The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22

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Response 100 oth,, UHrH nf in. '"un.
try. ptlahum1 rtiiuui.N. isu.i ih'
only stale WN... trouble nI" boon
had with magazine solicitors. yer.
auua who have .IduDU.H acquired
Var r.,ard.. wound rI.p's Hnd
desire FOO uU|p u'l.I bIftN.'l N'i.
rfpua ng t.I..tuF uu#Dr p.lHu 'I
,punIfu Uusus magazine. untr f"
aroused tUu American I,sIUH Htb
municipal authorities n' rHIt'u..,
N. s.. that tIH two forces H'''
combined against Hurh tHhD s"..I-
us Auyuu, seeking ID NDCu." in
aou msgu1iuoa H turned over Goo the
legion for Investigation. The f'm'
method iS employed lu Mnf} innd
The matter ~ tourist camps a
timely question and one that hnH
boon oftcu discussed ana nElinl'd
here ln Tulsa. has boon taken up DO
rcrioln rnrit of the country hy the
American Legion. Middle western
,ommuuIilcs ou the rlu.o of ihr
Southwest IRAN arc being equipped
with camping a.tUs Iy the American
Legion for the use ut the thousands
of motor tourists who onoh uiFni
escape hotel bills by pitching their
tents along the trail.
The Norman Howard post NJ Ada
entertained everybody I'm the town nt
an omen house. Tho feed, the nom
hers announce, viii consist OF army
"slum. with accessories to maich.
SO many citizens lined up FOR ohoW
that IL was necessary fpr the COOKE
TO mako several now patches. anc
before 30 was over ltuO people h'u
t.Ff. tf army ff1DHHUIf ~
Recently tho adjutaut NJ an
American Legion post iu Nost Viz
gIuin wrote to fcmurl lIuileH, ma
t.onal adiutant, stating that many
ex-scryice mon iu his town refused
To ioin tho legion, though they hnd
been told what a help the legion i'
to cx-soIdicrs, the letter closing With
this phrase: "But whom they get
In need we are the first place they
como To-" Adiutaut Bollcs, In re-
plying to the letter. said tLs.
believe the time VIII have 10 come
when we limit the service We give
"a able bodied service men TO those
who have thought OF us enough 10
ioiu the legion. | really am hecom
ing quite impatient with tho atu-
tudo OF many able bodied eN-sol-
diers who look upon the loglon ~
, n soft Rnap whenever they are IN
trouble ana feel at liberty 10 stay
out the rest of tho ttmo and knock
II whenever they choose. the
sooner we divorce ourselves from
this kind of char, tho better or we
all are going 10 be-
Figures at department hCaduuar
ters OF the American Legion Ol
Oklahoma show that alAo fully "a
10 90 por cent OF cx-servicn men OF
the state aided by the service divi-
glnns are not members Of the legion
4 few OF those mon whom tu'
legion has aided lu claims with th'
veterans bureau. or In ronchlnH
hospitals provided by the soldiers
relief commission or In ntkluH
claim for the soldiers rcNN run
have iolncd the legion whcih th'y
learned what they were doing tul
tho disabled. without charge and
without questiouing as to whether
they are members OF the legion oi
not
James l., Woucn post 40. 139
unit or tho auxiliary at Fairlonds
was recently organized with ~
charter members. The president d
Mrs. ]. &. Campbell. secretary Mrs
Anna shepherd. treasurer, Mrs
sam May, sr.
Olive NJ. Wallcu, OF Ramona, wa
named acting president Of a unit %
the auxiliary recently ufSan'to'
there with - charter members.
state headquarters OF the Amori
can Legion. bA4 Statt capitol Okla
homn city. is scckiug the preson
addresses ot the following men!
Harold berry formerly OF com
pany \, Thuty-thtrd infantry, Will
stationed IN Panama, lie is though
TO ne from NurkoEec.
Marion kirkland, formerly fror
company \. Thlrty-third Infantry
stationed In Panama, Thought I
Toe from McCuriau county, Okla
homa,
John n Bradford, & feet . mchc
tail; has brown hair and eyes
weight about liO pounds; dark Oily
complexion. wears horn rlWWt
srertacics. lie was formerly
member OF tho l44th infantry
Th.rty-slNh division i'm air scryle
station az Love field, Dallas TcNa
during the war
Charles f. Hohunan. Duncan
okla age 81; blue oNes, dark hali
light complexion. height feet /
brown coat. dark gray trousers am
a brown felt hcy. Information
wanted for Respondent wife am
mother
Walter Mohr an oN-serylco mar
last heard from while WorEug "a
a county road crew iu NortN ulkot
in the fan uf 1871 lie has dar
red hair blue eyes, is feet
inches tail, weights 1aG pounds, ON
finger OF right hand is drtormr,
aud hc is "a years old, His mothe
Is worried over his long absence,
John Albert HugEs, formerly
company &, replacement troop q
Camp Grant being discharged d
Portland ore. Property f. inyolNo'
Homer Rhuals, formerly OF
West Grand avenue Oklahoma Cit
sOkIn Compensation number
C-ij6-306,
G. W. bradley claims 10 he
member OF First Oklahoma ,utar
Try.
Sometime early in the year n
department executive committee
the American Legion OF Oklahuu
decided that the post showing u
greatest percentage of growth up