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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-18

AESTIFY ABOUT
'cURRENCY LOAN?
attorneys May or May Not
Ask Him About II,

Il AUSTIN, Texas, Sept ls--Curiosity
- 10 whether Governor lanes j.. Fer
2dsOn's counsel would ask him about the
IS 500 in currency which he received
l N loans from unknown friends in the
early months OF this year was the pre-
vailing sentiment around the capitol
TODAY as the senate high court OF I'M
peachment reconvencd
Yesterday when Article No II OF the
bill OF impeachment, charging that the
governors failure to explain the source
At the cash loans constituted official
misconduct, was reached W A Hang
er. the GOVERNOR chief counsel, passed
h by and proceeded to consideration oi
\ Article No, IL Article No II is one
Nof five articles which tho governor has
not covered He is expected TO conclude
! his direct testimony today II No II is
not touched legislative leaders fully ex.
pect that the chief executive will refuse.
as he did In the house. to- answer any
questions that may be put on the cross
examination
OF. course the governor may discuss
the matter fully In that event there
would be no need for contempt proceed
inRs and the senate would not. as has
been suggested recess until the COVER
nor would be willing to disclose the de.
sired information
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-18
'MASONS TO MEET
ON SEPTEMBER 20.
Royal, Select and Super-Ex-
ceIIent Degrees Conferred.

McALESTER, Okla, Sept. l8.-
Union Council No. J, Royal and Select
Master Masons, will make its tenth ans
nual pilgrimage to Mount Moriah near
North McAlester. Thursday, Septem-
ber u The royal, select and super
excellent degrees will be conferred in
ancient form in the new building which
his Just been completed A free chicken
dinner will be served to all members
OF the Royal and Select Master Masons
and their families present
The degree work will commence at
O'Clock IN the afternoon. after the com
pIction Of the work The companions
VIII adjourn to Masonic temple at
North McAles,cr where o'clock
dinner will be served, followed BY
smoker. Free transportation will be
furnished 10 and from McAlcstcr and
North McNlc'tcr TO Mount Moriah. all
day Thursday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-18
Army OFFICERS MERE
FOR An INSPECTION
OF SITES FOR CAMPS
Continued From Page W

4 T. and east Of the Santa Fe rail
roads, between Norman and Tecumseh,
with little trouble.
The most valuable land in the tract.
u is said, is valued at only abou, so
per acre and It is believed that the
average value will be less than $40 per
aere.
The site is wooded, hilly. well drained
and easily accessible 10 Oklahoma City.
II can be served by two railroads. and
can be furnished with water electricity.
0s. coal, etc. with little trouble
In addition, II was pointed out 20
the military party, Oklahoma City pos
sesses great wholesale and packing u-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-18
COUNTY QUOTAS
ARE PUBL lSMED
BY ANGEL carp
Continued From Page ~

other county in the state Garyin coun-
y IS second with l34 Creek county No
! with AlS is third and McCurtam coun
b a close fourth with 102.
Districts which will furnish no men
on this call are Noble. pawnec. OK
lahoma tl,y No }, Harmon and Payne.
Quotas Allotted.
The list of districts and the number
OF men to go this week fellows
Adnlr bG, Alfalfa. a. AtokN. iio;
nsNvor y; nockhnm. -; nHine, 60;
Caddo county 40 2. &; Canadian, l3s,
Carter. lI5 cherokee So: ChoCtaw, 1850;
Cmarron, 20. Cleveland, ~. Cool 62.
Comanchc. II; Cotton. IS; creek county
No J, Nb Creek county No 2, 90; Craig
100. custer 90 Dcla ware. 90, Dewey. 10;
thIr. Is Garfield. so, Garvln. 23t. Grady
county No. l. 81 GRADY county No ?. AZ.
GRANT. 90, Greer 49, Harmon. o. Harper,
u, Haskell. ll6
Johnston, IS. Kay. $. Kingnsher. a.
KlowH, ! l",imer. 80, q, LcFlore; 29i,
Lincoln ! Logan. 30 Love. ~ Major,
6b May-s, 81 McChln. 10. AcCurmin.
gee, Muskogce county No !. 60, Musko-
toscc City No 2. bl Murray 70. Noble.
o, NowNja. 40
O-nge sb; ottawa, li0; Okfuskce, 20;
Okmulgec, l96. oklahoma. No I, ~ Ok
lahomn. No ?, \; oklahoma CITY. No. !,
D, Oklahoma city. No 2. n, oklahoma
city, No. 2, q; rawneo, q; Payne, o, Pot
tawat tomic. 90, plurburg. M /. los;
ilusbufg, No 3, llo Pushmatnhs, 81;
PonlotuC, 80
Rogers 10. Roger Mills 36 Seauoynh
lS9 Seminole, 81, stephens 81 Texas
hg; Tlllman, bb, Tulsa 81, Tulsa city, 50;
Wagner 81. Washington. l6i: WHshlta.
iO' woods 80. Woodward. 7
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-18

dustries capable OF supplying meat and
foods to the 5000 to 5000 soldiers
qusrterrd on the proposed cant, Anent
II has also excellent recreation faoili
ties, Is clean morally and free from
liquor. restricted districts and other
evils which menace military life
- Colonel Non Committal.
Colonel Mcfarland was non commit
tai as to his opinion on Oklahoma
C,ty's arguments He and his party
asked lnnumerablc questions, then eS
planned that time was important, AMI
after surveying maps and tables pre-
scented BY the chamber committee, cN-
pressed desire to ln,pec, the tract IN
person.
Here the chamber had again fore
stalled them A committee spent all
day Yesterday in surveying roads
through the proposed cantonment site
Automobiles were obtained instantly
and the committeeman and army Off
GERS LETT for the hily country south OF
They viii return late this evening and
will he guests at a banquet in the Lee
Huckns hotel where further figure
will be presented to them by men ia
mliar with every aspect OF the citys
commercial and moral life. and with the
country which the government may
adop, ior a training ground for a part
of its great army.
To Ardmors Tomorrow.
The mission will leave early III the
morning for Ardmore where it Is sup
posed its members will inspect can
tonmen, site proposed by the Carter
county capital The officers have al
ready inspected sites at MuSkogee.
NcNlcstcr and Dallas and Denison
Texas San Angelo, Texas, regarded as
Oklahoma tity'S most serious competi-
tor has no, been given hearing as
yet
Members OF the can,onmcnt commit
tee OF the chamber are John w Shar
tel, An,oI II Clas'en II r. Fisher, J
W Prycr, Leroy N Gibbs, George
FrcderickSon, Andrew Kingkadc, Max
Cunningham, John frederlckson and e.
X Ames
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-18
Alligator Found
in Sewer of City

PITTSBURGH, Sept lS--(Special)
The North side has been famed FOR
many *sspps Now it is the habitat OF
the alligator II you don't believe it.
ask George Moul, a perfectly reliable
employc OF the bureau of highways and
sewers He has the proof on exhibition
a' hi, home in Lockhar, street lie got
II yesterday when he was sent to fix
sewer in Royal street lie had lifted
the manhole and was prodding to re-
move the obstruction, when a strange
face, with rather evil looking eyes
bobbcd in his range OF vision After
the first shock Moul grabbed the head
and drew forth n ,hree.ioot alligator.
lie got a rope and led it to his home
and is trying TO dope out how the Flor
ida native got this lar north
. In the past three years the wages of
ironworkers in this country have in
creased 81 percent, and those OF woolrn
workers 4S percent
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-18
Georgia Negro Lynched.

ATHENS Ga, Sept lS - Ruiu,
Moncrici negro, 30 years old was
lynchcd early today near Whitehall,
Ga. The usual crime was charged The
body was found this morning hanging
beside the road.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-18
RAAanMAN SLAIN;
BANDITS REPORTED

BROWNSVILLE. Texas, Sept ls-
CrlSanto Garcia was shot and killed
and his father seriously wounded on
their ranch fifteen miles east Of Lyiord,
Cameron county, las, nigh, Rumors
that they were shot by Mexicon bandits
who raided the ranch and escaped
across the Rio Grandc river with horses
and cattle are not substantia,cd by tel
ephone reports from lyiord today pu,
the shooting has not been explained.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-18

Five Parked Overtime, Charpe-Slx
'pe'dcrs were arrested las, night BY Mo
torcyclc officer Rogers other violations
OF the oity's traffic ordinance, accord
ing 10 the complaint book ut the police
station, include. five automobilists
charged with parking overtime three for
operating cars with glsring lights and
one for driving an automobile with no
lights Three messenger boys were also
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-18

September Permits Si4s,eio- Building
permits issued since September / amount
to tii6glO.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-18

Frost May Hurt crop-The war crops
In oklahoma may he seriously harmed,
II there Ia an early frost. according TO
Carl williams, editor OF The Oklahoma
Farmer StoCkman. There must be grow
ing weather fnr into November to allow
tho farmers TO garner the record crops
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-18

Ames to Speak At Enld-C u Amss
wns assigned today by the state patriotic
speakers bureau 10 deliver an address
az Enid tomorrow night The meeting
there Is under the auspices Of the Gar
leld county council OF defense
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-18

CHARGED Asalnst Clerk Made Although
charges against j A Walker. county
clerk OF Ottawa county, have been pre-
ferrcd by Roe r. Woolard. chairman Of
the bohrd Of county commissioners Mr.
Freezing has declined To investigate un-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-18

III the oonstitutionality- OF senate bill No,
80 has been decided by the supreme
court
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-18
Corn Pain
Stopped Quick

Corns Lift Right OF With "Gets-It."
Inessed relief frWn corn palms Is sim
pie IN & with "Ge,s-lt"
When you've been limplns around for
days trying to get away from heart
drifting corn or bunny callus and every
thing you've tried has only made II worse
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-18

arr-sted last night charged with riding n
bicycles with no lights All defendants
will he tried In the municipal court
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-18
II Cases Of Typhoid Fever.

SOUTH BEND, Ind. Sept. l8-
Nineteen cases Of typhoid developed
here yesterday, making a total OF sew
cnty two cases since September |.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-18
a Stuard head OF Business WON

Miss Stuard head OF Business WON
en- The annual business meeting of the
Business Womans club of Oklahoma
city, was held last night at the Y w. {.
A offices and officers for the ensuing
year were elected ms follows Maybclle
Stuard president, jeanette Gordon. vice
president. Garcia Tarman, recording sec,
retnry, Frances Stanwood corresponds
ing secretary, and Mabel Brown. treas
urer
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-18
Saved Money Earns Money

It's the interest that makes your saw
ings mount up. Nowhere can you find
a safe investment to equal our stock,
which has never paid less than 99o divi-
dends.
Safe and conservative Safer even
than bank because we make no loans
on commercial paper. Our loans are
protected by 81, 100000 worth of Okla
homa City real estate. Over 81, 100000
worth of stock has already been sub
scribed and payments are being regu-
larly made.
The largest and strongest loan COM
pany in Oklahoma.
Local Building & Loan
Association
Walnut 1920 III N. Robinson
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-18

Frank sopsr Arrested-On n charge OF
transporting, Officers Heep and bruce
last night arrested Frank Soper ut PA
West Washington avenue
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-18

SIX were Drunk, Charge men were
arrested Last night charged with being
intoxicated, This la the largest
number " drunks arrested In n sin
gle night during the last several months
Police authorities are puzzled as to
where they lind tho liquor on which to
become intoxicated
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-18

Fire insurance. wal 20 Taz upshav
ADV.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-18
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Piano and Player Opportunity Days

Hurry if you want a splendid bargain
in Used Piano specially featured in our
Clearance Sale These are fresh from our
factory shop-many like new
Also special bought new pianos, not to
speak Of the chance TO take advantage Of
the lowest price in the u. S. on Steinway,
Vose, Kurzmann and among many others
the world renowned Chickering. The great
reputable factories like Vose & Sons have
already notified us of raise on future or
deT. We are fortunate in having antici-
pated this raise and filled our warehouses
as well as additional rented space. But
they are going fast. Buy NOW. Better
be safe than sorry. Among hundreds of
savings. ($5, Sc, 81, SO, $40, etc, a month";
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-18
Vital Statistic

FrsclIs Garcia, ~ years old. and Twit-
hen Pcrcl, is years old, both OF Okla
hofha city
,sado-e Thornton Conurlloe. is years
old, and Mary Jane Wallace 20 years
old, both OF Oklahoma city.
Luther stephens, "a years old. and
MH Elln A Taylor, i6 years old both
Of oklahoma CitN
Frcd " Roonc, u Years old. oklahoma
city. aud nals, Hcll Lawrence. Is years
old largo, Fla
HNrnnrd burroughs. 90 years old, chi
cago, III. and Evelynnr kentncr ~ years
old Amarillo Texas
Allg j. Newell n years old and
Mnude u smith 40 years old, both OF
oklahoma IiN
Mr. and Mrs. " Hanley. 40 wn-t
Wheeler avenue girl -
lahoma CITY, grl
Santiago Alloa. months old son Of
Albert Alton, nACkinCtpwn
James II Tlmmlne, q years. old. iii
Nes, Eighth street
Rosn lr" boNd, n years old s2I East
Firtt street
Mr- Sarah willis, 40 years old local
hospital
GeotgN W, Williams, 40 wears old. sny.
der Okh -
Building Permits.
= potN li1' West Flrst street mn
story frpmo dwelling, II 200
Slewnt, Wlldrison, $40 ERst -Four.
| tc"nth street two STORY htlck Vrnn.r
| dwelling $4,000
Stewart aud Wilder-on. GiS rn., rhlt.
! lcen,n tlI,c. two Nor, hflpl, Veneer
! dwelling iGnUN
! S'eNuN and WIlderspu. iI6 Enm .rnI,.
! iccnih street, 2.NnrN brick veneer ds,Il
| ing $4,000 '"'"
! NrnS n'l company. Nna ItN pv,,,.
one-story frame shed. t-s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-18

war Taken Home TO the Canadian
Soldiers with eyeslght gone and arms
and legs missing are to ho seen on every
hand In Toronto according TO 7 e. Wal
ton, commissioner u public wQeks, Just
bnck from a tour of eastern CItlea and
Canada Toronto sent w. 400 men 10 the
trenches" says the commissioner. Some
OF these men have been killed others
mortnlly wounded and some arcp rlson
ers Of war"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-18

ana then you put some "Csets-ft on and
the pain eases rsht away, and the corn
II grand and heavenly feeling"
"G"ts IT, hAs tevolutionlyed tho corn
history " the world Millions use 1, and
n never fails Ladies' wear smaller shoe.
and have poin-free fcr, We old fellow.
nnd young fellows forge, our toes and
feel risky 80 colts TNeryhody With "A
corn az cplus needs "C,@ts We v,i
all Nalk shout and enjoy ourselves ~ We
I'd without corns Get q hotilc to-day
ilom your druFr,st or ssrt on recrip,
~ pIlre by v Lawrence A Co, Chicago
III 2tc Ia All you need 10 pay
Mold In oklahoma CITY aud recon-
mend"d Ms tho worlds beet corn remedy
by Nesttan Drug Co-Ady
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-18

A used upright, Story & Camp ....$ 65
A good upright Harvard ....... 135
A fine used Elburn ............ 1856
A $3.50 used Clough & Warren. go. IT'S
A $425 kurtzmann, used ......... 245
A 1925 kimball, good as new ...... 200
Now Aeolian Player .............. 395
Elburn Player, slightly used ....... 375
Scores of real opportunitie. the above
only suggest.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-18

Mr. and Mrs w. Hanley 40 wnrt
Wheeler avenue, girl 80
Mr. and Mrs. William " Royer. OK
lRhoma CITY, girl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-18
Mail Orders Promptly Filled
Open Saturday Nights.

TIMES WANT ADS BRING RgsuLra
H~s"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-10
Kids PLAY Tennis
While Off Duty

Outside. on a court loveled and
laid ont IN what was recently n
corn field. four more Kids were
playing tennis across net made OF
wire originally intended 60 keep
trenches from cavlng in. Near this
was another court. Badminton
ono. end here four more beardless
air.kiilers were raCquetlng feaih.
cred globules about like mad.
Al day they had been fighting In
thc air. miles above the earth. way.
laying. stalking PruHsian airmcn In
the ciouda-thcse school kids--and
now they we're having relaxation be
fore dinner.
More kids siill we're grouped
about a tent on the edge OF the Bad.
minton court and a hilarious con
test was going on. seeing who could
climb over the tent IN the quickest
time. Tho winner was the padre
the alrman's chaplain-bully good
man that he is-who came sliding
down the near side OF the steep
tent.roof. crying as he came Here
comes a perfectly good parson''
And tho kids about him laughed
like Kids will at a Punch and Judy
show. over the antics OF their
padre. who influences them like
roni father
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-10
TEACHER MUST GO
IN SELECT ARMY;
May LOSE PLACE

Gerard r Canton. teacher OF 20.
litical economy IN tho Broadway
high school has been certified into
the army over his protest that he
has conscientious scTuplea
Canton claimed weak eye Eisht
when examined by the physicians
OF Division i. aud later announced
that he would contest their right
to choose him for service. He
claimed that the physicians had
tried TO railroad him into the
army
The board unanimously certified
him as eligible for service. and
Executive officer John J Sullivan
informed the board % education
that Canton had attempted TO
slack aud that he had SPOKEN
dcrogatlyely OF the government.
Nathan Ecksteln. president %
the school board. Friday morning
instructed Superintendent Cooper
to make a FUN Investigation ~ the
charges and 20 report on them Al
the next meeting of thc board
~ they are true. said Ecks,ein.
Canton will have TO 30.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-10
Will SON SIGNS
FOOD BILL AS
TRUST IS FOUND

uS tnHei Press leased Wire
WASHINGTON. Aug 10 The
food control bill Is now law Even
as President Wilson was affixinR
his signature today. the federal
trade commission laid before
Herbert Hoover evidence OF an al.
legged attempt 10 corner the output
OF California tomato cnnnericH.
II was one OF the first results OF
the commissions probe into food
priccu.
Hope OF nearly sio.0oO.O00 excess
profits on army contracts Was said
TO be- back OF efforts 10 buy up the
California pack In the face OF "a
canned tomato output nearly dou-
bic that of last year. prices OF to
matoes az the cnnnericn have in
creased from a2i. cents per dozen
cans to $3.50 and more. ns the re
suit of the corncring movement.
President Wilson and Hoover
viii confer today over enforcement
OF the food control bin Tho prcBi.
/ dent personally requested the pre-.
siding officers OF both house and
senate 90 sign the bill today 80
I that he could approve them.
Food control thruout the country
probably will be ordered late to
I day. Hoover has placed before the
president the names OF men he de.
alrcs placed al the head ~ the dif-
I forcnt state organizations. with
Z the presidents approval OF these
mon Hoover Will be given full
authority 90 30 ahead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-10
slackers Find Hard
| Shedding Here Now


EXAMINATIONS OF their regular calls.
The burning shame Is that we
are 10 spill American blood for
the benefit. not only OF our own
people. but for the benefit OF slack
ers and social parasites who eager.
~ claim the advantages OF the best
nation on earth and refuse TO bear
It's burdens" declared Thomas r.
Reyeiie. executive officer OF di-
vision ., who bitterly denounced the
citizens OF foreign nations who are
claiming exemption on that ground
~ Revelie. with the officials OF all
otilcr boards. will draw the lines
tight about this class OF Stacker.
and will do all in his power to GER
fifty them into the national army
Many OF them have taken out first
papers. and thus are declarants.
and within the terms OF the select
service law
The number OF Russians who
claim exemption on that ground {.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-10
SEATTLE GIVES
1890 OF BEST
YOUTHS TO WAR

Approximately $500 Seattle
younu men viii DO serving In
Uncle Sans various military
forces when the draft army
quota Us filled and the select
service men arc cneamped at
Camp Lewis environment.
This figure Ia q rough eatl-
mate, complied from tho rec
ords o. recruiting offices Of the
navy. marine corps and naval
militia. and the office OF Ad.
lutant General Thompson.
Tho approximate enrollmcnt'
Of Seattle men Ia the various
branches are AS follows;
First battalion. Washington
Second Infantry, 400 enlisted
men and 10 officers; Second
battalion Washington coast ar
tillery. 40 enlisted men and
" officers; Flrst battalion.
Washington signal corps. 24o
men and - officers: Washing
on medical corps. 60 men and
three officers; navy. 32i meni
naval militia, Seattle com
panles called out shortly
after war began. $50 men;
naval militia men now In train.
ina a, the University Of Wash.
lngton campus, 200 marine
eorpa. 725: regular army, until
July I. 10: University OF
Washington Uni, OF ambulance
eorpa. o.: select service quota,
i.a56.
because no aggregated rccordi
have been kept az the army recruit
ing station iu the Pioneer building
II e. impossible TO Hay how man
mon have Joined the regular ARM
from the city since July l. The
10 who enlisted before that DAFT
was the number used IN the pro
vost marshal generals office 90 as
certain tho quota ~ select service
men Seattle should give 10 tn
drafi army Hundreds have Fon'
into that service In the last mouth
~ The navy recruiting station Z
~ WfiHfNfN tNAN INV "af Af.fNH tt'
for Seattle On thar branch is a loV
estimate. altho that iH the e2ar
number Co date who gave thei
actual addresses a. IN the city
Many recruits Who wcrc bona fid'
residents here gave the address o
their families 10 nearby localities
The office has recruited 500 men
all told
Arain. the number recorded n
the marine corps office II consid
cred high. because some 81 thoe'
men we're from other parts OF tn
state.
II Is practically impossible u
make m exact statement % to
number o, Seattle men who arr
serving or will serve In the nation
al military and naval forces" salt
Gen Thompson Friday ''Probahl,
tho only way 20 obtain an approx
mate estimate 10 10 consult th
records OF the recruiting offices
However. Seattle is furnishing
goodly quota 10 both tho sea an
land forces"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-10

those IN "A status respective 10
persons dependent upon them
which renders their exclusion or
discharge advisable"
In other words the fact that a
man is married will not make him
exempt n hts wife can work. has
no children or can derive her sup
port from other sources than hts
income. the husband must so TO
the front with the othcra
The orders call attention 20 the
fact that the fillng OF fraudulent
claims react directly and lnluri.
ounly on the persons the present
regulations were designed 10 pro
tect" The boards are therefore or
dered TO refuse every doubtful
claim.