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TIONage.]had theRATIONtfey, late # having fned, reset. Har-sbted topayment.ilms willLET.itrator.that an the Gov-18, 1919.entitledicorpora-aln cor-29. 1874. . for the •ation, to ty Com-bject of ng, lea*-ate, and possess. bfits, and AssemblyHarrisburg Officers Back From France on Transport; Saw Service With ArtillerySTER,icltors.service anand adrlf and he flt; tance of : bones. II foot and t While In ed the atA number of Harrisburgers were among th etroopa which landed in Philadelphia on the S. S. Northland from France yesterday. Among them were Captain Herbert Schaefer and Lieutenant J. Steward Davis, both are members of the 351st Colored Field Artillery.Lieut. Davis is widely known in Harrisburg. He is the son of Mrs. Anna Davis, 1511 Derry street, a.nd was graduated from the Central High School, Dickinson College and Dickinson I.aw school. Previous to Ills enlistment, he practiced law In BaltimoreHe enlisted in October, 1917. He secured his commission in the Field Artillery following a course of instruction at the Central Officers' Training School at Camp Zachary Taylor, Kentucky. September 21, 1918, he went overseas, and served wit hthe 351st Field Artillery.Mrs. Davis* sai dthis morning her son is now at Camp Dbc, and she expects him momentarily on a forty-eight hour furlough, as it is customary to grant this furlough to officers when they arrive from overseas.“Get 0. IsRAn ov Frank A. date for t E. H. Be to the L predicted campaign “It’s all the vote ity will bWilliam ] election o is an a course we vote as Is are indict prlaingly Smith’s p the Repul Mr. 8m quietly tin ceived as: cry turn.
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Harrisburg Telegraph
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, US
Sat, Feb 22, 1919
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