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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1917-05-18
NOTABLE GALLANTRY
OF AMERICAN MARINES

Washington, May 17-That our
own American fighters have the "do-
aU-dare-alI" gallantry Of their allies
in Europe is shown by recent report
commencing First Lieutenant Ernest
c. Williams of the United States
Marine Corps who has just been pre-
scented with the Congressional MEDIA
Of Honor for extraordinary herOism
in the face of the enemy at Don Fran
cisco de Macoris, Dominican Repub-
lie." AS the U. S. Marines expect to
be the first to fight in France, the
incident bears unusual interest.
Lieutenant Williams, with twelve
U. S. Marines under his command,
charged the stronghold, FOrtaleza, in
the face of fire from about forty
rifles, hurled himself against the
doors as they were about to close
and forced his way inside, followed
by his men. Eight of the twelve
men were wounded but no one was
seriously injured They captured the
fort without assistance from ether
units.
The Commandant Of the Marine
Corps in forwarding his report said:
at appears that by his conspicuous
gallantry, initiative and excellent
judgment he solved the problem
which might have proved a serious
one had the enemy been given time
to organize and consolidate, and that
Lieutenant Williams in entering and
selling the Fortaleza by its only en-
trance was most gallant and cOura-
.geous."
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1917-05-18

By virture Of the authority vested
in me, and by the constitution and
the laws of the State Of Louisiana, |
will sell at the principal front door,
of the Court House in which the Ctvll
District Court of the Parish is held,
within the legal hours for judicial
sales beginning at II o'clock a. M, on
SATURDAY, JUNE 2, A. d. 1917,
and continuing on each succeeding
day until said sale is complete, all
immovable property on which Taxes
are now due to the State Of Louisiana
and the Parish of jefferson Davis, as
we'll as all other Taxes levied to en-
force collection of Taxes assessed in
the year of 1916 together with inter-
eest thereon from the 31st day of De-
cember, 1916, at the rate of Ten (lO)
per cent per annum until paid and
all costs.
The names of said delinquent Tax
Payers, the amounts of Taxes as due
by each on the assessment rolls for
the said year, and the immovab' e
property assessed to each to be offered
for sale is as follows, tO-Wit:
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1917-05-18
Stop Left Over Coughs.

DR.. Bells Pine Tar Honey will stop
that hacking cough that fingers from
January. The soothing pine balssns
loosen the phlegm, heals the irritatoi
membrane, the g'ycerine relieves Tie
tender tissues, you breathe easier
and coughing ceases. Don't neglect
q lingering cough, it is dangerous
DR.. Be,Ps Pine Tar Honey is anti
septic and pleasant to take, benefits
young and old, get it at your druggist
today. Formula on the bottle. 2&D!
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1917-05-18
sELF.IMPOSED CENSORSHIP

Boston, May 16.-The effectiveness
Of the self-imposed press censorship
is illustrated in the surprised arrival
in British waters Of American tor
pedo boat destroyers. The sailings
from this side has been common
knowledge in newspaper circles here.
The information, which included the
date Of the sailing, the number Of de-
strOyers and other facts not yet re-
vealed, did not come from official
sources and there was no pledge to
secrecy. Secrecy was maintained
voluntarily by reporters and editors.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1917-05-18

Don't worry-volunteers will flock
to the colOrs thicker than bees at
swarming time. Free spuds and
beans will do it.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1917-05-18

Let IL be remembered that the
American flag as borne by gallant
American aviators is already flying
far above the battle line of France.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1917-05-18
Ward One, NONRESIDENT

20 Mccoy, Chas. A., ct ais,
1O4O acres, E1a q, VIZ
%, We 27, E15 of NV
a 34-11-4. Also pump
ing plant site of two ac-
res in the SEA q, the
dredge intake canal,
across Sec. 27-35-36-11-4,
and upland irrigation ca
nal across Secs. 22-23-24-
25-26-27 and 34-11-4, to-
gether with machinery
etc. --------------------$ 619.3
30 Valdetero, Laurent, Lot
7 MEG. grant Sec. 81
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1917-05-18

The longer the war continues from
now on, the less trading material
Germany will have in the peace con-
ference.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1917-05-18
Ward Nine. RAsidan.

! ward Nine, Resident
1880 Ball, B. NJ; NJ of sWn
31-7-7, less 4 acres des mn
to the School Board NNeu
4344 Caffal, f. B. & Ritter : 1851
, F.; SWH of NEH Nu, D.
of SEA 27-8-6 ~ VIVA
, 4357 Hebert. Mrs AMror-- 6sS
az f SWlI 5Gl0 % g Aurellen;
, 1896 Huffman, J. W. N NM $50
cEIl C1I y. c w. NEA of
-; Of NFn 95 ~ ''H4 "a, ny
l 1000 NI;, a -T ~ ----------. III,
'0' o. t' " l. ~ SEX Of
@'-'-V - ---------- - %
0'
Y" '"e a'y OF sale | VIII soil -,
2 POI ,io" o, sa q property as SUN ouT
I 1 W.. point out, and in case ~
ueo{of VIII not point out suf6ci. ,ae
Q e.,V , VII at once and withe e,,
lurCher delay, sell the least ouan aSt'
oI SAD property of any said doS.
Q winch any bidder will buv g. ~SON
. amount of Taxes, Interest .nS NE
due by such tax debtor N 'USR
o The sale will be without
o ment FOR cash in LEGAL tonJ appraSe.
If tha United States of Amar money
the properly sold will bp rodo' and
b at any time for the snaco 'e oa adj
Year by paying the cost nrioO VI one
including the Twenty (2Ol n No, gwen
interest thereon. psi cent
. ISAAC FONTENOT
Sheriff and Ex-Offc;o Tay c,u
2 Jefferson Davis Parish Io U;vilec'Ot
Sheriff's Office Jennings To"; ,a'la'
April %, 1917. '''ns
NOTICE to MORTGAGE
CREDITORS
In conformity with Seton 9,
, No. 50 Of 1883. Notice is herabv y, a.; AN
It to al pat'es ho'dinm mortro s"ea
real estate located in tho I 3D. upon
Jefferson Davis. State Of Ion; "5,sn Of
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1917-05-18
Ward One Resident

SO Broussard Frank; Lot "
sub We 1918 ------S 4,0l
1875 Elliott, DR., E. g.; Is
acres, SWH Glib, NJ of
NWA 12-11-4 ------------$16.96
1923 Fisher, A. G.; 65 acres, off
S. side of SWA 24-11-4----S36.79
165 Jennings Construction Co.;
A certain tract of parcel of
land con. 14.4 acres and be-
ing a strip 100 #. wide
across Sec. 4-9-11-3; A GER
tain tract or parcel of land
con. SOB acres, and being
a strip 100 fit. wide arcoss
NWA Sec. 9 and Alb IS 5.87
Lake Arthur
314 Beadle, Mrs. Leona; Lot 6
blk A, Ney sub, of lot SO
Lake Arthur -------------$ 2.O3
1922 Bertrand, Alex; NJ of Lot
5, Lots 6-7-8-9, Blk. l MEG.
and Fortin tract Lake Ar
thur -------------------$ 3.Y9
346 BrOussard, Louie; Lot 5
Blk. 6, Edg. Add. Lake
Arthur - ----------------$2.OS
353 Broussard, Drozin; Lots 7-8
Blk. 8 McGary tract, Lake
Arthur - --------------$ 2.O3
1875 Brown, Ellis, ct ais; Lot 5,
Blk. 26, o. P, Lake Ar
thur ------------------$ 800
1888 Caffall, F. B.; Lot 81, blk
"a, Lake Arthur --------$ 2.38
Ali Cormier, A. B.; Lots 1917,
! blk 6, Edg add, L. Arthur--$ 2.75
467 FOard, LeRof; Lot 33, blk
| 20, Lake Arthur ----------S3.OS
498 Gillett, Gus; Lot Is, blk
8, R. M. add Lake Ar
tnur - ------------------S 3.14
SOB Goely, A. A.; Lot 10, Blk.
Is, 0, P. Lake Arthur Sd
534 Howell, Jos. K; Lots 7-S-9,
Blk. 3, Howell Add. Lake
Arthur ---------------$ 3.51
500 Lacour, Zochery; Lots 13 to
"a incl, Blk. McGarry
tract, Lake Arthur ------$ AIT
567 Laughlin, C. E.; Lot %,
Lees and Marquart acre
lots, Lake Arthur --------s 3.OS
6O2 Mayville, Frank X. ct ais;
Lots 9-1O-11-12, Blk. 5,
Lots 49-5O-51-52, Blk. 9,
McGarry tract, Lake Ar
sos Mesteyer, Robert; Lots
17-18, Blk. 2, McGarry
tract, Lake Arthur --------$5.05
$40 MOnger, R. R.; Lot /, Blk.
q, fronting GO # on Iowa
Ave-, 512 #. on End st.,
Lake Arthur - ----------$14.4S
634 MOuget, Mrs. o.; Lots 4-5-
6, blk Z, o P, Lake Ar
thur - $21.9;
645 Ney, Fred W.; Lots 1929,
blk 10, Lake Arthur -----$ 2.7C
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1917-05-18
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAX
PAYERS OF THE TOWN
OF WELSH.
Welsh, La, May 2, 1911

WELSH, Id, May y iVih
The following named resident and
nonresident property holders in The
Town of Welsh, Louisiana, are hereby
notified that the city taxes on the
properly described below as per az
sessment rolls for the year 1916 aS
now due and delinquent since jan.
Nv 1st, 1917, and same must y
paid with costs and penalties or SAL
property will be sold according to a'
at the city hall between the legal sal
hours, Monday. June 4th, 1917:
81 c. E. Berdow, lots a and B !,
| B ock 7, Welsh ----------$ %
1876 Willie M. Gates, lot Z, !.
Block 7 W s. w sub ------- ~
129 Ben Gabbert lot 2 blk AZ 81
1O6 C. E. Dobson, lot 6 block
2 w & w sub -------------- 81
I227 ]. V. Little NWA 1884 6Al
249 R. S. May, VIZ of NEA
E fractional " NEA Sec 25-oss
279 Wade E. Plauche, lots /, 2,
8 and A block w & w sub 6V
|172 Mrs. Kate Hubener lot Z
Cooper sub lb4
Sc s. M. Curry. lot l. S, 6, 2
s, Block 5 w & w sub 1890 AZ
S. E. CARROLL, Tax Collects
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1917-05-18

$50 Nunez, Joseph; Lot 2, Blk.
26, Lake Arthur and Imps--$ 3'l4
667 Phelps, Harlow W; Lots
1-6, Blk. 8, McGarry
tract -----------$ EFT
7O3 Roberts, Mary E.; Lots CT,
blk D, McChenney sub L.
Arthur --------------$3.77
784 Wilson, VIM; Lot 80, blk
&c, 0 P, L. Arthur --------$3.77
III Walter, Peter, Sr.; Lot 9,
Blk. 10, MarquarJ Add,
Lake Arthur - ----------S 3.14
1877 Woods, J. H.; Lots 1920
21-22 Blk. Is, Lake Ar
thur 49, Az
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1917-05-18
TAX LIST OF I'M
MOVABLE PROPERTY, STATE
OF LOUISIANA.
VS..
DELINQUENT TAX DEBTOR.

Office of the Sheriff and Ex-Offcio
Tax Collector, Parish of Jeffer-
son DAVIS.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1917-05-18

Ward Three, Resident
2O10 Caffall, Frank B.; 42.72 =
acres in the SWA of
SWA sec 1873 ----- 10
posi- Jennings Construction Co.;
A certain tract or parcel
of land con sol acres and
being a strip 100 # wide
across the SEA of Sec 49,
3: A certain tract or parcel
of land cont. 6.06 acres
and being strip 100 #.
wids across the M of
Sec. 21-8-3 = ----- 8
212S Langley, EulaIie; Lot A,
sub Of 12D acres in Grant
B, No. 81, Sec 4O-5-3-.l- 2
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1917-05-18
Ward Fcur. Resident

1882 Alcock, A. G. est; $40 ac-
res, E13 of 25-.1-4 $50
2237 Anderson & Helyey; We
10, SWA 12-7-4 - ------
22S7 Carr, Geo. r; NEA and
and Ne OF SEA ZI-f-4--
1920 Dup. echien, Adam; 3l4
acres in the SEA 81, s" i
33-7-3. les r r n-W $500
1886 Jennings Construction Co.;
A certain tract OF parcel
OF and cent sos acres and
being a strip 1OO # W de
across the SEA Sec 20-7-
g. A certain tract or pare
ell of land cont. LAP acres
and being a triangular
form in the SWA Of SWA
32-7-3 - --.-----. ----.. -
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1917-05-18
Ward Three, Non Resident

NdIU AHEVS, IfVH'INtoIuCHI
1854 Fournett, Joe G.; so acres
Of land in Sec 41-8-3,
known as David Miller
home place, and 71.94 acres
in the eastern portion of
The NJ of VIM. Wykof
Grant No. 129, Sec Az
a. 2
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1917-05-18

beg, at he NE cor of the
corp of Jennings thence S
1885 ft. S SO deg. W 27O2
#. N 500 #. w 1912 fit. N
10 deg. W 1902 # S 1854
#. TO q point of beg. part
of Sec. AZ 1898 o.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1917-05-18

Ward Six, Resident
9179 Freeman, Benz; 100 ac-
res in the SEA 7-9-4----- 49
$3.50 Funk, Susan; 100 acres
in the SWA 33-9-4------- 49
1858 0aksmith, R. ct ais; 5
acres in the Sh of
1886, lot IS, blk A, lot
18 blk D, sub VIZ
1895 - ----------------
1854 0aksfhith, R.; Lot 8, sub
of the E1a of SWA
27-9-5 = --------------- 8
Welsh
|SS41 Rerdon, C. E.; Lots as
blk z, Welsh - - a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-15

MERCHANT TAiLoRs Wv cut, trim
ana make suits Tor taiorG Send Tor
nrivc list South West Inc Tailora to
.ruilpra
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ALVIN CAMPBELL. lawyer (formeriy
Lawton), ii6h Grand Ave. Oklahoma
City
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MALE HELP WANTED

NANTED-TWo ambitious young men
10 learn clerical and accounting work
with large corporation High school
or college graduate preferred Only
those who are looking for a steady job
aud willing to study and apply them
selves need apply Make application In
own handwriting. giving ngg. schooling.
the class OF work ON which you have
boon previously engaged. end telephone
number Address q T.. OklHhoman.
N\NIIp-An cNpcIienoed tea and cot-
Zee salesman on an old established
route; one who can furnish car Grand
Union Ton Co. II North Harvey, okla
hum1 city
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" T. ARE now ready 60 employ
three go high school graduates
between rs and "a years ~ age.
no experience necessary: this is
Your opportunity 10 start In with
a blk concern where promotion Is
on \ merit basis: permanent
work. chances Tor rapid advance
ment to tho right young men At
present unusually good II you
desire TO he one Of these three,
apply by letter or In person
Room 2l0 Pioneer Bldg, Okla
homA city
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uNFURNIsHED ROOMS FOR RENT

TWO or three unfurnlshed rooms. strict.
Is modern Call W 1917,
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WANTED woman to work In lRborn.
tory ASK for Or Walker, ST An
thongs Hospital. laboratory Wal 1880.
WANrED-TypIst who is rapid on type
writer and can spell properly short
hand unnecessary. Apply office Appli-
ance Co. 3ll Baum Bldg
WANTED-C -Colorod girl for cook and gem
eral houscwork. No laundry 22O3 W,
18TH Wal 5000
WANTED capable woman for general
homework; pleasant room Tor white
woman. or will employ competent woman
10 prepare dinner In evening and wash
dishes white or coloted Phone w 3y6i.
loq W, 18th
WANTED - Capable girl for general
housework Phone Wal, 63l7
FIVE bright capable ladies 10 travel.
demonstrate and sell dealers, t7b to $3.50
per month; railroad fare paid. Goodrich
Drug Company, Dept 6s7. Omehn, Neb
COZ ORliD GIRL for general Homework.
an West 18Th. Phone Wal ilSS.
WANTED Experienced bundle wrapper
and experienced mAnBle folders and
feeders, Palace Laundry, lH-l26 W. LIST
~.
WANTBn--25 operators on power ma
chimes steady employment New state
Overall Mfg Co
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EXPERIENCED lnemau. steady post
tlOn, good pas, apply Manager Western
Union Telegraph Co.
WANT All-nround country printer to.
phone or wire. Wynnewood New Era.
Wynncwood. okla.
WANTED--A registered phnrmaCist by
January |; western OklahomHn town. X
L., care OklahomRn
BARBER wanted 81 guarantee, good
steady job for right man. i. l.. Thomas
Beaver. Okla.
WANTED-Experien men Tor posi-
tlons Of station agent telephone and
telegraph operators and ticket clerks
y. X care Oklahoman.
WANTED Young man iu repair and
service department; must hc mcchaui-
cnlH inclined We prefer onn with some
knowledge Of electrical motors or with
experience In repairing typcwriters or
other office appliances Apply office
Appliance CO.. 3lt Raum RIdg
WANTED--BOy TO deliver Star phar-
mact 9Th and Broadway
NANTED-Boy to deliver on wheel Call
Wal $50.
BARBER trade taught nt Texas Barber
Colleges; Worlds GrcDtest; position
gunrHntecd free Cptulog explaining
Dallas Texas, or Fort Worth, Texas.
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los West California Ave, Oklahoma city
WANTED Several alert. ambitious and
healthy young men TO learn the tele-
phone work through our regular stu-
dents course Applicants will be started
In at different places In the state OF
oklahoma and will In all probability lat
er bo transferred tu other pArts OF the
state Single men with high school
education or its equivalent preferred.
Chances for advancement are good 60
those who properly apply themselves.
only those who are looking for a steady
job which calls for study, application
and an ppprtclahle leaning toward tho
high grade OF mechanical and electrical
llnes ~ work need apply Write n let
ter telling all about Yourself, state what
vanced, your age and class Of work on
which you have been engaged for the
last few years. Address Division Main
lenance Supervisor. Southwestern bell
Telephone Co, oklahoma city okla
YOUNG MAN. With experience on stock
lcdgers state age, experience and tcle-
phone number. Address B.l5s, care Ok
hhoman
RANTEb-. Young boy with wheel for
delivery service; chance for advance
nient See MI Bush, Western Bank
supply Co
HGH. H.CLASs COMPANY desires 70 em-
nloy expert stock salesman Of ability;
ncst proposition In Oknhomni GOOD iu-
ure, Maxine Mining CO., Pawnce, Okln
WANTED - Registered pharmacies, at
once Salary SEQ per week; references
,euulrcd. Apply at sos Herskowlu BldE
BARBER wanted at once, first class;
steady job geod FOR $50 | n Cndon-
heard, Carnegie Otla.
WANTED. deliver boy n e. spcnny
Printing Co, 2'0N ~ Eo'InNon Ave.
WANTED, First. class auto mechanic
700 n, Broadway.
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All week -day classified advertising runs
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UNFuRNIsHED ROOMS FOR RENT

FOR RENT - One furnished or unfur-
J niuhad roomi good location. In walk
INK distance coo v, sth
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w. w. Harries
r. A.. G. PA.
EXPERT COMMERCIAL TUTOR
Private Shorthand and
Commercial School
sl W. Fifth 81 Tel. Maple l75

WANTED White girl over ls, for house
maid and nurse, no cooking, no aun-
dry work; references 6l7 W. ltth.
WANTED Whit. girl Tor general house
work; no washing Phone wal Ji52-J
GIRL wanted apply 63s American Ma
tonal Bank building.
WANTED - Experienced office girl for
position in dental office, Cnll 2l0 State
National Rldg ------.--.
WANTED Markers and sorters and 9th
er tNpericnced laundry help. White
Swan Laundry l3-l5 Rro'dwuy Clrcto,
WANTED An experienced woman cook.
Maple 529
WANTED-Iady cook. Mrs Emmitt, 1lS
W. Reno. -
WANTED Several bright girls ns wrap
perS and cashiers, So u week TO start;
promotion to those who prove efficient
Address In own handwriting, stating agt,
education and experience, II any POST
office BoN s1T
WANTED White girl for general house
work. Call Wal lS20,
WANTED Stenographer, experienced In
farm loan business; good salary Call
Wnl 1922.
WANTED Two Ndios 10 learn millinery,
Apply 229 w. Main. Bon MnrChe MIL
liucry.
WANTED-Girl living near 900 block
West 2lst To be company nlRhtR for
Indy during husbands absence Call W
Gi4a
WANTED Lady bqokkecper aud stcn-
ogrnpher I'm Insurance office. bookkeep-
ing will not mke moro than six days
each month, good salary 10 competent
person, give experience and references
Address R-laS, care Oklahomsn
WANTfb-At once. dancing Urls Tor
cabaret or 40, experience unnecessary
gunrutee {25 rcr week Wire Rt once,
! y q. .Rull7rd, BmEEs, okla.
WANTED Several neat-nnpoatlng, cap.
ahle Young ladies 10 demonstrate foun-
tain pens Apply Pnrkhurst Book Co
rs Ncrt Main, Saturday and Monday
betwrep 2 and 4 r. M
| WANTEp-At once, an experienced
OPERATOR, night woNk Purcell Tele.
phone Co. Purcell Okla
| WANT HD-h uNrn. pr.f.ulpss plano
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Are 7You A MAN?

mean man that has the ability TO
sell ANYTHING
don't care what YOU have been sell
Ing whether II Ia merchandise insurance
or nnytNinR else You undoubtedly want
10 better your condition, don't yOu7 All
| WANT YOU TO do N 20 come to my
office,
I win show YOU where YOU can make
some Real Money" mean MONEY i,
too don't mean any i25 per week.
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Stock Statesmen Wanted

The Big Diamond on and Refining Co..
si5-9is HorskowilN Bldg, Oklahoma city.
We have production. We will build one
refinery this year We guarantee our
purchasers satisfaction or money re-
funded We want you to represent us
In the snlo OF a limited amount OF our
capital stock Liberal commission Of
fcred. Call at office,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-15
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