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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-14
For Sale-AutOmObIes- Wanted

FOR moDHeS-M anted
GARAGE. eO4 \. oregon. s. per month
CASH PAID for old Fords-Phone s77
lyIs FORD in good condition Pm. $40
I PARMELEE-Aiagneto and starter repair
er. We specializs IN srmaturr reUinding.
/ AUTO HANDWRITING your cars washed
| Will YOU wait 200 " Kansas Pm s77
/ FOR sALE-One Hudson Sedan. IN per
| feet mechanical condition Phi 5l55.
| FOR SALE-Studebaker 50. cheap. See
/ Ewald. next 10 county hospital
| FOK REST-stone garage. So a month.
sampson. 1903 2. Rio Grande.
BRICK GARAGE and large yard for rent.
oly Magottln. opposite Toltec club
FOR SALE-s0lld brass frame windshield
also speedometer- Phone 35s5-
FOR SALE-Light Buick Six. cheap FOR
cash Phone 52TsR-
GOOD Ford body and top for sale. Tex
leo Transfer Co
CAMPBELL ST. garage. sIs n. Campbell
Live storage s. per north. Pm 1I72-
FOR SALE-Car In coed condition, with
1 extra wheel and extra tires VIII take
Liberty bond IN trade Phi s511W.
ONE CHEVROLET touring car over
hauled, and in first class condition, S400.
G W. Switzer. ssl4 Frutas St Phi 4745-
) PASSENGER OVERLAND. bargain, first
class shape all around. III y. Stanton.
Apt I.
BENT FRONT AXLEs straigbtened on
car. Radiators and Tenders repaired
Brown wedding Co. 600 Texas. Phi. So5l
1916 MITCHELL. 5-passenger, fine shape
and looks like new: good tires. VIII
take good Ford In part payment SOC
WANTED-Cheap automobile. condition
no object. so IL has motor and chassis
Address p o. Box 10f1, or call after s.
40S Rivers St
IF YOU have an automobile TO sell bring
1t to Us. we can sell It.
Ell PASO AUTO EXCHANGE
Phone 155- e0S Mesa
WANTED cash. before Christmas.
late model 5-passenger Ford. Maxwell.
Hueco St Phi SSH.
ONE 1917 mcdel Maxwell newly painted,
new battery and first class condition for
sale Best offer takes f. Stewart Prod
uct Service station Phi $3.50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-14

CHEVROLET BARGAINS
Il OF these cars 20 select from al
prices ranging from $500 10 S4I5.
on practically your own terms.
All mechanically perfect Several
with new paint and very good
rubber. See them today.
Ell PASO AUTO co.
407 Myrtle Ave. Phone Is.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-14

NON RESIDENT OFFERS SNAP
IN downtown property. two cottage!
on 50x120 feet lot within forty fee
Of Masonic temple. This property
overlooks Cleveland Square and I:
strictly high class, the beautiful 10.
cation insures quick advance, nov
that the war is over.
SEE MRS. B. ". HALE.
e171z " San Antonio st. Phone sos
SNAP! on ESTRELLA ST.
In Alta Vista rear Tularosa Sc
ONLY S3150.OO
$4,000 CASH AND $500 NO.
INCLUDING INTEREST.
East frontage on 5ex135 feet to alley.
Has ( very large rooms. bath and ?
large glazedin rooms Garage and
Chicken houses. Very highly improved
grounds, lots Of trees and flowers
both in back and front SEE PHIL
LIPS.
JAMES L. MARR & co.
Phone 1850 304 San Antonio.
BARGAIN OF BARGAINS
5 Room House with bath on 5Ox14o
feet $4,000 Cash. balance 5000 per
month Price $4,000.
Fine HoIstein Cow TO trade as first
payment on small house Balance
monthly. What have you7
Room Bungalow with glassed sleep
ing porch. blocks from five points on
paved street. $4,000 cash. balance
easy terms. Price, S3250.00.
ANDERSOX-FTLLEH
INVESTMENT CO.
scs Mesa Ave. Phone 1851.
A FEW FROM OUR LIST OF
BARGAINS.
g4s,O00.C0-50 room hotel. North Ore
gon St $500 secured lease. 4 years,
exchange. equity for valley land or
city property.
North FL Paso street. trade for bun
galow part pay
sGOOO-I0 room tenement. South Ore
gon street, clear trade for north side
bungalow.
s5z50-One four room and one S room
house. Silver City. rental s45 per
month, trade for FL Paso property
G2SOO-Four room bungalow East
Boulevard. trade part pay for 100
acres OF land, lower valley at about
500 per acre
sS6O0-Ffve room bungalow. Alta
Vista section. trade for something
ss150-Fine four room bungalow.
Government Hill. trade for close in
Sc. $1,000 acres Of land upper val
ley, good road. trade for FL Paso
property and will cut and trade por-
tions.
81. OOO-FInely improved "a acre tract.
$1,000 seven room house, one half mile
city limits. Las Cruces, clear, trade
for Fl Paso property.
sO0OO-60 acres wen improved place,
40 acres alfalfa, trade for e Paso
$500 acres near Hagerman, u
acres bearing orchard, fine home,
trade for FL Paso property.
s6OOO-S0 acres upper valley. trade
for e Psso property.
NEWMAN INVESTMENT COMPANY.
Phone $50 100 San Antonio St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-14
NOTICE TO HAYNEs AND

NOTICE TO HAYNES AND
MITCHELL OWNERS.
We are prepared TO do your re-
pair work right and reasonable
We also do repair work on all
makes CT good cara We only
employ experienced mechanics
who know their business.
WEST TEXAS MOTOR co.
HAYNES & MITCHELL, Dealers
COL Montana Phone f24S-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-14
SeIl-LiHe Stoek-BuK

Self-LIVe Stock-buy
REGISTERED Hclstein bull years old,
for sale. $500 cash. ssoi Tuiarosa ST
GOOD MICH COW for sale. Call at 22I5
Texas street
ONE GOOD Jersey milk COW. Easy terms
Phone 5349.
FRESH COW for sale. savagss place
miles down county road
ONE sORREL MARE and WaEon- Ph-
FOR SALE CHEAP. team. harness: stude-
baker wagon. fully equipped Tor camping.
1900 Myrtle avenue
FOR sALE-Two young goats male and
female. Their mother gives s quarts
OF milk Telephone 5s52M-
FOR SALE-Bred Duroc-Jersey SONS and
gifts. also fat shoats- - r Richards.
canutlllo. Texas
FOR SALE-About 50 ranged mares. $50
mule colts from one TO three years old
A. F. Carpenter. Faywood, y. n.
FOR SALE-Team young. gentle. black
mares. II hands. 1fe0 pounds o. over.
Three sets double harness complete; al
most new Oliver riding pillow. new corn
shelter: eco bushels white corn also fine
seed corn-barEains- J. F Allen. Canu-
fiilo. Texas -lphulel-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-14
A REAL BARGAIN

A REAL BARGAIN
Nice s room bungalow, furnished.
full lots. IN Grand View. close to car
line; only $3.50, good terms.
ID. G. HEINEMAN.
Roberts-Banner Building.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-14

Poultry and Pet Stock
FRESH EGGS-CaH 5S23W.
FRESH EGGs-75 cents. sol Epson
20 White Leehorn Hens. Phone 5s23W.
CANARY BIRDS-Guaranteed fine sing
ers. 81 Phone 4O12-
LOOKING for a bargain IN rabbits; We
are selling out our entire stock. cheap.
fi7 Luna
$50 YOUNG White LeEhorn pullets and
hens. 1876 Rosa St Phi s75SJ.
FEW good ones left. Utility. New Yea
lands. reasonable or rather cheap; bred
does. does with filters. 4ssiR- 4o5 Hill
FOR SALE-IO fine Rhode Island Red
hens one year old. S1-15 each. at 400
Trowbridge-
WOMAN-House work. including cooking
and washing; family OF two Pay. 81
weekly. Phi s714J.
FOR SALE
New Zealand does. two bucks and Is
small rabbits Very cheap. Phone sS49
FOR SALE-Beigian hares. utility bucks.
5 months old: also bunch Of young stock
Phone 4s56R- SIes Idalia ST
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-14

FOR EXCHANGE
House IN city for Dallas property: Van
Horn. Texas. home for city property or
valley land: bungalow in city for story
home; cottage. north side. for tenement
home in Golden Hill FOR East e Paso lots
north OF track Have buyer for cottage
near high school
MCKEE BROS. eos Mills Bldg.
ANOTHER ALTA VISTA HOME
S44O0.
Fine room buff brick bungalow. all
built in features. hardwood floors.
breakfast room. furnace heat: brick
garage, lot 5ox14o. south front; street
paved
ID. G. HEINEMAN.
Roberts-Banncr Building.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-14

addition. acres. block Z. Fit. Bliss
acreage, all level and clear. Make
offer viii accept Liberty bonds in
part or fun payment G. McCord. Ga
mis-, Calf.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-14

WANTED-I00 or less White Leghorn
puIlets- Also Il thoroughbred Rhode Is
land Red hens Send description and
price 10 ?. E. Cranstcn. Douglas, Ariz-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-14

PARMELEE-Magn and starter
repairing. We specialize n armature
I reWiudf0R
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-14
VALLEY LANDS

TWO BIG BARGAINS
CATTLE AND RANCHES
$500 cattle. and well improved ranch.
comprising 100 acres owned, and $500
acres leased. scattered over an area OF
Is miles square in 81 different tracts
Ranch alone worth $50. 600. Buy the
outfit for $4,000: one-third cash. Lo-
Gated southern Arizona
1900 cattle. : well improved ranches
and irrigated farm controlling an area
OF 15x2O miles Located in New Mexico
Plenty Of grass and we'll Watered, and
cattle IS percent bald face. Ranches.
leases, etc. $4,000. Cattle S45 around.
one-half cash. Can be delivered by Jan
18th
W. T. HALE
CARE JAS. L. MARR & CO.,
304 San Antonio Street
For Sale or Exchange-Real Estate
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SCHOOL LASDS-veazey. care Herald
FOR EXCHANGE,
Good warehouse lots for business property
pay difference in cash Drug store at
Five Points. for land or cottage. Large
apartment house on n. FL Paso street.
for land or lots. Clear land AZ Vada. "
NJ. for cottages Pear orchard near Clint
for cottage. Cottage Pacific beach for
e Paso property
500 Caples Phone S.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-14

watch and Clock Repairing. reasonable
priceS C.P.Martin. so7 Trust Bldg. Pr sssI.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-14

FOR sALE-II7 feet on Bisbee street,
with two 4 room houses, one room
house. all for S1S00-S500 down. bals nce
Ike rent $50 per month Including in
terest- Would consider a used Ford or
wagon AID good team at cash prices.
See owner 51O1 Bisbee st.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-14

CLOSE IN PROPERTY at sacrifice by
owner: 3 room brick cottage, bath,
sleeping porch-with room white
brick house at rear-worth $500.
Phone 5S75-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-14

FOH SALE 81 OWNEH-IWo rev
four room modern bungalows near
Washington Park. $3.50 and $4,000.
one for white and one for colored
people. Small payment down, balance
like rent Phi 7O11
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-14
For SaIe-AutOmObiIes-Wanted

I Haynes, 7-passenger. Ere
Wneels Si-uu
OldsmObile. 5-passenger -----S450
Cole X. so l. p. .----.-.--S550
Maxwell SEDAN, good condition.
FOR .. .. $500
AppersOn Jack Rabbit. 5-pass. $500
Minfon G, 7passenger --....s750
Headquarters for Christmas bar
gains
WEST TEXAS MOTOR co.
sol Montana Phone 4245.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-14
Grocers and MeaE Markets

CUT RATE Hardware and Paints.
HENRY MOHR. 500 = IL FAsO ST
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-14

Housekeeping Rooms-Unfurnished
--~-~-~-~-~.~---S-~--- ~------~---------~~-~--
3 INFIRNISHED rccu.s- No sick nor
children 5oE r Missouri
ROOMS. phone and water. private bath
adults: SO. Phi 1901
8 UNFINISHED rooms. screened porch.
half OF cottage, blocks Five Points
Lights, water, phone furnished No
children Prone s0gsJ.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1918-06-01
Transfers off,.
Real Estate

Calvin II. Henry from Joseph Massey.
an undivided interest in the Harry
Taylor Farm. containing acres. more
or less. in the Third Election District.
Consideration. s.. etc.
John d. Ayres and James II. Ayres
from Calvin II. Henry and wife. an I'M
divided interest in the Harry Taylor
Farm. containing : acres, more or less.
in the Third Election District. Consid-
GRAFTON. $40. etc.
Stephen II. CULLEN and William T.
CULLEN from William H. Dobbin and
wife. real estate on Baltimore Avenue.
and South First Street. at Ocean City.
Consideration. $40, etc.
Virginia Taylor from Julia A. Stev-
ems. ct al. real estate on the northeast
side of Cedar Street. in Pocomoke City.
Consideration. $40. etc.
Chris II. Nelson. Jr. from James 7.
Handy, part of the Powell Farm" con
tanning a. acres. more or less. together
with an adjoining parcel of land, con-
tanning q acres. more or less on the
Dun Swamp Road. in the First Election
District Consideration. 5000. etc.
Lloyd Brown from Francis T. Chatham
and wife, ct al. Golden Mine, CON
tanning l5i acres. more or less. near
Whtesburg. Consideration. 81. 100
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1918-06-01
Snow Hill Christian Church

1000 a. m, Sunday School. II. 5. b.
Gibbons, Superintendent
Hoo a. m, Sermon. Subject, THE
Call of the Christ"
500 p. m. Song and Prayer service.
- p. m, Sermon. Subject, The
Ideals of a Parent
This will be the first service of the
new year and will be in charge of the
pastor. A glorious worship il antici-
pated and a fine fellowship
Prayer meeting and Teachers Train.
ing Glass each Wednesday evening at
: o clock.
All welcome to these services.
S. j. GOODE. Minister.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1918-06-01
Stockton

Children'S Day will be observed in
the Presbyterian and the Methodist
Episcopal Churches Sunday.
u Nj. Charles Pruitt, who lives near
the bay and who has been sick for
SOME time, died Wednesday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hill are Wis
ting their son. Arthur. at Stocklcy,
Del.
Mrs. William Robinson died Sun
day Of typhoid fever at her home near
the bay. Funeral services were held
Monday. and interment was made in
the VI. +. Churchyard.
Mrs. G. Ward has received letter
from her son. Sergeant Oscar Ward.
in which he states that he expects to
sail shortly for France.
Miss Mary Taylor returned home
Saturday from Maryland College. in
Western Maryland. She stopped en-
route to see her niece, Mary Elizabeth
Day at Nottingham. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Collins are
receiving congratulations on the birth
of daughter.
4 series of entertainments is being
given by the young ladies Of the
graduating class. Miss Mary Parker
entertained Thursday evening, Miss
Mabel Bromley entertained Tuesday,
Mis-, Cecilia Houston Wednesday eve
ming. and there are others planned
later.
Nr. c. II. Johnson has two little
girls i'll with typhoid fever
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hudson enter
tanned a few friends At IN oyster roast
at the bay Tuesday.
Mr. William Hill has resigned his
position with the Electric Light Co.
Res. K, A. Brotcmarklc visited
relatives and friend, in salisbury
and Philadelphia this week
Our people are preparing to go
"oycr the top" in the War Saving
stamp Drive NEXT week.
Mr. William Dean. who ha, been
visiting a: the VI. +. Parsonage, has
returned to his home in Reeds Grove.
Pa His son, Reese Dean. accompa-
MED him as far rs RoScdale, where he
has accepted a position As telegraph
operator.
Rev. G.. ". Hastings and family
from Hebron are guests at the home
Of Mr.. ". II. Marshall.
The Pageant given by the pupils Of
the High School on Friday evening Of
last week. was instructive, edifying,
and splendid success. The teachers
and pupils deserve great praise for
their efforts in giving Us an enter
tainmcnt of 50 high an order.
Commencement exercises were held
Monday evening in the Assembly Hall.
The salutatory was delivered by Mar
shall Mcr>in Merritt and the vale
dictory by Mary Amelia Parker who
was also the winner OF the Wharton
medal in clocution. Other numbers on
the program were an essay by Made
line full; Grafton by g. Rex Bromley:
choruscs by the High School; trio by
Allen Bell. Mabel bromley. and Ce-
ella Houston; comforting diplomas
ana certificates and presentation Of
M stt nm -
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1918-06-01
Bates Memorial NJ. P. Church


HOO a M. Preaching.
300 p m. Preaching at Trinity.
7.l5 y. m. c. f. Meeting.
500 D. m. Song service and sermon.
500 p. m, Wednesday. Prayer Meet
ing.
500 p m. Friday. Choir Rehearsal
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Rev. J. z. George will preach at
Bates Memorial Church Sunday morn
ing at II o'clock. The pastor. Rev. II.
o. Keen. will preach Memorial sermon
at Nassawango NJ. 7. Church. in honor
Of Rev. l.. W. Bates.
The Jr. O. l.. A. NJ. will attend
church in body at Trinity NJ. +. Church
Newark. next Sunday afternoon at 3
o'clock The sermon will be preached
by Rev Frederick Mumford All the
members and friends of the Order are
requested to be present.
Trinity NJ. p. Church. Newark. has
purchased $4,000 worth of Liberty
Bonds.
Bates Memorial Church contributed
$40 90 TO the Red Cross at last Sundays
service.
There will be no break in the services
tor the summer months. The pastor
will not be away Let us stand by the
"stutr. "
The Sunday School is about to make a
drive" for new scholars. The noval
plan. A Trip to Palestine. " is to be
the plan used. All persons not in Sun
day School are earnestly requested to
join US.
You are invited TO all services. Good
singing. Gospel preaching. and VEL
COME.
REV. HOWARD o. KEEN. Pastor.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1918-06-01
Hackett's Cape Cure

Kills the Worm as Well as the Germ.
Makes Poultry Raising Both
Profitable and Pleasant
Your money returned if not satisfied.
II is almost infallible,
Hackett's Cape Cure. 35c.. postpaid.
Hackett' = Louise Powder, 35c. postpaid.
Hackett's Cape Cure Co.
Dept. 5. HlLLSBORO. MD
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1918-06-01
St. Martins P. {. Church

There will be service in ST. Martin :
Brick Church. near Shovel. on Sunday.
afternoon. June 2nd. at 3 O'Clock.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-01-05
HE LOVES HIS SUGAR
1t Is Restored to Samme After a
Short Famine.

The sugar bowl is back on the mess
table and the private cam take as
many spoonfuls as his sweet tooth
calls for For two weeks he has been
drinking coffee sweetened before serv-
ing, and it was none too sweet as the
regulations allowed only 7 ounces of
sugar to a gallon of coffee. Sammie's
sugar was taken away from him by an
order from the war department order
ing the conservation of sugar and
stipulating how it should be dispensed
to him, but was repealed by a second
telegram saying, Instructions this
office dated December l 3 subject con-
servation of sugar were given thru
error and are recalled" However, the
error occurred, it pleases Sammie to
have it corrected, for he loves his
sugar, and it makes him strong for
the long hikes.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-01-05

the VictFola, sat mother and her son.
The mother was plainly dressed, per-
haps bit shabby, but her face showed
wealth in happiness. Her eyes fairly
drank in the young soldier boy before
her. Occasionally red chapped hand
went up and smoothed hack lock of
her sons hair or patted him affection
ately. She was proud of her boy, her
appearance fairly shouted so.
The soldier-son may have been
hero in her eyes, but to the observer,
after he heard Mrs. Aliens story, it
appeared the mother was the real pa
triotic heroine.
THAT woman" she explained, sis
widow. She told me her story. She
has been doing nineteen big washings
teen miles of her journey here to take
train. Surely women like her are
doing their part"
The hostess took time out to tell a
young woman that there was no place
for her to stay all night on the reser-
walton, that it was against orders, but
she showed the visitor a list of rooms
in Junction City.
" eSterday," continued Mrs Allen
a young woman with two small chill
dren drove fifty miles by motor to get
the train to come here to see her hus-
pand: She got here about noon. While
the two children romped about, the
husband and wife sat side by side and
there was scarcely a word spoken be-
tween them, altho she had to leave on
the 2:35 train that afternoon You
could see that each read the others
thoughts. yet neither dared talk much
1or rear they would break down."
is there much spooning going on
mere inquired the visitor as he no
ticed girl in a nifty turban squeeze
the hand of her soldier hoy
Certainly not, at least not nnuch ,,
hostess oh
and don't you dare put anything
ABOUT spooning in your story If
see things going along that trend, 1
nave business over in that direction
and they usually take. the hint"
But maybe Mrs. Allen has never
observed along the Golden Belt high
way which runs by the Hostess house.
For there, while waiting for the semi
occasional cars, sweethearts with their
soldier lovers follow out the theory
that Everybody loves a lover"
A few times since Mrs. Allen has
been hostess. she has been bothered
/ by young girls from either Manhat-
tan or Junction City playing hockey
ing adventure.
They don't come the second time. u
she explained, for 1 have a long talk
with them and tell them that they
are making their first false step. And
we have had very few of such
troubles"
The Hostess house does anothe,
valuable service aside from furnish.
ing women a place to meet their sol.
der relatives or friends The cafe.
| terra conducted there serves from 900
10 400 persons day, and at this time
II Is nearly the only public place or
the reservation where one may buy Z
meal
Just as surely as the Y. M. G. A
dugout in the shell-torn war zone /:
helping bad and sad things seem bet
ter and brighter, SO is the Y. w. c. A
Hostess house and its hostess, Mrs
Marian Allen, at Camp Funston.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-01-05

..father.. of the BOWS from missouri,

father of the boys from Missouri,
Kansas, Nebraska, South Dakota,
Colorado, Arizona and New Mexico
was born in New Hampshire. The
proclamation reads:
'Inasmuch as it is a solemn obliga-
ton imposed upon the governor of the
state to promote and advance the in
terests and well-being of the common
wealth in every way consistent with
due regard for the rights and privi-
leges of sister states, and whereas, the
soldier, Leonard Wood, major general
in the United States army and now
commandant at Camp Funston, has
shown by his daily life, by his devo-
ton to duty, by his high ideals and by
his love of country, that he is a high
minded man after our own hearts,
four-sauare to all the world, one good
to know. now, therefore, I, Arthur
Capper, governor of the state of Kan
sas, do hereby declare Maj. Gen. Leon
ard Wood to be, in character and in
ideals, true kansan. And by virtue
of the esteem and affection the peo-
pie of Kansas bear him, I do further
more declare him to be to all intents
and purposes. citizen of this state,
and as such be entitled to speak the
Kansas language, to follow Kansas
customs and to be known as-Citizen
Extraordinary
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-01-05
OFFICERS In TRAINING
Five Colleges VIII Send Men to Fun
ston January 5.

Five colleges will send men to the
officers training camp to begin at
Camp Funston January 5. This is in
keeping with the announced plan of
restricting the training school to 500
men, selecting 45O from the enlisted
men of the Eighty-ninth division and
$50 from colleges where a military in
structor has been stationed. The men
selected to attend from the colleges
must enlist, then if they fail to WIN
commissions will take their places in
the ranks. Number coming from the
five schools to Camp Funston are:
Kemper Military school, ~.
University of Wyoming, 21.
University of Nebraska, IS.
University of Idaho, rs.
State Agricultural College of Colo
r do. 26.
The University of Missouri will send
As men to the Eighty-seventh di-
vision stationed at Little Rock, the
Kansas State Agricultural college at
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-01-05

Manhattan sends 80 men to the Thir-
ty-fifth division at Fort Sill The
University of Kansas has no military
Instructor, so is not Included in any of
the camps.
The selection of the $50 enlisted
men to attend the school at Camp
Funston has not been completed, as
applications have swamped the ex-
amining board. Approximately 1000
made applications, half of which were
cast out for failing to get the recon-
mendation of their commanding Off
Gers. Examinations must be made, by
preliminary examinations until the
number is down to 450