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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-17
HOWARD BECOMES A
GOOD ROAD BOOSTER
Endorses Go,crnor.cicct Roirrtson's
I'lnn For the building of Cross
state Highways.

T. T.. Howard congressman elect,
will meet with the members % the
congress onal committee Nhich
managed his campaign today to fnd
out from them what his constituents
m their respective counties are cH'
pee ally anxious OF having him do
Tor them. ~ sound the sep,fnent on
public questions and ~ determine
what legislation can he proposed
that viii benefit the entire distLicL
Nj Howard was IN Tulsa Sestet-
day for the first time since the -lec-
ton For several weeks he has been
In Washington IN connection win
the WORK of the oil ana gnn mems
committee which went there to take
up with congress- the various tax
matters which affect the oil and
gas industry While he was there,
he ok,rf,ahout bit and got ac-
uuaintedNWith' Washington in ad-
vance ~ his offic al removal to tho
'apitol In March II know one
thing about my district he said
yesterday That In. that It's the
h.s, district In the United Statco TO
represent In ,ongress
buc ~ the first legislative mat.
tors which will receive MI How
III \ NIlfU'lNN Nllff Nv NNhFh INV
scat In congress ~ TO take steps To
bring Ostgc county into the eastern
oklahoma federal judicial district
\ bill providing that Usage county
be removed from tn. western diH.
tr.rt ana placed Ia the eastern dis.
tri,t q now hcing prepared and viii
he introduced soon after congress
conycn.s IN March Geographically
ana scntimcutHllN. the Usage Coun
tf, hclungs IA IN" enHtcrn oklahoma
district" Mr Howard Wid Even
pklhomaua regard the Usage ma
ton ~ "a part ~ eastern oklahoma
ana the CitigcnH or bsago county
would much prefer to be IN the east
prn district because II IL NOR" con-
Nrnipnt fur them 'nder present
roud tons they are compelled 10 gu
clear t. GIthrle ur "a Enid Ia at.
tend ruuti while II they we're IN the
= tast"ru lwttic', the court towns
would l." much more accessible Ia
thcut This bul viii also, provide
that lar;l~vllle shall he u court
town That tx as It should he. and
especially with Osagr county In the
4 strict. there are added reasons why
llst'irs,iIlc should hc made 4 seat
~ the federal court
l'NerN fuut uf ia" Usage country
vii ho thrown open fur exploitation
Tor oll and gus N congress herds the
ndVlc" ~ Congressman lluwnrd.
''Thc'c ie No reason why u shouldn't
he and hy opening this country
oklahoma will he Kept busy fnr
Years taking oil from the richest OF
producing section ~ the country
he ~ 4
TRANSFORMATION is going 90 solve
the governments economic prob
lens in the opinion ~ Mf Howard
"Hulld a. good hard road go miles
wraight west ur south or east ut
Tulsa county he said. "and send
motor trucks ont every day to
gnthrr up dairy pruduc. A. soon NJ
the farmers who i've near that road
find out that all the, nave to do n
to haul their milk ana other produce
to the road ihoN'll begin rui-inR
more stock IN order 10 take nd
vaufag. ~ an chHN tuArke'
Il m ia favor of Governor Ron
crisous plan 10 appropriate money
fcf the building ~ cruss.state high
WAYS The cost can be paid hack In
CON1iSutD On PAOb LlGHI
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-17
France Puts War Cost at 1856
Billion and Would Divide II

officers Killed. the minister of war
declared In the senate today More
than 10000 officers we're wounded
srriously
Italy. the minister continued had
more men under arms proportionatr
tu population ban any nation
War, he said. had cost ltaly ji,-
600 100000 lire. The public debt a.
the end ,of October was $4,000 o0O.-
600 lire
Premier Orlando told the senate
that Italy was not In u position 10 de-
mobilize a single man and that all
war material should he kept intact
The Immediate difficulties 10 be sur
mounted, he sud hid not dimin.
ishcd. hut had Increased
lie addict that reparutiun for
damages was q question outside do
cuRsiun prssidslt wilson's prlu
cipics he continued excluded an IN
itmnity IN he ttadiiional sense ~
the word. but doubtless ltaly would
adoIs the same policy r"Ha rding
reparatlouH ~ the other allies \
commission had been appointed to
establish ItAlys damages
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-17
PORTUGUESE LEADERS
ARRESTED IN LISBON
tnioni-, nnd Itrpublican Leaders
Ar Hcid IN Connection Win
Murder ~ President Tnr-.

LISBON. Portugal. bec 10 Dr.
nrlto Cnmncho. leader ~ The union.
~ group In the Portuguese cham
her ~ deputies. ana Magazines
Lima leader ot the republican
party. havo been arrested Magnl-
hncs Lima wns takon into custody
because. Il ig alleged, a letter nd-
dressed to him was found un the
pcr-on ~ the ASSASSIN Of President
Ines
The body ~ IN Sldnnlu inct,
president uf Portugal Who Nas rs
snAsinntod Saturday hN man named
Irrtnc. was taken today tn the lielrui
palace 10 await the funeral rcremu-
nieH McinWhil" the Portuguese
gov rrnm-nt H continuing Ia utiicr
under br. OHsurln Castro the minis.
ter ~ Justice while both chambers
~ the parliament have been sum.
monrd tuda, lo DISCUSS the question
uf a successor tp thr presidency
The whole capital lH tu mourning
with deep uuderCuri'ui ~ tN,lt".
mcnt THE government h1r uri go
appeal tp all public off.pIs 10 NIX
them to preserve order
The man arrested af''r tho bH-
~ s~inniiun ~ President rJrH >rs.
terdHy wore COM pp,ulltr ip lhr
inhabitants Of 90, prov lru" ~
Alcmtrlu. IN the ruu'hyrn part ~
the country W" lid p revolver Iu
his pocket when arrested tul asked
the police to save hr. fuw h''nF
l,uchcd because hr had important
r"Nclhtious q" w'k"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-17

pAnlS SUNDAY Dec - The
French government N considering 4
hin ESTABLISHING among the aliics an
iuternational financial union The
purpose of this union would he dis
tribute the expenses Of the war be
tween the nations on the basis of
populations ana power to contribute
The propositions II supported nv 100
Delegates Of al pnrtica. u is under
stood thu, similar plan IL under
consideration by the british govern
ment
II In estimated that the expenses
OF th. allies totallel $4,000 900 900
francs while 'hc central rNpens-s'ag-
rreenied s7b. 600 600 zoe francs. To
avoid international bankruptcy. II -
declared that such an association is
ucceSnr, to float an lnternaiionh
loan estimated at Ss.o00 900. 600
france to he iIs'rihltei ON = hisis ~
pnpuIation and production. Each
state would guarantee rs proportion
from customs aud other revenues
HOME SATURDAY. Dec II DuIns
the war the italian array lost ls,soV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-17
SAVINGS TO PAY FOR COST
Claim Made That Adm0rtiza-
ton Fund for Twenty-Five
Years viii BE Enough.
SERVICE TO BE IMPROVED
Economic Advantage Is Urged
In Favor of House Reso-
luton Now Pending.

NNSlflNGrbN. Dee ~ owner
ship by the government uf the tclc
grhph ana telephone tNstrus ~ tn"
nation was characterized a. "impet-
alive hN Postmaster General Uurlc.
} son today In a letter To Representa-
| tive Moon. chairman ~ the house
/ committee on puHtOfficr~ aud post
roads Mr liurlcsOn -,id tht systems
can bc acquired without Ia" appru-
/ piiatlun ~ - dollar from the public
treasury by applying to an amor
/ tizntion fund for 20 years the sav.
bngs made under government own.
crship through elimination pf dupli-
cations In plants ana operating cN
pcnses
In support ~ the government own
errhip resolutions introduced IN the
house last week by Representative
Moon, the postmas,er general quot
rd from the recent letter ~ Theo.
dore \ Vail president of the Amer
lean Telephun. and Telegraph com
pany, and from the annual reports ~
a number of postmaster generals
since the civil war. All OF whom
agreed, he said that government con g..
troll or ownership would greatly con-
tribute to the cfficiencN.of service
saving h Public.
The economic Importance ~ the
propoa tion to acquire the proper
ties hV the government IL very great.
Mr. llurlesnn wrote "priVnte capt.
tai II invested IN public service en-
terpris-A with the expectation ~
TO per cent and often greater re-
turn upon the Investment This Of
course. the public II expected 10 pay.
while the government can borrow
money ut "a per cent. The public.
however pays the charge In either
event The difference between ~
per cent and Y per cent for the money
Invested In the wire systems ~ tho
United States would maintain ami
pay for the property In ~ years and
nine months The government nr
owner would no more expect To-
charge for Interest on the Invest
ment than II would Tor money in
vested IN postal facilities. navy yards
or other public property"
AS Justification for the permanent
taking over ~ the wire systems Mr.
Nurlcson sud
~ Governmental Function.
To establish aud maintain means
of communication Is NJ much the
function of the government nH IN the
provision for national defense
Moreover, ~ is essential to the de
Vrlopment ~ the country and To the
progress and prosperity ~ It's pro-
pie n II defense of the natlonal
Interests as much IN peace as In war
Extension of the wire serv-
toe should he determined hy public
needs, not the Opportunity fos pri-
vutc gain" W.
The postmaster general saii he he
llcved that an effective plan could
he worked out by which the waste
~ competition can he eliminated and
the advantages Of private initiative
IN research. investigation and n
perimenthtion not be lost
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-17
WILSON SPEECHES BURNED
By WOMEN IN WASHINGTON

wAanINUTON. Dec. Nearly
400 members Of the national wOm-
ans party, carrying torches and han
ncrs. paraded by the white house
today and, grouping around tho
statue OF Lafayette, In public
square across the avenue from the
executive manAion, cercmoniounly
burned copies ~ all speachea niad'
hy President Wilson, Tho demon
rtntion was staged as protest
against tho failure or the senate TO
adopt tho resolution submitting
tho federal suffrage constitutional
amendment to tho states
polico protected the women from
Interference by tho crowd which
watched and intcrvened several
times Ia quiet distufbers who Tried
10 drown out with hoots the speeches
which zach woman made n she
came forward to deposit the copy OF
an address on the fire,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-17
DEAD NUMBER 1868
All Are Now Counted;
Wounded to Be Re-
ported Dec. II.
FIGURES TO BE INCREASED
Additional Names Will
More Than Offset
Implications.

WASHINGTON. Dec. i6-oen-
cral perhlnR cablrd the war do
partment today that practically
complcie reports OF deaths In sc-
tion among tho espoditionsry forces
should reach tht department by De-
cember 20 and Of severely wounded
by December 81.
General Pe~hlnG said that the
number ~ unreported casualtics In
process OF verification ~ the cen-
trai records office OF tho sxpedi-
tionary forces on December IL. wN
to,tt0. They were divided A. fol-
lows; Killed In action, spo, dted Of
wounds 27b. died OF diseass. ass;
accidentally killed. sii ssvsreiy
wounded In action. ss.s7i. Thsss
include all suspense cases under
Investigation" the general satd.
Total oasIslties to Novernber -
In the s0th (wtidcat) divisloa North
Carolina. south Carolina and Tsnne-
soc national GuArd) we're gtvsn ~
7,sis The caSuAlties we're classi-
fled ~ follows. Killed IN action.
lies, died Of wounds, Sa0. died Of
disease. ~ died Of other oAuses. 0;
severely Wounded. i.iett wounded.
degree undetermined, oeb, siishtly
wounded, s,sfsi missins or css.
tured. isS.
usnsraI Psrs,Ass reported thar
the number Of duplicsts cas,saAties
discovered In the central records Of
flee since November 17 would not
operate 70 reduce the total for the
entire sxpeditionary forces given IN
his summary Of that date. ~ Addi-
tionai casualties reported more thaa
offset the duplicates.
| General March announced on No
yenbsr 10 thai the American casu-
altles exclusive Of prisoners totsiIsd
3ss.sss, The list At that time was
divided as follows
Killed In action. s,sss.
Died OF wounds. is.i0t.
Dled OF disease, 1e.0e<.
Died Of other causes. 1850.
Missing IN action, 1t.2e0.
Prlsoners tuntnteliiGible).
Wounded. is9.sbs. divided ~ foe.
lows.
Severely wounded, bt.Tbi,
Undetermined, Asiiss.
slightly, sf,Ose.
A messase from General PershinE
added about 5000 additional men to
those designated by him for early
return to the United States, The
units are,
Tho iooth. .sbth. ts7,h, tssth
ispth. ssbth and stotiy aero squad.
rons the first Hss regiment mt full
strength. tho anti-sircraft artillery
school detachrmtn and replacement
battery.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-17
LAST GERMAN TROOPS
GIT OUT OF FINLAND.

WASHIN0TON. Dec, t6 The last
German troops leave Finland today
under the command Of officers of
high rank. according To an official
dispatch from stockholm No Ger
man military instructors WI be al
lowed To remain IN the country
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-17

TIE WEATHER.

~ LSA. uka p,-- H. Maximum
'' minimum. - tonth siuds p,rib
cloud,
OK NuoNN ps,ia, ard Wsiuc,
daN CLOUDY ,o.i~
l1l lsiINA tgr.d.} trstoA,lng
riogd'urs' W"doe,da, cloudy aud
fRhANsAs ru,.d., generally
cloud, colder W,duc,da,
tA~i lfNAS tus,day srd Wedn,,
dsN cloudy colder iu north IofInu
lncsds} cold iu south portion
Medr..da
wLsI INV" tpc,I., cloudy,
older " Mrdn",day' fs,r
hANSNs. hi1 or suos aud csdct
lu",dAb Nednr.la, uutsitlrd
A GOLF PLAYER n CONFESSION
Nh'u"'et have slipped ass
\ quiei game Of golf io pls
The hirds have whisprrsd from lhe
trees
Tho boys Ne fghting ovct,os,
Aho'" ne NJ tots uatrH of "a,
I've hssrd the scroplanes so J.,
Md .i the time tou, b o' shame
liat married the pleasure oi The game
I've told m,self Thousand lies.
I've ssid I needed t,sf,Is,
10 UiAN. I've said. ! h.i ihs figAt
hsrausc I vas too old TO hFht
Vet every time | VI" sltpp'd s-h
Where al VA beautiful Ia p'a1,
I've thought Of thcm sith ssofd and
gun
Nho ~crc not having a., fun
", comrades used to uonds' ~iv
The game played had gone swtF
You used 10 div. in pcff-ri stNle
Md nos yon' rc sliriur al She ~hile 30
The, "a sAi to me Your puts are bad
where b. the stlil that once you had 20
And tots pAs oil ia ever sN
II guess my thoughts are far away -
Nnd ~ ,hey we're ho~evrr hafd
NEAinst such wsndsrirs IA guard
ia zee the fields srross the sca
Where | believed ought 10 be-
4 think hos pitifully small
Nour service herr BE-. otter o.
And | would ferl my checks rroW hot
And then. o' course I'd dub the shot
nut ,esieris, m. cannonA ceased
And vent out ~ one released
from weight Of care aud conscious
strain
And found my long lost drive again.
I krpi nv ss upon the be
And did not M nv head ~ al
nhAmp~red by sense 81 shame
Nv coincidence let me piaN the game
Copyright 1913 by tdgsr \ GucsD
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-17
M'NDOO To LEASE
SANTA RNRBARt COTTAGE.

SAINT AHARnARA cal, Dee. 10.
Former Secretary ~ the Treasury
William - McAdoo, ID was an
nounccd here today. has arranged to
lease FOR three months hcriunhng
January /. u cottagc ani u ls-acre
tract w SANTA barbara suburb cum-
handing n view " the ocean
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-17
Jl.Ns To SEND
Ii.AtI. MISSION.

PHILADELPHIA pec. 10 -- \
committee to present the claims OF
the United Jrwry ~ the world viii
be sent to the peace conference
abroad. Julian Mack ~ Chicago,
who was elected president Of the
American Jewish congress at the
opening session ~ the meetings
being held here, announced today.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-17
REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE
WILL MEET JANUARY 10

NASIllNGTON. Dee lG.-Chnlr-
man HAYS ~ the republican national
committee today issued call foe a
meeting uf the comnllttc" at thlca-
a., January 10. "tp discuss he gen
orui situation ana ~ lay plans Tor
the futur"
Republicans feet said Mr.. Hays
announcement. THAT they have won
IA tremendous victory this last cleo
ton ami realize thoroughly that by
their opportunities now are their -
HpuueIlil'ipH measured
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-17

fAItlS, Drc is.--Tho arrival OF
the various officials TO meet Presi-
dent Wilson has now been ar
ranged for The Italian premlsr.
Ni,tofio orlando, and Foreign
Minister sonnlno. will reach here
ThurSdny The british primo min.
l.,"r, David Lloyd ucorEe, and
Foreign Secretary A. J iialfour
VIII probably reach Paris next
saturday or sunday. with Pro-
inter Clemenceau, the presence OF
these peace delegates Will permit
of discussions betwcon IN four
leading powers britain,
France. the United states and
Italy.
The inter allied conference
probably Will assemble next Mon
day hut the sssHlons viii be
brief, not exceeding two days
The Initial meeting ~ the inter.
allied conference probably Will be
held Ia the French war offire, aud
win give President Wilson his
fltst opportunity 10 meet tn.
delegates around tho conference
table After two days the various
leaders viii separate for the
Christmas holidays
pANlS Dee 10 President VII
son will leave Paris In an automo
bile tomorrow tn visit the prlncipa
points along the old fighting front
notably the battlefield an the Marne
Given Medal of Paris
President Wilson, nt the ronclu
slam ~ HIS address ~ the city hal
today IN reply to the greetings o.
Adtlon Mrhouard. the president o
The municipal council of Paris, wa
pr-H"nt.d with a great gold media
NJ the city ~ Paris TO Mrs WI
tun Vas presented q diamond broocl
adorned with an enamel dove.
President Wilson began breaklnl
traditions today when, IN addition
0u paying ~ FORMAL visit Ia tho CT,
hail Tor The appointed reromonic,
there, he planned to make a cnll n
10 O'Clock ihlr afternoon ut IN,
,uirlrfy ~ wa FOR u nlk with fre
'ulcr tirn"uCrnu. who Hlsu IN minis
iut ~ whi iir decided also to az
stpl the dinnpr invitations ~ foreign
hls fIfst acceptance be
.nr 10 the invitation cStcuLrd by th'
lurl of Derby, the British ambnnsh
iuf 10 France
IN, visit ~ the head ~ a for"igr
patIpu 10 the ministry of war and hl'
acceptance - the huspir,liiy ~ foi
.ign ambassadors are not strictly ~
t,.uribu,o With custom. bat lr"Ni.
i,nt Wilson frlt thn' tho oppoftuui'
... tkt,a .ffUrNnI az VYffIuu into
contact Justified hlm IN
NfcakIug traditions
The visit which rreml'r rlemen
.rtIi paid President Wilson y's'ertuS
,AH NOT only the u,ruiuu NJ hn
p.rr"nal inr"'Irf hu' " re.
suited bon "a nurN p,l uud"t-' standing
ID. lu 'uc rtr. - ~" prr..drni'
.ut 'hrplEhuu co." next fortnight
The meeting va drsr'lhrd 80 os
tuNriNlIu uN rNni wv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-17
FRENCH DI,i4llG trlDN
NOT SELECTED.

PARIS. bcc 10 4 Not even the
number Of delegates To- the peace
conference has as yet been fixed,
SAYS IN Official note issued today
denying various reports a. to the
makeup uf the French delegation
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-17
WIRE BRIEFS.
SOii-S RESIGNATION
REPORTED ACCEPTED.

HEINE. Dee ls A dispatch re-
ccived here from Rerlin, saws the
resignation OF Dr W =. Solf as Inn
prrlal secretary OF foreign affairs
has been accepted
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-17
EX-kAISER REFUSES
TO LEAVE HOLLAND
Amsterdam Paper Itcpots Dcciina.
tion by IIohrntollcrn Although
Dutch Ask Hts Departure.

AMSTERDAM. bee, rs william
lIohritAillurn. the former German
emperor. the Telegram says II un-
dcfstands, has refused tu leave liol-
land after official representations
had been made that HIS continued
presence In Holland was likeiy to
involve the country IN serious ann.
uultlrs
The former emperor, the paper
adds Wiv told that his free departure
would be- = matter OF qualification
10 the Dutch government
IOSpON. Doc 90 Nm inventory
~ former Emperor Williams private
belongings has lsd tn the discovery
~ N" famous imperial wardrobe
including 5Hs German ana foreign
military ana naval uniforms accord
ing "a the Iiorrsen Zritung ~ Her-
I'm S"vrrnl thousand horses in
stables formerly belonging iu Herr
Iinhcnyollrrn have been confisoitcd
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-17
GLASS SWORN IN
As TIl>SIty HEAD.

WASlllNGTuN. bee. ID carter
Glass ~ virginia was sworn IN today
A. secretary of the treasury The
oath was administered by Judge
James llav Of virginia. ~ the court
OF claims
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-17
Draft Boards DissOlre
at Close OF December

ANNArul.ls, Nj. pcr i6-.- %
cal and district drln boards will bs
dis-u.ycd al the end " the present
month Secretary iMker snld In an
address to-day A. Jhr g0vetnu,H con-
ference here After that tlme. how
ever. 'he, will maintain an informal
organisation 20 assist employment
hureaur IN placing returned soldiers
In Industry
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-17

Phoenix SIR hosiery for women.
men aud children. packed In beau
tlful Christmas boxes sold In Tulsa
exclusively 10y curtis Brown 60.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-17
SILL BREAKS TRADITIONS
Calls ON War Ministry and
Accepts Invitations of
Ambassadors.
C0nFERS WITH CLEMeNCEAU
Meeting of President and
French Premier Very
Cordial.

F\tiS, Dcr. ts.--i'rcsidcnt VII
~on win leave rar. Christ mas
eve and so Ia American general
headquarters. From madaumricr-
he VIII pr1~'N ,o tho Amcrhan
fr'n'. lie viii have Christmas
dinner with ,hc American tr,sp~,
aud not With the American com.
n'andcr- -in-chlcf or other Amcri.
can officers.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-17

Curtis rruvu Go ri'r f"r par.
tiCulnI men AdN.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-17

rms II ND CROSS
WEEK - ANSWER ROLL
CALL FOR tIiitiSTMAS
WIN ONLY \ DOLLAR.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-17

HOME SATURDAY.. Dec Dutlns
the war the italian army lost lb,s0V
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-08-21
ATHLETICS FOR
RECRUIT RECEIVING
DEPOT MEN
New Boxing Stand and a Big
Athletic Program at Y Hut
231. Includes All Kinds of
Sports

Joe Nelson and Matt Wells to give an
exhibition.