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The Washington times., 1916-01-25
COLoRED TENANTS.

l6Oa ct. NV. rooms, bath. ,9- n
t29 n II. NV, 8 rooms bath '' SO
Sl3 y 81. NV. 9 rooms, bath, th,.... 81 81 ~
~ ct. NV, 10 rooms, bath,..., "a ~
DlO 2Oth st. NV, rooms ~ ~ ~
zlOS st. NV, s rooms bath ~ :; y1
sob Q st. NV, room frame . I'M
SlS nth st. ne, room frame ~ ~ M
1888 llth ST. NV, 4 room frame ~ i9oS
CLARKE & GlESLER, us i4th.
2Ci4 PORTNER PL., err & B..t $40 "a
d tdd y ST. nw., rooms and bath " al "a
1903 ST. nw., rooms and bath., 10 IA
Heat and hot water included in The above
ois 5Uig Portner pl, rooms and bath... 2sso
sV1l Fortner pl., rooms and bath,.,.. 81 10
STORE -lO- 18th st. NV. with living
A MI. AiNe oNe ..'......s..,... $500
Apply Manager, the POrtner. 18th and u nv.
@ 9@uS 81 ne, rooms s...........,.....sIA;O 20
iiOS1z - me-, br., suitable for small store H 10
~ in - ne. or, water and gas............ NJ 30
~ 'th ne. 6r., reduced to ........I..,,.I n 20
ALSO large stable rear OF I'LL d ne....... 3Ol
Apply 9l4 Nd. ave. n. E
FLA. AVE. n. W.. 97I-Four-roon house
water and gas; $500; white tenants Ksy
at 9l5 w 81. N. W.
The Washington times., 1916-01-25
9JslNESS OrrOhTUNl1iES

OTIoN and grocery store tnr sale cheap.
s'N . n -. y. T.
.IIALlAA I.,'NCH tor ralc, aii turn. tirc an
1hc first onCr. TIblgs, chairs, counters, and
other furniture. l2lsn "a. ave. y. W,
The Washington times., 1916-01-25
THE RED CIRCLE
: PAYsoN TERHUNE.

BY ALBERT PAYsON TERHUNE.
Novized from the Pathe Photo Play
tPsyron Terhune,
The Washington times., 1916-01-25
Wanted.

WANTED-ROom and board with home-like
SURROUNDINGS, for widOWer with three chill
dren; ages ~, II. and years; must he rea-
sunane Address RON 81 Times onice.
---
YOUNG MAN wants board and room In
strictly private family; N.UO per weeh
BON 80. Times office.
The Washington times., 1916-01-25
Continued from Yesterday

e.: g = :;::.: s T. e: Is: s. +: !; 1; Il: 4
toward her rapidly, her hands
The Washington times., 1916-01-25

Wanted-Elevator Operators.
Young men between Is and rs.
Must be neat and Of good appear
ance. Apply to Mr.. HANNAH,
Munsey Building.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-10
WAR AGAINST PORTUGAL
DECLARED BY GERMANY
Portuguese Minister AZ Berlin
Hnnded Passports on Tues
day afternoon.
REASONS GIVEN FOR ACTION
Chiefly Due Ia Recent Seizure OF
German Merchantmen Intcrncd in
Portugal Ports. but Other Breaches
of Neutrality Also Factors.

BERLIN March o-tvta wireless 10
Sayville, GERMANY declared war on
Portugal at 800 o'clock yestcrday Y
afternoon and handed ,he Portuguese
minister hi> passports
The German government. therefore.
cor sdcrs herself from this time in
war with the Portuguese government
il tic conclusion of declaration
handed hy the German minister at
Lisbon 10 the Portuguese government
and ia Berlin 20 the Portuguese minis
ter Tia" news agency announcement
says
"rh. Ger,ns; d-claraiion.' SAYS ,he
news agency. '"Nphasia-s tE. fact that
THIS strr WAS made necessary by tho
recent Illegal seizures ~ German ships
in Portuguese ports. which is ,he
gravc>i sort OF brcach @: neutrality
and Of Srcciai treaties Germany.
therefore. is obliged :" give up her
former attitude Of forlsarance. which
she had maintained because OF Portu-
gals awkward s!tuution.
The declaration enumerates = long
series of breaches OF neutrality by the
Portuguese government. such as the
permission OF free passage 10 English
tl"oPS hi"uSh tHe coioEN OF NoZa'n-
biquc: the permission given 20 English
nlcn-of-war 10 use Portuguese ports for
a time exceeding that given neutrals:
the permission given the English navy
to us" Madeira As Il naval base: actual
"nSaSements between Portuguese and
German troops on the frontier of Ger
man Southwest Africa and Angola:
frequent insults TO the German nation
by members Of tho Portuguese Parl:a-
men;. who never were rcprimnnd
The declaration further points out
that The seizure OF German ships i'm
neutral Portuguese ports on February.
20 was an act against the law and the
treaties concluded between Germany
and Portugal"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-10
PASSENGER TRAIN WRECKED
Ever! Car Of tho Manhattan Limit cd
observation-disclosures of Passengers
seriously Hurt.

ALTOONA. ~ March 8. The Man
l''t"h Limited of the fcnns. lvania
i.aiiroad' bound from New York TO
'h'caS" crashed int" Il freight wreck
near i"rt Royal. fifty miles west of
Harrisburg. tonight. dcrailinc every
car "i thc passenger train and hurting
the locomotive down AN c,nbanIiuent
me engineer and fireman OF the
'Iiiiisd were buried under their en-
finc' ana arc believed to have been
h''lcd. MI the passengers were badly
shaken up and several slightly injured.
b"'. y" iar ns can hc asccrtancd. no
ono was seriously hurt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-10
HOUSE RESTORES
MERCHANTS TAX
Adopts Rate Suggested by Gov
crnor and Advisory Board Over
Report of Committee.
DEBATE ON MORTGAGE TAX
Segregation of Entire Amount to
State Held to Be Unfair
to Localities.
DEBATE ON MORTGAGE TAX

~ margin of 81 single votc ,ho
House Of Delegates yesterday rejected
The recommendation OF ITS Finance
Committee tixirr 10 cents as tho tax
on merchants purchase. in excess Of
Sich.010. and adopted An amcn,lme nj
making the rate 20 cents-;hc rate
suggested by Governor Stuart and the
stat" Advisory Board on Taxation.
For more than an hour tho members
fought over The merchants lccnsc-tax
section Of House bill No j55 one OF
tn" important revenue measures. in
troduced on behalf Of the Finance Com
mittec by Delegates Witt. Moss and
Murray Tie debate brough, frequent
charges Oh the par; OF members sup
porting the committee recommendation,
thar an effort was being made b,' tho
advocates OF the higher tax 10 :.rraiEn
the small merchant against tho large
one. and 20 pla- on til" sympa thies of
the rural members for tho country
dealers 10 force au increas. in the tax
OF merchants whose purchases exceed
100000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-10
PURSUING VILLA
|. AND OUTLAWS WHO
RA|DED COLUMBUS
American Troopers Report
cd in Action Against
Large Bandit Force.
NO ORDER AT PRESENT
FOR RETURN OF SOLDIERS
Administration Will Give Army
Free Rein to Catch Muir
dcrcrs if Possible.
CARRANZA FORMALLY NOTIFIED
General Funston. i'm Full Authority
on Border, Makes Necessary
Troop Movements.
CAHRANzA FORMALLY Nor,rIE1
General Funston. i'm Full Authority
on Border, Makes Necessary
Troop Movements.
American Troops
Return to Border

san ANTONIO, TEN, M8rch o.
Major f'rnnk rOmpkins, commanding
the detachment Of American troops
which pursued General Nilln and
his bandits into McNicO nftcr the
attack carly to-day on COluIn bus.
y. NJ. has rcturncd to the border,
after engaging in three running
fights with the NcNicnns. who
finally made "a stand. which stopped
the ndvnnrc of the American sol
diers. This informatiUn wn~ con
vrycd Tonight to NinIur-Gcnernl
Frcdrrick Funston. commanding tho
Southern Department. United Stntes
Army, In an official report on the
situation from Colonel II. j. Slocum.
In commnud at Columbus.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-10
PETERS IS NAMED
BY PARTY CAUCUS
ON FIRST BALLOT
Anti-Saloon League Field
Secretary Chosen as Pro-
hibitiOn Commissioner.
REPUBLICANS ARE DENIED
VOICE IN SELECTION
Democrats Vote Down Plan to
Fill Office on Floor of Cen
cral Assembly.
STORMY DEBATE: IN CAUCUS
Names Of q. Is. Davis and Judge }.
II. Stuart Also i'm Nom
inatiCn.
STORMY DEBATE IN Caucus
Names Of q. rs. Davis and Judge J..
II. Stuart Also i'm Nom
inatiCn.

Ia JOIN; caucus ,ha, began as
~rrio.comic tragedy ana "udeA ns opsr;.
bouitr. III" Democrats cr the General
Assembly last nten, nominated rev.
!. sidney retcr. neld secretary of tho
ANTI saloon t."aru. Of Virginia. TO hll
ia" office Of commissioners ot prohihi-
lion. nevis created ~ sltr Naup bill
AIr Peters was chosen om the first
ballot receiving si,s;, -four o. The
.iiucty-scyou votes east. 'rhc o'her TWO
nomin@cs, Judge Iarcs ~. stuart. OF
Roanoke, and Richard u DAVIS Of Pc
'crsburg. received eighteen and fftc"u
vo,cs. respectively Upon the motion
%. senator Cannon. al iichm"nd, the
nomination wnS declared unanimous
Thc election wiii be confirmed ny
both houses Of The General Assembly
~ q matter oi course. ~ soon as Cover
nor Stnarr signs the prohibition b'!l.
Nh. Peters viii talk. Ollie. on Sentcm-
be- ]. to s.rv" term of four years
1T nu annual salar,' Of S3.i6".
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-10
Villa Leads Bandits
in Raid Ouer Border
to Attack Columbus
American Casualties;
Civilians and Soldiers

COLI iMBIS. y. W.. March a.-Thc
following rasunItIrs were sustained
H., the american civilians md
soldiers:
INiIlcd:
4. l.. Ritchic. proprietor Central
Hotel.
toms rider.
{. {. Miller. owner OF drug store.
Nrs. Milton Jnmc>.
!. y. Dean.
j. }. Moore. merchant.
Frank kenhvaIr. borseshoer.
Troop Is.
Sergeant MnrG \. DnhbS. machine
gun troop.
Corporal Paul simon.
Sergeant John NicVcrEcIt. bnnd.
Corporal Harry WiswnII. Troop q.
Private Fred 4. GrifiIn. Troop Is.
Private ThomuS isutler. Troop T..
tm"rirnns burned to death in
Central Hotel:
Charles Dewitt Miller. Aibu-
uucruuc. y. VI.
II. VI. IInrt. cattle Inspector. EI
Pnso. TeN.
Woundcd:
Lieutenant I. {. Benson. Troop q.
Thirteenth cavalry. shot In the
left arm.
Jcsse 4. Taylor. Troop f.. shot
through the head.
Theodore KnlzOrke. Troop l.. .hnt
through both legs.
Michael BnrnazcI. mnrhinc-gun
troop. shot through the ucrk.
james Necder. Troup Is. shot Ia
tho chest.
John furbrouEh, Troop IL.
james Ncnncr. Troop VI. shot
through the arm.
John keOEh. Troop e..
Milton Jnmcs. rnilrond employee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-10
GERMAN FAMILIES
LEAVING pnnTI'(:

PARIS. March, a.--A dispatch To the
Havas Agency from Lisbon states tia I
the exodus OF German families from
Portugal cottinues. The Minister OF
Marine, the dispatch adds, has pub
iished an order cougratulat ting thc com
mandant. the officers and sailors who
seized the German ships for the man
rcr in which they took their positions
and utilized vessels in The Tagus River
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-10
GORDON OBJECTS TO TAX
ON TOBACCO DEALERS

When the House reached the section
which imposes "a license tax Of 81 on
all retail dealers in tobacco SnuT ana
cigars. Delegate Gordon offered q mo-
;ion striking the entire section from
the hill. This tax was imposed By tho
special session OF 1915. and was merely
repeated in the measure under con
sGera.ion.
Delegate Gordon objected To tn. tax
because h" said ii worked n hardship
on small country merchants. These
lie said, are already sufficiently taxed
under the bill. and should not be forced
10 pay an additional taN for the privi-
legc OF handling few cigarettes and
cigars
Delegate Brewer nlplored The House
TO call "a halt to tn. attempts to de-
stroy th" effect OF til. rcveuu. meas
ureS by amendments. In au eifo!, to
protect q few small merchants in tn.
country, hc pointed ou,. Delegate Cor
don now proposes 10 relieve all mcr-
chants. large ami small. from Il very
necessary tax. which yields the state
about $1,000 year in revenue
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-10
NttN VILLAGE AND Fort
CAPTURED UN CEItM\\S

BERLIN. March ! Nia London. -
Tho village and armorcd fort OF NauN
northeast of Ncrdun. has hccn cap
.tuicd by the Germans. the War once
announced to-day.
The announcement SAYS numerous
Continued OH Second Page)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-10
SITUATION CONSIDERED
ItH SPANISH (tnI<EI'

MADRID, March tvia rariSl.---T,e e
Cahinet met to-day and considered the
situation which might arise in case of
Il state of war between Portugal and
Germany
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-10
LOSSES IN EXCESS Of 100
INFLICTED ON MEx|CANs
American Pursuit in Mexico Said 70
Have Accounted for More Than
Seyenty-I'ivc Bandits
SEVEN OF L. S. CAVALRY DEAD
Several Other Americans Either
Burned 10 Death or Murdered by
Invading DesperadOes, WHO Post
Shippers to Pick or Fleeing People.

,,,,,>,r,. - :,
49, '' ne
casualties o! the Thirteenth Cavalry IN
the hEh'inG nj rol"monS were seven
N''''" an" SIN wounded
INA 'ot"i losses IN the days tight
''S were estimated IN excess OF 100.
an" '"I'c tha' many injured The
''''" I'H'suit 'h." NcN'eo' winch
h.,.a ,c,.a,,n,,, co ~ .'" ~
five Mcxicaus ll;l,cd
TIL. American loss nm IN. N.x;.,
side of the harder ,,,s M. .ornr,
slain when Villa threw ont ho,y,.
guard 10 engage tb.. Am.r;c,r n,r-
sucr..
Charles Dewitt, Min, of ,hr,,
nm. ana nr ~ H., -, -, '.'
we're burned 10 dco,h i'm Tho rr. ,,,,r
DESTROYED The r-ounn.rci,, u,,,,
The body of walton W,u;.,
sunday school convention dcIo-,.
from rlaynS y A. ,ybo v,e sbo, =,
death ,y,,b " - pi,; ,
OF the hotel. also WAS iuciu,ra,od
The MeNicaus sci The botcr ~, n.o
together with a uu,nh,, of o,h..r b,II
ings and p.s,.J SINNERS :, ,;,1, ,c
Americans AZ thry n.d
Mrs NJ James WAS sbot and I,;1,.d
in the doorway .f .notb.r b,,,l ,,r,
which She was r,l.,uiu,. with h.r .,.,
Mrs. .Ialn.s fell diving over th, io,r
OF l.. &. Miller. who had been ,riv.n
from his drug stor. across The strc.,
Her sister IL child no; Vet in her teens
escaped the fusllade without n scratch
Mrs. Jamcs's husband was vound.d
IIIESE HAVE >>uuov
ESCAPES FROM BANDITS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-10
INCREASES MINIMUM
OF MERCHANTS LICENSES

The bill increases the minimum mcr-
chants license tax from 81 10 sio. 10
this increase there was little opposi-
ton. Under the Hill. as amended. the
first $1,000 of purchases Will be taxed
SO. and AL additional purchases with
out limit will be taxed al q flat rate
of 20 cents on the SlOO. As reported
from the committee. purchases in en-
cess %! $1,000 and M 10 100000 wcrc
taxed 30 cents, and those IN excess o.
100000. 10 cents on the si6r
The amendment providing for u ami
form rate of 20 cents ON al! purchase y
over $1,000 was offered by Delegate
f.pcs. Of Nottoway. who said he saw
no reason for giving the large mcr-
chant an advantage over the small one.
The amendment was strongly supported
b% Delegate Adams, Of charlotte. ana
Delegate Gordon.
f:PES AMENDMENT
IL ADOPTED, 3" 10 -
Delegates IiobSon. Myers. Cox and
Jordan opposed the amendment, and
urged the House 10 support The COM
mittcc. Evidence had been introduced
1T the committee hearings. they said,
by the large merchant. 10 show that
the Increase III the volume OF sales
'p'\c |'""""" hih hoi brliS com :
Hcnsuratr returns. ana that tho larger
merchant Is confronted with special
organization and overhead charges
witch DO not opprc*S the smaller
dealer The committee was satisfied.
they told the House. that smaller
rate for purchases in excess OF $780,
600 was amply justified.
Tho fpcs amendment was carried by
continued oil Fifth rage.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-10
ONLi FAIR THAT SMALL
ME:Ik( HA N'ES KE:AR rIIEIK SHtRE

Floor Leader Willis joined in the
protest. He had voted he said to in.
crcasr the ;aN on the large merchants.
ana was willing To play fair 10y insist
ing that the small merchants 700. bear
their proper share Of the burden
In Difference To the opposition. Dele
gate Gordon Withdrew his original
amendment striking ou, the entire 10
hacco-tax SECTION. aud offered aS "a sub
situtc AN amcndment relieving from
the payment Of the s. tobacco tax all
merchants whose purchases were not
in excess of $1,000 year. This. lac
said, would protect only the weak and
would leave the tax as before with
respect TO the larger merchants. who
are able 20 bear II.
The amendment was accepted by the
patrons OF the bin. and was adopted.
Earlier in tn, discussion the House had
approved an amendment making the
annual state franchise tax OF water
heat. light aud power companies three
fourthS Of per cent o. their gross
receipts. The bill az reported fixed the
rate at per cent the amount which
has been agreed upon hy The senate
Committee on Finance.
With these three amendments in
corporatcd. the hill was placed on it's
passage and approved 10y - vote Of
CO TO % II goes now To the senate
for cOncurrcucc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-10
MORE THAN 2pO.0IO MEN
ALREADY SI.tItiTEltI:D

More than 2oO.no0 men have been
slaughtered in the eighteen days of
battle The German losses arc csii-
mated at i:5.ooo. Major Mordht the
German critic. places the French
casualties At 1900 10 5000.
The battle is being waged hac:. and
forth on a front OF about ten mites.
intersected by the River Meuse. While
the eyes Of the world for The moment
are turned on the struggle east OF the
stream. fighting of tremendous violence
is progressing on the west side.
Here. during the day. French and
Germans hunted each Other down in
the shell-swept Corheaux woods. Here
again their claims are diametricaIy
opposed.
The French midnight statemem, says:
West of the Mcuse our troops con =
tinued 10 pro<"css during the day in
the CorbeauX woods. nearly the whole
Of which we now hold
The Berlin War Office reports.
West OF the McuSc we were nccu-
pied in clearing ON the resi- OF the
French troops remaining in the woods
Of CorhcauX."
The French statement is surprising.
IN view OF the previous nights com.
muniuue. which said that at that time
thc Germans occupied only the eastern
extremity OF the forest. No fresh Ger
man attacks had been reported
HISTORIC PRESERVES
REDUCED TO KINDLINGS
pm this bank ri the river the Ger
man shell fire has literally swept the
country clear OF forests Historic pre-.
serves have been reduced TO BINDINGS
Tn" crest Of hill has been blown
away. ana the ForGcs River has dis
appeared. having been damned in hale
a dozen places hy fallen timber
rh. German advance Ia Fort Naux
and Beyond would have been more
than two miles into the French lines.
and would pmt the iaiscr's soldiers
within four miles of Ncrdun itself 1t
would bring them before the inner
ring Of French dcfcnScs and give their
heavy guns command OF a wide stretch
OF territory and the principal defend
ing forts 10 The south
The French report the rcpulsc OF
further German attacks on the village
of Ecthncourt. west OF the Meusc.
Will" Berlin states that during the
day three French acroplancs were shot
down by German aircraft rcconn0iicr-
ing over Ncrlun.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-10
SCENE - UNIQUE: IN
HISTORY OF CtuCUSES

w '>''' ~'H
There cnsucd scene which old mem
orrs said was unique IN thc history OF
'''''N'' ''HS"3'S VI '"' 'eh-
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undivided IN. r.snrsibiI;,,. ~ on,or,
ing ,hc l,u u.hich 1c,;,,o,,
pc,nocr,ts had hc,u .i.c,oa Ia, ,,.
n.on,c to f,,,uo
Mr. .JorJ,n rronb.sj,d ,h,, -. .
unn, IA ,-;,o ,h, ,,;,;, -; =.
,hc sc,oc,;,r or a,,,,;;
bib;tiop ,f,o, ,,,. Io,.,I ,.o.,.;a -. ~
pubIicars in bcIpirr IN c,rry ,no c,a,o
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yirus ,bot vii, ,l,i,,,,.,
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eonyiction ,n,, ,nn n",'aa,,s ",s sa'e.,'l .'l
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-07-26
.IOC- zoe
4. A. sARsEE ISSUES
STATEMENT TO yoTERs

10 the Democratic Voters of Grady
County
When made my announcement
ora not have time to propose 4 state
ment nor have the time now to make
only short one. ann doubt II yoa
have any more time 70 read this. than
J have "a write III However. wish
u say. that J lave lived up to the
promises that made to you two
years ago and the records VIII show
same TO be true.
have been identified with the far
mers and machinery operators ali nay
life ] was a member Of the Twenty
third Texas legislature. twenty four
years ago. and with the knowledge
gained Of legislation at that time. to-
geiher with the experience gained as
your representative in the Fifth Okla
homa legislature. | feel sure that am
able To render better services than BE-.
fore. IN fact. have a desire to help
complete the present defective road
and tx laws. 50 that We can make
better roads and farther reduce the al.
yaiorum taxaa OF the state.
am N favor d any necessary leg
islation that would be for the protec
tiou Of honest legitimate business. but
shall never favor any loose iegisla-
sion, that would lay down the bars
Tor the grafters and sehemers to rob
the ansuspecting Iaborers. farmers
and honest business men.
have two opponents that are oppos.
ed 70 the present usury law. but are
apparently trying to keep same hid be.
hind a screen. They fail 10 come Out
IN the open and declare their position
on the usury law before the people. 4
stand committed TO strong usury law.
and J think the present one All o. X
Stay By II. Mr. Borrower. and the Lord
will stay BY you. and with the fine
crops that we now have d sight. we
viii not need much Of their money
next year. had 70 take the medicine
along with YOU this year. and know
what it means.
Our auto tax should be collected by
the respective counties. and the state
levy for roads should be retained as
vel as the auto tax in the county
treasury 50 as TO be available when
needed
II you think that ] ought to repre-.
sent you again. give me your support,
and win DO my best for an the peo.
ple-
Yours very truly.
T. n. BARBEE.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-07-26
SHOULD stoANs Llnlmenr GO


or course Il should For after a
strenuous day when your muscles have
been exercised to the limit an applica-
tion Of Sloan's liniment win take the
soreness and stiffness away and get
you in fine shape for the morrow You
should also use it for a sudden attack
OF toothache. stiff neck. backache.
stings. bites and the many accidents
that are incidental to a vacation. I'VE
would as soon leave our baggage as
go on vacation o. camp ont without
Sloan's Lininient." Writes one vaca-
ZIONIST: eve use it for everything
from cramps to toothache." Put a bot
tie in your bag. be prepared and have
no regrets.-atdv d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-07-26
Oh TIE eREsORItN CALENDAR
hty Te aas ctrfssien Aas4f ~
Cke ~ easxNare8fe2 Dsafss--
>zrai Esiss a~aisssa

SO tea Wkh THE f-te@esfne
n 1ate bssween fhe Heata
4re and feaf a cergan.ss
N a1ef fAe impression that in the
fer 1Sls Spain was using gAe gr4so
s sisft4s willie Ensiaaa siil he'd
I'll sse 4usian Mill goa ten me * thie
" w s whether q aHeafs sae
1eaes bfmeen tae two 8afe
Yes 20 both ~ ycr questions Tas
fol'0W ~ bslef reenme Will explain tie
eeFlF Pope GFegefga aiisFaiiop n
fhe f'lsn calendar by che deduction
81 ffa eayz Nag oF3siued ii tie year
1872 aad was Immediately and exact
III fsliti os W Spain, poFsus8i an9
Darie q Italy ard very soon in France
and fhe low eOuHi slea nat most NJ
ne Pr0segsant NJ ties resisted the
p4pai edief for more than a century
III i1Ss bili was brought before tha
British parliament. proposing 10 adopt
the CFegoran calendar. bot Il d0es NOT
afre4y 10 have passed beyond lfa aee
pna readlng u the house of lords. II
was not until 1851. after nearly two
centuries ~ confusion and iucOnyeni
saee. that England snd ireland adopt
- the liregorian calendar A. l0g
feeFNnntee and Shakespeare. Cervan
rs died April "a. 1916: Shakespeare
also died Apfii -. 1916. but II was by
ahe no-callea ~old style that the lat
Ger date waa counted ~ the +naa
style Or Gregorian calendar. the death
of Shakespeare would have occurred
Nay g.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-07-26
TAKING BIC CHANCES.

Z is great risk TO travel without
a bottle Of Chamberlains Collie, Chol-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy. as this
preparation cannot be obtained on the
tsains or steamships. Attacks OF bow
el complaint are often sudden and very
severe, and everyone should go pre-
pared for them Obtainable every
Where.-Adv. d&w