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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-06
Closing Quotations
TEUTONIC CROP
REPORT UNTRUE,
SOLONS ASSERT

COPENHAGEN, July 6--Thc Ger
man governments optimistic re
port on the crop prospects " 'ch were
declared on June Is 10 he really bril-
liant were sharply criticised yesterday
by speakers in the rrlch'tag ways and
means committee. They accuse the
government OF giving the people false
view of the situation. arnuSing un-
-cai2ablc hopes Prince yQp Schorn-
aich. tarolath, national liberal MN
self A farmer, declared roundly that
the official article had misrepresen,ed
the facts and tended 10 give rise to
foolish expectations at time when It
was impossible to know what the crop
results would be
This speaker corrobora,cd the charges
Of the socialist deputy, Ebert, made at
Thursdays session, on the food and
fuel situation. He alluded to the
utter confusion" in the food regula
ton measures and declared the Sltua-
tion aroused great depression and bit
tcrncSS.
Herr Roesickc, presiden, Of the Ger
man farmers union, also said tina, the
grain crop had suffered greatly be.
cause Of drouth, lie expressed hope
for the crop growing on heavy soils
which usually prospeted in dry seasons
He said that even the early potato
Weld was poor, bu, that the late po'
totatoes usually made up for this
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-06
SHERIFF CAUSES ARREST
OF TUll AT SULPHUR

Sheriff Johnson. who LEI, Yesterday
afternoon in his automobile for Shreyc.
port La. spent last night at Sulphur,
OKLA A few minutes after he had put
his car away the sheriff met man
whom he recognized as + N Iull
against whom an indictment charging
grand larceny was returned by the re
cent grand jury He requested Sulphur
authorities 10 place him under arrest
which was done. Deputy Sheriff Cor
dod went to Sulphur TO bring the man
back "a Oklahoma City for ulal lie
is alleged 10 have stolen two auto
mobiles from local people His brother.
l. II. Tull, was arrested some time ago
and released on bond
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-06
Rush to Buy September 0p-
tons Follows Plan,
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

CHICAGO July u Attempts 10 'uto
high prlcos by stopping MI trade ~ me
July delivery ON corn resulted today ~
u general rush 10 huy September option
aud other distant deliveries Thn CON
pcauencc was "A fresh jump IN values 10
new hlgh record levels for the season.
scarcity VI offerings caused the advance
40 hc rapid with no sign ~ matt untl
the market was up 7 cents from ycH'nl
days fiilsh. u flne Of y cents since thr
close on Monday Reports Of ursen' ct-
port and dlstlllcry demand ana or Vlf'
tunl exhaustion ~ country reserve SUP
piles did much "a stir up hulllSh sent
ment Opening prices, which ranged y
cent or 10 2. cents advance with sep.
tembcr at s. h5tu 81, nnd lloccmhrf az
81 l6is to 81 lGh. were followed by y
slight reaction aud then sharp general
upturu
Reports subsequently that foreign In.
tcrosln had Withdrawn from the market
led 10 decided setback The close was
weak nj the ssmru,s Yesterdays fplHh 10
mo lower. with September NJ ' Nhu
l6th, and December nj fl.liUl IN
Wheat nscondrd with corn The July
option especially showed strength, hut
business continued to have but llltlo vol
ume Afcr opening | cent to ~ cents
higher. with July nj ~ TO- and September
nj iai to 81 %, further gains were made
thni carried July to - IN
Hrpurlh wcin current 'hht ie'"nI ll"'l
In Cnnndn had caused losses and that
the crop outlook In tho bnkotnr ana
Minnesota was less promising than of
late. bu, tho market hero tocedod when
corn turned downgrAdr Tho close was
unsettled. uu3c net higher, with July
at 81 ~ aud September nj 81 .S2
Onia were flrm"r, on account ~ sea
board buying Later. however. leading
firms turned 10 the Hclllng side
rroylslonH reflected IN" advance in
cd,u II wps said, too. that shipping ribs
Ind improved
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-06

SACRIFICE for cash, pair ~ south front
lots In coo block West 97lh, t2i5 cash.
Call Walnut 76io
FOR SALE 2O-room brick apartment. To-
Gated at los llU T. l3th IN the hest
residence district on tho east side within
walking distance ~ the capitol and bust
ness district, good rnr service. THE ip
one oi the htsl apartment house In thr
city, IL strictly modern has largo hnsr-
ment separate lockers. two garages, tne
shade ana lawn all around the building
y lH renting for 500 per month there
hrc five rooms, sleeping porch bath and
privntp entrance TO each apartment has
lorg" reinforced concrete pOrChcs In
front; S. 600 cash viii handle IT, balance
terms 10 suit II can be rented IN two
aud ihrec-roum suites for from i2i 10
$40 per month more than n is bringing
now YOU cnn buy this lat live I'm on"
apartment and hay" y good Income, Il
would he good location for - prlvnt"
II Miller owner, loS T. 18th
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-06
ST OUIs,

sT Louis, lulv llOGs Uocrip'',
$500. market loc higher lights, ~ 2on
$40, plgA. ilo p0nlttO, mixed mud
BUTCHERS. 81 2aulb 20 good heavy, w. No
n 90 bulk ~ 3hqlhNh CATTLE.
Receipts, 900 market prospects strong
native beef strcrn, s. hOn 1890, y"nrllns
steers and hclcrs. ,S bOu II ?a, COWS.
81 OOGt 10 10. storkcrs nnd feeders, " OOd
no Texas uuarnutinraierrr. w. b0WP 10,
primo southern beef steers NOou " %,
beef coNs and hrlfera, t2bu0OO primo
ycnrlng stcctH and hoUorr. y soar 10 90,
naIlV" tAlyrp ,Ndou bon SHEEP Re.
NrlptH' tOO prospects higher. Spring
1an,hs, OttlN lhib clipped ewes, W bou
a 80
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-06
WILSON ORDERS
MOVIE RECORD OF
ARMY IN FRANCE
Films Will Follow Flag; Com
mission to Brady,

WASHINGTON, July 6,--(SpeclalD
President Wilson has commissioned
William A. Brady to moboles~-'he
movies
"Thc film" SAYS President Wilson
who frequently slips out OF the White
House in the evening for look at a
good picture, "hascome to rank as a very
high medium for the disseminating OF
public injustice and, since it speaks a
universal language, it lends itself i'm
portanily to the presentation al Ameri-
cas- plans and purposes"
Uses Of Pictures.
Official camcramcn will accompany
the American forces to France Many
Of their shots" will he for technical
use in the war department, Others will
he distributed throughout the country
to show the inspiration of heroic deeds
or the need OF help for the boys in the
trenches
The food administration is planning
to produce series OF films showing
the way to save food and the way TO
waste IT,
Contributors to the Red Cross and
buyers OF Liberty bonds will be shown
Tor Just what purpose their money is
being spent
Letter to Brady.
The president, in his letter to Mr..
Brady says:
1t is in my mind not only to bring
the motion picture industry into fullest
and most effective contact with the
nations needs, but to give some meas
ure Of official recognition to this in
crcaSingly important factor in national
life.
MAY ask you as chairman by my
appointment, to organize the motion
picture industry in such a manner as tC
establish direct authoritative coop
GRAFTON with the committee on public
information
1T is much to ask but my knowledg,
of the patriotic service already rendered
by YOU and your assistants makes m,
count upon your generous acceptance
Cordially and sincerely yours,
"WOODROW WILSON,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-06
LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL, July s--COTTON spot
In limited demand prices nominaliy %
points lower; American mlddling fair,
isssd Eood ,IG,iu mdn,,ns ~ ,dI lSd nn mn,dd,!nY
nary l1ibd; ordinary, 10 pbd salcs. 5000
bales including 1900 American, Recsipts.
5000, including 1900 American. Futures.
20 points lower. July. i7.7bd; Juiy-Au9.
urt, 1864 September October, Iss7dj
October November. lstbd. december.
January, @ i6s sod January February,
10 sod March April 10 s2d May.Juns.
10 tsd, The above are all fixed prices.
Weekly cotton statistics! Total for
warded 10 mills. 90, 900 bales. Of which
American $4,000. stock, $4,000, Ameri-
can 9S7 900; import. $4,000. American
20, 600, exports 1000
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-06
News From Nations Markets
Outside Livestock
kANsAs CITY.

kANsAS cry, Iuly HO0S Re.
colpta. 1000 ir higher hulh 'ih9ln
No On, hcavN, o. shdriG 90, Tight tl6 90
10 80, pigs tlHOoullOO CATTLE re-
'clpls, looo. Including COO roulherns,
steady, primo ted steers W. hOn ~ 20,
dressed beef steers tahOW 2h. south
ern steers, 81 ihul2O0. COWS, " 7bW 10 40,
hcN,rs, 81 6oui2 70. stockors, 6h0n
8lobo calves, 81 O0ula7b SllEEr Nc
rclpts, 1000 steady, lmbH, SO OON 10 nO
ycatlng-, so ooN 800, wrth"rs, y sou
t2ih
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-06
CHICAGO

tllltAGO, luly Il nOGS Ipcclpts,
10000, slow. Zoe higher, bulk ilipOd
10 So hght, 80 toHih 70, mixed, li6bD
1900, heavy, 80 h5UlS Ob. rough, So ltu
10 it pigs tll lOouii? ?h CATTLE Rc.
culplr 1000, Nondy, native hrct ,nltlc,
81 500 ~ 80. NurkorH pud feeders, ~ 3OU
300. COWS aud hcllrrH. S. ioull 40,
calves iluOOHlitO 80 EllEEH Receipts,
aooO frm. week.-Mrs.. tiitull 90, lambs,
$40 OOn ~ 10,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-06
KANSAS CITY cksH GRAIN,

KANsAs CITY, July 6 WHEAT:
steady No hard, 81 3ou2 l3h; No. 2
red, i2 O5QglO CORN. Higher No. I?
mixed. 81 76t,l77ia; No. 2 white, y Bq
7sIs: No 2 yellow ilThpl lsh
white, Ts1UiGc: No. ? MIXED, 1la71c
RYE ,iaid2 90 KAFiR ANb MILO
MAIZE. 81 i3U1 ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-06
Produce Provisions


CHICAGO, July y NUTTER Higher,
creamery, 32u31c EGGS R"rrpis a.
31h cases. unchanged POTATOES Low
er; receipts. 20 ears, ArlRnsns and on
mhoma, ~ lOU2iU. Calfurum, S. u0H
Ea5, Virginia barrels. GOous6O rOrIt
Try Alive, unsettled fowls. zoe, apiiugs.
2gH2SC
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-06
SAM LLOYD'S PUZZLE
Nine Minutes to Digest This.
No 1877.

Take a doghouse add dark
fluid, subtract part OF chain add
a rock. subtract a little home made
of twigS. subtract a numcral, add
reef. add twelve months, subtract
an organ and the resulting letters
will spell KENTUCKY
Answer to 1856
The paving teller stacked hl' '0O
dollars into piles as follows. l. {,
I. &. 10. ~, bI l2j and $50 The
last two piles might be l28 and 245
had II not been required to havcshc
largest possible number IN one pile
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-06
Monty and Metals =
Lad AND APllIlA.

NEW York. July s--The metal -.
live, spel,or, quiet; spot East n. i.ouk
delivery, 9to Rsksd. At London. lsa4,
spot CSC. los; futures. G6s, los; spsl.
tar spot. Gb&. futures ESQ
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-06
REAL ESTATE WANTED
IN Answering Ads Ploasc Mention Times

HAVE buyer for 10 room house. close
In, must he modern, md IN good neigh
horhood owner phone what YOU have. n
you wish TO sell to
JAY DWYER
Real Estate department
n r STEWART S co.
20 West Main Maple si2
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-06

Almost everybody in France IS glad
to see General PcrShlng over there, ex.
cep, possibly the kaiser and Won Hin
denhcrg Detroit Free Press
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-06
CHICAGO CASH DRAIN.

CHICAGO. July G-WIlEAT No 2 rcd.
i2ib No hard nominal CORN No.
yellow, ils3u s3N OATS STANDARD
72Ui2hc RYE Nominal HARLEY
81 i5ul 90
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-06

5000 IN Liberty bonds End $40 per month
buys a fivc-room modern house on
pavement one block of the car line,
price 81 900
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY.
$50 600 to loan on real estate
h0S-i0 Insurance Bldg Maple ~.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-06
KANSAS CITY

kANSAS cry. Mo. july Il. aHt1rER
Creamery Roe. fPsts 33c. seconds zee,
packing 20ilr EGGS tfsIs 1l'gr.
POULTRY Roouers. l7r. hens l1r.
hruDcrs, 2sc POTATOES New. 81 65n
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-06
ST. LOUIS CASH GRAIN.

ST LOUIS. july s-wIIEAT Steady;
cons GS ' Higher. No }. U.ss, No . white.
ii.s3. OATS Steady; No. 2. 7ld13cj No
z white. nominal RYE stendy; No. 2.
a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-06

FOR SALF-Two lots on S0th near
Classen, t625 A group OF forty lots
northwest, and three pair lots and three
houses on W 18th. At sacrifice one
on Cl,ssen and 33rd. S2,S00. Alexander,
ai6 Campbell Bldg, Phone w b236.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-06

NEW YORK lu't & SUGAR Raw,
siendy. centrifugal G7l.. mulpsscs
bi5p rcfnod, s'rnd, nuo erarunlcd.
funuN uWu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-06

HOGS Hut 500 hcnd mRdc up tho
rrrah supply In tho local hog division to-
day Despite this shoriapc IN" market
wna hut llttlc changed, strong tu BE- high
or trading prevailing Top wnH Slb 60
whlo tho bulk sold tit7O0lb 90 Pigs
sold up TO il2b0
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-06
BEEF TRADING
FAIRLY ACTIVE
About 1000 Head Make Up
Days Receipts Here,
RUCCIprs TO-DAY.

CATTLE Eyer> thlnG considered there
was u llhcrnl supply ~ hort cattle here
TODAY Including a few londs direct,
around uuA hond mRdc W. the fresh sup
ltlv' frUttUE In steers, which mnde M
TIA" hulk ~ the offering, was fairly nv-
tive. and FROM steady to tUu lhc lower
EARLY top was 81 0u. Nhiln tho hulk.rold
from ilo to 81 10 only few loads
made up the offering of butcher cnltle
and tho market was steady odd lots ot
cows sold close to $500. hcifers 81 10 nnd
odd lots ~ bulls around s. M Tho cali
market was steady Active trading fcn-
tured tho stockcr and feeder market cV-
crNthing rclllnH early nj Htcndy prices
Closing Quotations,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-06
RALLY FEATURES
STOCK DEALINGS


NEW YORK Jul, & . rrlrcs rallied
,rr, decidedly ~ tho Opcihng NJ today y
market from the general depression which
characterized yesterdays nual operations
Evidence NJ short covering Nns seen In
cuulpmcniH motors nnd oils Rails also
npdr moderate Improvement Tho strong
,si TEXTURES M advances ~ 10 almost
pnirta Included chandler, Studehaker
and General Motors baldwin iocomo-
tive. industrial Alcohol Mexican rcttn-
leum, Marine preferred, Cruclhle steel.
Trup'c's Gng aud Tobacco products
tui,d states Strol gained only ttuc-
inu Beet wrpi United Fruit and the
.Orup.t were backward
Automobiles and steamship shares
Welded again ~ further liquidation In tho
afternoon and 81 Paul showed fresh
siyus NJ weakness Other rails and
standard ndusIrnls maintained a fltmcr
stand ON the greatly diminished offerings
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-06

Cub-Why did they discharge the
telegraph editor wonder'
Sni He wrote head about firing
being heard oii llc coast and forgot TO
say that It va, heavy '- Judge.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-06

WANTED-BIDS AND PROPOSALS
In Answering Ads. Please Mention Times.
WANTED Bid on moving hoHscs from
Joplin 10 picher. okla Mrs NJ J
Dockcry. Commerce, okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-06
Closinp Quotations,

rtlcr. " tho Nntiuus grades NJ cattle at
npptoN NimWtSly Ns follows
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1917-07-25

312 Charles Edward Henderson, Ash
down
80 Virgil Pitts Bayliss, Arkinda.
191 Horace Moston Duran Win
throp.
AT John Lewis McCiinton, Cerr,
Gordol
l1S7 Ed Turner, AshdoWn.
ITO Porter Smith, Foreman.
153 Archie Brigg, Richmond.
$50 Henry Thill Collier, Foreman.
/ 85S Charley DeLoney. Allene.
16S Edmond Dickerson, Arkinda.
424 George Amos Metcalf, Ashdown.
$40 Afford Daniels, Foreman.
1883 Elijah Tramble, Ashdown
657 Wilroy Thompson, Wilton
Us Earle Davis. Foreman
800 James Andrew Hemphill, Rich.
mond
27S Jace NJ. Glenn, Foreman.
1021 Willis Johnson, Ashdown
1910 Andrew Watson Arden.
ga Gus Priest, Foreman.
911 Ed Glover. Foreman.
HIP Collonia Scott, Foreman.
532 Joseph Walter Pierce, Foreman
l139 Thomas Robertson. Ogden.
1214 Ethem Williams. Foreman.
1886 Henry Azariah Haley, Sheridan.
212 Thad Monroe Former. Arkinda.
40 Richard Lowrie Boyer, Ashdown.
s Charles David Altenbaumer, WiltoA
ll60 Nimrod Smith, Ogden.
1892 William Thornton. Wilton.
sos James Chester Horton, Wilton.
1143 Andrew Ridley. Ogden.
557 Jetro Lee Reynolds. Ashdown.
622 Benton FiNer Stephens, Foreman.
$50 Fleming F. Smithson, Winthrop.
1877 lobe Nathaniel Neal Foreman
7S1 Claude Bryant, Wilton.
1895 Arthur Keel, Red Bluff.
95S John Howard, Richmond
323 Lee Holt, Foreman.
S57 John DeLoney, Al ene
1853 Will Hawkins Richmond.
43S Thomas Hamilton Mason, Fore.
man.
s1S John Easter, Foreman.
1859 ODER Mitchell, Ashdown.
AL James Frances Maddox, Fore
man.
$50 Sam Easter, Wilton.
1857 Thomas Egbert Jones. Foreman.
% Robert Anthoney, Red Bluff.
1873 Willie Sherman, Wildwood.
331 julius c. Hardy, Wi ton.
HOS Willie Phillips, Richmond
492 Albert William Owens, Allene.
1901 lobe Taaffc, Foreman.
sos David Ashton Rowland, Fore
man.
$50 Bonnie Fowler, Richmond.
$40 James Henry Jackson, Win
throp.
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1917-07-25

So Mi ford Richards, Foreman.
5o1 John Marshal Oliver. Cerro Cor
DO.
102 Lysle Monsey Cook. Foreman.
SIS Mitchell Ed, Foreman
ia John Ebert Ward, Allene.
So Thomas Chester Burgett, Arkin-
da
1924 Emar Floyd Jones. Wilton.
67I Erwin Duckett. Wilton.
104@ Lee Lrd'ow. Lag.
II + dria Butler, Foreman.
1855 Eddie Smith, Foreman.
555 Claude Deyall Reader, Ashdown.
us John Moses Hatton. Foreman.
800 Harry E. Pendergast Winthrop.
81 Joseph Engl sh. Ashdown.
435 WORTH Latimer Mattison, Fore
man.
81 Enoch Wilson. Winthrop
113 Dee Franklin Weems, Allene
@35 John Gocdlow, Long.
1121 Acy Allen Porter Wilton.
i15O Ernest Ramsey, Cerro Gordo.
$50 Hosep,lia Morehead, Arkinda.
rs Mart Cox, Jewe'.
725 Silas Jackson Uzzel, Arllnda.
1921 Horace Kount2. Foreman
50 Jess Geu cher Ogden
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1917-07-25
Road Notice.

Notice is hereby given that A. T.
Collins, W. T. Locke and others will
apply to the County Court OF Little
River Comfy, Arkansas, at it's adjourn
ed term. July term, 1917 on the 2Sth
day of July, 1917 and make petition to
said court to yacate that part of Rich
mond and Kicks Ferry Public Road as
it now runs from center of Section 20
Township Is South, Range 80 west to
or near the southwest corner of the
NWa of Section 10, Tp 13 South RANGE
80. and that the court change the
route OF said road between said points
and make the same be as follows. to-
wit: Leave the Richmond and Kicks
Ferry Public Road at or near center
OF Section 20, Township Is s., Fange
81, thence run west on said center ;.
half section line to Section 10, Tom
ship Is S. Range 80, thence west ON
center or half section line of Section
~ to point where said line inter
sects said public road at or near the
southwest corner of the NW1 of said
section Is. and al parties interested
IN said road are hereby notified to be,
present at the hearing of said petition.
"A. I. Collins, w. L. Uaoke. ct al !
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1917-07-25
FIRST MEN DRtWN
First Man al Richmond and Second
from Ogden for County.

The first man drawn in Little River
county in the selective draft was WI
liam Yves ey Gardner of Richmond
The second was JAS. Gordon Mckenzie
of Ogden The third was Ensley
Oguin of Ashdown. The first two were
white boys and the third colored. An
other remarkable thing noted in the
lottery Was that three from one fami-
ly the Strawn boys, We're drawn in
the first draft, They all live near Win
throp.
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1917-07-25
tRhINni NIVS

Arkind2 July 23,-(speeia There
is going to be an 81 day singing at
Arkinda on the fftA Sunday n July
Everybody come and bring q basket
full. We wish to extend q hearty e.
come to all. Den't forget the day
July 20.
G. L. Fe'ton has been sick this week
but is able to be at his Office gain.
Miss F. A. Wilmeth has been very
i'll this week
Some of our boys are preparing to
bid their sweethearts q last farewell.
DR.. c. c. Bonim viii answer call day
or night He is always ready to hep
the suffering
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1917-07-25
256 Sam Donaldson, Ogden.

. 1856 Sam Donaldson, Ogden.
1913 Calvin McC ain, Ogden.
80 James Robert Barnett, Foreman.
1919 Harrison Emericus Duke, Fore
| man.
I 3SS James Chester A. Lcvewell, vii
ton.
| 773 Jim Brown. Foreman.
| COS Peter Henry Sager, Ashdown.
$40 Ivy Leslie Phillips, Ashdown.
% Ed Harrison Boland, Arkinda.
1872 Charles Wesley Lang, Ashdown.
SS9 Albert Fowler, Richmond.
1888 Joe Clarence Leird, Winthrop.
1866 Roger Smith, Ogden.
5SS Robert j. Stanley. Arkinda.
$50 Charles DuLaney, Ogden.
7O5 Paul Wade. Foreman.
SIC William Fletcher Rogers, Arkin
da.
544 Andrew Holloway. Foreman.
122 TRULY Vodrcy Caples, Ashdown
642 John Wesley Ducllett, Foreman
939 Bud Henderson, Foreman.
% Walker FitZgibbon, Red Bluff.
90G .,ar,ie Green. Foreman,
zoe Charley WIl!'ebee. Forearm
1854 Geo aicKs, Richmond
1875 Oscar - lCr Riclmond.
207 John Irwin Hinton, Foreman.
321 James Rosoo Honnell. Foreman
707 Grover Cleveland Wheat, Mill
wood
I151 Lee smith, Wilton.
11O1 Aaron Penney. Foreman.
Ills Charley Palmer, Foreman.
S6S William Joseph Kerstein, Ash
down.
974 Willie Lee Hendrix, Ashdown.
800 James Willis Hopson, Jr., Fore
man.
$50 Chauncey Haywood, Foreman.
926 Ellis Gaines, Ogden.
1910 Dan Jones, Richmond
919 Stuart Griffin. Richmond.
656 George Talmage Taafe Foreman.
Sl4 Paul Campbell, Ogden.
1175 Andrew Sander, Wildwood.
1910 William Henry McNealy Fore
man.
1888 Nehemiah Booth, White Cliffs.
1167 Berlie Smith. Ogden.
1897 Ed Owens, Ashdown.
1191 James Thornton, Wilton.
1884 Euzeon Ware, Foreman.
S4S Amos Daniels, Foreman.
Ills Charley Palmer Foreman.
III Ernest Earl Covey. Ashdown.
221 Isaac Fomby, Wildwood
2s2 John Arch Gallagher, Arkinda.
S22 William Griffin Choise, Ashdown.
5o4 Lonnie Ernest Pender, Ashdown.
1864 Andrew Martin, Wilton.
1905 Julius Vaughn, Ogden.
1901 Alonzo Newsom, Millwood.
47o Eugene Pierce MCDANIEL, Wilton.
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1917-07-25
BIG DAY At ARDEN
Ban ecue and Road Day-Nant East
and West Road From Ar0cn.

The Arden Good ROADS Lay and
barbecue was attended by large
crowds Judge J, S, Steel of this city
addressed the crowd Oh ro~ds An
organization for good roads vas o.
gained composed Ct the following
committee: Jno. c. HolloWeil r. S.
Davis, y X. Haynes and ". +. lin
ton. They will no meeting we'd
nosday afternoon at Arden. The Ar
den people want a section line east
and west ROAD to Foreman and Ash
down. It was eXpla red that they
were not alter the gravel road that is
being projected south Of that place
hut want a god public road, even
should the gravel road be located else
where
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1917-07-25
DRY ZONES ESTABLISHED
Wilson's Order Also Prohibits Dis.
orderly Houses Near Camps.

Washington. July 23.-By executive
order issued today President WilsoM
prohibited the existence of disorderly
resorts or saloons within five miles of
any military camp, Any town within
such radius with licensed saloons
would not BE affected. but no sa Don
may be within a half-mile of the
camps. Persons living within five
miles OF such camp may have Ii
quors in their possession for personal
use, but may not give them to any SOL
der