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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-02
Row. in Roof Jump, Falls to Death

Lawrence Heyman, eleven years GU
Of 305 East Eighty-third street, u'.o
to jump from the ROOF OF MS hI nI,io u
the adjoining building ana was 80
by falling sixty feet 70 tne psv tan =,
He died soon after he was taken 10
rlover Hospital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-02
Brooklyn Apartment Plans.

shampan e. shampan have finished ed
,,.ns Tor two apartment houses to be
pet prsnted on the south side OF Putnam
SSor3O0 feet east Of Bedford av.,
Az, plot iOoxlO0. for the Realty
Dir",a as owners, and to cost $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-02
FOR SALE AT A SACRIFICE
BUSINESS CARDS.

CAREFUL CARPyT CLEANING Co-Clssns .,
compressed air steam. hand foos 1850
Bfosdssy. <2l last tstb st. Coz BRANDT.
lei iS.-asth
~ LTIGRAPH TyPEwBlTTEN LET.ERs, 500
81 -: LOCO. ui5: 10000. So GEO. r
WkAfIiLklOltD. 100 broadway Equitable Bldg }.
Room i.iSl. Rector t5iS
NEw YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS
oldest largest. host Modern.
fiNE RIGS WOVEN IRON OLD TAEPETA
Pficrs Reasonable. send for Circular.
Tel <s92-tess brysrt tSTtss West t5tb ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-02
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records for the Last
Twenty-fOur Hours.

Washington. Nov. Pressure continues 10"
along the northern boundary. With a very rapd
eastward movement Of lows. the latter however
have been devoid u cloud and rain. " sometimes
bapuens In the autumn Practically no ram , zen
hours The temperature i unsessohebN hsh ~
~. Ohio VALLEY. The lower L4ae region ana 'ie
Coniinusd fair weather for the next fofty-dsht
hours Is probable In all paris ~ the conniI, e1al
o, the Rocky Mountains. 1t vii Ic e"o.et IN .ts
- ,asfon and Ohio Valley Tuesday and ~ the
Middle Atlantic and New England states "edhe'
DAY. 80, ,. N-o~,b Atlsntir
,,,,H ~ strong southwest 10 west. Middle ~.
ianiic fresh southwest: South MANI n,i, iis,,
"a ,.,sbls mostly south upper Lakes. strohs
northuesi. lower Lakes. fresh 10 strong northwest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-02
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS:
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS
lfrom The Tribune Buresu.l
Washington. Nov. ].

washington. Nov. !.
ARMY.
pns Ger. GEORGE BELL. With authorized Ado
Ia camp and headquarters 5th Brigade reSt,
10 Com Gen Southern Dept 10 COMMAND ss4'
brigade. al, ...,~,.s
duty on ord. Board 10 SANDY HOOK ffo'"is
CAPT ERNEsT s WHEELER o. N G.; o %D,,
from Dallas 10 Fl sam Houston. -
cspt ERNEsT ~ REEVE. 25i Inf, and hrs
igsut ROBERT W. ADAMS. Ith Inf. 70 y
sam Houston and report IN person. IN arrest 70
COM gen Southern Dcpi. -
Capt FRANK u WHlTIOCh. "a cav. feufch
Iirst Heat HARRY l. HODGES is cav. Army
Med school Nov g. for physical elimination
and retum 10 proper station.
s4roud Lieut. JOHN A. BAIRD. &. A. from lOlN
90 G A. 10 Washington AMI report 10 officer
IN charge u public buldings for duty.
I.sses al ahseuce-Second Lieut. HARRY MA
IDNkY iO,h Inf l MONTH on Afi,si 70 4 ;. :.
capt nov - HARPER. u NJ g. months
month.
NAVY
Iasuts t,uniot srsdsl y. II. MkIrTERICK. "
GREEtiAS. " r. POE, g; n HALL
THOMPSON. j r. DALTON. D. ". COIL r. J.
WEEks W. " OsGOOD. ID. D. TRkNlLlL.
]. Ia 2. JORDAN ard q. .. JACOBS com
In. r. !. LuKER and r. De =. HORN. detached
naval usiniRS station. NeSyor-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-02
New Building Plans.
The Bronx.

HARRISON Av. n cor ls0th ST; for a sly brick
tenn1t 5000: Harrison Improvement Go lhsrry
Jacobs 9 West 35th ST. treasurer, owner Sass *
snripgsteea 80 Union Square. architects cost
S3J 400 ~ -.
HARRISON AV. :. IS lsoth st: for two 5 sly
icy tennis 551SS each; Harrison improvement
~ HAIRY Jacobs Q West 18th 81. treasurer.
owner: sass sprinssteen. 81 Union Square.
architects. cost. SEQ 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-02
LEGAL NOTICES.
HOME INDEMNITY COMPANY.


Pursuant 10 Section II oi the Insurance.
- of the state Of Ne" York, we, ths
nnder,igned all being natural persons OF full
age and at least two-thirds OK US citizens
OF The United States, and at least one OF US
rssidcnt of the state OF New York, do
Ser.hv declare and publish notice OF our In
,antion 10 form "a domestic stock Insurance.
,,,ornoration TO transact the business OF tide.-
10 "a aurety insurance as authorized under
Subdivision OF Section ~ OF the Insurance.
- The name OF the proposed corporation
Ia HOME INDEMNITY COMPANY. The
amount a OF its capital stock IL to be Two
Hundred and Fifty Thousand t260.oool
F P1iS thousand ,,256, oOo) Dollars additional
The principal and home once OF me corpora
Ion - 10 be located In the Borough OF Man
hsttan. city. County and State OF New YORK
Dated New York. September 2sth, 1915.
GEORGE L. CABEiI, CHALLENGE g.
SETTLES. JOS. +. WARD, A. d.
BONN, A. KENNEpf CHILD. GUS
TAN KCNPERT. CHARLES PETRAS.
q c. HORWARTH. ALFRED J.
WOLFF. A. koMMEL. ~ LEM,
BRECH. C. HERRFokTH. JOSEPH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-02

work Eastern Pennsylvania. New Jersey. Della
,s,s MARYLAND. District OF Columbia. Arkansas
p..,,,c,v Tenne.,ee-Fslr Tuesday and wednesday :;
We.,ern New YORK. Western Pennsy wanna snn
Western MaDlsnd-FAf TUESDAY anu
We, virsnia-Fsir TUESDAY and W N,'iIssdsS
,ie, vest portion Tuesday, east portion NedhesdS
~, Internationally fair Tuesday ahd
Wednesday cooler wednesday. , ..-,,.
oEishoma Virslnis North and soulh ,s az,
rlorida AIabams Mississippi Louisiana cast anu
,sesi TeHss-Fair Tuesday and wednesday.
Local oneIaI Record.-The following ohicial Iecof"
,rou the Weather Bureau shoTs the changes Ia 'he
Temperature for the last twenty-four hours IN com
harrison With the corresponding date Of last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-02
BOROUGH OF THE BRONN.

A COY HOME slTh.
$50 900 Will giyc yuu charming uf" home near
ia III or Grand Boulevard AID tolooufsf. con-
tcnieft % new eicssfel and subway station.
H. A DOUGLAS co,
Grand Concourse cor lslib - of-ri Eloction DAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-02

uisbs,t temperature YESTERDAY, IS degrees 's, =.
p ny lowest ~ degrees tst a. M Nelass
pe,d.v 81 degrees average for eorresIpndihg ae.e
=, 80 m degrees: average for corresponding da'e
issi thirty three years. ~ degrees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-02

: A. H.. 81 ,. NJ y ? No.
ioeal Foreeast.-Fsr today and o-mo'to" :
,.,., to.norrog: fresh southwest 10 west "lhn''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-02
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTEl

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female
COOK and IAUNDREss.-Com willing and
oblicing. excellent references. Martha COLLIER
Agency. ~ tth aS z
COOK .-Amerlcau: exceptionally neat. economical.
refined: excellent cook highest references. Martha
Golfers Agency, 457 ith av
COLORED COUPLE.-First class Dutler and useful !:
splendid cook neat. capable; excellent references
500 Mrs. Mason's Agency. ~ West i2d st. BY
ait 1893. "
C00K.-Germsn: arst class: city or country: best
Agency. 80 West SD It.
CoI'PIE-Young colorcd Americans: good cook.
iaundress. butler, entire work small family: city,
s sSST 800 o'''r' Agency 80 ON =" pant
COUPLE-swiss: cook. butler, valet. useful: refer
ences: city. county. Miss shaughnessy's Agency.
II West IA 81.
ENGLISH COUPLE-Protestants: nrr class butler
and cook: exceptionally we'll trained servants !;
highest references: 800. Mason's Agency l5l West
ga st. BDant jS5S
uoUsEwoRkEnl Finnish American: strong VII.
ing: cts or country; celent references, Lentis
Agency. II =. i2jth St Phone 55l5 Harlem.
not sEKEEPEER-Fin class: excellent cook
thoroughly capable IN everything; siI years best
references; country. Miss shaushne''ys Agency IL
West i.d ~
UOI' EKEEPER -Dietlcisn. teacher. by one who
has taken a number OF courses At CoIunols sld
can arnh bet % si ;Sn on :. 10 character anu
HOT sEMAN NORTH oi ireland Protestant. $40:
very capable; excellent references county Pc
fercd Miss sheAs Agency ." Last va D" S'H'
~ nm va
hp' sENonhh . @ ~, - coii,s,ss AGENCY
.est' rWeHe"' isi''e''''s' ''si''A ''' s''
=. ~ Az
HoUsEkEEPEh-tspA mshiy iscoihihehuri
Excelsior Employment Guild 32l Madison az :
Muug liill 1911
HOUSING RKER Thoroughly experienced eoo.ed
girl; absolutely nfs, cl.s three years sp.eh ~
reference. ~ Gan MASON > Agency A'i "e'' ~
81 bfy ant yos9.
lioU sEWORkER Young English girl; w. no
Washing y. Miss ho'mNsr Assny,1, ~ HS
.s1 II, 50 hcor, -fhone, W.. slulfU mn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-02
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male


GARDENER. -Erpereneed: married one child; en'
Tie charge seutleman's estate. understands farfn
Ing IN All hranehes handling help for best results.
IN. hoard help good lsundress we'll recommended.
C4rpentsrs Agency. l5t slrth az
GARDENER CARErAkLR-Man and wife; Ens-
nsh 90 children. highly recommended. BOZ 5lt.
Betusrdsnlls. y. j.
Female.
A-A-wAITRESS or COOK.-Young Canadian
Protestant. excellent city references. $50 20 $50
" care N psod no's seiI ,,,st.y I'M ~
CUANpFRNAfD and WAITRESS Neat, obliEins
y0uns wom4n. personal references. Martha Col
Hers Agency. t5I an az
CHAMBER,fAID- WAITRESS. Useful bright will
ins sirl. s0m. experience. so. Masons Agency
Isl West t2d 4.
,-u.NHyRNAIp WAITRESS Neat BRIGHT cspa-
Die sirl: best references. t25. Mason's Agency,
1871 West t2d ST
COOK -Respect.ble. Agreeable. middle aged woman
excellent cook. baker. country. good reference .
$50 SIS no lsuniry. oieiis Agency. ss' 9th Az
CoOK-Hishly recommended young woman: eI
c.lirnt baker; wants city place. So $50. oIsils
Asency. ~ 9TH az Phone. BOsnt 1901
COOK All branches. neat economical. years
references. county. shaushnessys Agency. u
West ga ~ -
COOK and LAUNDREss-CHAMBE aud
WAITRESS. Tao neat young girls. thoroughly
,ant-trnf. excellent references. together or sep
srais Miss shaughnessy', Ageney. II West ~ II,
COOK YOUNG I,i'h nr hifEhy I.sqmH, aae4
10 East a3d 81 50 floor. Phone. s9si Murray HIN
cooK-Youns. competent. 8 years last place. prs-
Ter, apartment: SIS. best personal references.
Miss shsa's Agency. 80 East aga ST. Tel. Murray
Hil 6lIs.
CoI0REp coUPLE.-Butisr. useful: cook i.un,
Nils shes's Agenry. 80 East i.d 81 Tel. Murray
Hill eisL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-02
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS of the WOrld
ARRIVED,

pas,ore. Gooss del Torp Oct 20 For i.i ut ri
Crsiobsi % and Havana 20, 10 the mr. ''''
60. With mails and mdse. Bar at 81 a" R,r
Alfred Nobel tsori. ROTTERDAM - >.,,,it hy
~ 3 20 M AMI ordered n prp'cfp =" '''''' ~
STRAIN pilo, boat New York. 49,. v.,k A.
Mama Hafa. Baltimore. N VIC ~ 10 % n m
Baltimore Trans Co With mi's bst az IN + n
Wesisate tBri. Hallfsr. = o' 80
" inshetisr 4 90 Bar al : A ~ .,t ne, "a IN
ian V,u Nassau Dutch. Crisi0hh Wv ~ y"
Punch. E.5s A CO. Bar ~ slb VI. o,,, al,
Bsy vies Boston for Newport News o""
co,cb, iRri Cet,e DC, H. via Gibraltar H. F"
ps,iJ r. Warden Bar at 30 m. -
Chsrok.e 6,eorgc,01n. quar- Al : :" y ~. and
Nirhnlas Cunen (SOrl. Port ANTONIO ~ 80,
garsroa e. 70 tho Atlantic Fruit 70 WIN "'''
80. "oa,reh. Jacksonville. Oct % and ch.,le,,'a,n
20 to INC clyde rs 90. rlth mdse ouh ~ ~"
caroffr, Ponce and Guanics Oct g. MAY asieh ~,
Ay,sdilia and Arecibo %. and san juan -, 70 w.,
New YORK Porto Rico IS 20. WIN m'''' '"'
mdss Bar az 80 q m. ,,,, 1u.t, A.
Selsou Matanzas OF q. ~ LOUDER. a., Al
poy,l with molasses. Bar al u 81 ~ .n,,on,o "a
Tiyiyss Porto Barrios Oct r. Por' Anr'" ,,;b
.,,, ssrttago q. 10 the United Frut 60. WIN
mail. and mdse Bar At $50 m p,.t A.
Memllns (Brl. London. oct x 20 busS
Dsnisls Bar A. $50 N. oct a. so,,hs-,
cnmus Ne~ Orleans Oct %. 20 the sou'he'"
p.ciec 20 Nth rndse. quar- at % mt A
san Francisco. Buenos Ayres sep ~. ~" IiIiy
J,neiro oct 10 and Barbados -. 70 .'or''" '''''
a "a Nth mdse Bar al $40 ~ -. L. 70
HASA tBrl. Savannah Oct ~ 70 p""''
Left quar- at % y m. - . u,,.,... witty
YAH GSorJ Kingston Or %. 20 furne's' "''"'
4 60 Bar a. 20 y ~. ,,,. n ~
poch,nhesu IN, Bordeaux. At loO M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-02
Vessels Arriving at and De
parting from Port OF
New York.

sunrise . 20. sunset. ssi: moon rises o.
moon's sge. o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-02
WORK WANTED.
Female

Compstsnt. wants place: high
school graduate: nve years business experience.
three With last employer, references " required
L IL. u Wus seth -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-02

HIGHLAND COTTAGE sANITARIUM taltitude.
800 n. Passde, Ave. aud Woodland s.
Englewood y. J. heslthful resort Tor convales'
/. Csvallaro director.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-02

The New Haven County National Bank.
located In the city of New Haven. IN TINS
s,s,s Of Connecticut, il closing It's afrsira
All note holders and other creditors OF the
association are hereby notified 10 present
the notes End other claims for payment
f. O. STODDAPD- President
dated. August g. 1919
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-02
POLICE DEPARTMENT.

p.glrring Nov l. the following changes IN
coiirf districts IN the Borough Of Manhattan VIII
he In effect;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-02

Steamer Madison Norfolk and Ne"po[t Ns Ss
Bay view. Newport Ne"s Maria ia ~ ~ New
n no.'fsJ Nsroni fFr), Bordeaux: Alfred N 1.e
1Nor1' Norfolk: csserta tItsD. Genoa; ,e'' Ri
kvonuouth: nauovisn tBrl Hasre' c,n,sa,,namo
y &c., Kumeric (Brl Calcutta: Ouah'a'aiii0'
iIsyana. Casflcmoor (Brl. Genoa
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-27
BURCS VISIT
TWO HOMES
Thieves Pull Off Double Header
Saturday Night; Jewelry
is Stolen; No
Clew

Determined that the street pageant
should not 'glom' all the glory in the
excitement creating line Saturday,
burglars, bold and bad, and all the
rest of it, proceeded to make hay after
the sun had set.
Two residences were entered dur
ing the course of the evening the
home of Oatley Anderson. 5l9 Colo
RADIO avenue, and the residence of J..
Z. Barnes, sol Colorado.
Entrance in both cases was effect
ed through one of the rear windows OF
the house burglarized At the Ander-
son home the burglar first aentered a
servants house in the rear yard and
procured a spade which he used as a
jimmy in prying open the window. Mr..
and Mrs. Anderson, returning home
about 10 o'clock, saw some one run
from the rear of the house. lnvesti-
cation disclosed the fact that the win
COW had been forced and that about
SIS worth of rings and stick pins had
been taken.
At the Barnes residence the room
occupied by Miss Jessie Crutz was en-
tered and two valuable diamond rings
taken.
Both the police and the sheriffs de-
partments have been notified and are
investigating. No tangible clew seems
to have been left by the burglars.
However, the police officers think that
the burglaries were the work of a
bunch Of professional beggars and
panhandlers who have recently infest-
ed the city,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-27

only of the grand total of all-star floats
which were part and parcel of the
parade
Chickasha Iron Works-One of the
features Of the parade Saturday-in
fact, it might be said the feature of
the parade was the float of the Chick
asha Iron Works. Drawn by eight
powerful horses, mounted on the heav-
lest trucks, this display was an actual
machine shop on wheels. Everything
was there-a blast furnace from the
dome OF which poured smoke and
flame and into whose cavernous NAV
was cast the pig iron to be drawn forth
in a molten flood and cast into ma
chine parts as the float travelled along
the streets. lii addition to this an en-
gine drove long line shaft from
whose pulleys were driven turning
lathes, in actual operation, and other
pieces of machinery. The casting
boxes, or moulds, were lined up on
the right hand side of the float, where
also we're the lathes and the forges.9
On the opposite side an electric riy-
eter, driven by an experienced work
man, demonstrated the actual work of
boiler making.
Chickasha Milling Company-WiD.
ner of the second prize, offered whole
salers @nd manufacturers, in the grand
parade yesterday, was most meritor-
iously in evidence with float upon
which the mill and elevator buildings
were reproduced in miniature. Every
detail OF the buildings had been work
ed out by the skill OF the workmen
who constructed the display. Railway
tracks led past the buildings and on
these tracks were miniature box cars
of the roads leading into Chickasha-
the Frisco, the Rock Island and the
Santa Fe While the wheels of the
mill turned in creating snowy flour
Continued on Page Four.)
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-27
MEXICANS
TO ANSWER
Official Roll Call Twice Daily; Ma
farrete Asked to Search for
Trooper Who Disappear
ed in Fridays Battle
By United Press.

By United Press.
Brownsville, Sept. 27-American
military officers are considering or
dering all Mexicans in the vicinity oi
Progreso to answer roll call twice
daily in order to keep a line on
Them
II Ia believed that Mexican citizens
of that vicinity aided Carranzista sol
diers in their fight with American
troops Friday. 1t is positively known
that not more than half the Mexicans
who participated in the fighting re
turned to the other side. Officers OF
Fort Brown have asked Gen. Nafar-
rette to search on the Mexican side
for Trooper Johnson, who disappear
ed at the Progeso battle.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-27
Leg is Broken in
Fall Thru Bridge


George Onstatt, stock inspector, met
with painful accident at the stock
pens this morning, which resulted in
the breaking of his left leg near the
hip. Mr.. Onstatt was experimenting
the tearing away of bridge at the
dipping vats when he fell through an
opening in the bridge floor. He fell in
such manner that all his weight was
thrown on the leg fractured. The suf-
ferer was immediately removed to
Drs. Livermore and Dowley's hospital,
where an X-ray of the fracture was
taken in order that a successful re-
duction might be accomplished.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-27
CHILD SCALDED BY
BOILING COFFEE

Ruth NJ. Sitton, aged seven years.
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Guy Sitton.
died in this city yesterday morning
as result OF being scalded several
days since by the accidental overturn-
Ing of pot Of boiling coffee. The
child's parents are visitors in Chicka-
sha and were members of an outing
party which were camping and fish
ing. The overturnIng OF the pot of
coffee badly scalded an older child,
sister of the deceased This child, ia.
however recovering. The remains Of
the dead child were shipped yesterday
evening to Burton, Kan. by Claycomb
4 Anderson. undertakers.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-27
BY United Press.


Berlin, Sept. 27.--The war depart
ment declares that the heaviest blows
the allies have struck since the battIs
of the Marne has made no deep i'm
preston on the German lines. The al
lies. after weeks OF artillery prepare
tions, have sent countless infantry di
visions against the German works in
what is believed to be the beginning
OF an Anglo-French offensive.
The enemy's gains do not equal il
Importance the crown princes recent
successes in Argonne.
The allies losses have not been Of
ficially estimated, but it is known ths
enormous onslaughAssbent the Ger
man lines in only two sections Coun
ter attacks are under way and it II
believed lost positions will be recap
tured today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-27
Following Terrific Artillery Onslaught
of Allies; British Claim to Have Re-
captured Two Thirds of Eastern
Front; French Occupy Sever
Alderman Positions in the
Champagne Region; 300
Ger. Officers Captured

BY United Press.
Paris, Sept. 27.-The French are Of
ficially reported to be occupying sew
eral more German positions in the
Champagne region. Attacks continue
with the French maintaining new posi-
tions in the Souchez and Artois re.
gions under heavy counter attacks
Three hundred German officers have
been captured and German reinforce
ments thrown into Champagne by the
thousands 1t is admitted that the
Germans are successfully resisting adj
vices at several points.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-27
apREss up WEEK.

Fit. Worth. Sept 27.-Tnis is pain
full week for Mister Fort Worth. Not
content with doing their best to bank
rupt him via the many habiiiments OF
Mrs. and Miss Fort Worth, the mer-
chants of this city have inaugurated a
dress up week." beginning today, dur
ing which every man is supposed to
attire himself in new, gladstone raj
ment
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-27
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
London, Sept. 27.-The allies are
smashing through the Germans lines
towards the railways by which the
enemy holds Belgium and northern
France in its grip. The drive follows
the greatest onslaught of any war
which blew the German front to bits
II is believed that the German losses
from the Anglo-French drive, which
began Saturday morning have already
reached one hundred thousand.
The German offensive has been halt.
ed in the east. while the Russians re-
sumo the offensive.
Two thirds OF the eastern front has
been recaptured. together with the
taking OF villages and many prison.
ers. Italian war office claims fresh
successes. The Serbian artillery is
successfully holding the Austro-Ger-
man advance. Dispatches from Athens
ctate that Bulgaria, which was ready
to join the enemy three days ago. is
hesitating
Newspapers have, however. pointed
out that the allies have suffered heav-
lily in the FrancoFlanders drive and
official statement may contains news
of serious reverses
Ii is hinted that the sudden often
sive may be but a premliminary of
the real offensive and that attacks
may cease before night.
A great battle at Arras, northward
to the sea, began Saturday morning
and continues without interruption.
Thousands OF dead and wounded lie in
the burning ruins of Souchez villages,
Hill No z and the German trenches
of the Champagne region. Germans
are rushing reinforcements through
Belgium to prevent capture Of the i'm.
portant railway center of Lenz.
1t is believed that the Champagne
advance is preliminary to forcing
the German crown prince from Yer.
dun
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-27
IRON PRODUCTION
STILL GROWING.
By United Press.
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By United Press.
Birmingham. Ala. Sept. 27. Several
additional smelling stacks are being
blown in" as result of the activity
in iron production here. the September
output of which is expected to exceed
by $4,000 tons the August production
Coke is becoming scarce, and the vir
ginia product is being called on. Goa
is also feeling the effect of furnace
operations and both output and move
ments are Increasing.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-27

With the setting of the sun ON sat.
urday evening the 1915 parade of the
business houses of chickasha passed
into the history of the things success
full which have come and gone and left
Chickasha the same city of the banner
county of this section.
Following a three days rainfall, after
having been twice postponed the pa.
rade was all that the most exactins
could expect. The floats were all ex-
pensive ones and spoke volumes for
the enterprise of the business men OF
the general community.
Space permits the mention OF a few