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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-05-29
ACQUITTED ON
MURDER CHARGE


Calinda Farris, the negress from
the Berea section, who was
charged with firing her home and
burning her seven-year-old son
so that he died, was acquitted at
her trial in circuit court. The
proof against the woman was en-
tirely circumstantial, and she in
troduced evidence to show that
the house caught fire accidentally
so a verdict of not guilty was
brought in by the jury which tried
her.
The grand jury brought in
eight more indictments and was
finally discharged. The grand
Jury delivered comprehensive
report to the court, covering a
wide field, and showed that the
members had done their duty
; faithfully and well. The report is
given in full below.
Judge Shackelford has been
clearing the docket of lot of
small criminal cases this week,
and has things in good shape for
adjournment of this term.
George Vickers, a young white
man who was charged with
breaking into the house of French
Parks, in the Red House section,
way back in 1916, was acquitted
by the jury which heard the evil
dence.
J.C. Jones, who gave R. L.
Potts, of Whites Station, "cold
check" forfeited his bond of 500,
as he did not appear for trial.
Jones gave bond in Ohio and it is
said that it will be impossible to
collect it. He came here at one
time, but in some way made a
, getaway.
Charley Estill was declared not
guilty on a charge of failing to
support his minor children. :
VIM. Bates, a young negro OF
Brass6eld section, who was
charged with stealing chickens
from N. G. Todd, had his case re-
ferred to the Juvenile court.
Garfield holland, a well known
local negro, was given 80 days in
jail on a charge of stealing coal
from the railroad.
Dave Tom1in, colored, also got
80 days for the same offence.
Bradley Harvey, of the Baldwin
section, was found not guilty on a
breach of the peace charge
Charley Harvey, was also acquit-
ted on a similar charge.
Ben Denny, colored was declar-
ednot guilty on a breach of peace
charge. Denny and another neg
70 named Robert Gilbert, were
engaged in an alteration on
Irvine street in Richmond, and
during the fracas a picket slat
hit Lena Gentry in the jaw
breaking it. Denny claimed that
Gilbert threw a rock at him anc
that it struck the woman.
There were several cases a.
gainst local poolroom operator:
for permitting minors. to play
pool, One was given fine O
$fOO;. the jury was unable to a.
gree in another case and in the
third a verdict not guilty was re-
turned.
Jesse Kelly, was given fine o
SIS for running horse on the pub
lie highway.
Harris Hunter and Chris Riddle
Wides' warehouse, had their case
transferred to Juvenile. court.
Mable Jones. the colored wo
man, who was charged witt
sending a bottle of whiske.
heavily Spiked with carboli
acid to a negro man here in town
was acquitted on the charge
She swore that she had neve
seen the bottle Of poison until !
was produced ii blice court.
Another cold cbeck came u
when GATH TribB colored wa
given a. year tine pentiteniar
for giving hpony check to 4
Dobrowsky, the well know
First street mere hant. Th
check was for $3.50, and Tribbl
Rad no finds 70 meet IT
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-05-29

Late returns from the Z
elections show that woman
frage is running far behind.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-05-29

Fair tonight and Friday, no
much change IN temperature.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-05-29

FOUND-Two automobile cranks;
owner can get same q this office by
paying for this advertisement. 147 2
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-05-29

We are receiving every day
fresh New Lights and Bass and
other varieties Of Fresh Fish.
Also Dressed Spring Chickens
and Hens. Nef's Fish and
Oyster House, phcne 431. st
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-05-29
M C M My 172a2s

LOST-Will the lady with little child
please return the brown velvet coat
taken from Barnes Studio. 153 2p
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-10

BEAUTIFUL, cool apartment. con-
ssting Of living room and bedroom,
south and aes, and east exposure. eN-
cellsnt board In same block. Also
beautifully furnished cool front bed
room; near carlincs. 1924 y. Robin
son Maple +20t
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-10
Piano and Player
BARGAINS

Intending piano and player purchas-
rrs snould Investigate the many op-
portunities offered at Jenhlns at this
time. BEFORE buying a used piano II
is certainly worth while to come and
see tho unusual hot weather bargains
offered
You will especially appreciate the er-
pert workmanship employed At Jen-
kins' In refininbinH, rebuilding. tuning.
volcing and regulating each uuei piano
so Il will givr lasting satisfaction. Re.
member used piano, bought at Jen-
kinA' Is guaranteed both rs TO condi-
tlOn and titlc and Ia eScnangeAbls n
not completely satisfactory.
As samples We mention
HlN2E-Golden oak case. sp-
pearnnce like new. plain style,
tiej Easy payments
KiMBALIs--M Medium size. plain
style, reflnished like new. IN
richest dark mahogany finish,
$500, Easy payments.
BRtMMliLER-B style. mod
ern up-to-date richest mahogany
case, beautifully refinished. t2S.
Easy payments
ELBrRN--styls X. one OF the best
STYLES in this well known make,
durable fumed oak. returned
from rent Would pass for new.
sAl0s Easy payments
RTHMANN - Rest style, $500
plano. richest walnut case, quite
like new musicsly, 132j, Easy
payments
HARDMANN BABY GRAND-ssoo
value. In very perfect condition
unsteady. satin finish mahogany.
great opportunity at $3.50.
Easy payments.
REMINGTON PLAYER PIANO
Risht up-to-date modern style.
polished mahogany, complete
rlghty.eight note construction. of
most desirable size. eighteen rolls
OF music. the same A. We give
with all players, quite like new.
Guaranteed In perfect condition
At N2s. Easy payments.
$3.50 WFRER PiANOLA-Just
slightly used, richest satin ma
bogBny case, AT a big saving.
price. $3.50. Easy payments.
Other bargains include Aeolian play.
ers, stelnwny pianos, vose pianos ant
scores more.
Remember, We ship prepaid on ap-
proval any instrument coating 5000 oi
over Write for description and full
details u you cannot call.
J. w. Jenkins Sons
Music Co.
2i3 Main st. Oklahoma City.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-10
PRIVILEGES.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
IN CITY

THE YALE CAFETERIA. Broadway,
south OF Lee tpokins, opsr sundays:
roast chicken q, vegetables &c. ce
rrr1nn D. her LmaIitY
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TELEPHoNE e1chanTs, making IN
per month. VIII stand inspsctloni
priced right WIN take car On leal
Rosssr. ~ East 1th. Mapss xlss.i.
FOR SAEE- Nice little Iunch rSsas
See Mr. Ctitchef, <ot East III.
Phone Walnut kgs1.
sNN-E 1lE. business icr Ne. Us91
mnher. VIII pay 10 investigate. c.
saA South Robinson.
sEVKFAL thousand doIISS - E.
city r:.! -! estate; 'e~ .~ y msss
AFsEfHrNf " rssnS sIsSKE.
ins u psrs.nii H. 20 ki$Au
balance ssay. csn Spassmaa. nsss
dKocyXY yUk 1xl.k -.
tl.ss:s s.:sr :. ~ O.: s:s 81; - s''ss 81
TzVH ~ S7csst1SlE ~ 11H = -
ourS 80 vks NJ ssgss nsR3 -.
Irvssl b bssipSel Tsesl
Ansseasnt c.. ~ " Mas ~
VKNDUtkN NbfW. u -
sssA ~ sqsssss>a .l'!l
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FURNITURE REPAIRED.
Capitol Furniture and
Piano Repair co.

Upholstering. tcfnlshinE and cabinet
work, made 10 order. Enamel and old
ivory work. Pianos rofInished, regulated
and tuned Estimates chesrfuliy given.
Csll Walnut S&s2 $40 West 10th st
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-10

WILL trade my 1916 Dodge touring
car with four new tires run less
thcn one hundred miles and new WIN
arG battery for diamond. Bis care
Okinho
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-10
STOLEN AUTOMOBILES

STOLEN-From the city park In Nor
man. July ith. one Ford car. 1918
model. engine No 2j25. $50 license
tng No. 6SSl7 Pull set OF Dayton
Airless tifss. and shock ahsorbers
VIII pay $50 90 for Information Lead
ing 20 the recovery Of car. and Sc" no
for conviction ~ thief. Notify j. ]
Blackwell. Lexington. Oklahoma
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NOTICES

FLORES VArOR BATHS - Second
floor Indiana Bldg. First and Robin
son. Maple 1909.
We Duy diamonds OLD Eoiu. silver
horeb~uss Jewelry Co. s2b n Bdwy
FAMOUS 6eeiy spermatic Truss, guar
antssd 10 contract opening, fitted by
expert; Also abdominal belts. elastic
trvsses, shoulder braces. Westfali Drus
Co.. Oklahoma City.
.. K. yTAMP 4 SEAL. Co. IFS IVES,
0rsndl Phone Walnut 49,
HARRY wAGNEk-Divorce proceed
tnGs have been started In Ban Diego
Califo mia. account abandonment. Any
objections advise Ars Pearl Wagner.
~ r street. wIthii thirty days,
TIE HAMILTON DEFECTIVE SERV.
ICE. SIS HerskowitH bldg. Telephone
Maple i76S. Commercial work.
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FURNISHED HOUSES AND
APARTMENTS FOR RENT

CHOICE l.room apartment sis West
9th. Walnut 7Ts1, Adults.
Ei,EGANTLY furnished apartment,
closo in. ola N. Harvey. Maple ''6.
NyTI ,urnI.hsd lO.room homo foA
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LOST AND FOUND


Lost Botween Guthrie aud Edmond
an auto wir. wheel and cosng size
aixt. will pay reward W l. Camp.
bell. saltwater. Okla., Nichols hotel
LOST-t30 bill on broadway car be
tween broadway Circle and ROra-
baugh- Browns. return 10 Sh y. Dale
Avenue and receive reward
LOsT-An American Railway Express
book Return 10 tho Universal Film
Exchange, lls v. I'd and receive re-
ward
LOsT-Lunch BASKET combining bath
Ing suit. caps. etc. Return to 70l
West 2,th Reward
ONE Grny horse. 10 hands high, weight
nbou, 900 lbs left eye out. II. T.
y 2l0.x. Joe McCurtn
LOST Friday. one Grcck Uttered pin
Liberal reward n reformed 10 Joe
Dunkee. Palace Pharmacy. End and
broadway
L0sT-Opal signal corps pin Monday
kcepsake, Reward Can Maple
ifGl
LOST-off OF taxi ANAL handbag own
ors name on H. II found call Rtn-
der. Walnut 2oG0 or return 10 owner.
l13i W 2lst; reward.
Lost -. ladiea rold mech bag name
lIuckrs substantial reward Leo
liucfins hotel
LOST by George r witt. Carmen.
Okla French Morocco pocketbook On
car between ~ Reno and oklahoma
city Saturday July 5. reward
sTEAYED from $50, W 3ath Red Jer
foy COW, muly headed. chain around
neck Maple iiib-J
LOST -- Between the city and Moore
Okla. paper suit case containing sui
of clothes. linen and one 30r3h inner
tube; reward white Sewing Machine
Co, Walnut 2f00
LOST on broadway near Rock ls-
land depot, package and envelope
containing papers and notes and other
papers OF NO valu" 20 any one hut tho
uH Hncr rloHsc return snme 10 OK
! nhomnn offcc and receive reward Of
80
| LOST Yellow female Persian cat from
G2j " Wheeler. Tu~sday Reward
Tor return or Information. Phone Wal
| ru' tGl.J
| Il sT Check and hank hook on Guar
! nuty Bank. Please return TO Guar
Rrty BANK.
LOST-Blnck check book containing
| hank hook KEYS and fva- dollar hill
|
| Liberal reward
ForND-An Airednie puppy Owner
| please call ~ ZOO West 18th
| LOsT-On stockyards car wednesdsy y
afternoon. n lndy's fiat black pocket
book. II contained n s. bill and change
Phone Walnut 7o33-J
| REWARD for return cream colored
| puppy five weeks old Sirayef
" ednesdav morning from ltls " 12nd
81. Marjorie Fulton, phone Walnut
| 6i7l-R
lost Kappa kcv. Finder call Edith
Ross Walnut ih76
LOST Galvanized cans and buckets
| and other articles on Western ave
nue. south ~ Oklahoma CITY Phone
Walnut isG3 or cali 22s ". Reno for
| reward
| LOST between Linwood and Mckin-
ley on way 10 packingtown. solid
rubber tire for trailer Maple lii7
|
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I ire Prices
Smashed

$4,000 Worth OF NEW Miller Gearsd
TO the Road Tires Sacrificed.
All fits': no seconds: any size: res
uiar e.000.mile guaranteed Miller tires.
money talks; We ware able TO pich up
this unusual opportunity because we
found Q dealer who wanted tho cash.
THEIR LOSS. YOUR GAIN. You've
never before had an opportunity to buy
Miller Geared TO the Road Tires at any.
thing near these unheard OF prices.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-10

LOsT-An Amen AN Railway Express
book Return 10 tho Universal Film
Exchange. lls v. I'd and receive re-
ward
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PROFESSIONAL

J Q. A. HARRoD. IAN West Main
Wm. McRAE, Lawyer. Baltimore Blds
Mrs. l. BUTCHER. spireiia cotseticre
Walnut 7N, sll East nm
PRIVATE DETECTIVE = sh.dowing.
investigating. locating, information,
anywhere. results guaranteed. For pri.
vate interview address J-s7. Oklahoman,
HAIR DYEtNG, Black heads and PIN
pies cured. Treatment for Dandruff
which get results on mnnicurer soft
water shsmpoos For Ladies' and Cen
tcmen. Miss Ktllow. ?o5 on Exchange
Walnut 1890.
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Big Opportunity

I Will SELL THE cuNrRoLLlNo
INTEREST IN A WHoLEsALE AUTO
SUPPLY 4 SPECIALITY CO: WILL
CARRY A SALARY OF s2!o PER
PREsiDENT: oTHER BUsiSEss
FORCES ME- TO SELL; WILL RE-
Qu1RE $4,000 TO HANDLE 1T; B-7ii,
CARE oKLAHOkAN.
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LOST Between the city and Moore.
Okla. paper suit cHee containing sur
~ clothes. linen and one 30S3h inner
tube; reward White Sewing Machine
Co, Walnut 200
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-10

LOsT-Lunch BASKET containing bath
ing suit. caps. etc. Return TO 70l
West Nth Reward
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-10

LOST $50 OH on HroadNhy car be-
tween broadway Circle and ROra
baugh- Browns; return 10 Sa y. Dale
avenue and receive reward
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LOST Between Guthrie aud Edmond
an auto wire wheel and casting. size
aist. will pay reward W l. Camp.
bell. saltwater. Okla., Nichols hotel
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-10

FOR QUICK sALE-Uscd Chevrolet
touring cars i12i 10 $500 All IN
first class mechanical condition 1915
5 passenger REQ. splendid condition. 400
Graham 2-ton truck attachment to
Mitchell chassis big batgain-see
this before you buy t750 will sell AT.
tuchment alone cheap Geo NJ sutton
Motor Co. SIS so y Broadway
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ON Grny horse 10 hands high. weight
about 900 lbs left eyo out r. T.
u 2l0.x Joe MccurtiH
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-10

LOFT Friday, one Crock Uttered pin
Liberal reward n reformed 20 Joe
Dunkee. Palace Pharmacy. End and
broadway
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fDNtTukES iSc; open sundays and
evenings Square Deal VulcRnirinE
7th and Harrison
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-10
TYPEWRITER AND OFFICE
EQUIPMENT

EQUIPMENT
-~>~s-<~~-Ss-sN~-
OKLAHOMA TYPEWRITER 60.
30i y, Rohnson. Walnut $50
Typewriters bought. sold
rented and repaired.
sunds,rand adding machines
APES AND OttiCh ttkSrrURt
.t-w aud second hand Right prices
WESTERN BANK SUPPLY CO.
West Main Phone Walnut 7si
OFFICE SIGNS wslnu, ,oss.
WANTED--A thin model safe phone
Walnut 52s5 Great Southwestern
Petroleum Co. ,sol on Exchange Bldr
FOR sALE-One Mul,igraph Junior
No. a. IN first class condition Call
Walnut $50. or apply Kecshen Adver'
using Company
TYPEWRITER FOR sALE-L. c
Smith. Il bargain at s6b. Call Map,e
'os1 about sth q m or s . m.
EXCEPTIONALLY fine lot OF modern
mahogany office furniture prac-
tiCally new desks. tables filing cah-
nets. chairs. typewriter. carpets etc,
priced for quick sae. Walnut 1893,
Lock Box II. Oklahoma City.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-10
AUTOS, VEHICLES AND
ACCESSORIES
CHEVROLET PARTS

We carry the largest stock Of Chev.
rtlri parts In the state. prompt attcn.
u'n given all orders George NJ Sut-
ton Motor Co, $3.50 n. broadway.
Oklahoma city.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-10

LOST Check and hank hook on Guar
nny Bank Please return TO Guar
P0ty Nnnk
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-10

FOR KENT--5 room. strictly modern,
unfurnished bungalow. on. block east
of Clnssen Blvd. 1889 w 2eth. Call MA
plr asCt.J or Mnple 1868
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Pc RSONAL,

FRANK b., II ever need a friend. csll
2lsh n Broadway NJ B.
WANTED Someone In n good Chris
tian home TO take care Of five year
old girl E-]1. care Oklahoman
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-10

A REAL GOOD Ford touring csr. In
good condition s01 West End. wal
nut ! evenings, Walnut 1888
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AUsICAL INSTRUMENTS

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CATTLE AND STOCK

FRESH COW for sale; apply at i2sS
w. eth.
FOR SALE on TRADE Dairy OF
about Is hish grade Jersey cows. fine
location, close 10 Oklahoma city, .
money maker; want farm or house. Ad-
dress 400 W. Main.
FOR SALE--Good milk COW With calf
by side, good pony. Mitchell, V mile
east Stop 10, Norman car, aftef 8 p. m,
FRESH JERSEY COW. with fine male
calf, four weeks old, priced right
Cab $50 East Fifth, Walnut sisi, Wal
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-10

THE iadie. Of PiisrTm consreTs IIIonsl
church viii serve Ice cream and cake
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LOST AND POUND.

PARTY who picked up white Persian
kitten with blue syes. on W. Main and
indiana, please return, Reward for any
Information. Cali Walnut sssS.
LOST-Ovai signal corps pin Monday.
keepsake. Reward. Cal Maple t5sl.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-28
PRESIDENT IS CONFIDENT OF THE LEAGUES SUCCESS
Villa Band Defeats
 MOctezumsa Garrison

JUAREZ, Mex Feb 2F-Martin Lopez, Villas sec ond in command swept down the little railroad station of Moctezuma the dawn of yesterday drove the federal for hours after Lopez ordered the railroad station burned the bridges the railroad dynated and occupied the plaza
 Lopez ordered his telegraph operator connect with the military wire and intercepted messages by General Jesus Augustn Castro from his military train here to the general headquarters in Chihuahua City When General Casros operator asked the Mocezuma operator who he he received reply voey of oaths the wire after which the telegraph line went down.
 General Castro announced tonight that he did not know the fate of his small garrison Moctezuma noth ing has been heard from there the It expected here the 40 and officers annihated General Castro work train and troop train north and ordered another proceed south tonight to locate the Villa band He does anticipate attack the border here, although he Is isolated from the south.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-28
BOUNDARY DISPUTE
 MAY DELAY PEACE
fRr Rerisw 1.essea Mire,

PARIS Feb. 1.-The JugO-SlSv del -egation 10 the peace conference has presented 70 the conference their ter ritOrial claim. Italy as notified the conference she cannot adhere to the JugO-Slav proposal 10 submit the de limitation Of the frontier between the two countries to the arbitration of President Wilson The Jugo-Slav ask that the ISonzo river be made the boundary between them and Italy.
 According to reports received st headquarters of the Italian peace dele satiOn the JugO-SlavS have ordered a general mobilization. In view of the situation. it was announced, Italy has suspended the return of JugO-Slav prisoners captured from the Austrian army,
 shortly after it became known that the Italian,Jugo-Slav controversy had reached an apparent impsSSe, a long statement was issued at Italian head quarters outlining Italys' inSistence upon what she styles her just part of the victory" The document recites tn ehistoric geographic, ethnographic. economic and military arguments which have previously been made in this connection. Italy, the document says. is facing this problem of her destiny" with 8 firmness which is en- frightened as well as reSolute.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-28
OPPOSESWILSON REVIEWS OIL LEASING BILL. RETURNED HEROES
Rr Review Leased wirel

WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-PennsyI- vania avenue re-echoed today for the first time in many years; to the tread of victorious American sOldiers-men who fought in Europe under the Stars and Stripes to help clear the way for the spread of democratic ideals
 President Wilson, back only 9 few days from the peace conference in Paris, led the parade on foot, and after marching through cheering thou sands from the capitol to the White House, took his place in the reviewing stand with Mrs Wilson, surrounded by his cabinet, justices of the supreme court, the diplomatic corps and high officers Of the American and foreign military forces
 Tribute to Service Men
 The parade was organized as a trip ute to service men soldiers. sailors and marines-frOm the District of Co., lumbia, but it soon became apparent that this first review in Washington since victory was won, had more than local significance Men from every state and every service took part, but especially the presence of hundreds of wounded, who at Chateau Thierry, St Afihiel and the Argonne, helped write the stirring chapters of American par ticipatiOn in the war, made the parade a testimonial of the nations pride in all its fighters, regardless Of locality-
 All ages were represented in the pageant, the fighters of today, the vet erans of yesterday, and the nigh schools and college cadets in training to take their places under the flag if need be- Blue and gray walked to- gether in the section of veterans fol- lowed by younger men in the uni forms Of Spanish war days. Resplen- dent in their tribal war garb, Indians joined fifth their white brothers in the parade, as they joined them in fight ing on foreign fields to crush au- tOcracy-
 After President Wilson had taken his place in the reviewing stand, the Star Spangled Banner was sung by a chorus and then the great stream of service men began to pour by. some of the soldiers wearing body armOr and tEench helmets and carrying knap- sacks, as they did in France. One lad carried a German helmet on his bayO- net, exciting tumulOtuOus approval
 Representative Of the Red Cross. Salvation Aarmy, Y. M- c. A., Jewish Welfare Board, Knights of Columbus. and American Library association, who helped the fighters carry On," re- ceived their share of applause. Uni formed women attached to the navy department marched in excellent for nation, looking very trim in the blue of the navy or olive drab of the ma rineS