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The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1918-10-26

Many sample cans Of tomatoes such
as are used In the army have been
found by the inspection branch of the
subsistence division, quartermaster
corps, to be filed only to three-fourths
of an inch Of the top, although weigh
ing the requisite amount. Instructions
have been issued that regardless Of
weight, the cans must be filed to
within three-eightm Of an inch Of the
top. If the cans are not filled to with
In half an inch of the top there is to
be readjustment Of prices and under
no circumstances, 1t is announced, will
unidentified cans be sent overseas.
1t has been calculated that IL this
saving of three-eighths of an inch were
made In all cans Of tomatoes pur-
chased by the army for a year, it
would equal 417,000 cases, costing
about $1,500,000. The saving of tin
plate used In the can would equal
about 100000 square feet.
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1918-10-26
ONE YEAR COURSE
FOR WEST POINT
MILITARY ACADEMY is TO BE
UTILIZED TO THE FULL LIMIT
DURING THE WAR PERIOD.
TEACHING FLYERS STUNTS
Aviation Students to Learn the Aero
battles Quickly or Not at All--War
Department compeIs the Making Of
Clinical Thermometers.

Trom Committee on Public Informstion)
Washington. The acting secretary
Of war has approved the recommends
lions Of General March, chief OF staff,
to graduate the two upper classes at
the United States Military academy on
November /, and to authorize a one
year course at West Point for the re-
mainder Of the war. It is proposed to
utilize this valuable and expensive
institution, the war department an
nounces, to the limit during the period
Of the war. The number of cadets
graduated each year from West Point
is now only about 200. Under the new
system 1t will be possible to graduate
1000 officers a year.
Vacancies resulting from the gradu-
alton Of the two upper classes will be
filed by the war department, If pos
sible, by the admission on November
l. 1918, Of qualified candidates. Ap-
pointments will be made In the usual
way-through senators and represent
atives in congress, and other customary
channels. The war department de
sires that candidates to be admitted
on November l shall be not under
eighteen years Of age on that date.
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1918-10-26

German prisoners are being used In
the construction Of homes for Belgian
refugees In the village which the
American Red Cross Is building near
Havre, France, for families who were
driven from their country by the Ger
man invasion. Many such prisoners
also have been put to work In the
fields in the section surrounding
Hayre. They have harvested wheat
and other crops, thus lessening the
burden on the women and very old
men who have been operating the
farms while the young and vigorous
males are fighting at the front.
subs.s'he for she Knoxville Independent
Send us your Job Printing.
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1918-10-26

The weather bureau will publish In
its National Weather and Crop Bulle-
tin series of charts showing for the
country east Of the Rocky mountains
the southwark progression of the earli-
est killing-frost date line and the total
area covered by killing frost to the
date Of each issue. These charts are
expected to be of much interest and
value as they will indicate the time of
the ending Of the growing season for
summer crops this year In the various
sections Of the country.
Much loss Is caused at times by
early frosts and interest is unusually
great this year because Of the posi-
bility Of frost damage affecting the
food supply.
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1918-10-26

To test the present health Of the
nations children, the child welfare
committee of the council OF national
defense throughout the country has
weighed and measured more than
6,500,000 babies. Hundreds of com.
mittees, endeavoring to meet the needs
revealed by this test. have employed
public-health nurses, opened infant
welfare stations.
In England since the beginning OF
the present war, the infantile death
rate has been reduced nine points be-
low the mortality among American
children of the same ages.
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New shipbuiIdinq Record.

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Arizona republican., 1918-10-06
4 30 Acre Buys

30 acres alfalfa, near Laveen, small house, fenced fields, the price is only 5000; good terms.
 30 acres of fine clean stand alfalfa all ready to cut good shade, we'll fenced, s225 per acre. Terms.
 30 acres only miles out. old alfalfa ranch. fine for small dairy and cotton, fenced fields, good house and barn, we'll soft water, engine and tank, water piped every where, fully equip ped for large chicken ranch, large in cubator house, under ground, runs and breeders for 2000 young chickens, good shade, this is a fine proposition and the price is only $500 per acre, S3,000 cash.
 30 acres 5 miles N. E. of Phoenix. Large barn and corrals. good shade, 20 acres fine alfalfa, just off paved road, fine soil and sS,500 will handle this.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-06
Square Deals
FOR QUICK SALE

FOR QUICK SALE
 16O acres, 40 of alfalfa 120 of maize, two good room houses, one on each so; fine outbuildings. extra good land. good well at each house. For only Sae5 per acre. Look this over before buying or paying high rent. About miles N. w. of Phoenix-No. 1S6.
 40 acres, good, almost new room bungalow, built-in features, partly modern, good shade, some fruit, 20 in cotton, 20 in pasture, good fences, A water. Only 14 mile from station and good school. Only s210 per acre. Easy terms.-No. 1S2.
 20 acres, F alfalfa, 8 maize, good 4 room house, screen porch, family or chard, we'll good fences, good ditches, Priced right, easy terms. Close to PhoeniX-142.
 Several good ten acre tracts. that we will sell you with s250 down, balance on long time straight loan. Best soil in the valley, close to Glendale carline; A water Let us show these.
 Several five acres for sale and lease. IF acres. good new room house. chicken house, well, partly modern. 1 acre maize, ? blocks from car line. This we will let you have for the small sum of s2500. A snap. A, good chicken lanch.-No. 149.
 SALT RIVER VALLEY REALTY co. Y West Adame Phone 1897
Arizona republican., 1918-10-06
For Sale-Real Estate ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~>~~ ''Sq1mare Deals

houses on one lot, a room frame with screen room upstairs. and a room, corrals, shade and sheds. Look $500 only S250 cash.-No. 40.
 room house, water in the house, partly modern, palm shade, water piped to several places on the lot, lot 1O0x15O. 5000. s10O cash, s1O monthly. '-64
 4 room brick, pebble dash, screen kitchen, bath, water. lights, gas, shade, etc. $500, cash s400.-No. g.
 room frame house, hall, bath toilet, large lot. $1200, cash $500. Easy terms No. 133.
 room frame house, bath, fenced for poultry, lot 125x156. $500, cash s25o No. 41.
 room frame, all conveniences ex- cept gas. $1100, cash s250.-No so.
 room frame, lots, vacant lots to rent with this. s1200, cash s600.-No 160.
 room house. screen porch, modern. $2500, cash s50O.-No. 1S4.
 6 room brick, modern, shade. s21oo. cash s500.-No. 1.4
 Now after reading the above, can you make yourselves believe that you can afford to pay rent? What have you to show for your money after you have staid in rent house a whole season. Buy one of the above bargains, live in 1t during season; if you do not wish to keep it, let us sell it for you and see how far you are ahead of the renting | proposition. We have large list of bargains like the above ones; houses in all parts of | the city, at all kinds of prices up to s10,000.
 SALT RIVER VALLEY REALTY co. I' west Adams Phone 1897 | 4
Arizona republican., 1918-10-06
!? ASK ?

Chas. s. Keafer. with Frank W. Shedd and Co.,, 107 N. Central Ave. for bargains.
 You know Keafer will sell your property if your price is right.
 Keafer knows values, so you should know him; he appraises land values largest banks in this state.
 If you want a land loan, any amount ask Keafer, he will get you the money (no charge made for examination ab- stract and papers).
 Do you want to make money? Then trade with Keafer. In past years he has made a quarter million dollars for his clients.
 A bargain on McDowell; a home tract highly improved; s260 per acre, also some exchanges that will make you wonder why.
 Keafer handles no transaction under 5000.
 ASK REAPER
 WITH FRANK W. SHEDD & co.
 107 N. Central Ave, Adams Hotel Bldg. 1t A SIX-ROOM house on Lynwood street Phone 3274 P
Arizona republican., 1918-10-06

FOR SALE
 These are all choice farms.
 65 acres, A CD. A water, brick house. all under cultivation. present crop will show you the land is right. Price S265.00 per acre, only 20 minutes drive from center of Phoenix.
 40 acres A q" land. A water, fair improvements, price $275.00 per acre, terms to suit purchaser. This is cer- tainly one of the choice farms of the entire valley. Only 61a miles N. W.
 120 acre Dairy Ranch. A "1" land, A water. About 100 acres alfalfa; only 5i2 miles from center of Phoenix This is one of the best Dairy Ranches in the Salt River Valley. Price and terms will suit you.
 80 acre Alfalfa Ranch, only miles from center of Phoenix, N. w. Owner unable to work, must sell; good house and good well of water.
 We have fine listing of A "1" farms at the right price and terms.
 BROUGHT & WILLARD Phone 1853 130 N. Central Ave.
 LAND at s6O per acre, with water Bolin Realty Co.,, 119 N. End Ave, It
Arizona republican., 1918-10-06
Buy rom Owner

Less than cost-Modern two-apart- ment house. Built to live in not to sell. Terms. 320 N. 4th Ave. If
 TWO GOOD HOUSES Modern 5-room brick on Pierce St. Owner going to war, S2,500 will buy it. Terms.
 This is an exceptional bargain in a fine, new, Groom brick residence on Central avenue. 5000 will take it Better see this if looking for a classy home at reasonable cost.
 w. R. ROBERTSON
 WITH l.. w. McADAMS 35 COMMERCIAL HOTEL BLOCK
 1t ONE of the best buys in the north part of town close to Central Ave. S-room house, all modern, hard wood floors, garage; anyone wanting nice home, this will suit them; everything up-to- o-date; must be sold at once; Party leaving town, a snap for quick sale. See Palmer, IS S. Central Ave.
 D JUST AN OPPORTUNITY WALKING DISTANCE HOME s3000-Modern Brick with large gar
 age and lots of shade-imme-
 diate possession.
 GREENE & GRIFFIN 
 WALKING DISTANCE Tel. 1904. 124 N. First Ave D 40 ACRES fenced, one mile, no house good for dairy; can sell for s2000 down. balance easy. See R. G. Barton, with Myers & Carrick, Glendale. It
Arizona republican., 1918-10-06

$40 ACRES unimproved land ad- joining Southwest Cotton Co. tract west of Agua Fria river. at $20 per acre. For particulars see P. H. Hayes, 309 Nat. Bank Arizona Bldg. br
 LAND at $60 per acre, with water. Bolin Realty Co.,, 119 N. 2nd Ave. 1t
Arizona republican., 1918-10-06
A New Spirit Is
 Abroad the Land

AiN 'iShO VI U hON UoJ 1o dawning on a determined Nation. America is grap- bling with her master iob where power is vital and where men and machines on the farm and ranch are toll ing to produce.
 From the ranches of Arizona have been drawn many of the boys to fill the ranks of our Army and Navy, at a time when the worldwide demand for farm products is the greatest of all time. Only by the use of power ma chinery will it be possible, to keep up with the demand.
 Over here on these battlefields of in- dustry where the underpinnings of fu- ture peace are being forged. in this great drive of Americas master farms AVERY the tractor assumes the re- sponsibility and delivers the winning thrust.
 The AVERY kerosene -distillate tractor is simple in construction and easy to operate an6 farmer boys too young for military service and the girls, can soon learn to operate it successfully.
 We are glad at any time to give you a private demonstration of the Avery or to mail you our Avery folder
Arizona republican., 1918-10-06


 SELECT DAIRY HERD l.3 HEAD CHOICE COWS AND
 YOUNG STOCK
 AT AUCTION Tuesday. october 15, at 10:30 Sharp Samuel Tolleson Ranch on Christy Road. miles W. of Six Points or 3 miles <. Glendale and miles w. or 1 mile N. and 2 F.. of Tolleson. One of the choice herds of well se- lected high grade Holstein cows from the Leon Tolleson and Dr. Conner herds. Every COW paying producer. @ choice selected COWS. young bulls. r calves. l7 steers. 15 to 2l months old. 17 heifers. 15 to IS months old, all bred.
 el short yearlings.
 SO tons hay in stack
 one disc harrow. nearly new. De Laval separator, good as new. work mares, 6 to years old. sets double harness.
 I wagon. 1 cotton cultivator. ] moving machine, 1 walking blow. I hay derrick and other things. Big free lunch at noon. Everybody invoiced. Plenty shade and ice water Terms: Credit of 6 months. with hankahle note satisfactory to owner bearing 10 per cent interest. Amounts under S100.00 cash. 2 per cent discount for all cash.
 R. W. GETSINGER, Auctioneer
 T. A. WHALEY. owner
 w. c. TOLBESON. Clerk il
Arizona republican., 1918-10-06
5=eS0's Pay As You Go

We have , good so acre tracts, in various parts of the valley. They are all located well and have "A" water. They can be sold separately and on terms that will surprise yom All the owners want is enough cash as first payment to show good faith, the bal ance as you make it. We fear they will not last long. If you are interest ed in good piece of land and want to pay as you go, see us at once.
 TOLLESON LAND & CATTLE co.
 10S NORTH CENTRAL AVENUE
Arizona republican., 1918-10-06
MOVE RIGHT IN


 NEW HOUSES-Upon East Willetta Street.-The HOME BUILDERS Are Finishing Brick Bungalows These Bungalows are Modern in all Details. Including Hard wood Floors. Light Fixtures Window Shades and Awnings for the Screen Reinstatement Walks, Steps and Torches. and the Material and Workmanship are First Class-Particular At tention Given to Foundations and Roofs-Matured Shade Trees in Front-Houses are Scarce and Now is the Golden Opportunity to Secure a Home-You Cannot Lose on Any Buy You Make in Phoenix-Home Builders Terms, GREENE & GRIFFIN Phone 1904 PA N. First Ave
Arizona republican., 1918-10-06
For Sale-Real Estate
 Land For Lease

160 ACRES FINE LAND NEAR PHOENIX FOR s35 PER ACRE. 300 ACRES JOINING TOWN FOR RENT; THIS IS ALL OLD ALFALFA LAND AND WILL CERTAINLY MAKE SOME COTTON CROP; BET TER SEE US AT ONCE.
 DAVIES REALTY co.
 126 NORTH CENTER
 PHONE 3599
Arizona republican., 1918-10-06
31 North First Ave.

300 ACRES partially improved land with full paid water right in Buckeye canal at $15,000; one-half cash, bal ance terms to suit purchaser See P. H. Hayes, 309 Nat. Bank Arizona bldg.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-06
Houses
A Dandy

A lW@@dW Seven room brick, modern, screen porches, lawn, shade, it's a bargain. Price $3100. $700 cash, terms to suit See MT. Whittier, with
 RUGGLES & HASKELL
 21 North First Avenue 1t IF YOU WANT A HOME HERE ARE SOME BUYS THAT WILL SUIT YOU-AT PRICES AND ON TERMS THAT YOU CAN AFFORD. North Central Ave.-7room brick
 furnished .............. ....$7500 s3500 cash; balance 4 years. West Willetta Street ............$ $6000 5000 cash.
 East Portland Street ............$5500 $500 cash.
 East Moreland ........ .........s4250 5000 cash.
 East Willetta-F'urnished ..... .$3250 s750 cash.
 East Willetta-A corner .s3750 Half cash.
 East Culver .S2000 5000 cash. STEWART REALTY IF N. FIRST AVE. D FOR SALE-HOUSES
 Broom brick, close to high school north front: terms; S2,S00. S-room house, completely furnished large lot and outblildings, good loca- tion; cheap for quick sale; make offer. 10-room house and 4 lots; see this; $500.
 PATTON'S OFFICE. Phone 1910. Room Monihan Bldg. bs | MODERN Groom brick bungalow, double garage, fine chicken yard and garden; lot 50x170. s3,50O; terms. C.. | H. Valentine, owner. 1914 s. Central ave. n
 TWO CORNER lots and broom frame house, brick foundation, plas- tered inside, electricity, gas, bath, toilet. s1,50O; $400 cash handles a | snap.
 | 2 large lots, S-room brick house, suitable for families; good location; owner must leave town. Talk to him and you'll get bargain; terms. Felix Natucki. 32 N. First ave, R. g. It
 Nice modern house, large rooms, 2 screened, cellar, large lot. fruit, shade, flowers, garage, chicken parks. Ap- preciated if seen. See this house at 1415 N. Second st.
 GLENDALE LEASES
 20 acres cotton, F interest; good house-easy terms.
 30 acres cotton, F interest.
 30 acres cotton, 2-3 interest; house easy terms. | 20 acres for melons.
 25 acres milo pasture, for one month at s15.00.
 SEE R. G. BARTON
 With Myers & Carrick | Glendale 1t
 40 ACRES near Glendale very highly improved; dandy house, fine well of soft water, engine and tank; fine or chard; all alfalfa. Owner non-resi- dent, can give easy terms. See R. G. Barton, with Myers & Carrick. Glen
Arizona republican., 1918-10-06
Auctions

PUBLIC SALE
 THURSDAY. OCT. 10. 5is miles northwest of Glendale on Grand Ave. 1 mile southeast of Peoria on tho F. W. Latimer ranch. COMMENCING AT II O'CLOCK . I will sell at auction the following stock and property;
 % carefully selected Holstein dairy COWS. young COWS. fresh and coming fresh.
 s head of eve sheep, bred to register cd male. 1 SOW and pigs.
 Farming implements: I McCor- mick mower. hay rake; four horse disc; I four horse disc blow, 1 walk mo blow; 1 grindstone; 1 set of work harness: 1 set of single harness and 300 cotton wood posts; extra good. Remember the place and date. Lots of shade.
 FREE LUNCH AT NOON.
 Terms of sale; All sums of $100 and under cash; over that amount a credit of six months will he given, purchaser giving approved 10 per cent note. Two per cent off for cash.
 F. W. LATIMER. OWNER
 C O. McMurtry. Auctioneer.
 T.. c Ealland Clerk hs
Arizona republican., 1918-10-06
10 Acres

Less than 3 miles from center of city, good house, large barn, good well soft water, fine garden and fruit land, the best 10 acre buy in the valley, only s3,500.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-06
For Sale-Real Estate

40 acres fine clean stand of choice alfalfa, one of the best in the valley fenced. no buildings. Price s23O; terms.
 40 acres alfalfa and barley, fenced 4 fields. good house, we'll and engine, good location, 15 COWS to sell with 1t, a fine dairy proposition, paying over $500 per month. 10 or 20 acres well adapted for cotton. The price is only S25O per acre. Good terms.
 40 acres alfalfa only miles from Phoenix, fenced in fields, good house with large screen porch around the house, fine young orchard, a fine hay and dairy ranch, good terms to the right party.
 40 acres near Glendale car line, 20 acres good alfalfa, 20 acres fine for cotton or cantaloupe, we'll fenced good four room house, barn and pos session at once. Price s275 per acre Is worth at least $500; is located where land rents for $40 to $50 per acre.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-06

40 ACRES near Glendale, very highly improved; dandy house, fine well of soft water, engine and tank; fine or chard; all alfalfa. Owner non-resi- dent, can give easy terms. See R. G. Barton, with Myers & Carrick, Glen dale 1t
Arizona republican., 1918-10-06

Less than cost-Modern two-apart- ment house. Built to live in not to sell. Terms 320 N. 4th Ave. If
Arizona republican., 1918-10-06
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
 160 acres near Caliente Springs, good level land, a loamy gravelly soil in a frostless country, plenty of water for irrigation at 40 to 50 feet. This is a good buy at $S75. $500 cash, balance in 3S annual payments at per cent. A section, four miles from the Gila river, has a good in. well 73 it. to water. Nice level land. Would be a good headquarter ranch for a small bunch of cattle. Price s2550. $500. .O0 cash, balance in 3S annual payments at 5 per cent.
 3320 acres, rich, loamy silty soil.- Ex- tra good land for growing cotton, all falfa, etc. A good tract to develop by pumping irrigation, water plane 20 1t. and under. It can be had cheap.
 J. c. DOZENS
 209 National Bank of Arizona Bldg.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-06

LAND at $60 per acre, with water Bolin Realty Co.,, 119 N. End Ave. It
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-14
sTRANn

There nre few scenes IN The
Beloved Blackmaller." new World
picture with Carlyle blackwell and
Evelyn Grcely 40 the stars. which
would make the sadde5t person
smile. n you suffer from the blues
YOU are advised 10 Hce 10 when II
comes 20 tho strand thHater Thurs
day and Friday
Spike Brognn. formerly an athletic
trainer at a college now conducts
hIa own training camp up IN the
woods of New York state. His pa.
tents seek his cure 10 lose ayoirdu-
pots lie mo~tn them az the station
in his little broken down auto and
conveys tho whole group 10 hs III
tie farmhouse In tho woods. There
they are shown 10 their rooms and
with disapproval thvy count the
bumps In tho rough surface Of the
| bedding. then they are sent down
stairs to Fo through a nttlr prclimi
nary exercise before supper
Anybody coming into The camp
with liquors or medicines is severely
punished By being thrown into tho
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-14

the existing conditions After a. ad
lourumcut here tomorrow, tho hear
Ing viii DO continued ln Uuaton
Thursday and Friday Later srs-
sions viii bo hold Ia the south
DurinE the afternoon session Mr.
Brand 60 ascertain tho ,Ntrut NJ
apcruluuon on tho Ncw Nura....y'
change. asked how uu cr0rtkJ l4
prcg4 the market hy shnr, 'H. ~
could be detected. Several mnmuus
rcpllod that unless tnc w...u.nf.
wore % considerable 'uum. ..H
covered moro than one grade. L.
would ho difficult
Members asserted that mo- CON
tracts are executed without CHARGE
The exchange. they said. Inu. n..
deal iu marg,ns, but thr ...Hr...
house association aErsua.A N.r-a
or $40 "a bale ON account Tor f#.....
spot sales '1Tc not peuAiIaea
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-14
LYRIC

Sub.nriues depth bombs and
other 7nurdorous marine Hun do
Vices hold no terrurs for beautiful
Juunlu Hansen. fur it has recently
been discovered that tho popular
Universal star is "uuFnkable
lu one OF the episodes of THE
Brass Bullcu serial taken or the
coast Of Santa Catalina Island, Cali
fornia, BE- was necessary Tor Miss
Hansen 90 jump overheard from a
vessel and apparently drown with
ont moments hesitation the fear
less actress jumped into the water.
but 20 tho amayomcnt Of hcr director
and companions shc was unable tu
sink
Try az She might her head would
persist in appearing above tho SUR
face Of the water. ana whom she
managed 60 suhmerge her head hrr
frct would bob up. some part N hcr
body constantly appearing 70 spoil
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-14
CITY WILL TAKE OVER
BUILDING FOR LIBRARY

with money provided by the city
A. J smithorman. librarian NJ tho
negro library. will purchase from J.
A. stratford former Librarian, the
building in which the library ia
housed Tho money viii bc deducted
from smlthermus salary.
when Hmthcrman was appointed
to this position by the new admin
lsfrauou. Stratford refused 20 turn
over the KEYS us he was the owner
uf the building The police had 90
he called in before tho matter was
finally settled.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-14

lake. They did this a few times with
Bobby Briggs. who insisted upon
taxing pills AT the camp and he
t,teaed cold water. Later he grow
siSng and reciprocated by doing tho
same with the trainer. How he hap
psned to 20 10 the camp and how IL
vuH made enjoyable is told In The
Beloved Blackmailer." Don't fail to
soe IL
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-14
Nnllcr in N. q. Ynicrnns.

Members OF Tulsa Camp, United
Confederate Veterans. arc requested
To meet at the courthouse IN rulsa,
saturday. August Il. 1918, al
o'clock y. M. The purpose OF the
meeting is TO elect delegates 70 the
annual reunion of Confederate Vet
Grams 10 be held IN Tulsa september
2t-25-2G, 1913. and some other im-
portant business, j. A. YEAGER.
T. T. HUNT Commander.
Adiutnnt