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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-13
plato Grand lodge officer.

At the meeting OF the grand lodge Of
Odd Fellows in Perry. Okla, yesterday
Frank Plato of Chickasha was elected
grand high priest, next TO the highest
office In the grand lodge. The session
OF the uniform rank Monday was pre-
sided over by Col. A. l.. Holingsworth
OF the Chickasha camp.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-13
Short Stories
OF The Town
Insurance Claim paid.

Scott Jones. agent for the New York
Life Insurance Co, has received a
draft for $4,000, payable to the bene-
ficiaries of the policy held by the late
@. M. Fechheimer. The claim was
mailed to the company on April 80
and the draft was received last Mon
day.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-13
BIskey Back to Missouri.

Mr.. and Mrs R. F. Blakey have left
for Fayette, Mo, their former resi-
dence, where they will make their FIJI
ture home. Mr.. Blakey has bought a
half interest in the Fayette Democrat
Leader, with which he was connected
before he came TO Cbickasha to be ad
man and solicitor for She Daily Ex-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-13

press. He will be business manager
Of the Democrat-Leader, a position for
which he is thoroughly equipped. w.
r. Bedel succeeds Mr.. Blakey as a
member of the Express force.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-13

There will be a meeting OF the Of
flcial board at the Methodist church
Thursday evening May a. Every
member is urged to be present as the
business Of the church needs your at
tention.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-13
MISS the Best ThInns.

gay serene spirit is the source
of all that is noble an good. Petty.
gloomy souls that only mourn the
past and dread the future are not ca
pable Of seizing upon the holiest mo
ments OF life. Schiller.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-13
lake Time 10 Live.

Overwrought nerves produce irrita-
bility, and there is nothing tha- so
disqualifies woman for any kind OF
living as a petulant. fault-fnding dis
position Learn to ignore the ineyita-
BILE annoyances. and taks time to live.
as we'll as work
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-13

4 For months ana months a no 4
= tice has been running in the Z
= Express requesting readers 10 4
y report social items to Phone 4
= rs before Friday noon The 4
= instructions to the society ed 4
= tor are to accept no items for Z
4 Saturdays paper after that I
= hour unless they concern hap 4
y penings on Friday afternoon or 4
= evening. In spite Of this re- Z
\ quest in numerous instances Z
= reports on events occurring 4
= early In the week are phoned 4
= to the reporter on Friday I
= afternoon. The rule adopted I
= is not an arbitrary one. but Is I
= made necessary by the mechan- Z
y lcal arrangements Of the news
= paper plant. Our readers will 4
= confer a great favor by kindly 4
= needing it.-Editor. 4
a n n u u n u q . = .
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-13
Quick Thinker Of Most Value.

A man who has the presence Of
mind which can bring to him on the
instant al, he knows is worth for ac-
ton, dozen men who know as much
but can only bring 1t to light slowly.
Emerson.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-13

George Alkire of Ninnekah is in
Chickasha toay on business.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-13
Life.

Life is comedy to him who thinks,
a tragedy to him who feels. Horace
Walpole.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-13

Express Want Ads bring results.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-05-13

Express want Ads Dring results,
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-30
CHAVEZ KNOCKED
OUT IN SECOND
ROUND BY
k|lbANE

The championships aspirations Of
one lien Chavez. Trinidad feather
weight. were knocked galley west at
the Sto-kyaris stadium last nish'
when ono John kiibanc. Irish Amer
lean. Of Cleveland. Ohio. laid the Las
Anir,as county lad on the mat for
ton swings Of a referees right arm.
Kenny Chavez. title challenger. win.
nor Of two-scorc battles. suffered the
third defeat of his career when he
was knocked out In tho second round
Of a scheduled fiftccn.tound battle In
three and onc-half minutes Of actual
fighting.
Kenny was outoiasscd and beaten
from the tap Of the gong until he
was lifted on; Of the ring. lie new
or landed n blow and was an easy
mark for kilbanc's loft AMI right
hand punches and went down three
times and was pressed to the ropes
more than once. Chavez. a game and
clever lille fighter. pride Of Trini-
dad. has been temporarily rcicgatcd
to the discard as a championship as
pirant.
nut there 1. stiii a chance for Hem
ny to come back. Last night he was
UP against a champion. Tho fast
casterncr swept him off his feet.
Chavez wants another chance at the
titIehoidcr. Tho showing Of the To-
cal hoy was a keen disappointment to
his friends. who thought at least he
would stay the limit.
Describing last nights battle Max
Melville in tlfc Denver News writes:
At the end of the first minute of
tho second session. Chavez left an
opcning and all was. over so far ms he
was concerned. Kilbane stepped In
quickly. placing a hard left to the
Jaw. Chavez went down and stayed
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cATARRn OF
the PnARYax.

S:Seasaag cot ypur threat evesy eay.
an Aay. That h what yoo hAve been
eeeme for moatha. Possibly ysass. a
Hssjc mucus -e0vvn eAs pAarynx.
n yua wsse 10 20 - . 6octof ~
would ten you that you have phar.
ywg,tsa. II yuu were To look into
yoar own throat you would md Just
haek of the soft palate . red. lumpy.
x,.nvlop appearance a tlse back pese
~ The throat FbasynSitls tho Do.
resnaps he would caii II. fo,scsaAs
pAaSyneilis. Il causes you constant
snnoysnee. You are siways Makiae
etlxht Disturbances when seated In an
apdIsaee. Can't hold your throat,
SIM Stsinsy mucous boshers you.
Woese In the morning.
A.hem! A.ham! A.hemi That In
the way you are going nearly all day.
0on,et(mss IN tho night when you
wake ~. You ought to aarsae your
throat with salt water every morn
I'M. co,d sait water. That cieaes
o,st the throat perfectly and makes II
ready for trsatsnent
prr,sna 10 the treatment. Begin
vith 4 tsaspounful before each meal
and a Hedtime. Try Il for 4 week.
You win be convinced. OF course.
peruoa YIN not entirely relieve you
m 4 week. That II too much 70 ex-
nect Of any remedy. But u will bcnc-
AZ you 70 msch you VIII D con.
vtnced. Yes. Il will Il has done
' Fo,icuisr pi,arynsi,is. Big words:
Almost a. bad a. the diseAse. But II
YOU take Peruna for one month reg
ulariy. you may forget that yos ever
had such . disease. Then yoa VIII
have q perfect right to forget tho DIG
words too.
49, eso new oAtain psrvna Tablets.
ASK your druggist for Free Perun
Lucky Day Almanac for 1914.
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cos.y eorsess In which TO enter
tain beaux arr = feature of the new
hotel for business women which op-
eusdi Its dooss several days ago in
New York. \ private room with =
bath. and the us@ of the pafiors.
roof gariea and the eos3y corners
can be obtaiae,i si . small rate. The
nsaaxemeai Of the hotel in'end to
iasiAil . woaaa ss 'iniTosiueeT. 10
brins about . cordial feeling smonx
tho guests. There il No race line
ssd NO age iimiI. The only require
mss, 10 respectable character.
which must be sssu~sd the manager
By letters Of Fcfesease. or the Goa
Sersaiioa Of the applicant. Home
eookias by ~ old fashioned cook
book wiii also b~ . feature. The ho-
tel ts TO be cooperative. hut not phil
auihsopir. Twelve huadfed doiisss
worth OF shares is ALREADY owned by
Vomen who will live there, oa- uo-
nas bought fifty shares. Aiouk with
tho opcaiue at this hotel comes tho
that S-~ York is al
50 To have an exclusive sparin,~a'
house ~os women In which the fair
~s s~s will have npa n nseass that Will
bc "di.sia.iiy Individual The To-
sastoa Of the site where this apart
meat house will L- erected has not
b~-a .uad- pubii. hut II I. reasonably
certain that IL viii BIZ ia the sisiniiy
Of washins,sa Square. The build.
ins will be- twelve ssosi@s hixh aad
will cost In the seishhushoos Of
e1cc. acc.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-30

There has beea considerable In.
auisy lately at the cosSsoii~s's Of.
flee relative 10 the cost 10 the City 1T
New York of iis water service. The
official report Of the experts cs-
eaxrd 10 iascslisair this matter
shows that the asusa srtcau~s from
the sale oe water In tho ~aiirr .iiy
dusise 1919 were si:.ssa.o;o.::
asd the total operating espcascs. Ia
ciudia9 ,axcs. St.s:s.i:x.xs. lcav-
isg . total op~sstias iaeou'~ Of ss..
iss.ssi.ss. Deduetiae from this
latter amount intcscst on uaisland-
iss water honds pcstaiains to tho
Old wafer syssrm. sa.::o.isi.':. and
tho amortization charges thereon.
St.sat.i:x.si. = total ot N.S"t.-
sis.1a. leaves = net Income of ss.-
ass.5ii.3a. No depreciation or ob.
sa.s~rcuec charges arc included In
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-30

Gulf highway. The Arkansas city
Commercial Club piioied the visitors
over the rock road between that
town and Winfield. Kansas.
Throughout the three weeks. the
party MAS everywhere cordially re-
esived. and hospitality without stint
MAS extended by the people OF every
village. town. county and city
through which the tourists passed.
Commercial associations. automobile
clubs. state. city and county off
eiais Joined In extending welcome
and In assuring the coioradoans Of
their deep interest in their mission.
The Coioradoans told of the Work
that 10 betax done BY their state 10
develop . network Of highways
throughout the mountain sections
for the pleasure and ~njoymsnt of
the people OF the plains soan'ss. they
explained the plan adopted in the or
ganisAtion and conduct Of III. coio-
RADIO State Highway commission. told
how the sonVieis have been employed
in ihs, state. and psessnisi ini-f-si-
ins Information about the mountain
roads. the scenery and the climate al
The toofxari-n Of the Southwest
They explained also that the srso
has . seeiprora, purpose; that of in
tssestin. the people Of Colorado and
the uos,h In the delights ana posi-
bi,iti-x of touriue In T-sAs. OKLA
houa. Kansas snd other states Of the
southwest and OF the suif coast PAR
iisuissiy dusinE the TALL and sini-s
moa'hs.
The Colorado party "a. composed
af representative business ash pro-
f-s.ionsi men. bankers. hotel men
and Officers Of commercial sssnriA-
,ions Of Colorado Springs. Mani'au.
ltAfnsns snd Pueblo. and srs-s~ni-d
more particularly the people Of
.sath-sa Colorado.
tpoa their return 10 sh@is home
cities. the piissin,s --r- sosaiiy vel
eona-d. isath al i'a.bio and Colorado
spsines large m-rsinEs of the .osrT
n.fvs eiahs ~-r- held 10 ssisosn~
ih. travellers and hear thsir stories
aad ., ,h. latter city the i@'~ss'ssn
-as met AT the d-pos By thousands sf
sisissns and escorted thfoaxh the
main streets of thn so~a In . large
touring car puii--i by hundreds Of
bushes. men headed By ih. mayor
aud pr-~ii-at OF the Chsmb-f q,
Comm-r~,
When the party left Pixies Peak
on Msy G. Mayor e l.. Mckrsson. on
behalf os Colorado spsiass. delivered
to cap,ain r. e. kisk~ooa = bssssr
r-aainx Colorado to N. Guif' With
lasisue,ioa. Tn deliver IL TO MAJOR
t.~~is Fisher. Of Gsisesson. Mayor
Fisher. In turn. not oaiy hsniea To
the Pueblo aad Colorado spsisss aa.
loiss . soidcs h~y 10 Gsiss.loa. bat
sav~ shea . basaes sesains '-Tswss.
urc tsissd To pixies rsSk." This
banner was. u.on arrival at Colorado
srsiaxs. delivered tn Mayar Mck~s.
.oa. asa ~iii b. preserved hy the city
Of Colorado spfiae. ~ = niesnon'o al
ssis ao'Ahi. isip.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-30

A milk expert In discussing the new
method Of handling milk said that
the greatest milk experts aud hystsa-
lists In the world arc convinced that
before twenty years have passed
liquid milk. on account OF its dang
eVs. will not be allowed In large eit-
los. II Is claimed that the new rapid
high temperature process Of dryins
milk Kills all disease germs found In
liquid miik and the dry milk cannot
communicate tuberculosis and ty-
phoid fever. Also that dry miik 10
sot oaiy safe but II keeps without Ice
like sugar snd flour and there Is no
waste In Its USE. IL DOES not sour
snd dos not have 10 be delivered
quart nj = time. The dry milk will
BE- sold In packed boxes representing
twelve and oue-haif quarts OF liquid
aiik.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-30
Colo-1ExAs TOUR
LINKED STATES IN
faIfNOsnIP

Colorado spsisss. cpio.. Nay TO-
nsisaiax In . successful close the
coiasado.lo.sh~-Buif soriahiiily yua
sad snaskias the sompi~sioa of oae
Of the ioax~ss tours Of this character
ever carried out BY commercial, Of
saaisaiioas In the iaiefcss Al sood
sosds. the mcmb-r. of the PARTY r..
turned TO their home cities. Colorado
sprinss. Pueblo sad MaaIloa. after
. $3.50 mile Tour through Tcss'. OH.
iahoma sad kaasa. sstcadias over =
period of three weeks.
The tour was planned asd carried
out To encourage tho srvsi~s develop.
mcni Of the main Highways Of the
south~rst. eoaacciius eacsr states:
To bs;nR the people ot Colorado Into
closer acquaintance with tho people
Of Kansas. Oklahoma aad Texas aad
With conditions In these states: and
To demonstrate not only the fcasibil-
ity but tho pleasures ~ iourtnx over
tho roads which arc being rapidly
developed In this section of the init.
I'd Statca
On tho eleventh day after the
party had left tho Garden or tho Gods
at tho foot Of pixies Peak. Il reached
Galveston and dipped the travel.
stained cars in tho Gulf Of Mexico.
I, was the first organized party 10
have made the run from the noun
tains Of Colorado 10 the shores Of the
Gulf. and It negotiated tho distance
Of 1850 miles with sa average days
run Of Iis miles. inciudins time
spent in visiting the towns On route.
Road conditions. on the whole.
were found to ic good. and consider
ing the fact that the party followed.
during the entire trip. the heaviest
rains which the southwest has cxocr-
fenced in years. tho roads were sur
prisingiy good. somc poor roads
were encountered but the encourage
Ing feature Il that in most cases
where poor roads now exist work has
either already been started. or bonds
have been voted for improvement.
Throu shout Texas, Oklahoma and
Kansas there il a growing sentiment
in favor Of good roads. and this SEN
timcnt is finding expression In the
building Of splendid Highways.
Leaving their homes In Pueblo.
Mani,ou and Colorado Springs on
Wednesday. May 6. the Colorado par
" OF 3c men in nine autos followed
the Colorado -to-the- -0ulf highway
through walscnburg and Trinidad
and across Ration Pass to Ration. n.
NJ. and eastward via Dcs Moines and
Clayton. n. II. Because OF recent
SHOWS and rains on the pass. some
difficulty was encountered this first
day, but under normal conditions.
the roads through New Mexico would
be In good condition. At Tcxllne,
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-30
The Salvation Army.

The following meetings VIII u"
held a, iis Elm street Sunday
morning op-. air march and mc~'ins.
!" q. M: itihic holiness meeting At
hall. ~ a. M: Sunday school '.om-
pany meeting, ga" p. M: Young
Peoples Legion. $3.50 u. m: Salvation
nirh, demonstrations. s y. m. June &
and Z 40 will have with us Major
Frank Waite. the provincial YOUNG
pcoplc's secretary Of .hc intcrmoun-
tain province. who will present Z"
the Trinidad young peoples corn q
beautiful silk batter which was won
by them In a nine months contest
within tho states Of the province.
Thi. banner is reward from our
western commissioner. Thomas Estil'
through Lieut.. Col. Charles Miles.
western young peoples secretary.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-30

this figure. although the amosIiza-
tiou charges have beea ineiuded for
tho reason that IL serves somethinx
Of tho same purpose. The operating
expens@s for 1919 represent &C.: PER
eent Of tho Tes-sues. the sa.s per
eeat yemaiainx Tepres~atiag the net
Income from operation. cxeiudiax iu-
t-rest on Investments or boads cut
|staadiak. the proceeds OF which form
part or such Investment. the ssaasi
eoatributioa TO the sinkins fund Of
tho city 10 a0ostise such boads. ssd
also asy allowance for Depreciation
o. obsoi~se~see. The capital es,cad-
iiuses % aeroans Of the old water
system In all the bosoukhs Of the
city. from It's iaeepisoa In is3: To
D~eember -. 1914. as.rcsats Sisi..
:st.ts:,st. The city Is sill osii.
gated for the honds issued In the se.
quisilion Of this system. 10 tho
amount Of sss.cSt.:s:.o;. b-sriss
aa annual iaier~st charge of 81.
!:s.tsi.::. Il Is expected that the
aew cstskiii water syssen wiii s~
completed II 1913. This will sdd 10
the preseat water satpiy Of tho city
Zoe. 600. .oce Eaiioas of water daily.
The cost Of this n~~ system Il -.
'imsi~d ~ about si;s. s."ssc. 900. Aa-
dinE io.cshef the iai~s~si on the
bonds Of the old system. ss.::s..
s;i..:. the !ates~ss on the boads of
tho new syssem aow Issued. $3.50.
aas.ss. sad the isser~ss oa the hoads
10 bc issued 10 eoapiclr the arw
.ysscm. ei.::c.:ss.ss. Gives = total
isi~s-s, charge upoa the eniise water
syssrm Of New vosk City of SO.
Sse.:xs.5s pcs aasu0.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-30

lS5 arrests have beeo MADE. S36 re-
Solvsss saa - biarkJaekx have beca
taken fToa - maay professional
thieves sad 'sunmea". while aore
shsa $1,000 worth Of stolea proper
~ has beea recovered. Since the
''eisaa.sp-sSuad" has bees IN opera.
tisa the number Of eoaplsiais OF
iasses By piekporkcss has dropped ss
pss eeat. Dusink the piiEsimsses Of
The neabess Of tho squad 10 the
vssioas resorts In the city the thiss
aass fscquesiiy eommeased on b the
shssaee Of the esiaiaals who arc
kaovs to the police. bot Who arc
shssvA esoaxh TO keep out Of their
vay. The neabess Of the squad"
siisibais this eosdiiion TO tho fact
lhst the a~w Police comaissioecs
has eivea - order which enables the
police 10 use their eiuhs freely whoa
necessary. u . esimiaai do-s not obey
the officers command 10 move ou''. I.
Besose this order waA sisea 10 the
police tho soashs saa rrin,iasis
would dissrsasd tho officers soa.
aaad aad ofIea sim~s iaaxh al HIN.
ksowiag that he wss poucsless. Hat
under the aev conditions they move
o. - sooa - - officer comes in
sisht. The ''sqasd" do<s It's work By
iaspertias districts. besiaains NJ tho
risst district aud eoatiauiax up the
Heuas. TIE nea average t~o aish's
II each district. whca the circuit
has hsea completed they b-sia sii
over aGaia. Dasiss the first 'ri?
the nes witt sil hsnsoais and "
they fiaa ssy esimiasls ~ish'a they
wass the Psupsirsos that he will he
prosecuted soe maintaining . dlsns.
derry Moose II asy oeje~sioaahic p~s.
soas are foaad there axaia. the the
osy belas that u the erialasis'
haasnal ~ sakcs away they wiii
have no plsee vhesv they esa keep
~ o. the liaeiisht. Thsrsfors. they
Wsss either lsave the ely o. stay II
their roo0s-
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-30
Fir, n. E. Church. Seu,b

tor. Ouinr In tho special services st
tho ~. y. church sunday -srninx-~-
viii not hold services In our own
shurrh. Sunday srhooi at s:t.. !. y.
tiasni.h. superintendent tindca Ave.
aac aasday school al 4 =. M. jua.oe
tr~osth league at ;io =. m. Fra
ior league meeting al r. m. Rev.
M,Ch-.nry ~,ii preach al tho LIN.
den assnu- Sunday sehoni rung on
Tuesday evening a, sp. You arc Ia
si,c-i tn all services. A. u. r-ndlc'on.
pastor.
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Lsthssaa chussh-Pise Street..

sunisy sShooi at s;is. ptsin-
services aiih holy sommusioa st
ic:so =. m. 4 class Of youns people
~iii b- confirmed All services II
English. We cordially ia,ii- stress-
-rs tn Worship With us-k. Walter
s.hmist. Pastor.
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Christian Science.

First chuf,h Of Christ. sisaiiss.
hold. regular services .ss'y aanasy
morning ~ ~ o'siosk ana w.:ass.
asr evenings al s o'eio-k. at 10.
First street. it-aalns fonm ., same
address is os~n every day except
saaasys and holidays. from : In .
p IN. All etc ~.ieams tn the meet
lns. sad ia the f-adinx room.
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Fin, PtesSyss,,ss Chsrth.

'Chssers WfuuHht bJ Christ. 70
the subject Of Wrv. u. y Chaadi~s's
dissoasSr ~ ~ O'Clock tosuosruv. M
s-ss beiar. ''oid shinEs have pssrd
away SPECIAL mus,r for the nrsa.
sion ~iii be . eonirA'so solo hy Mr..
J. ~. iiarnrs. and an anthem by the
choir. There ~iii L- no ss-sins
-as>his on account .f tho haseAisar.
cate sermon al the ~. y church.
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Rspsiss Church.

fSS. cros-ii. former pastor Of this
'hurrh. .iii oscary tho pulpit al ~
a. M. Sunday school viii h- 81 tho
usual hour. There ~iii BE- NO rs~.
ains s~si.s in our church. tho eos.
wr.sa'ion engaging In tho union
isasssiaufsssr service al sh- f1sss ~.
y church.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-30
Hnt Il E Church

The Sunday sshasi viii hold iia
ehiidrsa's iay exercises al the hour
of morning ~oUhip. Th.f. ~iii bs
bapiiss,iai service al ih. b. sinnins
81 the Psosrsm. for shiidren asa
adults.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-30
Christian Church.

Services sunday as follows: sus-
day school at s;i. a, M, and preach
ins n, II q. m, by IN. minister. fer
mon iopie. THE Mind OF III. Mas
ter. Th-s. will b- ho services In
the eS~nias at aay Kind.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-30
IN THE CHURCHES
Trinity Episeopal Church.

NeN. }. u. Ferris. rector. Whit
sunday. Holy Eucharist 1850 =. m.
Sunday school s;i5 a. IN. Service
and sermon ~ o'clock. No eseninx
service.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-30

Saliow completion IA due 10 tor.
pid liver. tiERBiNE puri7cs and
strengthens the liver and bowels and
restores the rosy bloom of health to
the check. Price soc. Sold by the
ltausman Drug Co.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-30
NEW YORK STARTS s,.:.,.a
NOVEL "CLEAN-UP SQUAD"

a 1sha 4 Warzg Greeks Decreases Complaints abest Hok
ysts uinsvs Hs esat xsv YoskS Easssss Water Supply
n Issv - 0ssd 1sssy Maker Uaqus 1hsatsr Newest
Feature h cS ssffss Struggle lsvSsssa Ak ssoa 70 h h
hslseA Hsss-Hay Change Dairy Dsaeaa 0stAaa Business
Wsasa 70 Have Hstsl ef 1hsir Own
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-30

:SThs devised
rid
Squad THIS has been In operation weeks The squad
avAsd sections each its tne
skias uncomfortable rkpoeks the other
vicious boides Tho Police comioa