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Missing in Action

Cartain William t. TruHal. Meyers
dale PA.
Lieutenant! Samuel s. Grouse Somer"
set. PA.
Sergeant Robert J. Mcintyre. Berlin.
Sergeant Vigil y. Morlan, New
Brighton. IA.
rurporals:
I:gar l.. Grouse Somerset. ar.
Joseph u. Englr. Monaca. PA.
Lloyd 9. Gardner. Somerset. Pa.
Fred Noble Gartsidr. York. Pm.
Lawrence T.. Glaab. New Brighton,
Pa.
Samuel IT. Hayden. Grccnshurg, Pa
Arthur i. Jenkins, Hyndman. Pa.
Herbert +. Jones. Somerset. Pa.
Clifford ". Saylor. lockwood. Pa
Charles Smith. Canton. OHIO.
Harry Wallrnih, Philadelphia.
Edgar NJ. Woodward. Stoyesto~n. Pa.
PrivatcS:
bartholomew Campbell. Philadelphia.
John GeTasoli. Philadelphta.
Herbert S ClawSon. Latrobc. Pa.
JamcS ]. Coffey. Philadelphia
Raymond !. Davis. TamhQua, Pa
Joseph Dawson. Imperial. Pa.
Stanley GibasicwlGz, Duquesne, "a
Nrrlc X GlaSseaer, Somerset Pa
John Glover. Beaver Falls. Pa
Howard II. Graham, New BriShton'
PA.
Louis X. Gray. Philadclphla.
Ralph p. Henry, Friendly, ". Va
Wilson G. Mcintyre. Garrett. Pa
Icon Mnndel. Philadelphia.
Edward Mogcl. Philadelphia:
Angelo S. Pacione. philadelphia
Andrew G.. Petrusky. Patton. Pa
Joseph Pritta. Philadelphia.
Thomas y. Reichard. Philadelphia7
Meredith G. RinglrT, Cairnbrook' Pa
William r. Sall1cld, Berlin. Pa
Frank 3. Schwab, Beaver Falls. "a
George W. Sweeney. philadelphia.
The entire casualty lists or Tuesoay'
appear On another page.
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WASHINGTON. Aug. 6.--Casualtics in
the army and marine corps overseas.
made public to-day. aggregated sh"'
bringing the total since the reports from
the fighting In tho Marnc-Aisnr Srcrur
heran coming In from General PcrshnE :
headquarters yesterday to l.GT9.
Seven army lists. giving out during
the day, contained SIT names. and Nv"
marine corps lists had 1i6 names. tn"
total Of killed in action given in both
tho combined lists was 0nl.' III. VITA
% dead Of wounds. There wcr" ~ Sc
yerelv wounded. 800 wounded dcSr"" NM
determined, / slightly wounded. l priS-
oner and 10 missing in action.
4 recapitulation Of the army and ma
rine CORPS lists shows:
ri
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THE WEATHER.

. WASHINGTON, Aug. 6,-Fore ecast:
West yirg1nia-Fair and continued
warm Wednesday and probably Thurs
day.
western Pennsylvra1a-Fatr Wednes-
day and Thursday with probable showers
rear Lake Erie. not much change In
temperature.
ohio-Fa:r Wednesday and probably
Thursday; continued high temperature.
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LONDON. August Cit IS reported
from Moscow by way Of Berlin that the
Bolshcvik government in Russia Is con-
sidering a declaration Of war against
Japan. says an Exchange .Teiegrapn
despatch from Copenhagen today.
Landed as ArchangeL
LONDON. August 6.-Official an
nouncement was made today OF inc
landing OF allied forces. naval and mill
tary. Mt Archangel on August =. me
landing was in concurrence with INC
wishes of the Russian population. 1t Is
stated and caused general enthusiasm.
An Associated Press despatch from
Kondalaska, Russian Lapland. on +Au-
gust 3. reported the landing or an al
lied detachment at ArchanEel a1tcr
revolution against the Bolsheviki had
occurred there. the Soviet troops bcins
driven from the city. Another kanoa-
leska message dated Sunday, August i.
and received Monday night announced
that American forces had participated
In the landing and that the population
Of the city had received the troops with
cheering.
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Elkins and Watson Leading for Senator
But The Vote Incomplete: Result i'm Doubt
BLOCH, FARMER AND DEAN WINNERS IN THE
OHIO COUNTY REPUBLICAN PRIMARY VUT|NG

The Vote Unexpectedly Small,
But the Interest in State
Senate and County COM
missionership Contests at
Fever Heat - Entire Vote
in Before Midnight
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Four army lists were issued late TO-
day showing:
Killed in action. I3.
Died of wounds. II.
Died of disease. 4.
Diced of accident AMI other causes. g.
Wounded severely, H..
Wounded degree undetermined. 2l3.
Missing in action, 40.
Total. 459.
The four lists combined included:
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JESSE 4, BLOCH W|NNER'F0R THE
STATE SENATORIAL NOMINATION
OVER RO5ENBL LOOM BY 1858 VOTE?

to ono for Ros"nhlo"m. and in HoncocS
more than. three {" ono.
The >utr in ;hc' district follows:
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Won Cape||e May Resign !.
As Minister Of Marines

ZURICH. Switzerland. Aug: S:-Ad.
niraI. Won Capcllc German minister Of
marine. will resign shortly according
10 Berlin dispatches 10 the StuttsalI.
Tagcblatt, the Munich Zeitung ana tho
AUGSBURG Zcitung.
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Admiral Won capellc succeeded Ad-.
miral von Tirpi,z as German minister
of marine in March. 1916. His reported
resignation may have some connectpn
with the retirement Of admiral x4n
tirement. Won Holtzendorff had appoto.
staff, announced August :. scvef1ti
davs before his announcement OF re-
tirement, Won Holtendorff had apollo.
tiremcnt, Won Holtzcndorff had apolo.
marines to sink American transports: &
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RANDOLPH COUNTY.

snecial Dispatch to The IntclliGenccr; :, =:
ELKINS. W; Va, Aug oi.",s D. wsh'i N :,
randoinh nyr ON county gave: Elgins. 43l;
Hirhland. 9s: Hughes. 81: Gaines. -
For the Democratic senatorial nolnl.
nation Watson r"llcd COZ votes. anu @
iT,;I,nr ~. Wa;son'S majority cN-
pcr;ed 70 reach 800. ,,
For Republican conErcsSionai ho'l,i,
,o,ion Bowers led George by loV. IN
ths contest for tho Dcmocratic con-
grcssional nomination.. Hlncr icu al
len by l20.
BROOKE COUNTY.
WELLSBCRG. Aug 6.-Nith uiI IcI
T,ior Daris Elkins is leading all III
Continued on Page Twoo
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Landed at ArchangeL

Hatred Tor Germans.
WASHINGTON, August 1T Is RUS
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963 Casualties for the Army
andNalyReported on 7 uesday

SEVEN ARMY LISTS GIVEN OUT FROM WAR AT WASHINGTON
FOLLOWING ADVCES FROM GENERAL PERSNGMORE WEST VRGlN
ANS AMONG THE AND WOUNDED IN THE MARINE BATTLE
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The complete Ohio county Repub-
l1oan returns, by precincts, will be
found on Page 4.
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WHDa1TuW
to11D ~ ~
>UN1D GEk1n
0Nu0tDn.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1918-03-14
Government to Take Oyer
Gamers Stocks.
Householders, However As
sured Supply For Home
Use Will Be UnmOlested.

Washington, Feb. 27.-All can.
ners were advised today by the
Food Administration to hold for
war purposes, until futher advised
all canned corn, peas, tomatoes,
string beans and salmon now on
hand. -
Reports Of such holdings must
be made at once, separate from
those to be submitted before
March Is. Gamers who have no
stock are requested to report
indicating this fact. Quantities
not wanted will be released
promptly.
Reinsurance to householders
that the government has no inten-
ton of Communicating any cam
ned goods, preserves, homegrown
food for usual stock or provisions
kept for family use was given to-
day in placards which the Food
Administration will distribute.
Sensational reports that the
government would take over all
food supplies have been spread
by enemy propagandists. They
appeared first in the southwest,
it is said today, then in Wiscon-
sin, and from there worked to
Virginia and the Atlantic sea-
board. In the south the negroes
began TO bury their homemade
jams and jellies and smoked
meat for fear it would be taken
fromGhem. All the reports were
turaed over to the Department OF
JUSTICE.
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We offer The Era-Leader and
New York Thrice Week World
both one year for $500.
Sheriff Sale.-No. 3057.
r. J. Hand
VS..
T,onp

LGdr Il, OISCu.
Notice is hereby given that by vir
tue of an order of seizure and sale
issued out of the Goth Judicial
District Court of La, in and for wash
ington Parish, in above entitled cause,
and to me directed, 7 will proceed to
sell at public auction to the last and
highest bidder, on
Saturday. April 20, 1917
at the principal front door of the court
house at Franklinton, La, between
the legal sale hours for judicial sales,
the following described property, be-
ing and situated in Washington Par
ish, Louisiana, to-wit:
Lot No. seven ~ of block No.
twenty-three (23) Of the Stephen 3.
Richardson addition to Bogalusa, as
per plat Of said addition on file in the
Clerks Office of this Parish and State
at Frankllnton, La, and being now
Incorporated into the City Of Boga-
lusa, La.
Terms of sale-.Cash without benefit
of appraisement.
This the 1ltn day of March, 1918.
J. E. Batemau, Sheriff.
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Total. .................. S22oo 81
There being no further business
the Board stood adjourned until
Saturday, March 9, 1918 when
they are to meet in special session.
F. L. Sanford, President,
W. E. Banister, Sec'y
Franklinton, La. March 8, 1918.
The Police Jury in and for the
Parish of Washington State OF
Louisiana, met in special session
as pursuant to adjournment OF
March the first at the Court House
in the Town of Franklinton, on
the above date with the following
members present: R. Il. Spring,
G. NJ. Tate, Z. D. Foil, G. H.
WEalen, ]. P. Starnes, j. r. Les
lie, Walter Green, Louis Grain, S.
s. Thomas and T. B. Roberts.
Absent f. L. Sanford.
After lengthy discussion OF
road building the following reso-
luton was offered by Walter
Green, seconded by G. H. Wha-
len that there be a special COM
mittee of three appointed to inves-
tigate the cost and maintenance
of public highways and make a
report as early as possible. Com
mittee consist of j. R. Leslie,
Walter Green and G. M. Tate.
J.. R. Leslie, Chairman of the
committee. Carried.
Motion made by &. NJ. Tate,
seconded by Walter Green, that
the following resolution be passed
that the the Assessor be authorlz.
ed to charge off all old judge
ments and notes amounting to
100000 from the assessment Of
R. L. Robinson, of Bogalusa, La.
Carried.
| hereby certify that the above
and foregoing is true and COR
rect copy Of a resolution passed
by the Police Jury Of Washing
ton Parish, Louisiana, on this
the 9th day of March, 1918,
w. E. Banister, Secretary.
Frank I. Goodsall who, as pur-
chasing agent for France, made
millions from auto truck commits
sions, was arrested at the request
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1918-03-14

H A Massen, gen fund. .........1 100 90
L L Bankston, gen fund. ....... IS IS
R L Carter. gen fuHd............ 2 %
E J McCains, gen fund. .,... 2 co
J j McCainS, gen fund. ........ 2 %
Ed Mccain, gen fund, ......... 2 90
J 0 Fagin, gen fund. ........... 2 W
I J Green, gen fund. ........ 46 50
I J Green, gen fund. .... 80 %
Joe Bateman, spec road. ....... 4 W
N V Jones, gen fund. ........... 10 90
A A Wilmington, gen fund. 3 70
H T Boone, gen fund,........... 70
Henry Scale, gen fund.......... 8 70
E A Burris, gen tuAd........... OO
! C A Burch, gen fund. OO
G f Brumfeld, gen fund. ......- IL 81
John ]. Robira, gen fund.-, ..... q 5o
NJ L Mcmillan, gen fund. ....... %
S w Wilkes, gen fund. ......... 90
Total. .................. S226O "a
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Frank I. Goodsall who, as pur-
chasing agent for France, made
millions from auto truck commits
sions, was arrested at the request
of the French embassy.
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. 'Bld
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"CaIendar Day" Sees Brisk
Trade in Pit
CHICAGO GRAIN AN opHovlslons.

CHICAGO, juno "a Calendar buying
led TO decided upturnn today In tho price
Of corn, II has been y tradition that thln
was tho date TO purchase corn In Anticl-
patton of hot weather and OF consequent
Hcaren IN regard TO crop damage. buy.
ing orders, accordingly multiplied and
10 such All extent that for tho time being
little notice was taken OF other factors
opening prices, which vsrind from lins
changed figures 10 No higher, with July
'lWk 10 IAN, were followed by n
sharp Adyancs,
Lack of offerings allowed oats 20 rise
with corn. After opening unchanged TO
No higher NJ GIN To s1h, August. the
market scored n material gain. Pro.
visions reflected strength In the HOG
market
Later the government weekly crop rs.
port indicating some damage In northern
Indiana and eastward by frost and In tho
lower plains states by hot weather had n
noticeable hulliHh effect The close was
unsettled. 10 TO gao net higher with July
t6A to tli6N, and August siSh TO
tiUh
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KANSAS CITY,

KANSAS CITY, Mo. Juns w-Hoos.
isSsSistS heavy. .ylisoS u G IS. .,'sSt.. s,'ssa.
H. rf.E, 1894 GssSio p'T' dsN d,siNsoSyissS 61T:
fed stters, iiISlGi7so; dressed ssf
Yieoo cows, ts7b9isOo; hsifsrs, Nv
cos 90 .,s ,ss,0'rsr; ssr;i.rS S'0S,st2s ,,.2s. ol::,
n,oee,ioS' ~etsers OcS 3 i.Is, .IfsSr,,nss sWss
80 OO0Qi 1900. stockers,l vs.B06Ib,M
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or, LOUIS.

ST LOUIS June 20 HOGS; Receipts,
9o2 ISG SIst to ,SG ,s III, hlEhs Y sh. 'iss!
Receipts, $500 strong, Native bssi
stgsrs: '!b'sgYiiI ysarlnS steers and
.issssi. .%as. y and sSpSsss e..s.r. .l y
prime southern beef steers, 0ie,OoOf6.eo:
beef cows and heifcrA. ID, 60H so; nntivs
calves. f7baN 90. SHEEP: Rscelpss,
600 steady lambs. ~, ,009 $500; swss.
y ocaiaooi Gamers and choppers. $500
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CHICAGO,

CHICAGO, June gs,--Hoas; Receipts.
packing grades, SLOW; bulk Of saies,
n05OGlssb; butchers, tis,so0is.s5
packing, tieltqle,e6; lights, iiS7cXis,sS;
sSst" ,sissSSsIelsS' cRfL rIss sss.r D"a r,.
70 strong; butchers stock. mostly !bc 10
2bc higher calves, steady. sHEEpi RE-
ceipts, 10000; some best spring lnmbr,
lOo 70 lbc higher others and sheep most. .
ly steady
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Juno "a BUTTER. un.
changed. E0uN, receipts, l1.,7b cases
ccipta. 10 cars Wisconsin, Michigan and
Minnesota, bulk. ti ghuiiO, wisconsin
Michigan and Minnesota sacks, Il bOu |. .bb
New, rncelptn, 90 cars Loulria ma and
Texas. sacked trlumphr, t95OO276. viz.
glnla barrels, t60oub.bO. POULTRY
alive, unchAngcd I'd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-26
SpEC|ALT|ES LEAD
in STOCK TRADE
Motors and Equipments Gain
Two Points,

NEW YORK, June 1e. --speoialtlss we're
the prominent features at tho firm open
ing Of today'H stock market. tho Rulomo-
ollo group taking precedent over SEQ HonSd
shares General Motors gained ~ and
Reading WAS extremely active. soon Hd-
vancing ~ points Secondary western
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-26

Outside Livestock
Eohr WORTH.

FORT WORTH. June N,--cArrLE,
Receipts. $500 steady besvs. H.oeO
advances heavy, ti0.TS0is.sb, sHEnpi
Receipts 5000 unchanged; lambs, Siyb6
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-26
KANSAS CITY,

KANSAS CITY, Mo-. June pa Casl
iSii No, T. white. iIsOaIss' No. J. S,G Sci.
low, b0ql6 62 Oats! unehangedi No
rye, 81 l5Uis5 Kanr and milo maize,
o. 66T2W
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-26
st. LOUIS.

SIT. LOUIS, juno 2G,-CORNi lower
No 2, tibb No. white, 81 ssmi NJ
OATS steady No. Q, 7bcj No white
7shdpfsc
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W. .. ---7
NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK. June 26 Mercantile pa
per 4 months 9 percent; months.
per cent; 60-duy bills, I.72h CONNER
day bills, 81 7IN: demand. N75% cables
~ H76 7-1G Guilders demand. sou cables,
g. Bar silver. 99i4c Mexican dollars,
Tie Government bond- firm; railroad
bonds steady Time loans steady: 60
days, 81 and 5A percent; 6 months. 90
H6 percent Call money weak; high. I
percent. low. percent; ruling rate.
percent: closinng bid. percent; offered
~ 3lA percent last loan. ~ percent.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-26
oUT-oF-TowN REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE.
Zine brick building In Drumrlght, Okla.
slae b0NlOO. on Santa Fe track and Two
blocks off Broadway; fine cold storage
plant IN building. built for wholesale
produce house. concrete floor modern
throughout. price SO, 900, on easy terms
or would trade for good farm
MCCULLOUGH HUME MOTOR CO,
3l2 N. Broadway. Oklahoma City,
Phone Maple SiiO.
FOR SALE-Lots and 10. block 23
Culbertson East Highland addition
Lots S5 and 50 Projects Gub- division.
block g. Ross Heights addition; lots 37
and 3s Ekdol heights block I. w. E
Harris, owner. Fairfield. Iowa.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-26
Kansas

100 ACRE EAST KANSAS FARM 81 900.
81 miles Kansas city. miles county
seat Catholic and Protestant churches.
lies fine; black soil; school on place
house. barn, outDulldlngs: 43 wheat. 2j
oats, 80 corn, 20 hog tight; best water
part crop goes; sold to settle estate;
carry half back. get details and see this
good producer can m you out; town
ship map; Missouri or Kansas. 20c post
paid. Lon. The Land Man" 5O2 Finance
Bldg, Kansas city, Mo.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
OR TRADE
wANTED-BIDs AND PROPOSALS

JUMPING merry go round and Ferris
wheel. want good date for 4th Of july
celebration. also open for picnics ana
rIrs. any part In oklahoma Address
A. Vance, Cen Del, MuskOgee, Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-26
CATTLE. RECEpIS
CONTINUE GOOD
Slight Change In Price on
All Grades.

CATTLE-Reoeip,s continued sxcsp.
ionully good today on the. local cattle
market, tho resuln Of the continued dry
weather over the state. All told. around
.,lo9 head mad. up the fresh supply On
being steady TO 100 lower, on the bAi-
anch OF the medium kind the markst
dropped iho TO s5o lower. 4 few toads
OF steers sold from ti2 10 tis while the
bulk went from 80 10 sli,s The stOsk.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-26
Industrial Stock
EMPIRE BROKERAGE
COMPANY, INC.
1868 NORTH ROBINSON
Mamie S0ss- -3aS3.

oVoo-oopos
WATCH the Schults we'll In Ellis county;
fifty dollars buys one-tenth interest
eighty acre five year lease: Just one-hali
mile from this well; cash or Liberty
bonds Grin Crawford, l7i0 Buchanan
Amarillo, Texas.
GET IN THE OIL GAME-2OO acres, VII
son county. 1 miles Heodesha; place
no, leased price S66. 90 an acre. For de-
scrpton OF this and q few others. write
Fred Barnes, Route I. fhayer. Kan.
FOR sALE-New Commercial lease, 200
9ures. section 1914 south b west Car
tet county; this land Is In thc heart Of
the HeRldton oil field. Ingram 4 Lewis,
3l6 Colcord Bldg.
| HAVE 2,bOO shares Of Gladstone, which
Is paying a monthly dividend OF per
cent. which | will trade for STANDARD
Petroleum Call Maple 3OSR or Maple
3273 after 9 O'clock D. m. Ask for Mr.
Williamson. lOs N. Robinson.
FOR QUICK SALE, 600 Aubyme on
stock. 81 5j per share
Empire Brokerage Co.
1Os.R N RobIuson
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REAL ESTATE TO TRADE
OIL LAND, LEASES AND STOCK

OIL GEOLOGiST,
Chas. N. Gould.
1918 Colcord Bldg. Phone Walnut iOS
FOR SALE-SOO shares National Union
Oh n Gas Co. at $3.50 share A. w.
Kunitz. Blackwell, okla.
HOFFMAN OIL AND REFINING stock
s0c share Buffalo Oh and Refining
stock l.30. o. Ingcrsoll, Box 97s, Hous-
ION Texas
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-26

Give up your luxuries that the kaiser
may he made to give up bis ambitions
and buy War savings stamps, June 18th,
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

WANTED To buy from owner, 4-Rpart.
ment fiat; must he modern and close In
Address Y-73 Times
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New York Stock List

NEW YORK. June 20 Closing prices
on tho New York stock exchange today
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Depositors Oil and Gas

FOR SALE-2OO United on and Ref; 80
Carr Safety Gas appliances 500 white
Rock, at lowest price. DIS. care Okla
homan
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CITY NEAL ESTATE FOR SALE

SIZE 800 H. Tenth an S-room home
Pavement paid out
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HOGS Tho hoe market reacted today
and closed Be- 20 loo higher. Tho tor
,,old ri tlo7b and tho bulk Mt 1850 10
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FARM AND ACRE TRACTS
OklahornA
10 Acres, All BOTTOM

~ TIL A'VNNVIII
20 acres In fine alfalfa. 65 acres
cultivation: b.room house. good barn.
well and windmill, 10 miles south stock
yards; q splendid little farm; good roads.
Ross K. Thomas & Sons Co.
soe.lo Campbell bldg. Walnut I6I
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-26

$500 ACRE farm In Ashley county. Ark.
at $40 per acre. This land Ia 4 miles
from Mist and . miles from Hamburg.
and on good road and I miles from the
new pike; between I, 800 and 800 acres
cleared and $50 acres under woven wire
fence. The land In timber Ia covered
with lespedeZa clover and mRkss fine
cattle pasture; the open land viii raise
cotton and corn; there are no rocks and
no overflow: the ground ls almost level,
Owner wants to dispose OF II at once
There is loan on II OF {22. 500 at per
cent, recently madc by ono OF the large
TO run. the balance Rt Si2.500 cash and
1. and years NJ per cent This Is
one OF tho best stock propositions In the
state W. ". Manyllle. Bankers Trust
Co. Little Rock Ark
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1918-05-09
Your Red Cross

Is al-Amercan, largely volunteer organization,
thOrzed by Congress- headed by President Wilson. aud
tied by the War Department. enthusiastically approved
by your Army, your Navy, and your Allies
The work both military and civilian relief i'm every
allied country and full reports of all expenditures
continually being published, ,or available through
the chapters.
It stands beside boys in training here "over
there"
watces beside the pillows of battlebroken mer, and
offers rest and sympathy to torn fighters on brief
respite from the front.
1t carries food and clothing to hungered mothers and
little ones in ruined villages.
1t helps rebuild the scattered pile of brick and
they called "hOme."
brings back to the hopeless mothers her long
lost child.
1t helps for the orphans of the men who died
that civilization might live
1t helps for the thousands that have fallen prev
to dread tuberculosis.
1t noby represents in deeds of mercy relief and res
tOratiOn the than twenty million members that
have made it's great work possible.
VIII You Do Your Share to Keep This "Hand of
Mercy at Its Work?
Every cent of every dollar received for the Red Cross War
FundSiS SSpent for relief. All administration
lief work for other than purposes (suCh the Halifax
and Guatemala disasters) taken of out of
banking of the fund has made available for war re-
lief at least $I.O2 for every ST. contributed.
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