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Arizona republican., 1920-06-02
Jack Dempsey At The Hip

Jack Dempsey, whose engagement was missed last week during the clos ing of the Lamar1 and the re model ing of the Hip, is again in Phoenix and will be seen at the Hip today and tomorrow in two episodes of the Daredevil Jack" stories. The Hip is running the episode missed last week and also the one due this weelz-mak- ing a complete catch up. The in stallment today picks up the thread of the story where the picture left off at the last showing at the Lamara and carries the big fellow on through more thrilling adventures in his quest for those responsible for his fathers false imprisonment, and his sweethearts $ persecution.
 This announcement is made in re- sponse to the many requests received a to where the serial would be con tinued, and if the missed episode would be shown, for this series of pictures has a large following in- Phoenix. as the fans. have found Dempsey a most 1ikeable screen star, possessed of won derful personality and undisputed ability.
 "The Silver Horde" at Columbia
 Getting realism {ufrs q hirr fight scay7a
Arizona republican., 1920-06-02

bond in the sum of s1.O00.o0O to guar antee completion of the entire program of 2S3 miles of roadway within two years time
Arizona republican., 1920-06-02
ADJUSTMENTS
Forest Park

4 refreshing swIm in d pure white pool, a delicious chicken dinner-served under the trees if you desire-and then, "oh man dancing to 10000 pounds of jazz harmony with a diff
 Terent kind of a jingle in it's every ounce. Doesn't that sound like the joys of the good old summer time 7" 1t is what people are finding at Forest Park, the amusement resort of parttcu- lar recreation seekers. The pool has just been newly whitewashed and is filled with fresh water every day. The suppers are cooked by a chef famous for his fried chicken and hot biscuits. The jazz harmony IS dispensed by foft's Novelty Orchestra led by Earl Burtnett. Every feature goes to show that "It it's worth while, it's be at Forest Park And the park may be reached quickly and comfortably by cars which leave Doyle's cigar stand every ten minutes after S:30 o'clock.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-02
The Arbor

The Arbor, out At the End of the Trail,'' is every night an expression of Omar Toft, the managers deter1nina- tion to furnish Phoenix amusement seekers the very best. Musicians who rank at the very top of jazz producers play the well selected programs of fa- vorite dance melodies and the floor. the surroundings, the opportunity for cooling refreshments are ideal.
 It is because of dances conducted upon standards such as these that a steady stream of motor cars make their way out to the end of North Central avenue every evening and stop before the Arbor's doors. &
 Charles Ray at the Strand
 Charles Ray in Crooked Straight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-26
SPECIAL HOLIDAY MUSIC
WILL FEATURE SERVICES
Churches OF City Have Appropriate
Christmas Programs
for Today

h-!SiInaS services are "a b. held In
Richmond churches today. Special
musical programs hav" been arranged
ana many Gui-t!ac sermons prepared
uy the pastors. christmas music viii
5e tho f"a,ur. Of practically every
service N the city.
81 ;hy Ea:;oa Heights McthoG!s:
Ep. scopal Church special program
has been arranged for both morning
rna evening services. An organ pre-
Hde xiii open the morning services
.u.oweh 10y a hymn, JOY 10 the
World," caro-! Glory 20 God" Gloria
Pairs. anthem There Were shop
a"tls hymn "IIark the Herald An
gels sing" anthem christmas Fcs-
tl"ul LYNN hymn Angels from
reals Of Glory" and Will close with
are organ post.ud". The evening ser
E.C-s Viii open with an organ prelude.
FOL owed 10y Il hymn brightest and
list AT- the Sons Of the Morning.
anthem Lest We Forget" Gloria
l's'rl" anthem TO God on High
hymn oh. Come all We Faithful"
utAe'n shepherds IN the Same coun-
try h"'nu 'Dh. Come to My Heart
pcsr J"sUs" and will close with an
prEnu rDstiudr.
Music al The ove!brnok rrcsbylcr-
ti CAarch w.ll b" sung at both the
u"rn.ng AID evening services; Dur.
NIX tn. morning service Gloria
"Cnvni!nh' and When Thou CONTEST.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-26
.BARON's BRIDE BOUGHT
OFF COMMON LAW WIVES
Chicago IicircSs Ayers She Paid
Heart Balm" to 22 Females
ON Wedding Night.
BS Earl. II. SHAUN.
Universal stan CorrcSponlcnt.

CHICAGO. Dec "5.-Cecilc Young.
hciGoss to the S23,oOo.ooO estate Of
merchant. had to buy of ;wcnty-two
other women before She could 20 on
her honeymoon with the Baron Jo-
seph d" Ncrwin, II was revealed in
This disclosure was made when
The baron sought tn" custody Of
their S-year,oid child. Stanisious
with her attorneys, Tough, the pe;i-
tjon
ON the day of their wedding in
Paris the twenty-five female pen
siorcrs appeared on the scene. The
Me, when the baron whispered
something, 20 his bride. and She
nodded and scr!hhl.i fcw checks.
There We're nine paramours. four
worsanatir wives. TWO common Lave
wives. ana others to be settled
with In cash that day. according to
were q little late STOPPED the couple
2s they we've about 20 board the
train for Vienna on their honey
moon.
Il costs lot to break into, nohi-
ana AN officer IN the Austrian army.
When the wedding party LETT the
b rrh She said, he Norwn waS at
tackled ~ troop of fcmai, pension
- S3olO each.
MIS-. IL Norw!n was asked how
rsHyh i took TO buy N those women
in iph-iot and - settle with her
husbands creditors. and She replied:
".Nlout SiOOouu''
Mrs dc Norwin's lawyer told the
[ court tn" baron wanted the custody
Of thc child, because he knows the
child Will be a certified check 10
him rs long rs he lives.
This man has passed his life under
the rcd lights OF iohluchcry." the
lawyer continued "llc was ctcrnally
IN trouble With divers women in va
rlorS countries.
IN" baron related that he entered
tn" War ~ Isl; and that his wife
led 20 America and h. had no; seen
th, AHA ne" that time. The case
.lnL-MCnl Mn.-- llnc.nlncr 80.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-26

will be rendered The musical pro-
gram for the evening service will in
cludc "Magniflcat." "Iiark. Hark. My
soul" "Sanc,us" and 'IIallowcd
Night" by a male quartet.
Christmas music at the Second
Presbyterian Church will be rendered
during botn services.
The musical program at the Porter
street PRESBYTERIAN Church will in
Portals. doXology; solo. The cir, -
Z me Upon the Midnight Clear" organ
post!ude ~ The evening service the
anthems will! b. sing. OH Heaven"
%, Come 10 Ny Heart"
choir selections will be sung and
anthems rendered at the Park Place
~ T.. Church in honor OF Christmas.
thc services VIII open with pre-
Id. tc!!o"ea S% Hmm, ''!!ark, Tie
Herald Angels Sing" Arise. shine,
for Thy Light Is Come. anthem,
And There were Shcphcrds:" hymn,
| ON, Come. Yc Faithful" after which
"A poStludc will Toe sung Several
| quartet solos will be rendered AT
the evening service. and hymns and
| anthems sung.
| At the Broad Street Methods,
| Church the following musical service
Will be held: organ ana violin: Rer-
ccuS" tGodard): anthem. 'Hallclujah
| christ Is Born" lRiSchon): anthem
| Hethlchcm" O8artlctD oncrtory. 20
| Divine Redccmcr" tGounod), soprano
and alto organ and violin. Romance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-26

labor on the part OF the board. the
hospital reached a critical financial
period.
AT a meeting Of the incorporators.
To which the board Of managers was
Invited 10 hc present. Il was the
unanimous opinion of the board of in
corporators that the doors Of the
hospital should be closed AT once.
Mrs. John II. Lishtfoot who had
come 10 the board in 1852. and was
at that time secretary, arose in The
meeting ana said:
''Gent.cmcn. this cannot be done.
The work OF this hospital is Il far
reaching charity. and it mus, 20 Oh.
l ask FOR Il rcprievc OF two months.
al which time | will report the iinan-
cial condition and then accept your
decision.
Al the designated time il was
found that al! bills had been met.
leaving a small balance AS the
years passed. the ccntury-o Old build
Ing became more unfit for occu-
pancy. and, though various sug-
gcstions were offered rs a means OF
securing new building. no plan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-26

material!zcd until, in 1916 Mrs. John
Il. LightfOot conceived the idea of
launching campaign. This idea
took deiinite form when, In February,
1917. a meeting was called. and, after
an earnest discussion. II was unani-
mously decided to start this cam
paign.
Mrs. Lighifoot secured Bert Wells
as campaign manager After an
earnest prayer by Airs. Lightfoot for
direction and guidance in this great
undertaking. the meeting adjourned.
So II may be seen that it was
through the inspiration. faith and
courage Of Mrs. LiShtfoot tina; the
hospital. which had been started by
Mrs. jenkins, has achieved its pres
cnt success. and through the gcncr-
os!ty OF the people the continuance
OF the work has been made possible.
Had II not been for war conditions
just after the campaign. the hospital
would have been completed without
the heavy Indebtedness which IL now
carries.
Mrs. Lightfoot. as chairman of the
building and finance committees.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-26

WAS ably assisted by Mrs. Thomas
w. McCabc. secretary; Mrs. Pryor
Davis. treasurer. and Mrs y. l.
Straus. who were kccnly alive to the
great Responsibilities resting Npon
them. and who gave their services
chccrfully
The secretary states that nj,
equipment in IN" new hospital was
purchased from Richmond merchants
except the operating equipment
The house is assuming an air OF
comfort and n;tractIvcucss under IN.
supervision OF Mrs. creed Davis
chairman of the house committee
Mrs. y. l.. li.nna is in charge OF
the nurses home, ana. with her abl,
corps Of workers. new ways and
plans ar" being devised FOR the M.
lift and home comfor, OF the nurses
Miss Mary Norwood. the urcsldcn,
Of the board. IS known for her I'm.
failing charity. her influence for good
being fc!, by every member
1t has been said tina, she accom-
rI!shcs what -. rau! failed to do
lin that all denominations work to.
geihcr in HARMONY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-26
BAPT|sTs PLAN TO SPEND
s11,000,000 IN BUILDINGS
Educational Institutions Operated
by Denomination VIII BE
RcCipicntS OF Fund.

NASHVILLE. TENN. Dec IS
co,,n ,,.,.,,., ;,,,,a 80 .nrna
SoutH'4 -" i'''H'" '''''''N ~
Sli.o00,eoo during the ncNi fou'
years on new building and Equipment
for oauca:l.naI institutions owned by
,
inc denominations d'V0iu'"S ~ 1t.
decision announced at the Offices OF
tho church 8, Snshvun, Tenn. An
i. ,,.;,, \,
spent during ;hat period III lifting
the dpbts OF the institutions and in
oroost. 80. ,,,,s
N'c"S'"S ."o.' ''H" " N,
., s.-,.s,,4- 90 .,,. .r,,-,r, -, Oh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-26
NORFOLK PLANNING SIGNAL
CORPS GUARD COMPANY
win tsr trm"ry az CIty's Light Ar
tsilrty Blues. hich Is Al>u
iIciur Itcur..;tnizcd

U" ~ q Inc I.WUS- II.sUa'NN-
NORFOLK. VA. De-. 25.--plInS are
on foot here To organize u sjcaul COM
nany AS par; OF the Virginia National
Guard
&. T. de Ia Barre, who served as
an OH rrr N The signal corps in the
word Wa. - behind the proj.c.. and
h"s secured a number OF signatures
90 has application.
Il IS expected that tho CITY viii
provide quarters for the orEaaiaa,i
Nrmorv That orsan!zation IS Also
ocln- r'u:.HnI2cL
VIRGINIA AT present has no signal
corps troops Its one sigma company
winch MAS "r"au:2cd IN Richmond in
,S!@. VA utilized 10 form Hcadguar-
''rs cg:rpar.tS % Two artillery rcgl-
won;s In the TweHty-ninth Division
bnd served overseas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-26
wnrship to Greet Colby.

BUENOS AIRES. Dec. 25.-The
Argentine government has sent II
battlcship to Montcvideo to receive
Secretary OF state Bainbridgc Colby.
1t was announced today. This action
was ncccssitated by the fact that the
Amer lean battleship Florida. on which
Colby is visiting South America. will
not be able to enter the port here be-
cause Of lack Of sufficient depth in
the harbor.
He'll to Wake no Changes.
LYNCHBURi. VA, Dee. 20
George NJ. Bell. who becomes city
Treasurer here January !. succeeding;
III. i. Adams. who resigned several
mOnths ago. VIII mako no ChaMEcs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-26
Tree for CoIored Poor.

\ program OF unusual interest has
been arranged for the Community
Christmas tree to be held in the St
Luke Auditorium this afternoon at
3 O'Clock under the auspices OF the
co!orcd department OF the Community
Recreation Association. a special
Christmas musical program Will be
rendered by the Sabbath Glee Club;
said 10 be the most popular colorcd
musical society in the city. The
exercises will he held in connection
with the distribution OF Christmas
stockings TO the poor colored chill
drcn. NJ a ,Morrcii. oil the Com
munity Recreation Association. has
charge OF the distribution OF stock :
ipss 10 the colorcd children.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-26
CASE ACCIDENTALLY SHOT
WHILE ON HUNTING TRIP
Nrli-known hallway Engineer IirS
IN lIr;>tol Hospital. Where
lie VIII tkccnk,r

N n INT-- y. Doc. -I--"S y. tAsc
a W".'-"Hgwn southern Hallway .u.
E.nt'r WHO StS accidentally sho,
Yesterday as John II Johnson. whi!.
t.a.. h-h'-n- IN scott county. VIZ
gina near Gaze Clty * in a local
""sp''i! ipr surgical treatment I'll.
.h"t entered MS left thigh just above
ne knee TN" wound : regarded -
,si',t'.- h'' j Is no; Thought shat !;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-26
VIII Cali Director Foley,

WASHINGTON. Dec 25.-Director
OF Operations Foley OF the Shipping
Board probably viii be the frs, wit.
ness called by the Walsh lnyestira;.
ING committee when sessions are re.
sHm"d. II was said today. Tho com.
hittee will! lie called early in Jan.
uarF. II was Indicated. and AN cnor,
VIII be made to conclude the Invest.
ShtIOh In 4 Shnrt limo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-26
GaInN'. Greater Is,Ir cra,

GALAN. w. Dec lN--Thc S:,l,y
ar Association proposes to ma a
DIE improvements on the grouilGs
pctorc the next exhibition in IN. fail
20 .o repaired the fences r.hn,It ~
cL'ctric IlShtinG system installed and
an entirely new Agricultural dispiu,
building will be erected
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-26
Mrs. Mnry EIiIahcth Payne

Funeral scrvicca FOR Mrs. Mar!
Elizabeth Payne. aged 30. who died
Thursday morning. in the home Of
her daughter. Mrs. Eppa Hunton, Jr.
$40 West Franklin Street. will b,
conducted this afternoon at 2:3,
O'Clock in Warrcnton. She waa the
widow Of General William ii. Payne
n distinguished officer OF the Con
fcderatc army.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-26
Completes m Ycnr. of Scrx,c,

IlNCIlIiUI,G, VA, Dec. 25-Knb.
crt Is. Adams. sergeant Of the police
here. has Just completed thirty-sI ,
years Of scrv'r" with that depart
mcn,. Ills original commission /,
signed 10y Carter Glass. now United
States Senator. then clerk of the Cit.
Council
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-26

in the personnel OF the Office. w.
Nowl!n. who mas been connected with
the office since 1881, and Miss Nancy
Cruuhart continue us deputies
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-26
Funeral 81 nobrr,,on ToIu,

]" !uner4I .: JOstlh laval Ron
"riA1n, a="d 81 who WAS engaged ir.
'r lumber business number OF
5'afs VIII ~. .r!G this afternoon at
-' "t.peE from tac nome. go i-Ioy-
Hf"nEa ~ Robertson di"d Fridsv
.'ihns iT.Io-.InE "a weeks Illness
~ IHs-lULf %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-26

l.. +. w: anthem. GLORY. Praise and
Power" tDieks): anthem. star OF the
Orient" tShcllcy); christmas" (SEcl-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-26
Our Mr.. Christian

has been i'll and off duty for some days,
and taking advantage of his absence put into
Office Furniture
He will probably do kicking when he are
going make him get the Band Wagon other Furnish
ings all store-at reduced prices.
Solid Of Desks just unoadd will take orders accord
ingy until January 1s Office and Chairs and for no
whatever than the camorng public Clover prices
Gee Whit but mind sYDNOR HUNDLEY are always
on the job with the stuff.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-26

qua recently that supporters 90, Jose
Andrews Uftccha. former Minister OF
Foreign Relations. who was defeated
i'm tho presidential election hr Con-
cral Chamorro hnl apnnalr' 10 Tia"
state Department TN WASHINGTON to
take some notion rcEariiuE tro cleo
tion. aSscrtir. tina. raE-put frudus
were committed They were said 20
lie supported hv many Iuf'r.u;ial
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-26
CHAMORRA IS PRESIDENT
OF NIChRAUGAN NATION
Minister to PANAMA Gives ont Mes
sage Confirming Result az Cen
trail American Election.

FNNNAlN Dec gi-Tho NTCaro-
guam legation a. Panama today gave
cut invssag" from the MHuacga
Foreign once stating tina; tho ma
iIonal Congress has declared Diego
Manuel 'hainnrro nul EarJo'o Mar
;inc2 coust!tU'ipualtv elected rG"si-
IcNt and Vice pr.stGon'. respectively
81 Nicaragua Tho new executives
are to take Office January J.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-05-29

Scoutmasters have ordered all
BOY Scouts to report at Scout head
quarters. corner of Sixth and Kan
eas, tomorrow afternoon promptly
ut o'clock to form in column to
march with the American Legion in
the Memorial day parade. Scouts
who have uniforms will wear them,
but those who do not have uniforms
will report, the orders state.
AS far as was known this morning
by o. G. Gullhur, in charge OF ar
rangements, eight local organizations
will participate in the Memorial day
parade tomorrow afternoon. The
parade will form at the corner o.
Fourth street and Chickasha avenue
at 2:30 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon
and will proceed west on Chickasha
avenue to Eighth street and thence
to the Rose Hill cemetery, where
each organization will conduct It's
own Memorial services.
The parade will be led by the
Chickasha Concert band under the
direction of Musicians union No 5l2,
All musicians who desire to play in
the band should report at the city
hall tomorrow afternoon at 1:3e
O'Clock, when the band will assem-
HE before the starting of the parade,
Gulihur said this morning.
Members of the Chickasha post OF
the American Legion will meet this
evening at 1890 o'clock in the Ar
mory hall for the purpose or com
pletng arrangements for the post s
memorial services tomorrow after
noon, Commander L. e. Emanuel an
nounced yesterday.
The commander yesterday issued
an order directing all former sol
ders. sailors and marines to appear
for the parade dessed in full uni
foms. A volley will be fired over
every grave of men who died in the
service during the war. The graves
will be decorated with American
flags. according to plans.
That all ex-service men are re
quested to take part in the parade
regardless of whether or not they
have uniforms, was the statement
made today by Commander Emanuel
Although all local banks have sign
ed an agreement to close Monday
legal holiday, all stores will be
open, Arthur Ersland, secretary oi
the Retail Merchants aassociation
announced this morning.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-05-29
LOUTHAN IN RACE
FOR LAW MAKE R

Mart Louthan, pioneer citizen and
well-known throughout the county, in
response to requests from numerous
friends, today annQanced his candi-
dacy for the state Legislature, issu-
ing the following statement:
To the Citizens of Grady County;
Quite number of my friends have
asked me to enter the race for Rep
resentative of Grady county, and af-
ter careful deliberaton l have con
cluded to do so.
FOR several reason; first, we have
splendid state institution here in
our College for Women that needs
good and friendly representation in
the legislature at all times.
I also feel that ! could be of use
to the people Of the state in gen
eral way. If elected | will repre-
sent no particular class but all the
people of the state.
| believe in taking good care OF
the schools of the state as well as
all other state institutions.
| also believe in good roads but am
of the opinion that too much money
Is being spent in temporary work
The work done should be of per
manent nature, to-wit: hard surface
roads with cement and steel bridges
as wooden bridges are temporary and
wasteful. This applies to counties as
well as the state.
OF course it necessarily follows
that | am a Democrat, and might
add. a Wilson Democrat, and stand
ing squarely behind the administra
tion and the peace treaty and legau'
Of nations as Originally drafted.
AS there is practically no remuner
alton TO this office, | shall not make
an active campaign but leave my can
didacv entirely with the voters of th'
county.
have lived in Grady county 10
the past 30 years and should know
our needs, having been closely ide"
tified with both the municipal am
county organizations.
Very respectfully yours
MART LOUTHAN.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-05-29
FERRIS ON BILL
Of ARMY POINTS
OUT OBJECTIONS
Congratulates Congress and People
On Elimination Three Features;
Says People Don't Want Peace
Time Conscrlption.

Washington, May %. Representa-.
tive Scott Ferris IN a speech this
afternoon congratulated the house
conferees, the house members and
the country over the fact that sue
cess had met the efforts OF the con
gressmen to eliminate the three OBJ
jectionable features of the army re-
organization bill.
Ferris said in part: This people
opposed the perpetual conscription
feature in times of peace. AS the
senate passed the bill the executive
could at any time declare an emer-
gency without congress taking ac-
tion and draft eny man between the
ages of Is and As. AS one who sup
ported the war and voted for every
war measure must say that con
gress should not aud the country did
not approve such a provision.
THE second provision over which
the country was Ill at ease was not
compulsory military training, The
senate passed voluntary training
feature which was sought to be used
as Il basis for forcing the conferees
to agree to compulsory military train.
ing provision. 1t was, so to spear
provision which congress could
easily at some future time twist into
a compulsory military training
and was very Objectionable to our
farmers, our laboring men and to
the people generally. In short the
people want no compulsory military
training in time of peace. They do
not want our country Prussianized
and | congratulate the house on elm
mating the provision from the bill.
"The third provision which was
very Objectionable to the thirty-five
governors, the thirty-five adjutant
generals, who openly protested
against il and the members of the
state military organization, was the
senate provision attempting to fed
eralize the militia. The senate
sought to strip the forty-eight states
of their power and authority over
the militia. | congratulate the house
committees for the good work they
did in defeating this proposition"
Mr. Ferris in a statement after his
speech said: Il feel sure the action
OF the house today will be crafty
ing to the many hundreds of Okla
homans who have appealed to me to
help defeat the propositions referred
to- | have received numerous let
ters from farmers who were unable
to get sufficient help on their farms
am sure it will be gratifying to the
laboring people of Oklahoma. | feel
sure it will be gratifying to the
eighty thousand soldiers in Oklahoma
who were willing to serve Loyalty,
fully and well during the war, but
who do not want any perpetual draft
or compulsory training in times OF
peace"