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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-06
sECTIUNEA LIGEI NATIONA
lie ROMfNE DIN YOUNGS.
SToWN. OHIO.
VIZ.

Onoratii membrii al Ligei Ma
.ionale Ron.inc din Youngstown
Ohio, sunt rngati ca in timrul
eel mai scurt sd Sc prezinte la O.
ficiul secretarului G. S1rbu, ill
lala ..Plugarul Romfn' orr Ia n
Dogariu, 237 f. Woodland Ave.
Soc. ..Unirea"
Adeca toti aceea care nu si-au
umplut aplicatiunea sa faca bine
81 sa si-O umple, asa dupa cum
"a cere, caci numai asa sa poate
rinfite in conspect la centrala
Ligei Rationale Romine.
Tot odata smt rugati a-si a.
'hita 81 taxele lunare care smt in
"estanta ca sa putem trimite con-
spectul pc luna Februarie 1919.
La caz ca nu facet acest Iucru
n graba, nu va puteti bucura de
:artea de identitate, care ne-a so
sit acum de la centrala din Wa
shington. Toti acei membrii care
au umplut aplicatiunile inainte
lie luna Decembric 1918, acelora
ca sosit cartile de Identitate s.
se vor imparti la adunarea gene.
"ala sectiunei Ligei Rationale
care va avea loc la 9Martie 1919.
n hala ,,Plugarul Rom1n'' dir
Youngstown, Ohio, la orele 2 du-
pa ameazi.
Deci find timp destul pima a.
:unci, adica pima la adunarea ma;
us numita, slnt rugati toti fratii
3omini din loc Sc 1nscrie in a
,easta sectie a Ligei Rationale
somfne din America ca membrii.
Deci frati Romini aceti-va
nembrii al Ligei Rationale Romi-
le acpm, pima nu va fl prea t1r-
;iu 81 ca pc urma sd nu bagat.
ina ca nu yam avizat. Masurile
necesare lie avem referitor la acei
Romfni care sd codesc de- a fntra
n aceasta ~organizatiune.
Una sd Sc site, ca vom face Q
,tatistica conform hotarirei luate
la adunare a sectiunei din loc.
asa ca nu poate raminea nici unu.
"a ssa null cunoastem, 81 afara de
aceea ne cunoastem fiecare cit
,untem dintr 'un sat orr oras aici
n America, 81 daca nici la aduna-
'ea viitoare nu Sc fac membrii
;oti Rominii din Youngstown, O
bio, dintre care putini mai sunt
lie q Sc mai fnscrie de membrii
lie aceea rugam pc fiecare frate
Romfni sd Sc inscrie de meinbru
Il acestei organizatiuni, ca sd nv
u para rau Ia urma 81 care vo.
sta nepasatori,. apoi fie siguri
c6ci cfnd va merge in satnl In
ori il .orasnl lni 81 il va arata 81
copii Gu degetul 81 vecinii intre
care va trai inca restrl vietii, cita
|batjocura Use aduce pc capul ace
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-06

Z seara. Deci toti functionari
81 membrii din comitet sunt ola
tori lua parte la aceasta sedin
ia. Absentee nemotivate sc vo,
pedepsi conform statutelor.
\ Societatea DIR, G. Angelescu'
din Cleveland, Ohio. = Convoac'
pc toti membrii sal lua parte !;
adunarea extra ordinara lunara
care Sc va tinea in ziua de 9 Mar
tie 1919, la orele 1.30 p. m. pre-
els. in hala din 6131 st. Clair A
venue. Avind chestii de mare i'm
portantd, precum 81 raportul co
misiei speciale aleasa ca sd cerce
teze starea financiara a societa
til. toti fratii membrii sunt rugat
staruitor lua parte la aceasta
adunare.
Prezidiul.
Societatea ..Simion Barnutiu''
din Chicago, Ill. - Convoaca pe
toti membrii sal lua parte la a.
dunarea generala, care Sc va T..
nea in 9 Martie 1919, in hala bi-
sericei din Webster Avenue.
Sedinta Sc va deschide la orel'
70. m. La ordinea zilei vor fl ma
multc puncte importante de re.
zolvat. Tot odata rugat fiecart
membru a Sc preZenta Gu statutu
la adunarea sus numita >pentrr
ca secretarul financiar, Stef Clio
lac sa poata intregi conspectu
dupa cum spune statutul, pc anu
1919, adeca judetul, comma $
mostenitorul. Credem ca toti fra
til membrii vor da atentiunea
cuvenita acestei convocafi
frez1Q1ul.
Societatea .,Cuza Voda" dir
Massillon, Ohio. = Convoaca pF
toti membrii sal lua parte La Sc
dinta generala extra ordlnara
care Sc va tinea Dumineca, . Maj
tie 1919. in hala societatii din Go
Iumbia Hights. la orele l.3O p. m
Deci toti fratii membrii sunt I'll
gait staruitor a lua parte negre
sit la aceasta sedinta, fiindca
VEN mai multe chestii importante
de rezolvat. Absentele nemotivat,
Sc vor pedepsi conform statu
telor.
Prezidiul.
Soc. y. r. Ard. 3 Trans. dir
Alliance, o. - COnvoaca pc tot
membrii sal a lua parte la sedin
ia generala speciala, care sc VI
tinea Dumineca, 9 Martie 1919
in hala fratelui Capatina. la orelt
2 a. m. precis.
Chestnut de mare importanti
sunt la ordinea zilei, deci rugaT
Gu staruinta pc toti fratii mem
bril- a lua parte la aceasta sedin
ia. Absentee nemotixate nn Sc
vor lua in considerare, ci Sc vol
pedepsi conform statutelor.
Societatea ,,Amefica'' dir
Wheatland, Pa. - Convoaca pc
toti membrii sal a lua parte la
dunarea speciala lunara, care 81
va tinea in ziua de 8 Martie 1919
la orele 1.30 p. m. Stunt rugat
staruitor totifratii membrii a luz
parte la aceasta adunare fiindc'
sunt mai mutle chestii important'
de rezolvat. Absentee nemotivat
Sc vor pedepsi conform statute
lor.
Prezidiul.
societatea ,,Dacia Romina" di-
Cincinnati, Ohio. - Gonvoaca p'
toti membrii sal lua parte la a.
dunarea generala ordinara, care
Sc va tinea Dumineca, 8 Martif
1919, la orele 2 p. M, in hala so
cietatii din $50 Dayton Street
fntre alte puncte mai 1nsemnat:'
va fl 81 darea de seama de tre'
luni si darea de seama de la Sc
~o+a HterarS din 2 Martie 1919
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De-aIo Solicitation,

Societatea DIR. lulu Maniu'
din Canton, Ohio. - Convoaca pc
toti membrii sal a lua parte la
sedinta lunara, care Sc va tinea
in ziua de 9 Martie 1919, la orelc
! dupa amiazi, in hala proprie a
societatii din 1924 Garfield Ave-
nue. s. w.
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DE vfNZARE

Restaurant GU 6 camere mobilate,
in apropiere de fabrica de guma.
Vfnzare din NINA liberia. in jurul
acestui loc locuiesc numai Romini.
Afacerea merge foarte bine. Gel
ce vor sa o vada sa vina la:
SO Stanton Ave, Akron, o.
(52-I54)
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DE vfNZARE

I'm cal bun pentrn tras la trasnri
Cd. Pretul foarte ieftin. Doritori
sa sc adreseze la:
j. E. 6007 Detroit Ave-, Cleve
land. Ohio.
(52-53)
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Prezidi,ll.

Societatea ,,Dacla komlna dl'
Cincinnati, Ohio. - Gonvoaca p'
toti membrii sal lua parte la a
dunarea generala ordinara, care
Sc va tinea Dumineca, 8 Marti'
1919, la orele 2 p. M, in hala so
cietatii din $50 Dayton Street
fntre alte puncte mai fnsemnat.'
va Fl 81 darea de seama de tire
luni 81 darea de seama de Ia Sc
rata literara din Q Martie 1919
Absentee nemotivate Sc vor pc
depsi conform statutelor. Tot
fratii membrii sunt rugati a luz
parte la aceasta adunare.
rregidipl.
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DARE DE SEANIA 81 MULTU
MITA PUBLICA.

/
cultura ,,Cultura Romina" din
Canton, Ohio, pc aceasta Gale a.
duce cele mai sincere multumiri
|tuturor fratilor 81 surorilor romi-
nc care au ayut buna vointa de a
|participa la frumoasa petrecere
teatrala care a avut loc in Ziua de
II Februarie 1919 in orasul Can
lton, Ohio, la care am avut un re-
zultat foarte multumitor, att din
lpunct de vedere moral. cit 81 ma
ferial.
Gu aceasta Ocaziune au bine vO-
Fit contribui Gu suprasolviri ur-
matorii marinimosi donatori, 81
cari sunt urmatorii domni:
Nicu T. Boieriu So; loan Dragu-
sinu So; Vasile Lebu So; Nicu FL
ciu So; Grigole Pugnia $3.50; Ge-
orge Precup $4; loan Solnia 81 /:
Bucur Cucu So; Petru Bota So !;
GeorgeI. Silica So; Vasile Sandru
30; loan /. Gambia $3; Andrei
Stan So; loan Baciu So; Mihaiu
Marcia So; loan Vulcu So; Nico-
lac /. Birsanu So; Noise Barbatu
50; Mateiu George So; Mafteiu
Ungiu So; Toader Popa SO; Va
sile Birsanu So; Andrei Y. Tram
bitasi 81; loan Chiusdia 81; Du-
mitru Flenchea 81; Vlase Copa-
riu 81; Traian Radu ST.; loan Ber.
tia 81; Nicu Folia 81; Dumitru
Prundian 81; Noise Balasiu 81 !:
George Dragusinu ST. George G..
Silica 81; Toma Dobria ST.; Vasile
Clontia ST.; Ilisie Cindia 81; A.
chin Boldia ST.: loan Murasian
ST.; loan Birsan 81; George Mum
team 81; George Savu 81; Misaila
Birsan 81; loan Gurlia 81: Ga
vrila Tarmure $3.50; Vlase Copa-
riu 81: NicoIae Salagianu 81 !;
Sem Silagii 81; loan MANU- 81:
IOsif Grecu 81; Platon Radu 81 !;
Nicolae Silica 81; Vasile VOLTA 81 /;
Gavrila Todoran 81; loan Todo-
ran 81 George Rindea 81; /; Toader
Olariu 81; Vasile Bulzuleciu ST.;
NicoIae Bratu 81 Hararampie Fo
gorosiu 81; Noise Ficiu 81; loan
Stefan 81; Nicolae Flenchea 81:
George Silica Corbi ST.: loan Tar
murc 81; loan NIGGA 81: loan Be-
boaia 81; Noise Mica 81; Nicolae
Begu 81: Vasile Manta 81; Alexe
Musiatu 81; Nick Armenianu So
nitrate totale $394.7S
Este totale ......... $237. 7.6s
VENT curat ............ %I5IlC
Asemenea adncem sincerile nOa
sire multumiri d-lui Vasile Mants
ca dirigent 81 dior 81 d-nelor
pentru munca ce an depus-O pen.
tru buna reusita a teatrului ST.
rugam ca 81 pc viitor cind tire
|buintele vor cere, sa nu pregetc
de a ne veni inr ajutor.
Tot asemenea multumim 81 ca
luserilor societatii de sub condu
cerea d-lui Andreiu Stom.
Asemenea multumim d-lui pre-
sedinte general 81 presedintelu
aranjator 81 tuturor dominion
functionari in general.
Multumim tuturor sprijinitori
lor nostri care au participat If
petrecerea societatii noastrc ,,Cul
tura Romfna" din Canton, Ohio
In numele Societatii ,,Culturf
Rom1na" din Canton, Ohio:
Nicu +. Boieriu, presedinte
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DE vfNZARE

un bort, compus din 10 paturi Gu
'bucataria necesara unui Bort -
Pretul ieftin. ~ Doritorii sa vina
la 1926 w. 66r Cleveland, Ohio.
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ulIlu NoD116.

Gu oeazia nnui bofex, tinut ii 0,
ragul Steubenville, Ohio; 90 de o.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-11
Washinftoa,

WASHINGTON, June ll.--Officials
Of the Western Union and Postal
Telegraph companies and the Com
mercial Telegraphers Union made
widely divergent claims today. At
Western Union headquarters il was
said the force was one hundred per-
tcon.Inusa On eass {. Column A.
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THE PICTURES
THROUGH the excellent CO.
operation Of The IAtsrnA-
tional rilm serviee. thA Timea

operation Of The Iatsrna-
tional Film service, the Times
10 able to publish today photo
grspAs Of the landing Of the ,ssth
regiment Of the Ninstieth division
at Boston Saturday. The ,Ssth
rsSimeat 10 composed Of Oklahoma
drafted troops.
The upper left hand photo shows
q happy bunch Of Oklahomans on
board the big liner Mongolia, Just
- she was docking. In the center
Is 4 view Of the Transport Mon
golia a. she lay in the bay, loaded
to the bridge with Homecoming
Oklshomans. In the upper right
haAd corner 10 = group Of 3ssth
doughboys marching 10 the trains
along the quays At Boston after
dissmbArkins> The two officers in
the inset below the photo Of the
ship are Lieut. W. Muibury and
Lieut.. Charles Z. Milsap Of Ard
more. The left hand photo In the
lower tier 10 that Of Mai.-Gen,
Charles X. Martin, commander OF
the Ninetieth division. The proul
ehested boy In the center who wears
the Distinguished Service Cross, Is
Sergt. JOIN Hogan, Company c,
3Seth, an Oklahoman lad Who was
decorated for extraordinary hsroism
In action At Bols de RATES. IN Oe.
tober. TO his right In the layout
10 Capt. John Ruckman, 4 Nine
tisth division officer and son Of
Major General Ruekman, former
cominander Of the Southwestern
department Of the army.
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Reports to Associated Press
Indicate That WaIkout Has
Not Crippled Service Sgi-
ousIy. .,..,.
fRy The Associated Press.


CHICAGO, June 1l.--Cohilic,ihe
claims Of union leaders and officer.
Of commercial telegraph companies
made uncertain at noon today the ex-
tent Of the nationwide STRIKE of tele-
graph operators. but representatives Of
the workers confidently maintained
that the number OF strikers would
reach cO,DO by nishtiall.
Company's Statement.
we are operating 100 percent" de-
clared an official OF the Western
Union Telegraph company, after re-
ceiving reports from points in this
district, which includes Illinois, Wis
eonsin, Michigan. Indiana and Ohio.
"Our proof is the fact that We are
ready to accept all business Offered" :"
Two thousand seven hundred work
ers will be on the streets BY night in
this district" said S. J. Konenkamp,
international president Of the Com
mercial Telegraphers' Union Of Amer
ies.
The number OF striker, in the en-
tire country will be 10000 by night.
Reports are most encouraging. In
tcentinusd on Paes Z, Column 81
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142nd Infantry Here
Late Tonight, Word;
Parade Is TOMORROW
TROOP SCHEDULE

Arrival Of the l41nd infantry
after 9 o'clock tonight.
Arrival Of the llith engineers,
sometime tomorrow.
Arrival Of the l3lst machine gun
battalion, sometime Friday morn.
ing.
Time Of parade in OkIahoms
City. 10 o'clock Thursday morning.
Route OF parade Assembling on
Hudson, Harvey and Robinson ave-
nues. north TO Eighth street. east
on Eighth to Broadway, south on
Broadway to Main street, west on
Main to the court house. south to
Grand avenue. east on Grand TO
Broadway, north on Broadway to
First. west on First TO Hudson and
thence to Frisco and Rock Island
tracks 10 entrain.
Automobiles in the downtown
district Thursday must have tops
down and be decorated.
Flowers can be left at the Lib
erty Kitchen up until 9 o'clock
Thursday morning.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-11
FOE WONT,
GIVEN MANDATE
over COLONIES
Allied Council Agrees on Re-
ply 10 Hun Counter Plea.
fBy The Associated presa }

PARIS, June 1.-The reply TO the
German counter proposals agreed upon
by the peace conference heads refuses
the German feques, fof / mandate for
the former German colonies, !, was
learned today.
A lengthy memorial gives the rea-
sous for the refusai and explains the
operations Of the league Of nations On
colonial matters.
The feplyations portion OF the re-.
ply, which has been completed sod has
reached the printer, does not iix the
total sum which the Germsns must
pay. The text Of the treaty itself 10
not changed but the reply contains ass
sursHces TO Germany regarding The
method Of the repsrations process, en-
planning that II y . workable arrange
mest
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-11
SCHOOL PROBE
MAY Be RESULT
Of BOARD MEET
Petition for Russell Sage In
vestigation Promised,

Affairs Of the Oklahoma City high
school may be examined by specialists
OF the Russell Sage foundation as a
result OF the meeting OF the board OF
education yesterday at which various
citizens appeared to protest agains,
removal OF certain teachers.
The prospective probe of the school
situation arose when G. o. Wood
worth, president OF the board Of edu
cation, said that no action looking TO
a probe could be taken until a petit
tion signed by . number Of school
patrons hsd been obtained. L. Howell
Lewis who was present. promised TO
get . petition bearing the names Of l0O
patrons which he says he will present
At the meeting OF the board next Tues.
day.
At the meeting Yesterday, the lie
was passed during discussion Of dis
missai Of teachers, but no action was
taken by the board. The session lasted
four hours
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L0TT|E BAKER
SMILES As SHE
LEAVES COURT
Son With Accused Murder
eSs; State Side Near End.

States evidence in the case OF Mrs
Lottie Baker. charged with the murder
Of her husband, will be completed
with the testimony Of one more wit
ness, = woman, John X. Guyer, assist.
ant county attorney, announced when
court adjourned At noon today.
II Is believed that the witness will
be Agnes Smith, who was with
Baker At the time OF the shooting.
Mrs. Baker came out OF the cour,
room with 4 smile at noon Her g.
year-old son, Harry Davis, sat beside
her Throughout the morning. II was
the first time that he had appeared in
court.
Farley Testifies.
Testimony Of A. 7. Farley, Justice
OF the peace and acting coroner. con-
tinued this morning.
II asked Mrs. Baker Il she had
known the young woman who was
with her husband prior to the in
cidents Of the evening OF the shoot
ing" Farley said. "She answered no."
| asked her II she were Jealous Of the
woman, and she answered in the mega
tive.
did you ask her II she had seen
her husband with the womani"
Noman Pruiett asked
NO"
"She didn't say whether she had
seen her husband with the woman be-
iorei"
No; she Just said that she wasn't
acquainted with the woman"
did you ask her II he had assaulted
her 1t any other time than just before
the shooting'"
Il asked her II he struck her,
tcsatlnssd On Pass Z. Column ~
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ROOT SAYS He
COT PACT FROM
\. ?. DAWSON
Treaty Obtained in Paris,
Red Cross Head Says,
NV The Associated Press.)


WASHINGTON. June ll.--Elihu
Root former secretary of state, ap-
pearing today at his own suggestion
before the senate foreign relations
committee investigating how copies Of
the peace treaty got into the hands
OF persons in New York testified that
Tor several weeks he had a copy given
to him by Henry p DAWSON OF the
Morgan banking house.
Senator Lodge said the copy he had
seen was shown to him by Mr.. Root,
When Mr.. Root was excused. Henry
p. Dawson was called
Mr., Dawson said he brought a copy
OF the treaty TO America but that il
never had been read by anyone except
himself and Senator Root.
After Mr.. DAWSON had been ques-
toned for half hour he was excused
and ]. Y. Morgan took the stand.
Mr. Morgan said he had not seen
copy Of the treaty.
Frank A, Vanderlip, former presi.
den, OF the National City Bank. fol-
lowed Mr.. Morgan on the stand.
testiiying that he never. had seen the
treaty,
Mr.. Root remarked that the Ger
man government had made the treaty
public in detail. adding:
ut thereupon became public prop
erty. There are two parties to the
negotiations. Either party has the
right TO make il public. No longer
can any diplomatic secrecy attach
The German government, having the
full right TO make public this paper.
made Il public and il Is public. I
should be inclined to resent asy sug-
gcstion from anybody" Mr.. Ro6l
(cent,rvsa on psss z, Column a.
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Oklahoma City Mothers Pre-
pairing Loads Of Eats"
Trains Reach Enid Early
This Morning.
BULLETIN.

Late Information rsachino
Brig. Gen. n. w. Pentscose
here from Enid this sfAssnses
indicates that the units already
there will not Be able to leave
until 7 o'clock this evening,
making their arrival here after
midnight tonight. This con-
flicts with an earlier statement
of Col. A. w. Bloor that tie
arrival will be about 10
o'clock tonight.
Information to Pentecost
late this afternoon from Off.
cials Of the Frisco 10 that ~
l1lth engineers will not rsash
Oklahoma City until midnigAk
tomorrow night. making theip
parade here impossible uneil
Friday morning.
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Ardm0ra.

ARDMORE, Okla, June i1.-No
operators are striking here in local
telegraph offices, managers report.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-11
Galveston.

GALVESTON. Texas, June H.
Reports from offices Of the three tele-
graph companies here today were that
none Of the operators had walked out.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-11
HOLLAND CANCELS
Wl0MrA BALL GAME

The first baseball game of the series
with Wichita which was to have been
played at the new park this afternoon
was canceiel this morning on account
OF wet grounds, by Manager Jack Hol-
land This was to be the first game
after the four days try to Joplin, 40.
The Indians will play games with
Wichita today and tomorrow, If the
weather permits. and then will go TO
Wichita for series of games with the
Wichita team on their home grounds
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-11
BULLETINS.

ATLANTIC CITY, n. J., June III
Organissd labor today went on record
against wartime prohibition and ia
favor Of the sxsnDuon Of ! - per-
cent bseS from 10th The wartime pro-
hibitioa act and TIE federal prohibition
amsa1msnt In { resolution sAopted by
the American Federation Of Labor.
BR1ST, June 1.-The first con-
tiagsat Of Americas seldisrs beinS re-
patriatsd from Aschsassl, aerth Rus-
sia, arrived here Nis aftsrnooa % the
steamer Csar. The dstachmsat com.
priced tAs 1SetA iafaatfy.
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BULLETIN.

ENID, Okla, June H.
Especial. 1.-Two sections Of
the five bearing the l42nd In.
fantry to Oklahoma City ar.
rived nEnid early this morn
ing, where a tremendous re-
ception was given them. The
units were to parade in Enid
q 2:30 o'clock, and Col. A. w.
Bloor, commander of the reRi-
ment, announced that the
units probably will be ready
to move to FL Reno by Z
O'Clock this afternoon.
In the event that the ar.
rival at Ell Reno is such that
no parade will be possible, the
trains will proceed to Okla
homa City and parade there
at 10 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing. Bloor said that the l42nd
will then return for 4 parade
at Ell Reno on its way TO Camp
Bowie, Texas.
Oklahoma City mothers are q little
excited today In their homes and q
the Liberty kitchen here great lhinao
are going on Home cooked foo,. u
being turned out in unheard-of qusu~
titles, for it will he the first that iraay
OF the boys Of the Thirty -sixth have
tasted sirce they lef, ho'r~' TO ieaNn,
10 be soldiers in April. 1917. "a
Latest reports from Col. A. W.
Blon say that the l@2nd infantry VI
he here between . and 10 O'Clock -
night will be held over and viii -
rade at 10 o'clock Thursday u,otnf =:
@Fseds" for 1sllisra. N
They will be fed BY ths Red cSQpn
eanteen, the War Mothess sn4 ~
Y. N. c. A. immediately alles ~
parade Al various points dowySo1v1 II
A large area is to be soVs6 ~ p
First STREET wen Of Harvey ~ ~
from which the men viii - eeeV Z
will he ~ - b he Red Croe6 -
teen service 49, e
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