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New-York tribune., 1918-02-14
Rex Lands Ladies' Purse
In Pinehurst Races

PINEHURsT. N. c., Feb. 13.-Rex,
rldcen by Miss Marian Slade, of South
ern Pines, won the three furlongs La
DIES, Purse in to-day's race meeting
OF the Pinehurst Jockey Club, finishing
{. length ahead of Hatto, ridden by
Miss Esther Tufts, of Boston.
Fort Johnson took the mile steeplc-
chase event in fine style, and came
under the wire half length in the
lead lead OF Gatherer. Traveller finished
The thoroughbred fiat race. six fur
longs, went to Dave, owned bv Georoo
Nibbs, of Calgary, and ridden bv w q
Mark, who has handled Mr.. Nibbs's
racers for more than ten years mast
New-York tribune., 1918-02-14
Cavanaugh the Star
AS Kingsley Five Wins

BUDDY Cavanaugh again stood in the
breach for Kingsley School when he
Gagged the final field goal that enablnd
ms team to defeat Glen Ridge H;eh
school on the Kingsley court, at Essay
felis' n. j., yesterday, by score Of
rs to 10. Cavanaugh, the sensation Of
the, Kingsley team, tailed the winnin@
basket IN the final minute of play.
Glen Ridge trailed at the end of the
hrst halt by 8 to s, but rallied in the
5ecom" neflod to tie its opponents at
l6-all. 1t was at this critical moment
OF the game that Cavanaugh. breaking
through the Glen Ridge defence. cagcd
an easy goal.
Tho line-un.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-14

Of
National will his
Cardinals a in
of the keystone hortya after 6ocloc
Sufy
the
New-York tribune., 1918-02-14

game and the fairest flower in the land
Not quite
Buckley is the man who has lust
made Il deal with Jack McGujgan
whereby he will assume control of The
old National Sporting Club in the home
OF BILLY Penn. The sporting writer's
ac"n there don't shout themselves
noarse cheerlng the announcement. On
the contrary, they sound solemn warn
lngs to the New York invade ia 90
easy on the "fakc' bout stuff and tic
other little tricks of the trade that
put the game on the blink in New York.
As Tor the claim that it was New
Workers who promoted the Benny Leon.
ard ohnny kilbane bout at Shibe park
last summer. the Phi!adelphja branch
oi the Hard Boiled Eggs hands the
cfedlt to one Doughcrty, who was born,
raised and eats his meals in the shadow
OF independence Square.
Shipping news - Charles "Rrusb,
Harvey has joined the Indoor Yacht
Club. Nobody except "native SON
Knows what the Indoor Yacht Club is.
but Charley has Joined it.
II Jess Willard is a fighter. Izzy Ksp-
ian Will be the next president of the
Ancient Order of Hibernians.
Just to prove how V led is our Gift
a note on wrestling
tommy j. Fleeson announces that hc
VIII hold the tin lngersoll at the wrest
ing poutS at Saengerb nd Hall Brook
lyn, on Washington's Birthday n;rht
when Louis Nelson. the new welfer'
weight champion. will meet Bobby Som.
erNllle, the English title holder. at liz
pounds, natside. Hilmer johnson and
Hato!d Christensen, heavyweights. viii
practlse the latest nose hold in another
bout. The ladies, bless EN-, may dance
about between the bouts.
EXtemporaneous poetry
III threw dollar high into tho ,i,.
ana when 1t landed Jess Willard was
New-York tribune., 1918-02-14
Captain Marks Here
10 Inspect Shamrock

Captain Walter Marks, who in 1914
represented in this country Sir Thomas
Upton. arrived here yesterday to in
spect the Shamrock. which has been on
thus side ever since the international !
races for the Americas Cup were called
off because of the war.
lf the yacht can be successfully
o., ~,.y,erhauled," said Captain Marks, "Sir
homas may some time after the war
enter her again for the cup. If not
hc will build another ara try to .ift'
the famous trophy"
New-York tribune., 1918-02-14
Ludin Makes Perfect
Score With Revolver

The monthly handicap revolver match
at ten yards has brought out some verv
fine shooting on the range at the Cres.
cent Athletic Club. E. G. Ludin made
a perfect score yesterday, which makes
the fourth perfect score made by vari
Gus members this month.
Inc contest is for ten best targets
BILE total Of 1000.
The STANDING is.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-14
Princeton Five Wins

NEW BRUNSWICK, N. j., Feb. l3.-
The Princeton basketball team out
played Rutgers here tonight, winning
by score of a to IA. The Tigers took
the lead at the start and held it through
out. The score at half time was ::
Princeton, 25; Rutgers, 7. Trimblc
starred Tor Princeton with seven field
goals.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-14
Greenough and Bartlett
Squash Racquet Victors

BOSTON, Feb. 13.-H. V. Greenoueb.
Harvard, and NJ. Bartlett, Tennis and
Racquet Club, went into the semi-finaI
round of the Massachusetts Squash
Racquet Associations patriotic tourna-
ment to-day.
In third round matches, Grenough
defeated A. L. Devens, Harvard, 1O-i5,
9Nlo, l5-11, 15-8, 15-14, and Bart
15-13, 1913, 1913.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-14
Zbyszko Here for Match

Wladek Zbyszko, the Polish wrestler,
arrived here yesterday to begin train
ing for his match with Joe Stecher at
Madison Square Garden on March /.
AoySzko declared himself to be in good
cchdition iafter his recent match with
Earl Cad bck.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-14
4 Panoramic Vieu
BY Louis Lee Arms.

heart - 49, ~ ~ ~ Oil "'ae'lc
NaIohal League at Waldorf hos
banned the goatgeters" like WALTON at tho Ao;
League which be counted turn up with tho N
Leagues goat about October - ~ "A
New-York tribune., 1918-02-14
FeNow Magnates Sit on
The Squire of Fzatbusb
Penny Grabbing Machine Sponsored by c. H. Ebbets
Well as Double-Header Amendment, Turned Down
Cold-Committee Named on War Tax
By w. ]. Macbeth

If winter league dope true to form enjoyable season %
be had by all in the National 1913
most days the major the placid
sporting organization that could possibly
gences of have failed disturb that equanmi John %
his associates concluded their annual schedule meeting u
yesterday and for the
matters much they found them beginning
New-York tribune., 1918-02-14
Hockey Game Cancelled

BOSTON. Feb. l3.-Rather than
take part in any attraction which
would conflict with the army ana
navy benefit track meet to be bald
mere mere Saturday, the navy team in the
hockey League to-day cancelled ;ts
game .s scheduled for that night WITH
inc Wanderers, of New York. "''"
New-York tribune., 1918-02-14
Cutters Fifth Five Wins

The Cutler School Fifth basketball
team defeated Berkeley-Irving School
Fifth five on the Cutler Court ycster-
day by score of to 9. Rankin.
Drenny and Fricdlandcr each Gagged a
field basket.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-14
Close Struggle at Squash
On New York A. c.. Court
Pie Defeats Harmed After Latter Is Within One Point Of
Victory-Rex Beach, Novelist, Wins by Default
and VIII Play in Final Tomorrow
By A. c. Cavagnaro

victory scored bv
Not1rled Pe Bedell Harmed
annual Glass handicap squash Ath
ec Club yesterday Pe rallies in the first
and third when Harmed within
The 17--16 9-15,
New-York tribune., 1918-02-14

Kingsley tlS) ros t;ioo ,.i,o ,,e
tGvanallgh. ....... T., + ~ '''e0 ipi
,tlini ~ X +. ........ Winia u,s
Gorrn ;ou ''.''.....'. saSre
puhnlne ............ L. G. .......,. .Fairciii
>. Goals from hcld-Kingslcy: Csvanauyb rm
, uilsln ~ hllaro; Reid. Glen iGge: Na,iloy Fair'
Tnlu. r,. tnly 90, Goals from foul--Cavanatgh Iu
l"liS '6, Sulstitute-uihlcin for Gogrin. Rsf
,'e ",,eee4aAififews. Newark Time OF halyesE1,,nniy
New-York tribune., 1918-02-14
Yale Basketball
Men Too Much
For Dartmouth

NEW HAVEN, Feb. 13.-Dartmouth's
basketball five failed to hold Yale in
check tonight, the Yale team rompine
homo with 80 to !: victory. From
the start Yale's scoring was constant,
and the Eli quintet had victory easily
assured when the first half closed with
a lead of 10 to S.
Captain Stradella displayed superior
all-around play, while Shedd led both
teams in scoring, with six floor goals.
Yale's scoring included every member
OF the team except Damn, left guard,
During the final ten minutes Of plav
Dartm outh put three substitutes into
the game.
The lineup:
Yale (35). Position Dar+ro,,th t,o,
Shend .............F ............. Larnnr
Nan Syck k.............IA IT, ........... Johnson
hamitt .'-.............C ............. Hutchinson
Stradella, la,..........R G. ........... .He,cr
Damn n......-..........L. G. ......... Ainswor1h
Goals from hoor--Yale Shcdd (s) Van Slycl
90. Hamill (3). Stradea f3), Auec,r a. Dnr.
mouth: johnson (2). HelliKer (2), Hutchinson Il;
Goals from foul--Stradella %, I,arnom ~ HclU
Ker ~ SubsututionsYae: Aug,lr for ShedJ
Dean Ior johnson. Dartmouth Mugridge for Lar,
llonl johnson for Helliker Time Of halyes--.0
minutes. Umpire-Ed Thorpe
New-York tribune., 1918-02-14
Xavier Highs Team
Wins From BROOKLYN

nc Aavler High School basketball
ccah defeated the Brooklyn Academy
hve I'VE on the latter's court. Yesterday hy
,ne score of 81 to II. This was Xayier's
tNcIitn consecutive victory this season,
i,eit Forward Carney, of Xavier. vas
en1 star OF the game lie Gagged seven
meid baskets for a total of fourteen
points. Left Guard O'Rourke starred
Tor the losers, caging five field baskets
ana rye goals from the foul line for
total Of fifteen points.
The Navier Preps second tear, ao
teated the Fordham Prem iun;ors o.
to Is, at the Goth Regiment Armorv
yesterday. ''''oi "
-Ihn lnn Liza
New-York tribune., 1918-02-14

Bowling Alles. BilnSo
q Poel Table Mfs. ne
pstra. Supplies. hsn
- Bros. 50 unioo Ssasu
New-York tribune., 1918-02-14

,I.,.n.u ..7S,a 1THH T nHd-Varney NO. O'Rourke a.
,,,a' n''ilSn l'}' McNally l3l McMahon CO. Esch
~~""i, ~"n, "aue. Goals from fou-O'Rourke t5) Nc
y, SSiy On Referee Hooks Dewitt S'nto9 1isb
S'''oi. lime OF halycS-~lNventy minutes NO"
New-York tribune., 1918-02-14

ENtemporaneous poetry
Il threw dollar high into the air
And when it landed Jess Willard was
there" ""'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-17
Executors Of
Collier Estate
Decline to Serve

NEW YORK Dee l7-lllry
PAYNE Whitney Iln'sy Peter Dunno
and Francis + Glryan, named hy the
l-,e Robert J Collier editor and pub-
Usher of Collier, Weekly. as exec
u'or, and rc,iluly lcg1tecS of a
large part Of his estate, including hs
.n,eres, In p T. Collier and Sons. inc
declined in surrogate court here yes
,s,lly their appointment and their
rights as lcgls,s They suggested
chat Mr, Sarah Steward Collier
widow Of Mr. Collier who did rot
.hlrr IN 'he estate ndcr the wlIl. be
named in their stead
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-17
Youth Sentenced to
SO Years in Prison
For Numbering Wife

DALLAS. Tex. Dec. Il Instead
~ love tokens from hls wife and rel
at.,ts. me twentieth birthday OF Jett
Hanson SON Of a wealthy farmer re-
.'.rr south Of this city brought 10
him a nIne'y-ninr.year prison sen
,rn., ior the murder ON the night Of
~e"rrhcr . OF his l7-ycar-0ld wife.
MIS- Nlu'r was shot through a win
H.v u ,c home of her uncle. lust
after ,h' bad finished a dance with
,Hc latter
During 'A trial. Hanson related
Nnv ,c was twice ssnaratcl from h'
u.,r 10 the wear following their mar
rage and how he planned 20 kill her
and himself following their final
parting last summer
ANrr 'hr murder he attempted 10
/ iI himself lic asked the jury 10
give hn 1 '.a rr. 'errr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-17
SAVING OF LIFETIME
GIVEN TO TIMES FUND

eral large donations, including one Of
Slo0 made last night hy Oklahoma
City lodre No. 20. A +. & A. NJ,
Mattresses Give $40.
Girl employees Of Kundersr' lunch
,hiS morning passed the millinery
and made no $40 to add TO ihe fund,
and John Eunderer proprietor Of IN,
cafe. added check for $40 to the
cause.
A'i donations 10 ihe fund are nc.
krowleAgcd by the Time, on the lay
following their reccint The money
i' turned over 10 Rev. W. n p
lrrh pastor OF the Pilgrim Concre.
gal'00ll church, for purchasing cloth.
ing fool fuel and other necessities
for the CItys poor
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-17
Majority Socialists
Win AnhaIt Election

BERLIN, Monday De. lh-Ihc
election, to a national assembly m
the former duchy Of Anhalt the first
German federal state 90 move for a
constituent body resulted today ru
victory for the majority socialists
who pollcd o. 30 vote, against hogil
tor the combined bourgcolse groups
The einlcpeudcnt socialists failed 90
rc' enough signatures to nominate a
ticket
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-17

radical groups, the "internationale'
and the international socialists OF
Germany" The "internationale, "
named after publication which the
party organizers tired to start in
1915, is led by Franz Mthring, a well
known pubicist, and by two women,
both orator, and writers. Rosa Lux.
cmbourPh and Klara 2etkin Julian
Borchard is believed to he the leader
Of the international socialists OF
Germany" but the group apparently
has not figured in the revolution up
to this time.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-17
Three Factions Are
Bidding for Peace

LONDON De- "a delayed
Some light on the muidIcI political
m.,iou in Germany may he gained
Ny analysis 0t the revolutionary forces
now az work.
There are three distinct parties
nn'csiIug for suprrmacy the social
democrats, 'hc independent socialists
and the Snar'ayu, or bol,hcy.lg.ou1
Tine social democrats are tine u.i
crhr 1.mlrn party Throughout the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-17
RADICAL FACTION
IN the MINORITY
CONTINUED from Pace -

the liebknecht agents had induced to
60 ON strike temporarily In the
meantime. DR. Liebknccht succeeded
IN entering the building and made A
speech to the crowd from window
COPENHAGEN Dec. l7--Elcc-
tions TO IN, national assembly in the
former grand duchy Of Mccklenburg
were announced to the congress OF
soldiers and workmcnS councils in
Berlin as follows
socialists, :; lihcal, 10. "handr-
craft men" 3 peasant party l.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-17
PENROSE URGES
PROMPT PASSAGE
OF REVENUE ACT
Senator Valves Opposition
10 Get Action,

....,,.........
{ NNSllINblON, Dec. h.-PfNnN'
p'"'er o., the war revenue blII was
u'H'u 'h we senate i.oaY h' senator
eA.o'' oi Ien'ylyan'i, ''A'2t icpn'
2 li'an member oi the finance. commit
tc" 49,.
2 senator IchroSe gave hN views
"h"n me senate reached the income
tax sc,uon whieh nro'.dr' i'r redne-
I. II OF ta'r' IN wv, Chairman sim
mons oi me finance committee ~
charge on The bill mad formally an
5 n'unecd 'hai every eil,ort wou'd nc
p made TO rel'h INA! vote on me
; measure before the HOLIDAYS senator
I'folle'te gave notice mat he would
o'rr later a substitute Tor or move
I'r t,'oNNlc'"'ion oi 'he income TAX
SECTION,
fenio'e 10 support b'l.
NI,iou'l ,Longly dissenting rom
.' provision lor lb-O iaNeN Srn'','f
s i,.''''r urged carry pa'age oi me
} h.'' "',n a ,l'" TO revision later ne
{ favored ahoh'h'ng war exec" pf'ii's
! taxes ara substitution o' a ne" 'y'.
I l',, "I li in'o'no nHc'
'i N n''an'e lne hili Is c"'n,'''N ~
a N.r measure. ne .aia, mat am
: W..'f TO- support It,
( A''N'lediy many detects ",II hafr
: u '' "o..' yea Tor by remedial 'sHN.
: Ial"n 90 hr iu,ure. i seems. now,
K ever, 20 De 'N" hest mat can ne NaN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-17
SNOW Is FORECAST
FOR CITY TONIGHT

Snow probably" :, forecast for
Oklahoma City tonight by the local
weather bureau which also warm,
the CITY 20 prepare Tor colder weather
with temperatures about freezing Tn
settled and generally cloudy skies
are predicted a similar forecast i,
made for ihe state
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-17
when Blhy i, T,slhing.

GROVES BABY BOWEL MED1-
CIEF will corr ct the Stomach and
Bowel 'fauh'e' Perfectly harmless
See l.-'.rars ON me bottle tAIvD
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-17

BURLINGTON. N C., Dec. u
S'ytra buldi1gti in the business sec.
tlrn of Burlington were DESTROYED OF
h''v damaged by fire today. The loss
IS csnma,eJ, at 10000
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-17
Vital Statistics


Deaths
Th,al
Mrs Catherine Rliss uau 1901 wes,
Ninth street
Births
=, Mr. md Mrs Vcstct jackson, ij East
f,tst street. girl
c, r. swops.
Funeral services for G. II Swope. 1908
ElN Seventh street who died of pneu-
monia while visiting IN Elk CITY Mon.
day, will be held Wednesday afternoon
Ht O'Clock NJ the chapel ~ street 4
Draper The body wits brought here
lsst night by Mrs, Swopr who wat
Visiting WITH her husband AZ Inc time
of his death
julia ellen Casey.
Funeral services for Miss luin Ellen
Casey, who for twn years was con.
nerted with tao classified advertising
department OF the Times and OkAho-
man, and who died yesterday after
noon NJ pneumonia after an illness ~
nlno DAYS. we're held NJ tho Catholic
church al s O'Clock this morning The
hody was then taken over the inter-
uthan railway TO Edmond Tor hutlnl
Bulldlnu Permits.
Cirpc- Cpustrvcti0n COMPANY renEirr
prezmlAnd thtaicr glo Wert Main
rtteet fsAll
Nn y 'cobper 1oS west Grand. i-ume
slose building 5000
&C A Gri@pe. ii36 West Fifteenth
&Fs>A sareEe. 100 :
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-17

Dirp OF WOUNDS
purWu. ELY HFrUuIsu MIHSlHt
~ ACTION
rrl,nts Elmer g. Keith, Caddo,
WDuNpEu DEGREE
INpErERNlNEu
torpl. robert Sashrr, runls Nallt'
iotpl Henry jackson Sanders, Iu-
rri,mtr WINS Hustler. Ada
prltnts Joe ". B,rd. savannah
Private Mm. Hnssrl Clin. blackwell.
rrl,ate Walter Hcny Iennrli itufe
rri,aio Nm. Clarence Smith. Mndill
Private David AhrJ ra'rrJ, New
rrNais Gso. VIM. u,ds. Isuapah.
rrl,ntr Oscar Van uuten white. ten
rDettR
rrNntr Nrrh VI Hustler. " Glh,on.
rri'atc walter WHds hhod">, iuinu-
rrnpto Wm FELIX Robertson. Table.
rrKSts almond -. snhe,. rror.
pfi,ais bilfnrd Nh-rrhunt. TrNunu-
I'tltate Ernest NirhWlnr. t.cnH.
WDUNuEp sLIGHrIY.
cant Guy T.. lteNrund, Mndnl.
Sirgt. Rnht =. Cook. Ardmurr
prl,nto ~ Patterson, IIHushorne.
rti,aio Ihos. 4. Mel lniAns frrry
rri,nte Mark Iiurh watts. IIeurritn.
IuTier IlmTr ~ Dawson Kingston.
pti,nte Nichnfd ~. Moore. UukhUmn.
pritate Timer 4. to.tulllsr Nnaurf
rri,atc Clarence g. Porter. IurlsJ.
pfi,ute Nlllls Horn. NHlls,
rrlrnte NRr-hall Nartiu. Nnlstis.
rriNHts robert Holmes. llnTtshorne.
RETURNED TO DUTY.
IrWENIOrHIh REPORTED MlNNlNs
~ ACTION
rhNnte Rhode T. jackson. Porter.
MISSING rs ACTION.
Private Robert Emmltt. Tulsa.
MARINE CORrs.
KILLED IN arlion ......... ......
'pird ~ wounds ...... ......... %
Wounded srtfrFlV ...... ~
Nuuuhrd In action ...........
On hands NJ enemy ......... ......
Total ....... ......,.......... 81
WOUNDED SEVERELY
tBrpi Reginald " Mrtmrr Nnkitn.
rriNate Uunirl NJ Nroold Hrrr..
trhato Charles II Hilton. selling.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-17

WurSrsI BEVERLEY
tBrpi Reginald " Mrtmrr Nnkitn.
rri,ate Unnirl " NrUold. iirrr..
trhato charles n Hilton. selling
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-17

WOUNDED SEVERELY
Curpl. Waldo =. necktr. Grncemont
totpl Jus =. toWun. llingliuE,
rti,atr John ", Jones, Alel
uti,ate Geo. Martin. Hanna
THNate jess I. Willard, Iirnrirtta
uflNutc John !, lull Iulss
ru,aie Edward Jones. Stlrler.
rri,utt ~ilas u. MrOsr, Gar,n.
rri,ate John 4, Henry. Mangum
Private Mamie, foster sparks, krshs
Trl,nto Albert Franklin RAY, Oksmnh.
rrnnt~ Claud g stewart, Cement
Private Luther q. Iiutrhins, Nrvnlla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-17
@g;lgs''

DEIihumAna Va l'Ht.
DIED OF WOUNDS
Srrgt IcrFell ". brrgury. Frederick.
rrNatn Luther /, iull. MAY.
ru,Hte samuel II. NtWburu, Canadian.
DIED OF DISEASE.
rrl,ntc tfaflts l.. Heard, Burtlrs,illr
rr,utc Alhert brewer. iiosNrll,
lr,alr john >. LiniuEton, thhnutr
wCuEUED SEvEREIY.
LIEUT.. Chas. II. MllIsap. Ardnore,
Lieu, irnrk lirJan, Ntl-on.
Srrgi. james BnilrS. lroumsrl.
scrgi. Joe. II, Elgin. Enid.
scrgt. John llubin Smilhson, Adding
Curui. Tommlo Howard. Maud.
Mechanic samuel T. York, Ii0-rdals.
rri,ate Hugh Patterson. IIaN ofth.
rTlyHte Robert ;. Upton. MaCnmh,
Private james T. sturgeon, DeWar.
rThHtc Theodore krausr, Sash.
Private Jas. H. Mcdowell. iindssy.
rfi,Rtr Edglr Alvin burnside, Iulsa.
rrhair Joe II. Dolls, Crntrnhoma
rrl,ntc Jos 4. Eddinrton. Cornish.
IrlNate IJs \. Iidlngt0n. Cornish,
rrlNnte Jackson M'klnncN. idahrl
r5lYnio Eteu A. Mrrhcrson. 1srum-
sch.
rrnni, Harold Hall. Iloley.
rfi,aie Arle ". llsnslcj. onE
rnvHte Chas & LetslrN, Nnlli-Hw
Private Trnncp ". Ilay. stiuNaier.
Irlyato Louis A. Irrsner. Futile.
Private Niilie Z, scott. AtokH.
rri,atr David Hrunurr, Tulsa.
ITlYaie 4 len smith, i.sWtOn
frhair Henry n Vaughn, husa
prhHis JumF. n Irrsuu. iiuiHsNf.
Private Emsry J. Htish. NOodNHrd
Irhaie Irah v Nrntrssz, NJnns-
wood
Private nnrr, + Vet, creek
rri,aic Chaflrs 4. Hoffman, tastu'.
WOUNDED. DEGREE
INuErENNlNIb
torpl, Iharls, tobls, shawnee
Curpi ispm rntinr. Tufauln
priNptr Iug Imhry, Met uTtain.
rrhste wllsl 4 lIa,e-, Alius.
vursDrp uIUuTiY
Lieut. John 1. nllel, uSnri rtta.
SstEt Charles J. Hustled. Dover.
torpl Nm T. ward, Wagner
t.uI iiurN tlrr ilrtton, collins.
Wnaorsr jas. Richard scay. sterling
rrnulr Elmer ls'erns Ellington, sand
rr,n,r Nuhur u Parker. Euos
rri1Hir Ihus VI. blackwell. s1llisau.
rtluts UsuI it Julian, tirur,rtta.
rfNair Nsnl Z. lord, ileatrurr,
Private lester sanford. Son.
rrl,nts pee Sell. Lamar.
Total namr,. af r,.ualue, 20 fa',
Tfr,l.1s
rHpurr
hnlsd In sctlon dnrludirE 500
lost Of Esal ........ ......... 70 Aai
Died NJ wounds ..... ....... lu.ubi
nlrd ~ disease 1883
Dled hou, accident and other
N.Ur..U..N la ..tIHR a HTN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-17

Private VIM. n. white. Ada.
ru,nte sen Alexander. Allen
rri,atc Roma T.. seal Proctor
rrlNato Jasper - tilgaN, Iushkn.
DIED OF WOUNDS
purvIUI UIfLY uFpUIlIsb NIHNlSt 10
~ ACTION
Trlints Elmer g. Keith, taddo.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-17

lN'nHHfUHU m ''H'
LIILEN IN ACTION
Oflif R. Gilbert. Hinton.
rhil 4. Harris, Uurani
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-07-19
EVEN BREAD HARD TO GET
LetSer From France D'seloses Terrible
Shortage Of. Food Over
There.

The Partisan restaurants are re-
f,ecting the rigid restrictions imposed
on the French people. A letter writ
ten from Paris to an attache Of tho
United States food administration
shows the change. 1t follows
"As you may know, no white bread
10 to be bought in Paris, and am told
that in some parts Of the provinces
conditions are even worse-that bread
OF any sort Is difficult to get. The
quality of the bread In Paris is very
poor. It is mixed with many subsd-
tutes which do not seem to respond
to the yeast 1t is generally sour and
clarnmy, and has made a number OF
people sick. Besides no white bread,
there is no cream or sugar or butter
or desserts of any kind except stewed
and fresh fruits served in any hotel
or restaurant; and no cheese is served
II the cost of the meal exceeds a
dollar and twenty cents. Imagine sit
ting down to the early French break
fast at a hotel like the Ritz, in Paris,
and being served. sour war bread and
this miserable French coffee which
tastes like chicory and soft soap, and
then being told that you could not
have butter for your bread, nor sugar
nor cream for your coffee "