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Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1917-08-30
CH1CAGo&TAL RY.
r1mEE45rABlr
CHICAGO & ALTON r. R. co.


CHICAGO & ALTON r.. r. co.
thine Card in Effect July s, 1919
East Bound.
No. II daily for Chicago 2:02 a. m.
No. "a daily for St. Louis 4:02 a. m.
No. 80 ex. Sun. for Chicago 7:10 a. m.
No. 26 daily, Jacksonville 1:46 p. III.
No. % daily for St. Louis 1852 p. m.
No. 10 daily for Chicago 1O:45 p. m.
West Bound.
No. daily for Kansas City $3.50 a. m.
No. 1875 ex. Sun. for Slater 8:15 a. III.
No. daily for Kansas City 3:OS p. III.
No. IL daily for X. c. $3.50 a. m.
No. Fl daily for X. c. 12:40 p. m.
No. 25 daily for X. C. 1:46 p. m.
No. 20 ex. Sun. from Chicago 500 p. m.
South Bound.
No. 21O daily from JEFF City 400 pm
No. 214 ex Sun from Fulton 400 p m
North Bound.
No. 213 daily for Jeff. City 800 p. m.
No. 215 ex. Sun. jeff. City 1900 a. m.
T. L. MARSHALL,
Ticket Agent.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1917-08-30
AULD ACQUAINTANCE.

w. C. Melahn, now on the Wilbur
Shoup farm, was host for a merry
company, says The Herald. August
10 was the time. Those from a dis
lance were: Wilbur Shoup and fami-
ly of Laddonia; Edwin Weber and
family of Vandalia; Will Heinlan
and daughter; Chas. Heinlan and
family. ]. F. Heinlen and family. Har
Ian Heinlen, Nellie Booth and NAL
vina Towson, all of Mexico; o. B.
Melahn and family of Centralia, and
Miss Sybil Staples, of Trinidad, Colo
The day was spent with music, ko'
daking, motoring, chatting of old
times, a big MONDAY feast, foul
o'clock spread of cakes an dice cream
and with a good time generally.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1917-08-30

Go to Il. w. Roberts for Furniture
and Undertaking.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1917-08-30
LICENSED TO MARRY.

Mr.. Joe E. Hansen and Miss Alice
w. Cook, both of near Laddonia,
were issued marriage license in Mex
leo Wednesday of last week.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1917-08-30
MCKINNEY GETS COMMISSION.

w. w. Mckinney, son of County
Surveyor r. s. Mckinney, received a
commission last week as Lieutenant
in the Engineering Department of
the Army. He left for st. Louis to
get in readiness for his work.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1917-08-30

FOR SALE--New and up-to-datc
Furniture, Stoves and Rugs, Sewing
Machines on easy payments. Can
furnish your homes or rooms COM
pIete. Buy now and pay later.
SAM MORRIS.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1917-08-30
SAM MORRIS.

Lightning struck telephone wire
east of Moline, burning the wire in
two and destroying three or four
poles.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1917-08-30
Chicago & Alton
THE ONLY WAY"
THE HOME REPAIR co.

Carpenter Work, New and Repair.
Furniture Repairing, Upholstering
and Refinishing. New Mirrors; old
mirrors Resilvered. Staining and
Vanishing. Nothing too large or too
small to receive attention. Expert
Upholsterer in charge. Your patron
age solicited. Shop 2 doors east OF
the City Hospital. Bell Phone No.
40. We have come to stay.
CHAS. KEPLINGER, Manager.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-06
Corn Jumps
Nine Cents
At Chicago
Placing Of Limit on Prices Is
Cause; Exciting Scenes
in the Pit,

CHICAGO. June 6--Ex,reme ad-
vanees OF from S5s to o. cents were
scored in the corn uarke, in the open
ing today in the process ot adjusting
trades because Of the adoption OF a
maximum price at the last previous
session Of Monday Yesterday was a
holiday. The directors OF the board
OF trade fixed the maximum price OF all
deliveries OF maize at 81 o5, price far
in advance OF the deferred deliveries
and allowing considerable head room
for an advance IN July options.
Rarely has there been such excite
ment in the corn pit as developed this
morning The arena was not large
enough to hold the brokers with buying
and selling orders to eNecuteS They
jostled one another from the steps o'
the pi, and iairly fought ior positions
OF vantage,
The order OF the board was accepteJ
as indicating that the federal govern
men, wh,rh had exercised gu,d'nt
influence on the directors, took a sc
riouS view OF predictions that s. corr
was possibility and that the Slo,
maximum price represented a com
, nfpun,ss
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-06
Mother Charges
Man With Taking
Her Daughter Away

The fourth disappearance Of Okla
homa ti,y girls within the past week,
was reported To the county attorneys
office this morning. Mrs Martha n.
Hicks. llS Poplar avenue. Capitol Hill,
filed charges Of abduction against !
NJ Patterson, " years old. until YES
,erday an employe at the new reservoir
camp Mrs Hicks charges that her
li.year old daughter, Jennie Hicks. wa,
with Patterson a, the reservoir site
yesterday morning about IN o'clock.
Patterson notified his employers that
he was going to aui, and was paid his
salary The couple left the place to-
gt,her and have no, been seen since
II is said The marriage license rec
ordS at the cout, house show tha, oi
Nav ". ! NJ, Patterson secured II
ccnse To- marry jennie Hicks. he gav,
the girls age as II years. Although
iuquity has beeu u~de At nearby town
No one has reported having seen tn
couple "A
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-06
TW|STERS TAKE
Thirteen LIVES
IN two STATES
Seven in Missouri; Kansas
Damage, S1,000,000,

KANSAS CITY, Mo. June n.-for
the third tin3an lutte more than two
weeks portions OF Missouri and Kan
sas today were compiling lists OF dead
injured and property losses inflicted
by vagaries OF the elemeuts A, least
thirteen persons are dead and many in
Jured in widely separated sections Of
the two states.
Seven persons are known to have lost
their lives, thirty or more were in
jured and fifty houses demolished at
Gcr,raiia Mo One woman is ',liSsing
and is thought to have been killed.
The little village of Elmont near
Topeka. Kan, virtually was levelled
with the death OF one man there and
two others nearby as the storm swept
on into the open country. A negro
boy was killed near Lawrence and a
man is reported dead at Clinton, four
miles west
In Missouri, lust east OF Richmond
two women and baby were victims
OF tornado that wrecked their home
Three negroes working nearby are ex
pec,ed to die as result OF injuries.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-06
Seven Are Killed
In Boone County

MENlCO. Mo. June Seven ~
sous were killed and more thaWf
score were injured by tornado D6l
swept through northern Boone eis,
". striking the outskirts oi jfHssb.
liza. shortly before last midnigft Re
ports reaching here from the S,rick
n area place 'he property damage a,
more than sl000OO |, was feared sew
eral OF the injured would die The
dead are.
BECKLEY SANBERG. oS years old
MISS MARY ROWLAND u
years old.
MRS. LYDIA ROBERTS. 50 year,
old
MRS LOU FISELE. q years old
MARJORIE ElSELE, : years old
all Of Cenualia
MRS. LIZZIE JENNINGS.
FLOSSlE JENNINGS, 10 years old
who lived four miles southwest Of Cen
,ralia
Fifty or more houses were repor,e,
destroyed at Cen,ralia
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-06
Estimated Count
Registrations

Following are the total estimated reg.
istrations reported unoiiicially from
various parts OF the state
pontotoC county, 1850; Ada, Oh.
Ellis county, $50
Beaver county 500; Beaver. SS.
Roger Mills county 7i0
Cleveland county, l2W; Cleveland
ISL
Caddo county, 1900 Anadatko, no
Custer county Zoo
Alfalfa county, coo
Washita county 1000
Woodward county 100
Canadian county, 1000
Muskogee county 500
Logan county 1850
Noble county. SnO
kay county, 4O0O
Beckham county, $50
kioWa county $500
BRYAN, county, 2OnO
Rogers county, 1000
Major county. l.0cl Fairyiew. lOs,
Craig county. $40
Ottawa county, 1000, Miami, so
pushmataha county, SO Antlers, l9A
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-06
Tulsa Sheriff
Is Under Fire
Of Committee
Removal Of Official Is Asked
by Attorney General
Freeing,

Removal proceedings against Sheriff
William Mccullough OF Tulsa county,
under the authority OF the So.called
"at,roncy generals bill" were request
ed today hy a delegation from the
Committee of One Hundred oi Tulsa
who visited Attorney General Freezing
Failed TO Enforce Law
Non enforcement OF law, particularly
with regard tp the prohbi,ory statutes
is the specific complain, made agains,
Sheriff Mccullough
The Committee Of One Hundred
was organized in Tulsa during the scs
sion OF the Sixth legislature II Is
composed of ptominen, business mcr
and church workers and has for ~
express object the enforcement oi law
General Freezing stated tha, a rigid
investigation will he made oi condi
,onS in Tulsa county 10 sec whether
the complaint should I've pushed Gen
eral Freezing will go personally I,
Tulsa county soon
Procedure Outlined.
The procedure aS outlined ~ Sena,,
Bill " gives the attorney genera
power to institute custer proceeding
following investigation oi the complaint
Proceedings may be instituted IN th'
supreme court. Or IN the district court
II the complaint IS well founded Th'
case will take precedence over othe
matters.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-06

ENID, Okla, June 6-(Special)-
Nine harvest hands were arrested by
the police late yesterday afternoon on
the outskirts of the city and sent TO
Jail when they failed to produce their
registration receipts The men said that
they had registered previously with
county clerks and were waiting for their
receipts from the registrars OF theiy
voting precincts.
They will he held until the receipts
arrive and ii It is found that they at
tempted IN cvadr registration they will
be turned over to the United States
Commissioner " A. Graves, according
TO John G. Moore, police Judge.
Police Officers are determined 10
make every harvest hand show a regis
tration receipt Joe Summers, a white
man, was arrested yesterday when he
tried to register here a. a resident OF
Enid after sleeping IN the hobo camp
one night, he was registered and sen,
to Jail by order of the police Judge
He will he punished by federal au-
thorit,eS II II is found that he was al.
tempting to evade registration A negro
arrested on similar charge. was fined
for vagranoy when II was found thai
he was too old 10 register.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-06
EXCEED
MANY ESTIMATES
ON REGISTRATION
Only q Arrests in Nation Yes
terday,

WASHINGTON. June b--Reports OF
the department OF Justice today ind
Gated that estimates OF registration had
been largely exceeded IN some states.
WiSconsin's total registration Is estl-
mated by Governor Philip at 2lSUh
New Jersey First
Complete returns from New Jersey
the first To come in show registration
ui i0lShh The estimate hy the census
bureau was N9,Sol AZ noon NO gov.
ernor OF any other state had made 4
complete record
Governors ol Missouri and Ohio
stated tha, their reports would be de.
layed because ot storms The Missouri
figures will approximate 10000 It il
estimated, li,OM over the states quota
Complete Reports Late Today.
Provost Marshal General Crowder
announced this morning that inasmucN
as all registrars had been given until
noon today 10 make their reports. NJ
entirely complete returns OF the regis
,tation could be expected until late to.
day
Selection IL Next
The mex, step in the government
plan will he the selection oi ,hos,
who acmall, are to bear arms Thi'
task will he undertaken as soon a.
complete returns from the registration
have been tabulaled and surveyed a
The ofiiec oi the provost marshal gen
ernl
The mcn selected will he called Il
,w colots and pul into training carl
in the fall Originally II was intend
ed to call only 10000 for the iirs
draft army To- support the natona
mard and regulars but few day
tcon,lnued on Page q. Column a. !
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-06
Associated Press Summary.

The weekly tolls Of German subma
rines win be made public III London
and the forecast from the British cap
ital usually inspired predicts that the
announcement will carry the cheering
news OF another marked decrease IN
merchant shipping losses. The raw
ages of the U-boats have steadily dl.
minished since the week ending April
p, when fiity-iive ships were sent TO
the bottom Last week only eighteen
cvSSels were reported sunk.
The tightening curb on the subma %
rlnes have synchronited with the ar
rival OF American dcstroyers to take
part in the campaign and renewal OF
British raids by air and sea on the
U-boa, bases on the Belgian coast
especially powerful attacks have been
made on Zeebrugge.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-06
Defendant HELD
NOT GUILTY ON
MURDER CHARGE
Alleged Slayer Must Await
Action Of Insanity Board,
is SENT TO COUNTY JAIL
Accused Man Smiles When
Verdict Is Read in Court,

After being on, all night ,hohlry try
inc sam 81 Mary Tor the killing oi
W. +. Henry last February IN iron, oi
the Skirvin hotel, at l0.lO o'clock this
morning brought IN verdict ot not
guilty on the grounds that the defendant
"was insane at the time OF the comm's-
sion OF the act charged against HIM
and deem his discharge dangerous 10
public peace and safety" + l.. Beenan
was foreman Of the jury
Remanded to Jail.
Following the rendering OF the verdict
Judge Clark ordered ST. Mary remAnded
10 Jail until he decided upon the i'aa'
disposition Of the case County Nttor-
ney Selby stated this morning that he
would cndeavor this afternoon TO have
81. Mary placed in an asylum. II IS
likely that several allenists will be sum
moned to ascertain II ST. Mary IS sane
at this time.
Very few people were in the court
room this morning when the ycrd'c,
was received st. Mary, accompanied
BY lean ?. Day, one ot his attorney
came into the courtroom just before the
verdict was read The dciendan, was
haggard and gaun, and showed signs oi
slcepless nigh, His usual debona'I
appearance was gone but he managed
TO smile when the verdict was read.
Wife Absent
His wife. child and brother, who hay,
been hy his side throughout the trial
were no, present, Joe 81 Mary, the de
iendan,', brother. arrived few minutes
later and talked with him at the county
isil
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-06
Two Arrested
al Clarem0re

CLAREMORE, Okla. Jun. 8 o--tSpe.
eialD--R L. Huls aud I Malone,
IN, former living nine miles north of
this rity and the latter living east II
Fowl. both farmers. are reposing IN the
ROGERS county jail. Their confinement
resulted from Yesterdays resistratioa
ior military duty.
huls was arrested early Tusa1oC
morning IN the ne,shboshood In ~
he lives, having been cangkA. \ 4
charged circulating . petlsion peo1n1
congre" to pass . lav ssOoeoloo -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-06
Thee Kansas Areas
i'm Path OF Storms

TOPEKA, Kan, June 6.-Tornadocs
throughout Kansas yesterday killed at
leas, six persons, injured between forty
and fifty md caused property damage
estimated in excess Of Sl0MO0O The
storms struck Kansas in three distinct
ateas-onc through Wabauusee, Shaw
nee and Jefferson counties, killing four (;
tcor,l,uea O, Pan. .. co,vm, AZ
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-06
GRAND JURY MAT PROBE SLACKERs TO BE HELD
At Least 5000 Registered in
Oklahoma County, It Is IS
timated' Ward 3 EnroIIS
1902 Names,

The first arrest, ior violations oi tn,
draft registration law in Oklahoma
county were made today at Luther
when two negroes. sam Gray aud Ou,
Robinson, were arrested BY Ben Moore,
deputy sheriff
Failed to Register.
Charges ef being "slseksrS" were
registered against the men when they
were brought to the county jail here
IL was asserted that tney failed to reg
lister Yesterday and that they were OF
an age that required registration
The two men declared they were le>s
than p years old bu, Deputy Moore
insisted they were al least y wears old
Cards Must Be Shown.
Demands OF Young men that they
show their registration cards were be
ing made today by deputy Sheriiis and
other officers II was asserted tha,
arrests would be made Immediately nj
those known 10 be within the age lin
lis who could not produce a regiStri-
! ton card and that notations would be
made on doubtful cases for lnveStlga
tiou by the county grand Jury which
meets Monday.
With three precincts missing the 10
tai number registered in Oklahoma ClDN
Yesterday was o,7SS. One OF the miss
ing precincts, Packng,own, will b,
large and the total Is expected to >,
well over 1000
Third Ward Leads.
The third ward had the creates
number OF registrations with 2,b62 Tn
largest number registered IN any on,
precinct was IN precinct IL OF the Sc
ond ward where 45S put their name
ON the rolls for war services
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-06
POLICE and TROOPS
CLASH A1 STOCKHOLM

LONDON. June 6-Clashcs between
crowds OF workers and the police and
soldiers in Stockholm during a debate
in the riksdas on socialist interpella.
,ions are reported in a dispatch to
Reuters from the Swedish capita
During the debate the streets near the
parliament building were barred nv a
double line OF soldiers and police
Considerable crowds gathered and
stones we're thrown. The police used
their sword. and batons and several
persons were injured.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-06
AMERICAN SHIP
SINKS U.b0AT,
OFFICIALS SAY
so Shots Fired in Fight Last
ing Hour and Half,
S u B N ARINE DISAPPEARS
Diver Stands on One End;
Then Sinks, r

WASHINGTON, June GA
German submarine is believed TO
have been sunk by an armed
American steamer yesterday in a
running tight lasting an hour and
half, in which thirty-five shots
were fired by the submarine and
twenty-five BY the steamer. An
official announcement by the state
department today says the steam
ers' Final shot apparently struck
the submarine which raised clear
out Of the water and stood stern
end up for a few seconds. Then
she disappeared"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-06
four TEUT0N|C
AIRpLANES LOST
RA|D|NC ENGLAND
Twelve Persons Killed by Ger
man Craft,

LONDON, June 6--Four of the Ger
man airplanes returning from yeSter-
DAYS raid over England were destroyed
by British pilots, it is announced off
cially
The total casualties in yesterday $
raid were Killed, Y, injured 70.
One British pilot who pursued the
Germans toward Dunkirk brough,
down two OF the raiders Later ten
British machines from Dunkrk en-.
gagged the returning Germans, de.
s,roying two of their machines and
forcing down four.
Sixteen German a,rplaneS took part
in the raid over Essex and Kent, drop
ping bombs which killed twelve per
sons and injuring thirty six Two
German airplanes were brought dowr
hy British anti aircraft guns while the
raid was IN progress
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-06
Nine Harvest Hands Are Ar
rested at Enid When They
Have No Regi3tration Ger
tifiCateSg
Police to Jail Every Transient
Who Cannot Produce His
Receipt o. '
BULLETIN.

Lee, Claude and Ed James, broth
ers, have entrenehed themselves In
the Jack Fork mountains near here,
and dared J. c. Talon, precinct
registrar Of Jack Fork precinct, to
come and register them. They are
heavily armed with hish-power
rifles.
Charles Anderson and ]. O..
: Peters deputy United States mar
shals, were notified and started out
in search Of the James brothers Al
noon. The officers are also armed
and a battle is expected when they
meet with the Jameses.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-06
FOURTEEN ARRESTED IN 0KL LAH0MA AS SLACKERS
Register Today

# you were unayoidabIy
prevented from registering
yesterday the opportunity
is not gone, officials having
announced that registration
will be continued today for
you Register with the city
clerk in Oklahoma City, Tut
Sa or MuSkogee; Elsewhere
with the county clerk
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-06
Plan to Abduct Manufacturer
Confessed By One of Six Held
For Theft of Springfield Boy
German Conspiracy to Block
Shipment Of Munitions Re-
veaIed; Police Hope to Clear
Mystery Soon,

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. ~unc o.
Plan, to abduct 81 Louis manutac.
turcr OF munitions, as part OF Get
man conspiracy to block the shipment
OF such supplies. were confessed here
today to Paul O'Day prosecuting at
torney By {. J PierSol, one OF the
six men held in the investigation Of
the disappearance ot LLOYD Keet, "a
monihs-old son Of Holland Keet,
wealthy banker Mr O'Day an
nounced the confession
Plan Given UP.
The plan was given up as Impractical
Bile, however, Picrsol declared. Author-
ties doubt the plot but expressed them
selves as believing they were near the
solution OF the keci mystery.
Authorities previously had announced
that the six had confessed to other
plots. Including the abduction Of [. A.
NNN'NhNt l'Ndl l'NtlNlf Nh'"l intl
expected to hold for ransom, The suS-
poets. against whom no formal charge
yet has been made, denied such con
iesSlon today, despite the continued
assertion, OF O'Day aud others tina,
I they had made such statements
Sir Under Arrest
The six under arrest are Taylor
Adams and his wife, Allie Adams
/ ClaytuS Adams, ~ years . old, and
Make Adams, Is years old. sons ot
{ Taylor Adams; piersol and Sam Nc.
GinniS McGinnis was taken into Gus
,ody earl, today; the others late yes
terday McthnniS denied any connec
ton with alleged plots. bu, declared
he was arrested because OF state
mentS made by the others Yesterday
No Direct Connection.
No direct connection between the al
legged activities wi the six and the dis
appearance OF the keet baby has bee;
established Authorities. however
stated today they hoped We, to clear u
the entire mystery.
The confessions were said to hav
been made by two Of the six Other
not vet aerres,ed were implicated, ac
cording to the authorities.
Taylor Adams, taken at Kansas CT
ON Monday, was the only person no
arrested here. One OF his sons is sal
to have been employed q, a downtow
store here from which mysterious light
flashed few days ago and caused
widespread belief that IL was sigma
TO the abduc,ors Of the kee, baby Th
exact connection has not We, been eStat
I lished
One oi the confessions asserted tha
the band planned to secte, Clemen
after abducting him, in an old house n
the Campbell road. eigh, miles south {
, Springfield Authorities immedla,el
4 searched the place IN the possibility tn
/ the kee, child might Fave been take
there. A baby crib showed signs 3
' rccen, occupancy bu, no one was iour
c near the house
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-06
HOUSE TO HOUSE
BOND CAMP AICN
PLANNED HERE
Insurance Men Sell &7,250
Worth of Issue,

A houSe-,o.huuSe campaign OF the
city 10 solicit subscriptions for Lib
cy,y loan bonds is being considered by
inc Oklahoma City committee III
charge Of the campaign.
II the plan being considered is
adop,ed the city will he divided into
small districts and captain appointed
for each one. Then the captain will
name helpers and No, a home will be
,ligh,ed in the invitations to purchase
a bond
Plan Taken Up.
The plan was ,o he taken up at
general committee at the lce-fluckln'
hotel this afternoon
Insurance men IN their work ycseer.
day visited many homes IN making so
lici,a,ions iot the bonds but the can.
vass was more or less desultoty and
, tlr committee believes a thorough
house toulouse campaign would be pro
uWC'lNt w l'NullNt NUt 'hNu' eN''
agents yesterday sold iSS bonds lo'
total value OF si7 $50
Three newsbo,s yesterday made ap
plios,ion to William Nee presiden, o
the Security National hank. for Lib
ery loan bonds Each took So
bond aud one OF Them had cnougl
money IN the savings department, /,
pay cash for his bond
10 Years Old.
"rhe spiri, OF these little chaps Ger
,aink is commcndahlc.' said Mr. Nee
Neither OF the boys was more thai
10 years old, II these little fellow
can afford to bus a bond with thct
earnings from the sale oi papers Vt
the streets. sufch there IS no eScus
for any one not taking one"