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Reports from Ginctnnats with reference to Column. Four. etate that marcters from South ‘Dakota’ ‘and ‘Towa’ reached Indianapolis Hovember 27th‘and were expsééted’ at’ Columbus, Ohio, November 73th. At Indisnapolis they numbered about fifty and twelve joined at that vlace. It is expected to add twanty at Columbus. The. leader of the, IndLanapolis” group | te Tames: Willer, PN og : - OF : wae ae rhe Bea. Jel es AL ge a toy Stith reference to: ‘Colfmn ‘onb'; srepoite indicate that about féur- hundred ‘said to be hunger marchers were in Toledo November fot * prooeedin: toward’ ‘Cleveland, “Youngstown” ‘and’ a Pattee nae ee peference to” Col tuart- Seven’ tron Buftalo, teports ae from Philadelphia- iridleate’ thatabout one hundred marchers arrived at Binghanton,’ New York, from Buffald*in three trucks and four or fiveautomobiles.' Recruits of about fifty additional marchers were to be added at Binghamton and one or two more automobiles, The group 1s to leave Binghamton’ Horember 30th, ‘arriving: at: Seranton ~ the’ same day.” The catimates’as ‘to recruits from the Pennsylvsnta Gistrict total fifty between Scranton and Rilkes-Barre, The group is eupposed to proceed %9- ‘Reading Tharadey: morning, | and | leave’ in the afternoon for Rashington. se ak WS cade tea, anette yy With reference to column’ Tight from Net: England, reports from New’ York indicate that about ‘six hundred marchers were exmected. +9 arrive in New York City tho: night of November 29th and be jo!ned by nbout' three hundred. They are‘ preparing t4 leave: Méw York City. November 26th for Baghington.' ‘There are anproxinately ’ twenty-five trucks. “Reports from Philadelphia State’ that eight hundred rarchers in Column’ Eight arc oxpectad: to arrive An Philadelphia Decerber iet at 2100: Pp , we : ee bs kof Additional resorts from New Yorx state that a frou. of ey-service men, numberins about forty~five, mill leave New York City in one truck before the hunger marchers start. These revorts indiceta that abovt one hundred thirty-tro men and elghteen women, gome-at’ then negroes, arrived at New York’ in the New Pnglsnd croup, | traveling in’ six trucks and three ‘old automobiles. ‘Carl. Recve de - paid’ to be captein, of this New ‘England (eroup, — “ \ Reports from Omaha indleate:t that: tiehty~eight fern: marchers th baa tenable: and lef + - Ome -_ fovember 25th : : : evelir ng aah Leas 6S ee Se ees 858) Dei We a la wpe ft pore sre are o 4 &: Thoce renorta have been received by the Suresu from various sources, the reliability of which, in many cases, is uncertain.