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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-20

Tommy Ryan. greatest or an wei
t"rwoiEhtS, and the victor In over zoo
ring ha''lce, the vauquishod In only
one. was born at Rcdland, y. Y.
March 20, 1870, Just ~ years ago
today. His original name was Joseph
y ounRs, and he wls OF French and
English pdrcntlGo. At an early ago
h" wnS loft an orphan and was
adopted by wealthy citizen Of Syru-
vuse. but Tommy was OF rovinp
disposition, aud soon left lh"1 homu
Uf his foster parents. lie went to
Detroit, where hf began selling
newspapers. and unofficialIy started
his pugilistlc career by llckmg an
the big newglcs who disputed his
right 10 do business. Ills prowcHs in
that direction attracted the attention
Of Detroit sports. who gave Tommy .
chance TO show what he could do iu
the ring with skin tight gloves lie
adopted IN" professional name OF
Tommy Ryan. which rather pcevcd
petroit's Irish sports, IA they con.
sidered that no man had u right 10
that name who could not prove III
herniRn ancestry IT was this pref
udlcc that gave Tommy his first real
chance
Martin ShnuRhnessy, a true son of
the ould sod. and a clever fighter.
was picked To- show w Ryan. Tommy
licked him In 20 rounds, and did IT
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-20
WOE TO POOR UMPIRES;
GIANTS HAVE FIGHTER

Practical iokcrs on the roster OF
the ulnnts---Rnd they have a rev.
ike every other ball cub VIII 40
we'll to deliberate very carefully pe-
fore trying any Of their prankH on
one "busher" who will 10 south WIN
the club this year The "busher' III
question is Tod Miller. first sacker.
who recently slgncd a contract, ana
who camo To John McGrnw from the
Great Lakes naval training station
for Il develops that Miller n the
young man who battered hts way 10
The middlewelght boxing champion .
shin OF the Great Lakes station last
fall. Having wdn his title, Miller
defended It successfully againat Tor
mldable contcnders selected from lho
incoming drafts Of recruits and won
IA consecutive ring contests. lie mas
nut on weight recently ana now Ipr
the beam at l70 pounds National
league umpires had better take warn D..
inE, for MHler may land n Job wli
the club. which would he serious
thing when u came to close decisions
that II. 1t would he serious for the
umplrcs,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-20
Hot Springs Results

FIRST RACE Hohhy Allen
Whcullcy, Cloar the way Mclnyr"
Hon" BARNES. Connolly Time
az as
SECOND RACE PLENTY TroNler
RayOnuant Johnson, Nrrnl H.
Gentry Time, 10.
THIRD RACE Rufus liloy
Haynes. I'd Stone. Cruupt ! J.
House, stevens Time. llId-b.
FOURTH RACE EuIogy. cas-
sily, Hoh A. Brown. lIarry -. Gen
try. Time. l.0i.
rIFTB RACE Honolulu Roy
Connolly HnJasct. Groin. Aztec
Burke Time 2 co.
sINTH RACE rroIms willis
Harvest King, Garner. Harry shan
non, Connolly Time, liO.'
Entries for March ~.
FIRST RACE, four furlungS \
Weller. i06: Frank +. li0, bt"mcd
Imp, llOi Blue Jean, III, Ipinbo"
Division. ii2. Tholmu r, ils.
SECOND RACE "a Furlongs
Jane, l0l. Mary Estellc lOl. Min
ME T.. iOl. Litlc Princess, lOl
Roolery, iO6 noffDs flb 1906 Hes.
santa, i06. Meg, l06, Liberty star
100. Robert Lee, III; Dr, IRb, III;
stelClift III Naslcdovitn, III, Has
ty Mabel. III, Breezy, III,
THIRD RACE - bh furlongs.
Oklahoma Irish, TOT; busy Alice
lOl: Many Maulsby. tot opheliu W
lOG, cholrmnster. lO6 Rochester
100; Jim Wakelcy, l06, Onwd, III.
Tom Caro-. II; Sir William John
son, M NJ. Rcrt Thurman, III. Lib
orator, ia; Durward Roberts III
Hert williams, ll6. langhornr, III
FOURTH RACE FurlonEs;
win, 1909. Snyonnara. lO2 Trusly
lO3; Rayslde, lO6i words OF Wis
dom. lO7 keris,ies Cub, ITO. FOR
Light, li0.
FIFTH RACE Mile ana onc-slx
teenth. Thinker. %; liaby Lynch
lOa, Sir oliver. los, Jack o. Dowd
10s, Dick williams, los
SIXTH RACE Mile and one-siH
tccnth. Rrown Velvet, 100 Rinl
Dove. 100. Paula V, lO3, siniu, l0S
sun Flash. lOb; walter Dent lOi
Browns Favorite. ioS, Flash .
steel. lOS, lnsuraAco Man. lla
Lucky Mac. ia; Marcus. li3, Ada
iante. ll9; No Mnnagcr, los.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-20
SPORTLETS

Francis Ouimet, sensational east.
orn golfer win soon start to write
a series NJ articles ON the ancient
and, honorable game.
Eddie Flt2gorHld, former Notro
Dame football star, hns been dts
charged from tho United states
army "FitE' Was q flyer at san
Antonio, Texas. and nearly lost his
life In an accident
Columbus. Ohio meeting ~ the
grand circuit offers the first $4,000
stake event OF tho season II r. GER
tain to pull record entry
Daye Robertson. member ~ tho
Giants. who, II is reported. will 10
scut 80 ~ Louis In "A deal Tor Horns.
by, wrote a fricnd At Pittsburgh say
ing hc would never play BAH IN the
Mound city.
George Chancy Baltimore feather
weight. who beat 'GhN,' Slmlcr AZ
Scranton easily last week. SAYS hc
iutruds 80 take another crack At
Johnny kInuuc next fam
Tod Lew .s refusal to meet Johnny
CcIwnrs az Nashville. Tenn, IN days
ugo, when Dclmara had the best Ot a
C1ich weights arrangement. VIII
probably bar him ,u the southern
city va the ruurf
Buly Evans ono NJ Hnu Johuson's
Idrpoudlnlo uwplrrs. viii not ho rc.
luIred 90 take re- trip south 90 yet In
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-20
ORAT0RICAL BATTLE
OVER BOXING Bill
West and MCtuc Stage TN H,r,r,
New York Scnnic judiciary.
Committee.

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/ py hout thlH afternoon hcro.. u..
senate judiciary committee and
'h'r' lacking q decision uu tho ..r.
come united ~ tearing nunr gr..
VISION OF "a" Gibbs bin whirh would
'lI",t IrHlalitIun on tho sport
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-20
REISLER PLANS TWO
SHOWS EVERY MONTH
BilIy Miskc Nav ILpN irNinsky or
Brennan In Next ihri--itoh-
son NAV Mrct Gibbons.

John ! Hclslrr promoter of the
Tulsa sporting club. which has
matched Jack Nr.uuu. world n vel
'crwcIEht champion bui *. o
I.nuRhIn FOR a bout her" March 81
has received numerous requests foI
scraps In Tulsa I"m many wei
known boxers
The latest applicant Tor t,lt here
p Tommy Rohsru under thw man
agemcnt Of Jimmie Johnson. Rob
son Is a mlddlcwcight who has
flashed into = place ai the top dur
ing the past year and is now consid-
cred one ~ the foremost claimants
uf Mike O'DoWdH itlo u iS prob
able that Mlkc Gibbons. who recent
N defeated Len HuwlHuds, may be
matched to meet Rohson.
Rcislcr is planning 10 bring liilly
MiHko here Il, one OF the hoadIiners
In his next show. Il ia likoN that
Battling Lcvinsky or Hiu l'rcnuun
will he chosen to- meet The So Iaui
battler
Two shows q math are being
planned hy Rclslcr who promises to
bring the best boys in the game here
and who has great faith I'm the sport
Ing tans Of Tulsa
Rcnny Leonard, king of light
weights. IL In Kansas CITY training
Cor his battle with Harvey Thorp ~
Joplin Leonard evidently ls taking
hls coming match with the Kansas
city hoy seriously
Thorpc's recent defeat Of Charlie
white at Peoria and Jimmie iInulnn
at Des Mplncs has added greatly iu
his record ana his many friends her"
believe ho Will give the title holder
a great battle
\ number of local fans havo six
niflod their intentions uf going to the
fighi which TX To he held next Wed
uesdhy night
,tooy Fox, the English. feather.
weight won from Louisiana ln every
ono uf the NN rounds at Philadelphia
Tuesday night Louisiana attempted
his usual aggressive style hut The
EnFllshman met him at his owl
game
B,I'ic Mitchell and Johnny Dun
dee are ln meet at Milwaukee Nprt
1. according to an announcement o'
Promoter Tom Andrews
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-20
iOaly0ope
| ~Dy j
! Larry Daley.

Sow that the army, navy ana cly-
tIlnn board of boxing control has r"-
Iurstrd that II third boxing hl'l Doe
introduced IN the New Work state
legislature, various state lawmakers
may see the light and the WY ~
several boxing measures may be.
"om" easier through the action II
me board
Mpnrlun Idaho. Nevada. Missouri.
Arizona and ohio sOluus ltyr puasod
nokng hills, California. Illinois aud
Michigan Legislators have passed ta-
,urahlN Despite the action ut the
above named states. great opposition
ut4 hron encountered los Sew York
boxing lovers In their efforts TO pass
The bin providing for lO.ruund d"Ci-
sion bouts. "Reformors' have ravcd
n boxing brutality. politicians afraid
pt their actions ON IN" 'prcpuI' or
with some other motive have fought
provide clean boxing IN New York
provide clean boxing inNo W York,
nut with the action Of the com
hlucl forces of the army. navy and
civilian hoard, which is rapidly morg-
ing into a powerful organization and
factor in restoring boxing to the
high plano II once enjoyed. look for
favorable action on the bill by the
New York legislature.
Tho majority not the minority
has spoken And the lawmakers Will
hear and heed
Hugo nczdok'a entry into the
ranks Of major league baseball man
ayers was greeted with surprise and
ridiculc by the fans Few had heard
OF the Pirate boss. and those few
knew thut In vague way he had
coached SumV western college foot
BAH teams Blruoy Drcytuss WIS
giycu the laugh hy fans and scrih"s
II was shame to impose upon tn,
luyul smoky city bugs by selecting a
man unknown around the big cir.
CuItg
Hc1dck has Justified the conf,
dencc rcppsod in him by prcytu@'
lie has proved that he is n bis
League manager and 10y methods
entirely his own. The former Ar
kansas university coach discarded
precedent and tradition. Rcform'
and changes were fnstttuisd INTO ih'
system uf trtius+s the iiEates an'
keeping them 1T for the long cam
uaigu Rc2dck has adopted methods
employed hy coaches I'm developing
athletes Nnd' he has been lmlnl
nCuily successful
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-20
OTHER ADDITIONS
TO CLUB ROSTER
TWENTY-FIVE MEN LISTED
Transportation TO Be Sent
out March ,25; Training
starts March 81,

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-20
Harley Young BoWlers
Win Championship by
Defeating COsden Fire

Harvey Young bowlers won the
championship OF the Y. VI. G. \
bowling league last night 10y defcat.
ing the Cosden OH Il Gas CO.. five
In three straight frames. The league
schedule ended last week with the
Harvey Young and Cosden rollers
tied for the top.
The victors displayed better bowl
ing throughout the evening and won
all frames by comfortable margins.
JeWctt Of Harvey Young was high
roller with a mark OF 53S. Eiting,
also ~ Harvey Young, was second
with 5O6 No other bowler topped
the 500 mark
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-20
RcMnrd OffcrCh.

ShCRAM ENTO, cal. March 10
Governor William n. stephens an
nounced tonight he would offer a re-
ward OF $1,000 FOR the arrest and
conviction OF the pcrson or persons
responsible FOR "A bomb explosion at
Oakland tonight in which Mrs.
George Greenwood was Killed.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-20
BUSINESS BOYS CLUB
WINS FROM JENkS FIVE

The Tulsa Business Boys' club
hoskc'eers won from "A team com.
posed Of Jcnks high school clgers AT
the Y NJ. g. \ last night, p to %.
The local lads secured revenge for
,hc defcl, suffered at the hands Of
he nclphbornG five several days ago
at jerks.
Brubakcr's goal shooting the all
round play Of McNutt and Estil's
guarding featured for the Nictors.
For jerks the work OF Cooper and
: IaHh horn featured
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-20

.VNIPp Tor TIUhJet-
Field goals Bmmtlcld. |. Rrubak-
rr. =, McNutt 3. Estill, %; $ Law
horn, Is. H. Iiwhoru, 3. Cooper. |
Foul goals Bumfield. .: Rrubak.
or. /; ) lawhorn, 3. H. Lawhurn.
Referee Carter.
Il is probable that baseball
mine" will bc formed by the club
and various city teams Will he
played. The boys even plan 10 chal.
leuse Spencer Abbotrs Western
leaguers.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-20

Tommy Murphy. grand circuit
reinsman. has purchased Mariondnic
2;l0& and Dr Nick 90 2:l3n from
western breeders
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-20

Jack Grancy OF the Cleveland In
dams, recently paid visit to Bone
setter Reese TO have his throwing
wlrg repaired.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-13
CHANGES IN SERVICE
ST. Paurs Church VIII Have Illustrated
Lectures in Cool Audi
tOrfum.

Beginning today and continuinC
through the months OF July and
August, the Sunday evening services
III st. PaulS Church will he arranged
upon new plan. particularly adapted
TO the summer weather. Instead OF
using the church itself the evening
torium OF the sunday school. which
can be entered both from Grace Street
through the church. and also directly
from Ninth Street
series OF addresses. illustrated by the
stercopticon. Tonight. and the follow
ing sunday night. July 20 the subject
VIII be the Life OF Christ" and the
sterco0ticon slides. made from the
paintings OF the great artists OF The
different centuries. will illustrate the
events OF His life from the beginning
TO the cruciiiSion.
The hour OF service is Sis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-13
DEFENSE COMPLETES CASE
IN T0WNLEY-GILBERT TRIAL
One OF Accused NonPartisan League
Leaders Seeks Right to mike
Closing Specck.

JACKSON. MINI. July 12.-The de-
tense completed its case at noon today
in the trial of A. C. Townley and
Joseph Gilbert. nonpartisan league
leaders charged with conspiracy to
commit disloyalty
After the jury was excused until
p. NJ. the defense asked Judge f.
c. Dean to permit Townley to make
jury. Town.ey did not take the stand
in his own behalf Attorneys for the
State protested vigorously to Judge
lean against Townley being permitted
to argue the question OF his guilt or
innocence to the jury, and took the
position that he could not do so as
he has not been admitted to the bar
Judge Dean. after denying a motion
to dismiss the case, refused at noon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-13
FRENCH ISSUE NOTE OPENING
RELATIONS WITH GERMANY
Proclamation Prescribes Issuance OF
Permits for Certain Glasses of
Merchandise.
IBy Associated Press

PARIS. July 1.-THE French note
authorizing the resumption OF COM
mercial relations between France and
Germany was issued here today. cffec-
i've today The note r-cScribes regu-
lntionS providing for the issuance OF
permits on certain classes Of mer-
chandiSc.
mits be obtained for the exportation
to Germany of any merchandise on the
prohibited list. No merchandise oriCi-
mating in or coming from Germany
may he imported into France without
a special permit from the Minister OF
Finance and the minister o: that de-
partment OF the government part:cu-
larry interested in The product.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-13
WILL RELIEVE CROWDER
Duties of Provost-Narshal-Gen
End With Peacc-Hc Remains
JudRe-AdvOcnte-G General
tBy Associated Pres..1

WASHINGTON. July l2.-Major Cen
eral Crowder will be relieved of all
duties as provost marshal- general, eff
fectlve July Is. under orders issued
today. by tho War Department. Gem
eral Crowder has served in this office
since soon after the selective service
law was passed In May. 1917. and when
he Is released II is expected the Office
Will lapse.
serve as Judge advocat general on his
return from Cuba, where he Is assisting
the government In recodifying the
election laws
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-13
RICHMOND TIMES DISPATCH: SUNDAY, JULY 10, 1919.

the President deeply appreciates Sem
ator Hitchcock's fine support as the
ranking member Of tho Committee on
Foreign Relations and will. at the
earliest moment seek an opportunity
to confer with him on all phases OF
the peace treaty"
Statcmnts also were issued from the
offices OF Senator Hitchcock and SEN
ator Swanson, who. it had been ru-
mored. might replace Senator Hitch
cock as the leading administration sup
porter of the treaty.
That from Senator Hitchcock'S office
said the Senator would return to
Washington from Swampscott Mass
in time for the Senate session Mon
day and that he had not relinquishcd
his interest in the league nor had
he had occasion to change his mind
with respect TO Its approval by the
Senate"
The statement on behalf OF Senator
Swanson. as the Democratic leader in
the absence of Senator Martin. would
continue III charge OF the ratification
of the treaty and that neither the
President, nor any one else. had made
the slightest suggestion" THAI Sem
ator swanson take charge OF the
treaty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-13
BREWERS FILE DEMURRER
TO CHARGES OF VlOLATI
In Hearing Next Tucsdny VIII De,
Beer They sold Was Non.
Intoxicating.
my A.nocintcd pres..1

PITTSBURGH. July 12.-clairS
that the information preferred agd
them by United States Attorney II
Crawford. charging violation of 4
wartime prohibition act Ia mot
hcient in law. eleven officers and dE
tors OF the Pittsburgh BrewInE ~
pany. through counsel. entered
w. Fl. s. Thompson In United StS
Court today.
j., Attorney Leo Dillon. represen
the brewers. declared the defendS
maintain that the beer containing
per cent alcohol. they arc aliereos
nave sold since the dry law becA
effective July /. is not intoxicating
IN ming the demU:Ters no Doll
out mat the Information does not T.
the beer the brewers are Charged
selling was intoxicating.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-13
WOULD REQUIRE ABSTRACT
IN SALE OF AUTOMOBILE
Measure May Be introduced In
Legislature Looking to Breaking
Up Theft Of Cars.
POLICE OFFICIALS INTERESTED
Anxious to Get Measure Adopted
Making Use Of Machines by Othc.'
Than Owners Without Permission Il
Felony.

Numerous answers TO queries in
twenty-two States concerning the laws
there covering the theft OF automobiles
and the evil Of 10y riding" are being
received daily by CHEZ Sherry. OF police
headquarters.
Officials OF the Police Department; are
more than anxious 10 set an air tight
law making JOY riding and tho thief; Of
automobiles a felony passed by the
August and 4 IS understood that such
measure will he introduced.
=; the national convention OF police
chiefs at New Orleans las; spring the
the, use of any one eise,s automobile
without; permission a felony. punish
able by imprisonment. was asiiated.
Will submit II TO Soions.
secured by Chief sherry. and viii be
among the data which is being assem-
bled, and is considered 10 cover the
ground SO thoroughly that IL may be
presented as Il stands 20 the law
makers
This act would place automobiles in
1T shall be TIE duty of every owner
or : motor vehicle. as defined in this
Get TO procure an auiomob:le abstract
OF title. showing The ownership there
vehicle 20 date. Such abstract OF title
shall be furnished without cos; 20 said
be designated ~ the Secretary O,
State JThe ordinance was drafted as
a nation wide law.)
Method of Filing Abstract.
"a; the time OF issuing such abstract
OF title 20 said owner such agency
shall transmit copy OF such abstrac;
without cost 20 said Secretary of State
a q record IN his Office Hereafter no
motor vehicle, new or second md.
shall be sold by any manufacturer.
dealer or person without such abstract
Of 'i 4, as 7royidGd IN this section,
10 the buyer thereof"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-13
DENY WILSON HITCHCOCK
DISAGREEMENT REPORTS
President Says He Deeply Appreciates
Senator's Support in Com
mittce.
OFFICES ISSUE STATEMENT
Stated on Behalf OF Senator Swanson
That Massachusetts Leader Would
Continue In Charge Of Ratification
During Absence of Senator Martin.

WASHINGTON. July l2-Published
reports intimating that there had been
disagreement between President Will
son and Senator Hitchcock. Nebraska.
who has been one OF the leading
spokesman for the administration in
the long senate fight over the league
or nations were said by Secretary
Tumuty today to be without the
slightest foundation
IN formal statement issued at the
White House. Mr.. Tumulty declared
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-13
Former LeEislntor Rctur,. for Trial.


SAVANNAH. GA. July FL Daw-
son WHY. former representative in
the Georgia Legislature. recently In
d:cted for larceny after trust returned
10 the city today according to his
attorney and will surrender 10 the au-
thoritics. Ills bond has been fixed a;
$4,000 which he Will give. He is prom
inent and We'll known IN Savannah
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-13
PAVEMENT DRINKING ENDS
Distinctive Outdoor Tables In Pnri,
Go When Walters
strike.
nv Associated Press =,

PARIS. July l2-Par!s is deprived
b. the walters strike OF one OF its
distinctive features. no little tables be-
Ing allowed outside of restaurants on
the pavement. except in very few
cases.
Those engaged in food purveying are
given six months for reaching an
agreement with their employees ac-
cordinE 10 the e;Eht-hour law Hither-
hour day. but the employers have been
demanding twelve.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-13

Fore.tnll Trouble ut Lonsview.

TSv AssOV!ated ETcsS
LONGNIEW. TEN. July I2.-Prompt
action b. State authorities in d!spa tch-
ing Texas National Guard troops 20
LouEv.ew is believed b. city officials
20 have fc-estaled any further out
breaks in connection with Fridays
clash between white men and negroes
The situation had returned 10 normal
today. VIII. the exception that certain
portions OF the city were under milf
tary patrol
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-13

Black Arrow Goes TO Newport News.
BY AsSocia ted Press.
WASHINGTON. July l2.-The trans
port Black Arrow. en- route from
France TO New York with troops. has
been diverted to Newport News.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-13

to permit tho defendants attorneys to
address the jury this afternoon on be-
half OF Gilbert. and also refused TO
permit Townley to mako separate
argument In his own behalf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-25
Members of 10th
on Furlough Here;
Mai. jackson Back

Men Of the i1sth field signal hat.
talon. 81 members OF which reached
Camp Lewis Monday. visited Seattle
and other Northwest cities on fur
Iough Tuesday. They viii return TO
camp for demobilization within three
days.
The 81 men were accompanied by
325 members OF other organizations.
all OF which arrived at Camp Lewis
under command Of Mai Jackson.
The i1sth was disbanded in the
East
Mai. Jackson ls In Seattle Tuesday.
visiting his family. When he re-.
turns TO Camp Lewis he will be Of.
flcialiy mustered out OF the service.
The following Seattle men return.
cd: WIN r. Tyson. Bruny Pasquine.
Forest %. Mulnix. John II McGrath.
Nicholas NJ Macleod. Walter ~.
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