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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22
City Briefs

MRS IONS GrSTAFSoN ~ Hotel
Tulsa went to Kansas cry saturday
to spend tho holidays.
=
! n ARNOLD. "A returned TULSA
soldier. Knowing what the Red Cross
has done for the soldiers, ihaS ooush,
as mehership
MRS LIZZIE SMALL OF 1910 Fast,
Monroe street died Saturday morn
ing " pneumonia The body was
sen, to Claremore for interment
MRS " R. ROBERTS. 226 North
Wheeling viii depart Tuesday morn
Inc 10 spend christmas with her sis
,-r Mrs T. u Hamilton, in kansas
City
THE ilADASSAlI circle As-ocia
ton ot Women IionistS of Tulsa, will
meet Monday W gao y M. AT the
HnN Emanual synagogue els
South 'heNcune.
MISS MARY HOLDEWMAN who
hos been attending tho lrsuline
academy 40 rdula, Kan, has returned
70 her home ~ 25 East Twelfth
stree, 20 spend the holiday vacation
=
Lieu, Farley u Cass. son " Nr, and
Mrs ! k Cap. s17 South Jackson,
avi'ei In Tulaa yesterday from
Camp kratneY, cal. TO spend two
weeks WITH his parents llc is on
scA leave from the 4Gth field artll-
lery
MRS HATTIE CAM pBElL. age
u. dicd ~ heart trouble AT u local
hospital late Friday night Her body
Vas cent 20 Pittsburgh. Pa. hy the
Nhnle' A Mc'une Undertaking com
peny saturday Tor burial
a. y
MISS LOUISE REED has r-tu-r-d
ron Illinois womens college Jack
SON il'' M. called hy the d-Rth "
her brother Ray " Reed she will
remain with her parents Mr. and
Mrs W VI Reed $40 south Guthrie,
until after the holidHys
=
hE \ LICHTENSrEIN will
Preach ii tho Tulsa city mission. 81
NeHl ond street SUNDAY evening
~ 1o Ills subject will he. The
10 ana second Coming Of tho Mes
Ah MONDAY prayer meetings will
'"nhunu" zach day from i2,l0 TO
ana services each evening at
santa claus called AT the residence
W W ana Mrs RAYMOND e. Joplin
l.ts' seventeenth street early
s''fltF morning and left hun
"., mere being no do not open
I'M hrisimaS" tag on the package
sN inspected the contents and upon
'''i'ng q, was n hoy the father
IA =" pleased ne agreed to name
MN raymond G., Junior
-
n, ~ lEN ~ q COOKE. pastor
m" Tis"tt Memorial church. viii
NJ on Tanning \ world Gone
- '' 'h" Y " e. A. gymnasium
q, clock this afternoon Don
h-'N"i n prominent Chicago
'Tn,.1 man vii also give talk on
o,,, Ndlr ~ the world" A male
qN''''i viii slug
., ,'hNHLES GOty. SON n, 4
polN - go south Main s,,.s, IA
nom" from Fort Riley on "A furlo,irh
A. 'h" mira msmhcr ~ IN. Tulsa
HN"u. lance company. which went 20
,'n.' Win the rainbow division. 20
,huln ~ the city after service over
,"e. y. He was stricken with inflnmn g..
b,Y 'heumaIsin and sent back to
al, nhiry ~ account uf being dis D..
''r urtber overseas duty. and
Nv" a'A'lonNi at Fort Riley. Kan
h.,n.. Is unawtuNln Michigan. while
.'ns 10 skin or otherwise de
"Oy The identity OF any bird.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22

l. ls,lcN ~ rrairie uu " Ga-
shops Tulsi
Fathers BAY II l'is
bear lad Nuw Tint have per-
mission to tell all about my o,pr
ri"n,r Hure leaving 'ho Tinted
states ! brady know how or whct p
~ start iu. but | guess about 'ho best
th.ug tp 40 T. 20 start from camp
stuart and glN- you an ou''iuo. ~
m..n ns possible ~ tho trip over
ON july - we Wete sNakrn,i ~
p so 4 ~ packed up had hf"ab .
ftst ana Icu camp S'usr at 800
t m Nc marched altout iNu wi',s
10 the Sew port Srvs doDl. where
V, rc~od' Tor some time trI Wer"
SERVED hot coffee ana nudV 'hos hy
~. IlrI cross A. this '|uc Wts .u
the 'Gh T. - T. ,uutptr' wh %
V.,s the head romW,uy ts our 0up.
tain was n charge ~ fnr ha.tti"u.
wUl.h vua made up u' 'u' htri.
1lri 3ith 3tth 1Gin l.'n. lSiu
prp,I...r1I ordraup, depot com.
rip.c. Nc started 10 Road ou 'h"
boa about 10 O'Clock ani W o. 20
~" g'1r plank wns N'''l and "'
moved uut tu Nep aboard no l'nltn
shin America Th'n shin h1i q very
rroi NAM. but tha' is nm can say
for t r No. hurhor ~ w'r" Joined
l., ZOO other transports. several tIh.
marine ,hasrry and \ ht'leslip
Tnc 'rIp out W me harbor was very
lu'"rct ns "a" phH-'.l several
,,utorod -.uI.-r- huitl"ships aud ie -
.irnt,r. Suuc - which htd the ou.
a.r,irfuu balloons up Tho water
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22
silent Night


Silent Night ............. Children
choir Of 20 voices viii render V
Iiammerers Mass In hunCA ~ our
Lady Of Good Counsel with or
chestra.
kyric-
Kyrie tchorusD ........... Choir
Christie Eleison .,..,.,.,.. ..., Duet
Mary Donahoe. Irene Roop,
Gloria
Gratias Aglmus tsolol ...........
......,.......Ch Charles Mckerrnn
out TOLLS tsolo) ),,-.... David Evans
Praise We
Praise We Cfrom "At,illa" .......
....tt...,. Ia Verdi
Mrs John Middleton. David Evans
Charles Mckerrsn.
Credo--
NJ In Carnatus Eat tsolol .......
-,,...,.....,,,....,R, l. Dunklc
~ In Spiritum ..,...........D Duet
Mary Donahoe, Leona EEnn
Dehm he Dec o,,.......,,..Q Quartet
Mrs John Middleton. Irene Roop.
James Mcintyre, Max wehnard
Offertory-A
Adcsti fidclos t-olo) ,..........,
............M Mrs John Middle,on
IRNnl l't llfO o. Duet
Roy Mckeever. John Iiill.
Ergo Oui NatuS. ..s...,.,.. Quartet
Mary Donahoe. Mira James Mcin-
tyre, pavid Evans. Max wchnard.
SnnCtus--
Rrnrdlctus
Mrs. John Middleton Mrs James
NeInfNrR
Agrus Del
AenuS Del .....,..,.... Quartet
Mary Donahoc, Mrs James McIn.
tyre. James MCINTYRE. Max
'Wehnard
Communion
To-. HOLY sight "A. AdamsI ......,
,...,............ Mary Donaho"
Ave Maria ...,.....,,,,,,.Q Quartet
Mrs John Middleton Mrs James
MCINTYRE, James Mcintyre,
Max Wrhnnrd
star SpRngled Banner
Mqmhers ~ CHOIR Sopranos
Mrs Tim Griffin, Mrs Thomas TIA
win. Mrs. & g. Powers, Mrs !.
Conry. Mrs Frank Cremins Mrs J
Middleton Misses Mary Donaho-
i.otti. Evans, Mayiuc killion. I'll
Ian Trainor, Miss weir Altos Mrs
James Mcintyre. Kathryne Melvin
l.eonn Egan. Irene Roop. Henrietta
boiling Tenor- David Evans. James
Mcintyre Roy McKeever iIass
Max Wehnatd " I. Dunklc. Charles
McKerran, John mn, J Fitzgerald
10 W Nerricks orchestra, MarEu-
rite Gavin. organlst MIR. George +
Rell dircctress
nther ,nasnes ON Chrigimaa daN
viii be AT u M. 40 a. m. sR m
and 80 a. m At 10 n m, viii be
Solemn high mass with sermon A
special invitation IL extended to all
catholics and non. Catholics t'sh-
ers In attendance will provide YOU
with seats.
N'' "" Pa.Ar.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22
Christmas scr,iv. nj the Holy lam
ily Church.

Corner Eighth and HouldcrD
At 1905 a m. tmidnight the
children viii approach the crih sing
ing hymns 10 the infant Savior
Immediately after this the solemn
mnas OF the nativity will he crle-
brated with Thomas McNulty Rs suh.
deacon. Rev -. g Fletcher as den-
con. Very Rev. John q Heiring az
celehrant The SERMON will hc de
liv-red by the REV. u. g. Fletcher
Uenediction with the most blessed
sacrament Immediately after mass
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22
ANNOUNCEMENTS
S25 REWARD

garage. dll Houth Main. two brand
new Winchester hamiuerlrHH pump
guns ~ guage. 2s-lnrh barrel rylln-
der bore t2J reward for return ~
these guns
SrR,YEp one small light colotcd lsr,ey
Gov from ios Past lndephndenes Finder
rhons 2t1i
iOS1 Snrsuet ,oun,sip pen hslwe.n posi
oinss sid Ninth street o. bouldst
fudst please return Ia l2a south
noulirt Rs~Ard
LOST boston ,rtov tail hull pup female
btihdls Nth white fa,r and throat seaf
ing hlssk harness With brass uimminrs
answer. 10 name Of rabl Reward v
Phone lsR or rNll al poo Souih
tAiVtsion
Liberal RnWARp snd no ql-s',ons ior
return ~ iollo~inR srtieles une lsd,-s
watch. swiss iNsvtn-nt ,rfy smsll dsrt
blue enAmel"h bach. surrounded Win
pearl, hn name LiItis Mrtsl irHt
on inside does not run and ~ no u'.
10 su,onS but owner - " is an h'iflo'sn
one rsntismau's ~Airh, llosAtd mat".
op-hiare large figures on iart ca"
slightly votu hrlorrs to soldier ~
France lhoue uiil ;
~ ~. IrSt lnst s.t'~ tai hfirll" and
shit. iup female % months OF hTrat'
q = Aver, 1907 south b~asso fh"h"
Lost Du, bl.p liDrle ~lih saint rst'y
clipped or bfol IN seat friufn =" ~
Ncsi rootth street or Phone lrhh
HewaTd
IOs'r Chili's taurs toIof"i beaver fn'f',
~ ~ rrsf Nsllihufiou Ah'rus store
Phone 0s11 Wsssfi
ins-T ON s1OlrN 'tou SO Nufh : wooi
,ouns htfi dog bfosr ard 't.'" p".rlr,
tL.atd fat intotmaiipr lhpur i'.' Il
~ ass
sTOllS urs KAursf lI.,t., from lN front
~ ila.Ihntior Abbott. lHruiD morn
iug hbefa. te~Afd iof I'itfh. lhone
tiuI
ETHNYTp Three tAss I.h.i tttra
yilts sYih some shilr sr.F'' l- pounds
NottfrHfrwis tItfe Ntsafd
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22
GUARANTEED CARS
Suitable Terms A written 40 day
guarantee with every Car.
Guarantee Motor Sales Co.
Cor First and Denver sts.

Guarantee Motor Sales Co.
cor First and Denver sts
foN sAlk u, owner M.rmon csr, III.
nsr, guaranteed equivalent condition new
ost prrs t2,7aO. Phone 2afr,
foR sALB--tord .rosd.ier. good essins,
nnr-h c,.thsuled .s,ir" eaao essh
Phone sa1i
touring. Al shape. tsas, cash or terms
must ,sll today bas4 offer iates II. Rsar
Nov Auth Msln rhone btis,
ron sAIS 1918 s,udebst.r rosAs,.r
flrs, clss- condition, five cord ure run
shout 1900 mll.. ,s.rEsin " sold this
hIlCk light .r roadster looks and ruus
ss ns~ ,srriilc. pries scid tedsy
ks- " In iron, Of Puritan Dr~s oompspy
this mofninE
ron sALr on rRADE---tiol, .ish, sAsa
my road,ttr look, good. What have you
To trade Phone sidi
roa sALE -Nuburn .l.r,ri. Tor .l. d,
. bargain been run only 500 miles In
fine condition black body. ~hits wire
wheels Phone 1SsH OF 2t5o
TWO TqS Veil. tntt, iust been over
hsuled thooush m,ehsniesl eondiiiop,
y u Motor Gar Co. 10 fs" hi,h'
NV r.ssrNdER osetlsnd c.t, Al con.
dlton driven 1000 milss $500 cash
80 Vast Eighth street
At1O roR SALE At . bargain five pssssn.
ser buick iaufins car, i0is model, In
iifst clsn condition Eesnbsrs Iron q
Meta Co SO f.t fiui,
W. n,vf all tind, of car. for ssls, also
tale ears In storage for sale Hobsr,
tafsfr Hip Hnuih Main
IOR sNtk Chssp Tor cash. 1918 Overland
,..dH,l good eondiiiop. 1 owner
Phone 21h
sANON fOrn hoADsTtR 1919. for ssls,
ln tond condition ses this bargain.
cash OF terms s0r South Boulder
rhone 1890
iOi. CHUNKY OVERLAND. iin. mschsnl
p condition must he seen 10 be ap'
P''ri.tsd ,ssh o. isrms soT South
houidst Phone 1900
~ lrk Six iy. passenger touring ius,
h~'n o'efhsuled $500 ". " Robbins,
Rcd fork
Ipt- NlILNs chummr tosSstsf Al shape
lpl- Nups seven passenssr iut re
painted. loota snd run, Ike ne~ new
cord tires viii .,ll either OF these al =
bargain Meyer Moore To. di5 south
ron sNi.t on TR,Dr Que P.ctsrd sir
I've pss,rngst aud one liudson s-ian
Vtst have you 10 tradrt Phone $500 az
~ cig Wight hldf
ron fNIt One touring car Phone
.2f
ron stLf lOis tori toufins c,t In good
shspr i75i ltli fss loutth street
ROM tAR 'ot sale at = bargain at u south
ar'inr Phone iiN
iuR FNlt one - ton Je'fsty up'l
Phone 2u1s
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22

~ D, mawtuNln Michigan. Will.
mr. '9 skin Or otherwise de -
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22
GEORGE \ ~ Nl.AH
Machine Gun Co. No. %. 1th luf

Letter from Joe lAlcy tn his father.
/. j lAlcN, ~ rrairie Ou n Ga-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22

THE llApASSAlI circle. As-ocia
tlon NJ Women IionistS of Tulsa. viii
meet Monday ~ gao y M at the
Rnai Emanual synagogue. els
South Cheyeunc
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22

~, ~ NEN " q COOKE. pastor
IN" Tis"tt Memorial church. viii
NJ on Tanning \ World Gone
'' ~" Y " e. A. gymnasium
o'clock this afternoon Don
a'hN"or'h prominent chicago
'rrt,'n,., man, Ylll also give a talk on
'' 'rHdlr ~ the world" A male
Phai'i will slug
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22

santa claus called al the residence
~ W tnd Mrs Raymond Z. Joplin.
Wv l'ts' seventeenth street early
,'N''fli" morning and lcf, a bun.
w, mere being no do not open
nn'' hrisimaS" Hg on the package
nN inspected the contents and upon
'''i'hR II was u hoy. the father
=" pleased ne agreed to name
MN raymond G.. Junior.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22

hH \ i.lClIrENSrEGN will
pI-A'h ~ Tho Tulsa city mlssion. 81
"'F' So und street SUNDAY evening
a. a' His subject will he. The
10 ana second Coming of tho Mes
MONDAY prayer meetings Will
,,"'hllnu" zach day from i2io 10
ana services each evening at
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22

MISS MARY HOLDERMAN. who
hos been attending tho rsuline
academy a. riula. Kan. has returned
20 her home ~ 20 East Twelfth
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22

MISS LOUISE REED has r-turrsd
ron Illinois Womens college. Jack
SON i'l' M. called hy the dcRth "
hef brother Ray W Reed. she will
remain with her parents. Mr and
MRS W ", Reed si0 South Guthrie.
until after the holidnSR
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22

Lieu, Farley II CHss. son NJ Mr., and
Mrs J Is Cass. 911 South Jackson,
awNei In Tulg, yesterday from
Camp krarneN, cal To spend two
weeks with his parents nc is on
scA leave from the 4Gth field artil-
lsry
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22

MRS HATTIE CAM pBElL, age
~. died ~ heart trouble AT u local
hospital late Friday night Her body
Was sent 20 Pittsburgh Pa. by the
Smnle' A Mc'une Undertaking com
phny saturday Tor burial
New Britain herald., 1918-06-25
yASSAR NURSING SCHOOL OPENS.
300 College Women Begin Special
 Course at Poughkeepsie.

Poughkeepsie, N. Y, June 25.- Americas first great training school for war nurses opened at Vassar col lege yesterday with an attendance slightly exceeding 300 young women graduates of colleges from all over the United States. ...
 At the convocation which preceded the opening of the three months train ing courses, women from 43 states were present representing 110 colleges.
 President Henry MacCracken of Vassar presided. Among the speakers were Eliot WadsWorth and Mrs. John W. Blodgett, the latter a trustee of Nassar.
 The official designation of the camp is a School of Science Applied to Trained Nursing. Most of the gradu- ates after another years hospital training will be available for service with the American eXpeditionary forces.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-25
VITAGRAPH STAR ON
 SCREEN AT KEENEY'S

Gladys Leslie, popular and talented Nitagraph star, has few equals in versatility, playing emotional com edy or character parts with equal facility. She is a New York girl and at an early age Succumbcd to the lure of the picture world. Miss Leslie gained a wide and varied ex- perience, being in musical comedy, when an eminent photoplay director induced her to come to the silent drama. Joining Nitagraph, her ad- vance was rapid and she was selected to co-star with all the Vitagraph's prominent stars. Miss Leslie is seen at her best, as an Irish colleen if 'The Little Runaway which is the main feature at Keeney's theater to- day and tomorrow.
 The final chapter of the Boy Scouts Serial' will also be shown with several comedies and other fea- lures.
 Three unusually good vaudeville acts consisting of singing, talking, dancing and very good acrobatic act conclude the program.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-25
PANAMAIANS OPPOSE DELAY.

opponents of President Urriola of Pa mama protested to the state depart ment yesterday against the presidents action in 'deferring for six months the election set for next month. They charged that the action was uncon- stitutional, and cited the treaty by which the United States agrees to up hold the Panama constitution.
 Tn decreeing the postponem ent. President Urriola announced it was to give the cities of Colon and Panama an opportunity to regulate vice con- ditions which have caused the Ameri- ran military authorities in the canal zone to virtually boycott the two c1tAes-
New Britain herald., 1918-06-25
Boston Store

Our Mems Section is fully equipped to supply your va cation requirements.
 Outing Shirts 59c to $500. Neckwear 25c to S1.00.
 Underwear 59c to S3.75.
 Cotton Lisle and Silk Hosiery 1Sc to $1.25.
 Night Shirts and Pajamas S1.00 to $50.
 The Women's section has a number of new novelties in Voile and Silk Waists that should be of interest now, at SIPS, $50 and $3.25.
 The ''Three-in- One" Com- bination Middy Blouse is a very desirable garment, at S1.75.
 Others at $1.50, S2.00 and $2.25.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-25

Richard Folsom Cleveland son of former President Cleveland, has en- listed in the United States marine corps. He has been eager to enter the service for a year, but was prevailed upon by members of his family to wait until he had completed his junior year at Princeton university.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-06-13
Tgas sissN HI Assra a,s American
Apneas Mssas He Goes
Iata Aesiosss
CLEAN HEART LND M0IIvEs


NksA 1asa Azasssssss ssrsssg fs FfasesssS
gas gs@s ssssg sassa 81 sa ABS asslr-
ass Asassssss ssssssss ssssaes III sssss
ssssaks sssas sssfssss IL sssls sntS haf.
lie.
1sR hlssaf egsssss @hews ssw ssssaisssas
aalts asl ggsssasgassasss asssa ssesasassss
nssh hss ssstaws ass8 ssstass stuaG gss n
aas 81 ssssssg shasasssige
Ear seass hssas ssse sssssgA. easvsess
feIsoas that Als lags haes az tfss iisaes
ssassAs afssss assase@ts, he stats1s GOA as
ii gssaaG aAal With esssaa Aeass an6 sssts
tavss- fasis Alsve SO tess dangers ia ss
gpIag sssfn. but sAassegsasg hsEss ssas
srassstssn atsa esssarass ana saessrsGiaasss
tsen 70 see tire shssg thsaagh regasss-
asss ssf sfae essss IL aasassif,
Afssssg isss'A interests wsis ai@ass ssA
s@fe Ia sAs hassaas Ut saeA senns ssssaa,
Mo FasseTsna tstsassssd.
srfseg ssase felt, hefege shs command
to ge forward WIS gsgans THAI sisssr
naines waaid likely hguss In the essts.
atty lists within q very few Days
Hut there MSS 10 smsferams. Never
ss tas life have ssseH such nsbalsfy ef
sostslyenassre. aa syesy saee there fi,r
pearesI sne light Il ar.- iran rs@aive.
writes e. 6s Issaa Ia the tshseago Pest.
A soldier eass be Jsiassed hy tie sssassss
he sings.
Tie Y. M q. Al. has saaaa n rnnas
saaaahia work tiivaagss It's musicians
and entertainers, III hrea8ang the fer
riase teasssaa that saust necessarily
hang aver tise array ilst safare . big
efsgA eaaent.
Evefs evening i III. e. A. song lead.
era went from i,ayfatian tn battalion,
assembling fl,e boss aisd HAVING them
5eis III aoags
went ass several evenings Misi. a
| sonns feEifsw named Men. Who iii etstl
ilfe is Il professions, song director
Nearly every seiaier had hees, PRO
visied win enc Of the 4 NJ G. -
soldiers song sheets, eontainsnf
| sonae G5 soldier sosassss. In the asi
were 'stesiadie ZIP a Little Closer" =
Wish j Had n Girl, ..ssb. Tnn Hesuti.
ful Doii.'' ..ass. Ny Darling eiemess
! tine spofis VOL ~ Doodle and 9th.
ers OF similar mnshinssg.
Eat not once did hear II soldier
call for ane af these sengs They wers
| popniar stuff In the cmrerfree, rollieg
| ing days hack fin the rest camps. isst'
the bcys Had no heart for them rs they
waited. within earshot u the biz Ean,
to no into action.
when Director Nee would say
sWhafsii We sing, feiiewsf Name ST.
calls wonia 80 ssp on all sides fol
/ Keep fhe fIauae Fires Burning I ~sii
ver Threads Among the Cold
| There's a Long, Long grali" M.
/ Bonnie Lies Over The ecean, Lltt.,
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-06-13
FLIES TWO HOURS,
PILOTS ARE DEAD
British Crew Stain hi Fight. but
Machine Goes Oh IN Vide
Circle.
AMAZING TALE or THE AlR.
Bristol Mashlsss piapeses af EaefsY.
T,ssn Continues Flight WlsA aeth
Occupants reaa. stnsss Pc
srai Gives Out,

fsana!un. Asi afn@ging flight nf d
British airlslata' gar rssss hsassss With iss
ssgp uccaE.aats sAsasg NsaS asgsasss re-.
fsgrs<i III lp d sisslasrh from the tight
issg fgpni The either dag, Saa tuilaf
sisaniis arr Supplied tiy meigshssosa
iising officer asasp has returned hi fssasse
don fsssa Arras.
'sahe iisss,lasss referred ssi.He he said
'sas quite Authentic aBd WAS d eosss-
faon topie af conversation ii fsw days
ago, sis course, sslera III absolutely No
reason @ias d aaaaseIsne sAfsslssa not, usas
faee AscfHEe conditions, tig Itself no
iaas ~ iss petfbt AalsIa aasf. This III
mt an essefatofial incident af the
Einti, anst certainly .iiicrc iaase hesn
eassss where German machines have
hessa captured ssttl saieir rslasg. dead.
The KnoaH Facta.
$50 far ar i Rlisiw fhe faeis nre that
fslss isFissai figflter. which, al cnsTrsss.
| Is /. iwo.seafer wtth gums fore and
Mt, toek or abosit ! 80 p. nj. The
wind conditions were aiEaaosf f,ewfi.
ssible. making II vers good i'yiag wealth.
or There was Ii great ,sea, DC mis-.
eeilaneoas craft Widely scattered pyeg
no Nuns f4ansi
] Ishe British airinen. ts ats estimated
altitude eg 2tsae0 fesss. when tseeg would
/ be- running az eighty illiics sr there
1 ahoiifs. encountered d Gertaan alba.
trgss, They III once attacked. Al iof
OF nistiieHserisig followed and three
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HORSE SAVED iihIENs
Heroic Canadian Cavalry Per.
forms Great Deeds.
covers ltseif Wish Such Glory as viii
Live Forever In His
tory

Ottawa. Oht.ssF lighting for every
inch Of ground. taking tremendous toll
from the atfackiDg Huns. sometimes
with French allies acfinE Otter as in
fantry, as well as shorseanen.. . writes
Roland HiIl. the official war correspon-
dent for the Canadian government,
the Canadian cavalry has since the
beginning Of the great German offen-
siye On the western front covered III
self with such glory as Will live for
ever n British military history.
Their capture Of the big wood
north OF Moreuii and the charge OF q
squadron into battery Of German ma
r!,ins guns is. according 70 their com
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lades In The cavalry corps. In i class
with Eaiaslasa. The whole operation
is regarded as tie most famous cayal-
~ action OF the war.
Canada must be prepared to find
many Of her sons gond. but the price
paid was not excessive. In2addltion 10
turning the tide Of battle az various
places in the forward areas, they prac-
tieaily saved Ai.sens.
General Sir Henry RaMlInson, yis-
Iiting the Canadian cavalry on April s.
addressed each uEit In turn and told
tlaem that the two woods they hatf
eaptured from the enemy, the Bois de
Moreull and Rifle Wood, were the
dominating features. the possession Of
Witch might at that time have been
fasaf to the defense Df Aniens.
No other troops. he stated, were
available TO retake these vital posi-
tions, and their courage ard determins
alton had turned the fortunes Of the
day. He said he had sent q cable mes
sage to Premier Sir Robert Borden
telling him Of the achievements Of the
Canadian cavalry. 4