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OKLAHOMA CITY TIMES, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1918.
many, he Mid official ' recordi up to
October IS nv the total aa 5,738.
General March akttched the official
line held by the tilled armies and the
Americana along the west front when
the fighting etopped. The front held
by the iirst and tecond armlet at that
hour measured fifty-two mile. Of the
American force General March aaid :
"It bad reached hi highest point of
military excellency on the day the
fighting, atopped and had endeared it
self to the hearts of the American peo
ple." , - ' .
Portp of the Atlantic coait from Bos
ton to Charleston, S. C General
March aaid, are being organized tn
handle returning troops, and it is
probable, that porta louth of Charles
ton will be used.
The question of final disposition of
the great cantonments ia being studied,
General March said, and no decision
has been reached. New construction
already, largely has been stopped.
In discussing the demobilization
plans with senators at their weekly
conference today, war department offi
cials said Secretary Paker planned to
stop all movement of additional troops
to l.urope with the exception of sur
gical units.
ALSATIANS URGE
YANKS TO HASTEN
AS STRIFE BREWS
People Reported Up in Arms
at Some Points.
PARIS, Nov. 16 A German air
plane arrived yesterday morning at the
1-rench lines bearing an urgent mes
saae from the mavor of Mulhausen,
asking that a French regiment be ernt
there to maintain order. The popula
tion, full of enthusiasm, has risen
against the Germans, who are retiring
in the utmost disorder, according to
the Echo de raris.
WITH THF AMRRICAV ARMIES
IN EASTERN FRANCE. Friday,
Nov. IS. Officials and civilians n vil
lages in German-occupied territory are
sending many messages to headquarters
here urging that American troops start
toward the Rhine as soon as possible.
It is feared that after the Germans
move back there will he trouble caused
by stragglers.
Most of these messages have been
sent with French and Italian soldiers
who have been released from German
prisons. These prisoners of war ire
reaching the American lines in large
numbers.
Fear for Their Uvea.
A note reaching headquarters of,. the
fir it American army today was writ
ten today by a villaite priest. He said
the German soldiers had been cele
brating the signing of the armistice
and his parishioners feared that their
lives would he in danger it trie Amen
cans failed to arrive soon.
Miss Margaret Wilson, daughter of
the president, visited Verdun thismorn-
iki. bhe then went to Mnntevuie,
where orlv bare walls remain. She
passed Malancourt, which for years
was in No Man's Land and now ap
pears like a pile of cru.hed rock, and
went on to Montfaucon, which com
mands a view of the country for miles
in all directions.
MRS. IN
LAST LOCAL TALK
At the luncheon given today by the
Y. W. C. A United War Work cam
paign committee at the I.ee-Hucklns
hotrl. Mrs. Jnsephm Ilaniels addressed
Oklahoma women for the last time due
ing her present visit in the state. Mrs
J. P.. Pershing introduced the speakers
d the day. Mu. Daniels and Mr. John
Hanna, field secretary of the Y. W.
C. A.
The committee in charge of the lunch
eon was Mrs. Rv Hoffman, Mrs.
Charles Guntcr and Mrs. Gus Talia
ferro. At 3 o'clock Mrs. Daniels left for
La 'ton, where she goes to address
audiences in the interest of the War
Work campaign. Mrs. Daniels will soon
join Mr. Daniels in South Carolina,
where a abort visit will be made with
relatives. From there Mr. and Mrs,
Daniels will go direct to Washington
Sug
ar Ration to
Be Increased One
Pound Next Month
WASHINGTON, Nov. 16.-While no
formal action has been taken by the
food administration, officials Indicated
today it is probable the sugar allot
ment for the entire country will be in
creased from three pounds a person
monthly to four pounds on Dec. 1.
T;J increase will else) apply to pub
lic eating places, allowing four pounds,
instead of three for every ninety meals
erred.
Lifting of all restrictions on the con
avmption of augar after January was
said by officials to be likely because of
, large supplies that would he available
then In Java and the free flow of Cu
ban sugar during that month. By Feb
ruary, it was indicated. Central Europe
and France and Italy should be In a po
tion to resume production.
Christian Science lecture at Auditori
um, November 17, at 2 p. m. Also at
Ovefholaer November 18 at 12 :10 p. m.,
for business folks. Admission free. No
collection. (Adv.)
Lvoff and Lansing
Confer On Russia
WASHINGTOkTNw. 16.-Prmci
Grrrt Lvsaff, first premier of Raaela
fht revoWtleel that tehraned the
er-, r ' i cm Iterator? Levitt today
r 1 s-'i k' ta chaotic
i t J .
WAHHINOTON, Nov. IS. Thi army cat
tily Hat given bul today aliuwl.
KIIImI In aolloa 1JJ
luetl ol ifaumlt
Hint at 4laMa
Vto'.imiM aliinllr
.Mleelug III tullun a
Total 7
cklahomana In Hat:
KII.I.Kl) IN ACTION.
I'rvt. John M. Altar, Ho) I.
int. John Heeler Mallixk, ttaredrii.
I'rl. Mm Jay, HaHeliorii.
DIM) OK Wol'NKH.
Carpi. I-eimlel L. Itarri, Allan,
lurul. Mm. IV. JtylM, Autre.
11 Kl Ml-' D1H.-.AHI0.
I"rt. Charlie Varlxirougli, Wjtaneaw..:.
ITll. harlry II. I'rrkiue, Tcrllmi.
I rl. liutllrr I). Malliia, fw Wlleui.
VMIllNIM'.i) UK VKlttil.l
Corpl. Kef I.. IllrUerton, Ntuarl.
I'm, Hell McMimiin, lllblile.
WoUM'Ki'. Hli.UHf.ai UNUli-
TtKMINKO.
I'rrt. frank It. Karr, Tliorota.
WUl'NUhl HLIIiH ll-K.
1TM. Ilouert I.. Newberry, Ihaiull, .
turpi, ttllllnm A. Muugrr, tulil.
Mr, hank, lUlon I,. lileain, .
I rvt. ( lerem e t . Itamar, lrnirlg,il.
MINIMI IN Al THIN
Prrt, Sblm . McDonald, Htuiwwall.
Kll.LKI IN ACTION,
(apt. Klljaii W. Woreham. KvaneUI. Ind.
Lieul. Clarence C. Jiorchar, Nawark. N. J.
Llsut. Arihur B. farlatm, Anaotirlaa, Waah
1. 1. ul. Jama W. Kraiur. Curlollallla, Va
Uaul. riank J. lianl, (llenUura, C!al.
I.ltuc. lxTuy A. jam'ulluuvh, i:lih-V 111.
l.lcut. liarlia J. Nawlaml. faillllaf, Vlah.
Haul. Mlllun Jarrall Nurnian. HuoLmrjr, fa
David M. Hull, rUon, Han Oloo, Cat,
Uaul. hany II. Hlaymakar. feabody, Kan.
I.ltut. F.lmur H. TtrhuiiB, Nawark, N. J.
I.lut. ari-y J. Vialralll. Marklilier, N. V.
Uaul. Kilw. K. Wllinrk. (Jonavt, N. Y.
Ml. MiiJ Kail II. we. Kaaton, Pa.
u..,r t'url A. 4'hllNn. Naahvllla. Tann.
Hani. Vm. Juwph McUlluchay, llrouklyn,
8rl. Ij.Tld W. Munrtla, Hallam. Pa.
Uirpl. Harbrrt II. Aiiama, Oak (lilt, ul,
Curpl. ll 1. Alnaila. I'tlia. S. K.
i-oruL i:.cll A. Alliriallt. Myraruaa, N Y
L'orul. (lurilan lwall Jirown, lhnon,
Carpi Arihur Drlna Ohuroh, Marblahaad,
Maaa.
Turpi. Karl E. JIUaon, SVyomlnf, III.
Curpl. Uyd C. Irvln. Huniaiavllla. N. 0.
Coipl. Kuward M.Caulty, LtUa, N. Y.
i ,,ri,i Willi. (1 Maoon. Louialjuri. N. O.
Curul. Vtatiuu n. I'apparman. Willlamapurt.
1'a.
Corpl. Paul Joaeph Palara, Eaaton, Pa.
t urpi, itarurit It Iteaar. Nlordan. Minn.
Corpl. Wm. M. allav. Ilrglra. Hf.
t uipl. John It ,aailiu(. Tupaka. Kan.
Mihank', Allirrl linirad 1'bllllpa, Utlra.
N V
Watiunrr. Dunk I B. Taomana, Htdiawood,
N. J.
Cook. Iieriiard F Davla, I'aorla, 111.
rKIUTU
John n. Akera, Iloyl, Okla.
j, mu Vt Alliaun. Niw talk City.
John Anilxrx, llrooklyn, N. X.
VMIIlam Xakrr, iJal, ky.
William liarnia. (arauovllla, Mich.
Aha Jlallinura, VVaanllullan. D, C.
Jraia tilantun, Ml. IouT, Mo.
rSuward Harman Kuahin. Marlon, 0.
r'lil. in lo 11. Caatro, tiraokaltvllla, Taiaa.
Jaiub Cohan, N'aw York City.
Hotoart A. Dana, Harttnrd, r.y.
ixmald Klnall, Kant, '
llay tlrnjainln Fraaman, Tarla, III.
I.lualsil Kuniano, Creallna, I).
Knrliu Fuaati, llravar Kalla, Pa.
Wm. 11. liallaghur, Albany, N. T.
Alriaiilar M. Uanlnar, BrooSilyn, N T.
Carlo Uliwllo, Northampton, Vlaaa.
to T. doff. HI. lAiula, Mo.
( ul tiufurlh. Marahall N. C
I'hlllp Uuluataln. brouklyn. N. T.
Itay llouxlwln, lclita. Mo.
Juaaph A. (iuu)on. Pawturkat, H. 1.
Antaiilo Uioaau, Wtlarainf, Pa.
Wm. K. Krnilrlrk, lluhl, Idaho.
I'harlry ('. Kunhruuah, KlmlYilla, Tann.
Jaaaph Irwan l.laaabrt. Omaha, Nab.
KuiatllO K. LpiI, M'llroi, Aril.
Iatar J. Lurtay, Eaat Harbor, Ma.
Hiomaa Lynch, Havaratraw. N. Y.
Mi'lvtn r. Moi'lura, llulmravllla, O.
Kmlarlik A. Markanilr. Hayonna, N. I.
Otto MiManua, llrlilaaport. Conn.
Ilnnald J. Mi I'm., Hcotland.
Kiaamond o. Madann, Allrl Ia, Minn.
Io E. Malrtt. Kiathuah. N. Y.
Alia" It. Maun. Columbia, .
William Marron, Utlra, N. Y.
Mli'harl Maraallo, Ml. anion, N. T.
John I. Mra,ta. Iiutlar, pa.
Hlln L. Miner, Hoar, N. T.
Iinano Minai, t hlro. 111.
Thomaa Miti'hall, Aurura, 111.
Maaon til ward Nlaon. Hllladala, Mlrh.
Allan A. Nunama, har, Towar City. Pa.
liwtn H. () lioniirll, Kravarilala, Pa.
Frank Cawald. Camrron, Slo.
Wlllarrl (Iwlnga, Dadavllla. Mo,
Arthur Padla. rlmumlar, col.
Hainurl A.Iain Palmar, J( hnatown. Pa.
Kuaana Pair. Kvanairllla, Ind.
Allan ralrnk. Nlonmall, Mlaa.
Ja. II. I'atirraon, Wararly, Tana.
Martin Auauat pfalfrar. Rllwood, Naft.
l,orsa llaivay Pbalpa, Hlrhmund, Mu.
William U. Pulk, liiaira Milia. pa.
Hubarl L. Ponder, lionlphan. Mo,
Hamuli rrlaamaii, Ilalllmore, Mil, -
Arrhle 8 (Jnlnn, Utlra, N. Y.
Paul It lladford, lllannwood, la.
Kalli Hamaloaakl, rattereon, N. J.
Priar I. Haymond, Vamlargrlft, Pa.
Qaka ltarvra. Iloila, Ark.
Jamra J. hrlllv. kloaaton. K. Y.
laham XI. CroMilne, Uullinan. Taiaa.
llxiraa M. Kowlry, Hrl(lllun, Ont.
I Mia Hoy, llunklr, I.a.
Kdaard l.loyd Mall, New York City.
W 1111am V Hodar. Mi Kaaaport, Pa.
Morrle J Mlark, W'rllatnn, Mo.
Harl.y Htliklay. Kranktln. Nah
Itarrv N. Tarulnlan, Harlfurd. Conn
Juhn Trrnrn, Adraln, Minn.
IMitt J Wood. Iliinn, N C.
Nlrk Zuui-haro, Chlcaiu, 111.
niKIl OF Wilt 'NOB.
('apt Rowland II. McLauuniiii, Chlraao. III.
l.laui. I.awrnnra B. Linen, Alamaua, cak
o t. i harli-a II. tltlMuui, Kaiialngton, Pa.
Hatat. Albert J. Meanvern. Troy, N. I,
I'uipl. A Hurt N. rum. Utile Fella, N. T.
turpi. HfiiJ Arthur Fuller, Plltaburf h, Kan.
rrpl. HuMiar H Juliiieon, Cameron, Teaaa,
Corpl. John R. Newman, Caraon CHy, Nov.
Corpl. Oliver II. Plena, Ht. Loula, Mo.
Corpl. Storrlo K. Itoinry. nalem, Mo.
t orpl. l.ae W'llllama, Ht. Oharlea, Va.
Corpl. FrederK k i Archer New Turk Oily.
Corul. lomarl I IVarry. A flea. Ok la.
Corpl. Harry J. lllllaldoui, Hudao Fall.
N. T
Corpl. Joeeph Blahop, New Tor City.
( oi pl Jueeph Huttoni. Ht. Jamao, Mlna.
Corpl. Arthur K. Cargln, llanklna, N. I.
L'oipl Mike Caruao, Italy.
Coipl. iilai'lmo Cllanta, Conleyavllle. Pa.
Cm pi. Dinuiatt M, Cumba, Freano, Cal
Corpl. Juaaph M, Coatello, Uoeton, Maaa.
Coipl. (Han A, Corfut, Chlrago, III.
corpl Charlaa E. Cuneo, Foroa, Pa.
Corpl. III. hard lieware I.lly, Ky.
Corpl III k Dunabrrgen, Newton, la.
Corpl. Juvph E livoiak Mt. Vernon, li
Coipl. Waltar Dyrland, Calmer, la.
Ci.ri.l. AlPftt C. Rmeraon, no lea. Idaho.
Corpl Aiulrrw B tlrodalrkl. lanlioa, Minn,
Coipl. Maria Hamy. l.lhetyallla la,
Corpl Chariot U Hanael, New Yor City.
Curnl. Callle M Hirkry. Knotallle. Tonn.
Corpl. Haymond H. Hoffmen, Com m laky,
Ind.
Corpl. Wm, W. Jaymt, Amaa. Ok la.
Corul. Waltar Jefferson. McColl. H 0.
Corpl. Lowle Juyuar. Kooky Mountain. N. O.
trol. Frank J. KtdnAnr,ir.s Lanetnf. Mlrh.
Corpl. Harry F. I.a. khoya, Meroeraburg, Pa,
Corpl. Alvln C. Iinp. Iengary, w. va.
(torpl. Harmon K lndere. Ennla, Taiaa,
Oorpl. Fiad H. Immte, Allan, Kan.
Corpl. Hermen H. Lelvon, Blelne, Waah.
Corpl Cleude C. MrDonaia, Elertra, Teiaa.
Oorpl, Itlohard T. Maybury, New York Oily.
Cnrol (lenraa W. Miller. Ilarton. U.
Oorpl. Dana I, Montgomery, Terra Haoto,
ind.
Cornl. Arthur W. Nlrja. Daapwatar, Mo.
Corpl, Apoetoloa P. Parle, llrldgrport, Co a a.
Corpl, Halph Parker, wartaw, Ilia. C,
Oorpl. Walter Paakat, Krwln, Taiaa.
(orpl. Harlan Parry, W'rlgley, Ky.
Corpl, Edward A. Hauiea. Wichita, ITaa.
Corpl. Joeeph Beltler, jr., Alkoh. 8. a
Corpl. Klner Skud, Ironwood. Mich.
Corpl. Chariot II. Smith, Cltnoey, Mottt.
Corpl. Oliver J. Bmllh, Millmont, Pa.
Oorpl. Ollhart Jarrickl Biruma, OtnolanaU, O.
Oorpl. Joe Tarragona, Italy.
Corpl. Albert M. Thomee, DaartMrn, Mo.
Coipl. Fred Vlthnlfeky. Connellatllla, Pa.
PRIVATF.H.
John t. Wlenblrkl, Chlrago, III.
Uonard a. Wllato, Bellotoa, Pa.
died nr niwRAii.
rmvATKa.
RofHra Adklna, autlnn, Ky.
Charlaa Bennolt, Oakland, Qal.
i'llllaai Mlaott, Delia, Toaaw.
yeorge Boyd, Camdoa, K. X
Uemrd U rawer, Fltihuga, Va.
Howard A Broglay. Roadlna. Pa.
Waltar af Oalle. Treaura. R. J.
Ul H. CaHaa. aUhaa. a D.
Otto 1 Ollok. Cflak. Tana.
Waltar O. Knock. Whipple, 0.
Ueorge Krugar, Aahton, la.
Carl A. Meleoa, (ihaiiia. Nan.
Wm. A. Neaaeneon, Honuehy, Minn.
Kalmar I. NaM, Cttun, Wit.
Ira u. Newman, EikiiiK, ra.
Donald Nlokareon, Mlnux City, ta.
Michael Nlemlneii. Autoinba. Mlhn.
alls N. Northrop, Ulltnar. Neb.
Harry F. Oiler. Toledo, O.
Larl L. Oaborn HI. Jnaeoh. Mo.
Jeremiah J. O'Tolle. HrlKhton, Meat,
aimpeon U. ltaat. Cimtron, V. C.
Walter J. Hothherth Huffalo, N. I.
Dmiald P Tannrr J'rrknllle, Pa.
Wm. Jamea Taylor, llarrlaburg, Pa.
Lao J. Thrla. Fowler. Mich.
Jamea A. Thomaa, Orrenal.urn, Ala.
Ilumer C, Thoieby llrandbliinr, Mkh,
Wirier Tolema, Mhepherd. Mont.
Clifford Trout. Rookbrldge, O.
Edward J. Welea. Hnranlmi. I'a.
Lafayatta Walaton. Klin city, N. C
John W. Waabington. Harnravllle, Oa.
Hamual C. Walaon. (Ireenwood, H. C.
Haymona P. White, Byreruee, M. I.
Uurdon Wllllenii. Ray City, Oa.
Arthur O Witt. Haywardan, la.
Johll A. Woodcock, Ivanhuo, N C.
Allaire B Woodaon, Hllvar Hprlng. Md.
Kueaell Z. Worland. Hlirll.y vlll,-. Ind.
Ltiwitrd M. Wvna. Lurkpurt. N. Y
( herllr larhonMigh, Wynnawuod, Okla.
Victor .'!( I, White Plnre, N. V.
Luigl ahello, Chicago. 1)1.
MIHHINU IN ACTION.'
I.lrut. Clarenre Alriander, Whlilta. Kan
I.lrul. John rl. Oelilwln, Weeliliralei. I'a.
Lieut Harold U. ohocmeker, lirldgcinn.
N. J.
Htri. klaj. Clyde Woodward, Ureetiahurg,
Ind.
nrrgt. Kred Ileahn. Bault Hta. Marie.
Hergt, Al H. rltalllnga, Bhubuta. Mlaa
Haigl. Jemra A. I'cck. Marahflalil, Maaa.
Corpl. llarrey Cook, Oraenllle, H. C.
Corpl. Kredrrl. k M Haaa, Harrtthure. Pa.
Orpl Joaoph ('. Haley. Hoaehlll, Va.
CuipI. Charlaa F. Palmier, rJlataa lelend.
N. Y.
Corpl Italond II. Caaaela. Philadelphia. Ta.
Curpl. Itltliard Cluvaland, Kanton, i).
Corpl. Krederlrk It. Craftnn, Halllmort, Md
Corpl. Itarrv ilulterhall, Heading, pa.
Corpl. Harry P Ouartna, Uraenaburg, Pa.
Corpl. Allien B. llutcblnann, Philadelphia.
Corpl. Hobert Mtggart, Silver Point, Tann.
Curpl. Jamea Bhortall, Brooklyn, N. Y,
Corpl. Heerlra E. Black. Heading, Pa.
Coipl. Jueeph L. Hulllvaa, Halllmora, Md.
Corpl. Cheaiar Wallar. Uedalla. Ohio.
Mrrhanlc, Martin M Hohertt, Parkvllla, Md
Mrrhenla Adeltr Hobldoux, Catia Jollarlo,
. .
Cook, Wm. T. Thnmpaon, Colngton, Ky.
PHlV ATKH.
Crnrga David Allen, Houth Branch, Mlrh.
Clyde K. Applrmen, Roaring tprlnga. Pa.
Jamra J. Arnett, Parma, Idaho.
Waltar Atwood, Philadelphia. Pa.
W illla H. Hallay, Potttvllla, Pa.
Dork Hanther, Uoiway, N. C.
l.loyd O. llaughman, llraenraatla. Pa,
Aurello Bartallnl Philadelphia, Pa.
I.eo C. Bllrkey. Carhoa, Pa.
I'rary 1C Holllngar, llalateretown. Md.
Kprhalm Oeret Hyer, Columbia, Pa.
Anaelo Capoiioll, New York City
Charlaa P. Carlln. Philadelphia, Pa.
Harry K. Caae II a in lion. I'a.
V lnrrmo Carlrola. Warren, K. 1.
Jimathan P. Claueer, Allanlown, Pa
Waller M. Cohn, New York City,
lo J. Cola, Philadelphia, Pa.
!)oman!co Creno, Ilrlatol. Pa.
W'llber Croat, Indlanapolla, Ind.
John Curran Dayton, Id.
Krank P. Diet, Trladelphla. W. Va.
David Dougherty, Philadelphia, Pa.
Charlra (). lioiola, Detroit. Mirh.
...enley O. Drelhelhta, Hamburg. Pa.
Mrllor Dunkerly. Philadelphia, Pa.
Joeeph P Dwver, Alton. III.
Icl C Bekert, I.ajioaalar, Pa.
Jamra W. tlalwar, Helethorpe, Md.
Hamuel Oann, Philadelphia, Pa.
Wm. J. (lardner, Philadelphia, Pa.
Ernatt A. Ooehnt, Philadelphia, Pa.
John it. Oraham. Philadelphia, Pa.
Coome (Jrlego. Alhuauoroue. N. W.
John B. (Irlgeby, Orange, Va.
on,, k. origull, Philadelphia, PA,
Hlaggo Oullo, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Wm. E. Oroaa. Baltlr, Md.
Jainrt a Hertman, Philadelphia, Pa.
IaiiiIi B. Hayden. Trenton, N. J.
Paul M. Herr Incaatar. Pa
WelHHer Heretlno, Rrvera. pa.
fharlea c. Hudaon. Hallaburr, Md.
Fred W. Kornahrena, llrooklyn, N. T.
Juarph I.aramara, Brooklyn. N Y.
Wm. E. Lalug Mount W'lnant, Md.
Rugana Laird, llaltlmore. Md.
John A. Lambert, Bllllnt. Mont,
Robert A. Imhert, Maple Lake, Mlna.
Homer H. Innlng, Little Rork, Ark.
Adrlard Iit'ompte. Kewauburn, Me.
John It. Lewandowakl, Lenox, Mich.
Htanlry A. Llaewekl, Philadelphia, Pa.
Myron P. I.lvlngatnn, Radford, Pa.
Auguatua R. Alhertaon. Weathury, N. X.
IHIIert Anderaon, Hadrian, Norway.
Herbert H. Howera. Mlllington, Md,
llaorgt M. Iloyer. Wernertvllle, I'a.
Nuntlo Itramanto, Italy.
Charlra Mtvar Burger. New York City.
Harry C. Burke, Frederick. Md.
Thomaa B. Cavanauth. Jamaica, H. T.
Henry Catanano, Philadelphia. Pa.
(leorgo F. Chamoa, W Inamar, Ind.
Mike Ciler, Kaaatalt, Greece.
Alexander Merrla Croft. Hoi brook. Maaa.
Knieata Di Attlllo, Pklladrlplila, Pa,
Hamuel Daube, I. Eaaton, Pa.
Iluaaall Dev. Elllotavllla, hr.
Wm. J. I if ana. Haltahoro, N. T.
Candida, leiiaaal, t'lttahurgh. I'a,
Wm. R. Denner, Bellaravllle. Pa.
Elmer R. Dannie. Farmrtvllla, Pi.
tleorga W Dunmlre. chambertburg. Pa.
Wm. O. Ford. Plalntlew. Ark.
Hamuel Uahralovlrh, Potlavllla, Pa.
Carl W. (llnthor. Potlavllla, Pa.
tleorga Godfrey. Fprlngfleld. O,
Roy R. Hannum. Philadelphia, Pa.
meet J. Itarrleon, Philadelphia, Pa.
Harry U Hatton, Halllmora, Md.
Charlaa C. Hunt. Colemana Falla, Va.
Joha M. Hurley, Yonkera, N Y.
John a. Hurley, Drawbridge, Md.
Harry Moral. Philadelphia. Pa
Orockat Ingram. Hampton, Trnn.
urrt L, johnaon, Wakerield, Meat.
Harry T Jonre, philedelphla, pa.
Jama Jono, Chtttaaooga. Tana,
narren jonat, loungatown, O.
Vlnrant K alaua. (Vinakohockon, Pa.
Franelaa B. Kearney. Plttehurah. Pa.
Joeeuh R, Kern, Willow Drove, I'a.
virgu n. Igan, Dallat City, III.
David B. Lung, Colon Depnalt, Pa.
Alfio lorenxuiit, lllghlandtown, Md,
Homer Lmajny. Hurney, W. Va.
Hugh B. Mciirldo. Philadelphia, Pa.
Thomaa II. McOool. I'hlladalnhla. Pa
John T. McCullough, Weat Decatur, Pa.
Frank J. McUaakar, phlladllphla, Pa.
Joha A. MrllaeuiM, RIonowalL trkia.
rrana a. aiairon, lAwrenra, Maaa.
Lorrnio Marcotrlglano, Loiif leland City,
N. Y.
Wm. Marka, Throop, Pa.
Maa Maaey, New York City.
Hodd Mathewe. Philadelphia. Pa.
Ralph C. Maurer, Reading. Pa.
Edwin II. Mlakall. Philadelphia, Pa.
Paler Nlraa, Bridgeport, Conn.
Carl A. Olann, Philadelphia. Pa.
Cherlea A. Oleon, Brooklya, N. Y.
Edward M. O'NeUI, Jeeeup. Md
John T. O'Neill, Philadelphia. Pa.
Andrew O'Rawa, Elm buret. N. T.
Joeeph J Ormthy, Rhenandnah, Ta.
Bart Orwlg, Phlladalpkla. Pa.
Adolf Pace, Phlladalpkla, Pa.
Carllele Palmer, Coerob, Conn.
J'teeph F. Parell, New llaven. Conn.
Frank M. Parker, Phlladrlphla, Pe.
Mex Paaklewlrx. Perry. N. Y
peeqaala Prolate, palernla, Italy.
Hart Headman. Heavardele. Pa.
Uuatav A. Kelat. Philadelphia, Pa
(leorge Remphrey, W tlkeraharrt, Pa.
Frank R Hemy. Philadelphia. Pa.
Harry Mmlth, llrooklyn, N. X.
trneat E. Hmlth. providence, Md.
Frank Mmlth, Waterbury, Conn.
Juetln P. Bmlth, Klin Ire. N. Y.
Robert J amltti, Manoheetor, Co a a.
Raraual Bolt,. Philadelphia, Pa.
Irvln H. Blelllnge, Owlnga, Md.
John H. Btaelt New llrlanllan, Conn,
dward H. Bteffent, Brooklyn, N. T.
Ueorge T. Etlne. Dublin. Taaae.
Harold Tntua. Bprlntfletd, Chit.
Lena J. Waltert. Bebeellan, Fla
John J, Wlleon, Phlladeljhla, Pa
Bronltltw Wol.'kanU. Bay Bide, N. T.
Joe D. Krng, Frteodahlp, K. Y.
Oharlea Elrahteln, Philadelphia, Pa.
Chariot U Knox, Philadelphia, Pa.
Erakllo Koaman, Alhanla.
Erneet J. Kuchenbrorl, Wayhara, Pa.
Davla J. McClura, Wheatlaad, Ind.
Gerard Mtrtla, A ft on, N. Y.
Oaoraa T. Mitchell, Baltimore, Md.'
frank Mead. Ill, Philadelphia. Pa.
Bmdoa M, Mother, ktytllo, conn.
Clerenro R. Mowery, paradlte. Pa.
Denial i Mtrphy, hraoklya. Is. Y.
Joha A. Hurray. Philadelphia, Pa.
Bamael No-rogrtdtkr, New York City.
Lanpoldo Paaollal, Vaverly, Maaa.
Oectra JK Reeay. Blrtrd. O.
Bam B. RMieriaoa, Ohaltworth, Oa.
John Rom. Jr . Hrooktyn, N. T
Morrlt Rnaenblnm, Brooklyn, N. T.
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Pranelt B. Bent a Want Mlnat.r, Md.
waiter O. Baymour. brouklyn, M, I.
Morrla Bhaplro Htamfurd. Conn.
Elmer B. Roheckler, Philadelphia, Pa.
Elmer P, Blieppard. Blllcott olty Md
Edgar L. Bhartaan, Bavaga, Md,
John H. Bhulte, Pottavllle, Pa.
Emory W. Blmmona, flailing Crtek, Md.
Harry F. 81m on Philadelphia. Pa
Herman R aingar. Philadelphia, Pa,
Joha Bkonetney Oonnallevllla, Pa.
Luihty K. Bnydar, Bethlaham, Pa.
Oalvatora Skifla, Italy.
Elmer J entering, Wehatar, B. D.
Balvaloro tttagno, Brooklyn, N. V.
Ueorge Mtevena, Halllmora, Md.
yacar F. Bueet. pittaburgh Pt.
Donatoa Bum mo, Dunmoi e, pa.
Oacar W. Bwanton, N. (Iraaavan, Conn,
John Tarlaglle, Brooklyn. N. Y.
Harry Tlahler. Pltteburgh, Pa.
tvara Toioninaky, Brooklyn, is. I
amea U Trainer. Phlladripnia, ra.
a met A. Trimble. I'ltlaburth. Pa.
John A, Wagner, jenklntown. Pa,
Philip r. Wagner. Chlrego, 111.
Btewart M. Walthour. Harrlrun city, Pt.
win, h, waller, Hancock, i.l
Eugene Walla. Chant) villa, Md.
Iloraoo Whltealda, Cain.
Harvey Wlikert. Uoroii I.akr, Minn.
Oliver W. W'llllama, Whlirrnrd. Md.
Harry T. WlnnltiKt. Havelo, k, Neb.
Tom Zebroake, Krle, Pa.
Herman Narht, llrooklyn, N. Y.
alalrom (I H. Nrnrrrv. Philadelphia, I'a.
Wm. Nlhlett, Columbua, Ca.
Leo Oberlt. Roaavlllr. Md.
Herbert B. Phllllpa, Crape, Md.
neroerf u xmith, Abingoii, Md
Wm. B. Btarr. Tower City, Pa.
Hamuel W. Htraln, Ml Wluant, Md.
Wm. A. W'thl, Hhlladrlhpla, Pa.
Joeeph Walentukonla, llrooklyn, N. Y
Michael C Walah, laimin Plaifv Ta.
Wm. O, Waltert, Brooklvn, N. Y7
Edward H. Wllllama, Philadelphia, Pt.
OKLAHOMA CITY
AKD COUNTY GO
OVER IN DRIVE
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Chamber of Commerce rooms all day
Monday and that all persons who were
assigned quotas and had not subscribed
them would be asked through the coun
ty council of defense to explain to them
Workers will be stationed at church
doors tomorrow after the morn inn ser
vices and will take contributions for
the fund. J. F. Owens, county chair
man, had reports this morning from
country districts showinn that $15,225
had been subscribed already in the
county outside of Oklahoma City, and
estimated that the country districta had
officially reported einb.ty percent pf
tneir quotas, jno reports have been re
reived of the amount raised from some
districts. Country speaking dates for
last night were canceled, but eleven
lownsnip meetings are scneauiea tor to
night
Baker Sends Message.
"It Is ottr only way to reach our arms
of helpfulness to every distant Place.
where the flag of freedom is unfolded
for healing humanity, and to show our
measure of appreciation, is the mes
sage sent this morning by Secretary of
War Baker to E. W. Marland. state di
rector of the war work campaign, in
making a final appeal to the people of
Ukiahoma.
Provost Marshal General Crowder
also issued a statement to state cam
paign directors saying that our boys
will remain in service for many yearv
months and with allied soldiers will
have to be the policemen of the world.
"New governments are not formed in
a day nor can they be established at
the magic word of command, his state
ment says. "Welfare workers must
keep the spirit of the men high during
the trying time to come, and they can
not do this unless the American people
promptly and geaerously replenish their
war chest
Lrgent 'messages have been sent by
state headquarters to all district direc
tors appealing for .every one of the aev-
entjr-seven counties of the state to be
placed in the honor list by Monday
evening. No figures on the amount
the state has oversubscribed its quota
were available today. Some counties
have oversubscribed in such large
amounts and so many of the counties
have their quotas virtually raised that
it ia certain that the Jagging counties
are more than made up for.
Soak hands for anrne mrrmtee on
retiring in hut Cutlcnra eoaneuda.
Dry and gently rub them with Cut!
core Ointment until it crv-me. Wipe
on eurpitia uiniment wttn tisane
paper. Nothing bettav than these
euper creamy emollients lor rd,
mtign, chapped or Irritated nanda.
boon to young housewives.
aaaa free ay Maa. AASnea areteaed
"". tea, teeeaa IWiU e.ery.IeV
Bee aw. Uiawaeataiaed Be. taleaa aV
J Cricai
iV fwRd
NAV Rt4 Basil
I TQACTOR OIL I
I eNCHNfr OIL
TIME IS NEEDED
BY NEV7 REGIME
Six or Eight Weeks to Decide
Fate, Say9 Ebert,
BERNE. Switi, Nov. 16. If the new
German government can carry on its
work for six or eight weeks the future
nf new Cerniany ia assured, declared
l nednch Kbert, the chancellor, cm a
speech in Berlin on Thursday.
I hancellor thert said :
"If we can carry on our work for
six or eight weeks new (Jermany's fu
ture is assured and we also can hope
to obtain conditions of peace relatively
favorable, but if our adversaries can
establish that anarchy reigns among
us they will dictate conditions that
will annihilate Germany's political
life."
Berlin Reported
Free From Riots
COPENHAGEN, Nov. 10 The Her
lin" '"correspondent of the Hamburg
Fremendenbtatt is encouraged by the
events of the last few days. He re
ports that a large part of the members
oTthe soldiers councils have removed
the red bands from their sleeves.
Not all danger for democracy has
passed, the correspondent adds, but he
says the government can rely on the
soldiers, who are the real holders of
power.
A good Impression has been created
by the government's order to the sol
diers to obey their officers and maintain
discipline.
There was no disorder in Berlin yes
terday. Prince Adolpst Out.
BASEL, Nov. 16,-Prince Adolphe
of 'Schaumboorg-Lippe, says a dispatch
from Btickeborg, has renounced hit
throne for himself and his family. A
aoidiers and workmen's council has
taken over the power in the principality.
Appeal te Pope.
LONDON, Nov. 16.-ierman Catho
lies are appealing to Tope Benedict
against the heavy burdens of the ar
mistice conditions, according to a wire
less dispatch received here this after
noon from Berlin.
Second Presbyterian
Church
NINTH aad kTcKINLBT
SEV. V. S. SCHAUL, Paster
Public Prayer and
Praise Service
Sunday, 11 A. M.
For the manifestly providential
event in this greatest hour of
"human history.
Evening Service - - t:M f, M.
Chrlatlaa Eadeaver 6:30 P. M.
Cheap
Loose Leaf
Ledgers
Are Expensive
The Famous
"Jones" Ledgers
Are True Economy
They open flat and are built
to endure. It Pay. to Buy
The Jones
We can easily convince you
II you will but look them
over.
Western Bank
L i 1
Ivy
Supply Co.
TlfOUSANDS SEE
LAVTON PARADE
City Ablazo With Allied Col
ors; Airplanes Feature,
LAWTON, Okla,, Nov. 16.-(Spe-cial.)
Thousands of Oklahomans from
all over the state thronged Lawton this
aftrttoon to witness the victory parade
in which 20.000 army men from Fort
Sill and Post Field participated.
In a parade that was more than three
miles long, regiment after regiment ol
artillery marched with all the varie'i
guns of modern warfare.
One of the most spectacular features
of the gala day was a flight of seventy,
five battle planes from Tost Field,
which swept over the downtown distrirt
in V-hattle formation, like a huge
flnrk of wild ducks.
With weather perfect, the city a blare
of allied colors and the whole state
wild with jubilation, the celebration
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Tenth and Robinson Streets
REGULAR
BIBLE SCHOOL ....
PREACHING SERVICES
11 KM A. M.-7:J0 I VI.
Dr. I. N. McCash, president I'hillips University, will preach both
morning and evening, November 17th.
Morning Subject-'THE FI.OWMAN."
Evening Subject "GERMAN EDUCATION AND
THE W A R.
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR SOCIETIES ALL MEET AT :1S P. M.
Young people of the city, our Booster Y. P. S. C. E. is the largest
and most active society in the state. To become an active member of
it is a valuable asset to any young man or woman.
TO ALL CITIZENS AND VISITORS IN THE CITY;
If you are interested how reconstruction work after the war is to be
done so that no future war will result, COME and hear Doctor McCash
on the subject, "GERMAN EDUCATION AND THE WAR."
You will not only be entertained, but
attending these services regularly.
II. E. VAN
First Church Of Christ, Scientist
In Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Announces Two Lectures On
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
DR. WALTON HUBBARD, C. S, B.
of Spokane, Wash.
Member of the Board of lectureship, of the Mother
Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, .
In Boston, Massachusetts.
Auditorium
Sunday, NoYembcr 17, 1918, at 2 P. M.
OverholsGr Theater
Monday. Norember 18, 1918, at 12:10 P. M. for
. Buainess Men and Women
The Public Ia Cordially Invited to Be Present
Admission Free. No Collection
Five Reasons
You Should Borrow From
Local Building and Loan
1
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LOCAL
will be recorded as the greatest tn
neid in Lawton ana one 01 ue. meet
spectacular in Oklahoma history.
Approximately 700 Oklahoma Cftyansl
left this morning at 8:45 o'clock on.the)
arterial Frlirn eernrainn (rain to Lew
ton to witness the review and maneu
vers of artillerymen and aviators hi
training at Ft Sill and Post Field.
Vital Statistics
Iriha.
Mr. and Mrt. H. A, Boktr, JtlS Weat
Third ilrttt, boy.
Mr. and aire. L PeW. Oriffln, til Beat" .
Waeiilngton atraot. boy.
Mr. and Mra. Charlaa R McCraektn, ,
lilt Norlli Walker atmet, boy.
Dtttht.
n. N. Bpllltr,
IIS Wml Thirteenth
ttrert.
H C. Tarda, Arcadia.
William K. Kogera, 10
.
Rait Third,,
atreeL .
Harry Wttley Ilrown, 4!9 Bait Wada-'
worth atrrtt.
W, R. Rootrg.
Funeral trrvlcat fur W. R. Kffnra will1
ha hrlil at Ihe rhaprl of Htrcet Draptr
Hunilny afternoon al t o'rlorl). Kev. H.
T. Lane will conduct the gervlrta. Burial
will bo in Itoaa Hill remetery
i if
SERVICES
9;J0 A. M.
rill become educated by
HORN, Minister
Why-
Your Interest Is paid to local In.
veaton.; You keep money In
circulation at home. -
Your loan ia made quklly
without red tape; no commis
sion charged,
You can repay your loan in
convenient monthly instal
ment like rent; in amount of
100 or more or liquidate it en
tirely. Your paper are kept In our
vault, easily accessible on a
moment' notice not sent out
of town. V
Our Interest rates are reason
able and our personal service
unequaled by any concern in
the southwest.
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