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New-York tribune., 1917-12-08
Keyes Tells of
Trying to Break
With Miss Varney
Beat Nurse, He Says, but
She Still Wanted to
Marry Him

DEDHAM, Mass, Dec. 7.-Goorge II.
Keyes, husband of Mrs. Pauline Reyes
who was shot TO death in their Brook
line home on June 10. recited on the
witness stand to-day the story OF his
relations with Miss Harriet A. Narney'
q nurse. who is on trial charged with
,hc murdcr ol hi- bride Of eight
months.
Put on .hc stand as ;ne state most
important witness against Miss Var
ney. he told how they had posed as
ma, and wife. of his emphatic refusal
of her request that they be married,
and Of how, after he had married ms
stcpographer. he had tried TO break oil
relations with Miss Narncy.
Bit by bit he laid before the court
the details of his intimacy with the
nurse. which began the first year OF
their ACQUAINTANCE. He said he pro-
vided her with q ring, AID that even
her relativcs knew them a. Mr.. ana
Ms. Kcycs. r..t
When he vas turned over TO DAVID
r. O'Conncll. ot W0rcestc~, counsel Tor
tho defence. one O: the drst Questions
he was asked was:
"Did you ever love Harriet y. Var
ncy?"
mo he answered.
I'm discussing with Miss Nsrney the
nossibilities o. bis going TO war. he
told OF saying 20 her;
Tf | should be killed suppose that
would nicase YOU
"Oh. no" she replied, according to
New-York tribune., 1917-12-08
All Draft Appeals Are
Referred to Albany

Adjutant General Sheriff. notified
Philip J. McCook, director OF The drsf,
in this city, yesterday to refer al re-
quests to reopen the cases Of men who
have already been certified for service
to Albany. This new ruling is in line
with the progressive attempt Of draf,
officials 10 minimize the belated ap-
peals of men who have already been
sent to camp or have been placed OF
the eligible lists. Heretofore such re
quests were considered by the repre-
sentative in this city Of the adjutaRt
general.
Constituting the third party OF the
first contingent of the city's first drait
increment, / ,693 selected men left yes
terdsy morning for Camp Upton. Ap-
proximately 1852 will entrdin this
morning, and l,705 will depart to-mor
row. BY tomorrow noon 80 per cent
of New York City's contribution TO thc
first draft army will be in training.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-08

his testimony; "if | wanted you "''''
I -. yould kin you myself" 49,. Nice
keves admitted he had beaten .,'inS INC
vornev on three occasions IeaN .md
narts "ii on her face and body. lie len. maV |,
pofused' he said, to grant her , reqotc' ts'
that he spend Christmas VIII VIII he %@'' ,'riCc.
causc ,,u he vas going 10 be riih ni' w n,.ory i,
NJ Varncy. he said, appcate' Ne''
,,,,cb unset" by thl4. t..,o
4 fcw minutes before noon In Lc
IA tie dav Mrs. Heycs was kiiieu' h
mot mot Mis- Varncy IN Boston .r,el. alter had s"t
had telephoned him, he said. lney 80" n,o
lunch together, but his comp"h'o" Nv
''T{ Under questioning by Mr.. o,Gonner'' W ,ln,,n
Keyes admitted he had engaged coun ia,
.oI Immediately after ms VIZ " %
fonnd dead. and that he had KEEP a a
rccord of his movements and had no'eu
the time carefully. ..tiisb on
"You started out TO cst4pi'S" az
ol;bi ," ~ declared Mr.. O'Connell., b.
.Tbst didn't bothor me any WASH
r,rticularly afraid" keyes answered
New-York tribune., 1917-12-08
Chinatown Sends
Quota to Upton
Ten Orientals Arrive With
Drafted Men and Get
Down to Work

CAMP UPTON, Dee. 1.-1o-day's ar
rivals Of selected men from New York
icIudod ten Chinese who hailed from
the Oriental settlement in Pell, Doyer5
and Mott streets. Every one Of them
was thoroughly Amercanzed IN his
dress. spoke good English and had has
hair cut short.
Each quota Of selected men that ar
riyc5 at this cantonment has 10 tolerate
jcsts and jccrs Of all sorts as the
procession wends its way from the
train TO the receiving barracks, but to-
day all of the 900 newcomers, except
the Chinese. were overlooked. There
were East Sidcrs in the watching
throngs that knew all about former
wars of the Hip Sing Tong and the On
Leong Tong and their leaders, Tom Lee
and Mock Duck. and there were those
who had their shirts and collars torn
or lost by neighboring "Chinks' or
who had spent much Of their income
on birds nest pudding and rice VINE.
And on all OF these subjects the moo
est. smiling deuizcns Of New York :
Chinatown heard dissertations, most OF
which were swallowed up in the Dedlam
OF laughing and yelling
The Chinese rockies were taken 10
the barracks Of Company X, 306th In
fantry. They wanted it understood
that they were neither cooks nor laun-
dry workers. but had come from some
OF Chinatowu's finest silk and tea es-
tablishments. They were all enthusi-
astic about the prospect OF becoming
real soldiers and asked many questions
of every one who would pay attention
to them.
Unless orders are received from
Washington, nothing will be done here
to change the status of Austrian born
soldiers at this cantonment. They have
all become citizens or have taken out
their first papers, and under the pres
ent draft order are qualified for SER
vice.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-08
Local Postoficc Buys
$50 Automobile Trucks

Citizens who in the future are strucs
down by U. S. mail trucks may take
comfort to themselves in the realizs-
ton that they are being run over By
government-owned machines.
The Postoffice announced yesterday
that II has purchased $50 motor trucks
of three quarter, one and one-half and
two ton capacity, and intends TO put
them into service on the city's streets
at once.
Hitherto most Of the mail has beea
transported by contractors. Eventually
the Postoffice hopes TO own all OF the
vehicles which carry the mails.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-08
DEATHS

sister. Mrs. Louise Hepp. 1923 Glover ST.
West Chester. Saturday, io:do CLOCK
RYAN On December G.. Julia, mother oi
John and Julia Ryan. FUNERAL iron heI
late residence. tst 'd sv., ON SaturdAl' -
r. m. Kindly omit foNcls.
SACkETr- On Fridsy. December :. 1911. ai
Addison. N y. Charlie W. SacNeti. nus-
hand of Ida g. SacEcff and brother oi f''.
v and Sarah Sagict, 90 Ithaca, \. y ana
Of Henry W Ssckctt of Ne" noIN.
sATTERIE Matte Griffith dsughter OF
Thomas P and Catherine Satterie. Of Louis
irc. KY and sister Of Mary 1rnn,n
Ssttcrie. on Thursday. December D. ~ %
Manhattan ay Funeral private. Louis'iAe
papers please copy.
SCOTT Suddenly. on December 5, William
Pspe Scott, IN The SD year OF MS age
Funeral service private.
SYNGE Killed in action in France on NO
vcmber 3S. Allen Francis. IN the -Oth year
OF Dis age, second lieutenant, irish Glaros'
British ENpeditionary Force. son OF Fr2rclt
Julian and Mary Auchmuiy Syngc' o.
90 Cadogan Gardens. London, ;. W. sn'
grandson OF The late T. -ano a"d N"'-
garot AuchmJ'y Tucker, %. N." lofN.
TALBERT o. Thuraday, Dccemocr q. i'l d..
BENJAMIN C.. Isibert. in tie Ht,n year o.
Dis age. Funeral service 'om hls iatc
sr.ideucc. f32 Wet l2gd g.. December %.
at . o'clock. lntoImcnt private.
THUERER Ernest 1huer,r, aged 81 years,
beloved husband Of Louise Haa6e. uneral
services at his late residence. @oiO ''th st.
Brooklyn. Sunday, go p. 30.
TURNIER-After a short illness. December
O., 1917. Andrew y. TURNER, m his 40
wear. Funeral services at the residence OF
his daughter Mrs. Martin Tyler. 20
kingslsnd ay.. Corona. Long Island on
SUNDAY. December %. at p. m. interment
IN Evergreen Cemetery
TIrTHILI.-Ou Dccer,nef O.. Charlc5 T.,
father o. Mrs Edward Lsmouie and Mrs.
Arthur y. French. ia bis NSth y'ar at H'
residence. S22- 9Th a,.. Brooklyn.
UPJOHN Funeral eer.co7 NJ. $. l.. Up
John will be- held at his lc,idcncc al
Huntington. Long Island. on sunday % q
30. m. Train leaves Pennsylvania station,
I'D st, 30 q. l., IiatOush D., Brooklyn,
Iu;3j q. 80.
WARD-At Ioatelan, =. j.. December Z.
1917, Franklin Ward. beloved husband OF
Julia s. Robiohn. aged SO years. Funeral
services will be held on SUNDAY. Decembcr
%. from his late residence. 50 Gates sv..
Nontclait. y. j.. at 3 y. NJ. Train leaving
HobokeE 80 ,. al. d, l.. & W
WILSON After 4 brief illness. on Deccmocr
8, Lewis, brother OF Charles Wilson, Nj.
William Hodge and Mrs l.. l McNslly.
General services at his late residence. IS
Suunyside sy. East New York. on Deem
ber s. at s p. m. Funeral on Sunday, De-
cember g. al y. m. lnterment Evergreens
Cemetery.
WINDELER-He -Herber. Wheelwright, lieuten-
ant, Grensdier Guards aged %. only son Of
Mr.. and Mrs G. Herbert Windeler. of Bos-
ton. who was killed in action in France,
November IS.
WOOD-On Wednesday, December 5, 1917. at
his home, 293 Hawthorne st., Brooklyn.
Harry Olmsted, jr, aged years % days,
dearly beloved son Of Hortense Wood and
he Ig41 f,I rrot
private.
ZABRISKIE--At Bogota, y. j.. December s.
1917, Minnie May Lozier. beloved wife OF
Harry Iabriskie. aged a. years. Services
Al The residence, Lsrch sv. on Fort Lee
Road. BOgota, Saturday, 2:30 p. m.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-08
War Savings Red Tape
Cut for City Schools
Seward Prosser, Bankers Trust
Head, Advances Money for
Children's Stamps

Governmental red tape, which has de-
layed the sale of Thrift and War Saw
ings stamps to children in the public
schools, was cut yesterday by Seward
Prosser, president Of the Bankers
Trust Company. Mr.. Prosser an
rounced that his bank would advance
money to buy the stamps from the
government, and appointed Henry r.
VI. Cook, auditor of the Board of Edu
cation, to handle the stamps for the
schools, at yearly salary of 81. This
means that the Bankers Trust Com
pany becomes the official selling agent
to the 500 public schools of this city.
1t has been estimated that the school
children stand ready to start the thrift
New-York tribune., 1917-12-08
Grand Jury Sitting
New Rochelle Case
Remainder of Westchester
County Receives Clean
Bill OF Health

WHITE PLAINS, Dec. THE west
chester Grand Jury, which has been IN
vestigating government charges ths'
vice conditions in New Rochelle are
menace TO soldiers quartered near there
handed up a presentment 70 County
Judge Frank L. Young to-day, an
nouncing that the county, with the e~'
ception Of the town in question wa
"clean and wholesome
In referring TO New Rochelle how
ever the presentiment adds:
This body will continue It's inyest-
CATION Of alleged conditions in the
town of New Rochelle, and as expe'
ditiously as possible report further
thereon"
The clean bill Of health issued 20
Westchester County in general was
drawn up only after the grand jury had
investigated charges that liquor had
been sold to men in uniform at man
places in the county. United state
Marshal Mccarthy wss one Of me Wii-
ucrcch D"IOre tNe DOug gt1t'iu uos
District Attorney Lee Patterson Ds' 'if
said to-day that he was cooperstinr
with the Federal officials in every wa
possible, in an effort 70 determine
whether the law had been violated in
New Rochelle.
~ may not be known 20 many. esid
Mr.. Davis, but 7 want 70 say that J
nave had operators in New Rochelle
and other parts of Westchester COUNTY
for weeks getting evidence for my own
Office
Mayor GriAing, of New Rochelle, the
Common Council and members Of or
carnations doing war work there vii
appear before the grand jury to-mor-
row.
The grand jury sbsolves Marsha
Mccarthy of the statement attributed
to him to the effect that other West
chester towns, notably Mount Vernon.
White Plains and Yonkers, we're cqua
offenders with New Rochelle.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-08
BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR SALU.-AN INTEREST ~ \ VAL
,,,ble fruit and vegetable plantation In
Ct,Is. OF egO acres. sil under cultivation. /.
thtrtv miles west of Havana, with railroad
running through the place 100 acres In
t;rsncfruit. Oranges. Lines. Mulgoba Man
COOS and Tramp Av0csdoes. all OF which
Are and 10 years old. our last shipment
81 Avocadoes averaged $1,000 per crate g
dozen TO the cratel. some trees bore -
many AS 800 fruit. The largest part of the
balsnce Is planted 300 vegetable. Frost
unknown. Reason for .-T-nS an interest
is 10 have some one 20 assist me In It's
,nau.gement ~ have very large bust
ness ~ Elizabeth. y. J.. that takes most
OF my time. Full particulars viii be given
on application. L. HUNhONi T. .. Box -,
Elizabeth. y. j.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-08

campaign with an initial outlay OF hall hall
a million dollars during the first week
Of the sale. N.
The Treasury Department at WASH
ington has. issued rules which no"
make it possible for banks 70 buy
stamps in larger quantities than 100.
As much as s50,0O0 can now be taken
at one time. L.,
A great demand for lamps mas
arisen among the Spanish-speskng
peopIe in the city. Lawrence Turnure
& Co. 60 Wall street. asked perniiss..
sion Yesterday 10 translate all thrIit
literature into Spanish for their large
Spanish clientele.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-08
18 Dead in One Day at Camp
Bowie

FORT WORTH. Tex. Dec. L.
Eighteen deaths have oeen reported
from the base hospital at amp Bowie
during the last twenty-four hours.
Most of them were caused BY pneumo, +,
MIA or a complication OF measles ana
pneumonia. Fifteen eases of menin-
gifts are reported.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-08
2,S25 Join Regular Army
In a Day; 279, 709 in All

WASHINGTON, Dec. : ReguIar
army recruiting was again at food tide
Yesterday, it was announced to-day.
with 2,s25 men accepted, making to-
tai of 27e, ,7O9 since the outbreak Of tho
war. Indiana jumped 70 first place for
the day with 30l men enrolled. New
York was second with 236.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-08
Columbus Storage Warehouse, Inc.
62-61 WEST 13!TH sTkkkT' 49,

62-6l WEST 18TH SIRkhl' 80,
New York, December lst 1917.
To Mary Anderson. Fannie Phillips. Pearl
cunningham. Mr.. and Mrs. y. Hansen. Lucy
Bland Mrs. Gardner. Mrs. Lettie Brown EN-
mons, Mrs May Kemp. A. Hubbard W. II.
Jackson. Raffd Dowden. O. Chisholm. Laura
barnes Mrs. J. Carroll, Michael Spellman'
Mrs. show, j. Gray. +. Jardine' Mrs.
trsn,er MIR and Mrs. W. !. Foreman. Car
rie Fields Virgil Gaines Josephine Hogan
r. + Brown, Margaret Smith or Mitchell.
Xou and each of you are hereby notified that
the time for payment Of our lien upon ule
uropertv hereinafter described having eA-
pired. after due notice thereof had been
given YOU, We will cause such property 10
SyI Uousehold Goods. Personal Effects
Trunks. Merchandise. Carpets, etc. stored IN
our warehouses by you cor in your name OF
In which you may have an INTEREST," 10 De
sold al public auction according 20 the stat
ME in such case made and provided, az the
Warehouse, 62-64 West 134th 81. New lork
civ, on TUESDAY. DECEMBER 18TH,
1917. AT 1880 4. NJ, and II the sale thereof
is not completed on said date the same Will
no continued az the same place on each and
every Tuesday thereafter beginning AT lo;5O
A. M on each day and continuing until the
sale is completed. ..,...,.r. ,,.,.
COLUMBUS STORAGE WAREHOUSE. INC
New-York tribune., 1917-12-08
sURROGATEs, NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE or An ORDER or
Honorable John l. Cobsisn. . Surrogate
OF the County Of New York. NOTICE 10
hereby given 10 all persons having claims
against MARIA LOUISE BEEBE late OF
the County ~ New York. decc ssed, 10 pre-
sent the same with vouchers thereof TO
the subscriber. al their place Of transact
ing business. Room sol. 80. i2S Broadway,
in the city Of New York. on or before the
18th day OF January. 1918.
Dated. New York. tbs sth day Of July.
1917.
ALFRED LOCKWOOD BROWN.
EOpEhCk BEEBE.
Executors
New-York tribune., 1917-12-08
AUCTION SALES
m mnnM IN WAY CONCERN;

We viii sel At public auction al
6n WEST ~ STREET.
tp tbc Borough Of Manhattan. City OF New
YORK on December 27th. 1917. at 10 \. M..
FURNITURE and household goods, etc, stored
by us in the following names
Marie Bcruat. Alfrec Brandon,
ma va Bosscrmsn Anton Somlyo.
May Mole q lotsl. walter Weilmsn
Unless sli charges ar paid on or before
December 18th same VIII Dc sold according
to law to pay charges.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-08
IMPORTANT

Birth, Inyatement. Marriage. Death
and In Memorism Notices may he
telephoned 60 The Tribune any time
no 60 midnight Tor insertion III "s
usyt day's paper. just call
Beekman 5000
ssd read the notice ns you wish II IN
,erfsd. BBt for same Will be mailed 70
you later. The notice viii reach over
iOO. 900 readers daiS.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-08
The Weather Report

WASHINGTON Dec IA strong anti -cyclon'
attended by low temperatures Is moving southwark
along the Eastern Rocky Mountain slopes. II has
le~n attended by snow IN Kansas. the loser Ms
,oun Valley and OkAhOns. In tho last nsnel
state and over Texas high winds have been . feat
uro OF the storm.
c,clon,c depression Of considerable in,eusiiy Is
central over the lover Mississippi valley II has
been attended ig thunder showers IN Teas an9
Loul,,ana and by snow M Arkansas. wetern Ter
pe,sse Missouri snd tho loser OHIO Nalley. As
,bi. deptes,ion MOVES uorthesstwsrd during the
next forty eight nours there VIII be gcncra rains
IN the South and snow IN Tennessee the Ohio VAL
lev and the middle Atlantic states. he tcnpcfa-
turc will fall Sharply saturday IN the lake resio'A
,h. Ohio VALLEY Tennessee and thenos sou,bsard to
lie Gulf and Il will De cold sunday IN florid.
and Atlantic coast districts - -. o.. -.
ohio yalley. Tennessee and ths eastern Cur
states and also for the plains STATS ara letss
storm warnings are displayed "a tho Gua ooa't
fsr,c.,t for Special Iseaius.-F@ No-hsrn
New EnEland. fair ard continued cold sstasdU'
sunday SNOW.
For Southern New Engsnd. fair and oonrnuel
cold satur,iay. except snow a. Western Mssss'
ehuse,,s and Connecticut sunday snog os rsin
Fox Eas,em New York. far SATURDAY. eIoee
snow IN tho western and northern portions. no
quite 30 cold sunday snow and colder tn tho Voc.
ern and northern portions
For Eastern PcnusylYania and New JERSEY. isf
and Continued cold saturday, SnO~ hy ntzht, ein-
day snow or rain snd colder
For Western Penasylysnis. snow Sainrty snd
probably SUNDAY. heavy In the southern por1ion
SATURDAY: colder sunday
For Western Nsa York snos SATURDAY ard
probably sunday. colder sunday.
LEGAL omeIu Rsesrd.-rhs ioliovins cncih 10
ord from the weather Bureau shors Hnrefstofs'
during tie last twenty -four hours ~ coneuissr
.t.. 49,. ..-....,.,rdfns d.tn ~ lsst ,rar
New-York tribune., 1917-12-08

Highest Temperature Yesterday. 5d dcgos ~ p
n nj. loNest ls az 80 no. Aefsse. y
average for same date last year. -, aNisse ~
srmc date lSst thirty -ihrec ysars. ~
New-York tribune., 1917-12-08
EOR SALE

CASH PAID Iog PARTRIDGE BERRilS
huacAls 0r lo1ssi email los tskeu. NuiiAns. ~
Dehzn llast. LllzsOetA. y
New-York tribune., 1917-12-08
HELP WANTED

Male
BOT. Christian. ir orIe- department, eIc.lsn, %
portmiiy sdtanci5eLJ alp'l l.. j.. iuhr tom
rsry. = Rssde st
Uoy ...u DrooN.r il msrufsc'urer's orics SD Man
haitian. nol Z. \ goo. IfiOuns "nc'
,urAL rArTEHN NAkEE -T,perenced eu smell
tt1-' Cll s. $ White Dental Manufacturing
Company. Prince Bal. s. l.
u.rH 900 POSITIONS open u cur sppie>nis n
s.rrI months. qualified men aud bo'r glieh5
r's.l: attractive salaHe 9Is usm.--a; - -
cal workers otc Re,ifond NJ g. A EmDlog
meui Department il2i Bedford ave. RroOkJn.
PHYSICIAN wanted a. assistant To general p-ac.,-
uogcr. near Ncu Ycrl must he graduate Al ~
tgc hsTo hospital ellsriruce, sld bc eieinP ~
rilifsr serric,: s',te sll rsrticiln, - 70 sss u
pcntncc Addrc'. y. Boz IS. Tribune on'e-
sALEs MANAGER snd s,lesm,n und,r,t.ndi1..
one call Cstem wsntcl. Room l.0l. ffc'hN'
Infurslts Bldg.. Nev,rS y. }.
Female
~ iDLAL OCCUTATICN
TOR YOUNG WOMEN"
TELEPHONE OPERATING.
Positions permanent 20 those VINO
qualify. Advancement certain; salary good
protected by lie,Ih BENEFIT Plan: oo1-
daon, q work tie best: nshL v'A
ventilated central onces. coy si.nnf
rooms modern dining rooms: every Pre-
vision MAD, Cor 10, h,sl,h ana ha2P'an.'
New-York tribune., 1917-12-08
HvmlslS


q m..sc.os o. 1--WE y
lsssI omela Fssest.-Frr today no, es''
20 cold; snow to.ncfrVs; light north sada y
cnins norhwesL
New-York tribune., 1917-12-08
IN MEMORIAM

TAYLOR-In ever loving remembrance OF
William Alexander Taylor. December S
1905.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-08
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Female

COOK Finnish DAY week or mouth: best fsief
cnce also htcAerma!o. JUsIa As~''' W.
ingon ave Plaza s'3
COOK and WAITRESS -CHANfBERMAlD. -flnnnn
rrIs. city preferred: best reference. 1-s'44A
ks.1ci e5g LcIll7ton arc. Plaza ii5j.
Nt-RsE and MOTHER HELPER . Eieep.onAny
-, your. Protestant Canadian. IrSin's ASeAcy.
so SiYil ave.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-08

CASHIER wanted: eypcriencedi iof re,~l' 49,
siDrs Aplly Truly Warner Sl' blcsd"",'
DEMONSTRATION on popcorn: slO-sl2. tppy
T. 8 krCssc Co. J-5 fulton e., BrcoAyI'
New-York tribune., 1917-12-08

UM-KENDALL--S. Lylian kendall 70
Lieutenant Ice Y. lsTnrn' on lne. ll.ss"'
New-York tribune., 1917-12-08
BOARDERS WANTED

sfTH ST. 25i WEST Pleasant room. privilege Of
bath: Southern Christian family o. two; married
couulo OF two young men preferred. also single
room Tor one young man. board optional; refer
encss required.
SPEClALTN.
Tow Country kcGting Agency.
200 Nes 72l 81 Columbus 5565
uIE NORWOOD. 7TIi AVE.
ia West letth Room. board. steam hcs; baths,
te,cpAorc. icmc cooh &. c1l.'e.te,...
New-York tribune., 1917-12-08

BoARDMAN- December {. at ms residence
fe,Ie lste William Boardn2n and Louisa
Dimon Buikley. Services IN St Pau
.bureh. OucEo. n. J., Saturday. DecernbeT
S. st 2:30 p. N. Interment IN GreenwooG oa.
cemetery. Sunday. December ?, at lO'oV
New-York tribune., 1917-12-08

LEGAL oneIu Rsead.--rhs foliowins c'roih 70
ord from the Weather Bureau shOss ,nrefstu1s'
durns ths last tseny -foar hours. IN o0~suissr
with the corr,upoading date oi last year.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-08
DEATHS

Cathsr,co Beg"g. bS'o.eo
uiie Of Henry Clay Bcrii0. al her nome
FridAy. December Z. az seven .. ~. u-
aeral services 81 go f~{N "'.' 0''''
New-York tribune., 1917-12-08

HREwER--At Elizabeth. y. j.. December 8.
1917. George L. Brewer. Funeral services
II his late residence $50 Linden sv:' ElIa- ElI.i
ieth. y. j.. on Sunday, December . l'4''
Il 8 %. n.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-08

X. Roberts, Funeral from residence oi h'4
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-01-23
How's This ,

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case OF Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Medicine
Halls Catarrh Medicine has been taken
by catarrh sufferers for the past thirty
Ave years. and has become known as the
most reliable remedy for Catarrh. Halls
Catarrh Medicine acts thru the Blood on
the Mucors surfaces expelling the Poi.
son from the Blood and healing the dis
eased portions.
After you have taken Halls Catarrh
Medicine for a short time you will see a
great improvement ip your general
health. Start taking Haiis Catarrh Medi-
cine at once and get rid OF catarrh, Send
for testimonials. free.
Sold by all Druggists. 7bc.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-01-23
PAINFUL COUGHS RELIEVED

DR.. Kings New Discovery is a sooth-
ing, healing remedy for coughs and
colds that has stood the test Of nearly
fifty years Eor that cough that
strains the throat and saps the vitality
try DR.. Kings New Discovery. The
soothing pine balsams and mild laxa.
tive ingredients soon drive the cold
from the system. Have a bottle on
hand for winter colds, Group. grippe
and bronchial affections. at your
Druggist, soc, dw-l-mo.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-01-23

Lack Of exercise in the winter is a
frequent cause Of constipation You
feel heavy, dull and listless, your
complexion is sallow and pimply and
energy at low ebb. Clean up this CON
dition at once with DR.. Kings New Life
pills, a mild laxative that relieves the
congested intestines without gripping
a dose before retiring will assure you
a. full and easy movement in the morn
ing. 25c at your druggist. d-w-1-mo,