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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-10
THE W Great Dwy Lane Spectacle Alamo Theatre May 1O-1l See II

]. Z. Harris and Slayden Hunt,
Allotment. Sl35 %,
l2th Dist ~ ]. johnson, chair.
man; Mssdsmes Joe Whi,ed. James
Brown and faysa Taylor. Allos.
nspt. 3i5s.40.
18th Dist.-D. A. McCosd. chair,
man: Mrs. b. y. Williams and Miss
Lillian PHILIPPE. Allotment. $Ts No.
ii,h Dist t--W. II. S.rinsislioS,
| chairman; Mssdam~s Blake Haris.
Nv II. Lewis and Lutte Brown.
Allniment. S82.10.
18th Dist. Emmett Sieks. chair.
man; Mechanics II. q. Nieks. w. III
Cssea. FetRase Seassnx aad A
Gillian and Miss Annie Toiar.
Allotment, $500,
Tae total amount to be raised la
Dickson County la s2.SU0o Ia
arriving al the amour. tor each Dis,
,fic, 10 raise. have taken the az.
sessed valuation from the tax book.
and bsiiese tha. all will agree with
me that this IL q tair way 10 decide
the amount each District should
give. have selected men and ladies
In each District that think .ill
haye pride enough and suilieisas
oatsiosism TO see that their District
comes up with its iull amount. In
taking up this work, feel that you
sss snllsissls in .Ae !, greatest, :, Adssn,,
,uFe ot benehcenee that this world
has ever known, Feel this spiri,
and express i. "a you undertake 10
solicit funds. Remember that You
are asking In behalf Of the world
.powes VI democracy. You could
not render mere unsslfisA and Dig.
nihed war service. People will re-.
spec. and admire you Tor IL Feel.
ing this way about il. | have under.
taken this work and am requesting
you to assist me in putting Dickson
County over the top a. ii should
be-,
On Sunday afternoon May i9,h.
| have arranged Tor speakers io be
al tissy.seven points in the County.
| have selected these speakers with.
ou! seeing them personally. but |
am most confident every one Of
them will fill the appointment u
possible lor them 10 do 40. II there
is 4 speaker listed that cannot tll
the appointment. please notify me
Immediately so that | can put an.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-10

On lsss Fridsy stssssooa 4. q.
R~ed~r and Homer Bso~s ssss hosh
SERIOUSLY inisfet .Shsa the autssso-
bile 10 shich they s~s riding wss
.tsuck by Tbs ssiixh snsins IRON
this place. near ahs dspot ss 6z.n
The spgise was e0fouts n White
Biun 10 relieve snothef iocomodvs
which had bsoken down. They
~ssv dnyins around the ed II tAe
depot and the sppeosehins sagiss'
Vas hidden frpn shsis visw b. ssss
csrs standing on the ssdiag.
Reedes sustained ssrsrs iaiafiss
and shack spd Browns lsg wss
ssnsshed and his hssd badly iAtsr.
ed. necesiiatins him bsins taltsa 10
Q Nashville iaiMmsry les tssaansek
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-10
Chairman Reports Dickson County Over
Supscribes Its Allotment $I7,700.
Is Loud In His Praise For
Cooperation Shown.
EIGHT TOWNS TO RECEIVE HONOR FLAGS

n, \. xvt N
. s.ea Wy" NJ. Aa'o~. easumsa
...as'y .s, Loan h1eca.,ve ."m@sssss,
a.'an'A. w, ttaaesins sna' Dna'
s'a N'oua's Nv .chs e'ens 0o@osnsT.
70 ''e pssssa'ss' 70 We 'owm tas'
a.s. anas' '.,s 'a'ss " we esapa'9n'
s''''''eu !, 70 mem ~ sooa see
Mas ~ 'ssr.vsu w, wv VII " :. 80
tsss sssssssassss Hasss.
ura. W.. S'ay'on' 'e"hssses wv ana
"ra'c n'uu'
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-10
each District Of the, County. Tn.


organization by Districts. together
with the amount eatt District Is ic
raise III tie cafapajsa; soslows; ,-t,
IL, Diet. -- Mon, nonegan. chair
man. Mesdames Jerome Work, l..
u. Bruce and Henderson Baker
Allotment, S52.sAl
aai Dist. u W Martha, chsit'
man, Mes,iames Chas. Cto~ and Il
y ffonrgu, ani Nrss irene Susg
Allotment, 81 N
Ssi Dist --leti i.ampley. chair
man; Mira " L White and M,sse.
Beatrice Harrington and Halle
Thomas. Allotment, S.59
a,h pts. A u Clark. chairman
Mrs ". +. Aspsush and Misses
B@nchs r,dselt and Gertrude Rnr-
ebert. Allotment. $iss a.
18th Dist W A. Mesioa chair
man, Mes,iSmes Pit, Hrnslee AMI
T., :, PAYNE, Misses Edith Bsdss
Aau,s Mai Gregory sni Myrt.er
fussell Allotment, $,St 50
9th Dist &c. n, Williams. chair,
nan; Mesiames e. :, Csstlemsn
II. IL Harris. Clara Caldwell and
II. h, Souahcsland. Misses Beulst
Underwos. aud Rchecca Daniel
Allotment, Siqi Al
.sh Dist. w l.. Weakley. char
man. Mrs, L. h. Collier and Aisss'
Clay,ie >esIer aa.i Alma Wssklsy
Allotment. Slla 10
s,h l,is,, Clifford Stark, char,
man. Misses Cora Cunningham
Nona Curtis. Dana Carroll aud Ssri
Harris. Allotment 1856 10,
9Th Dist. II. Mcfatl, char
man, Nesjames Amanda Martin
Nellie R,,ne aud W +. Mctiee slse
Mics Mamie Schni.iou. Allotment
|tl4S ~.
ikh nis,.--T. r. V, Sehni,,ou
chairman, Mrs l., J. Brownlng. Mw'
Matte Newman and W Z, \
Seisnlttoa. Allotment. s5l ~.
ii,h Dist Rev. osnar Charles
chairman, Assiames Clyde Turner
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-10
Meeting oi Democratic Ex.
ecutive Committee Called.

We herety call oil members III the
is.moeraiic Execativs Gnmai.tee
n Dickson County sss ass~t st Char.
l,sse al In 'clac. Fat. May 18th.
1918, fm the EgSp,s- oa selecting
and dominating FIVE County Com
u issioaers TO compose the County
D-morsttc Primary Boari. Mem.
bers II ssid Beard, under ihs lss,
are to be selected from the County
EIeeutsvs Committee. The tnem-
b.rs oi The C0mmi.iee are earnestly
requested to be present 81 this
meeting.
PITT HENSI.EE. Chrn.
J. ~ HICKS. secy-
Dsmoesate Kx>sgsivs Csu.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-10

In making q published report os
The Third Liberty Bond csmpaiga
in Dickson Coany. tins desire 10
express my sincsrs gratitude for the
loyal support giyea this worthy
cause by ~ many patriotic men
women and chiidr~a Of Dickson
.Coanty, | am sure that every true
'amsfiexf 1siyfssa, III fsiessesG. ta0yss.
~ iains. with nae in rejoicing al the
excellent showing made by our
.C,unty In mol only subscribing iar
the Ceuntys allotment. but by
over subscribing il $i.. 1000.
Az chairman 81 the work, | desire
TO express special appreciation TIT
the noble and efficient efforts oi the
tif~less workers, who iet, home and
entered into this campaign by max.
iae speeches and soliciting sub,
scriptions. The band N true work
err wbo went out from Charlotte
and eanvassed \ great part ot The
county are entitled IL spscisl credit.
~ Are also the speakers from Dick.
son. who contributed their ferssces.
The WomAn's organization, with
Miss Edith Badge chairman, ssn.
iered excellent services and secured
iangible results, Figures show that
their sales oi boLds amoanted 10
SAG 500 The Boy Scout oresnisa.
iions VI Dickson are a|so worthy oi
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-10

chase bon,is in order that our sol.
d,~r boy. may b~ ied Ani eoasppsd.
Dickson County ~ll b. sssdy 10
meet ihs silaAtion and 70 cvss
tfe top ~ che did ,is ths can.
paisn just cl.sed
PITT UENaLkE.
County Chairman Third
Liberty Loan Campsisn.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-10
the people to respond tn an appeal,

Although the demands upon our
psaple aIa 81 great and ~ conilnu
ous. The War Council approaches
the people Tor another 100000 Wl.
with M feeling u apology, but III
the knowledge that this 's the time
ot sacrifice, that continued giving IA
the spin. IT the day, that nothing
matters hat the Winning NJ the war
and ths. il. record of achievement
il i.a justification Tor feeling that
the American Red Cross Is playing
a substantial part in bringing this
war to a successful CONCLUSIONS.
Ia osdv that there sha|l he DO
interruption 10 its tasks from 'aek
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-10

There are seven banks in Dickson
County and ,he otnciais NJ zach oi
thea@ institutions eavs their best and
uniirins efforts in making The dAus:'
paisn n success
The report h+low shows tha. zach
town subscribed or oyer.suhsrihed
its allotment. and | have commnni
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-10

TIE Fourth Tennessee RsaiDeut
oi Ns,i0nsl Guards 10 nos anties
Federal recognition. Company C.
ay ihi. place il a una of The Fourth
Tsnness~e Regiment. and viii re-
ceiv. fuI eQa.pmens in . shoa
time
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-10
CHAIRMAN'S STATEMENT.

Mr.. Harris has Issued the follow.
ing statement. explaining ,h. lie.
tails o! thu campaign;
Having been appointed by the
Southern Division of the American
Rad C,o.s Society as Chairman ol
the Second War Fund Campaign in
Dickson County have decided 10
proceed in the following manner
| have selected y. II Hickerson.
Cashier oi the Bank Of Charlotte,
to serve A. Treasurer. and have also
appointed chairm-p. together with
workers .o assist the ohairmen, in
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-10
SPEAKING APPOINTMENTS

Below Is A liz, II The ssseAkias
places. the time the speaking is 10
ee held. and tbs name o! the speak.
ef.
Zoo a, Z and Water Valley at T.
II. T Co~au; Few's Chapel. 2--Jo-
B. Wesms, Beech Grove, Nv A.
Meadow and Joe h. Weenls, Oak
Grove. Wv A. Msadn~. fagan /.
Chapel al ! and Charlotte Ai i-E
W, Daniel and W. p, Masyisou
Ru kin. 2--l,ey. T.. l.. Gregory. An
|rioch 2--I, T. Eirei; Burn. p
pia Hen-iee, Wesley's Casgel. i
Rev. r. Y. Isom and W. Il. aoyts.
Walnut Grove. p. ) Hall, Odd
Fellows Hall. 2-Mrs FIT Hen.Iee
Efsexuod. "A. |. Bcons Gt,4es.
burg, 2->. q. Rct,er,son, syISia a,
+! sni N,. Lebanon at Rev. "
". Wocdssack GsirvNv 81 ard
sycams9e q, Al. A. Clement
Ifsssell. a--B. y, McCreary. Nails
Greek. 2-Rsv. II. A. Cad frnsse',
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-10

Of funds. the week Of May 20.27th
has been set aside to give The peo.
Pile u America another opportunity
10 contr,t ute to this grea. work.
Dieksoa County IL making prep.
arstlon to do her best In this iu.
stance az in All other agencies 81
dill wkaeh1h1 bssn aeksd oL:sss p~a.
Pile d. II. Harris. OF Charlotte,
has been appointed Chairman u the
War Fund Campaign, aud he has
effectively organized every Civil Dis
.rict Of the County with a corps oi
workers. A big dive will he made
IN the County on Sunday afternoon,
May 10, when speakers will bs heard
al Hfty.seyen different points.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-10
We an Still Chasing the Hen.

We will have another
poultry cur in Dickson
next Saturday, May II
and will pay YOU top price IN
CASH FOR YOUR HENS.
Bring them to us and xe, the cash.
and trade where you please II
YOU bird yourself to trade on,
your hens with a merchant, YOU
may have to take something thai
doesn't exac,ls sui, you-but il you
re, the cash. you know exactly
where you stand,
We are bette, equipped Tor
speedily and accurately handling
your pouln, than any hrm IN Dick
soa, Be sure to see us before
ceiling.
Bring us yoss eSss hides. wool.
etc, Yours very truly.
The MWrphree Produce Co.
Roy Marphree. Mgr.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-10
other speaker in his place aud an
nnnnce II In next week 4 naner.


nounce IL in next week = paper.
request all pastors. Sunday.School
!Saper - lntea4lsnts ard any one al,
dressing y gathering in any part ol
the County 10 announce the lac.
tina, this campaign will be launched
aud the place where there ~iIl he a
speaker nearest the point where the
announcement IL made
Remember ths csmutign IL or
from May AAh 10 9th. but the
speaking date is May l9sh, wan,
everyone 81 give this A. much pub
iiei.y ~ possible. and request ev.
ery dis;rlc, chairman and worker to
be present a, one Of the speaking
plscss to get instructions, enthas.
iasm and sarpIies. Every patriotic
citizen 10 requested TO ieel that 1t 10
h,s or her patriotic privilege 10 as.
slst in this say ard to feel r~s,,on.
sihle for The success II The campaign
IN III. County.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-05-10

WANTED-To rent piano,
mns, be in good condition, Ses
rue. os call As J. Cumb. Mrs
Joe b. Wesms.
The Owl prin,ery Ia the place iar
first class printing.
Watch for our next Serial Story;
II is one OF the best yet published
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-26
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. oct zs.--The cotton mar
hct Aas quiet early today but q some
what Irregular opening was followed BY
iairly steady prices M n result Of COW
rring for over the weekend There were
few overnight selling orders and near
months we're relatively easy ~ the start
with December selling of 10 ~ 00c, or I
points net lower. and with the general
list opening points lover TO points
higher December soon rallied TO ~ $50
while January sold up from zsibc 10
~ 50c. and covering wss promoted by
DrofpectA that wet weather In the south
would be followed by lower Temperatures
There was no Improvement In the yoluns
'of business, however. and there was scat
tering liquidation NJ the advance Of II 10
u points which caused Hight recessions
before the end OF the first hour.
The market became more active after
the publication Of the western belt fore l.
east for freezing weather with snow ia
some sections For 4 time the trading was
excited. with December selling up 10
Jo.65c and January 20 30 Csc, or sc 10
~ points net higher There was enough
realizing at this level to cause reactions
but The market closed strongly al n net
adyaner OF 81 TO u points
Cotton spot steady; middllng tficc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-26
TENTATIVE APPROVAL
GIVEN EXPRESS RAISE

WASHINGTON. Oct 16-fhe In
terstate Commerce commission today
approved proposed increases in express
rates 10 become effective unless another
method OF giving the American Railway
Express company added revenue is
worked out with the railroad admins
tratiOn.
The commission suggested that 4
more scientific method OF providing
added revenue Tor the express company
would be to change the contract with
the railroad administration TO give the
express company a larger portion OF
transportation charges.
In view a this suggestion it is prob.
able that the railroad administration
and the express company will take ur
negotiations which may result in eu
ting the proposed increase in about hall
Meanshile the new rates will not q,
into effect.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-26
UPWARD TREND
IN STOCK PRICES
Mexican Petroleum Rise Again
Feature Of Market,

new YORK. oct 2s.--Thc trend of
prices WA distinctly upward In the first
half hour Of tOdays market speculative
lusucs again featuring the advance. Mex
lean Petroleum ovorshadowed all other
shares Al gain OF ~ points but Bethle-
hem and Crucible Steels averaged point
advances with Stpdebaker aDd American
Smnluns. while United States eteei rose
large fraction. Southern Pacific and
Reading reflected substantial buying.
short covering weS an important fac
tor In the brief period ~ trading on the
ptock exchange today Money restrictions
again served To keep dealings within mod
crate limits but speculative shares were
stronger md more active than standard
issues Mexican Petroleum made an eG-
lfene adyuucr Of ~ points aud Royal
tutch rose li South Porto Rico gaining
10 points ON its DIST sales In several
weeks. General Motors rose points and
studcbaker } points. Other notable fea-
iures included Southern Pacific, Union
Pacific, Marine pfd. Ateeis. coppers, to-
haccos, Texas Company and Peoples Gas
NJ gains Of l 10 I points The closing
was strong Sales approSiInated 800, 600
shares
Liberty bonds closing prices: at.'s 1854:
first convertible ~ $40, second W %. ":
'flrtt convsrtihles IAis s5,eo; second con-
verubies 81 es.sH third fh'ssssi
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-26
War Stamp Deficit
In County 100000

According to official figures comoiled
by c, E Honnold. county chairman Of
the city sales committee Of the thrift
stamp fund, sl,2o0.6l2,N in pledge, 4,
s'ill ;unredeemed in Oklahoma county.
which means that - per capiia pur-
chase must be made before December
81 when the thrift stamp campaign ,u-
toTstically closes.
Pledge cards filed at the War Savings
Stamp bank are to he fully checked 81
and purchasers who want full credit
are requested 10 present their stamps
Tor tabulaiion. This system will pro
vide full credit 10 all purchasers who
have gone outside the county in fulfill
ing their stamp obligations.
Yesterdays d,iv by the railway mail
clerks netted S1qpJ9s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-26
GuB1iefs

The woodu., y, ,h. vu.i, ,..,u 80.
soSsra,nn aunL n lives over M remains o.
Fr,aaV 1,., ,o,,Srs s,o,r nuoson, my elsa
M Fsi.ls nm csn o,'ees , III os neld
nas,'s Nee'sr,, NJ Vciock, sun
The WooSnsn 80 ~, Rous Wna,s menipet oi
The nar 7yss,. ,,,,aS' ,hoovsss hs',ss ~
counsel co,,,,r.,a A., a.. ~ ~ ~
bonored off,ca n, ,hs o.ai ~ ~" most
T1s ~ - '. 'O s'e''p-,.
Nsero srot Vbre,,o,, u..s No.. o.s
low was shot throush the len hssd Ig1o, n .
horne al RiensTS n ~,cn' 90 ~ er .ths
avenue. Botb are ns1roes Ws,n sno sr'
rairned IN ',r,,nic,uai fsn,, wnsn AZ
I'M on bls daw s.,,c nssco ~ paa erohen
him Bo,b nsr ~e,s ',,,,.% Y. sno' AZ
sheriff WV '" une
No More po,l.r elr,.-, ,srh,. 4. a..
last dollar fine for splitting on The 49,
waIk." said Judge Spitier In monicsnsi
after i purnose n,sSi,s IN s,n.s ,nus msss-
and higher until 4 eomneI r,.n 'o ,,,p, ~
sidewalk snIitinr hshi, . stS, W P'i' '"s
Take A hath for n co,d t,y,oo,,. n,
tle Creek bathn is dlffssent kinds NJ.
go. Hotel Lawrence tAa,' p'e
"N'J
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-26
Tumulty to Be
Made an Issue
In New Jersey
Republican Leaders Charge
Wilson'S Secretary Aided
Corporation,

ATLANTIC CITY n J., Oct 10
Joseph =. Iumulty will be made an is
sue in the senatorial contest, ii demo
Gratis, with the presidents sanction,
raises the elect democrats 10 support
the president cry throughout the state.
Republican leaders are preparing "a
charge that Secretary Tumulty vas in
srumenial IN causing the withdrawal
oi the brief, submitted 10 the state pub
JIG utility commission By the Emergen-
ry Fleet Corporation and the United
States housing corporation. urging an
increase IN New Jersey trolley fares to
supply funds Tor needed extensions and
Improvements IN the service for war
worker,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-26
Influenza Epidemic
HaltS Rate Hearing

Owing to The epidemic, the hearing On
the different rcadutmen,s Of freight
rates IN this territory assigned before
the committee OF railroads admins
iratiOn at Dallas, October % and y,
is indefinitely postponed. The ques-
ton Of rates on products ot sash and
door factories moving in the state and
between the states OF Texas and Okla
homa was OF the docket for hearing.
The October meeting oi the South.
western Traffic league, which was also
scheduled for that date, was cancelled
and the matters to come up for CON
sideration will be settled by mail or
held fot hearing at the next monthly
meeting November u.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-26
NEW YoRk coTror FUTURES.

NEW ORLEANS oct 26-1hroat ~
colder weather in the belt and renewed
talk Oi au early peace. caused buying
wave IN cotton today witch. IN tho first
hall hour Of business vut prices 10 to 20
points over yesterdays close
The forecast NJ rainy and colder wealth
~ FOR the belt over SUNDAY, with snow
and freezing In portions NJ the northwest
section. coupled with the rumOr that
Turkey had surrendergd materially in
creafsd the demand. Late In the DssiOn
prIcrs were " 10 70 points up
spot cotton steady, j0 points Up Sales
ou the spot $50. 10 arrive 900. Low mid
dliug 1900 middlinE 30 25c. good mid
ding 3iZjc Receipts 4.20s stock 2si a.
g3I
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-26
ARMY SURGEONS LIFT
BAN AT CAMP PIKE

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. Oct. 26s--Ef,
festiyc at noon Saturday. the Camp
Pike quarantine against civilisns en-
tering camp was lifted and beginning
Monday morning the quarantine pro-
hibihns soldiers from entering Liuie
Rock will be lifted Majoh Ksifth camp
,adlutant,' said Saturday nornine,
= Assignment Of Ma. Gen. Omar Bun,
dy 20 ccmmand Camp Pike viii NOT
I'eaa cseation here Of a new division.
infcrmaslon received a, camp indicst.
.ed ~, Ss.np WI! rsmaip q itlligy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-26
BAKERS PROMISE TO
? TRY VICTORY FLOUR

II. c, Morse. Oklahoma county food
administrator, called meeting Of the
bakers Of the county last night in the
Chamber OF Commerce TO discuss the
adyisability and the praotioability ol
using Victory flour instead OF the sub.
stitutes for flour The bakers agreed
10 experiment with Victory" flour this
week and report at second meeting
next Friday night. Mr. Morse states
he scels that nothing but Victory flour
will be used this winter.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-26
HUGHES TO ReORGANRe,. ;,
ITS DEFENSE COUNCIL

The Hughes county council OF de-
tense has notified Chester H. Westfali
assistant secretary OF the state council
that a meeting will be held at Hold
enville Tuesday a, which fine the roun-
ty organization will be reformed and a
new set Of officers elected. Last week
the state council removed 6. L. Ben
son, prominent banker Of Holdenyille,
as chairman Of the county council lie
was charged with buying Liberty bonds
at from ~ TO " cents on the dollar.
This action was later followed by the
removal Of all other officers who were
charged with Inactivity IN war work.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-26
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CHICAGO

CHICAGO. oct 26 HOGS fecejpts .
900 soc 10 si.25 higher: butchers 1iT2l1f
~ OW lgnt SIC 7bgl775; packing yls-5f
lI2J rough tlt65QI5.25. pigs good 10
choice tl3b0mII.5O CATTLE. reccipts
t.o6o, Gnc 10 81 higher. SHEEp receipts
400. boc 10 tl.5Q higher
Posting OF tho actual figures settled
upon for IpgE sold In November iftcd
provisions stu higher. notably adding 81
70 the cost " January pork Later. how q.
ever. reaction set In and extreme top
quota ions were not maintained
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-26
KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY. oct 2G HOGS. ro-
poipt tH0; steady 10 25c higher Buik
4l5,S0Tl ~ O0; heavy ll5.00Hl12a. light,
ElJ y0Ti7 90: pigs tl2 ODn 1850 CATTLE.
receipts 500. No southerus STEADY
prlme-fsd steers 81 5Oai9s5. dressed
beef stners Si2 50d11 5o southern steers
s. ODdl 90: COWS y5.50uiil 90. he.f.rs
&Innffl2 30. stockers 81 00U n 900. calves
~ pUnl3OI SHEEP receipts none
nomipally steady Lambs ili sJ4 ~ Il.
y'lrlings 80 504 II %. Vcthcrs 1851
lo1p, ewes . 0od31t, Htockrrs ql0ha
1850.
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THEFT OF LIBERTY
BONDS IS CHARGED

NEW YORK. Oct 26,-Frederiok r.
Frank. lS was arrested here today and
held as a fugitive from Justice from
Kansas City. where he was EMPLOYED
by the Stock Yards National bank. The
police stated that Frank was wanted
in Kansas City for the theft from Oh,
hank OF $1,000 worth OF Liberty bonds
and $1,000 in cash.
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sr LOUIS.

81 LOUIS, oct. 90 HOGS r.o.ipU,
1900 30 2Jc hlghtr, lRhts ilG2iuI.2J %.
rigs tliz5ff 1900. mixed and burchrr-
tlb.Gin ~ so geod heavy ti75ju e. 10.
bulk l6GhHiIl CATTLE receipts &. o.
)OO tt"ady, native beef steers tIi 50lf
1875, yelrllng steers and heif,rs ~ 5Olf
10 s1 cOws 75Oul2.sO; HOukrrs u 50lf
700. southern beef Steers glDOJG n no.
hcet COWS ana helferg g. i1HI5 80; native
calves i7,ul7 - SUEFp. receipts 6nb.
siDniy; rnIhs tl6j0nlGIj. eve. IN OpGt
ZOO, Canuers and choppers {iu0ugnU.
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Outside Livestock
FORT WORTH.

FOKT WORTH, Texas, oct % --CA At
TIL receipts 800, unchanged Bccvar
tG,b0pll.5O HOGS. receipts 3Op. Z5c
higher Hoayy ffTlGGi1.2b SIiEEp re-
ccipts none; unchanged. lAmb. az eou
4 h
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