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The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-08-12
ARABI NEWS ITEMS


Mrs. r.. J, Bunkley, who has been
visiting relatives in Jacksonville aud
Ocala, Fla, has returned home.
MIR T. c. Tabor left Wednesday for
Atlanta, where he went to meet Mrs.
TABOR ana litue daughter, VINO have
been spending the summer at points
in North Georgia They returned
home Thursday
Miss Aubrey Bedgood is visiting
friends in summer
Mir. and Mrs MIS-. story were WISH
tors here short while Tuesday. They
were accompanied home by Mrs w.
A. Miller
Miss Ruth McWilliams was shop
ping in Cordele Wednesday,
Mrs, Flumer of Dallas. Texas, has
been visiting Mrs. NJ D. Mikel for a
week. LETT Wednesday for Hawkins
vile, where she will visit a few days
before leaving for her home in the
west.
b. f. McWilliams and r. A. Bedgood
spent Tuesday in summer
Mr.. Clifford Freehan. who taught in
the school here year ago. has ar
rived to visit friends for a few days.
Alr and Mrs r. A. Bishop announce
the birth OF a little daughter
The picnic given by members OF
lie band a. Clements pool was well
attended and enjaged, despite the had
weather in the afternoon. Almost ev
cry one got a very good shower both
and those in bathing suits, thoroughly
enjoyed the rain. The men returned
to the pranks Of their hoyhood days
snd engaged in mud battle.
The Misses Williams daughters OF
! Or. u. j. Williams and Ruell Ham
ilton OF Cordelc attended the picnic at
clements pool ON TUESDAY
Ii is with regret that the many
friends here Of Mir. Frank LaFanticec
learn that he and his family will make
Macon their future home Mr.. l..
Fonticee organized and has had charge
of the band here. and his work ha,
been appreciated by many The banC
intends getting another leader and
going ahead with their work What
! tl,r,- how. alvaatt- ,,ggoD,pliShnd rut
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-08-12
LILLY ITEMS.

| Miss Ruth WiIliford of Douglas, who
, has been visiting Mrs. w. H. Pope, left
today for Warwick where she will
spend a few days with Miss Lola Lee.
Miss Jessie Smith of Moultrie, after
several weeks visit to relatives at
Lily Byromyille and Pinehurst, left
today for Ashburn,
Mrs W. A. Ingram returned home
Saturday after several days visit to
relatives at jackson and Toombsboro.
Miss Janet Ryder returned to her
home at Lmbus City Thursday after
spending a few days with friends
| here
Miss Rosa Lee Orr of Toombsboro
! is visiting her cousin Miss Georgia
Ingram this week
1Ig. and Mrs S. }. Adams have re-
turned from ten days stay at Blue
Ridge
Mr. j. L. Goodwin has returned from
MoulIrie where he spent several days
with relatives
Mass Winnie Butler is on the sick
list This week
Misses Callie and Lessie Gaines are
thu guests OF Miss Gladys Ingram this
week
Little Misses Mildred and Jean
L0ckerman are the guests OF relatives
hero.
/ Misses Lillian Lasseter and little
sister AIadge are visiting the family
Of Their uncle, Mr. A, Q. Royal,
Quite a number OF young people OF
dis place formed a congenial party
to Warm Springs Thursday.
Royal Butler of Vienna was here a
! short while Thursday afternoon.
Miss Connie Goodwin left last Mon
day for Moultrie where she goes tc
/ take a business course at the Moul
uie business. college.
/ Mrs. W. G. Pitcher ana children OF
Alapacha are visiting her parents, Rev
/ ana Mrs }. A. Nelson.
Mr. Welton Smiht is on the sick list
this week,
MIR. Rober. Brown of Brunswick
was the guest OF friends here last
week end.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-08-12

larger than the record production OF
last year. The buckwheat crop will
come close to equaling the record
made in 1915.
Details of Report.
Otter details of the report follow:
Winter overwhelmingly estY-
mate of yield, 15.1 bushels per acre,
compared with 1873 last year and 1873
the 1911-15 average.
Spring Wheat-Condition, 68.7 per
cent of normal compared with S3.6
last month, 1914 last year, and 1863
the 1O-year average. Indicated acre
yield, 1914 bushels compared with S.S
last year and 40 the 1915 average.
All Wheat-Indicated yield, IA bush
els per acre, compared with 12.1 last
year and IA the 1911-15 average.
Corn-condition 1873 per cent of a
normal compared with S1.1 last month,
1853 last year, and 1874 the 10-year av-
erage Indicated yield, 26,4 bushels
per acre, compared with 24.4 last year
and $50 the 1911-15 average.
Oats-Condition, S7.2 per cent of a
normal, compared with 1914 last month
S1.5 last year and SO2 the 1O-year av-
erage. Indicated yield, 1877 bushels
per acre, compared with 301 last year
and 31.7 the 1915 average.
Oats remaining on farms Aug. 1 es-
timated at about 47.771 900 bushels,
compared with 113,728,0OO last year
and 64.92S,OOO the average August l
stocks 1915.
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Record Potato Crops.

Potatoes are expected to yield 467,-
O00, 600 bushels or 100000 bushels
more than forecast from July condi-
tons and 47,OO0-OOO bushels more than
the record crop OF 1912 Sweet pota-
Toes also will be a record with S6,4OO,
900 bushels.
There will be an enormous crop of
tobacco, almost 120,O00000 pounds
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-08-12
WILLIAMS
DRUG
COMPANY
PHONES 516-12
PHONES 516-12

their own all the German first line
positions east of Hooge, between Frez-
enberg and the Yrpes-Menin road, in
Guiding the village OF Westhoek and
held them in their entirety, notwith-
standing the usual counter attacks
launched by the Germans under an
extremely heavy barrage fire
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Z. r. OVERLY
The Artistic Picture Framer
At J. S. Pate Store, Next Door
To Palace Theatre
MEDICINE ON FOOD.

You have always bought the bulky
stock food and given to your stock
as a medicine Why not buy only the
medicine and furnish your own food
The medicine will be much more GER
tain. In fact, B. A Thomas Stock
Remedy is so certain to give the right
results that we sell it on the money
back plan. If it doesn't straighten up
your horse or COW or sheep. We give
your money back.
WATT & HOLMES HDw., co.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-08-12

larger than the record production Of
last year. The buckwheat crop will
come close to equaling the record
made in 1915.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-08-12

Perhaps tine only one hundred per
cent success was attained by the man
who invented our n0n-leak fountain
pen which so lives up to its name
that it will not even write.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-08-12

YOU'LL FORGET ALL ABOUT
THE HIGH COST OF SHOES If
YOU CONE TO OUR SHOE SALE
BEGINNING FRIDAY, AUG. II.
ROORlN'S.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-08-12

Miss Irene Brewer, holding a posi-
ton with A, o. Blackmar 4 Company
of Columbus, is spending the week
end with relatives in Cordele.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-08-12

W A. Tuck. prominent farmer was
in town Saturday attending to bus
mess,
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-08-12

The lngestion of wood alcohol may
produce blindness.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-08-12

A s u m m e r t i'm e
brings plenty of joy
to the folks whose
health is up to par.
One way to keep
we'll is to keep in
touch with your re-
sponsibilities and a
good drug store.
This is the place
we re boosting for.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-10
PROMOTED ARMY
OFFICERS GIVEN
new COMMANDS
War Department Announces
Many Assignments,

WASHINGTON, Iulv l0.-Assign.
ments for the recently promoted gen
cral officers OF the regular army were
announced by the war department to-
day as follows:
Maj Gen Charles G.. Morton. TO
command the troops at Syracuse, y. Y,
the largcs, regular army expansion
post
Maj Gen John Morrison, TO com.
mand troops at Chickamauga Park, Ga,
Brig Gen John w. Ruckman to com
mand south Atlantic coast artillery
district, Charleston, S. {.
Brig. Gen. Adelbert Cronkhi,e, to
command the Panama coast artillery
district, canal zone.
Brig. Gen Joseph T. Dickman, 10
command troops at Fort Ethan Allen
Vermont
Brig Gen Augustus ?. Blocksom, or
dered to the southern department 70,
assignment by the department com
mander.
Brig Gen. Henry Allen TO Command
troops at Fort Riley Kan.
Brig. Gen. Chase w. Kennedy, tc
command troops at Gettysburg, Pa.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-10

total .p.,.on.l income tax OF Oklahoma
DR.. Postelle has moved his offices 10
~ state Natl Bank Bldg, Phone w.
Abduction HEARING Tomorrow - The
haoeas corpus hearing a oscar A. Griffin
10 prevent his sStrnditlon to Arkansas
10 stand trial for abducting his two
daughters has been set for tomorrow In
tho district court. In . petition filed this
morning Griffin alleges that he Ia beins
held Illegally and that the request for
exrad'tlon. which has besn honored by
Governor Williams, does not specifically
state the charge against him.
I'd L. Hahn, Funeral Home''w. 2,.-Adv.
HOUSE Committee Mssts-The house
committee OF the Chamber OF Commerce
COMPOSED OF q A Nichols, Joe Huckins
and O'Neil, held a meeting today to
consider further decorations for the club
rooms A tentative contract for dinins
room service at the club rooms was ap-
proved
Twenty Medical Appilca ants-Twenty y
applicants for the state medical licenses
today appeared before the state medical
examining board At tho Lee -Huckins no.
tel Dr. Y. V, Smith OF Tulsa, secre.
tary OF the board today said that II
would take all OF today and tomorrow
to s've the examination to the class.
selby Improves offlee-Carpenters be
gan work today remodellng the office OF
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Hood News for
at Folks!
IL Yea Want 10 Reduce Ten to
4 kAy Pssads Easily and
Quickly, Read This

0est tat people would like to enjoy
1nlhiui, aormal weight After un-
CpoAk experiences with starvation
no, drastic drugging and ,iresome
oqelsing. most OF those burdened
- Surplus weight give up hope OF
~ fading relief.
s ~ last Z home treatment has been
NoeSe4, which 10 20 simple that some
r1nH 6oubt To efficacy for that reason
oe~e. But don't pass judgment until
~ know more.
N very easy requirement OF thi,
oe0oe syStem Of fat reduction is that
Uq tAke ten deep breaths each morn.
~ and evening in tn. open air or
lmD1ng BY an open window. Take
oe oil Of korein capsule after each
e and before retiring at night: also
I ~ the other simple directions ,ha,
wjth the eapsules
ii y lsoatment often shows n notice.
\ oouetlon In 4 very few day, II,
no1at use should grealy improy,
Inogaj health, overcome slursi,b.
~ re4uee your weight TO nor
Xsqstify figure: add to yitalit,
eISeiemey become genuinely happy
~ Of korein capsules may be Oh
J q the drug store. Il |, Ger
= nappy feeling to have a 1.-the
el fisufe.--Adv.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-10
IS CHEERFUL AS
A SCHOOL GIRL
NOW SHE SAYS
Grew Dependent Over Trou.
bic and Didn't Think She
Would Ever Get Well.
TROUBLE DISAPPEARED
Wants to Tell Every Woman in
Oklahoma What Tanlac
Has Done for Her.

81 didn't know what it was to get A
good nights rest nor enjoy square
meal for six long months before start
ed taking Tanlac' said Mrs +. T.
Cooper wife OF well.to-d do farmer
living on Route -Four out OF Tulsa a
few DAYS ago.
There wasn't day in all that time
that ! didn't suffer misery from indi.
gestlon and nervousness she con,in.
ued, and the more ! suffered the weak
cr and more rundown got, until lust
couldn't see how ! ever would he we'll
again. My food would sour in my
stomach and form gas that would bloat
me mp and choke me until many a time
| have though, that almost every breath
would be my last My nerves were So
torn up that ! would Jump and start a,
the least little sound and long into the
nigh, ! have lain awake unable 10 res,
In the morning ! would &c, up all slug
slsh and drowSy and tired and grew
so despondent tha, ! didn't think |
could stand il much longer.
bul p'lNNl NuNluO ntlleNc mat
to look at me now have only been
taking Tanlac abou, two weeks I'm,
haven, had spell OF Indigestion since
the first few doses | took. and can
Just ieel my strength and energy com
ing back to inc every day live. Wher
] sit down TO the table ! can rehsl
every bite ! take and | Just eat like ON,
OF our farm hands and never have a
bit OF Trouble from /, aiterward In.
stead of being blue ard worried like
used to be, ] 90 at my housework a,
bright and cheerful as a school girl a
play. and when night comes | sleep Iik,
baby for my nerves are as steady a,
a clock since my troubles have di,ap
pearcd
"Tanac has sure been a blessing :.
me and would like 10 tell every woma,
in Oklahoma who suffers like did
what Il has done for me"
| Tanlae is sold in Oklahoma CITY eS
elusiyey BY Westiall Drug Co. unde,
the personal direction Of special Tan
" tsprs'sntAuys--Ads
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-10
MORE HOT JOBS
Than COOL ONES
Packing Plant Refrigerator
Workman lin Soft"

II worked all afternoon where it was
10 degrees below zero" said a man
standing at Broadway and Main last
night.
Friend Doubtful.
His friend to whom he was talking
looked as though he doubted it, As he
mopped a beady brow.
The first speaker explained that he
had been taking stock In the reirigcrat-
ing room at one Of the packing plants,
Il wore big overcoat and pulled a
fur lined cap down over my ears" he
said. 1t sure was cold and almost
froze my hands until went out and
got a pair Of gloves"
How'll You Trader
"Say, partner" put in a bystander
"how will you trade jobs for tomor-
row. | fired a boiler today and
don't know how hot il was but II must
have been around 1872"
There are some nice cool Jobs in
Oklahoma City but there are more hot
ones. The traffic cops, teams,ers and
others whose work keep, them out in
the sun get more than their share OF
the heat.
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Interest Here
In Draft Plan
AtFeuerH Heat
Practically Every Young Man
Carries Slip Of Paper Show
Ing Serial Number,


Practically every young man in
Oklahoma City is carrying q little
numbered slip Of paper around in
his pocket. 1t represents his ticket
in the great lottery Of men for
which Saturday has been set AZ the
drawing day In Washington.
Interest in the draft in Okla.
homa City, and necessarily in every
town in the United States Is at
fever heat. Every young man is
taking a gamblers chance on the
short end OF 10 TO | shot to see
military service.
AT the citys hall and courthouse
here where lists OF those registered
with their serial numbers are post
ed. large crowds OF young men may
be seen throughout the day. They
scan the lists for their own num-
bers and then look to see the num-
bcrs OF friends.
Many different views OF the draft
are heard around the posting places.
Some seem to be figuring every
possible way by which they may
be exempted. Others arc actually
hoping that theirs will be one OF
the lucky" numbers drawn from
the jury wheel in Washington
"The draft is my only chance
to get in the army said one
Young man this morning Being
married the regular army and ma
tlonal guard has been closed to me
but il they get my number they
will have hard time exemptng
me-"
One youth was seen today who
was trying to be, that his number
would be one OF those called. He
was asking odds OF rs to | and
said he would bet 500 at that
ratio.
"lf I am not taken | will stay
at home and lose my 500" he
said. "lf | win can leave ST.
with my family when | 60"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-10
CiTYBRIEFS

Jobs For 3S12 Found - state employ
mcnt bureaus found johs for s,5I? per.
sons In June The Tulsa office led with
1881 The other offices, Enid ass; Ok
lahomN city, 6iO, Muskogee. 3l5
Boydston Appointed The appointment
Of Tom H. boldston " Oklahoma CITY as
= member Of the board of accouninnc,
Nhs announced yesterday hy Governor
Williams
Medical Men O., outhtl. The g...rter.
| ~ meeting OF the Central Oklahoma Med.
ical association began at Guthrie TODAY
and viii continue tomorrow
Fire Insurance. wal ib Tss Up.hsv.
| ADV
Supervisors Discharged That I New.
ton Richter, chief Fairgrounds supervisor
- without Job 10 the statement OF ]
! q. strong member NJ the school board
/ who last night fpthcfed motion To dis'
,uargo the playground supervisors and
! 'hN lhcir s'lHrN up 10 YESTERDAY. strong
saws tho motion Bppnes tn Richter also
although sumc Of the members think dN
fefenty
Oklahoma seventh -- oklahoma tank.d
| seventh among tho states OF the union
In the payment of Income tases last yeaf
according 10 n report made by Hub.tt 1,
boen oollsotos VI inlsSasl rsysnls. yhs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-10

! q - 0ooqfn writers has said,
- , = efficient In business
- w eeaetimes che Il not
- ifoG kee health may fell.
Nlpe bsslnsss woman knows
IL - - whsa attacked BY the
poeelles 10 the so.called
~ That greatest OF all
~. woman's ills. Lydia +.
v VeCoooeje ~ Compound. has
49, v6ansn from such all.
~ yoass. Try h, n you
- - - ollMent and ir.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-10
Miners Drive Out
|. w. w. Agitators

JEROME, Arir, July ,',--Hundreds
OF miners and citizens armed with rifles
and pick handles started at sunrise to-
day TO clean the town of agltatorS
whom they consider undesirable as the
result of strike called Friday by the
metal workers branch OF the Industrial
Workers OF the World, which members
OF the international union repudia,ed
Most of the industrial workers appar-
entity learned OF the proposed organized
drive" and left town during the night,
SiS,y.,even were herded together
searched and loaded into cattle cars.
The train was started for Jerome Juno
ton, twenty seven miles away where |,
was intended to unload the prisoners.
LONDON The total receipts of the
British prize court from the beginning
Of ,hs war to March g. 1910, was
fbSS0OOO
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Hazne!

tho county attorney. When the work Is
finished each employe OF tho office will
have . private office where they will
not be disturbed
! Pool Han Licenses issusd--Thirteen H.
censes have been issued this week to
operators OF pool halls by County Judge
Zwick. II 10 expected that fifteen or
twenty more people will appaly for IL
tensss within tho next few days. Twen-
ty-fve widows have applied TO the coun.
~ for a pension from the widows and
orphans funds.
calilhan Homo saturday - Assistan,
County Attorney Callihan. who has been
In Chicago for the past two weeks spend
| ing his vacation, Is expected home Sat
urday He will spend "A few days AZ the
home OF his mother In Missouri before re-
turning to tho city.
SIster FInsd-Isiithpr Staten was fined
S26 and costs today by Justice OF the
| Peace Donnell. Staten was originally
charged with assault with intent to Kill
but tho charge was changed to simple
assault He Is said TO have had a fight
Al A local packing plant several days ago
and In tho fight he cut his oppon mt on
| tho arm.
csntwsII 10 clty--Jsmes w. Cantwell
president OF the state A and NJ. colelN
Visited the state board OF agriculture Of
fices today.
caut At Ringing -- Frank NJ GRult
president OF the state board OF agricul-
tur-, is In Ringing today. where he WI
speak at the Liberty" celebration held
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-10

dissatisfied with the sort Of rented
houses an dexorbitant rents we had
to put up with.
Then those cozy bungalows be-
gan to make their appearance.
And before any Of us realized it
there was building-bu building-ev-
erywhere!
New additions have been
opened up. New carlines are now
running. New homes have been
built, are being built and will be
built. Vacant lots and blocks of
today will be settled residence por-
tons of tomorrow.
The longer you put off getting
home, the farther out you will
have to go and possibly the more
you will have to pay. AS long as
you don't intend being a renter all
your life, why not make the decis-
i've step now?
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-10
Building -Building-Everywhere

'khOST any direction you go in
NA Oklahoma City today, you
will see building going on. Hardly
a block will you pass but there is at
least one or two homes in the course
Of construction.
And some of the blocks that
were vacant fields only few
months ago have been converted
into row after row of attractive
bungalows.
The development has been phe-
nomenal here the last six months.
Building permit records have been
shattered. More money and more
actual number of homes have been
built in this period than any pre-
ceding time in Oklahoma City!
1t is only a natural course of
events.
We all just about had our fill of
renting We were fast becoming
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-10

Ihreegh . deal contaminated by
R49a II. Fee. factory representative Of
oieslC Cbfated broadleaf Scent Vincello
D1o4r tor exaeting smokers with D. +.
! h)eAe, manager Of the cigar depart
.ooh n the Alexander Drug Co.. this
)1eol company becomes the state dis
fgoHn0ors Of Oklahoma. ADV.
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||||sp;itol
4rllas Only
n 7irdileLate
DDlnon Actually Waite d
~ Than Two Hours
for Conveyance,
~ eliii esasains Z few surprises.

\ ~ ttill eeasains few surpfises
a elnolaaea this morning. just n
r1A q saplsol.bound street failwa,
1ae NJ settled themselves at the
IDooe q Fourth and Broadway to wal,
- neoa. along came . car in less
N6A NO hours.
h n wrath Of local statesmen rises TO
1nll,e heights several times each day
IDaDe ef the service on the capitol
~ eediAsss uttsraness regarding
)oAV owners to start business are
ionasd - svssy hand, as the theoretical
tRofQ.mlaute service Of the street rail-
~ sompAay balls up business engage
9n1go ~ kesps the family dinner hour
f)1allae.
~ railway company started today
entAselat track from East Thirteenth
letruD1 b thl capitol Several nates-
~ M 70 walk Il the ballast is put
~ o0ooeh enough.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-10
Revival Planned.

0UkANT, Okla, July l0.--(Speeisl }
StAQ chusehes Of the city have agreed
r. 1nl>e N . revival next Octoger, and
1cD3oQeatatives OF the different relig-
~ bo1ies Of the city are In session
90 ~ arrangements to secure Rev
~ Edward Brown, an evangelist for
~ Aeeasion.
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by the Chlckasaw Pioneers. and the
Chickasaw Indians.
Samuel and wife Called Away--W. II
Samuel. secretary OF the state Insurance
board. with Mrs. Samuel was called 10
Checotah last night by the illness Of Mrs
Clement G. Hayden. mother of-Mrs. sam.
uel Little hope is expressed for her
recovery. Clement G. Hayden, pioneer OF
eastern Oklahoma. died two months ago
Two Turned 10 County, Dorse snrtin
and Henry whiting. charged by the police
with theft, were turned over 10 the coun-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-10

llndbsre Probe Continues Although "
ID, Witcher. county evidence man, 10 still
working on the circumstances surround.
Ing the death OF Leota Llndberg. and
there are persistentn rumors that addi-
tlonal arrests win be made In the case.
Sveral clues are being followed by tho
county attorneys office ana are expected
to Ne productive OF results within a short
while
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-10

~ authorities today. The two young boys
are alleged to have stolen eight water
melons from a car In the Santa Fe yards
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Gauit AZ Ringing -- Frank NJ GRult
president OF the state board Of sgricul
turr. is In Ringing today. where he vii
speak at the Liberty" celebration hel,