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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-28

The Russians are rcconl"Itcring NJ
Aiberiye. ia Champagne, says the
French official statement They .pcuc.
traied the ircnchc- aud cleacrrd them
with hand grena'lcS. The Russians took
some prisoners.
A German attempt near Lihon> north
of chsulncs. was arrested by Frcnch
infantry lire. Tn the right bank ol tho
Meuse in the Nerdun district. i Ger
man preparation to attack Thiaumoni
was stopped bA artillery lire.
The British troops captured entire
DeIsilie. London announced this after
noon. All the Germans defending the
position wer driven out. Berlin claims
strong attacks against German posi-
tions IN FoureauN wood ia the Somnc
section broke down under German fire
A iIavas Agency Salonik dispatch
says the serbIans have begun the ot
fenStve agains, the I:ulgarianS ia
Greece occupying series OF heights
and maintaining positions despite i;ul
garian counter attacks. The Russians
continue to advance successfully in sou
thcrn Nolhvnia, rctrJgrad announces,
SAYING also that thc Russian Caucasus
army is advancing.
The success of the British az Dclyille
j. expected 10 greatly facilitate efforts
10 cl,nch the hold on Longueyal The
fighting thercis said bY observers Ia
have been virtually the frrcest of he
war Thf violence of the bombar,lmcnt
H. indicated Ill the estimate that ia the
Thousand yard front three shells min
ute fell OF every yard
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-28
SPERO To HEAD
THE R0TAR|ANS
DIRECTORS AT LUNCHEON AT cOuN-
Try CLUB NAME OFFICERS WHO
WILL HOLD PERMANENTLY.

Officer ~ the Rotary club ~ Brown
vlle. elected al q meeting of the dlreciors
at the Country club shortly after noon TO-
day. ARA N. n. ~prru. president tlha
ChancN- wee president M. y. tamndc,
secretary John Gregg. treasurer. George
T. Murphy, sergeant ai-arm-.
~ " meeting oi thc club M-t night ni
N Board ni tiN NrFrlunmrni hrAhunnr
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-28
Magnolia Dates Grown
Here Fine Specimens

Houston may consider herself the cen
ter Of the fig industry, and may boasi ~
figs three inches in circumference. but
r. G. Ward. residing near the city, and
owning grove Of forty Or fifty trees
went the Houston measurement few
better today when he exhibited several
specimens of Magnolia figs grown ON his
place. A half dozen specimens II The
fruit brought to The Herald Office TODAY
by Mr.. Ward measured from five 10 six
inches i'm circumference and the quality
of the fruit rould not h. beaten Mr.
Wards grove was planted about two
wears ago and he said the trees repre-
scented only that many twigs practical
ly stuck into the ground
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-28
Not Here on Politics
Declares J. l.. Wortham

Hon. John l.. Workman. former trca-
surer of the State of Texas. arrived in
Brownsville la% night after n trip Of
several days 10 VARIOUS points IA the
Valley. Mr.. Wortham's present home
is at Houston and during the recent po-
litical campaign leading MP 70 ;hc dem
ocrail. primaries he managed Colonel
Il. NJ JohnSton's campa gn for state
senator. e.
Ny trip to the Valley, said Mr..
Workman. has no political significance
and | have not been interested in pol
tiles recently except in that ! assisted
Colonel Johnston because of our long
time personal friendship. ! am person
ally a supporter ~ Colquitt for the
United States senate. but have not been
s.tive in his campaign and have called
upon no persons in this city of intimate
political association Mr.. Wortham de
MED that h. had called ~ the office of
Judge James II. Wells or had had any
conference with him that might affect
the political situation in Texas regard
ing the nomination of senator.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-28
QUARANTINE TO
LIFT SATURDAY
COMMANDING OFFICER At SAN Be.
MIT0 ANNOUNCES MEASLES $50.
LATED-ABOLISH QUARANTINE.
Especial to The IieraId.l

SAN BENITO. Tex. July 2s.-Ouar-
antIne which some days ago was ordered
against The entire Oklahome r, niment a
this pia 4 has hren ordered liftc a. rey
eilic t"no-row for all cumpa - e ,pi
the company in which the case of meas
els. which was the cause of the auarsn-
tine. exists. Ii was announced today
thtt no additional case II measles has
occurred and that ease il being kent
under rigorous quarantine al the hos.
pital
The commanding officer ~ the Louis
lana. South Dakora and Oklahoma hri
gade. comprising the National Guard
forces al this place. commended the
guard Of the Oklahoma regiment for the
thoroughne>s and effectiveness with
which the quarantine order was execut.
ed. The men of the Louisiana regiment
are ais" the subjects Of praise by the
commanding officers for the spirit of vii.
lingness with which they worked 10
drain their camp
The single case was in Company N.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-28

SARATOGA SPRINGS. \. T.. July 2S.
Hearing was resumed before Surrogate
o~trandcr today IN the proceedings seek
inc the removal ot Mr.. Llda NJ. Fleitmann
~ New York a. administrator oi the
estate ot + Augustus Eleinze. the Cop
per King and one-t time banker who died
m 1914. The proceedings were instituted
hv Edwin Gould NJ New York. who has \
Judgment of more than Sl.00n000 again
- the estate. The judgment was obtain
ed IN an action 10 recover on q note al
legged ~ have been gwen by Mr.. Heinze
Mr Gould alleges IN his complaint that
MrS. Fleitmann has claimed as hers per
sonal property which Mr. Gould maintains
should W. part Of the assets of the
lleluFe estate.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-28
ONE BATTALION
36TH IN CAMP
MEN DRAWN FROM FOURTH IMFAN-
TRY BEGIN LIFE IN REGIMENT
THAT WAS FORMED IN CITY.

The first battalion of the recently or
ganized Thirty sixth infantry messed at
noon today. for the first time. at the
camp selected for that regiment IN the
wcstern part Of Brow1..'l'e. The bat
TALON. comprising Companies A. y. &
and u. i made up ~ men taken from
the Fourth infan ry. The removal from
Fort Brown took place partly yester
das afternoon and partly this morning
The Scrond and third battalions. taken
from the Twentv->ixth and Twenty
eighth infantry regiments. are expected
10 arrive tomorrow. The present numer-
iral strength Of fhe regiment comprises
Gss0 men transferred from oil regiments
and forfythree new recruits who are
understood Ia be on their way. The in
tention is to recruit it up to full!
strength.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-28
BROWNSVILLE WOMEN ASKED TO MAKE LIFE
PLEASANT FOR INMATES OF ARMY HOSPITAL

RrawnSville women are requested bN
CITY Manager Williams to assist IN
making life NJ the district army ho>pit-
al in this CITY n rl"aSarf - possible 10
sick soldiers Il, sending iioNer> out
thcr. each morning. The hospital was
formaA, opened yesterday afternoon
aud several sick Ihcn from varlous
camps IN the Nalley - once we're trans
ferrrd Ia Wl-si~ there IN anC'
This morning Mr.. Williams cammuni-
rated with Major Wm. \. Rispham, dis
trict health officer tn obtain The hat
tiers desires regarding attention hr.ns
shown the inmates Il the hospital and
WAS informed that civilians w,ll - Il.
lowed 10 send or carry aow.r> there in
any quantity and that such attentions
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-28
To Rush Forward
WCrk on New CamDs.

lhe work OF preparing other camps will
he rushed forward at once and water
mains will be laid as rapidly as the pine
can be gotten on the ground and men can
connect II up.
HE commissioners passed 10 it, first
reading a redraft of the ordinance pro-
vldinS Tor an issue of $50 900 worth of
warrants for street Improvement purposes.
ihe ordinance viii become law NJ the next
regular meeting
An officer from Fort Brown appeared
before the commission and made the of !
ilcIal announcement that General Parker
had decided To offer the use Of army motor
trucks and crews of men to assist in IN,
work Of grading and gravclng street, that
me city ha~ decided 10 improve for mill
tary purposes
bN an emergency ordinance adopted at
ms meeting Street Paving District. Nos
, and ! were created and the work of IN
proving and paving the streets of those
d>trl"t~ immediately was ordered. PAY
me district No. , comprises Elizabeth and
Washington streets from Tenth street to
North west boundary of the city and An
inicrsectiue streets west ot Ninth from
lsevce To Washington streets.
District No. I includes all of Tenth
street from Washington street Ia the Army
quarternaster depot Streets III these n.
trci~ will be paved with gravel to /,
uep'h oi Twelve inches at the center taper
lhs 7" tx inches at the curb lines.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-28

will be appreciated
The fact thar the hospital nj Browns
Vile viii he uesd hv the entire military
district including the varions camps
throughout the Valley with 4 total ~
ahont $1,000 men. makes il Inevitable
even under best health conditions that
large numbers. comparatively, of sick
will he there almost constantly. One
blessing. Brownsville has above all 9th
ers. Mr.. Williams pointed ont. is its
abundance. all the year round. Of roses
and other beautiful flowers and in na
more appropriate way could the people
of Brownsville assist in making the hos
pital cheerful by sending some Of these
flowers there. -.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-28
MEXICO TOPIC
IN CABINET
MEET TODAY
BY Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, ID. C., July -. -
Mexico was discussed by the cabinet to
da. for the first .time in several weeks.
Acting Secrela.s of State Polk reported
his coniereix( with Ambassador Are
dondo; II s minated that Arredon
do will vilry the state department tomor
row night receive President Wilson's
fnal decision ON General Caranza's plan
for Joint commission 10 adjust the Dor
der differences.
General Carranza il understood 10
ilave acceded in part al least To what
the state department believes should be
the scope of the commissions authority
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-28
HEALTH is GOOD
HERE, FINDS US.
HEALTH OFFICER
TROPICAL DISEASE EXPERT FINDS
OENGUE EPIDEMIC HERE IS OF
EXCEEDINGLY MILD FORM.
BUSINESS HERE is TO PREVENT I'M
P0RTANT OF DISEASE OF ANY
KIND FROM MEXICO.

brownsville . healihiu.' j. the find
ins oi DR.. B. j. I.loyd OF Seattle. Wash.
now special agent ot the United States
Public Health Service, assigned to the
duty of looking after the health condi-
ton- along the Mexican border from the
Guli To the Pacific DIR. Llovd arrived al
Brownsville yesterday afternoon. Among
In special duties on the border will b. the
installation Of tumlgatIon plants at an
ports OF entry, one OF which will be install
eel here.
MY business IN particular" said DIR.
Lloyd, Il 10 look into conditions here with
regard to preventing diseases being
brought To the United States from Mexico.
n we'll - 10 investigate general health
conditions already existing here
Il have found that Brownsville Is now
suffering from an exceedingly mild cpl
demc of dengue. Reports that have been
published M Eastern and Northern papers
concerning the existence of an epidemic
al dengue here had led the department 10
beieve that conditions might be more ser
iou-, but ! have found that there is really
nothing serious here at all and that the
dengue = only ot the mildest type"
y portion of the morning was spent by
Dr- Lloyd, In company with United States
Fort Health Officer Fairbanks, at the city
hall going over death records. lie told
ttty Manager Williams that he found
nothing IN the condition here to cause anv
alarm bat found many reasons for salts
faction.
Dr Lloyd j. an exepert on bubonic
plague. yellow fever and small pox. He
-pent ~ome years IN Ecuador and other
Latin American countries studying trop
cal Diseases. Dnc gratifying condition
found lay him on the border. he sand is the
total absence of any evidence of infaniile
paralysis.
The National Guard camps III Browns
vile. ~ sand. we're ia excellent condition
and a~ good IN point of health and sam
tailon n any on the border
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-28
No More College YelIs
For Students of Zion

ZION CITY. III July =
students at Zion college will not
he permitted tp indulge IN col
icgc wells. according tn Wilbur
Glenn Noli,a. oycrNrer oi Zion
CITY. announcing ihc rrpr.aniza
tion plans tndaN. NnlI,a also
announced that the hihlc viii he
she text book on tcachiug a>tron
omy. geology. chemistry. ma'h
smaiir> and all other ScirncrS
s,irl~ will hc taught plain. old
fashioned cookiu. and not la
ms>tis Seicnsr.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-28
Deutschland May Sail
When Bremen Arrives

BALTIMORE Nd. July 2s II wAs
learned from source regarded 80 rrll
able here that the Deutschland viii noi
sail until some ufiiriai Information An rr-
rritrH VIII d. trrmcn h~r sister ship hv
agents here II WAr also said that ne
penisrhland would not make q srrr
about r. getaway probably leaving 4"
the day ~ order M arrive "A the caD"-
at night.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-28
Teuton Blacklist is
Object Of a Protest

LUZANNE, Switzerland. July =. 4
strong protest against the blacklist of
Swiss firms by Germany and Austria j.
made today by the Luzanne Gazette. Ac.
cording to the paper. all Swiss firms
known or suspected of doing business
with the allies are not only deprived of
coal and ather German products. but are
boycotted by other firms.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-28
10000, 900 Smokes to
Delight the Soldier;

Tobacco is playing n large part il
making camp life on the Mexican hor
der comfortable for the members ~ the
National Guard Ten million cgaret eS
have been sold in Brownsville alone
since mobilization Of troops began here.
according 10 =. B. Camiadc. wholesale
dealer Of this city These cigarettes have
been distributed along the border
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-28
Wife Kills 2 Children
And Suicides in Home

ST. LOUIS. MO. July %
Mrs. Sarah Ritchie killed her two
children. aged 8 and 3 years, and
herself with gas at their home
Thursday afternoon. William
Ritchie. the husband and father.
discovered the tragedy when he
entered the house today after
sleeping on the porch last night
He said his wife threatened 10
Kill herself II he did not quit
drinking.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-28
To Duplicate Prsent
City Filter Capacity.

The present filter tank capacity of L.
$4,000 gallons daily will be duplicated.
giving Brownsville total filtered water
supply of 100000 gallons. The system
will be an exact duplicate of the existing
system. which l. considered To be as near
~ ideal a. ! physically possible Ii is
practically identical in all important de
tails with the system used at Patterson.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-28

CHICAGO. ILL.,. July 2s.-Workmen III
the rolling mills. where the temperature
has been ranging from 100 10 loo degrees.
refused 10 - 10 work today on account
Of the intense heat Two large mills
closed. The temperature at noon stood
AT 95. Deaths from heat are gradually
increasing in number. twenty five being
reported 10 the police this morning
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-28
Farmerss Plow Reveals
treasure Chest of ST 900


by Associated Fress-I
R0ST0N. La, July 28.-While
John W. Skinner, a farmer in this
section. was pIowing his field
yesterday. the blade of his pIow
struck an iron box which burst
open. revealing more than a thou
sard dollars in old silver money.
mostly Of foreign mintage. Some
pieces were more than one hun
dred and thirty-nine years old.
The identity Of the original owner
could not be traced.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-28
Germans Courtmartial
And Execute a Captain
IN Assnrinted D..

BERLIN. July 2S.-Captain Charles
tivHtt ui the Great Eastern Railway
steamship Bruises. which was captured
hN German dc~trovcr~ hast month and
taken g. Ieehrugge. haS been executed by
shooting after trial before German
naval court martial The death sentence
was passed on account ct hi alleged at
temps to ram a German submarine.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-28
SEsREEs' SESi $ Men Men PASS PSs;1:s FOOD p'35 70
WON'T WORKHUNGRY POLES

WASHINGTON. ID. ~. July a>.-ln-
formal assurances that Austria il dis
posed 60 respond favorahly 10 prcsi-
dent Wilson'S appeal for permission "a
ship American relief supplies Io terrific
~ held hy the Austrian forces IN 10.
land were given personally by Foreign
Minister Rurian to Ambassador r-nicld
Ambassador Page received from the
British foreign office statement that
Great Britain is willing 10 allow the
importation of fcod>iuil> when admin
iStcvcd hy an American commission ap-
pointed hN President Wilson and when
assurances are Given that the Austrian
armies vii hot ccntiScaIe il. This con.
diton NJ fcarcG may block negotiations.
Presidents Plea 10
60 Direct 10 Emperor.
Ambassador Pcniield renoric,i that he
delivered personally t. Count Won Rn.
rian lul, 1t President Wilson's plea in
behalf w lhr famine stricken Poles. aud
the minister promises io dclNcr the
presidents message immcliatrl Nin I'm
rrror Francis .luSrrh The miriSt.rs
hh'NA'Atl 'llNfNi Nh~ lhNl llt -
Will he met hv both Austria aud Ger
many. Pendcld WAS told that conditions
her have been greatly amelinrated late
N IN good crops and the management ~
IA" Austrian authorities ia that part Of
Russian Poland.
The British proposal vill w. referred az
once to Germany and Austria Hungary ID
learn whether thc conditions implied viii
he acceptable to them
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-28

FIsN NHNfAHNfFHF F'fFHNT
NORFOLK. VA. Irly 2t.--Corrobora
iiou # the stafFment of Officers Of he
Louisiana that they -aw n criiser Withlr
ihr Virginia capr- lat Tuesday came to-
aav from Commander Shane ~ The United
Staics collier Neptune. He said he could
not identify the cruiser. but he saw her
leaving the capes about o'clock.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-28
5OOCaptured Villa Men
Are Granted Amnesty

MEXICO CITY, Mex, July as-Fiye
hundred Nillis.as captured al Zacatecas
by General Plank are all being given am.
hesty, according To reports to the war
department here. lgnacio Media. a ban
dit leader was killed in an engagement
at San Luis Potosi, according to the re
port
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-28
City Now Has Big
Surplus Water Daily.

Al present the city l. adequately sup
plying wafer to all military camps here
and has surplus daily supply of 4OO, 600
gallons. Before the daily consumption
overtakes this surplus supply, Mr. Williams
sand today. the additional tanks will have
been installed and will be in operation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-28
No Action for Easement
Develops at Hearing

LONDON, july 2S.-hWen the court
Of criminal appeals met today a. hear
possible application" behalf of Roger
Easement, sentenced To death for high
treasoA il was found the defense did not
contemplate any action.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-28
JSxy JJx1 xSS 3 - 3
THE WEATHER FORECAST

The following weather forecast
the lower gulf coast states and The Z
Mane VALLEY IN issued hy the Inif-d
States weather bureau a. View Orleans.
Tonight and Saturday unsettled
light. variable winds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-28
Humidity Takes Drop
Relief From the Heat.

thy Associated frrSS
NEW YORK, y. u. July 3S.-Some re-
lief arrived in the heat .-wave over New
York today when the humidity took sud
den drop. although the temperature only
fell slightly.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-28
lnfantile Paralysis
Epidemic Unchecked

NEW YORK. y Y. July >. The H-
fantile parlysis epidemic remains ma
checked Thirty-fvc deaths and one
hundred and thirty four new eases have
developed during the past twenty four
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-28

Tho following local weather NDAtrtl-
tions. covering the ~ hour E'@ritd ending
~ a. n. today. are furnished ~ the
United -s<fst~s weather bureau station ~
rorf Brown.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-28
TWO BRITISH
SHIPS SUNK
IN BATTLE

BERLIN. JULY 28.-(BUll-
ETIN) IN A NAVAL BATTLE
BETWEEN GERMAN SUBMA-
RiMES AND FOUR BRITISH
PATROL BOATS OFF THE
COAST OF SCOTLAND TWO
BRITISH VESSELS WERE
SUNK, ACCORDING TO THE
OVERSEAS NEWS AGENCY.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-31

RcpuhliJan,-NoIc Tor Frank Par.
kn,on oi lawton ior corporation com.
mission He can be elected Pol Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-31
AUTO CRASHES INTO
BARBER SHOP; LEAPS
CURBING. SIDEWALK

A world, record Tor quick shaving
b, believed 90 have been established IN
the Grand avenue barber shop ihl,
morning Three BARRIERS employed
there had a close shave in one sec
ond when kiucni,h automobile
brec,cd in through the plate glas,
iron, of the shop
No one was injured The car he.
longcd tp the Southwest Transfer com
pany. and was driven hy Olcn Harmed
22B West Twenty.ir,t street. Harmed
was trying TO park the car when hi,
foot caught in the mechanism r.
stead Of backing slowly. the car sho,
oy-r the oufhing and into the ,hon
II was cN'ri1a,cd hy policeman and
hall a duSeu men who had witnessed
n, antics
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-31
MAKERS OF WELL
SUPPLIES COMING
Manufacturers Like City'S
Strategic Position in Oil
Fields Center.

With o,l development in progress on
all side, OF Oklahoma CITY, it is onS
natural to assume that within icN
years thi, city viii commaad a fore
most poa ''nn IN the state in the ma
ter OF oil well supply distribution. says
Elmer T. Brown, ,ccretary or the
Chamber OF Commerce
The I.arkn Manufacturing COMPANY
OF Bartlcsulic. manufacturer Of oil
well packers, ha, already made ar.
rangcmcnt, for moving It, plant 10 th',
city, and yesterday Mr. Brown va,
entertaining the manager Of $2OOOlD
company which manufacturers rotary
drills, undcr.rcamcr,, bltl, and stem,
TIN, manager believes hl, company
viii locate here soon
Oklahoma Cty, uncxcelcd railroad
iaulrtc, and her location a. nat
ural distributing center give her a ,trA
tcg,c advantage that viii weigh heavily
with companies seeking central po.
/ ,iton IN the field,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-31
STRIKERS PICKETlNG
SEVERAL PlAyH0USES

rickcis pairoled the sidewalk last
night IN front OF every ihca,cr in Okla
homa City declared unfair" by the
Oklahoma CITY Trade and Labor eoun
cll Manager, oi these pla,hou,cs "a,
they played 10 average crowds
News ot what itln,plfcd AZ \ spc
cial meeting oi 'hc Trade, and Iahur
council Sunday morning Va, mn, giycr
10 the press today An attempt wa,
made in the meeting In M, the censor
ship that hl, prevailed i1f some time
bu, the effort was un,utccs,iul
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-31

KANSAS CITY. Mo.-Oiiice seek.
cr' and candidate, ,hroughou, Mis-.
souri, are closing their campaigns to.
day An icycri,h la,tmiuutc attempt
to corral doubtful voter, 10 their stan.
dafd, IN anticipation of the state wide
primary Tuesday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-31
FRANCE AGREES TO LET
SUPPLIES REACH POLAND

WASHINGTON. luly n Amha,,a
dor sharp a. rafi, Jahlcd the state he
nafimcu' TODAY that France acpuiesrc,
m the recent note 1T Gtca, Britain ot
itfing a. permit the ,hlrmcn, vt Amer
can fchci supple, into portion, oi
Poland occupied ht rcu,onic force, on
condition occupying armies would moi
seize or remove ipnd products.