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American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-02-15
Now Also a SIPS Model Mitchell Junior
12O-Inch Wheelbase

Another new step which Mr.. Bate has taken is to build
a smaller Mitchell. And that is also for efficiency.
A man who wants a passenger car must have the
power to drive it under any hard condition. He ought to
nave the larger Mitchell with its 48-horsepower motor.
But a man who wants a 5passenger car can use a 40
horsepower motor. He has ample room with 12Oinch
wheelbase. We build for him the Mitchell Junior, so he
doesn't pay for room or power not needed. But he gets a
Six.
This is not a new type model. 1t is simply a smaller
edition of the much demanded passenger Mitchell. To
prove it out, before making this announcement, we put out
last year thousands of these cars. 1t is just as perfect as
the larger Mitchell.
So this year we offer two sizes and prices, plus eight
new styles of bodies.
GREATER LUXURY
This year we shall save, through our new body plant,
hundreds of thousands of dollars. Here we now build
Mitchell bodies, open and enclosed. And under Bate eff
ficiency methods.
This saving all goes into added luxury. We have add
ed "a per cent to the cost of finish, upholstery and trim
ming.
This means heat-fixed finish coats on the entire body.
1t means a r~are-grade leather, a wider rear seat, better
cushion springs. 1t pays for a hundred final touches
which mean so much to women.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-02-15
NOW 81 COSTLY EXTRAS

Last year the Mitchell offered 26 distinct extra fea-
lures. This year it offers 81.
BY these extras we mean things like a power tire
pump, reversible headlights, a new-type control, a ball
bearing steering gear, an eXtracOst carburetOr. Things
like a light in the tonneau, a locked compartment for va.
tables, an engine primer at the drivers hand. Things
which usually cost an extra price.
On this years output it costs about S4OOOOOO to in
clude all these 81 extras. They would be impossible at
the Mitchell price without our factory savings.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-02-15

AS a result, the latest Mitchell stands out as the hand
soonest car in its class.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-02-15
TWO SIZES

AITCHELLIa roOmy, 7-passenger Six, with
127-ineh wheelbase. A hIgh-speed, economical,
4s-hOrsepOwer motor. Disappearing extra
seats and 81 extra features included.
MITCHELL JUNIOR 5-passenger Six on
similar lines, with 120-inch wheelbase. A 40
horsepower mOtor-quarter-Inch smaller bore
than larger Mitchell.
Also all styles of enclosed and convertible
bodies. Also demOuntable tops.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-02-15
NEW CONSIDERATIONS

These are new factors to consider in buving a high-
grade car. 1t isn't price that counts so much as the value
you get for the money.
Here IS where the Mitchell has tremendous advantage,
due to years of preparation under a master of efficiency
Every factory waste shows up in a car. 1t means
sttinted value somewhere. The Mitchell factory economies
show up just as clearly in hundreds of added values.
beauty, luxury and comfort. They show in road perfor-
mances. AS the years go by they will show in the won
drous durability.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-02-15
E MARGIN DOUBLED

This means a doubled margin of
safety. 1t means a lifetime car, in
Mr.. Bates opinion. 1t means less
trouble, less repairs, less upkeep.
The Mitchell standard, up to lately
has been so per cent over-strength.
That seemed an extreme standard. 1t
gave the Mitchell its reputation for
endurance.
Seven Mitchell cars that we know
of, built under that standard, have
averaged 175,000 miles apiece-over
80 years of ordinary service. Two
have already been run over 100000
miles apiece.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-02-15
Hundreds of Extras Due to John w. Bates
Efficiency Methods

How can the Mitchell give so many extras?"
That is a question asked of Mitchell dealers, perhaps
a thousand times a day.
There is only one way-by saving in f factory cost. By
building the whole car in a model plant, under Bate eff
fciency methods.
Our duty now is to wake men up to the value of this
new factor. We owe it to you as we Owe it to ourselves.
If we can actually give you 20 per cent extra value, you'll
want the car that does it.
VIA THE EXTRAS ARE
The Mitchell extras-in the latest models-comprise
the following, all of which distinguish the Mitchell car.
81 extra Enthusiastically al of which all other cars
omit.
"a per cent added luxury-new beauties added this
wear out of savings made in our new body plant.
100 per cent over-strength in every vital part. That's
double even the former Mitchell standard.
These three classes of extras comprise hundreds of
additions, which every man wants in his car.
HOW WE AFFORD THEM
John w. Bate, the great efficiency engineer, has cut
factory costs in two. He has built and equipped here a
model plant, adapted to this single car.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-29
NEW YEARS EVE GAYETLES WILL NOT BE ON
ELABORATE SCALE, BUT WILL BE JOYOUSAND
HAPPY EVENTS; MANY DANCES FEATURED

IL during the past weeks gay
a cites. young III, a dimply
L = cherub. all smiles and hopes,
has been casting his smile on society
and its happenings. And now within
q few short hours he viii cross the
threshold Of the new year and come
into fulI possession OF his own.
The baby year is 10 be welcomed
in EI Paso with many festivities.
The Social cIub--he clty's Oldest
exclusive social organization. which
has been in existence Tor more than
20 years-decided many weeks ago To
have but one party this season, and
that on New Years eve. The bah
VIII be given at the Toltec club, and
all monies over actual expenses viii
be handed over 20 the Red Cross.
otis C. Coles is president. having sue
ceeded mayor Charles Davis r. O.
Semple Is secretary, and W. d. Wise
treasurer
Because OF the Social club dance
at the Toltec club on New Years eve,
the Country club will have nothing
special fin bidding adieu TO the old
year, though the rendezvous will be
open. as usual
The officers OF the Fifth cavalry
are entertaining the officers Of the
post, by way OF celebrating their
New Year. on Monday night
Nor viii the ElEs fOrego their an
nual party-they are making elab-
crate plans Tor their New Years eve
ball this year. and much interest is
broad over its anticipation.
Several officers of the Thirty
four infantry are giving a dinner at
Hotel Paso del Norte ON Monday
night for a bevy Of society buds
largely the same group who made up
the Thanksgiving party.
Miss Sarah Bridgers. Miss Alice
1iyles. Miss Edith Naloney, Miss
Elizabeth Stevens and Miss Dorothy
Williams are also TO be in q party
with some of the Camp Cody men for
dinner ar the Del Norte.
The members or the Progress club I
viii ring o-t the old and welcome 1
the new year with a dance at their
city National Bank building, climaEed /
i'm a banquet
The Mems club of Temple Mt Sinai 4
is making plans for q social dance in 4
Community Han on New Years eve. /
and instead of spending big sum on I
an elaborate dinner. the members !
viii HooveTiZe. content with a box I
lunch when the hour Of midnight ar /
rives.
Miss x. C. Kelly. assisted by Dr. T
and Mrs. H. T. Scbuster. are enter !
tanning the nurses or Providence hos
pitai with q party Monday night /
farewell TO the passing year and a 4
royal welcome 20 Miss 1915
The SiEIy-fourth infantry officers F
are also giving dinner at Hotel PasO /
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-29
EIPasoans Awau.

Herman Rapelje vent to Chicago on
the Santa Fe train Friday
Joseph Seigler went to Chicago on
the Santa Fe train Friday.
z. d. Ieel viii 90 to Tucson on the
Sunset limited this evening
vs.. w. Robertson will go to Phoenix
on the Sunset limited this evening.
A. Hotchkiss viii go TO san Fran
cisco on the sunset limited sunday
J.. w. Smith win go 20 Los Angeles
on the Sunset limited this evening
Sol IT, Korn went TO Hot Springs
Ark. on the Sunshine special Friday.
w r. Daniels viii go to Chicago
Sunday on the Golden state limited
W Howden viii leave on the sun
set limited this evening for Ontario,
Cal
Airs. A. ellis went TO St. Louis on
the Golden state limited this after
L00u-
AIRS. W. T. Houser viii go TO Los
Angeles sunday on the Golden state
limited.
W. A. Euowlton viii 90 20 Mime
apolis on The Golden state limited
Airs. n. 3. Potter went 10 New YORK
on the Golden state limited this al
teruoou-
j.. j. McGrady left for Fort Worth
and Dallas by way OF the Sunsnlno
special Friday.
J j.. Faulkner, who enllsteQ IN Lne
-2Sth engineers corps leIL LnuEsoas
night for Camp Meade, Maryland
Miss Winnie Yeager, who has been
attending the School OF Mines, has
gone TO Peacock. Texas, TO teach IN
the public schools
With Chicago as their ob5ectlFe
point. Mr. and Mrs r III. Oliver lex
III Paso Friday afternoon for a stay
OF several weeks in the east
Lieut. and Mrs. J. Arthur Ramsay
are leaving Monday for Petersburg,
Va. where Lieut. Ramsay expects TO
enter training camp Mrs Ramsay.
prior to her marriage, was Miss Alice
Wilson. a popular and efficient
teacher in the public schools, and IS
much loved by a large circle OF de-
voted friends who regret her depa--
clifford c. Gaylord leaves sunday
evening for Camp Bowie where he IS
stationed with company A OF the
141st infantry. Mr. Gaylord has been
ENJOYING the holiday with his wife
ana sister. AIRS. ". W. Scott Mrs
GAYLORD. before her recent marriage
in October. was Miss Irene Mover.
well known member OF Ei Pasos
younger set
SOC-I col cut with this,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-29

Remember. whenever you want
anything in the drug line that We
carry O. complete and firstclass stock
OF everything that should be found in
q well conducted pharmacy We use
only pure drugs We never substi-
tute. and we always use exactly what
the prescription calls for and in the
exact PROPORTIONS We have every
thing FOR the toilet table. bathroom
and sick room. for health. comfort
and luxury. We guarantee all our
goods and give our customers what
they want Visit any Of our three
stores conveniently located and you
will be satisfied as 70 the truth OF
our assertions
Scott White & Co.. Druggists
Mills Bldg. Eoberts-Banner Bldg
31A san Francisco St-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-29
ChiIdren's Carnival for Benefit of
French Orphans Proves Unique Event

the postponed Decsmbe meeting, dis
peused with on account Of The urgent
Red Cross drive.
Because OF the holiday the board OF
directors Of the Womau's club viii
postpone Tuesdays meeting until "a
later date. The program on Nednes-
day includes special music arranged
by Mrs W. r. owen. and an address
by the Rev. Fuller swift
r
AT the home OF her daughter. Mrs
p. II. Brown. 614 West Boulevard.
Mrs w. ST. Jones viii entertain the
members of the FRIDAY Knitting club
on the afternoon Of January at Q
o'clock
Circle 40. five Of the First 1Ietho-
dist church meets Thursday after
noon. January g. with AIRS. slater
Lah0uey Of 2S19 Louisville.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-29
Miss Ethel Mcknight Opens Her Home
For a Tea For Girls of the High School

II. HE home OF Miss Ethel Nc
Knight. II River street. was the
= scene OF pretty holiday tea,
given by the Philomathians, honoring
the Scherezades. Both are girls lit
erary societies OF the High school The
house was attracticely decorated I'm
mistletOe and other Christmas greens.
combined with red and white carna-
tons. A glimmering Christmas tree.
aglow with lighted candles. stood in
the dining room. where tea was
poured by a member OF the Phiio-
nathan girls. who were; Misses Ethel
Mcknight. Naurine Tafning and
Louise KettIer, and were assisted I'm
serving by Misses Helen Kettler and
Norma Herskowitz.
During the afternoon the guests en-
joyed a musical program rendered by
the Philomathean girls. Miss Jose
phine kaufman, highs noted little toe
dancer. danced several fancy dances
Miss Layon Sorrels played her accom-
paniments. Miss Margaret Hines de-
lighted the girls by recitiug. and Miss
Eva Grossly played a number Of piano
solos, which brought much applause.
Miss Eula Harper is sponsor OF the
Philomatheans and Miss Louise Ket-
tier is the clubs president About so
girls called during the afternoon
Amid a pretty decorative motif OF
Cecil Drummer rosebuds and and
violets. AIr. and Mrs Porter w. Dent
VIII be hosts this evening, at a recep-
ton at their attractive home. 2A6l
Bliss street. honorinE Mr.. and Mrs.
ORC NcDermith. Of the reclamation
service. Kathleen Dorothy Dent will
be at the door and Mrs. n. r. Gordon
and Mrs. CLYDE Dewitt. OF New York,
have been asked 70 assist as parlOr
hostesseS. Mrs. Lawrence Lawson viii
nuur. the suDner 70 be buffet.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-29
Musical.

The little folk OF le- piano class
were entertained with a pupils re-
cital by Mrs Mitchell e.. Wolf on Sat
urday morulEg az her studio. on 1913
North Dchol street. the following
taking part Airs. Marie Burkhalter.
Eva jenkins Katherine Lawrence.
Helen Eailston. Delma Royce. Eliza
beth Albion. Margaret AmeIou. Eiiz-
abeth Moore Julia Fisher. VILLA
Hatcher. Sarah Stems Ruth Moore.
Nelma Woods. Ruth Wilson. Edith
Oldham. Marie Russell Eva Cash.
Alma HUddlest0u. Dorothy Bennett.
Frances Temple. Lillian C0hn. Willard
Waite. Reynolds CRUDE and Frances
BoCardus.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-29
AutomobiLing and Outings.

1Ir. and AIRS. c. Burdiclz. with their
son. Byrl. and daughter. laura. have
gone into the Black mountains ON a
hunting trip. 10 enjoy life in the open
until next week. They took along
chef and well equipped camp outfit
and viii become nabobs OF fancy as
4 part Of their holiday joy
Miss Fay Tullous, Miss Blanche Roe,
Miss Lula Barnett. Miss Bertha Hill
gartner and Miss Nellie Weaber have
gone over to the Nan ranch 80 miles
beyond DeminE. y. NJ. for a hevdey
OF j0y-mOuu-ain climbing. horseback
riding and out door life I'm general
as the merry house guests Of Miss
Tullous They left the day after
Christmas and viii return I'm time TO
spend the New Year with home folk
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-29
A HAPPY NEW YEAR
. By DOROTHY B. JOHNsTON.l
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A HAPPY NEW YEAR .
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Why do We greet thee, bIIthe New
Tears
What are thy pledges OF mirth and
cheer:
CONTEST. Straightforward. the wrong TO
CONTEST 10 scatter our gloom with
light:
Wherefore the thrill, the sparkle and
shine
In heart and eyes at n word OF thine.
The old was buOyant, the old was
Tire old WIS brave when the old WINS
new.
He crowned rs often with grace and
gift;
His sternest skies had deep blue
rift.
Yet straight and swift. when his hand
unclnsped,
With welcome and jOyance thine we
Erasped.
o tell US, yenr-Te are fain TO know
What is thy charm that we hail thee
sos
Through the ether clear. from the
solemn SKY
The new year beckOns. and makes
reply:
u bring you, friends. what the years
have brought
Since ever men tOiIed. aspired, or
thought
Days for labor. and nights for resti
And bring you love. n heaven-bOrn
guests
Space 10 work in. and work TO do.
And faith in that which is pure and
true.
Hold me in honor and greet me dear,
And sOoth yOu'II find me happy
year"
Margaret SangSfer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-29

Everything in footwear in the lat
est srvles of the highest and medluU
trades for men. women and cnlldIel
win be found here I'm styles pleaslls
the eve and conducive 20 coIn1oIl = ~ q
f-y-i+s YOU 10 inspect our big assert
meut in shoes
Lerner shoe CO.
go san Antonio St-AdT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-29

We operate modern engraving
plant in El Paso. Wedding invita-
tfOus. announcements and visiting
cards. the latest styles and most ar
tistic workmanship
IL PasO Printing Co.
les W. Main St.-Jus- or Oregon
..-arr- -ar-aur-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-29
Winter Term
opens MOnddg,
January !, 1918

Is THE NEW BUILD
lNGS OF THE SCHOOL.
Hastings Street
Government Hill
FL Paso, Texas
Principals
Miss Ora " J. slater
Mss Olga =. Tafel
Telephone 2029.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-29

Looking out on the world through
the medium OF our perfectly fitted
glasses you'll see To iu q new light
our success in filling the demands Of
the most exactiug wearers OF glasses
ls cue TO our use of the finest Of lens
and the utmost skill with the best
scientific apparatus for testing the
ewes ana fittine glasses. Need rlassese
Ask SegdlL
III PuSo Optical Co.
los Texas 81. between oregon & Mesa
dr.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-29

Have the III PasO Printing CO. en-
grave your invitations or announce
ments and visiting cards. All wOri-
done I'm EI Paso. Prompt service.
II Paso Printing Co.
les W. Main St.-Jusr of Oregon
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-29
there may be many rOhom you know.

there may be many rOhom you know.
g Somewhere In the great amy camps IN this
country there may be others-brave young
men-who have for worthy cause severed
close relations with friends and relatives. Yet
with all the training here and amid the burst
ing shells over there, they will have thoughts
of home and the friends they left behind.
g They look forward eagerly to the arrival
Of each mail and word of cheer from you
g Send your protograph-if 1t be Feldman
Photograph so much the better, but do not
fail them 1t will mean so much. Do not
disappoint them.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-29

ing company, H. AIusa & Sons. sam
Goodman d Go. Mrs. a. Matthias. j.
j. Hughes. China Palace. Mrs Gus
Momsen. Mrs. Henry Welsel.
Miss Elizabeth Swami. Miss Nina
Locke and Miss Blanche Cornwall
are 20 do specially dancing as feat
ures Of the ball
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-29

FOR the best shoe repairing
Chas. Rokahrs
81 Texas and 4e2 T. san antonio
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-29
Ell Paso School For Girls
Primary, intermediate,
Upper School Academic and
College Preparatory courses.

The reputation OF the school Tor
thorough work is established by seven
years Of steady growth, and approved
by certificate privileges at the leading
colleges Tor women. The new build
ines are the finest ever erected in the
west for a private school, offering every
facility for both day and boarding
school.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-29

del Norte. this being apparently the
most favored way Of greeting the
dawuiuE year.
1t is also on the last day OF the old
year that Miss Dorothy WaldrOn
gives large tea for the Younger
school and society set-Some so hav-
inE been asked to her home in the
Rosemont for this, one Of the most
anticipated OF all the events Of the
week
Neither the Country club. the Hotel
PasO del Norte nor the Sheldon are
sure that they viii have anything
special for the entertainment OF their
guests this year. The New Years
revels viii scarcely swing their pen
duium OF pleasure as high as in for
mer years, because of the war, but
FL Paso will have plenty or places
Of Eladness-and gladness as q nego-
table asset has an immense value in
this city at all times. but more So
when ali elements Of society assemble
20 celebrate.
The swan song IS to be a joyous
one fO- the passing of 1917.
And the mere mite OF a creature,
Is, whose fierCest frown resembles
nothing so much as an infantile
smile. viii be greeted with the usual
noise OF horns and the shouts Of
many voices and the drinking of
heaIths 90 the accompaniment OF
toasts and good wishes-he viii be
a friend to everyone OF us before ne
is a year old.
And when he has awakened on his
first day. the New Year viii start
auspiciously with the genius OF hos
pItIliry lowering beuiEuly over
scores OF homes where the old fash
toned New Years day reception is 20
be revived New friendships viii be
established. and the old ones. mel
lowed by the years, viii be more
stoutly cemeuted by the bond which
each such happy occasion makes.
IN Kern Place, Mr.. and AIRS. Rich
ard r. Dudley are keeping open
house" on Tuesday. some 200 having
been asked in for the reception.
Miss Margaret Schuster is also
making this day an incentive for en-
tertaininE for Miss Nellie May Bowen.
ere the latter's departure for
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-29

i'm the best manner ON all kinds q ma
teriaI ut moderate prices all work
guaranteed. Singer Sewing Machine
Co. 205 So FL Paso St Phone 100
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-29

The Triangle Missionary society OF
the First Christian church held its
monthly program. followed by party,
ut the home of Miss Mildred Dow on
Cumberland street. Friday The guests
were asked for all day. and enjoyed
q luncheon at noon. The afternoon
was spent in an old fashioned taffv
pun and in popping corn. Mistletoe
and red streamers adorned the rooms.
Present were Donna Hale. Bertha
Watson. Irma Wolf. LOvette Cassens,
Mildred and Alice Dow and MessrS
Virgil Guffiu. Wade Hamel. Thomas
Potter, Airs. Charles Hamel. Mrs. u.
z. BrodericR. Mrs. T. j. Rice. Mrs. A.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-13
LANDS AND CITY PROPERTY


200 acres, 5ia miles from Chicka-
sha, 100 acres good creek bottom
100 ncres upland. so acres level two
room house and barn Quick sale
wanted Only $40 per acre,
200 acres 2ia miles from Pocassett
on Ozark trail, so acres branch bot.
tom, Iivins watcr, shades, good four
room house, large new barn, 200 bbi.
cistern. Loan OF $1,000 at per cent.
A special bargain at $40 per acre
20 acres Of improved Washita boz.
tom. 2ik miles from Chielsasha. good
hog and oputry farm
FOR TRADE
Washita bottom farm OF 1000 acres,
first class improvements, fenced and
cross fenced With hog WHY New lO-
room modern home, large barn, a
rent houses, strictly a first class
proposition. Price Sl00 per acre
Win trade for lands or city property
in Eastern Oklahoma,
Modern 5 room house, S. f. corner
lot, 75xl65, barn, garage, 200 Dbl. els
tern and well, out buildings. fine
shade trees no better location in
Chickasha, South 7th street Within
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-13

blocks OF both high schools and
ward bchool Owner is leaving
Chickasha and viii sell at a real bar
gain on easy terms aud give posses-
sion within days.
room modern rssidence, good fur
mace, east front corner lot s5xl65
feet barn, garage storm cave. els
tern, servants house Very choice
location on Kansas avenue. For good
reason this fine home can be bought
at special bargain. furnished or un-
furnished, with immediate possession
Price $4,000
One Of the best six room houses IN
chiekasha within s blocks OF Carne-
gle library good barn. new garage,
storm cave, cistern and Well an ideal
home Everything in first class con
diticn, newly painted Owner wants
to go on farm Will sell or trade for
farm mad pay cash difference
Good five room residence on Min
nesota avenue, lot 50 by 1856 feet
electric lights, gas and city water in
first class condition WIN sell for
what the improvements cost Price
$3.50.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-13
The kRightsofCOIunb
Wars Camp Fund
Campaign
Week Of December, 18th to 22nd

Departments Co mmttee Training Camp Activities
knights Columbus
NJ "a. to furnish on centers for soldiers both at
home and this fund Of Three Million Dol
required oklahomas Twenty-Five rhousapd
Dollars.