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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-24
ARMENIAN FUND NOW APPROACHING
 THE S5,000 MARK
Pastors Association to Con. tinue House to House
 Canvass.

The first stage of the Armenian Syrian Relief campaign closed Sum day night. The two days, October 21- 22. set apart for this work by presi- dential proclamation and municipal approval netted approximately s2,- 900 for the fund. This, together with the preliminary funds raised by the ,Armenians and the Syrians among themselves. brings the fund near the $5,000 mark which was hoped for. Had yesterday been a cold or rainy day instead of the fine out-of-doors' day it was the benefit matinees would have, in the estimation of the <man- agers, easily reached $500.
 The Pastors association will con- tinue the work for some time yet through house to house canvasses Collections were taken for the fund in many churches yesterday and lit erature was distributed to supple ment the special sermons which were to form a part of the general cam paign.
 The committee wishes to have ex- pression given in the most public way of their gratefulness to all who lend aid or support to their work, and in particular to the pastor of the First. Methodist church for the use of this church as campaign head quarters, to the Salvation Army for collection boxes, to the proprietors and managers of the various theatres for their unfailing courtesy and ready consideration, to the press for it's prompt and effective cooperation throughout the last week, and to Miss Barbara Moore, designer of the campaign poster, and other high school girls for their fine enthusiasm in coming to the aid of the cause
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-24
HEAD OF LARGE
 SHOE BUSINESS ENDORSES WILSON
Praises Skill With Which Wilson Has Handled Our
 Affairs. ..

New York, Oct. '24.-Thad B. Pres ton head of the Sorosis Garment Company of Ionia, Mich., one of the leading business men of that state, is supporting President Wilson for sever al practical reasons.
 ''If had a manager" he says "who had faced the problems of my busi- ness and handled my affairs with the same skill MT. Wilson has shown in the problems of the nation, I would not think of letting him go. I cet- tainly would not trade him for new manager-and nobody could get him away from me-"
 MT. Preston comments virtually all the legislation of the Wilson admins tration bearing upon the business in- terests of the country.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-24

Farmer Want Ads. One Cent . Word
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-24

Rare economics in this sale of win- ter millinery in silks, velvet covered hats, silk plush hats, velvour hats at E. H. Dillon & O., 1105 Main street. No need to talk about the low prices they speak for themselves.-Adv.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-24

Robert D. Casewell, of woodhaven, Queens, pleadca guilty in Generak Sessions, Manhattan, to a charge of grand larceny.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-24

Five thousand messenger boys em- ployed by the Western Union and Pos tai Telegraph threaten to strike.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-13
rrIegrama Especial para Ia PRENsi.

NEW LONDON. Conn. S"ptlcmhr'
i2.-'Dr ma mancra autorlzada $
aXplir,i hoy 81 curse qu" HSia3 y
olIirndn las rnnferrncias inlrrn2rlo-
males 81 principle general haIo 81
cual .iiril0S nr4ociantrS - "s'an
ronducicudo, rOmprcndiGndoSe en- rS'
to aXirnSaS INVESTIGATIONS acerca
de- In Iabiliiad dc Carranza rara
prcvrniS la rcpeticiOn de las incur
stones a raves dc la frOnlera y para
nro!c=er a JOS ameriranoS ruando
GStO> rp@reS-n al pals.
InfnrIracioncS rficia!Cs Ian S!dn
daGiS SnDrr Ia SituaciGn De los f.
cI deSarrolLO de las mi
na>. las mrioraS IN las ba'hiaS. sIiua-
ci6n a-ricula y los progresses adm!-
Ili-fratiIu> hechOS durantc los dos
IillImp- amos. "n reSpurSia las cues
itnnrS ~omrtidaS pOr los cOmlsiOna
dos amrricano>. FL proD6>itO de rSaS
jnycSti-aciOneS cS no SOlamentc cl
4. ronocrr Ia Situaci6n de Mexico,
Sino iambjn cl de tcner la seeur!dad
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-13
EL PROX|hO V|ERNES, COMO L0 HEMS ANUNCADO,
SAEDRA A LUZ la EDICI0N KONUhN-
Tall De LA PRENSA"

Como ecorcs e vernes 10 del actual pu
bcaa LA grandiosa edcn extraodnar7a que desde
hace varos anuciando genera de duda
hecho asta ahora perodco mexno al
cuno homenaje podemos o1recef IL me-
n de nuestro beradore de la ndependenca
de Mexico
Arcuos de notabes eatos cuent"s patotcos composco
aytcuos seccon especial para los
ecutores contend e cltado nu
nero terara dema la pare arca nada deJaia
que dcsear monumenos acatura dan
a edicion reace extraordlnarlo
tamboa Moheno de Reyes Lara Pard9 Cerna Ell
er Gomez Robo Banco Viesca Arizpe otros eputa
poducones erarias apaeceran
n edici6n esneca de PRENSA Ia puma del Aposoi del
don Zeferno debe nteresante esudio
del pucaremo Caicao Chantecler Tberio P
no han lenado humorica de edcion gurando
eli, mig Ghetto, vejo notable los hay
fpu desaa al tempo conocida Ia gente
de dentro de San Antonio
doso contendo Especial de LA PRENSA sale
dol eecto patriota punado de flo
m ue h gorioso da obr e santa de la
ntr heroes 1910 antes Ia nmaoe otren
da vida Solo podmos asegurar nuestro ecores odo los
e nos noble entana ell progreso de LA
PRENSA que Especial hcnos anunciado contendra
gus paeinas inustado odo 10 beo todo 10 t
puede perod cuando consasa la gorifcac6n
de los que superon dsrnos pa bertsd este LA
PRENSA Las peonas que
seen obtenerla SOLO PAGARAN cINco cENTAVos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-13
Telsg, ana ,.>per!aI para IA PEENsA.

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-13
La prensa reuolucionaria es un oprobio
desde cualquier punto de Vista
La formation desenuolOimento de esa prensa sObre
todo en- la MetropoI, ha sido uno de los escdn-
dalos moyores del carrancsmo
.El Pueblo |El Dem6crata' <El Nacional =
Ell pIeito de las comadres.- .--Gente menuda

de Mexico. fuerte por rl Vaicr lndlS-
cutible de suS hijOS. fuerte por IA
abnegaci6n de. Su pueblo. furrte nor
IA resiStencia DE- >us maSaS pa>IvaS
y estoicas: ALA Sc qucd6 el nervio Y
Ia fuerza. aunque estaS cuaidadHS-
10 decimOs con pena-no eSt6n. por
ahora. al servicio de Ia honradez. 81
no del crimen De Ia barbaric.
Sin embargo. ciH6nd0nOS al aSun-
TO de este reportazgO, que tratard
acerca de un grupO de los 'inte!eC-
tuates" mexicanoS. 81 Sc puede ase-
gurar due la revoluci6n no ha pro-
ducido periodistaS, que Su prenSa eS
un oprohio desdr cualduier punt'
d. vista. V que 81 en- la tpoca DE Iuer
Ia hubo un pScritor que lleg6 en- slI
afan de adular al PreSidente al eN.
tremo de percibir en- Il I'M 'perlnm-
de gloria" Juien tai decia era. Guam
TO menoS. un notable poeta, Y Tay5
el mtriio indiscu;ible del aEti>ta
eambIo lie >u 'debilidad por 81 dit
rambo. y 10 uno por 10 afro. Hoy 10:
periodistas que pasa Ca:anza. >oT
ignoranteS. zafioS. services, proca
ceS. y ahadan uStedes adietivos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-13

La formation Y ieSenvolvimiento
10 la llamada "prensa revO.uc!ona'
ria." Sobre tOdo en- la Metr6poll me-
xicana, ha SidO uno de los eScania-
los mayoreS del carrancismo, Y ha
yenido a constituir una prueba mas
dc la ineptitud de esa facci6n IN 10
que se refiere al Orden Intellectual
Hay muchas personaS-de entFa
los emigradOS meXicanos-que sos
tienen con peregrina seriedad que los
hiios de Mexico expulsados de- Su
pals Dor la reyoluci6n, eonstituyen
la patria: que 10 que ALA qpeda IS
solo Ia eSc0ria Y el bandidaje, Y que
nueS;ra nacionaIidad sali6 de Ia Re-
pilblica. Jambien para el deStIerro,
el dia IN Que don Yenustlano Ca
rranZa .Shnt6 SuS realeS en- nueStra
Capital. E.>to no es verdad; es una
dc tataS iluSioneS que ell optlmlsmo
nos ponc d-lante de los ojOS. La yer
dad eS que la paLria Sigue eStando
dOndc Ia eStatO >iempre. que 81
bien - cierto que ron Ia emgra'
ci6n ma salii0 de Mexico una bnena
parte de ia intelectualidad meXica-
ma. nj toGos los intelectuales emigFa
ron, nj todos los emjgrados son ;nte-
lectuafeS: eS decir, como en- e. ma.
ricomio del cuento, nj son todoS los
aue estan, nj eStan todoS los que son..
En- canlbio, con muy contadaS ax-
.apciones. alld, del otro lado del Bra
%. So qued6 81 caracter. Ia sneTgia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-13
COMO REC|B|fRON Ia NOTIC!A
EN- NEW LONDON, De LAS
ELECCIONES De MAINE
Ell Secretario Lane dijo que esos re
sultados 10 ikterpretan ell SEN
tir de la nacion
NO Sc PuDO SABER LO QUE 0PNA Il
PRESIDtNTf WILSON SOBRE ESTE
PARTICULAR


NEW i'N'''> y '''l''.'i
Los ''>'''''.'''> ''' '"> NV ''''''
Maine 'a"Hd."" ia" "i'' '~.''.
II" - Hti~"'i'i"> ''' B" .N"'''!'''>', ~
r"n dH' - 'hr"rh'i"'l ''".''.'''>
alHi r"a iI""i'>" ''' Ia ''''''''''..'.' = '
iHi'rna'I"na1"~.
Los iu'r'!aEi'> i'''I'''''-'""''o '''
h.ah 'NPf'>'''" IRAN ''"!I''i|' '''
@"r ct f.>'ad" d' Maine - "''''' "'''
p"r i"> H"Iu"rraia' "h IA "i'r'''.l'>
=" aver y cream lu" ri iIa Il" h'E
J" paSaT1an i">t"laii' " =! tfluhtH: h"-
+" lHHY a. roll''dHl". ~ 'ilp''''""
I'll r'Nl>aH iaS preparedness "c j"
N"'a'l'h para >at's c"I4scv"'..'I"' >
IT, '.la>.
NJ :" ha podIdo San"r ]" T"r "plha
ri PrrSldrntr Wilson ir los r"sui'a'
do, dr. Ia "l"rri6n. DWran,r - dia d@
hoy. con exception de- Las vi>ilaS dl"
rrrihi6 &, hiIo lo> dclr=ado> mex
rano$. no d.dir6 81 tempo otra
r"~a Guc p"rmanrr"r al lado del
Irrhn dr III hcrmana moriDunda. So
lament, con los comiSionadoS : los
midiros habl6 hoy FL PrcSidentc vii
son. paro nj una paIabra de- pOliiIca
cruz6 con elloS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-13
I'm PROYECTO DEL COB. De
FACTO PARA ESTABLECER
Una FAbRICA De CAJAS
FL CARTON PARA IA MANUFACTURE De
ESTAS Sc ODTENDRA De La DESTRUC-
ClON De Los BILLETES AkULADOS

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Septiembre
l2.-La destruction de los bllinbi
cues de la llamada emission de Vera
cruz Y Ia circular del nuevo papel
conocido por 'infalsificable,' ha he
cho de la oficina impresora del Co
oierno uno de los centros mas ocu-
pados ahora. Mas De S50.00O.000 de
billetes de Veracruz seran echados ell
una prensa hidraulica y transfOrma-
dos en- pulpa para hacer carton del
cual hay ahora una gran escasez. por
10 cue este producto tendra una prom
ia venta, Y es probable que el gobier-
no haga destruir todos los documen-
los viejos (los archives daran un
buen contingente) fin de estabIe-
Ger una fabrica de cajas de! gohIer-
no en- un future pr6Ximo.
El Departamento respective esta
trabajando ahora para lamar a IA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-13
FlJE ARRESTkDO Ell HINISTRO
De JUSTICIA De China
POR YENDER 0PIO
scr,icio exclusive para IL pRENSA.

SHANGHAI. SrpIlcmbrr l2.-LhaaI
Yan Ta,n-. mrvo MlniStro It" Jus
ll.ja irI gohirrno de la Rrpu'
hi, d,. China flld aprHhcndldo hoy
rrr r>ta riudad p"r eurontrarSe m"I'
rlado ru una giganteSca emprr>a qua
- irdira al contrahando de opio. +!
aSunio ha rauSado !nmensa ScHsa-
ri6a y amrnaza producer una com
phIa di>grrcari6n en =! gaDInct".
FL MiniStrn Yao 'i'acn= So Hnron-
lrai,a "n rSta riudad con varIoS
mirmhr0> irl parIanento, de PaSo
para prkin. IA donde iban a estable-
rrr IT nurvo gObieTno.
En- las petacaS del Ministro. aSi
como rn otroS palueteS de Sill aIn!-
pale y on las pclacas de olros varios
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-13
CERCA De $4,000 NILICIAKOS
HAN SIDO RETRAD0S
DEL SERWCIO
De ESf KUHERO 9,446 HAN SIDO OADOS
De BAJA POR IRGAPACIDAD fISICAY
Ell RfSTO PDR 0TRAS CAUSAS

itIrHTdthd E>pttIii para LIZ .hcN'f'
WASHINGTON. Septiembre T.
AproXimadamente $4,000 milicianos
han sido relevados del servicio por
Ia Secrctaria de Guerra americana,
por diversas causas, desde que las
Guardias Nacionales de los Estados
fueron Incorporates al ejercito regu-
lar de los Estados Unidos.
En- una estadistica dada la pu-
blicidad hoy, Sc muestra que para el
81 de Agosto proXimo pasado. 9.t46
miembros de las Guardias Nacionales
habian sido retirados del servicio,
por incapacidad fisica; 4,919 por ser
individuos de quienes depende ia
subsistencia de sus familias; 146 para
ingresar sus emrIeos civiles en- ell
gobierno Y o5ros varios por otras
diversas razones.
De los cuatro departamentos mill.
tares en- los que Sc dividi6 Ia organi-
zaci6n de los milicianos, 2,016 bajas
Sc hicieron en- el del Sur; 341, en- el
del Occidente: 959 en- el del Centro
lo,394 en- el del Este,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-13
Dicha information fue dada en- respuesta las
cuestiones sometidas por los comisionados
americanos a los del Gob de fecto
Aquelos quedaron sasechos con dchos normes porque
conciden en- 10 principal con los proporconados por
los representatives dmericanos Rodgers BonsaH
DICEN LOS COMISEONADOS MEXtCAN0S QUE Ell
GOBLERNO DE FACTO NO QULERE POR
AHORA UN EMPRESTITO

Il" i II gUbicrnO rarrancIS'a fS il'i
rurrpn fragm"niavlO q arl!IIrIa! q -
tirnr rIrm"nloS Tu" "aranllrrn sll
p Inan'Iicia.
Dir'>r qu" los c0miSlDnadoS anne
riranoS han qurdadO Sati>Icchos rGn
las rrSpurstaS dallas por los CONT
Si0nad0S meXlcan0S, pueS que elias
coincidrD cn 10 principal con los in
form que han >umlnisIradO los re-
prr>rnianIcS del @Oblerno americana,
Rodgers y BOnsaI.
Ilmbitn 81 ha dichO que los co
miS:unadUS meXicanOS han declar3iO
que "I gObirrnO de faclo no qu!crc
IN rnTpr@>lito por ahora. purS que
ru,nta con SurIrientcS fondOS cD,r
las rmiradaS de- los impucSt0S y ope
rari0n"S dc mnas pOr cl proplC 60
birrnu Y pucdr p0r 10 tanto cSpcrar
!la~ta IIn rI is>arrOllo del pals ha-
Va avanIadO baStantr. para cO;ocar
rntonrI> TN gran emprtStitO con q!
rual 50 arrcgIaria la dcuda exterior
de Mexico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-13
Ia RETIRADA De la CUARDIh
RACIQNAL DEPEkDERA
DE- La SITUAeION
rcirgrana Especial para IA rRENSa.

Trirgrara Especial para IA rRENSn.
WASHINGTON, Sepllembre 20
Con obirin de- arallar lodos los ru-
nrrrr> IIle han v"nido rircuIanGo
ar"r'a -. QUE 81 gobl"rno americana
prny"rfa rrtirar mas mnidadeS q" N
GIariia Narional que So encurntra
Ell Ia frontier denEro d. POGO item
pa. ii $.crrtario Baker declare hoy
utl. 81 gobrrno no ha dctrrminadO
minguna politira ar"rra del mantt-
nimirnto Ne eSa> furrZaS on la from
terra. que su eslancia ALI ieprndc-
ri lie la situaci6n en los puntoS don
H.. - rncuentran. o.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-13
Les impOncn una contribution los
autos en- Nuc,o Laredo.

Los carranci>taS de- ia vecina aIu-
dad de Nuevo Laredo han diSpueS'"
dur los AUTOMOBILES que paScn al Ia
do mexirano pa2urn una rontrIbu-
ri6n de ur dollar Y medic.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-13

m!4nlbrnS de la cOmitiva So encon-
fraron Sictr mil libras de opio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-13
Eel PUEBLO Eel DEMGCRATA'
] Eel NACI0NAL.'

Eel Pueblo" V Eel Democrata" Sc
fundaron. an una forma tipitamen-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-13

(PaSa q 10 Pag. 90.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-13
LIBROS EN- ESPANOL

Conprs uzted sus libros En- espsnol 3
Ixnacio E. Lozano, GOT Dolorosa St. SAl
Antonio, Texas. Su casa es Ia maS barats-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-13

Wa guarantee LA PRENSA haa q iarzsz
circulation than any other mexican news
paper in the United Statea
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-13

(pasa a Ia 5a.l
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paSa a Ia 5a.l
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-04
80 Unqus' Msssvss

sero Unque 0hGnGvsr
20 happen to meatjoa ~ namas
~rn expcss you today. you-you 6su-
be dyed traitoe.~ stammesud Thachuf.
The KId sross and without vioseneo
took Thackef By The throat With .
hand Of Steel and shoved him aSoviy
into . corner. Then be drew frum N
aef his Ieft arm his pearl handed -
and poked the cold muszIs Of Il aeainst
the eoasul's mouth.
II told you Why I cone hesa- -
snid. with NJ old freesing smilo, ~
I lsavs here you'll b. The reason New
- forget It pardnef. Nov. what =
ny naDer
-Er-Don Fancisco Uriqusr' s.spsd
Thackef.
Prom outside came . sound Of
wheels and the shouting Of some one
and the sharp thwacks Of . wooden
whipstock upon the backs Of fat
horses.
The KID put up bis gun and walked
toward tho door. But be turned again
and came back to the trembling Thack-
e. and held up his left hand with its
back toward the consul.
There's one more reason" be said
slowly. why things have got to stand
- they are. The fellow I killed In
Laredo had one Of them same pictures
on his left hand"
Outside the ancient landau Of Don
Santos Urique ratified to the door. The
coachman ceased his believing. Senora
Urique. in q voluminous gay gown Of
white lace and flying ribbons. leaned
forward with happy look In her great
soft eyes.
"Are you within. dear sonr' she call
ed in the rippling Castilian.
"Madre mia. 20 vengo (mother. ]
come)." answered the young Don Fran
cisco UriQue.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-04

J. L. Barnett, ex-state attorney gen.
eral went through Saturday on 315,
bound for Lake City on business.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-04

AZ trouble began
In Laredo. II
was the Llano
KIDS fault. for
he should have
confined his hab
Il Of manslaugh-
ter to Mexicanx.
But the Kid was
mast twenty Atl
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-04
. "A Double Dyed
Deceiver.

rcopyrirhs BY Doubleday. P.s. q Col
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-04

~@AsS sYssOe.s
II you've come to invest you want
somebody to advise you. These din
giles will cheat you out Of the gold in
your teeth II you don't understand
their ways. Try q cigarr'
''Much Obliged" said the Kid, but
II It wasn't for my corn shucks and the
little bag in my back pocket l couldn't
live a minute" He took out his ''mak.
ings' and rolled cigarette.
''They speak Spanish here" said the
consul. You'll need an interpreter.
II there's anything can do why. I'd
be delighted. II you're buying fruit
lands or looking for q concession Of
any sort you'll want somebody who
knows the ropes to look out for you"
II speak Spanish" said the KID,
about nine times better than do
English. Everybody speaks 1t ON thu
range where l come from. And I'm
not in the market for anything"
you speak Bpanishr' SAID ThackeZ
thoughtfully. He regarded tie Kid
aheoebedly.
~You look Hike Q epaniard, TO-" II
continued. ~And you'ro nom Texas.
And you can't be more than twenty q
twsnty-ons. I wonder II you'vs gol
any nofve.s
You got Z deal Of Soma kind to put
6roughf~ asked Tie Texan, with N
expecto1 ahSowdnets.
An ~ cpen to . proposttiear
Gn31 1hAe1oe.
~Whafss ~ - = dny mr. M ~
RA r ~ info I tttle eun ffslie
eoWn = k11o1s ~ p1uGGD1 Z wAl1o
nan Iholp vognet NJ. Mex1edn
penet - ineplpu u4GaL ri 1lg~fe
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-04

you before, but II you intend to let II
90 at a parental blessing. why. I'm
mistaken In my man, that's ALL"
'Thanks," said the consul. II haven't
met anybody in long time that keeps
up with an argum<nt a. well as you
do. The rest Of It y simple. II they
take you In only for awhile it's long
enough. Don't give 'em time to hunt
up the strawberry mark ON your left
shoulder. Old Urique keeps anywhere
from 10000 to 100000 IN his house
al the time In . little safe that you
could open with shoe buttoner. Get
II. Ny skill a. tattOoer Is worth half
the Doodle. We 60 halves and catch
Q tramp steamer for Rio Janeiro. Let
the United States 60 to pieces II Il
can't get along without my services
Que dice, senor?"
1T sounds to mer' said the Kid, nod
ding his head. I'm out for the dust :
IAN right. then,r said Thacker.
You'll have to keep close until We
ct the bird on you. You can live -
~ back room here. Do my
cooking. and IN naks you - com
fcetabss - parsimonious governments
win allow NJ"
Thaeke had sst ~ tilne at week.
but It was two wesas bsosro TIE d.
sign that - patiently tattooed upon
~ Kifs hand was % ~ notIon. Ard
d. xhaeksf eel1e1 Z nneAaeao an1
dipatehsd thls nees = - lntsndeA
v1c4in: Il
q eessr pse eaasss UslepA = c.
~ Deas oF-z ~ DeGsnllnsh - -
- ~ sAat neeo = = ~ 49, g =
oeeeogY Dnent : yoen8 nnnn ~ -
~ ~ = Sss1ss ;sse - -
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-11-27
HAVE COLOR IN YOUR CHEEKS
De Better LootiDg Take
Olive Tablets


n yo1- skin Is 5eiiCx-ccr1ieyiol
-sn.d-tnr1te coa-ef--1rae faor-
- have a lad taste r yor- ug.ill--a
lar. n9-gcod ieeliug-ycu should take
Ol.fe Tablets
Dr Eduzrds Olive Tzbiefs--z sub
airte f1- cai1rlef-rerf PREPARED ~
Dr Etaarts after y years of study
nfl BIS rzlauta
Dr. Etglris Give Iatlets are >
-.,-efv rerlt4ti4 cl1.arllalr4 r1l1eI A.l
os4s ri Eoa viii know ihem b. 'heir
thr r.i1r.
10 have = dear, PINK si.in, bright eyes
~ pir-, ~. z fseiirg q i1oyancy Ike
ch.itl1cl days you mus get AZ tne cause.
d.. Edwards C.Fe Izaiets act - The
liver and bowels Ike caiomel--ytt have
~ dangerous after effects
Ihey s-a-t ile tie and overcome con
s.ioaaor. That's WY millions q boxes
-s soif annually a i9c ard zsc per
box AN druggists axe ore ~ tao
-.-.t~ tf rose - Jieasipg results
ing 81 he old X bah Fourth ana
Kansas The best o. music is prom
ised and a pleasant evening is assured
10 sll Who attend Everybody is cor
daily invited
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-11-27
NOW LOOKOUT

When a cold hangs on as often hap
pens, or when you have hardly gotten
over one cold before you contract an
other, lookout for you are liable to
contract some very serious disease.
This succession Of colds weakens the
system and lowers the vitality so that
you are much more liable to contract
chronic catarrh, pneumonia or con-
sumption. Cure your cold willie you
can. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
has "a great reputation Il is relied up
on by thousands of people and never
disappoints them. Try it, 1t only
costs a quarter Obtainable every
where.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-11-27
col vance Is II

col j. D. Vance was soberly and
qaietiy celebrating hia 7lst birthday
today. re was born IN Sumner eoun-
y. Tennessee. just before the out
break Of the Mexican war He is a
Confederate veteran and has always
been an active worker in Democratic
politics
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-11-27

a. b Cochran announced today that
he is opening an office at li7 South
Third street and win do q general real
estate business Roy MeEireath viii
BE- associated with him IN addition
70 handling realty Mr Cochran VIII
continue the brokerage business that
be has been conducting
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-11-27
y NJ. {. A. offlcer. psdart.

Miss Leslie Blanchard Of New York,
student specialist 81 the national
board Of the y. w G A.. Mrs. J. n.
Hanna Of Dallas, chairman Of the
southwestern field committee. and
Miss Abbie Graham Of Dallas. town
and county secretary for the south
western field committee reformed this
morning to their homes
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-11-27

At the regular meeting OF the
regular meeting Of the knights Of
Pythias this evening the Pythian Sis
ters will exemplify the work Of their
order and later in the evening will
leave for Duncan to DO some work.
Al knigt-a are especially requested
70 be present