The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-02-16
WAR COUNCIL. TO
PLAN DETAILS Of
ATTACKS, CALLED
Strategy Board Calls In Captains for
Session Monday Afternoon; Es.
pected to Have Reports or
oruanixation.
MUST BE READY TAKE
OBJECTIVES AT DAWN
Zero Hour be Announced In Next
General Orders; Every Sector to
be Ready for instant Action;
Fix Communication.


be Ready for instant Action;
Fix Communication.
Details OF the drive TO be launche,
locking toward the civic improvement
Of Chickasha's residence district ar
being worked out by Col. u. II. Dare
foot and Lieutenadt Colonels @. W
Austin. T. H. Dwyer. Harry Ham
merly. o. Coffman. r. r. Montgom
cry and Jonas Cook. acting as .
hoard OF strategy. according to In
formation gathered this morning al
the division p. c.. which Is In reality
the Chamber OF Commerce head
quarters where the above named
officers meet MS members Of the
chambers civic committee.
That general war council IL 10
he held on Monday afternoon al
1886 division p. G., was tie gist Of
General Orders No. /. issued this
morning by Col. Barefoot. Seven.
teen captains have been named and
each captain has been called into
the general war council for the pur-
pose of talking over the plan OF
campaign before the zoro hour
comes.
Must Name Lieutenants.
AT that session OF the war coun.
ell the captains are instructed to
have the appointments OF their lieu
tenants and have their particular
part of the front organized and be
ready for the word to go over the
top in the drive, the objective Of
which is the marking of all streets
III the city. the uniform trimming
of all trees, the uniform improve
ment Of the parkihgs, the care of
the lawns and the planting of
flowers.
According to the plans of the STRAIT
egy board. the captains are to name
their lieutenants and the lieuten-
ants are to work In the territory as
signed to them among the high
privates. who are the residents of
rhickasha. getting them to place
markers on every street corner of
every block in the city. The cost
of these markers is 81 each, arrange
meHts for which Ilave been complet
ed through the board of strategy
working with the Chamber of Com
merce. Two street signs are needed
for each corner, the board has de-
oided, making a total cost for the
residents from one alley to the cor
ner and thence to the corresponding
alley on the cross street.
The lieutenants, it is pointed out,
will have the job of working among
the high privates and collecting
sufficient funds to purchase the two
street signs or markers. The cost
will amout to few cents for each
family.
Reports Are Expected.
There we're no detailed reports
On file at division p G. this morn
ing, but it was stated that the in
teliigence department was working
along the entire front with the pur-
pose Of getting all data assembled
for the council OF war to be held
Monday at the G. of G. rooms at
4 80. Tie signaI corps was report
ed also to be Oil the job getting the
lines of communication established
ir order that every sector on the
entire front would be in instant
touch with the division p G. when
the word to go over the top is given.
This is expected to come at dawn
on Tuesday morning.
Every captain is expected to have
a full and complete report to make
to the strategy board on Monday
afternoon as to the names OF the
lieutenants appointed and the par
ticu!ar part Of the front assigned to
them. The captains are expected
Ia explain to their lieutenants in de-
tail their duties and to be ready to
report to the board OF strategy the
extent of the organization in their
particular sector.
The captains. who have received
orders as to the territory covered
in their respective districts are:
District number one, J. M. Brown;
district number two, Hy DuBose;
district number three, DR.. D. M
Johnson; district number four, John
Hyndman; district number five, 7
T. Montgomery; district number six
John Il. White. district number
seven, B. B. Barefoot; district num-
Der eight, e. O. Killey; district
number nine, Geo. G. Calvert; dis
trict number ten, A. B. Cochran; dis
trict number eleven, DR.. L. E.
Emanuel; district number twelve,
Claude Kicker; district number thir-
teen. T. F. Bird; district number
fourteen A. Sidney Hancock; dis
trict number fifteen, M. A. Wylie;
district number sixteen, w. W. Yale;
district number seventeen, R. E.