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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-07-25

The New York Progressive State
Committee refused to adopt a resolu-
ton indorsing the candidacy of
Charles E. Hughes.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-07-25
Supt. Garnett Lets Out List
OF Events on
Track.
FAIR STARTS AUGUST 20
Pennyroyal Derby Will Be
Run on Last
Day.


The programs for the speed contests
at the Pennyroyal Fair, which starts
August 20, have been made out and
are being mailed to the owners of
horses who are expected to enter
their animals in the engagements on
the track. The program is an excel
lent one and good purses will draw
favorable class of horses into the speed
ring.
John w. Garnett, Superintendent
of the speed contests, has worked over
time getting together the most inter-
esting daily program possible to ar
range and has succeeded in outlining
a schedule of races, PAGES and motor
cycle contests that will keep the
crowds well pleased.
The track here is claimed by local
enthusiasts to be the best half mile
track in Kentucky. The Pennyroyal
Fair Association is member of the
American Trotting Association.
The biggest day on the card is the
fifth on which the Pennyroyal Derby
will be run. A free for all trot and
Oil pace are also on the bill.
The speed program follows:
| SPEED RINGS.
LIST Day-2;24 Trot.
Purse 5000 in 5; mile heat-$15O
| $500, $500. $4,000.
FREE FOR ALL PACE.
Purse $3OO-3 in s.; mile heat
$3.50, SIS, $45, $50.
RUNNING, 2 MILE DASH.
Purse, S75-5 to start.
RUNNING, 8 MILE DASH.
Purse, $75-5 to start.
PONY RACE.
Purse, $lO-i mile dash; "A in. and
under; to start-S75O, $3.50.
MOTORCYCLE RACE.
Purse, $10-2 mile dash; A to en-
ter and 8 to start-$7.50, $2.e
| ONrn nav o.1o TpnT
Purse, $3OO-3 in 5; mile heats; 4tC
start-$15O, SIS, $45, $50.
RUNNING, ( MILE DASH.
Purse, $75-5 10 start.
PONY RACE.
l Purse, sos mile dash, 54 in anC
under; A to start; $3.50, $3.50.
BIRD DAY-2:14 TROT.
Purse $300-3 in 5, mile heats; A t
start-$i50, SIS, $45, $50.
2:16 PACE.
Purse, 5000 in 5, mile heats, t
start-$l5, $75, as, 80.
RUNNING, 7 MILE DASH,
Purse, s7b-b to start
PONY RACE.
Purse, $lO-s mile dash; So in. ant
under, A to start-$7.5O, $3.50.
ATH DAY-2.9O TROT
Purse, $3O0-3 in 5; mile heats, 4 t.
start-15O, $75, $40, $50.
2:2O PACE.
Purse, $3O0-3 in 5, mile heats, t
start-$l50, S75, $45, $50.
RUNNING, & MILE DASH.
Puse, $75-5 to start.
PONY RACE.
Purse. $40 / mile dash, so in. anc
under, TO start-S7. 20, $3.50.
5TH DAY-FREE FOR ALL TROT
Purse, $3OO-9 in 5, mile heats, A t
start $3.50, SIS, S45, $50.
Oil PACE.
Purse, $300-3 in 5, mile heats, 4
to start $3.50, SIS, $45, $50.
PENNYROYAL DERBY.
Purse, $l00-l mile dash, 5 to start
$50, SOS, SIS.
MOTORCYCLE RACE.
Purse, sl0--2 mile dash, Alto enter,
3 10 start-$7. so. g..
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-07-25
EDITORIAL COMMENT.

A marked decline is reported in the
infantile paralysis epidemic in New
York.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-07-25
Fighting Of Intense Violence
From Pozieres to Guile
mont, London Reports.
VILLAGE is CAPTURED
Outer Works Of Pozieres Car
ried in Fierce Hand to
Hand Fighting.

London, July 24.-The battle on
the British front in northern France
was resumed Sunday along the whole
line from Pozieres to Gullemont, the
war Office report says. The British
captured the German outer works
near Pozieres by assault and carried
the fighting into the village. Long
ueval was also the scene Of a desper-
ate struggle.
The Austrians, in the Carpathian
region, threatened with heavy Rus
sian attack in the district south of
Tatarow, have withdrawn their forces
toward the main ridge of the Car
pathians, the Vienna war Office an
nounces. Petrograd reports the cap
ture of additional men and guns in
this region.
Advances by the Italians against the
Austrians in the Trentino and Dolo-
mites sectors of the Austro- Italian
theater are reported by Rome official
ly and further gains by the Russians
against the Turks in the Black sea
littoral and farther south near Elm
gan, are reported by Petrograd.
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johnson, Dewey Jones, Oscar Koon
Jacob N. Lacy, Willard Lindsey, Jesse
Long, Oscar Mayton, Fulton More
field, Douglas Morgan, James Nor.
gan, Dewey McCord, Harvey Nc.
Cord, Harry Mcintosh, Bryan Pace,
Ollie B. Pollard, Willie G.. Pool, Fred
Radford, Houston Morris, Paul Mas
sen, Fred Hill, Penrose Phelps, Geo.
Richardson, John Sergeant, Albert
Scarborough, Noble E. Smith, Charley
Tinsley Gordon p. Walker, Wilbur
w. Ward.
From the Third Regiment Band;
Trice Waller, FINS Veal.
These men were rejected and vii
return later: Louis Bell, negro cook,
rejected but company will retain hin
as civilian cook; Walter A. Gregory
James B. Hern, Harry Boyd.
! The members of the company who
were rejected received honorable
discharge from their company anC
are now private citizens.
Washington Journal., 1916-09-22
9ic SOtcn Oer ISOLDE.

SIN utter pom 81 Sabren bcritorb
am -. September 9Srou Suionne Z.
Grieaer, 8ittue 0es p%erltorbencn SO
bonnes q. &rieger. Dos 8egr1bnis
fan0 pom Sauie oes Observation-Disclosures
u. g. 0eol II. SO. om lebten Sreitog
ltatt.
Vim Wlittmod, Den 10. Septenis
Der peritarb in Der @obnung ibrer Gl-
tern. 4t5 Goit Capitol StroBe, Sc
lene s. Otergner i'm 10. 2ebensjobrc.
0ic &~eritorbene fpor Die iiineite God
fer oeS Sobonn Mergner'i6en Che
puores. 9ie 8eeroigung fonO an
Sreitoq, oen 10. 5. sc. olif DEM &ro-
Ipect Sill 6rieobofe ltott. @erwon0tc
unO 6reunoe Scr 6onilie nobnIen ar
Dem 9egrGbnis tell.
YIN Mittipod), oen is. Scptcm
Der, peritarb in ibrer 8obnitng 735
7te Ctr. g. @., 6rau 4gnes @torcll,
@itue oes berItorberen Moolpb Mor-
eli. Srau Morea mor am Is. DIN
Der 1871 III Berlin, 0eitti1lnno, 90
boren. Sic fam nod Mmerifo npr
81 Hyobren, lino 5tpor mobnte lie be-
itG1loig in @oibington. Sbr @otte,
Gin Sobn uno 5pei Sodter gingen
ibr ms Senieits poralls; unO omar
lturb i6re 5odter Soa Dor % Snbrul,
ibr Sobn 8ron3 Dor 20 Sobren, luGD
reno ibr @otte Dor 10 Sobrcr ms
Senieits obber1lfen 'pltrOe. IS iiber-
leben tic cine @nfelin uno ein Gnfcl.
uno 5rpar lit lebterer Serr &o6crt
Gong, pelder Derbeirotet lit uno lei
Dem Die &critorbene mnbnte.
Vim MittpodL Sen 13. Scptcnt-
Der 5. S. peritorb 6rar Slllia @pol0,
@itpe 0es p%crltOrbenen Seinrt6
@mul0, I'M So. 2ebcnstobrc. 9os Be
grGbni8 fon0 an 6reitog, oen 10.
September BON Der Sotenfapelle 0cs
Observation-Disclosures Srdrlf @eir aus alIf
Dem Troipect Sill Gemetcrp itott.
-1bomoS Mpers, Der Gin SSnioiic
oes bieiigen Soloatenbeims lit, ficl
bel cinem @eiuhe Sic Sreppe berlrgi
ter uno ltor6 fllr5 Oarollf inn Gmcr-
gencp Soiptol. Der @erltorbene lpar
76 Sabre alt.
-gor filr6em ueritarb 81 &ie8ba-
oen, 9eltiflano, Srau sc. s. 9eutc
geborene 9llbredt, nod IGil-
gerem &%ranfenIa9er. Ole 8erItorbe.
ne mar Die Sdmeiter BON 5rieori6 $.
ltno Wturie 9llbre6t uno BON Sron
Sc. SorB.
Washington Journal., 1916-09-22
ct. Mariem-a Stride.

Sonntog beginnt Die @inter-Sr O=
nltng oes @ottesoienltes. Die IF.
Meiien am Sonntag iino Inn Z, s unb
8 llbr. 9as So6omt lit Inn 1890.
Die 8esper un0 Segen iino Inn A
llbr na6mittugs.
Die Sonntagsi6ule begonn ON po-
rigen Sonntag. Seoen Sonntag, nod
Der 8 llbr Meiie, Die Die &inoermeiic
lit miro Ser llnterridt Der Sonntags.
i6ule in Dem &lailen5immer unb Der
@alle Ser SAule crteilt. 9lle &inoer
BON 6 Sabren bis Is Sobren iino I'M
mer ruiafommen. Au6 miro Inter
ridt m1breno Der @o6e gegebc1,
menn notmenoig ooer geniinid)t.
Sn Der &eriommllng ON WontaO
bot Der @eilige Nanlen Se'u Gcrci1l
bei6loiien, iid an Der Yaraoe in BAL
timore 81 beteiligen. 9ieler Won-
tag 9lbeno 100 meroen Die Mitqlie-
Ser cine meitere &orbereitrrgsper.
inmmlung babcn.
X. Sn Den lebten @ohen bat oel Gbor
6lpcimal geilbt am Mittipod 1rlN am
6reitag 40eno unO lit jebt id)oil lpeit
groBer mie ieit Subrer. Am Somntnq
miro Der Gbor gum eriten WaIe i'm.
gen beim &o6amte INN 1890 unb DC.
Scsper Inn A llbr nadmittaes unto:
Der 2eitung bes %beipdbrten neuen Sr.
ganiiten uno 9irigenten, Serrn 9. s.
Oorlapan.
Washington Journal., 1916-09-22

POLLS
Dide @o&s;
"LittIs Peggy O'MOOre"
NGdlte @ods;
The Natural Law
Disie Woss;
preiie:
lodmittoes 25c. 2lbenOs rs, SO, 75c.

A1tdpmllIo9S zoe. ApeHoS 20, 90, foC.x
gga1Ier; Dann Iei5t man 0as @dn5t
our9 Elm leinenes sub, oas man 81.
por iiber Elm forgfdltig 9ereinigtes
SAB geipannt bat. gu bieism yuan:
tum fommen feds pfuno 3lder uni
Elm 2Dffel DON gutter 9efe unb Diei
aerf9nittene 3itroner. Mtan ldBt Bit
6liiifgtett nun 3pei Sage in etnerr
offenen SAB iteben, oana9 feibt moi
1e no9mals bur9 uno bringt iie II
Elm reines SAB. lte6er oas Spunb.
lD6 nagelt man Elm lei9tes 2dpp4en
bamit fetn unaeSiefer bineinfaaer
fam. neil es erft 3uaefpunbet peroer
oarf. tpenn Der Wein ausgegobren TT
@dbreno BEG @dbtens muB man Oftei
3uderpaifer 5%ufigen, bamit oas Sat
immer bon bleibt. Man tann. I'M
Sen Mein ItGrfer gu MAIDEN, mot
9rannttpein bin3ufiigen. Na3 oer
@dbren pirb bas SAB sugefpunoei
uno rod 5pei Biz bret Monaten tt
Der Mein gum @ebrau9 fertig. 81
ion re9t f4madbaft uno Der @eiunos
beit autrdsli@ fein.
@ummtbaum It edIinqe.
Mls Stedlinge iperben S~riebipiBen
init 5tpei Bis orei Bldttern berpenbet.
0ieIe iperben nit einem f9arfen Maefz
fer abgef9nitten unb na9bem Der ausz
tretenbe M}il9faft angetrodnet lit, an
Elm 9ol5itdb9en gebunoen, bas etpa
bier .3ou iiber ben @tedling beraus~
ragt. Go miro Der Stedlinq in cine
nit Maffer gefiiqte SlaI9e geitedt.
gu a9ten 1T barauf, baB Ser Sted<
ting ffets in bas WaKer reiAt. Die
@ufitelung erfolst i'm Senffer i'm
6albf4atten. No6 bier Bis feds
MO9en bilOen iiA Die erften Wiiraelz
den aug. Sinh tie bolbfinqerldnq
gefporben, aerf4ldgt man bic Tlafde
uno febt Die Stedlinee unter erSBter
S9onung Der Muraeln in leiate
2auberoe. Cine 1eue @erpflanaung
IN traftigere Groe erfolst, fobalb Der
6tedlimstopf bur6pur3elt lit.
Washington Journal., 1916-09-22
Mns oenti@en 8ir6eu
Gp. emtb, ct, johannesburg
AZ Str, omii6en 6 II. 9 Ctr. S.-@
Saul 9. 2eo0in, &oltor.

Mm IA. Sonntag nod 5rinitatis
Spnntagsi6ule 10 pormittags. Got
tesoienit, &aap 9op, II l1br Dor
mittags. @nglii6er 4benogottesoienlr
S llbr. GonfirmanOen=l tnterribt fiji
&inoer 9ienstag Inn a llbr. Gonfir
monben llnterri6t fir @rmadiene an
Sienstag, 7.30 ubr obenos.
9onnerstag 2ebrerperein I'm 7.3C
Mbenos.
.aommt, es lit ales bereitl"
Washington Journal., 1916-09-22
@n1henes Tnbi1dum.

Die eponaelifde ct. Heterogeneous
in Gbicaqo tonnte rculi9 bas golOene
Nmtsiubildum ibres ld~ngjG9rigen
@eelloroers, gdFtor @ottbilf S. Gam
bredt, feiern, oes geitors Der oept
f6en proteTtantiI6en Geiftli9en Der
Staot, Der lett Dem Sabre 1870 unu1=
terbroden fir oie @emcirbe tdtig fpar,
unb fi6 Bel Sung uuo qtlt Der gr0Bten
geliebtbeit erfreut. Pdfior 2ambre4t
purbe am 10. Suli, 1841, in Scrniee
in 8%ranoenburg %gcb0ren. SIN sitter
pon einu~no3pan5ig Sa9ren abIoIpierte
er bas 2ebrerIeminar III 8rom6erg-
SIM Sabre 1876 tam er na9 Mmeritd.
No6 einiger 3eit trat er III Das Pre=
oiqerIeminar Der noroDeifli3en Gu
nobe in Cafe 3urid6 Elm, Inn Gbeologie
all fu0iererl. Sm Sabre 1866 ipuroe
er in Der Smmanuelsfirhe 5n MOOiIon
oroiniert. Seire erite @emeia0e mar
bic cDanscliI9e Gescja0e in 6oOfcrs
@roDc, iebt Saropcr, 81. aacb bier
un0cin6aI6jabrigsy Idti9feit ipuf6s er
BON Ser CT. peterSgcmctabe IA G6icogo
gum Seelforger %berufen.
S9neIIFer 6~ernfGa9.
Der Heforo, oen SO. 6. @obinion
am II. Sttoter, 1914, fir MeitFlug
aufftente, dls er bon 0es Moines, Sa..
na9 MentIonb, Snb., cine Strede pOu
1872 Me,len, in bier StunOen uno BIER
Minutsn our9flo9, lit neuIib ge5rpc4sN
porben, als Ger SIieger @ietor Garle
from mil einem paFagisr, Dem Gap
tain &olrb Saplor BON Der &iiitcnars
tilerie Der Electromagnetic BON Gonnecs
ticut in. eiren S, %. GurtiBzDO ppeis
0eder Oie c5tr2de BON Ncpport g}eiD5,
3d., nod GGaepsbeaD Sap BON 500
Meilen, in bier Gtlrnben un0 eine1
Wlinute Sur9Flrg. @r ipar I'm flint
ubr 1e9sunO3pan5ig W}tnuten frii3 IN
Netpport Nens init einetl Dom bOrti=
gen &opitGn Der Nerorouti1den Gtas
tion an Der NtlantiTGen &iiite, 99os
mas g. 8alopin, an ben Nero Stub
bon Mmerifa geriGteten S4reibcn cuff
geitiegen unb mar I'M nern ubr iic6ens,'
unoatpan3ig Minuten in @heeps9eah
Bdb gelan0et, bate alio Die gauge
Strede in fait Derielben 3eit 3urid3ez
Iegt, Die cine tetegrapbii6e 9epeffs 5u
ihrer lle6ermittlung 9ebg1u4t bate.
Mit Der 8a6n iiber Ni9monb, MaiDs
ington urtb pbilaoelpbid battle DER
T9neaite 3ug in nellr Stlnben l.n6
finf3ebn Minuten Bic Gntfernung BON
416 Meilen 3uriid9eleqt.
Washington Journal., 1916-09-22
9unfiasnne.

@aen oenjenigen, Die llns lpabrelIo
Ser &ranfbeit uno beim Ablterbcll
unierer So6ter
Selenc s. @ersner
nit i6rem Mitleib uno beim 8egrdb-
mis- nit ibrem @rideinen nno Den
5ablreiden 8lumenipen0en beoatt
boben lagen mir hermit nnleren
ber3li6Iten uno tiefempfunoencrl
0anf. Die inns a~llsgeoritdte Otit-
leiosbe3eugung lit Elm @aliam fir I'M
Ier ipunoes Ser5.
SIM @omen Der trulternoen Glterrl
uno @el6milter,
Spbannes 90 ergner.
Washington Journal., 1916-09-22
Qlnbreas 2neft tot.

Sn 9ofooend, Galif., 1T Ser alte
beutf6e Giilcinnotier 2e6ret Mnoreas
Rnen I'm Otter BON fiinfunoa@s3iq
Sabren geTtorben. Gr mar aus Sei-
len gebiirtig, prr0e bort ais 2eRre1
aus9ebilbet unb fam bereit5 aafongS
Der fiinf8iger Sabre oes p%orisen Sabr-
bunoerts mad Mmerifa. &ier fdn0 Ell
Tofort NnItellung an Sen 6ffsntli@en
G9ulen, tpuroe balO feutiaer unf
emelif4er Sberlefrer unO al8 IN Gin.
cinnati oas ItGoti1Ge 2ehrerIeminar
erri9tet pltrbe, puroe er an Die Spibe
befelben geIteQt. Gr bat Oie @nFtali
Biz in oie adtaiaer Sabre g~eleitet, I'm
tpel6e 3eit er, feiaer lei0enben Sc
funbbeit ipegen, nu6 gletp Megifr
iiberIieoelte. Gr ersolte fi4 jebod
pieoer unb Itanb Dem S6ulmeIen in
Stem Merifo Dor, big er iid por eini
gen Sobren in ben nohloeroienten
Gu6eftano 5uriid3pg un0 na4 @aia.
benz ii6erfteoelte, &nen GAIT iei.er-
seit oIS 4utoritat cuff pdoo9pgii9enj
@ebiete. @r bat berf9ieoene pd0a5o
eif6e Derfe perfaBt uno au6 Elm eng
lii9es phonetiY9es 2eiebu4 berau8ge-
geben.
Neue 6lugmof6inen.
Muf Ser dronoutif9en Station OeS
atlantiT6en &iiIte bei Nspport Reps
3d., purbe neuli9 Der Doppelmotorr
8iplan neuen Sips IS. M.-5," oe1
ii9 DEFENDERS fir militdrifAe 3pede
eignet, elmer probs unteruorfen 5ci
Der er na9 MnIi6t BON Grpcrten oaen
Wnforoerunsen entfprD9en be-. Diff
5iere Der 8uioesarmee pobnten oey
probefabrt bet. Ser IS. N.-5" emit
pideIte cine 5luggei9piaoi9feit por
bunbert Meilen Per StunOe uno bi
SGbigteit, per Minute eintauleao Sui
gu iteigen. @r perrnag amei Paifa-
eiere auf5unebmen.
0as riefige fliegenoe Boot n5-7,'
bas iieben Mann anfnebmen fam,
puroe ebenfuls elmer griinoli4er
probe unter5ogen. Gs maGte 5pei
Jlige, einen BON apan3ig, Ben anoeren
BON OreiBig Minuten Sauer. Dtt
MeIultate ipurben fir burcbaus GeFrie-
oigenb ertlGrt. @ipian t5epitt bon
Der britiI9en Mdrine, Der felt flint
Mp6en i'm Mrftrage Der britilGen He
gierung in Nempurt Neps neilt, er.
tlGrte, in ben nGditen paar Wp6el
iDeroe elm Slugboot, mel4eS irGar mo
srOBer fei, als oas .9-7," na@ ost
Station gebrodt neroen, UNI elmer
probe untsrporfen gu peroen. gii
hritif9e geaieyuna bat cire grobe Or
aabl bieier Slugbppic tcftent.
Washington Journal., 1916-09-22
prakti(be A9inke
Soure &irf9en ein5umas
diem.

VsS
Saure &irf9en etn5umas
DEN.
Sie pDaiq reifen Rirf9en peroen
bebutIdm BON Stengeln unO &ernen
befreit unb bann gefpogen. Muf i
afpei pfunO Riri9sn nimmt man Elm
Pfgno bartsn s3uder, Den man in
fauitgroBe Stiide aerf9Idst unO 70
lange in taItss Mafer bdlt, Bis Fl
1i6 pongeIogen bat. Stun feBt man
eiren iebr Taubersn Meffingteifel aui
ni9t gu fairies 5euer, legt ben 3uder
binein unD ldBt Jpn unter ftetem Giibs
rem nit Dem SGdumlDffel 10 lange auI
Dem 6euer, Biz er anfdngt' gu to9en,
oas betBt flar au tperoen. Damn tper>
ben Die &irf9en btnein getan, um uns
ter bebutIamem Giibren i9nel auf5us
fo9en, gut aDgeiddumt unb 'enoliG
init Dem S9aumlDffel beraus genoms
men 81 peroen. Ser Saft Dirn
bariiber gegpKen unb Die &iri9en nit
einem filbernen QDffel in febr faubere,
DDnig trodene Weinflaf9en gefiilt.
Die 6lai9en tperOen nit neuen &ors
fen geI9loHen, augeladt un6 am flip
len Srt aufbepabrt. 9ies @erfab
rem lit gang Defenders gu empfeblen, bo
es ben &irl9en ibre f0itli9e Sarbs
un0 Srif9e erbdlt.
SdnnenDede.
gu elmer mdBi9 groBen 0aunenoeds
brau9t man bier pfunb Seoern, ma
tiirli9 fann man uu9 au9eben. Sol
Die 9ede uneefdbr apei yarbs Brett
uno 3ipeiunbeinbiertef Warbs lang
1ein, 10 brau9t man, bprausgeleBt.
baB Der Stoff etne GARD brett liegt,
a9tunbeinbalb Oar0. Sir ben inne=
rem lleber3ug fOnte mar feiten, ~itarfer
Muslin nebmen (fann ungeblei9tei
fein). oe%nieGben 5ufammenndben, aui
Der linfen Settle NIT 8ienentpa9s be-
itreiden (bas perbinoert, Dob Die Sc
bern our9geben uno nur an Ser einer
glabt cine bdnOgroBe Defining gum
Ginfiaen Der Jeoern lafen, (0ie na9s
Der nit iiberpenoli9en Sti9en &c.
f9lpHen pirb). Na9bem Der eritt
l1eber3ug fertig, itreift man ben atpei=
ten, gu benz gebliimter poer %einfarbi-
ger @ateen iebr prattif9 lit, oariiber.
forgt, oaB ale Gden I4arf ineinanber
pafIen, breitet Elm 2eintu9 auf BEN
8poen aus, le9t oie Oede barauf UNI
fiGt Die Seoern Elm. Nun perteili
mar oieielben fla9 unb glei4mdBie
un6 bdlt biefelben in fleinen MbitGn.
ben nit einem feften Std nieber. Sci.
oenfdben, einen Bis anoertbalb 3on
lana gel9nitten, fann man in fleiner
8ii9eln in Dem Std befeitigen, I'M
Die 9ede 81 perf90nern.
@ein BON 9oIIunberblI.
ten.
Sin gutes, Der @eiunbbeit 5utrd9.
| liaes @etrdnf, tpenn mdBig genpfen
bereitet man aus cen Bitten oes
6oGunoeritrau9es. Mdn nimmt 81
ie bier pfunb !0olunberbliten biel
@allonen Ma1er. 0as Ma1er bring
man gum &oden uno gibt bic @liiter
fir anpi Miuultpn In hra fnrhenD,
Washington Journal., 1916-09-22
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Benfront, a Oeltti6cn Serrn, billig
AT permieten.
$50 6iinfte Ctr. -S.-@
Washington Journal., 1916-09-22

Sebe Mrt bon &rebien!
Cute Semtide Mabloeiten!
5a baben bel
Garl Sammel, 1922 ga. Ipe. MS
Washington Journal., 1916-09-22

8ranb SmperiaI Sect, Dbne 3iuei-
fel Ser bette alter amerifaniiden
GGampasner, at baben fir $1.45
bic SlaIde bel Gbriitian fanOer,
900 Ute Ctr. N.-N.
Washington Journal., 1916-09-22
Wt0bl. 3immer, nit YriuatbaO, an
cine ODER spei 9eriOnen 81 permieten'
1920 lite CIR. N.g8.
sndt stcamms:

Gin 8uDerIdiiiscr @onn iuht
Ste0ung ais Sanitor. @or 3 Sabre
in ieiner Ietten Stelrng, 8elte Gn1
pfebllnqen. Nab5ufragen IN Der
Office oeS n8nibington Sournal".-
Washington Journal., 1916-09-22

Sin Meuer 8eptts fur 6rttii@e
&rMtalttGt.

RittsbnrSber 8ranerprOsek Ueri@D-
ben-Sfur tpentae Refrnteu meIOeu
H@-2eEas Mnder erIeiben Nie-
berIa8e-Nene TInsmai@tnen er-
prObt-THr ebrIt@e Mn5eisen.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-09
DANISH GLOOM IN SUNSHINE
Nothing Like Plenty Of Good Daylight
to Drive Away Sickness and
the Blues"

If everyone could only realize the
tonic effect of little sunshine we
would be both healthier and happier.
Cover some green grass with a
piece of carpet for month and note
the result The grass will have com
pletely changed. It will have lost its
color and become almost white. This
is exactly what happens to people. II
you live in dark, gloomy rooms you
cannot be rosy or entirely healthy.
Not only does lack Of sunshine i'm
pair your health, but it affects your
mental attitude. You cannot be an
optimist and live in gloomy place
and who wants to be a pessimist?
Many Of the most dreaded germs
are completely annihilated by con.
tinued application Of sunshine. This
is the reason all modern hospitals are
built on the pavilion plan, which ad
mits hight on all sides,
Disease germs are not the only va
riety that dread the light.
The germs that breed discomfort,
pettiness, jealousy and real unhappy
ness are all bred in darkness
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-09

meeting. Mr.. Lorensen stated that
there was an ordinance upon the city's
statute books which stated explicitly
what the salary Of these employees
should be.
City Attorney Grigsby stated that
inasmuch as the men whose salaries
had been raised were appointed and
not elected, he thought the action Of
the council in raising their salaries had
been perfectly legal.
Just before the close Of last nights
session, preceding the statement OF
Dob Boles, former police officer, some
slight confusion, and accompanying
amusement, was afforded when all ev-
ident peace" movement was made
by Councilman Hayes in repeatedly
moving to adjourn. Councilman Hayes
insisted that a motion TO adjourn was
always in order No SECOND to the re.
peated motions for adjournment being
heard, however, the council went on
with its business.
coucilman cavett, during the
course Of the evenings business, was
called upon to report on his findings
as the chairman OF certain commit
tees. Denial OF knowledge that his
committee had the right to act in GER
tain matters brought forth the asser-
ton from Councilman Caneman that
the committee in question had full
sanitary powers.
Mayor Coffman, however, stated
that. acting under authority Of the
council, he had taken charge of the
cleanup campaign and was pushing
the matter
Councilman Cavett then stated that
a great deal of complaint was being
heard on account of the water being
allowed to stand in the holes on the
lots at the corner Of Third gtreet and
Choctaw avenue; that he had heard
that it was possible mosquitoes were
being bred there; that it was possible
these mosquitoes would soon grow so
large that one would need boxing
gloves with which to fight them.
Mayor Coffman assured the coun-
Gilman and the council. as a wnoie'
that the matter would be attended TO-
Motion to adjourn was then enter
tanned and carried
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-09

Van Low, L. M Walker, L. NJ. Nc
knight, Judge Haight, - 4, Wilmouth,
L. V. Long and others. the degree
team, upon Arrival at Vcrdeni con-
ferred the second and third degiees
upon number OF candidates in Verden
lodge, No S74 Following the work
the visitors We're banqueted in the
verden Odd Fellows hall and return
ed TO Chickasha arriving home at a
late hour and all expressing them
selves. as having spent most enjoya-
bic evening.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-09
POURS LYE
INTO FACE
By United Press.

t'y United Press.
sherman, Tex, June .9.-Mrs L. r
Gathright, wife Of prominent bust
ness man. poured concentrated lye in
her husbands face last night as he
slept. Mrs. Gathright confessed COM
mission Of the deed to Sheriff SOM
mons today. stating that sne sought
to mar her husbands face so he would
not be attractive to other women.
Gathright's sight is destroyed and his
face badly marked.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-09

Did you ever try brisk walk IN
the bright sunshine when you seem to
be completely surrounded by all sorts
of "glooms?" 1t is a simple remedy;
not costly one, but efficacious. One
hour Of such treatment will usually
rout a WHOLE regiment of these pests.
If you haven't the energy for a
walk, put on wraps to keep you warm
and sit in an easy chair in the corner
Of the porch. In lieu Of the porch
try raising a southern window and sit
where the sun will shine on you. If
your gloom has not vanished in an
hour, you should consult doctor who
doubtless will prescribe for a sluggish
liver, for sick liver will make even
rosy glasses reflect a dark glow.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-09

There Is this difference between n
two temporal blessings health a.
money: money Is the most envied, y
the least enjoyed; health is the mo
enjoyed, but the least envied; and tll
superiority Of the latter is still mo
obvious when we reflect that the poo
est man would not part with heal
for money, but that the richest wou
gladly part with all his money 4
health Cotton.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-06-09

Worth While Quotation.
"A real sorrow is something that (
never be put into words.