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The Clio messenger., 1918-02-15
Warrington

Chairman Smith of the senate inter-
state commerce committee at Wash
ington, in reporting favorably to the
senate the administration railroad bill,
estimated that under the measures
provisions the government will guaran-
tee annually to the railroads $945, ,0OO.-
600, which will represent return Of
$50 per cent.
The Wilson administration at Wash
ington defended itself against the
charges of Senator Chamberlain that
the military establishment of Ameri-
ca had fallen down" and that there Is
'inefficiency in every bureau and every
department of the government" Rep
put in the administration defense.
Chevalier w. L. F. G. Rappord, re-
firing Netherlands minister, said good
by to President Wilson at Washington.
He will present his successor, August
Phillips, to Secretary Lansing.
President Wilson gave definite indi-
cation of his purpose to shake up the
war machinery of the government. He
sent to congress at Washington legis-
lation calling for the most sweeping
powers he has yet sought to direct
the conduct Of the war. If passed 1t
will enable him to revise completely
the relationships of the most impor-
tant departments of the government
so that great coordination and CEN
tralization of functions can be ef-
fected.
The next Liberty loan will be float
ed some time in April. This was made
known at Washington by Secretary Of
the Treasury McAdOO i'm commenting
upon a telegram which he sent to all
national and state banks urging them
to set aside each week about l per
cent of their gross resources for in
vestment in government short-term
certificates of Indebtedness.
Under heavy bombardment of
questions from his congressional crit
les, Secretary of War Baker on the
stand before the senate military af-
fairs committee at Washington stood
unyielding upon his previous assertion
that Americas war machine had not
broken down.
Railways Director McAdoo at Wash
ington appointed traffic investigation
committee TO study the traffic currents
of the country and to take steps to di-
vert travel from lines that are badly
to those upon which move
ments are freer.
Authority to the president to fix
rates on governments controlled rail-
roads, with right of the public to ap-
peal and be heard by the interstate
commerce commission, but with final
decision still vested in the president,
was agreed upon as part Of the ad-
railroad bill by the house
interstate commerce committee at
A bill to make Hawaii bone dry af-
ter July ], 1924, was introduced In the
senate at Washington by Senator Shep-
pard.
The Clio messenger., 1918-02-15
u. .S.-TeutOric War News

The first air fight between American
army aviators not previously attached
to any French escadrille and German
flyers, resulted in the Americans
shooting down an enemy machine. The
American lieutenants, accompanied by
six French bombing planes, encoun-
tered eight German planes. All of our
machines returned safely.
United States soldiers attached to
the supreme war council have rented
three houses at Versailles for their
quarters. General Bliss and his staff
will occupy a large villa.
The Clio messenger., 1918-02-15

A bill to make Hawaii bone dry af-
ter July ]. 1924, was introduced in the
senate at Washington by Senator Shep-
pard.
The Clio messenger., 1918-02-15

Two men were killed In an explosion
in the press mill of the Du Pont Pow
der company's plant at Hibbing, MINI.
six miles.
Adalbert X. Fischer, wealthy Ger
man of Philadelphia, was interned for
the duration of the war. The action
is said to follow an investigation by
the United States secret service.
Charles Hubbard Of Chicago was fined
500 on a charge of 'bootlegging"
among soldiers at Rockford, Ill. Hub
lbard's arrest was caused by the mill
tary police.
Fire destroyed the storage ware
house Of the Great Eastern Food COM
pany at Paterson, n. j., with a loss es-
timated at 100000.
w. II. Kerrick, representative Of the
department of justice, is conducting an
Investigation to ascertain how numer-
gous small pieces Of glass came to be
I'm sack Of cornmeal purchased by
q family at Maroa, III.
Firmly believing that he would ex-
ceed the allotted span of three score
years and ten, John l.. Sullivan, week
before his death at Arlington, Mass,
refused to discuss the making of
will. Sullivan's holdings were nomi-
nal. The estate will go to his sister.
For the first time in history a spy
search on board an arriving passenger
ship in transatlantic service was con-
Quoted when the Nieuw Amsterdam of
the Holland-American line reached her
dock at an Atlantic port.
To provide financial relief for the
drought-stricken area of Texas, Sec
lretary McAdoo announced at Washing
ton he would deposit funds In Texas
banks IL the Dallas Federal Reserve
bank cannot supply credit
The Clio messenger., 1918-02-15

Under heavy bombardment Of
questions from his congressional crit
ics, Secretary of War Baker on the
stand before the senate military af-
fairs committee at Washington stood
unyielding upon his previous assertion
that Americas war machine had not
broken down.
The Clio messenger., 1918-02-15

Railways Director McAdoo at Wash
ington appointed traffic investigation
committee to study the traffic currents
Of the country and to take steps to d.
vert travel from lines that are badly
congested to those upon which move
ments are freer.
The Clio messenger., 1918-02-15

Chevalier w. L. F. G. Rappord, re-
firing Netherlands minister, said good
by to President Wilson at Washington.
He will present his successor, August
Phillips, to Secretary Lansing.
The Clio messenger., 1918-02-15

Two men were killed In an explosion
I'm the press mill of the Du Pont Pow
der company's plant at Hibbing, MINI.
The shock of the explosion was felt
six miles.
The Clio messenger., 1918-02-15

Fire destroyed the storage ware
house Of the Great Eastern Food COM
pany at Paterson, N. j., with loss es-
timated at 100000.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22
TULSA SOLDIER WRITES
ABOUT RECENT WOUNDS

Lieut.. Richard r Bennett, whose
name appeared In the casually list
Yesterday. IN tho oldest son OF g. G..
u.nnett OF the American Royalty
Petroleum company.
Lieutenant Dennett was wounded
IN the lower leN Zig In haiti. dur
ing the latter part of September, His
parents have received three letters
from him since he was wounded. In
hl. ls- letter, which came last week,
he saws that he had recovered frOin
hla wornd. and was ready TO leave
the hospital and return to the
front. when he took tho influrnH,.
lie wns then sent 10 n hospital IN
Nice ms soon M he was able W travel,
lie says hat hls division 10 now IN
France. but that he does BOT know
whether he viii he sent 4, -eJaln MS
regiment or he sent home.
Lieutenant nennctt was on the
border In 1915 as a second lieutenant
in battery 4, Wisconsin national
guard AFTER they were federaliged.
he was nent to waco and promoted
10 first lieutennncy In the heavy
field nHtillcry, Ito went from Waco
10 France as n staff otficrv early In
the winter of last year.
MIR BenncttH other son. who "
no, vet u wears old ls also IN IA"
service wi'h tho American erp"di-
uonart forces In France.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22
BrisfOr.

Mr. and Mrs u II Livingston wcro
sapulpa visitors sunday aud Monday
of the past week. tho guests OF
friends
Mr. and Mira Jack Dyart and
daughter, Miss Julia, were tho guests
of relatives. MIR and Mira T.. e.
Dymrt, In stroud. Sunday
Mr.. and Mr. II. A. Broome 40 In
N Mzsdsslppi where they wcro called
hy the serious Hines Of Mira.
hroomc's mother.
Mr.. ana Mrs. VIM. Ellis Of Tubs,
are In this city spending month
visiting rrlstivra ana friends Mr..
Ellis is n deputy United States mar
nhal and - taking "a months vaca-
ton
Mr.. and Mrs Elmo Dy~rt of
Stroud visited relatives In this city
during tho past week
Mrs Edna Swlndell has returned
home from an extended visit u her
son who ~ stationed In one OF the
cantonments Ia California,
Mr.. and Mrr G. r.. Mote we're tho
guests OF friends In Sapulpa tho fire,
of the week.
Iirs A. l.. Coiaw wins the Eues, OF
friends In Tulsa last Monday and
also attended To Some work for
Santa Claus
Miss Dora Roeftrn~ was the gueS,
ot her friends. Mrs. VIM. Mckay Of
Tulsa. the first OF the week
Last sunday afternoon nt the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22
BarfIespiiie

Ono OF the pleasing -oclial events
OF the past week was a sacred con
cert given Saturday evening at tn,
Presbyterian church under the di.
rectlon of the Musical Research 40
cieiy
Mrs. y w. Klmbnll In a visitor In
Kansas city this week. the guest OF
friends
Mis-. Mary Marshall gave q very
pleasing party Wednesday evening
entertaining n coterie of young girls
with music and dancing
Mr. and Mrs J. NJ. Frank had A.
their guest the past week their
daughter. Mrs. J, N. Mitchell. OF
Sedan. Kan
Mrs Marx weber of wyoming ID
a guest "a, the home OF Dr and MIS-
Howard Weber.
Mrs " j smith left the early
patt Of the week for St Louis where
she expects to spend the holidays
wiY friends
Mrs Gertrude Champaln ~ chi
cago. returned home tho later pnr,
OF tho week after n two weeks visit
with her brother. Ruiz & Arira, who
has been quite ~, but Ia aSain on
the road to recovery.
Mrs Champine IN associated with
the Hall Printing company AZ proof
reader
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Philips have
lust returned from the east and
while In New York city they adopted
two little girls. Sarah and Mary, Who
pcrnmpaniet them home Little
Misses Mary and Sarah are fortunate
IN securing foster parents with the
high asoclnl and financial standing
of Mr.. and Mrs. Philips
Mrs Stella Iiilber is visitor In
lola Kan. this week. tho guest OF
relatives
Miss Margaret Carmen arrived tho
early part Al the week from ~.
Louis wnN.A sne is attending school
and will spend tho holidays with her
parents MIR ana Mrs &, II. Car
mrn.
Mira II r. Mathews of Dallas.
Texas. returned Hume the early part
of the week following n weeks visii
with her parents, Mr.. ana Mrs. J
Mrs r X. Miller left Thursday for
Hanger. Texas where she was called
~, account ~ the Illness ~ her sla-
trr.in-law Mrs ! J, Mcdonald.
Mrs Harry willis ~ "a visitor IN
Oteasn. Texas. this week where sho
ls ihc guest of friends
Mrs y g UaNter Is a visitor In
Thnyer Kan. this week the guest ~
relatives
Mr. and Mrs " q purncll NJ"
"A visit with Mr DurnellH
mother Mrs W. = Durnell of bols
var. : :
Mis- Il T. Goodman returned tn"
en,vy mart ~ the week from "a
v,cks wait with her sister. Mrs.
,haflcs wilson, Of Independ'n'"'
Kan 49,.
one ~ the pleasing mid week 40
cisI affairs vas an evening parry
given "a, the OAK nm club rooms by
the Daughcriy cluh,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22

'bklahoma city are tho house guests
OF Mt and Mrs ! u Murphy
Ray chew, III. who IN ATTENDING
Western Military academy at Alton
lll arrived home "Wednesday for the
holidayA
Tho Ehkusc club met Tucsdsv
night with Mrs Jack smith rs huo
tess Officers were elected fur the
coming year ana plans made Tor a
number ~ social events to hc given
dnring thr coming season Tho next
meeting Will he IN two weeks
Mrs Jimni" Wilson left w-dn-r
day for y, Louis 10 meet her husband
who IN returning home from camp
Mcsdamra ~ VI Van Ormun, Mary
lonewiu, Il r Shrarer aud Miss
Vera nonrwltZ spent "Wednesday In
Tulsa shopping
Miss lggic Thrift arrived home
Tuesday from Mary BALDWIN Srmtu-
AIRY at Staunton, Va, 10 spend christ
mas with her parents, Mr and Mrs
j, r. Thrift
Mrs. II !. Wilson spcn, Tuesday In
Tulsa.
The y. y. q. siatethood met Friday
with Mrs Joe Denton ~ hostess
Mrs I'd schall returned home
Monday from Granhury Texas ~
companlod by her sister. Mrs. X II
berry OF st Louis, who will be her
guest
Lieutenant ana Mrs r., " Lotridrc
we're the dinner guests at the country
home ~ Miss Florence Liudlcy at
oakhrst wednesday evening.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22

daN morning Tor a visit with friends
IN oklahoma cav
Miss iiclcn Nichols of Oklahoma
Catholic college at Guthrie arrived
homo Thursday
Mrs " n johnson departed Mon
daN for ~ Louis where she will enter
the Frisco huspi,nl Tor an operation
Misses Dorothy ana Margaret lI"n'
mage returned Thursday from Guth.
ric. where they are attending school
Mrs T. G. EdmondHun and her
nephew. KcEuald Norris, spent the
week end IN oklahoma tlty
Miss Helen TsS lor of - " g nj
Chickasha Okla arrived home Fri.
day for the holidays
MisS Cnrthell nurneit arrived home
FOR the holidays Friday from oaks.
mere college In New York
Mrs IT, L. Wilson has issued invi-
taiions for dance io hc given at IN,
Hotel Oakmofr Christmas eve,
Mr. and Mrs, Horace Wilson OF
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22
MERRY CHRISTMAS

Indcstructo dolls at special prices
may be found At the Mary James
Chlldren's shop. Is East FIFTH.
There Inns never bccn u ssy,son
when more attention was paid to
hats and the variety ~ shapes nni
trims umkcs n t,pssiblc for women ~
show individuality In their millincr,
Tho spring hats will he M "Hntiny"
~ can he and you will be able Ia
wear oncVf them because the East
ern SAMPLE Millinery ut - West
Third ~ viii have them In right
after the HOLIDAYS upd at such u
conservative price you can buy I'm.
mediately
Among the new showing 81 hn,s,
off face models -spn to he quite
popular. s-Iss'inIi, in satin with
plaid effects of straw.
You can fool some OF the people
all the time and we do not intend 10
ever fool anyone. but when gloves
took sn absolutely new when they
are not new all we can say ls that
thev have heen tn Bohncfeld's
noh - 'it tor, color ~ u soft
Drnpcnu blue. h'ing n shade between
q goblin aud Sevrcs blue.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22

Ind. to spend the HOLIDAYS with rcla.
tiyer
Lictenant and Mrs u. NJ t.otridgc
are tho guests of Mr.. and Mrs G. 4.
Vaughn. Lieutenant and Mrs. lot
ridge arc en- route from Fort SIN for
their homo In Albany. y y
Miss Raleigh KENNEDY, who n re
turning 10 her home In Madill after
visit with friends. In Springfield
spent Monday here with friends
The W. &, T 4, met Friday after.
noon with Mrs. T. ~. CowmRn. Mrs
e., W. Lively gave "a delightfnl i'm.
promptu reading, Mrs b. Norton
white viii he next hostcEA
Mrs Josie Gibson and her daugh
ter Mrs, vrva shore. were guests o,
Tulsa friends Monday.
Miss iiaxel Stallard has issued invl.
tations for "a dance ~ the Hotel oak
more Christmas night
Mrs Henry Carman departed Tuen
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

GIFTS " extraordinary beauty,
rom the hands OF master craftsmen
ssrs very noticeable at Miss Jack
/. ans Exclusive Shop, In the Sinclair
4 Building
The Vogue for velvet and fur ~
npldiy incrvising ns the nridwintcr
rason approaches.
When YOU are selecting a gift II IN
silh confidence you visit "A shop
sell known for ita distinctive indi-
ndualiEed styl-s---its excellent quail
iss--and II In with pride you send
fouf giti from reliable house, such
the Harry Hebron Jcwclry Co.
4 striking note In some of the ncw
Airts Is ncir uneven length. short
,nd long panels alternating are quite
Me latest idea.
An ideal Christmas gift for the
home would he ap Oriental Rug and
ne most wonderful collection ever
Ihovn In Tulsa In to he found at the
pasa Art and GIFT shop, b?0 South
Main
Many Indications point Ia the fact
NAT 'affcia drcsscs and taffcta hats
'nl b" exceptionally good for spring.
A happy Joyful Christmas for the
hsldfen is the Idea we all have when
We Nslt The Mary James Children's
shop, Ia East Fifth. where every JOY
moNn TO the kiddics' heprts may be
rrOmlncn, among w,n,etgsa.h,on.
Nv house coat and itr INJURIOUS
~ IN pund to make II popular.
iney are made OF Chiffon velvet,
moun'cd on padded linings and
vmmcd with fur.
DON'T decide upon that Rift for mi
10Y unul YOU have seen the smart
~ most adorable furs imaginable.
eoetV modelled into coats. shhwls,
,sps roatoes and sets which are
v.ihg shown at tho Demorcst Ladies'
snop south Main, under tho personal
sapetNlsiun of Mr. Oberlander OF
S'ander and Idnsky OF New York.
! The most adorable Dark Gray
~ %a,1 coat In n thrce-qnartrr
1911 10 ricsrrlS designed M t0 bc
"somlng la either n SLENDER W stout
xurr nnd made In n style suitable
wv nv "'nsions. In hcing shown In
" our exclusive chops.
ING Christmas agitation OF hurried
sopplng IL mved hs by giving them
Wv delails--thcy'il quickly grasp
.e situation ana suggest a correct
,,..pte"',on NJ your Thoughts ] have
peienoe to tho Elephant Trunk
,Nnry, The homo of leather novel
- hhl such rpritles as We like to
,st .,lpt t"cant OF Christmas morning.
:" = Main street.
o"~ Palm Beach suits of shan
rss are lined with the new Man
.rn crepe piaids.
| Ald Ruth TO Mildred: "Oh, no.,
not they've lust been
ved NJ Bohnefeld's my
Always look new"
w odd packet arrnngcm ON u
Nf' oi Dew kisS fcaturv~
A.. sh' lash nj ccntrr front. piprd
~" reverse side of the material
n,' "snsh' ON Christmas morning re-
| NJ, Wv 'NB or late shopping wor-
k.u,t. ''N Nt NhnukefChiefs-
,oss. W individual ones can be
bs'. "a az soh Main street Hnr.
hr'kVase Store.
49,, ,t,ri UIss of rvcrs are being
s.s y" spa rate skirts, following the
'i"n ~ imported sui, skirts
o,-1nh,'iye gifts tha, viii be ap-
hmi.en by each memNer OF the
hom. may be found at tho Okla
hE...a aimt and Wallpaper com pany,
vest Third street
shst, ,u Victory blue L. tin,
m,n" ai' wo,ncn r~n wear. thr
ykvn u'e Old. tho blonde and The
s,,r. Indeed, most women looL
IN =, sncn wearing n ~pft rhh huc
=" anything cl-c.
ay those humps and bumps
SsA,s smoothed away In A Thor
scientific and corrective way
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22

NuEIe kIeckhefer In addition 10
holding the worlds three cushion bill
lnrd title In play against five ohal.
lensern, Ia a clever pocket billiard
player. kicckhrfer established "a rec.
ORD recently by defeating M~Court.
scoring lb0 points In i32 inninEs
He may play n match with Balk Line
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22

The sparc tire should be protected
hy an enamel cloth cover. 90 nA y"
keen away ligh, and heat The UteH
in use are exposed 10 IN" S'lne ~
tent. but they are krpi III c"nn'iu" ,,'.'
n,. use Nnt 20 with the spare TIRE,
a mich may 80 long time hefpfc
i,.,ur used 20 cover u carefully "
YOU want IL To last
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22
Social Side
of the State
srpuipd.

? Al. cora Bell of Tulsa was tho
...t Of Miss Archie Burnett Mon
AZ. q q Cantrell returned sun
o,r. , two weeks visit with hcr
W Mrs II. l.. Brown. In St Louis,
a., = Peters arrived home Monday
.., ten days stay In Mineral
Vi and Mrs Clarence Wengst de-
I'd Monday for Mount Vernon.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22

when holung parta tosrth"r Do
uot try 10 make tho nut pull tho bolt
through II the latter sticks. 1"ke
hammer and drive the bolt into place
otherwise she threads are bkoly to
he TuIned.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22

Riilisrd Champion william v, Hoppe,
who has been improving In his skill
an an angle player
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22

Yes indeed. you can find Rag
gcdy Ann" and tho history OF her
young NE at the Oklahoma Paint
and Wall Paper Co. 30 West Third.
The spring silhouette calls for tho
cgg-shnpcd pctticoat which gives
fuilnc-- at the hips ana taprring In
effect nj the feet.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22

Woodman. col. Dec. ~, 1913.
To Nv Friends and Customers.
am here nj the Woodlnan
Snniinriuin and have been ever
since Octoher 10. and viii be for
~ least four ~ siS months more.
nut am getting along very well
at present ! with you all
merry Christmas and a Happy
New Year and ail that wants Ia
send me a word Ot cheer can
address me at WOodmRn, col !
avn stili u resident of Tulsa,
the best city on the Riobe.
Yours rcrpertfully
I \ WliLIIiTE,
General Contractor aud Builder,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22
MERRY CHRISTMAS

A new idea In trimming l. the
shadow brsiding Ono model, csIpc-
cialiy good looking. was done In n
frtcr pattern. using four different
widths of braid ana hack ~ the
brniding WINS u motif done In guild
thread.
In seeking Christmas gifts you find
lovely blooming plants at the BOSTON
Flower store You render the card
and addreAs--they do the rest
Phone blO.
Crrpc dc chine II bc,ny used for
afternoon dresses hspus'l of the de-
mAnd for n soft ciinging fabric.
II would be nice To tlp-toc In TO
tho Christmas tree and find that
presopt-a scholarship to the Rur-
rOughs School. The school which
teaches banking, bookkeeping and
calculating. which when mastered
paya the highest salary and H.
learned IN the fewcst weeks and you
are always assured OF n position ~
the demand exceeds the supply. Miss
Rose Gilinsky. rrln. Phone 6b6i.
Room 5i9-20-2i First Nat. Bk, Bldg.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22
4 number ~ the advance hats
show the Aisatian how that has bccn
introdu,xd by Gcorgcttc of Paris.
MERRY CHRISTM AS

Flowers are going " he mighty
scarce for Christmas, but ! discov-
cred beautiful Gtificial ONES tina,
Won Positively can't tell from The
natural flowers even after ynu touch
'Neu They are absolutely some
pg new ard may be found al the
rlss, Art and CIT shop. $40 South
Main.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-22

SILVA % Victory blue IL n tint
Sppunr women tnn wear, tho
ut old. the blonde and The
sslr, Indeed, most women look
IN =, mn wearing n ~oft rh-h huc
IN anything ci-c.
Nv those humps and humps
ssAls hhoothed away In a thor
aehtific and corrective WAY
The Denver star., 1918-04-20

We informed that in Ohio The places of public com
heaters and attempted to draw the
soldiers, and that the commanding officers OF
issued bullen and had their men to visit
and other places of and found that
color line drawn. and in twenty hours these
places of amusement given to under
if discrimination made toward the sootes
their places would be closed Now the boys Ohio are en-
Toying all the rights and benefits accorded other soldier
If the government prostitutes and aliens and bar
and miles from soldier encampments we do
why compel keepers OF and other
public white soldiers the rights OF color
ed soldiers soldier is soldier and when he measures
to all the requirements of the there should be
striction put upon him.
hope that this has been issued the command
ing officer will rescnd and send general order to all SOL
the rights of each other and that all public
places of be to all soldiers The coored
man less than his personal rights and
is the duty the officers that they respected We
hope the commanding officer will his way clear to follow
the footsteps the owy NazareDe and assist his brother
in black full possession Of all his rights and
efi,s which his white brother already enjoys
The Denver star., 1918-04-20

Last Monday morning the
CITY was honored with the
rSesence of twenty-five form :
er sereeants of the famous
10th Cavalry en- route from
Arizona to Fort Wayne. Mich
igan, where they will enter
The aviation ground school To-
Gated there in preparation for
their receiving for over seas
service. Among this notable
group we're Sergts. Frazier. J..
S. Williams, Miller. E. J..
Peek, F. Bethel. Covington'
l.. Shields. NJ. Jefferson. De-
costa. A, Brown. H. Upton,
R. Timberlake, l.. S. Harris.
!. L. Ligh.bourne. 8. Reynold
Samuei.. Corp. Stevens. Ser
cean.s, johnson. S. lrby. Bar
cl.v and S. M. Peal.