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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-06
ASKS GERMANS TO PAY ARMY.
ArmistIce Chief Demands s23.25O,-
600 for British and French.

AMSTERDAM. Dec. 5.-The Dusseldorf
Ndchrichten, n copy OF which has been
received here, says Gen. Nudant. pres
ident of the French ArmistiCe Com
mission ut spa, has presented note
to the German commission demand
ing for the first month tol the British
troops of occupation $lO.O00 000 and
for the French troops $13.250 0Ou
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-06
BERLIN REVOLT
SET FOR TO-DAY
DR.. Liebknecht May Lead 49,
900 Well Armed Men in
Terrorist Move.
MARAUDERS RAID CITY
Machine Guns Halt Food Riots
in Cologne as MObs Pill
lage Stores.
MARAUDERS RAID CITY

PARIS, Dec. 5.-A terrorist revolution
knecht, the Radical Socialist, will
break out in Berlin tomorrow eve
ming according to advices received by
the Zurich correspondent OF the Jour
nal. Liebknecht, the report says, has
$4,000 men we'll armed.
The population OF Berlin. according
to reports. Is at the mercy OF gangs
OF marauders and there appears to be
no authority there.t
CoPEN HAGEN, Dec. 5..-MaChine guns
were used in suppressing food riots
in Cologne on Tuesday. according to
reports received here. Several stores
In different parts of the city were
plundered. There were number OF
casualties in the ranks OF the demon
strants, several being killed.
After plundering the stores n crowd
gathered at the food Depot, but the
"welfare committee OF the city de-
.clded to suppress the disturbances
without mercy. The mob retreated
when the machine guns were brought
into play.
BAsIE, Dec. Certain districts
have had To be entirely isolated in
consequence OF the riots in Cologne
barriers of troops being stationed
there to prevent further pillaging.
Numerous persons were killed or
wounded in the riots Of yesterday and
large forces Of police and civil guards
had to take stringent measures
against the gangs Of marauders which
ransacked shops and houses. Machine
guns were used. but even after the
crowds were dispersed they spread
over the town and continued ioo;InS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-06
YaIe's War Dead Total Ito.

New HAVEN. Dec yale CniVer-
city's war losses as tabulated in tho
Yale AIumni WreklU for tomorrow
show total casualties among grad
mates and undergraduates as follows
Dead, 149 wounded. missing or pris-
.nners. III.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-06
No Enemy Delegates.

There are certain facts which almos.
dictate policy in this respect. 1t
will be impossible to have an enemy
delegate at such meeting. For the
present. at any rate, there is no Gov
ernment in existence which can be
considered representative of Germany,
while the former dual monarchy of
Austria Hungary is subdivided and a
new State is in process of formation.
The delegates will therefore include
only representatives OF allied Powers,
who themselves fall into thEee diff
ferent catalogues. There will be the
larger allied nations, who probably will
have from three to five delegates each
actually at the conference. while the
smaller Allies will perhaps have two
delegates each, and new States still
In the making one.
This conference will be big peace
congress and its decision probably will
form a ground plan for n society OF
nations, which the enemy will be
nnHf.ua.nI ~. Q,,o,I
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-06
Ten Inches of Snow in Maine.

BANGOR. Dec. 5.-Ten inches OF snow
fell in this section last night and to-
day. Traffic was impeded consider
ably.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-06

Mr.. Baker also said that he expected
to effect n total saving OF about S12,-
600 900. 900.
To date recommendations for termi-
nation of contracts aggregate about
$2,613,000. 900, including these:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-06
$7,OOO,OOO,OOO
NEEDLESS WAR
EXPENSE FOUND
Chairman Sherley An
nOunces Results of Four
Days Work.
BAKER ADMITS ERRORS
Estimate of S12,OOO,OOO,OOO
Saving Based Upon Inac-
curate Data.
Special Despatch TO TIRE sux.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.--Although
Chairman Sherley Ckyl Of the House
appropriations Committee has devoted
only four fays to investigating war ap-
preparations he announced tonight
that he expected to put back into the
Treasury more than $1,000 900. 900 OF
the War Departments share alone OF
cash and contract authorizations.
Mr. Sherley did not reach this con-
clusion until he had disagreed with
Secretary Bakers own estimate that a
saving approaching so rer cent OF the
total of s24.2s1 900, 900 provided for
the War Department by Congress
since Americas entry into the war
could be effected.
Mr.. Baker appeared before the COM
mittee Monday and presented figures
as n basis for this estimate. These
were embodied in n prepared state
ment by Mr.. Baker. which was
made public this afternoon. 1t was
then discovered that Mr.. Baker had
subsequently admitted the figures were
wrong. Hts admission resulted in
Sherley sending him and the War De-
partment experts he took to the Capt.
tol Monday bacR to the War Depart
ment to revise them.
Seeking Accurate Data.
The Secretary of War and the ex-
perts Rre TO return with the revised
figures next week, by which time MT
Sherley hopes to get the Secretary
down TO correct basis OF saving
especially in regard to the termination
or cancellation of war contracts run
ming into hundreds of millions of dol
lars.
Mr.. Sherley issued this statement
tonight:
"In order to arrive as accurately
as possible at the exact status of the
war appropriations I am having the
various Government departments
check up 10 as late a date as possible
their figures on appropriations. ex-
pendltures, obligations and unobligatcd
balances.
"Of necessity these figures change
from day to day, but it looks from
my hasty survey of the whole situa-
ton as If something more than S7.-
000,000,900 OF appropriations and au-
thorizations Of the army can be con-
verted back into the Treasury. Simi-
lar work is being done in other de-
partments and as soon as necessary
data are available the committee will
resume hearings; certainly by the first
Of next week"
Has spent sIO.25O.OOO.OOO.
When Mr.. Baker gave the commit
tee the figures which Mr.. Sherley
later asked him to correct he ex-
tlons made up to October 81, 1918.
There had been, disbursed in the
United States, he said. s9,159 000, 900.
and In France $1,18s,000. 900.
The total amounts obligated and
disbursed both In Europe and the
United States aggregate s14,55s, ,00o, 900
and there remains unobligated So
b2s,000,0 900. Mr.. Baker added.
III you Will add together the
amounts disbursed in Europe and
America-practicall $10.250, 900. 600
you will find that the amount OBJ
ligated and disbursed of s14.50O, 900 900
leaves about s0,0o0, eco @; obligated
hut not disbursed funds" he continued.
II am seeking to establish by these
figures that We have actually ex-
pended about s10.250 100000 in the
War Department since the beginning
OF the war"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-06

Continued on Second Page,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-06

Message. sent From Annapolis,
"Al messages for the President are
sent by the new naval high power sta.
tlon at Annapolis, which is fly" times
az powerful rs the Arlington station.
Thes" messages are received by the
George Washington and the P,msyl-
vania simulttnCou ously. An replies are
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-06
WEATHER FORECAST.

Rain and warmer to-day; to-morro
and colder.
Highest temperature yesterday, 80; low
Detailed weather reports on last page
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-26
Gn ipenif SpInoclic.

Sfiolofiertelcn (glallbula tbprpi-
oeo), iom Iig9er neo Strubcbopeoct
bar bi0til unoorogct iig en- nprmere
uibenifobclig llbforifning, og ocns
organize Setponing er llienot, men
at Den mac ipiqe Ell pigtig Houc for
belle SrganiSmeir, peo man. Get bar
iaoleOeS funnel paaoiieS, at TierneI-
len al SfioIoficrteIcn ioraariogcr
SIsobco / SiernerS 6lluftioner %
tiIilut meofsrer 9eben.
geo gefi9mpeli e al glbnormitcter,
iom bar lin 8rltno / S~oritprreIic al
Sfiolofiertelens SSllnftioner, bar DC.
Gambling meo Grtraft al Iprs SfioIO.
~fiertel oitere ppret anperot nteo 600
8irfning. On utg iuenif aenlifer,
Nsiiitent peo Sefniifa S"0qifoIan
Irpio @olit bar III eftcr l9nocre
Si0S Experimental iremItiQet ct
acknowledgements, iom ban ben.
fer iig meget al, og Der er oonnet ct
Selifab for bopeoiageIig at uonptte
oenne SpiinOelie. YrGparatet taaes
al SfioIOfiertelen poa Spin. Spiin.
oeren baaber at funne iaa RaaItoiiet
/ Ben enifeOe llbitrGfnina % bar
benuenot Jig til Srouianteringsmpn
oigbeoerne / Den Inleoning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-26
JSE''HI
IS ole %9lpotbelere.

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rcbroget Nou ireluuiite DC iorificl.
lilt Winifcr, ser b~rnNtc5 iom 9eifnt
tcllc moo hc ioriflculg 8a5orter.
Nun rcilcr omfriug til pore i%oriticI
ltgc Camps" ior at unocrui'c pore
Solbotcr bcsonAoocuoc. gnar man
borer cacr luicr on oi9ic @ritiomr
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bcu".
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@ropc, buOr jcN itaI tolc ctpor @dn
&c / Tnitor Stciiculcna Strife - on
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@ropc o. Suu Trairlc Weuiqbcocr
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brun0inqcH al 6pocn. TN mcfaniif
Ytnlfinc gioer ncppe opcr Is Yroceut
al ocn / 9rrnOilct inmleoc Guergi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-26

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beolt ON oet dnoen airtc, ser Ttanr
oppe poa gaffcu, bpor oen aarnle
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oct Steh / 1887, at 0cn norife Sns
NODE bIeu %lplittct $cl bar oenponl
paa GrIltn99fomitccn, Scr rapporrc
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@rcoc'cn, Ser haO0e uprct min 2u
rcr, GrUlt Ser. Ro0lc gar iencre
bIcu lea PrUit / Ntouitonac for ocu
McrlQhco, hUortiI ale bans 6aniIic
i~orblnocl'cr hprtc. - Qfiu qomlc
S%folcocn ~ NoboprTit ira mine
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Tom lcg har rTrct puu Samiunoet3
Ero'friptioualiitc en- (io, rifaricrcr
Tor Quitor Stub, ser iornTrpUrcnoc
or 8tllnn@mauo oucr uorc ScltprU.
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luapiot tnAc ham / Nuueu iom ban
ifltloc taac &ogct iii Chicago hcr
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bar mi prret YrUit Scr / mango Mar
% cr beu famine elifcIiQc Go
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rctte 0tnn0 pno lin FIooS. Ger 10.
rctaQcS III, en- urcact reopcnoiq Ne
pnration al DC aantIc @pQuinacr.
S%tou9hton or fien6t iom Nobrlf
bn o. Tom Snbofamorfc6. Get uor
Der Den bctienotc Z. q. Monot bouot
inc Tcrfitcocr,
Sau toa Ieo tiIbdNc til MooiIon
igicn, huor icN !or 'ct mig omtring
/ bcu beillQc IN, DER nor set Del
Iigitc Stotafopitolium / llnionct.
seq bar oginu billet poa cnocl QomIc
%enner og %ficnotc; men Dem ifoI icg
III life opreAnc entcltui3; ior irg
fommer mart tiIbogc iii Wiooiion
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llnineriitetet o. bsrte poo Ct Sore
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-26
6aarfagreGttcns
0rapntinocr.

F~rofeSior @reeger boIot forIeoer
Tag 6orcorog / Sergen8 Miuieum
ON 0oariagreGttena 6roominoer
8oreorogSboIocrcn, iortGler "Wfor.
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at Ynglingatol life nponer Salfoar
Soarte % Ben @ren al gn~gIinqa9t
ten, ionl ban tiIberte, on ri finoer %.
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% Sigt. &c SLIDER, hi bar, ON
SaIfoan Spartc err oIc al pngrc
Cato, % BET blir ianIeocS ponifcIi0
at gtoe nogen beQrllnoct Com ON
ham. 6i'tnrien fortpller, at otter
bans Seo bIep 2iget beIt % ioroIogt
I torIficlt9e Sanger. 9l SonoIpn-
llgbeo taller Dog for, at benne 9erct-
ming life er FORFEIT, men of aon0cn
or graplugt poa Stcin poo Riltgcrife,
% at DC andre "&oIioansbalacr" cr
sGrcsball9er, ION CT reiit for ham,
efter SloenS Sfif. @aIi0ulahalacn
paa Stein er Ell praqtiulo aiGnrpc.
hang, ca. 60 90. / Giol1etcr OF G.
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Gel / Saugen, inn Den or sbclaot i
lit lloIeell0e, men Def iltbrc or llrert,
og l~lograpninacn al oenne Sang piI
bIi al itor Snteresie.
TrofeSIoren off bernGit oucr iii
nrrnterc Smtolc al SARAH Sour.
fa9rc - og bGpocoe berrnocr, ot set
bar Ell feilagtig Nrtogelic, at SARAH
Soarfagre bar iorblagt poo oct Steo,
bpor Ststten reiitcS pcs 1OOO-Nlars.
feItcn. Soar man toger set tpiI'onl.
me oPf ira SnorreS @~crctnino ON
bans @raplGg9elie, bar man mc0et
Tibet og iuo9t WatcrioIe til 9citcnl
melIe al set Steo, bpor ban uirfelio
er eraplo9t.
IS Ell Smtalc al ben mcgct intcrcs-
iante 8ropboltg, 6ormonosDouQcn
nen &ersberg regiorbc TroicSio.
re1 ior Heiultntcrne al eli Ereue-
aroplting, Tom / CONNER bupoc pr-
ret beitenmenbc for Ercoromnlct for
Ell fltloitrnoi9 llbgrapning.
Seb Erepegrapningcn blcp set
bragt pao oct rene, at @allgcn Inlet
Sfib i~nbebolot, % man bor oltioo
Der en- onben @rapform ems / Die
bergbult9en. Gereiter omtoltc ban
oct Irbeibsprogromt, Ioln par lo9t
for Stiloiet al &c Sortiosminocr, man
bar / &c andre @rapboitgc,
Silllllt freminttc TroieaIorcn Ell
meaet bentcrfclicSpTrbig @ppotcie
ON, boprira 9nglingefongcrllc bophe
beirtet Sbee1 til Oisie pGIoigc Monit-
melter, forifieli9e ira DC nlninoeIi-
&c @rnpbauge. San b~rpoeoc, at oell-
nc Soc Ianoipnligpis bar bentct ira
observation-disclosures prngtiuloe
@rauminoer / De ipoligc 9onoe, for
Zig Seooorif5 @rop / Honelna. : DC
emile in1ponerenoe norifc 8roubolt9c
bar iiffert oenne Ipolauoife 8raoifif
omplantet | noroiif Soro.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-26

MI toar bum bel @srnenc I'll Jig
i9ien.
Sip %. Noroifog beoc pao Sang
Iono | @r%unte6crg. SIM bar Git
meo Clan g. Noroifog. Sun bIcp
bearapct / @ronool Sen 4oe Sanltnr.
15oe Samuar 1918.
Sorbisre sic.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-26
SAB CT Tlaifc jGroia!

cluar's ointment bar lin be-
- itemte Ylaos blanot be pau.
libelige 5amiliemioler / 3us
Ilnoerai Vteoiciultabe. Ten 3iltro,
Oct bar ounoet, er 9runoet pna ben
alminoeliae Sirtnlng / at Iororiue
Smerter a. 66sumatlsme, Ieuralaiu. gout.
yumbogo, iaare o. itiue Wuiflsr, Stso.
lettere az BRUCE euo De tllleleuOe ptaitre og
Solper. 2et glcHuemtrGngtr os liuor,r
burtlg uOeu @niouiHa.
lNNs ale NnotbPfrrs
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-26

Zen %ipenife SpoagcIiesreiienoe
Or. Seoin ianot poa Ell al fine Reiier
/ Sibet ct mt boot SAP. Set bar
al en- umaabeIig lloitrqfnina, men
ganbet par iaa lapt at man ifl,loe
oper 500 Weter no, isr Ell gaoS
funoe fIpoe. 9anoet par ubpre rat
paa aoginlt, og belle gunoen oannet
ct SaltIag. Iarerne og 9aaben blep
/ 9sbet al sanife fort Sio o~pertruffet
meo et buiot SaIttag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-26

"ouspcuneu" spmnniHer CT be sest, "a
5ilist;t ! 9auotien. 10 gnrs WGrnnii rslae:
uleo beer @ani'in. Sirs5 III -5eeSrap.golien.
otter Rni1loe.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-20
HIGHWAY CONFERENCE HAS
BEEN POSTPONED FOR WEEK


The highway department of the
chamber of commerce Tuesday
morning announced the postpone
meut of the Joint conference Of the
American Association of state High
way Officials and the Highway In
dustries association, which had been
called to IrTet at the Congress ho-
tel in Chicago December and ..
The meeting is postponed to DeCem-
Ter II and l., due to very impor-
tant meeting being held 10y the war
service committee of the United
States chamber of commerce at At
antic city on December and O..
and the many questions coming up
there pertaining TO the reConstruC-
ton period which so vitally affect
high industries.
G. $. Avery, president OF the Al
bert pike Highway ASSOCIATION, and
r. Bee Guthroy, highway commits
sioner OF the Tulsa chamber Of
commerce, who will represent Tulsa
In the conference. will leave for
chicago on the eighth to he present
at "A preliminary conference Of the
Highway Industries association pre-
cedinS the joint meeting.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-20

Convention hall December 3. The
five young ladies have had long ex-
perience in the role OF entertainers.
The members of the company are
Wilder Spencer Good, reader; Gel
estia Bebhart. cello and violin; AL
berta Frank. violin; Katherin Keers
Taylor piano and soprano; Ramona
jerks, sdXaphone.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-20
DECORATES DRAFT BOARD
MEMBER AND GETS IN BAD

II you don't like the way the drait
board has classified you. don't strike
the member Of the board against
whom you harbor a grudge. The
United States government Will get
you II you do.
Art Sellers OF Rrlstow admitted
yesterday to J. H. wilkins, United
States commissioner. that he struck
W. y. Herman, secretary OF local
board No. ., after accusing Herman
Of having made the statement that
Sellers wasn't supporting his family
Sellers registered properly and
was placed IN Class as man with
dependents. Later, according tn the
testimony. rumors reached the board
that Sellers wasn't working and the
civil officers were asked to inVeSti-
gate II was about this time that
Sellers met Herman and asked him
about the alleged statement Also
Sellers poked Herman In the eye, ac-
cOrdiug to his own testimony.
Commissioner wilkins ruled that
the uffrnsc constitutes AN attempt
To obstruct the draft and he fixed
Sellers bond at $500. Sellers was
accompanied by friends who ar
ranged bail.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-20
TO COMPILE LISTS
OF FALLEN HEROES
Names Of Those From Tulsa Count y
Who Have Given Their Lives In
Great Wnr WilI Bc Preserved.

tn" pkIahoma state council Of de-
fnnsr has r'"u.s,.d
ellis Of defense 10 obtain complete
and authentic information concern
inr each man from Tulsa county
who has lost his life I'm the war, that
is who was killed in action or died
~ wounds and also the men who
hH'" died IN camps In this country
Hnd abroad.
This Information viii he COM
biI"d IN permanent record OF the
stat" ~ oklahoma and will show
lu-i Whht the state and each county
has don" In N" great war. con
phni" from the governor and the
TJkIHhuWn stat" council Of defense
VIII b" sent 10 the nearest kin ~
each man vino hls died or been
kil"l ~ th" service"
II is requested that all citizens
having relatives who hav" lost their
lives in the lbov" manner cOmmun-
'rHl" win the Tulsa county council
~ NATIONAL defense ana upon receipt
~ ms communications, the council
viii forward % blank In a~Afch they
can CIV" full Information After
ms list has been compiled. sct
viii b" fIl"d with the Oklahoma
Sir'' Historical Society. another set
VIII hc H,cd Ht Washington and a
list viii b" filed IN the archives Of
this county,
The council Of defense desires To
impress ON IN" minds Uf everyone
IA" iuportInc" ~ furnishing this
data - tho earliest possible moment.
Following rs a ligt compiled hy the
county council Of defense. from pub
l,hrd casualty lists Undoubtedly.
they say, there arc some mistakes
In IN" spelling ana Initials and II is
pnsaihl" some may be included which
should not bus
James : MrCrrndy. Tulsa.
Shoiton T. Beatty, Tulsa.
CAPTAIN Harry s Gwynne, Tulsa.
Alfred Patrick. Tulsa
William T. Bumgarner. Tulsa.
Lee G. Gillespie, Tulsa.
Lewis T. Ebcrhart, Tulsa.
Reed T. Estill Tulsa.
William " Ycagcr. Tulsa.
Corpt Charles = bennett, Tulsa.
John IT, Powell. Tulsa.
Dwi.ht Nou Thurn. Tulsa.
Minor l.. Bower, Tulsa.
Maurice Meyer, son OF Loo Meyer.
Cusdcn Refining Co. Tulsa.
Sorgt Joseph &. Carson, Tulsa.
Jack Cuwan. Tulsa.
Hughcy +. McClurg, Sand Springs
Martin Rhodes. Sand Springs.
Corp. Merle e. Cooper, sand
Springs
Earl Green, Sand Springs
Ozlas l.. clark, Sand Springs.
Oscar ". Hardin, Elan.
Harvey T.. Crosby, BiXby.
James $ Nash, Dawson,
John L. Meadows, Red Fork.
II will be noted that published
casualty lists credit Tulsa county
with having given 25 Of her sons to
the war. OF this number l6 are
from Tulsa city, five from Sand
Springs. and one each from Elan,
BiXby, Dawson and Red Fork.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-20
FOURTH GUARD REGIMENT
NOW BEING MUSTERED IN

The fourth regiment, oklahoma
national guard, is now being mus
tered In,
Mai. Charles T.. Barrett inspected
the first company OF the new regi-
meut at Wagner Monday night and
II was formally mustered into the
service. To-day he will go To FL Reno,
where he VIII muster in the second
company. Other companies are be-
ing enrolled at Enid Md Holden
willie and upon their completion and
mastering IN the battalion will he
IECompleted.
I Under the new national defense
act. 5000 men must be enrolled in
the national guard by 1927. when
the first regiment returns from
France "A great many of it's officers
and men will remain In the guard
and we should have no difficulty in
holding our fun strength" Major
Rarrctt said yesterday. lie stopped
Off In Tulsa for few hours ON mis-
way from Wagner TO oklahoma
CITY
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-20
FURNITURE DAMAGED
BY FLOOD THEY SAY
When Muddy Waters from Tulsa
Streets Backed into Easements,
Claims Against CITY Result.

Claims Of various citizens for
damages done them, tho direct fault
of the city Of Tulsa, claimed the at
lention Of the city commissioners at
the regular session yesterday morn.
ing.
stating that the waters Of the rc-
cont unusually ncavy rains flooded
his Easements. because Of poor drhn-
age system, and ruined personal
property iu the extent Of F3lI.91,
Carl r.. Swiudlrr filed claim against
the city for that hluuunt
MtescH Ethel and Pearl lunn
flied claim against IA" city Of Tulsa
for $500 damages. IN" result Of water
flooding their ascmout ana dlwhE
ing various nrticlcs Of costly w"hr
ing apparel aud household furniture
to mat amount
T. 4. Townea fIlod claim Tor bat
S35O. the undrain"i condition ~
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-20
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