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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-05
City Briefs
AT TULSA rurArrRs TODAY

nhoAbWN ~ J.os. ,,mp.p BOO no
ftres las
tarWss Hlly u".. sd fo' a,b.,
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iuo~
ANpND the din.tup iirn,U -.tpf.
from 'hr ,tplI 100 Tup, Yesterday
wnH l.i = NaIEhf uffuru,.
e. 90 rrNTI.i.i.L. ~ s,nuIp,
'"tu''t'd pl'N 'Hr E,. .ummut ~
hni 'i'' vus 100 rui., N,iirrdn. coo
.uflu"s0
rLtAHISG uulsI tr.,rr n
luIst for iNr W''l were 8 80
ri' 0l. ap compared tn ~ ,Iu goo e
q yn'u - ''' p"t cent fut lsI,
T. N rNEATr OF 'ho fIr. ~ I,o
hu a Earns lrn ,r.f"uir. o.. inr
fnfu,iuro markets ~ me- u"rn and
uisi
HEpIt1I " klsNIiIN - ~
lnd"p"ndoui Iarh,uE ,'mmh, hts
noon called 10 SNit.lsr - ou
account ~ the sudden dph NJ his
hr"ih't u kins'lin
rI.Al'nE g. TAYLOR tyIug post
master ~ Slpulpr furm-r railroad
vas ln rulsn ms. night guest ~
friends
OF ACtplf fNTlSG vii ue tho
feature taken up bv . ,low In cust
accounting At the uigh, school. he.
ginning Tuesday night January -
p~rHOns Interested should see 7 T.
ilotner. principal ~ the school
Mia kArIlrYN GOOusEEN ~
1nS- llros chicago. has taken
chats. ~ the millinery department
~ The iIun, 60 taking the place ~
Miss M,hnffN Miss Ooodscen leaves
tonight Tor the east 90 hei first hul
Ing trip fur this store
JOE II GuFF Ier 'hT ulght frr
he United states naval training sta
tlon. Balboa Park. San Dicvu. cal.
after spending u 10 DAYS frloiLyh
with his parents. NJ and Mrs " y.
doff. ~ their home. EdEewooi. In
tho southeast part of the city.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-05
want por-iry tsiu,~tiou.

JACKsDNNItI.E. Jan. "a plea
for forestry associations TO educate
the people on the value of forests
was made here today by Austin
tarey of Washington. at the closing
session of the southern ForesterS as.
sociation ilettcr protection OF FOR
csts through state laws also was
urged and more care against fires
was advocated. Steps to establish
"a state forestcrs as,oc hticn In Flor
Ida were taken as an outgrowth OF
the convtntion-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-05

Okt.AilDMA rlTN ltr I Ten
)rhts ugn persons Whu pi'ruulz"d
Mrrk-' meat market 900 ShtN nee had
furmrd the hnhit ~ waning untll u
certain ptupuHs"sE,ug Nouus fellow
Who RlwpyH likrd .iu please. could
flud tim" tu VAT uu ih,m Some ~
them knew that the Young 'clIow hnd
= mother Who needed tt' financial
holp that he could hUnK hrr while
uih"tH found thhi they could sfi
better service n they waited rpr
this Young fellow tu ,ui their mcni.
The young chap wa known Ia
shawnee ~ TuWmic Nnldt"p Ito
was ~ years old then ana 80 Tar
aa schooling was concerned he hHd
none Ia speak ~ what education
he had acquired had cume To- him
through attendance ~ rhuol fur
i've terms ana through hard knocks.
Some hOls might have been satisfied
10 remain meat cutters throughout
their lives. bnt nat Tommic Waldrep.
Guc- Ahrr Education.
Az iho meat market he cnmh In
contact daily with people of refine
m-nt ana education and meat cut
tlns gradually lost It's place ~ "a vu-
cation ana became only n means ~
"n'h'hlns money WIN Nhl'n I" pay
,no oor' OF an euu.atiuh !ui W.
"t"p hau h"h" up hls nlinu thhi ""
Was hu' Eolhs 'h'ohkn l'ie hh '','n
stau" man n" IN lVlo, h"~eNH'n "t
n'N hh'n"n hh"nh' ui DION l'h'"lhE
MT souu More ut experience, VI.
s"thet WIN w bu "hlch "" h'n
saved up 't"t h'S'nr n"nHesn'h "
p"hNeH' ne set out i"r bun"hu'
"nrtr Ne eht"'ru w" h"l MAJ "n""'
ih" 'i'.bV 'aHt"u ohlN Nhoi'
um" WIN doom expenses hnh uNlhp
expenses 70 nihw up"n w" shn'
sum 40 through friend IN Hh"N
nee, Whluirp n'nr h'r'nHen"h'r W
borrow 'sho week ln ''u" MN uNoI
untll vacation ~ 'htUrn'H WV"
'hd curing Nh'h'"hN, "" N,nl "".n
10 'h" nha"her meat un'rN'' NV
,h,cn 80 t',n. ,nn 80, hir,
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-05

CHRiSTiANA, Jan I NnVal
s,atlsti-~ show that the losses ,n Nor
ways commercial shipping through
the var were Sga ships ~ a total
gross tonnage VI l2tO oOo The NUM-
hot ~ sailors vhn lot their lives
was 1855
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-05
LEGISLATIVE WHEELS
ARE READY TO ROLL
states I'rnutl,nIl, toupiric Nh"r
several ,l,-rd-d'-nr N'c,lnEs
Ia Oklahoma ,in
MEMBERS FAST ARRIVING
several Morr Drifi IN 10 ~" lhins-
Wen ,cvri ~ Davidson ~u'"
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mambsr. az ,hs ,.s .,a,,,". apr,v.I
today but with his pockets empty Of
proposed measures lie In one of
hose who believes that the only leg
islation necessary H. OF that sort
which IL constructive aud which s
really needed 10 help pull the state
through the read djus,mrnt period
Tho republican house leadernhip Will
probably TO Ia either A. ", Craver
~ iwrtlesviiie, who held the place
IN the last legislature. or IN J. 1.
Trevwthan OF VI Reno. There really
srent enough republicans On the
nrDund An yVt In deternlne thar re.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-05
Wins tut >gain

In 1916 he decided 'u run fnr the
legislature again ana did su iIr won
and served through the 1917 session
Tint made him veteran Sow Tom
Wnldrep comes back 70 the 1919
legislature ava he is to be speaker,
an office which carries With II u do
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-05

JOE II GOFF leg 'h~' nlshi frr
he United states naval training sta
tlon. balboa Park. San Dicvo. Ctl.
after spending u 10 DAYS furlotyh
with his parents. NJ and Mrs E y
poff. at their home. EdEowooi. la
tho southeast part of the city.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-05

OF ActpfN NTISG vii ue tho
feature taken ~ bv . ,lpHs in Uusl
accounting At The uight school he
ginning Tuesday night January -
PrrHOns Interested should see 7 r
ilotner. principal ~ the school
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-05

II.Al'nE g TNYIpU triiuE post
master ~ Ripulpn FORMER railroad
man aud n CITY hooHtet ~ nll timcH.
sas IN Tulsn las. nlgh', q guest ~
friends
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-05

cNN ellL you 100 acre. miry good
fnnIg land m Roger Muls county,
fnr i,nn " " Peterson, chry enne,
nhi
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-05
Texans Dog Chews
Tobacco Like Man

DALLAS, leSas-"Lingc," an ordi.
nary poillckcr hound and the property
OF Douglas llennc,y oi this city. is
probably the only dog IN America that
chcwS tobacco and chevs II with de.
light and regularity
lingc acquired the habit from N,
master. who cnDoys nothing more than
an hour IN the afternoon sun viii
good plug oi tobacco Any day now
lIcuncsy and liugr may be seen on
the lawn ol the Ilcnnc,y home chew.
lng
Ilcnnc,y declare, the hound learned
lhc hab, hy beng sent a. 'lr corner
store for tobacco lof his master ~,
tIps were ~ frequent that he merely
had 10 approach the 'ebacco counter.
stand on HI, hind legs and bark when
the weed wa' given him
lie took thl, 10 his master and 'ol.
lowed HIM about and watched him
chew and spit
Then Llnge's visit, 10 the store be-.
came more frequent Incidentally
IIcnncsy', tobacco hill increased Ml
he complained ,o the dealer
lIenne'y also noticed tina, The hound
failed io JOIN HIM on the lawn every
day lie began an lnyc,lgailon and
found the dog N hI, kennel chewing
tobacco
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-05
OIL LAND, LEASES AND STOCK

35op SliAltliN ~ 10 Hnrfinrs Oll ana
tiiH company, par value ~ ip trade
'Ur ltls model i've passenger pHf v
o. ,lrr Uklihonhn
WHAT am I offered fpr lOO RammIrs
- Treasure state. ~ International
Crude Ol storage 90. 30 irku Hfmp
'u. alaD ~ acres Chddu Gu land fuf
case nv owner NJ z sullivan l.ouh'
Bt Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-05

BIDS FOR BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION
Sealed bids win he received by tho
Board OF County Commissioners NJ
hughes County. state OF Oklahoma. un.
III ? o'clock y, m, ON the bth day Of
March. 1919, for tho construction Of
bridges In Dustin Township. Hughes
County, oklahoma.
For further description Of said
bridges, sec plans and specifications OF
the constructing engineer now on flls
In the office of the County Clark of
Hughes County. Iuoidenvillc, okla
hOmR.
A certified check made payable 20 tho
County Treasurer OF Hughes County.
Oklahoma, without conditions, made for
the sum Of Five Hundred $500. OO) Dol.
lars must accompany each bid. and all
proposals must be made upon approved
forms which Will be furnished for that
purpose.
Said Board OF County Commissioners
o. Hughes County. Oklahoma, reserve
the right TO reject any and all bids
which may be submitted TO thsm.
Dated at Holdenville. Okla. Febru.
nry 4, 1912
N J. JOHNSON,
Chairman.
w l.. BARTLETT,.
clSSh
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-05
Missouri

4 no HNEiAlN 80 acres nicely i'm
proved 1is miles ont. o, acres ir
tame grass, wire fencing price C7j0
terms also other BARGAINS and cN.
changes: write for lists Whcclcf
brothers. Mountain Grove. Mo
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-05
Liberty Brokerage Co.,
Inc.

0 y Eohlnson. Maple Ihss
VAST u few men win one 10 i've
hundred dollars each iu assist mo IN
taking over lease near UukhfIiEc
well. eust NJ Burkrufu,''. the lufk-
fIgc wen should come loo 100 q few days
and whom IL does this H going f1 be-
worth .ryofal times iHr original iu.
'ostmrut quick action here viii NH'lN
make you some red money In f,p
f"w dave Address Is . OklahOWtn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-05

uErOSlTDES OH NND REFINING
company wanted state number ~
shares ana lowest price B-G15 care
DknhomNn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-05
Michigan.
South Dakota.

FOR SALE-li,O0O acre ranch. south
west South Dakota. 5000 acres In
alfalfa: 1000 acres tho best ot alfalfa
land. large residence. SIX ranch houses,
well fenced and cross fenced. best ot
water iu every nrld: railroad station
ON the land: beat colonization propo.
slIion I'm tho northwest; well stocked
with the finest of cattle. Price f'u
per acre for land; stock NJ market
vuluc - percent cash. balance timo
To- suit purchaser j r white. Pal
mira Mo
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-05
OIL LAND. LEASES AND STOcs

81 lmEcT prior sale sSo offer
- llirui OF Race '......... a. 900
100 IlnfiOun Motors ......... -tb
5000 D"pOsitOH on A GhH lii
5000 Uncle sam on, new stock q,
WHY PAY MORE' Ielrgfnph orders
\ L. DElBEL.
NOalmcnH Bank Uldg
Nt guIa Mn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-05

BIDS FOX ROAD CONSTRUCTION.
Sealed bids win be received by the
Board of County Commissioners OF
hughes County, state Of oklahoma. un-
III O'Clock y m, February 18th. 1918,
for the construction " rulycrts and ap-
proNimately fifteen 0il miles of dit
road In Dustin Township, Hughes Coun-
~, oklahoma.
For further description of said dirt
road and culyerts, see tho plans and
specltica tlons Of the constructing cngl-
necr now on file In tho office of thu
County Clerk Of Hughes County at
lioldenvilc. oklahoma
\ certified check made payable 10 the
County Treasurer Of Hughes County.
Oklahoma, without conditions, made for
the sum Of Five Hundred $500 0Ol Dol
lars, must accompany ench hid. and all
proposals. mus, he made on approved
forms which viii be furnished for that
purpose.
Sald BOARD ~ County Commissioners
NJ Hughes County oklahoma, reserve
the right 10 reject any and all bids
which may be submitted 10 them.
Dated at lloldenvllle. oklahoma, Feb
ruary Ord, 1919.
n }. JOHNSON,
Chairman.
W. l. BARTLETT,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-05
PROPERTY
TAKEN IN POR DEBT
AND FOR SALE

GA4A ~ W Y ~ = - u ~
AND FOR SALE
have charge N the following prop
rffN. and wish ~ s'll if.
The stur, brick business house, No.
2t.D South Robinson street. oklahoma
rity renting tor $50 % month, good
location store below. . living rooms
above rented out as 400 apartment.
price s. 400
Six lots in pnck.uE'HWn blocks from
business houses on Exchange avenue
viii sall for $500 apiece.
Two lots In 1000 block iIuwood ave-
nue.. south front. irrrHrrd suitable TOT
a bungalow. good street car service
price 81 ubo
business houoo NJ UnrIngf okla J.
story lrrk. located g d0O.s from First
NilionM hank rents for So month
price s. UNu
FYc.fo.m ootiFE" md I lots. lu
Okaf,nc. Okln. blocks west ~ ih,
First Nntional bank. ON Man street.
price s. 900
l6I-ncfc farm miles southwest of
Clinton. pkn improvements good 4
room HOUSE good barn. Windmill. uump.
20 acres ~ orchard lul torcs n thus
und can hc cultivated, the balance pas
turo uricr 81 600
Viii mlko terms ON amy ~ this prop
or'v. lu1 the above prices rrr fore
closure rric,s For information write
ur phun" tho undersigned
g. TrOHY. rhour walnut liaS
sos West llth. oklahoma ritN. okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-05
& G0l

T. {. IInrrcll. Farm Dept
Phone Wnlmit 27 sOaN " Main 81
CHEAP STOCK FARM FOR SALE
go ACRES. r. miles northeast strong
city. In Roger Mills county. JiJ
In cultivation; 3si grass. 40 nhc creek
bottom alfalfa land; a. alfalfa: ever
lasting water. creek and spring. plenty
of timber for fIe wood and posts; two
sets houses and harms; all fenced; 100
wheat and rye. will sell In two farms
II wanted, 81 an acre; viii consider
luCom" property part pay ". : Cole
mnn. Enntr J. MunrrMnnl. Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-05

Fine BLACK Land Farm
lhu nrfcH miles NJ pirhinr hoI-.
improvements cost over 8, uNN. H#
.iuto fuld. MI nuo lard except 4
acres, i30 acres IN cultivation. o..
acres fine wheat. possession now L''
us show you this farm 5000 wu
handle II
7. ID. Giil,lard Land co.
Tif.IT Iiherty UIIg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-05
FARM AND ACRE TRACTS
Oklahons

Nb'euVms
tNN SELL sou 100 acre. mlrly good
fnnIy land m Roger Mills county,
fnr inn' " " Peterson, ch"y enne,
uht
uHur SALE Irrigated incro Tract
MINUTES drive with horse and wagon ~
Main street good houses, large n"w
trfn s.i'Dnffcl elevated tank, horse
uoN'f EnFDllnr engine. wind pump,
Ef'rnfnuHo, etc. price, iJ,anh iiuon
b. rrr payments Soc owner. elnN
riun Fc Phone Maple ilal.I
30 ACHES almost IN yhndpW
n ~ ~ state Cnpitoi ou DfnIh
~ TRAIT 4 perfect nlftlfn, oItt
ma wheat farm Nithln 2i minutes
rId" N oly NJ sublrrgntcd 80
wuHtr lini Or overflow W. are gUiUg
in r"ll iiH on good terms
80 ArltES 90 HcfrH fine valley. iJj
n'r's native grrSf. 80 acres plfnin
several miles hog wire fence. set,
good improvements Hud hay hnru N
600 tons capacity Price. il' nOo
terms il2.i0O cnrh
icl ACRES 20 acres alfalfa. land
fenced win hog wire. a. acres wheat.
good pasture. liNing springs. good
ltior 1900. Loan il.5W 4 years ~
prcept Immediate po.srssIon Wlll
also sell stock. fnrm implements feed
u y Mathews
Farm Land Dent
u T. STUART 4 90
NJ pie ~ isW Main
IS" make farm loans rt lpw rtirs
HurrOM farm. ?ID acres. nll Wash.
fIyrf bottom. I'm ruddo county. 3
miles from Anndifko. tho county sent
'sp acres m cultivation. ~ m tluh,..
every foot extra good corn ani llf|u
lnl W acres In alfalfa. hfrr uHy h.ru.
houses good water Price 500 I'r
acre. or"-hHlf c1sh. balance clt, n
.Hu are looking for something rood ..r
'H'a Courtney y Drake, Ihpn, .r.
ffrirfLr. 1It
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-05

Farm Dept.
Phone Walnut 27. 2Q9h West Main 81.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-05
Wanted
LEGALS
NOTICE of ANNUAL MEETING or
STOCKHOLDERS OF CENTRAL
OKLAHOMA LIGHT AND
POWER COMPANY

Tho annual meeting Of stockholders oi
the Genital Oklahoma Light and Power
company will be held ut tho office of
tho company In the city Of oklahoma
City. state Of Oklahoma, on tho 18th
day OF February. 1919. at 10 o'clock
In tho forenoon OF that day for tho pur-
pose OF electing board Of directors and
Tor tho transaction ot such other husl-
ness as may come before the meeting.
Il 1 GRAE. NecrelAfY.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-05
W(0)@NETlLACl q (S0)s

WY 10 HOs ACRES. 10 miles from
WY fNYW pavement 10 acres In
w S- ~ cultivation dandy good
M, ndow, balance In pasture; fair i'm
pro'rmcu,s family orchard going for
s. -au Ia somebody. possession now.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-07-29
PRINCE OF WALES VISITS EAGLE
HUT.

London (By MaiD-The Prince of
Wales visited the Y. NJ. c. A. Eagle
Hut today and got an enthusiastic
reception. American officers and
men cheered when he entered. Fran
chs Powell of New York, head Of the
associations work in Great Britain,
introduced him.
Thank you for the kind reception, T"
the Prince said. 81 know the work
of the Y. M. C. A. in London, and /
am glad Of this opportunity to visit
the Eagle Hut 1t has been OF tre-
mendous help to men on leave. do
not feed altogether a stranger for /
know a lot of Americans in the army
over there, and take this opportunity
IN wish you all safe return to the
United States"
The Prince remained half an hour
20 hear a concert and applauded every
number.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-07-29
Money In Cow Testing.

IN K. Brewer, Vermont Dairy Agent)
One often hears that certain remarka-
HE results have been accomplished with
dairy cattle W hen records are kept. Con-
sidaSing the investment in the dairy busi-
nass n should demand deeper interest
nd mora study into the principles un-
deriving increased production tnsn most
dairymen give the subject.
A high class pure bred sire Is proo-
ably more important than any other one
factor when starting to "ouiid-up
hard One must not fail to realize that
cows, appstites vary as much as the dif-
fsrent persons'. When we work hard we
nssd more food than when on vacation.
Inst so. high-producing COWS require
more feed than do the shirkers. a COW 8
ration should be increased or decreased
recording TO her production. Feed her
ali the roughages she will eat up c'eao
and supplement this with good gram
Daring the year 1915 cow testing asso-
,i.,ion figures showed Walter 9. Fuller
of Richmond that his herd OF 4! grace
Holsteins averaged 4,5OO pounds MIX
and 157 Q pounds Of butter fat. de real
izsd that there was something wrong. so
ha observed the production OF each COW
In his herd very closely, month oy month;
before the end of the year he concluded
that 10 of his cows were not worthy Vi
the feed they ate, so were SOLO 10 .no
hn,chsr. AT the eud of the year he saw
bv ths records that II COWS stood dry ior
tbrse months, seven for four months,
Ave for five months, and two for q nai'
yaar each. Mr.. Fuller now keeps oom-
1Iets breeding record of each COW, owos
: nnrs-bred sire and feeds each COW an
amouut of grain In proportion 20 ner
nroduction. "Are these factors worthy
Of the extra carsr' you may ask. Les 10
'' lad wear more careful COW selection
-ss N ade and l6 cows were taken from
the herd. Registered animals are re-
nIsc,ng % them. The average produotioono JOB
n the 40 remaining COWS was 0, ,azo
nounds of milk and 1924 pounds OF ous ,s
tsrfat. In other words the average mus
rro5nctiou In this. herd had increased
almost 900 pounds In the three years.
Notwithstanding the abnormal rise -
sssd prices during this period, the ssel,
age income per COW above feed cost nso
ircreased ga IA. This amounts 70 owe.
a. 70I, on the herd. / will leave IL 20
49, indgment. sIs 1t worth while 70
q pnrs-bred sire, keep . complete
rscord. and feed according to produo
tion?"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-07-29
STATISTICS REVEAL SCOPE
OF "Y" cANTEEN SERVICE

Boston-A compilation has re-
Gently been made from 5000 ship
ping orders showing distribution
from "Y" base warehouses in France
Of the following items from June 1,
1918 to April. 1, 1919. These totals
do not include the enormous pur
chases from the Quartermaster dur
ing the months Of January, February
and March, 1919, nor do they include
many Shipping Orders from which
no returns have yet been received
by the Accounting division.
Letter heads. 12o.717 900; Envelopes,
64,221. 700: Candy. 477,455 lbs; Candy,
i0.15S.3O5 pkgs.; Cocoa. 1,122, ,4S7 lbs.
MIX. 23s5 1858 cans: Chewing gum,
Is, ,22o, ,o6o pkgs.; jam. 6.lo1. .s44 cans; Bis
cults. 5oss5; ;o4o pkgss; cisars; ga 4l:5so; ;oss;
rettes, l21,s5s.15s pkgs.; Chocolate. s2.-
SS5. 1853 bars.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-07-29
~ GIRLS HIKE
100 KILOMETRES
IN four DAYS
On Recent Migration Of the Penn
Division From Souilly Area to
Chaumont District

Greek women in an age that Is past
accompanied the ten thousand tn
their campaign across Persia, accord
ing to Zenophon's report, and the A.
E. r. now are hearing Of the march
of four "Y" girls attached to the 316th
Infantry who hiked with the unit 104
kilometers in four days. at oppof-
tune times distributing cookies and
chocolate to doughboys and officers.
This was on the recent southwark
migration of the Pennsylvania dtvi-
sion from the Souilly area to the
Chaumont district. It was q hike
through snow, rain and mud. which
tested the hardened combat troops
laden with full equipment, 30 the
boys knew 1t was a trying march for
the girls, and wherever they appeared
the young women we're cheered.
Their supply Of "eats" and cigarettes
were obtained from a heavily laden
truck in the Y. NJ c. A. service.
The Lorraine Cross, the 10th Dfvi-
sion newspaper, has praised the ser
vice given by the girls, Miss Leonora
B. Davidson Of Oberlin, Ohio, Miss
Agnes M. Olson of Galesburg, Ill,
Miss Emily Hazard Chamberlain Of
LIT Mulberry Street, Springfield,
Mass. and Miss Dorothy H. Johnston.
Utica, N. Y. The newspaper says:
"On April 1st Miss Johnston and
Miss Chamberlain led the singing Of
the second battalion as it marched
into Trampot, and Miss Davidson and
Miss Olson swung along ahead of the
band as it played the Headquarters
Company into OrQuevaux. During
the whole hike, by word Of encour-
cement, Jest Of challenge, and most
Of all by their presence, they kept In
the ranks the few men who might
otherwise have lost spirit and dropped
out. The whole 316th is mighty
proud Of them"