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on, ed Reports from Cincdnnats » with reference to Colum. Four. etate that merctiers ‘from South’ Dakota’ and ‘Towa reached Indianapolis Hovember 27th’and were expected at’ Columbus, Ohio, November 7th. At Indisnapolis they numbered about fifty and twelve joined at that place. It 1s expected to add twenty at Columbus. The leader of the IndLouapol is” group x James Willer, “ mt vos anise een t about four: hundred -said to be hunger marchers were in Toledo November 29th eeédins” toward veland “7 With reference to Colima Seven’ front puttalo, reports from Philadelphia~ iridleate’ that‘mbout one hundred’ marchers arrived at: Binghamton,” New York, from’ Buffalo‘ in three trucks and four or five automobiles.’ Recruits of about fifty additional marchers were ta be added at Bingharton and one or, two more automobiles. The group is to leave Binghamton’ Novembgri30th, ‘erriving at-Scranton | the’ eame day.” Tho ostimates’as ‘to reoruite from the Pennsylvonta district total fifty between Scranton and Rilkes-Barre, The group is, supposed to proceed t3_ Read: é. Thursday mornin; cand, leave n the afternoon for’ Washington.’ : With reference to Columi’ Tight, from Ner: England, reports from New'York indicate that about ‘six hundred marchers were exectted to arrive in NewYork City the- night, of: November 29th and be jo!ned by about! three hundred. “They ara‘ preparing t4 leave~ Néw York City. November 29th for Kashington.' There are anproxinately "tronty-five trucks. "'Reporta from Philadelphia state’ that eight hundred marchers in Column’ Etght are expected to arrive 4a Philadephia Decoxber let at 200° Pal ‘ : x hore ’ yet Additional reports from New Yor state that a grou. of ey-service men, numberinz about forty~-fivo, mill leave New Yor City in one truck before the hunger marchers start. These revorts indicate that about one hundred thirty-two men and elghteen women, some “of them negroes, arrived at New York’ in the New Fnglsnd croup, traveling: in’ six trucks and three‘old automobiles. “Carl Recve is . said” to be captain of this New England group, oe ue * Reportis' from Omaha indicate that twenty-eight farn marchers "teaveling 4a, ‘tH10" trucks and left-Oneha Rovenber 25th. . a These ronorts have been received by the Buresu from various sources, the reliability of ynich, in many cases, is uncertain.