thank You especially for the
confidence YOU have in me to do this
work and sincerely hope the police
force and citizens will cooperate with
You IN making this u grand ~ucc,- 81.
II feel highly honored to have had
the opportunity of making Your ar-
gualntancc and shall consider Won l,
ohe of my most trea -urcd friends
81 sincerely hope the citizens of
Dcming will realize the importanc. of
this work fos which you alone must
be credited, and for Your foresight
rnd the interest YOU nave manifest
ed in establishing the 'Itsllcc system
10 safeguard the life aud pfNperty OF
this community. If in the Nture
can be of any assistance to YOU, com
mand me, n II will be u pleasure 10
-crve YOU"
Very especially,
b. J. ZABRISKIE.\
Deming graphic., 1917-12-21
AppreCiative Reply


Demlng. y. VI Dec. l.. 1917.
MIR William Juue-.
clay Ccnlro, Ncb.
Nv dear SIR:
| have your letter co. the llih ms.
cul Io J. q. cooper, vice president
of the Dcn,ing National Bank and as
Executive Secretary uf the War Ser
wee Board. bas to acknowledge rc-
,clpl OF elj donated To the Camp
'ady Recreation Fund bv one hun
GrcI and fifty ladies and gentlemen
Of CLAY Ccnlr'. Neb.
la such case. the words thank
YOU would b, meaningless, and no
oppression of gratitude. in my hum
bic opinion, ha, Yet been devised 10
iitlv signify that which is due your
self and the splendid hundred and
fifty who joined with Won IN the
Clay Centre contribution.
We have Gwen the letter fn IN.
press. 10 papers circulated in Camp
Cody and the seven. THE seven from
Clay Centre ought to feel that i,
is blessed privilege to hail from
CLAY Centre. Nebraska. and be the
envicd Of the forty Thousand boys
stationed here.
We're ! the master Of diction as Is
Deming graphic., 1917-12-21
Hughie Fixes EN- Up

This cause was brought to the at.
tention of the Commission bv letter
of the Deming Mercantile Company
under date of January /, 1917. al
leeing that the agent of the Santa
Fc railroad had presented an under
charge bill covering ear of mixed
grain and chops from Clovis to Dem
mg which moved during the month
cf April. 1916. The question was
ihcrerpon taken up with the General
freight agent oi respondent COM
rWV pointing out to him the fact
that q more liberal mixture was pro-
yldod from points IN New Mexico ,n
~ Pa>o than wa> obtained To dcs-
tuuuon~ M tins state. and that in
t3p opinion of the commission The
rudrrchar"r bin should be cancelled
The general freight agent at first de-
ulrred to the request of the com
mission, but upon the question being
taken mp personally We were advis-
,d under date of October -. 1917.
that # the commIs sion would issue -
,rrm-Sl,c order the undercharge
would he waived and accordingly our
order number $50 dated October -.
l9l7. was issued, which eliminated
The mdercharge bill and disposed of
the matter, aud the rau~c was closed
December IL. 1917.
Deming graphic., 1917-12-21
Bride Seeks Better Climate

Ms Nav Mu~men. of >iuuN CITY
Iowa. arrived on the Santa Fc sun
day morning and was ioined in the
bonds Of holy wedlock to Pvt. q. l..
Rothwcll. Company c. lO9th Engi-
necrs. about three hour, after arriy-
al. the ceremony being performed h,.
Rev. j. y. bell at the home Of Mr.
End Mrs. W. A. Page.
When | left Siori>. CITY, the bride
aid to the Graphic. *'the mercury
vas 22 below zero and tire daily pa b
per, predicted that il would gc 30 be-
low before the dav was over. Your
beautiful warm sunshine hese Ger
tainlv look, good To me-
The newlyweds have apartments in
the south part of the city.
Deming graphic., 1917-12-21
Patriotic Clay Center

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Films developed. . cents prr roli.
Prints, amy size. Sc each. For tnr-
ther information address The Cam
era shop, Lock Box 1907. Dcming,
New Mexico. l6tt
Deming graphic., 1917-12-21

ouI honored president. Woodrow Wi
sou, might find words 10 thank
vow God ble~- vuu and the noble
hundred and fifty.
Sincerely,
NNRON 4. KESNhE.
representing War Department Com
mission ou Training Camp Ar,l-
yite..
Deming graphic., 1917-12-21
ACAMP
WCODY
4 CULIS

j. +. Martin has resigned the see
relaryship Of the Knights of Colum-
bus hail. and left this week for Ok
lahoma City, Oklahoma, where he
will resume the practive Of the law.
Deming graphic., 1917-12-21

lnder the new system Of keeping
Gp the road in this camp, each bri-
sade is held responsible for lis par
ticular section of the highways and
has to stand inspection therefor. Not
q regiment or battalion but has ex.
perienced roadmakerS and such are
detailed for such work TO the better
ment of the camps highways.
Deming graphic., 1917-12-21

Beginning on the 18th instant at
the different y" buildings, French
and English officer instructors IN
oamp viii begin u series of lectures.
The FIRST one waS delivered on the
18th hN Captain Jean Douion. The
last lecture viii be given on Jan. =.
Some hish array officer viii dciiv.r
snour five lectures IN this course.
The subjects VII be- history. .cogra-
rhv, etc, of France, etc. a. they
pertain to the war IN an lt- aspect
Deming graphic., 1917-12-21

Try a Graphic Want Ad-they GET
results.
Evening star., 1917-03-18
VERDICT SUSTAiNS WILL
OF MISS SARAH E. MOORE
Jury Makes Finding at Direction of
Justice Mccoy in District Su-
preme Court.

By direction OF Justice Mccoy Of the
District Supreme Court, a jury late Fri
day afternoon returned a verdict uphold
ing the Will of Miss Sarah E. Moore.
Miss Moore died April 81, 1915. Ger
tain Of the heirs and next of kin of Miss
Moore, who contested the will, alleged
that Miss Moore. at the time the will was
executed, was of unsound mind, and that
the execution was procured by fraud and
Undue influence.
The estate, valued at about S15.00e. was
distributed among her relatives and be-
Eevolent and charitable institutions as
follows:
Mary Il, Ridgeway, q sister. 5000:
Martina V. Larrick IL sister 81 o10
Melita G. Spelshouse. sister. sic o00
John A. Moore a brother, who is named
as executor of the will, $4,000: Hattie
bouice, q niece, 5000; George "
Moore. nephew, 1000; John A. Ridge.
way. nephew. $4,000: Lille Blanks a
niece. $4,000; Wesley Methodist F,nisco~
pal Church, $4,000; the Methodist Home
for the Aged, $4,000; the Woman,s
Christian Temperance Union. So 00o
and the salvation Army. 81, 200.
The relatives contesting the will yrer.
represented by Attorneys George r.
Gertrnan and John Rtdout. while Al
torneys Walter c. BaIderston. George
Il. Linkins, A. Leftwfch Sinclair a9d
David f. Anthony appeared In defense
OF the will.
Evening star., 1917-03-18
Two Charged With Robbery.

John Luoas and William livery, both
oolored. were locked up at the first
lSreon0 police station yesterday by
iDseeuives Gllfoyle and Simpson
nnArged with robbery. 1t is alleged
t4hat thoy rolled Norman Acwith
5a<9 Corcoran street, for tho sum of
s11 Friday night The detectives re-
covered $7.S9 from one of the prie-
fonerA Lucas and livery will be ar
raigned before Judge Mullowny tomor-
row morning.
Evening star., 1917-03-18
Provision for Commanders.

Divisional or brigade commanders of
the guard and their staff officers will
be taken in as was done before. 1t is
provided, however. that each com
ruander Of such higher unit or of any
unattached brigade. regiment or COM
pany shall report by telegraph to the
departmental commander ON receipt of the
call and await orders The number OF Of
hcers and enlisted men in each organiza-
zion will be telegraphed to department
headquarters, accompanied by reports
Of all government property then in pos
session Of the guard regiments.
The plan also provides for the imme-
diate calling out of the National Guard
reserves. both commission and enlisted,
the latter going at once back to their
regiments. Reserve officers would be
assigned to duty as needed by the de-
partmental commander
Evening star., 1917-03-18
Plans for an Oyster Roast.

Several entertaining features are be-
Ing arranged for the next get to-
gsther" meeting of the membership
committee OF the Washington Board
OF Trade. to be held Friday evening
at 8 O'clock. The affair is to be in the
nature Of an oyster roast and is to be
held IN the headquarters of the Build
srs and Manufacturers Exchange, III
13th street northwest
Members of the committee In charge
are Charles ]. Waters. chairman; Fred
z. White, Oden S. Smith and George
Pitt.
Evening star., 1917-03-18
WILLING TO GIVE CZAR A JOB.
U. S. Employment Bureau. However
Says He Must Ask for IT

II Nicholas, who once had good iob
as Car of Russia,s wants a new no.
sit!on. the United States employment
service OF the department of Labor is
perfectly willing to help him out.
Oficials of the service are so bub-
Dling over with enthusiasm over helm
lhg District national Guardsmen to get
Jobs that an official was not ball5ed
Yhen asked yesterday about the ear.
II he comes over here and applies
Tor d JOB, smiled an official today, ''of
course wen help him. And il wo,l.t
cost him = cent, either"
Evening star., 1917-03-18
NATIONAL GUARD TOLD
TO PREPARE FOR SERVICE
Instructions Sent to Adiutants Gen
ersl to Be Followed in Case
Militia Is Called Out.

In preparation for any demand upon
the army that may grow out OF the
German o1is.s the militia bureau of the
War Department has sent instructions
70 all militia adjutaEts general outlin-
ing the plan to be followed In the event
Of the calling out OF the NauonaiGuard
for federal service.
Tho circular Of instructions advises
the adjutants general specifically of the
National Guard organizations in each
rtate and the District of Columbia
which would be summoned in case OF a
call. Mobilization. under the plan out
lined, would be conducted by the regu-
lar army departmental commanders,
who would be authorized to designate
sites for mobilization camps other than
those formerly used. II necessary, and
70 .srnake provision for shelter. recruit
ment and the formation of the recruit
training battalions. in the eVentuality
Of war" No units except those desis-
mated IN the list sent to each adjutant
unit taken into the federal service
would be required to have the full
maximum authorized for war strength,
"a prescribed for the regular army In
the national defense act.
No More Dual Status.
The circular also makes it clear that
there is to be no dual status for the
National Guard in the federal service
hereafter. It says no individual will be
accepted who has not taken the oath
prescribed by the national defense act.
At the time of the border mobilization
about 10000 men were held under the
old Dick provisions, classified MEM
bers of the organized militia, not of the
National Guard.
Individuals who are members of the
organized militia" the circular says,
and who take the prescribed oath, will
be accepted and given proper cEedit for
the time served in their existing enlist
nent contract in the organized militia"
Provision also is made for taking into
the federal service certain proper
ton of the state administrative staff of
the National Guard of each state TO
handle administrative questions as 20
recruiting, organization and supply.
This was not done at the previous
mobilization. Complete federal control
of all recruiting and other activities OF
the guard is now contemplated.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-06
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
IN Aasvertnr Ads Please Mention rtn.ea

SECOND HAND CLOTHING 81 TO $40
PAID FOR GOOD SUITS AN ID
oVERCoATs. PHONE WAL 2s6.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-06
ANnl ESE MEN.


BUY land today start working for
yourself Poultry. stock dairy and
general farming pay we'll 20, 30 and NJ
HCrr trnCts iu Michigan. SIS TO $50 per
acre. Easy terus Write for free book
let SwiEart Land Company Tl2a6 First
National Bank bldg, Chicago Illinois
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANl'S
FARMS AND TRACTS.
Two acres, i-room house harm, chick
en- house. nice fruit good well, miles
cast Of the fair grounds. Price Nl'"o"'
$3.50 cash balance $500 per month
CHICKEN RANCH 10 acres ana
i-room house. wind mill aud pump. &C,
mcntcd pond 5Oxlj0 IT., miles y. y or
fair ground Price 81 500 0O ii5OOO. cash.
balance to suit At percent
100 acres miles OF Marion, 40 acres IN
Uiyation, small house, good hog fences
Price S.. $50 90. one fourth cash, balance
to suit
OKLAHOMA TRl ST COMPANY.
Stores. houses and farms for rent
Good roOmiiug houses tor sale.
5OS-l0 insurance Rldg Maple 30
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-06

An Of nur sahsmen are making money,
The iA,pOsdtots In now being most
Rvdtnhly commented upon FROM NEW
YORK TO IAN ANTONIO, AND lr Is
HElNG EULOGlZEh N OKLAHOMA as
ono Of the most PROPERLY organized
and intengently FINANCED on COM
PANIES IN THE WORLD WE HAVE
SOLD TO THE PUBLIC UrW ARDS OF
200 OOo shares of stock IN \ COUPLE or
MONTHS and are turning II into
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-06
R, ], WAL LKER

Retail Dealer Vcspcr Auto Co.
Walnut 3oG7 Ninth and Broadway
ONE light Chalmers Six; one REQ -Four:
Chevrolet three Fords; a good plncc 10
store your cars at IHIpy's Garage, ~"
y Broadway Phone Wal 934
ONE light Chalmers Six, one Req,
Chevrolcts. Fords \ good place 20
store your ears AT iappy's Garage, Ala
North Broadway Phone Wal 93l
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-06
Grandyiew Stock f arm

In Elk county, Kansas, lS now ON saic
contains 32D acres. ilO creek bottom ana
valley land in cultivation. so acres wheat
all goes. 80 sweet clover. alfalfa, pal,
ance for spring crops. good pasture ana
meadow. timber for farm use, plcnly
everlasting running stock water. n
and Telephone. 3 miles Of oil production,
but not leased well now being drilled
on adjoining farm, immediate posses
sion; price for quick sale, $40, NehN
time on $500 at percent no trades.
y Il SLmmnnA- nMmer LOmgt0n. knn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-06
OIL l-NOI PROSPECTS
and
the appropriate slogan We have now
adopted la
''WatCh lis Crow

n you arc salesman and use your
hend to get business ,nol your recu In
other words, II YOU arc n REAL STOCK
SALESMAN and desire 10 make moro
money than you nre making II YOU can
be clever enough to pun yourself out "
the LAND or DREAMS and get into line
with the most PROGRESSIVE CORPS OF
Rnlesmcn and representatives In tho
southwest NJ SO then come In and
CONNECT WITH Us and STAY with
Us and we will have YOU 70 out backed
mp by p REAL GREAT. BlG HUMAN,
HONEST RED BLOODEp ORGANlIA-
TlON HAVING THE EATEsT
FINANCIAL AND BUSINESS EN-
DORSMENTs ~ OKLAHOMA
The doors stand wide open 10 all good
stock Salcmcn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-06
ELI D, BERNSTEIN,
HerskowitZ Bldg

FOR SALE 600 shares Golden State
Lead and Zinc at Csc per share E-Ss"'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-06

WHITE ROCK and other oil stocks
for sale ! /, Bassctt, 3OS
HerskowitL Bldg, oklahoma city.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-06
OIL STOCKS

100 Black Panther. s. 2b.
1000 North American, t5,l
$50 oklahoma star, 81 10.
900 Okmulgee Pro. & Ref, 81 10.
500 Lucky Tiger, 81 25
500 Standard Petroleum, 81 ~.
2OO oklahoma on & Ref, toc.
600 white Rock, 22c.
1000 Allies. l0C
Positive delivery, suheject to prior
sale,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-06
Some Real Bargains

1917 Model passenger Chandler
touring car. five wire wheels. eN-
ira tire. newly painted. perfect
running order .................. 81 $50
tires. locks like new ...'.'..'..I S75
1917 Oakland Demonstration, like
new ............,. ............... 800
1917 Model SO overland with panel
delivery body. extra tire, cant he
told from new ....,.............f $50
1915 $40 Hudson passenger, per
feet condition ....................f $50
1917 5-passenger Elcar, new. license
paid OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $50
1918 King s. new paint. new tires,
t can't be told from new ..........t $50
1918 7paEsenger studobakcr, fine
condition ......,.,.,.., .,..'''.,. y wv
1917 Oakland Six roadster bar
gain
1917 overland club roadster. A-pas-
scnEcr looks ike new ...........f 900
1917 Model So 5-pAssenger overland
practically new .............-..- 13u
1916 Studchaker, new top, self
starter ................ ...........,. 40
1915 j-passenger Oakland Six I'm
perfect runrAng order, new tires
good paint Who wants II for 5 $50
1915 Hudson s-5i self starter. cleo
trio lights new tires ............t 3lS
. 1914 s. passenger Ford touring car ) 221
1915 Overland roadster, runs fine ) lbo
1912 b-passengor Chalmers. good
running condition .............,. 10
fN...aH. WaHHEH HaI. q -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-06

WA$TED--Two men to incorporate zinc
and lead business ] have the land.
II II Gardner. Grand Avenue Hotel
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-12
String QUARTET
GIVES CONCERT

A feature concert by the Podinoy-
sky string quartet In the Mission Mem
oriai building ct $3.50 o'clock this eve
ming win be the second half Of num-
Der Of which the first two parts was
given ct the concert on June IA This
e Griegis string quartet In q minor,
0p. 81, the intermezzo and finale TO
be rendered this evening.
The members Of the quartet have al
ready charmed large number Of
Honolulu music lovers and their re-
cent concert was well attended They
are A. Podinovsky, N. w. Beresniak-
OF, Charles Brown and DR.. r. r..
straub. FOLLOWING is tonight's pro
gram:
Richard strauss String quartet, 4
major. 0p 3 Allegro. scherzo, an
dante cantabile, finale. Allegro VI
yace.
Five minutes intermission.
Greig String quartet, q minor, op.
"a. 3. Intermexso. 4. Finale. icon
tinued from June Il, 1917. +
Five minutes, intermission. =
Hayden String quartet No. %, C
major. op. u, No. I. Allegro moder.
alto, andantino grazioso. menuettb,
finsle. vivace.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-12
AMERICA ENTRY
into WARCHEERS
ENTENTE ALLIES

Americas entrance into the great
war has greatly cheered up and
heartened the people Of Great Britain.
according to Maj. g. H Crichton, q
British army officer who h on his
way TO Australia under orders.
Il am going to take up.a military
SOB there IN connection with the next
division to 90 to the front he said
this morning aboard the British
steamer on which he Is travelling.
The major has been serving In the
Yoomnnry, the territorial cavalry Of
Great Britain, and has not seen active
service IN France. He has been busy
On the east coast .of England and ex-
poets that his new duties IN Aus
tralia win keep him there from three
@ six months. This IL his first trip
b the big commonwealth.
Maj. Crichton LETT London June 70
ana says there ID no doubt that the
decision Of the United States 70 join
the Entente Allies In their fight for
the principles Of democracy and lib
orty has given great encouragement
% the war.worn people Of Great Brit
an and France.