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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-14
CONSCIENTIOUS SERVICE"
LEE D. IAATINER COMPANY,
1884 New Yerk Aveau0


CHEVY CHASE-An ideal homo in Chevy
Chase. Nd. Zone square Of ctfcle); house
contains 8 very large rooms, complete
baths and maids toilet, hot-water heat,
gas and electricity, spacious front porch,
garage for cars: every bedroom has Hight
and air on two sides; abundant storage
spacs provided; grounds contain more than
one-quarter acre 40 feet 'front.'. There IL
q garden, we'll kept lawn and hedge. beau
tiful shrBbbery and forest trees. Other at
tlctive features too numerous to mention.
This house is now VACANT, and can be
purchased for $14.50O.
PETWORTH-A seven-foom house. with
bath. hot-water heat, gas and electric
lights; parquet floors on first floor; cement
porch; unusually deep lot to wide paved
alley. For quick sale, only $50. Pos
session 80 days.
MOUNT PLEAsANT-we are Offering an
exceptionally well built house OF ten rooms
Pleasant, near the car line, for only 81, 900.
Prompt possession assured.
JUST ACROSS THE DISTRICT LINE. in
Maryland-A corner lot, 5Ox12O IT.. with
light; splendid furnace: a bargain at
1880. This house is now occupied By the
owner. who will give prompt possession.
LEE D. LATIMER CO.,
1434 New York ave. Franklin CLOS.
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Mt. PLEASANT. JUST OFF COL. RID. AND
ern nine-roons. furnished: hotewater heat. 1906
Mozart place Col. s27o 15s
7,.zs,,--1.., :, 1T11,,,-
heteeen r. and ste NV. arm. house West
minister ST Arm honse. h. VIII: II ST. between
18th and 18TH. j F. HOLLAND, 1918 18th st,
Phone n. 2223 II.
IN az ATNYsII;S PARIsH R0ONS RATT
sotwater heat; lot 80 feet f re 6g W 1eet
S Se,r 70 ap Mney. f yaI S4,'uo' Eo"' T.
= siv - :; = 3; :; c77 z,77 ~
n. ANn D.. "a. ~ =.
LIont pore en- psck porcnes, mouse ~ ~.
wide; lot BIN r. deep, 1?-ft alley: possession
on or before NOV: 10; reasonable terms; near
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suRuRRAN YRoYEKrY.


VERY COMFORTABLY Fun. Rome. Q MILES
cut. on maeadam road; 1sar elee. and steam
1Aikeads; reasonable rent 70 sMAf, responsible
family. Fhoae Woodade 102-R, after Pm.
Il 16a
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CHEVY CHASE. D. c.; NEAR CARS: HAND
some semi detached home: interior finished in
mahogany and white: hardwood floors; h.-w.
h.; instantaneous water heater. First floor
Drawing room. reception hail. dining room,
breakfast porch. kitchen. Second foor-Li-
brary. three large bedrooms, bath. Enclosed
sleeping porch. Third heor-Two bedrooms.
Has large cellar with bath and toilet. laundry
tubs: winter coal supply; awnings and screens;
possession October /. Price. $11. 600.
HARRY A. SEAY, Exclusive Agent.
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WANTED TO BUY.

WIN 4E.O ~ 0O !.
HOUSE, BEDROOMS, BATHS, H.-W.IL..
electric lights; Mt. Pleasant, LAnfef place
preferred; direct from owner; possession In %
uA's' sA'0o0' IVA 80 aIs
If YOUR HOUSE IS FOR SALE PIE AsE
send fun description with price and state how
soon possession can be obtained. We can serve
WAITER A. BROWN. ee4 14th st. NV.
WANTED!ITO BUY FOR CASH. A SIX OR
EIGHT ROOM HOUSE (No BAsEMENTl. BE-
TWEEN PENNSYLVANIA AVE: AND NARY
toll AND 18th ST. ADDRESS BOX 1850.
STAR OFFICE.
WANTED-TO BUY 4 sIX-ROOM HOUSE
IN BLoOMINGDALE OR Mt. PLEASANT.
HAZE THE CASH TO eo rA1 1. Eok s sAMn
FICE.
WANTED-HOUsEs-WE WANT A Few
more houses to SELL between and rooms and
bath. on Columbia Heishts, in NJ fisss c q q
s. 500, where we can get early pessessscn.
We have a number Of calls every dU for
.S Of this tyPe Ae e
]. EDWARD LEWIS. 1879 Pa. .ys. nv:
WANTED 70 BUY-FOUR CROOK All
houses. ready for occupancy I. October Id. Adj
IN GOOD NORTHWEST SECTION. SIX TO
eight rooms; INV. h.; ami. $3.50 cash: terms
possession thirty days. Address Box 1900.
Star Office, 14s
HOUSE IN GOOD NORTHWEST LOCATION:
up to SIS 900; 8 or more rooms; require early
occupancy. Address P. o. Box 81, o st. sta
ton.
WANT MODERN OR ROOM HOUSE IN
northwest section or Petworth; must give POS
session within reasonable time; state price.
Address Box 21a.C. STIR Office. is.
WANT 70 BUY HOUSE TO Q Rooms;
SEQ to s., 600 cash. Address BOX 216-B, Star
Office. ..
8 70 ROOMS: ANIL; BET. 4,b00 AND
SIS, 500; 81 500 cash. bal. to suit seller. 9. L.
d. Address Box 279-B, Star ONCE. 14s
WANTEDI8s KOOf HOUSE, NV.
HAVE CASH PURCHASER.
Moi1 f,,l1 M rffrrShorn IA
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THF PR0FERTY or MRS MILLER. AT COL
lsee PARK. Nd. sdjoining the state college. ON
newly yenovated; II rooms. S acres Of land,
Vfth hath and stable. Apply ON premises, or to
JOHN H. DHEYER.
1854 T. Baltimore St. Baltimore. H.
IMMEDIATE POssESSION.
Attractive 6ye-room bungalow On larxe lot:
ssen fireplace; electric light; tie hath: gas;
HrTe porches; nicely located: close to cars.
EHr usSck ~ 8e.6SO: terms.
" Il. 3. 6iHFBELL. 1910 h NV.
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FOR SALE NEW BUNGALOW.
Jnst being finished and ready for i'm
utes Of the center Of the city. s. 9
and rooms each. Reasonable terms
can be arranged.
PHILLIPS q SAGER, INC,
n. 8S. 400 New York ave. NV.
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Attention-Home Seeker!

f1llClllOll"1lOl OCSkCl
cVERLooK1NG THE BEAUTIFUL Potomac
Also facing Conduit road mile; all in Dis
trict; high elevation; good neighborhood: strict
will be soon; we are now selling very fast, al
together to home seekers; modern conveniences;
good car service; one fare, no change; % min
utes to Treasury; lots. $500 to $500; easy
FOR THE PROTECTION OF THOSE IN
DRAFT AGE future contracts made, upon re-
quest, will contain q clause that AL money
gees abroad to fight for our country" Now is
surely the time to secure Z nice home site and
Jswett st. Come out any time. as ". F. JACK
seS OF w: Isl
st. NV. Main 1900.
FRETTY FIvE-ROOM BI1NaAIoW; VERY
large grounds; corner property; 1000 50: #. !:
s
and gas stove In kitchen, which is small; no
other modern improvements; 2sth and Ash
unsurpassed service: price, lots and improve.
s;:a 90 r., ns.s
a.s Pc sen s4ss ' snd
s rs phone To p ay.st. liz s:s.@saen
CHEVY CHASE LAKE.
CONN. AVE
Groom frame and bath; electric light: fur
mace heat; ass SHADE; awa; shrubbery and
hedge; line bearing tree fruit lot 8Ox15O.
Price. q 800, $500 down, rsst Sss pr nsnth.
FAILS CHURCH, VA.
TT s.pA 1szoNE ; BEST THSnLHY LiNn D
OtyT or D. c. HIGH-CLASs COMMUNITY.
NEW BROOM frame and bath electric light !:
furnace heat; conelete cellar floor large IN
is,ed attic; very large porches and sleeping
esFet. ser6ened IN; stone foundation; Log
bsocrs IF electric. frice. $500. Vss7 At
eract5ye In every respect.
cTnNE e FAIRFAX
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

HOUSE On BUNGALOW; on . ROOMS;
way; lease. Address Boz 296-C. star once.
g. ~
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LEE D. LATIMER CO..
1434 New York ave. franklin CLOS,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-17
COMMISSION ACCEPTS
FILTRATION PLANT
Ncton Taken hN CiN Nucr COM.
mttt"c ~ Chamber ur Commerce
Makes inspection

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-17

cot views for chautauqua platforms
10 disseminate American doctrine
ana American propaganda. Anu
~, ,.ns the utterance these lectur-
,rs heard from the NOUN ~ W w,
man who Is the official mouthP,voS,
OF the government, an editor IN -Sh.el
of the Official Bulletin, speaNlnk
daily to the American puohc onlS
such information that the govern
ment is supposed 10 want clr'ula,cu
/ IL ia the general impression tha'
wben Creel speaks he speaks Tor lh'
rresident--for the administrator
Tor The government; aud the people
nave a right to believe that he does
irasmuch as he is hoad OF the un-
r,,au OF public information main
tnIned and supported by the presl-
I dart Nnd he was appointed by thc
[ president. ,r,z
Creel's statement has aroused In
disnn tionS throughout the country
/ ana the rNmarks Of members OF the
house and senate in depouncing hlIl
and demanding his removal. were
very mild IN comparison with gen
eral talk. -,
This Is the same man who te"
wears ago. bitterly denounced thc
supremr court OF the United states
and bcnttled the pcongress OF "
/ United StnteS IN editorials IN 't'
, Denver News. of which he was eu'
torial writer at the time.
/ As head OF the bureau OF lnlo'nln
ton. and as chief censor, ne mas Po'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-17
Supreme Court Opinions

OKLAHOMA CITY. April l6-
The following proceedings were had
in the euprCme court today
Chief Justice sharp pottawsto-
ME county board OF commits sioners
rs H. H. Alexander. county assessor
Potiawatomie county district court
= sftlrm~1 y. A Carroll vs. Board
OF county commissioners Hughes
county district court reversed and
remanded.
Justice owen II. II Ross ct al.
W. +. J. Ice, Harper county district
court. aflirred IN part and remand
cd in p'u.
Ter Curnm. j + Muifhcid vs.
William +. Nooll ct AL Kay county
DIST ict court. dlsmiss,d.
Justice Hardy: pisharmcnt pro-
oeSdings AGAINST l. c. McNabh. Sc
quoyah county Suspension from
practice OF law for ! , months is the
order of the court
Division No. I.
Commissioner Eummons. Reserve
Loan Life Insurance company vs.
Thelma Alne lspm. Cleveland coun-
ty diatrlct court reversed and re.
Tnanded J. 4. Walker vs. Josh Al
eNandSr. JacFfon county DISTRICT
court reverse md rpmanded
Commissioner Collier: Flora Row
Ler VS. Taylor lInton et AL Paw
nee county district court affirmed,
Bafcr, Hannah & Blake company
vs.. paynter, McNiekcr Grocery COM
pany, Comanchc county court. re-
vcrsed and rcmahded.
Cummi-sioHer Stewart: NJ Cor
man ct a., vs. J H. Carlock ct al.
Carter county dlstric! court re-
9ersed with directions
Division No. 3.
Commissioner Hooker: Southweat-
crn Surety Insurance company VS.
William \. Taylqr ct al. McCl1ir
county district court. affirmed, J. NJ
l.. sargeant ct al. vs.. J. s shaver
ct nI.. Tulso supreme court affirmed
Commissioner Pryor. Union Trust
tompan, vs. Molic n. Ilendrickson,
Oklahoma county district court. re-
versed and rendered with directions
+ II. Lctrher W. James T Maloney
ct al, Tulsa county superior court
affirmed.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-17

WILLIAM NJ GRESHAM, former
city clerk ~ Coilinsyille, was the
defendant In n suit yesterday after
noon In Justice Ed Warren's court,
wherein Scott whitehead sought to
collect rent upon house At 1897
South Main street. The suit was
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-17

'niaras b.Ipr built and shipped to
Erarce In the Official Bulletin, a
very different story from 'he one
told by the senate military .""l,"''
tee. which has just cempleteu a 'ho'
ough investigation ana iinuS 'n''
only one or two planes nave gone
,rrnss the waters 90 France.
Demand Crcers Removal
49,, con nRressmon and senators
sn1,,ndIng that II the bureau OF
Intormntion Is to be continued, II be
I",V '' a., snarge OF some one else other
- Ceorge Creel. Many newspa
-. Including the well balanced
-, york Times. are demanding his
removal.
nan who would make such an
,,,t.rnnce at a time when he success
y, o,,r nrm~ and those OF our allies
are hanging In the balance Whr1
American boys are dying "uvpr
,bere". when we should have a mil.
ZION men there, and would have soy
sral million there now. had b not
r,en for unprcparedness, has no
right TO say he would be proud
10 his dying day; that this nation
was unprepared.
A man who fathers that sort Of q
sentlment, is not fitted To pass upou
what write, or what any other cor.
rcspondent writes, and call us dis.
loyal on the least pruyocauou.
We have had about enough ot Mr.
CFcel!
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-17

MRS SARAH WALKER and
Harry G. Pemberton have just an
nounced 10 friends the fact that
they were married Saturday, April
G by Justice I'D warren. Nr Penn
berton. who IL In the employ Of the
% T.. n. r. r. CO., leaves soon TO
Join the colOrs.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-17

INFORyNATION CHA G IN q
FLOYD Smiley with emhle,zment Of
an automobile from J y Ezzcl' was
filed in Justice Daniels court yes
tcrday lie is alleged 10 have taken
the car while in the employ oi
Ezzcll.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-17
TEACHERS ORGANIZE CLUB
offer Services 10 Chamber Of Com.
mercc Whenever Needed.

Twenty teachers OF the city high
school have organized themselves
Into mems club To assist iu any war
campaigns In which their help may
be desired
A comwittee composed OF r. c.
Mccullough. f. u. Burton and G.. W
King visited Col. {. h. douglas yes
terday and offered tbs services OF
every member of the club whenever
they may be needed
Colonel Douglas expressed his np-
probation OF the patriotic offer and
told the teachers they certainly
would be used when the next cam
paign is launched.
+, v Wcsthafcr is president Of
the teachers club, w II Hale sccrc-
tnry and treasurer. and j, j. Jenni.
son, vice president.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-17
DEMAND REMOVAL OF
CREEL BY PRESIDENT
,ry Coo. Tn for Naming of New
Man 10 Head Important Bureau D.
,of Information. e.
va-'d.s Washington bureau,
-ua Riggs bldE

,y,-iJ.s Washington Bureau,
-oa Riggs Bldg
WASHINGTON, April a. George
c-., Al the head OF the nnhNc hn-
,o,. OF information washington
tre man who Is censor on All lhe
rsos going out OF Washington-m y
rGv setting his In the h"'s o'
T.r,n to this; - will he glad to
,,.. diving day that th're was no rnsh
., pr,rtmtion In this country PFlo'
a. IN, dty the presdept went b''ore
r.rrr. 90 etc.
Ilad anoyne else written such
s,,,em,nt. he would have been held
nm as disloyaf and called traitor
and pcrhnps been arrested, ana ne
should be. Yet. here rs the rnau
who ccnsors what I write and w'ia'
every other Washington correAp""-
dent In Washington writes mak,hE
such AN uttcrance a. conNeh''vn
~ lecturers who are. supposed to ne
gathered in the national capital to
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-17

successfully defended upon the
ground that the plaintiff failed Ia
make repairs on the place, which
he had promised when he accepted
rent for the first month
--
g. JOHNSON OF the Ideal laundry
has returned from two weeks
stay In Kansas Guy, having pur.
chased machinery for his new dry
cleaning annex 10 his lahndry.
-
A. NJ. GILLESPIE from Kansas
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-17
When Itching Stops

There Is one safe, dependable treat
ment that relieves itching torture and
skin irritation almost instantly ant
that cleanses and soothes the skin.
Ask any druggist for q Csc or 81 bottle
Of zemo and apply Il as directed SooS
YOU will find that iTitations, pimples
; 'sckhesds, eczema, biotches. ringworn
and similar skin troubles will disappear
A little zemo. the penetrating. salts
wing liquid. 10 all that Is needed. for !
banisbes most skin eruptions, make
the skin soft, smooth and healthy.
The Z. ". Rose Co. Cleveland. O
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-17
You Cannot Expect
To Have a Clear
Complexion
By Constantly Massaging II With
So-caIIed Skin Foods or Creams,
Often Rancid or Germy.
Substitute Cuticura.

Contrast the purity, fragrance. comfort,
and convenience OF these super-cresmy
emollients with beauty fsds" so COM
mon. ,iresome and expensive. A bath
with Cuticura Soap and hot water on
rising and retiring thoroughly cleanses
and stimulates sluggish pores, giving
the complexion a fresh heAthy glow.
II signs OF pimples, redness or rouRh-
ness be present smear them with the
Ointment and let Il remain five minutes
taiore bathing. Nothing purer, weeter
opmorc effective for your skin and hair
than Cuticura.
Sample Each Frss By Mall. Address post
card "Cufiems. Dept. n, Boston" Sold every
where Soap rc Ointment . snd SOC.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-17

city ls making his initiative trip to
Tulsn and II surprised Mt the met
ropolitan alr OF Tulsa lie In here
with View 10 locating and n AS
sociatHd with the Manhattan Oil
company.
-
MRS CONDRON Of the Womn ms
Free restroom has almost innugu-
rated Red cross headquarters AZ her
location. She has knitted 20 pairs
OF socks and three scarfs. She has
taught 20 persons 90 knit,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-17
City Briefs


DOUGLAS FRAZIER and Fran
els Johns have returned after spend
ing few days In Muskoge"
=
LADIES OF the O. A r. will
meet in regular session Wednesday
afternoon at 1880 at Moose hall
-
on ACCOUNT OF the rain there
were no services at the Culpepper
tent north Of the Katy tracks, last
night.
OPEN HOUSE at the Lutheran
church In on the social program
Tor Wednesday evening, hetYoen
8 ana 10 O'Clock.
-
LARCENY or domestic aiimal
a horse. was charged agatnst Toncr
Sobbins and Nergi DoDp ~ In an
information flied yesattay II JQs.
ilce Warrcn's court
-
n. + CARTWRIGHT was run
over by an automobile last. night at
the corner OF Second and Main. lie
was taken to the Oklahoma hospital
where his injuries are not regarded
as serious lie is a painter by trade
-
PETITION FOR divorce on the
ground OF abandonment wHH filed
I'm the superior court yesterday by
Edna NJ snllee against her husband,
James H. SaIlee she declares that
SaIlee deserted her more than n
year ago,
TNFORNATION CHAE GIN q
Floyd Smiley with emhleszment OF
an automobile from J r. Ezzcl was
filed IN Justice Daniels court yet-
tcrday lie is alleged 10 have taken
the car while in the employ oi
Ezzcll
MRS SARAH WALKER and
Harry G. Pemberton have just an
nounced 10 friends the fact that
they were married Saturday April
G by Justice I'd Warren. Mr. Fem
berton. who II In the employ Of the
q T.. n. H. Y. Co. leaves soon TO
Join the colOrs.
MISS VI. LOUISE ROGERS ten
dered her resignation aS rorre-
spending secretary OF tho Tulsa
Suffrage organization Yesterday. t0I
take effect on April IS. her object
being an opportunity 10 spend a
few weeks With her parents before
going 10 Washington In the capacity
OF stenoEraN for the government.
WORD WAS received by relatives
Yesterday of the death OF Miss
rhelma Mcdaniel, daughter oHMr
and Mrs o. r Mcdaniel. ot tllss.
which occurred Tuesday at Phoenix.
Ariz The family left Inst septsm-
ber FOR Phoenix IN search of health
for their daughter and sister Nj
and Mrs Mcdaniel. daughter Hazel
and son Roy will arrive today from
Arizona. after which funeral ar
will be made
WILLIAM NJ GRESHAM, former
city llerk NJ Collinsville, was the
defendant In n suit yesterday after
noon In Justice Ed Warren's court,
wherein Scott whitehead sought to
collect rent upon a house at 1927
South Main street. The suit was
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-11-13
NEWSY NOTES FROM THE
ADMINISTRATIVE DEPT.


After considerable experience at X.
F., Private Meyers is enjoying a rest
as assistant to our chief electrician
Steady Boys-tt may only be a tenn
porary position.
Our proposed "GIee Club" had its
opening on November It'll. Private
Crane should make a good singer with
little practice). Private Bradley was
also there but we did not hear much
from him. We are wondering how
Recruit Strock enjoyed it. Let's all
give him a hand, boys lie is only
recruit now, but don't forget he is our
future band master,
We are still wondering why our per-
sonnet department, from the sergeant
major down to the buck private, had
10 work until 10 O'Clock on Thursday
night.
A lot Of the boys received kilograms
on November It'll We are still in
doubt as to why the sudden excite
ment. Perhaps Private Baker caR en-
tighten us.
We notice that the boys in our in
Urinary are at last doing their bit in
the way Of physical training and mill
itary courtesy Wonder who's TO
blame for that.
We are wondering how the cooks like
their daily exercise of doing Their usual
bunk fatigue.
why make a press agent out Of Cor
poral Becht2 He never claimed to be
one
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-11-13

Top Sgt. Adams has succeeded In estab-
fishing a reputation as a Company Romeo
He has been reported as acting chaperon
for an Augustan Belle, and we look for
ward in the near future for an import ant
announcement concerning the top Sgt.
BY the way the Top Sgt is getting to
be quite an African Polo Player.
Perhaps he is jealous Of Capt Worces-
ter's Polo Association. and organized one
himself.
Corporal Clerk Derby the Syracuse
Hoollgan hat Corp. Derby needs no
make up his face supplies the required
comedy to establish the Identify Of the
ever famous comic
Sgt Raid Bill Balscr. was treated to o
trip to Camp Jackson in the Official Car.
and 70 make the trip pleasure he
caught a first elias cold without expense.
Bald Bill. still wears the n ghtcap. pre-
scented TO him by the w. G, I u. OF
fact that he closely resembles odd Lady,
No. 81.
Third Lieutenant Bauer, designated
entire week throughout the Detachment
area. and Badly promptly qualified, by
yelling Youse Furl your tents"
We are Indebted to Lieut.. Peto for the
daily hikes, and very interesting lecture
we received
Fatima Maloney the head mmeograph-
er Of the Operation Section who halls
from Wakefield. Mass. expects to apply
FOR furlough, as soon as Miss Gay per-
mits him to do so
Private Geo Hughes, Beantown's fam
Gus politician and football expert, can be
heard lecturne and arguing about the
above mentioned subjects Mt length any
evening at the displeasure Of his tent
mates. Romeo George as a sleep producer
is in class by himself
Louis Schneider The Artist. Renorter.