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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-04

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-04
POULTRY AM 1--WE sroCK

ONE HUNDRED FORTY egs XRay inca.
srinSer S"rH new One man sresn bone
V, Perkins Addition Lombard 'N'''' new
h4itSbhiN4 r,borN. @ aVSS hyayy laying Waite
line or box la6a Tulsa SS hundrrJ s.. M.
tloee before buying elsewhere. '"''
foE morsS. SsSnhsMRos,.lSrcd s,d Ai!dals pups, 2s
ioil tmporia street, Muskcrec. Ola s'"'
FOR SALE Small pony nnus,.r. -.
r,,SnS ,,SSS 'ndrGn nd 10, riding either With or
wWaS,, Nm, %nuig aod hrillc, Phone siiI
FOR SAlF llrindle bulldog good ,lsn,.j..
uan worth floo, will ,akc SSs for opiek
SAFE, SAFE sapp Tulsa Roller \ Machine ca.
~ TRADE ict city properly, 100 acres OF
nhe lAhd old settled dlntrlct IN sasts,n
hAnsss' tsirly well Improved, Phone seee
FOR SALE lgne,s sliolstcIn with yann:
u., esn splendid mllket iia rss, puilette'
Ssla. Roy Eye. "'"' "'"s
ON o pair canalIcs icr sale. Phone 1904
CANARY hlRba. Phone aola
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-04

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-04
Personals

~ O. r1.dalu formerly of TuIv1
nrd now ~ wichita. Ear. a. iu the
o.'y On lI...crs
- w. Wfh.rrton ~ Marietta. Ohio
ls hero.
A. ii Russell ~ tho firm of RUS
fcll Brothers ls zoo Tulsa.
O. j. Pcrdlot0n ~ Muskogce - IN
Tulsa On business
leon Theyeain of Brlat0w. manager
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-04

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-04
HELP WANTED AGENTS.

GREATEST OPPORTUNITY IN the South.
xest is open for live alert m,r whe are
anxious TO make from ss5 20 ESQ per xess
above expenses. The state Of Ok.ahoma Ia
exceptionally prosperous and cur prOposi,
tion IL one that appeals TO prosperous peo.
pie. Write for particulars at once only
men With references need apply Joe Miller
SIS Coieoid Bds, okl.hons City, Okla
Aoks1s wASTsD-EVsrIoe. perfee, patch
for inner tubes; agents wanted GensrAl
Sales Co. eo2 North Broadway. oklsLoms
City. Okla.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-04
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-04
APARTMENTS WANTED.

WANIEN-Furnlshad apariment ror,,i.,.I.-
equipped Tor housckeepinr u;,S '.ss.y ,
ioT maid; Snswer giving details. prices s,, |.
references exchanged. Address ROY ssSs
care World ''S''
WANrED-Thrce or fouy.r0om farr,.s.8
apartment or tiveroom furnished ,.,...-S
close In Address cess. care Woris ''''''
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-04
APARTMENTS FOR RFST

fCs RENI-E lr-isAe1 iPlrtaszi iva
r. t--n.sAe1 completely. scuiz *
F1.-f-. possession Immediately. .ooZ refer
e-es -ecesstry Sl-5 Per month PLc-- -.5s
F- hNl>hIp apartment. veyy close .r rri-
'ti- ROME. attractive kitche-stts Hvi-s
20 n BEDROOM. bath and haI. t~o innate
t-'fi- p, couple preferred Phole tsls
t4'ltL rew apartments. every c1-yslls--s
% vs,er airy ,lepins porch. s+5;
g US l'-1 south Main, key at icl3 Se1tA
& kNl>HEu apartment for rent. oss sock
Ne.i = Main on Fourth. SIS Psf =o-;A.
FIRE -aa.u. toll lamp red tube. sr1r7sa
.- i-re- i1trs snail auto iro.s Pkc-.
.'l.4 ~ south Msyh~I
spL : ROOM aTar;utnt. siI Psr =5-;s
modern. complete; no chi.drs-- rsi--z--ss
required. Phone $3.50
4'H t9---room furristt3 srs-f.
1est No-tl Nosllss. T~ous .ss---
MODERN. furnished. s.room aps-t-s-i-
P-ore s6s
spA tNl-CouT -s's.y Furnished zs9s-5
ara-;us-; tor ilterrl'ioC ph1-s 6Itl
VAN NrEp-Girls for trl!aius S.--v..I-
aospifiL SCI Nor;A B-uiaer
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-04
MALI HELP WANTED

d. A. lEl.. e-.E.I- asa 70 s- Lzrtsry
ttset. t'alcy eng. yz.sli- uaeEy 5ay-
RI .rtt. frg-Flsrr rH .-rsrsttAFg Z II stAz-
rar. O.. Ottawa E1a.
WANT LD-Flgs -lr-r+4 esla-s4 rAlray a.
n.ffr f.r Fa.cfg wanna fl.ifca1 sasi 9f
1''I.s 4-.tl. '1lsg i Estrrlg
HHTED-s Specially sa.sf1s1. psr-r-~-t
l1tf1r 20 ksa s-sts Hs1. App.y Ig7
SsEth Aa.s.
HAS4tD. psf.snr-a gigt aas slrL-.. u
g.. 4l4u t1n o. -t. ilass apyy Hope
Eaats --sr.g CO.. Ps-.a C.'J Oka
IJrAI ga. ttaskrsFe- a14 ste-c srarher.
ore g.fa frPsrislts lE gato..1s h-t.rsaA
E1r t-13 Word
WtSTED--A bash+i mar. Eagle La. Of
frt Ffst ard Boston
WANTED-A baoklsslFr. state sryfrienes
ar4 tAary boE f-ls are WorA
WHITE to4ss msa a. Hoisi Arnst
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-04
ROOMS WANTED.

CoNFQRTABLE south room wanted Nv Tt.,
sirn-sF4f lrr ir quie' pace. wAkirr die
..1te. soaih side. Adtrs,, aox t..s -a-s
World
GENTLEMAN o. sood ,hiracisr Aaa refine
ueat wishes furnished room located co..
ysls,r'iy 90 tusirsss sertion.-Attrs<. A
a1rAer care The Tulsa World
ANlAp-Io rent two furnished roors ~
ma snc vile. sleeping porch if aotsiblst
,'eorse { Peterson. Hotel Tulsa
ANNe N private family; mAn ard wife
AZ. Address BoN 5000. care word
TWO furnished rooms for light hous. ke.-,i- !.
~ Young couple. west Of main pre.sr-eiI
tesi references 622I, care World
WANTED-.rwo light housekeepin. rooms.
care World
"ANIkD--Iwo lieh, Housekeeping rooms,
private home. close in. private enhance;
permanent Address t926. care Worlt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-04
WANTED BOARD AND ROOMS

"ANIkp-by eonscnial couple room snd
ooafd In private family, close in. Al.
dress box $3.50, care World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-04
DRIS>,I.AkERs

SEWING ot al G1ts Ma Ss.l WeII
foo:l 10. 4. DsrisOa 1-I1Ins PLeas
ffi0
-ENISG n al s.h4s. pr-es reas0fasie
vork glAraHteed Art. PaF1eli. 1914 so4tA
Denver. phone 27-7.
CUTTING Art hfiiH. or piain sewing done
~ tte t91r aii other rors b. The piece
sport suite 'pfua'ty Phone 55c2
LLlNOKE. d-s.srer Ili MAKER Of gowns. sos
North Bo4.daE second floor. sCIl-R
RE5sMAKfNG aud alteration. work guar
HEMsTlrCHiSG shd pieoi e4ging Phon,
517i.
SEWING W ,hs day. work .Atsfae,ory.
Phone s74s a. per day.
SEWING and dressmAsinE Mrs. 81 Bure
Ard. 3i7 Robir aon Arcade
FfNK sewing. work called Tor. Phoae 3i96
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-04
BUSINESS PROPERTY.

VACANT 40-i9o, ffoa;azs On sogih Cincin-
ns1 between F.-si a-t Second streets
uorrh A. isas' 10000 rlps Tor any moder.
stsiy-pri--d 5lnti-E grics deal only at
1, $50 e1s1. Phors. Clsry. es69
FOR sGLE-R-sisarAni. only one IN city.
inv1ics stock cheap feat. J. Z MorsAa
Whit. Way Cafe. Cleveland, Okla Cheap
Tor cssk
FOR SALE = Firsi'eisss equipped beauty
shop. good reasons fer selling. Phone
FOR SALE-cA;s IN sand Springs located
on Main street. nsri door 70 new opera
house
OFTICY Rooms Tor rsnt Blrkhart Printing
company. Phone 10
FOR SALE-L.ass on ftore building one
OF be-, i5ea,ious IA Tulsa Phone 4T6a
FOR SALE-star meat Market Phone 1917
s,rd Springs, okls.
DISK room wanted: will Be on, most Of
tine Phone 5335
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-04
WANTED To RENT HOUSES.

WANrED-Furnishcd house five TO seven
rooms no children. Phone Sa7T.J
An NIED-A 4 or 5-room house with "a.
rage on south side. Phone 6S-i
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-04
TO ENCHiNGE

ACEE, -Fr 5-4- -1--ry A-r 10
ss-ss. 5 e-..rt--.- tzrs---rs- .czss
s-r.sr- tt--. Nsl rt-t- aasl 40 -s-rEzrs
s.--sF. 1ev MsU-1 rt--T -f-<. .s---1 81
s---t --1Es --r 1t.l--. rra.s tr1-r1c-
t.1f- ws rt-s- sI--t-zs &C. % cctt
-lss .I.-t a-sG-l.-..s 60 --s1 p-gcs--y BlI
sr- - .-t7L-.s DE-t
EaI. 81. lrss t.f a3-i1l al .-s,
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49, ftsy .s--ls. -s-.-.s- tr1-s -3s1 .i;y
5-.ca--y % s- l-fts-=s-i L.-zry. ps e
VIII .Te-ss.s H. irr-5T.4 fIr---
- is-t;st = stt;srr Os..szi IS
I--ss - s.-iirs.s-. to LE-.s 5fstsrty
Pk~.s -ss7
WANT 70 sIehaaE. 4gs ber-. A1A5r re--iy.
Oc411=a gsst fIr=i-y Lsrs c,.I- f-o=
:.ss WA; ~. y--' Cezzs-til Ls11
O'f.. ? Etsi F.rss s;-ss;, T-l.l. OLA
VIII Owe 10 l-rss q. 49, tzt several
azy-srst il---t iar fte-f = ~ ~. ard
.a-4Ears. 5-sf.r s@ess. -a-s itr-.'Ere AG.
1--ts = D Boz .5-. IE-ta OsA
TO -EADE-F-r-itErs sor gss4 ssoont
AA-E srga-- Ftrlsr. F-r-i-.rs con
pary Pks.s 1850.
A GOOD PAYING tssasss rfli s;I-t III.
1s.;4Est!1a. L-iAy. 80 sstiasou b.Gs
p.c-s $3.50.
10 ACHAfGE-IsIls Lad .5r ear. Ad-
d-s.s sZzs sars wsr.<.
HORSE hax.y tnd AsrEssi .or .A.s o. trade
Fzo1e issf-R-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-04

~ NJ -NDGII The ONYX on Il
br. w. t1H rg Np f1r $50 N
ttf r HaaEY farm .r s-li-ls
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-04

yA- -. - -sE -s-a-- s-r1s.11 .1E.
---A- ,--r-fts- s. =1-.1 . .t-
t-.- zt,-. ttl- 10 W.ss CI---.-
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-07-28
DISABILITY
WILL FREE NO ONE
GOVERNMENT EXAMINERS WILL
KEEP WATCH FOR FRAUDS
CLOSE EVERY LOOP HOLE.
EVERY PRECkUTI0N TAKEN
Men Claiming Exemption Have RlSH+
To Appeal From Exemption Board
To Appeal Tribunal-Task OF
This Body Will Be Most Vital.

Washington n-Uncle Sam not 60
ing To take any chances on his MIST
drafted soldier boys taking physical
disability. And you will have 70 be-
mighty poor specimen physically noJ
to be called on. With the fatetul io'-
terry complete. the government issued
special warning 10 examining phySl-
clans to watch every drafted man for
crooked tricks.
1T is important" said the surgeon
general. that you realize there will b"
a proportion of men called who WEI
seek exemption by dissimulation. VI
rving from eXaggeration of a condition
to downright malingering. He prepaT-
ed to protect the government against
such attempts Al deception
Not a lOophOle is left for man 20
escape by fraud When the examining
physician or the local board. or both,
are in doubt a. to a mans pAyol1d!
fitness the law is that he must be- de-
cIared physically tit and well.
No drafted man will ever be given
the benefit OF the doubt. Even II Two
physicians declare him physically IN
tit. the local board may. at its own
discretion. set aside both opinions ana
hold him.
No drafted man can escape by ber :
sick in bed The examiner viii be
sent to his home II convaIescent th'
board will hold him till he Is well
then examine him.
Every precaution is taken to prevent
any drafted man having a pull WIZ
The doctor. No examiner can pass or
his draft I'd relative. Also. representa-
rives Of the SurgeOn-generol : Ollie
Will slip ir occasionally 10 see ina
neither board members nor phvSiclah'
are dcs-auding the government @
fighting men.
. BacauSa your feet are fat, don,
think YOU can escape on thar ground
You may not have Tat foot, the O.
ease. at all. a broad, tat foot Sa'
the surEeO0-Geltral. 'iS cGWNo
4 among laboring men and negroes. AZ
II is in no way disabling. Flat foot dif
II ease = entirely dlIieI"N' anu '.-' -
II aminer can easily tell it.
= \ few OF the things you might -
Il cape on are:
u Lack OF moral understanding. al
rupt depcessione in the skull, curve
spine. bridges and Clowns lnyolyio
more than half your teeth, pronouH
n ed gOiter
= Tobacco heart won't exempt YOU.
: Chronic rheumatism may lef 20
o out. as viii webbed fingers. paralys
o Of one or more fingers. loss or serio'
% mutiraricn of either thumb. total los
- of index finger Of right hand. tor
loss of any two fingers on the san
hand. or loss Of The second and TIM
phalanges of ether hand.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-07-28
PATRIOTIC APPEAL
MADE TO COAL MEN
NAVAL SECRETARY DANIELS
ASKS THAT UNITED ST Aleo
BE SUPPLIED.

Washington. - Secretary Daniels
told about 500 soft coal operators
from Pennsylvania. West Virginia ana
MARYLAND that they would come ior-
ward and supply coal 70 the govern
ment for war purposes in the sam"
spirit that the men who put on 'h-
American uniform offer their ser
vices.
The coal men met with gOycrnmen;
officials 70 discuss prices and produc-
ton. having been called by the Goa!
production committee Of the Council
OF National Defense.
The army and navy need guam
titles of coal for war operations. Sec
rotary Daniels said. and he told the
operarors that he considered 1t d
privilege rather than sacrihce on
their part to supply the coal needed
and later adjust the prices 10 be PAID.
He said the steel producers had
agreed TO furnish the government with
their entire output. if necessary
and await adjustmen. Of prices.
1t was disclosed that the govern
ment needs from three to four million
tons Of coal in addition 10 the l.Sp9.
| 600 tons already arranged for
Commissioner COlver told the opH
| rators that the trade commission IA
vored pooling all the coal III the Unit
ed States for distribution by the gov
ernment 10 the army and navy, the
/ industries and the people. He salt
they favored paying the operators th'
cost of production and a fair proht.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-07-28
u. s. TROOPS FIGHT
ON MEXICAN BORDER
MANY SHOTS WERE EXCHANGED,
BUT NO AMERICANS HURT
FIGHT NEAR MISSION

Mission. TcXaS-ApproNlmateIy ooc
shots We're exchanged across the RIO
Grande at Oio de- Aqua. eight miles
east of Mission, between small
American border patrol and number
of unidentified MeXicanS. There were
no American casualties, but latest re-
ports here say two or three MeNl-
cans were seen to fall during the en-
gagement. which started al II o.ciock
in the morning and ceased at
o'clock when the MeXicans withdre"
from the river.
The Americans were under COM
mand of Corporal eKnt. the identity
! Of whose regiment is not known mere
/ and the fighting started when several
/ shots We're fired at the patrol from
/ the Mexican side The outpost al 90
/ de Aqua. hearing the Americans re-
turning the shots. Immediately sent
re-enforcements under Sergt. j. I.
/ Henderson. The fighting continued
/ six hours.
Col. 3. +. Delamater reached lie
scene with 100 men from X and N
companies OF the Second Te4aS IN
fantry from nearby OutpOStS. strong
patrol has been thrown along the RIo
Grande in the affected section as q
precautiOn against a possible attempt
at border raiding.
From the best information there
were about 100 MeXICans particlpa,
ing. and one report says three dis
rircr bugle calls were heard. Tn'
leads TO the belief that the Americans
we're attacked by an organized fierce
The last OF the attackers disappear
ed in the brush at , o'clock. Just be
fore Col. Delmater reached Ojo IL
Aqua.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-07-28
Promote Meyer-Gerhard.

Copcnhagen.-Dr. Anton Meyer
Gerhard. rho was Count Won Bern
.rorn.s .mi--ary to Emperor William
in connection with the Lu-''anl"
case and whose activities in the Unit
ed states were the subject OF nu''
comment. has been promoted TO b
ministerial direcror of III" German
colonial office.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-07-28
THE SENATE.
Drainage Bill Recommends After
Fight Over Being Reported.

Baton Rouge. LATHE SENATE mot
with twenty-five senators present. In
the absence Of Lieutenant Governor
Mouror Senator Stafford convened he
body
The bills prohibiting intereferenc"
win enIistmentS. etc. from damaging
bridges. The -edirion and instruction
bill and the reco~dation Of convention
al mortgage bill We're passed 10 rIird
reading
NJ Vincent objected % the report
Of the committee on corporations on
the drainage bill OF NJ Boatner say
ing there had been no formal meet
ing of the committee. Mr. B1atGe-
explained that the report was signed
by more than a quorum Of the COM
mittee and was signed by every nom
her in Baton Rouge except Senator
Vincent Lieutenant Governor Nout-
| on decided that the report was valid,
and Mr. Vincent appealed from the
decision OF the chair. Senator Dowl-
| ing asked the bill be recOmmitted and
| Senator Boatner agreed 70 this. and
! that course was taken.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-07-28
ARMY Needs Bakers.

WaShingtOn.-AlmO on the eve 0t
the army draft. the War Department
said thar the organization of 40 bak-
ing companies offer an opportunity to'
young men 10 volunteer. to learn III"
bakers trade under pay. see SerNic"
abroad. and probably get promotion
Each company will consist OF l''
men.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-07-28
THE HOUSE.
Resolution Exemptins New water
Craft From Taxation Offered.

Baton Rouge. Representative
Bond. OF Orleans. introduced a reso-
luton in the House indorsing the
Chamberlain highway bill. now pend
ing before Congress. The resolution
went over under the rules.
Mr.. Barret, or Orleans. introduced
Joint resolution amending the Con
stitution so as to exempt from taxa
ton all new water craft or vessels
that may be operated on the streams
of Louisiana
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-07-28
v W, C. a. Would Aid.

Washington. - Formal application
bas heen made 10 the War Depart
uent by the Young Women Chris
tiar Association for permission TO
send an organization OF women 70
France for welfare work among the
sordiers similar 10 activities Of the
young Mems Christian Association.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-07-28
President At Wedding.

Washington. - President Wilson
dropped official duties long enough TO
attend with Mrs. Wilson. the we'd
ding Of Miss Elizabeth Harding,
daughter of Governor W. ?. Il. Hard
ing Of the Federal Reserve Board.
and Frederick Henry Prince Jr. or
Boston. at ST. Johns Episcopal
church
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-07-28
Asks More For Road.

Washington.-An additional appro-
priation of $4.O00.OOO for the Alaskan
railroad construction 10 close 70
mile gan on the main line from Tide
water AT Anchorage TO Seward ana
open UP the Matanuska coal fields
was asked OF Congress by Secretary
Lane. with President Wilson ap-
nrnNhl
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-07-28
uola Enr Seditlous Plot.

rricaeo.-John Natchky was ar-
rested bv federal agents charged with
trying 70 form an organization pledg-
;ng members if drafted first 10 shooi
tbeir officers and next to surrender 10
the Germans.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-07-28
Three Americans Wounded.

washington. - Three Americans
vare wounded by stray bullets. the
state Department announced. IN ''e
ia hours fighting in which Chinese
Republican troops forced the Surreh'
dar Of the monarchial troops OF Gen
4raI Chan Hsun.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-07-28
coelincs So ani 81.

Rerlin.-The Madgeburger Zeituns
renorts that in Thuringia dealers
have recently paid 50 apiece for COS
Iinos that were three or four day :
old This gives an idea OF the price
that will be asked for geese IN the
larger cities next winter.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-07-28
LOUISIANA SOLOkS
REJECT PROH| BILL
reAr THE MEASURE WHICH
.oIu HAVE MADE CITY OF
ALEXANDRIA DRY.
vpTe CAST WAS SO TO a.
..,,,;,y Of Representatives Held the
r.dsraI Restrictions on Liquor Sell
i,o Around Camps Would Be Sut-
s,i.,t Protection for Soldiers.
Baton Rouge


Tho lower house OF the Louisiana
,.s;elature in extra session, 90 TO ~
,O,sd to indefinitely postpone a DILL
"a nrohibit liquor selling within a ra-
Sius OF 10 miles Of any permanent NIL
sary camp in the state. The bill was
designed 10 cover the State-owned
Camp Beauregard for the training OF
National Guard troops in federal ser
vice Under the bill Alexandria wouIc
have been made dry.
A majority of the representatives
seld the federal restrictions on liquor
selling around camps would be sut-
seient protection for soldiers TO be
nuartered there. Leading legislators
said the House action on this bill end
Cd the prohibition fight at this extra
session.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-07-28
Directs TRANSPORTATION.

Paris.-American headquarters an
nourced the appointment OF Capt.
Asher c. Baket, L. s. ", as dIreo-
TOR Of overseas transportation and ma
val representative 10 the chief OF
staff Of the American eXped!tiorary
forces.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-07-28
Irsicnis For Americans.

Tordon.-Nambe Of the AmeIl-
can Legion in the Canadian arihV
who have won decorations for BRAY
arv vii! receive a silver decora'l"n
bearing the crest Of George WASH
,rg-on upon the Canadian maple leaf.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-07-28
Mare Slackers Sent Up.

rreeport. IIl.-Seven n.ire slack
- Who defed the federal reg'stra-
tion law at Rockford, H.. last on'A'
were sentenced to serve year ana q
dqv in the Chicago House Of Correc-
lion bv Federal Judge X. VI. Lands
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-07-28
Trainino Camps Full.

New York.-Applications far IN
excess OF the allotted quotas nave
been received for the second series
Of officers training camps. Army OIL
6cers are gratifed by the high class
nj men that had responded.