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The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-13
Letter From re. Mil
Ing To Police Jury
Concerning Criminal
Taxes Paid By Nor
gan City
r.. following letter from Nr.

Tia following letter from Nr
G Milling, and the resolution O
he town of Morgan City, were
,.sS and on motion Of 4. +. Gahn
...ouded BY Sidney j. Wo.tord. and
,,rrisd. they were received, filed
~ made a part of the minutes. and
,bs Secretary instructed TO write
,hs Council OF the town Of Morgan
nv. that the Police Jury decline:
10 levy the tax as in The opinion Of
,bp District Attorney the Law does
not permit IT.
New Orleans, La, Oct -, 1917.
Mr.. Chas. n. Frost,
Pres. Police Jury of the
Parish of St. Mary.
Franklin, La.
Dear Mr.. Frost:
Mr. NJ. E. Norman, Chairman Of
the Finance Committee of the Coun-
ell Of the City of Morgan City, has
lust been in to see me with refer
ence to the question of the payment
Of the criminal tax in the city of
Norgan City for this year. He ad-
rses me that the City of Morgan
CITY has adopted a resolution noti-
tying the Police Jury that the Police
Jury should levy and collect the
II MIL criminal tax upon prop
9ty IN that city but that the Police
Juy has refused to do so, on the
rsund that they have not the au-
6enty.
Il strikes me that you not only
hVe the authority, but it is made
hduty Of the Police Jury under
BE hw to levy this tax, and at the
instance Of Mr.. Norman, / am writ
hg you calling your attention to
Us Act ! call your attention to
lrNo. % Of 1878, page 144, which
reads IS follows:
Section l. The Police Jury of
ne several Parishes throughout the
state, under limitations of existing
laws, hereby authorized and di-
ferted whenever any tax is levied
ief tfraying expenses in criminal
Roeeedings to levy, impose and
fellect said tax on all property sit
ased within their respective Par
aaes whether said property is stu
aed within any incorporated town
= osnerwlse; provided, that this act
u not apply to incorporated
usns vhich, by the provisions of
ueH chsrters, pay the entire ex-
Fnses ot all criminal proceedings
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The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-13

originating within their own limits
and their pro rata Of other Parish
expenses.
Section 2. All laws and parts of
laws, whether special or otherwise
by which any corporation, city or
town is exempt from Parish taxa
ton, for expenses incurred in Grim
inal proceedings of any laws may
conflict with the provisions Of the
first section of this act.
From this ect you will note that
Police Juries are authorized and di-
rected, whenever tax is necessary
for defraying expenses, to levy and
collect said tax on all property sit
uated within their respective Par
ishes whether in Incorporated
towns or otherwise. You will fur
ther note that this at applies t.
Incorporated towns, which, by the
provisions Of their charter. pay the
entire expenses of all criminal pro
ceedings originating IN their own
limits.
Now, the charter of the city Of
Morgan City, (Act No. 7 Of 1876,
page 20,) merely provides in Sec
II, that the costs due any Justice of
the Peace in criminal cases originat-
ing within the city shall be paid
from the City Treasurer, but says
nothing about parochial expenses;
therefore, it strikes the writer that
it is the absolute duty Of the Police
Jury to levy this tax, and if you
fail to levy it, l do not really see
how you will be able to collect it in
the city of Morgan City.
This law is particularly applica-
BILE at the present time with the.
system Of taxation which we now
have in the State. The Act of 1916
which governs assessments, makes it
the duty Of each Parish and munich
pality to arrive at the cash valua-
ton Of the property in that Parish
Or municipality, and that after this
cash valuation is arrived at, each
Parish or municipality must fix the
percentage of such cash valuation
for assessment purposes. Now, say
that the Police Jury fixed the per-
,entage of cash valuation for as
sessment purposes within the city
at Is per cent and you then levied
a 2 1-2 mill tax on your assessment
in the Parish, and the city levied
and collected the 1-2 mill criminal
tax on property in the city, don't
you see that the city would then be
paying 1-2 mills on IS per cent
whereas the Parish would
,e paying it on SO per cent valua
icn. This tax for criminal pur-
,oses certainly should be equal and
inform throughout the Parish;
therefore,, of necessity it strikes me
hat it is necessary for the Police
Jury to levy the tax upon all the
including the property in
he towns, fixing the percentage of
aluation on all property in the
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The First Episode of "THE
FIGHTING TRAIL" thrilling Sc
rial of War Times will be shown at
The ARCADE next Sunday and
thereafter every Thursday night.
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towns and in the country at so per
cent and then all the tax payers
will pay equally.
This is a very important matter
to the City of Morgan City, and it
will insist upon the Police Jury tax
ing this action and wish there fore,
that you would please submit this
matter to your legal adviser, and
will be glad to go further into it
with him or discuss it with him, if it
is his and your desire.
With kindest personal regards,
Yours very truly,
r. c. MILLING.
Morgan City. La, Oct. 16, 1917.
Extract from minutes of the
meeting of the Mayor and Council
men Of the City Of Morgan City,
held October 18th, 1917, a regular
meeting:
Mr.. Norman offered the follow
ing resolutions:
Resolved, that the Mayor be au-
thorized. Empowered and directed
to request the Police Jury of the
Parish Of St. Mary, to assess and
collect direct the 2 IA mills crimi-
nal tax due by the property tax
payers of Morgan City, La, for the
year 1917"
l, A. B. O'Brien, Secretary to the
Mayor and Councilmen Of the City
# Morgan City, La, do hereby GER
ify that the above is true copy.
Columbia Carbon Paper and
typewriter Ribbons for sale at the
review Office. Phone 278.
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Columbia Carbon Paper and
Typewriter Ribbons for sale at the
Review Office. Phone 278.
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Continued on page 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-29
ARMY AVIATION CORPS.
NEEDS NO MORE RECRUITS
War Department Notifies Local Re
cruiting Office to Take No
Moro Applications.
: FLYING SERVICE IS POPULAR
Men Are Still Needed for Signal
Corps, Telegraph and Radio Units
and in the Infantry and Medical
Departments. 81

The United States Army put the lid
on enlistments for the aviation cprps
yesterday, and Sergeant Freeman an
nounced at the close OF the daylthat
no more applicants would be taken for
that branch of the service. The order
came direct from the War Department.
Sergeant Freeman said aviation had
appealed to young men all over the
nation and that accounted for filing
that branch to date to it's maximum
strength.
Applications will still be received In
the army for the signal corps, the
telegraph and radio unit and in the In
fantry and medical departments Ser
geant Freeman signed up fifteen husky
young men for the various brtnches
OF the regular army yesterday. They
VIII be sent to the regular army con-
centration camp at Fort Thomas, KY.
to-day. From Fort Thomas enlisted
men are sent TO the various forts Of
the army and go into activ, service
with the regulars at once.
The following applicants were en-
listed at the army recruiting station
on Broad Street yesterday: George A.
Webster. Auburn. Me-; Harvey G. Ell
kins. City Point. Va; Ollie NJ. Nc
Youman. .Cottageville. 81 c.: F. w.
Pangle, Dillsboro. n. c.; Glenn R. Will
liams. Richmond; Charlej e. Beasley
Richmond; NJ. NJ. HugheS Columbia. s.
C.: William o. Geyer. Blackstone. Va;
l. c. Newbill. ScottsbWg. Va; G. S.
Wills. Richmond. for the aviation corps.
and William J. Pugh. Lynchburg. Va;
II. L. Floyd. Hopewell. and Yewell NJ.
Hodges. Sutherland, VI. for the medi-
cal department. Is
NAVY NEEDS MACIINIsTs.
COOKS AND MUSICIANS
At the navy recruiting station musI-
clans. cooks and machinists will find
come inside. Lieutenant Stewart, in
active charge Of tie station, has en-
listed the aid Of Professor Joseph
kessnich in his starch for musicians.
The hotels OF the district, too. are aid
Ing In interesting cooks available for
the naval service and It is expected
that the full complement of men will
be secured al Richmond for the navy.
Ten Richmond b,ys. who have been ac-
cepted for the nivy, left yesterday for
Newport. r. J.. where they will get into
active service al once. They were: H
Cox. II. A. ketEr. A. l.. Webster. Will
liam A. johnson. Henry r. Russell. r.
H. Thomson. Charles Vaughan. Jr.
and Reynolds Penn. all seamen Of
the third classlGrover Cleveland Proc
tor, of Durham y. c.. coast defense re-
serves.
At the United States marine corps
recruiting station four recruits were
received from Charleston. w. Va, and
sent on to the concentration camp. The
Charleston recruits included o. C.
Davis. r. o. Dilley. a. p. Hill and Z.
Fl. ELLIS. These were enlisted yes
terday from Raleigh. NJ c.: B. ;H.
Brantby. J. !. Deans. d. b. BfantSy and
O. G. MedliS o.. .B. Ehiltons and, L.sL
Robinson were enlisted yesterday from
Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-29

der arrest as suspected automobile
thief Sergeant Willy said that an
auto was recently stolen from a Rich
mond citizen while the machine was
standing at Eighth and Broad Streets.
and that later the car was sold to q
Petersburg citizen for 5000.
The car was restored to It's owner
and tho Petersburg buyer Is out his
|soo. Sergeant Willy said he recog
nized the man under arrest in Balti-
more as a Richmond resident A pic
ture OF the prisoner will be mailed to
Petersburg by willy. Manning had
more than 500 in cash in his pocket
when arrested. and was dressed in the
latest fashion, the sergeant said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-29

transporting intoxicants into this State.
The Lanes were arrested last wednes-
DAY night while travelling in a Pack
ara car on the Broad Street Road.
When the mud became so resistant
that they could go no further tho car
was searched by the police and found
to contain 146 pints OF sealed liquor.
Their bondsman is w. +. Gordon. 1881
Broad Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-29
POLITICAL RALLIES
Candidates for House OF Delegates te
Speak In Fulton Tomorrow
Might.

Plans were completed yesterday for
political meeting Tomorrow night
In Fulton when candidates for the
House Of Delegates and Justices Of
the Peace will make short talks to
the voters Of that section. The meet
Ing. which will start promptly at 8
o'clock will be held in the hall Of tho
Junior Order of United American Me-
chantcs. on Williamsburg Avenue.
A similar meeting will be held in
the same hall Tuesday night, when gu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-29
SUSPECTED OF THEFT

J. II. Manning Under Arrest In BnIti-
more-Automobile Is Restored
> to Owner.
! Detective Sergeant Willy returned
yesterday from Baltimore, where he
went to look over J. r. Manning. nm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-29

bernatorial candidates and those offer
Ing themselves for the positions Of
City Sergeant. Commissioner of Rev
enuc and Sheriff. Will be invited to
attend.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-29
LANES PUT UNDER BOND
Face Charges OF Bringing Las Pints o,
Liquor Into State in Auto

]. H. and E. X. Lane were made to
give bond of $500 each by Justice Pur-
year yesterday for their appearance be-
fore the grand jury sof the October
term OF the Henrico Circuit Court
where they will answer to a charge OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-29
VICTOR ALLOWED TO MAKE
BUSINESS ARRANGEMENTS
Former Consul Held In Jail Here Pend
Ing Removal to lnternmcnt
Camp 1T Fort OElethorpe.

Official Information issued yesterday
says that b. x. Victor. who Is still be-
rico Courty jail. will be permitted to
make necessary arrangements for tho
continuance OF his tobacco business,
before he is removed to Fort Ogle-
thorpe. Ga. where he will be interned
during the war. 1t Is understood that
Vietor's detention here has been chief
lyl for the purpose OF allowing him to
make preparations for his absence
from his business.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-27
SOUTH BANK RED RIVER
OKLAHOMA BOUNDARY
s---s~s ---- -e5s zss A-,s q O..
Ec=-s A-res: s--
-c~Ts-s.--.

Ringing l.-- Ezr e. Sp=c.s.'
"A -----, --..-E g. --= --..-1 Stz,s
----= .---- .-s- --= south -!-= "a.
a-- r.r=- .- .,e -----z-g ..-s -.Eee-
.sa -5-. and Texas i=z a..zas --- sc.s
70 .--s-- ana -'=-= C.1-.z.- ~ .--1s-
r.--.-- $40 have g,-= -= ID ne
middle -. ~ stream % cai---e Per.
..-s charged E.-- p5--.-g liquor
and ----sCs..-g ,-e.r posse -.9-s
.E-- -sTe H.. z---C-..s % - % ,-=
s-..- SIDE Q: re -.7s- after 5co..sg.
ge-- a-- ,le.- booty. g1ve-lDe., o..
e-.zs .,.d SIN S,c-s O. Ringing
z-=- -e as IL M sogee recently a.
2 witness -e.1re tle fedora. grand
.-ry
May 3u.e -z,.e-s. particularly TIE
co-u.s- .o1 o. minor otenses. have
never been settled because o. the STAT.
u- q re boundary question For IN.
stance T. Z tight took place south of
me middle q the stream the prose
cutting attorney vas AZ q loss a. 70
1s Jurisdiction 20 prosecute TIE
Rock Island -a.lroad bridge al Terral
contains . sign IL tae middle 0: tie
river ,-st indicates the supposed
yognda-y and tina, sign has many
times been involved in q .lrisd.c,iorz!
question.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-27
MADE EVENLY DARK,
LONG, LUSTROUS
La Creole Hair Dressing

VIII bring back 70 all your gray or
faded hair It's youthful original DARK
color and leave your hair fluffy, clean,
full O. lie and luster. la Creole Is not
4 dye. but reyiyes the color glands.
Absolutely harmless and impossible %
detect, without Odor or sickiness.
Hair can b. washed or curlet Without
affecting the restored color Sold b.
druggists everywhere or sent prepaid
FOR s. b. Van Vleet Drug Co.. Mem
phis. Tenn. Guaranteed 20 darken all
your gray hair 20 evenly that not even
a trace % gray shows stops ceudru'f
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hair % org.Is, dark color lIs'er
freshness and gI.aless Advertise
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-27
BRITISH AND GREEK
STEAMERS TORPEDOED

NeE York. Nay -5-Tte B-l!s B
steamship Fe.te-.a. 5.5s7 ton freight.
81 belonging % the Cl1srd line was
sunk Msg o't the Irish coast, and
1e- captain and g of his crew. i1.
Guiding tao Americans. ar- missing
.-e ol-ar1 line announced
Reports ae-a also received ~ 'le
sinking 1F submarine q the b-.'.-l
-'etD hip C1-a-.d aitt t1e Jos. o..
,.-ee u. le. crew. one o. item an
american seaman.
The Greek freight s'-ame. Oty--
sels. 453 tons which le., Nex or
lean. il March for Nsr.eille- s.
t0-ped9ed and sunk ov a German sub
marine Apr. L. according % tnl
american member, Of her crew WAC
arrived here on Norwegian vessel.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-27
IT WORKS WELL
! cs-rsirs..so Tat Is Dana an In.
meme kr.-r, q Csss Tr.t sa,.r7.

4 f-Ue',s'.7a b,oo5--,-
medicine .ke Hpo1f far4ta-
taken bei1re meals. osr1..al s..s a
f-psr.a..7e iron tonic .sa pa.-,
Pills, taken after mss,s-rass .a
ideal oalrse q Srrrs Med.rra
30 other Medicines posses s..t
curative Irorert.es as these ,aY
great Tes'9fa..ves working t1eatar.
They reach the impure. im.u.s--
isted, Tos1lel, deu'alzed blood.
AID the worn, rr1d1Tn. over
worked, exhausted system They
awaken tae appetite cd digestion.
purify and Fia.le tte blood. y..e
renewed strength 70 ,he whole bgt..
produce sound, ra'lrl. sleep and
complete res'ora'.on q, good health
the greatest Of al earthly b.s..
irgs II is said that - invested .r
taes two medicines viii bring hs'ar
results than - spea. in other mad.-
crrs Dr treatment.
d v.ll be- wise 20 gt, Hood e--
sapa-.Ia and pept.r0u Pills TO-DAY
f-9m sour druggist.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-27
Nu,:L. sa,.n.u R.lIr.,a.

Crgsu4l E0:E. bending and lifting
o: STRENUOUS exercise & strain OF the
muscles, hey become sore and st!t
yol are crippled ard IL pain. Sloan s
L.-iuea; brings you quick relief. easy
% apply, l. pe1st-s,es Ei:ao1r rub.
b.-g. and drives on, the soreness. A
Gear liquid, cleaner t1zn u1ssy pas.
ie!s o. o!n,nents. Il does 10. stain the
skin Or clog tse pores. Always have
. oo.:.e handy tor the pains, aches o!
rheumatism. g0l; luu5sgO grippe
stiffness bacEscae and a.. eIte-la,
pan a, your drugg!s:. &c.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-27

NICE LARGE RESIDENCE LOT on
sH5Y STREET, on PAVEMENT. IN
CHOICE RESIDENCE DISTRICT.
LOT 40 Fl. DEEP, II TT. NORTH
FRONTAGE. kOJOlNs HOME OF ".
c. BAKER on WEST. PRICE $50
PER TT. Cash OR TERMS. ROY
ALEXANDER, OFFICE PHONE i5e.
RES. PHONE 1853. sj.S
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-27

Bowel regularity = tie sec,e, O..
good health. bright eyes, clear com
p.eI.0us. sld Dr. Kings New LIE Pills
are mild and gentle Laxative ,ha,
regulates tie bowels and relieves the
conges,ed i1tes;!1es - removing the
accumulated wastes Tithou, gripping
Take pill before retiring and t1a,
heavy head. that dull spring fever feel.
Ing disappears. Get Dr. Kings New
Life Pills al your druggist 25c
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-27

U.e1 TIE oscy izEss to -1c- .o1l
tie F,1-z-- ,1.1s i-e -ss-., r. tlc!.
ges'!c-. s1---e-s s.t vomiting F!--
11saIy ne towels z.e !1To.yet s-c
t.e-s e cole pal-s and c.zr11@s
HcGEES BABY ELIXIR is a gcald
Corrective remedy 'c- TIE stomach and
co--. disorder o! 5z5.es !, s. pure.
Ta5. .ssons ard p.sz-zc, 70 ,zke Pr.Ce
80 AID jsc p4r 5o,te. Sod y R.1ge-
Drug Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-27

Eaa is the time % 20, rid 0f y0lr
rheumatism Yol viii find Chamber.
Jam s L.1im=1t z-ea, help The re-
-s. Ta.l- j, affords is alone worth
many times i.s cost.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-27

GSi IS The Arumoreit.s job lie
partment phone
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-07
Ca|one| Users! Listen To Me!
Guarantee D0dsOnS Liver Tone
Your druggist gives back your money if it doesn't
hven your liver and bowels and straighten
you up without making you sick

Il i, doesn't Nraichtcn YOU right up
and make YOU feel fine and rigorou, |
want YOU TO go back to the store and
set vout money Dods0n'S Liver Tone
i, destroying the sale Of calomrl be.
cause II is real liver medicine; entirely
vegetable, therefore it cannot sal,yate
OF make YOU sick
guarantee that one spoonful o,
DodSons Liver Tone will Put your
sluggish liver to work ard clean yuur
bowels oi that sour bile and convi
paicd waste which Is clorglng your
system and making YOU iccl miserable
| guarantee that bottle Of Dod,on,
Liver Tone will keep your entire tam
ily feeling fine for months Give 1t
to your children II is harmless,
doesn't gfire and they like its pleas
ant tA,ts,--Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-07

1924 East Eighth street returned home
Thursday Mrs Duncan will remain
until September
MIR. and Mrs Logan Jacques, who
have recently returned from their ranch
in Arizona. are now at home in tie
William Elliott residence, lllJ West
Nineteenth street which they have
bought, Mr.. and Mrs Jacques will
divide their time IN the future between
their ranch and Oklahoma City.
\ 4 u
Mr. Allen Brooks OF 625 West FIJI
tccNth street, left yesterday for two
weeks visit in Kentucky His mother.
Mrs. Caleb X. Brooks and Miss Amy
Brooks are leaving Thursday to join
him and will spend July and August
visiting in different parts OF Kentucky
" n
Mrs John r. Dickson OF lRS West
Twenty street, went to Little
Rock yesterday to spend week with
her husband, who is at the officers re
serve training camp at Fort Logan II.
Roots.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-07

Ugh Calomcl make, you sick It's
huruh.c' Take dose of the danVetou,
drug tonight Aat tomorrow you may
lose a Gays work
Calowd ia mercury or quicksilver
which cause uccto,, OF the bones.
Calomcl when II comes into contact,
with ,ol bic crashes into It. breaking
it up Thl, /, when you irrl tha, awful
nausea and rraWp,ng II YOU are slug
ci,h md 'al' Knocked out" II YOUR
liver /, torpid md bowel, con,'ira,ed
OF YOU have headache dp,lness. coated
tongue If breath i' bad Or stomach
nur. 'u0 Diy spoonful oi harmless,
DNdun lNT Tone tonight
Hcitr my sunt ant,e Go 10 any drug
store and ge, a so cent bottle Of bod
sons Liver lone, lake = spooniul and
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-07

he the guests for several DAYS of Mr.
and Mrs. II. NJ Kelley, 1904 West
Twenty fifth street
Mrs. b, J. Thurman OF Nevada, Mo,
who has been visiting her daughter
Mrs Thomas T. BraniO, and Mr.
Braniii 740 West Twentieth street, went
to MuSkogcc this afternoon for short
visit before returning home
n
Mr. and Mrs Harry Conn Guthrie
who since their return from their we'd
ding trip have been with Mrs Guthrie
parents Mr.. and Mrs. r J. Wallace, tO+
West Eighteenth street arc now cNtab.
liShcd in their own home, 2SO7 North
Hudson avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. r + Keith and chill
drcn Kenneth and Gait arc guests for a
few days at the Lec-llucktnS hotel en-
route in their car from their home IN
Chelsea, Okla, to Dallas
\ ~
Mr. and Mrs J. w. True OF Chelsea
Okla, Miss Jeanette and Charles True
motored over yesterday to spend several
DAYS with Mr. TrucS mother, Mrs
Sarah True, l2j5'3 North lortie ave
nue.
Il X
MIR Bruce McClclland jr Of on Yves,
Nineteenth street went to Clarendon
Texas, the first of the week TO Jor
! Mrs McClclland. who has been il
Paris. Texas, with her parents Tor 4,
month After a two weeks visit il
Clarendon they will return home
n y
Mrs ! K Whitchill OF S07 Yves
Sixth street leaves this evening for Chi
cago where she Will Gcnd ,cycra
weeks On her return she will stop II
ST Louis for visit with her sister
Mrs. X. RAYMOND and Mr. RAYMOND
"
Mr. and Mrs K, r Stuart who oc
cupicd the Hunter a CrWcroi, home
10 West Fifteenth street, during tn
absence Of Mrs Craycroit in Icxa,
are now at home for the remainder O
the summer in the residence Of Mr.. am
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-07
STEAMERS REACH SWEDEN
UNDER SAFE CONDUCTS

GOTHENBURG, Sweden, July l.
Fourteen steamers from England re-
leased under German safe conducts, ar
rived here TODAY Three other steam
ers also have arrived a, other Swed-
ish ports. The Swedish steamer As
pen which was ,orpcdoed by a German
submarine last MAY but remained afloat
was among the arrivals