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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-03

At the stated meeting Of Alpha Chap
ter. order Of the Eastern Star, last
night. tho following officers were elect
cd: worthy matron, Miss Deah1 S.
Walsh: associate matron, Mrs. Mimic
l.. Hays: worthy patron. Robert G.
Bass: secretary. Mrs. Edith NJ. Law
renee: treasurer. Mrs. Mary Il. Cam
eron: conductrcss. Mrs. Ruth II. Walsh:
associate conductress. Mrs. Blanche
Davenport: Ada. Miss Maggie Hutchin-
son: Ruth. Miss Elsie NJ Mckinney:
Esther. Miss Hannah Cooper: Martha.
Mrs. Clara l.. Goodman: l:lecta. Mrs.
Bessie NJ. Barnes: chaplain. Mrs. Julia
Abbott: marshal Mrs. Laura V. VALID
rup: warden. William Il. Abbott: SON
tincl, Frank McEcnncy.
The chapter also elected representa-
tivcs TO the grand chapter Of Virginia.
which meets in Fredericksburg on
May >.
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HELP WANIl:D-Malc

A:IEL. men 80. u-!s - ,.orI. u,
IuEaefy. W. L. I..v. = 60, G!nter ia
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s700,000,0Q0 WASTED
IN KITCHENS ANNUALLY
Secretary OF Agriculture Houston
Urges Practice Of Household Econ
Omies by American People.
ALSO GREATER FOOD CROPS
Declares There Is Nothing In Pres
cnt Situation to Justify Hysteria,
because There Is No Real Short.
age Of Food In This Country.
LRN Associated Press


WASHINGTON, March a-Grcatcr
economies were urged by Secretary Of
Agriculture Houston to-day 10 holm
reduce tho cost OF living American
families. lie estimated. waste in their
Kitchens annually more than 5000. 900, :
900 worth Of cdiblcs.
There is nothing in tho situation 10
justify hyStcria. he declared bcca, Sc
there is no real shortage Of food in
tho country
Mr.. Houston emphasized the import
"n"c % III" food cost investigation di-
rcctcd by President Wilson. and hciG
out hnpo that Increased crops this wear
may insur" greater supplies.
Tho food problem cannot be solved
IN the sccrctary's opinion. through
price fixing by tho Federal or state
governments. but by Intelligent plan
ming and constructive action. in con
junction with tho operation Of normal
forccs. Urging inquir: into the
causes ~ advancing prices, he said:
~ fun ana satisfactory explanation
Of prevailing prices is not possible on
tho basis or existing knowledge
Where tho food supply is located. who
owns II, what may be- tho difficulties
Of getting 1t, whether the local market
conditions arc due to car shortage
whether there is artificial manipulation
or control. no ono can state with ccr-
tainty. II is essential that We have
the facts. bccauc of the light they
might throw on present conditions and
because thcy are requisite for the
working out OF Il permanent. just and
economical system Of marketing.
The Investigation directed by the
President ought 10 be made promptly
and Congress ought TO give tho Federal
Trade Commission and the department
OF Agriculture the necessary funds"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-03
COMPROMISE EFFECTED :
IN SUIT FOR DAMAGES
Juror Is Taken Ill. and Lawyers in
the Case kcac, an
Agreement.
ELECTION BY EASTERN STAR
Petersburg Grays to Attend Mems
Meeting at the Y. NJ. &. a. ON Sun.
day Afternoon, When ". NJ. Lee
Will Deliver Religious Address.
Especial to The Times Dispa,ch1

PETERSBURG, VA. March Tho
trial OF the suit OF James H. Taylor
against tho Du Pont Company for $780,
900 damages for tho loss of a leg and
an arm in an accident at tho plant.
which had been in progress all tho
week in tho Circuit Court of the coun-
ty, was ended last night with com
promise. ono OF tho jurors was taken
III. and IL being seen that q mstrial
would follow iii consequence. attor
neys in tho ease conferred and settled
the suit 10y compromise The amount
involved in tho compromise was not
made known.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-03

WANTED, two good second hand cash reg
listers. Must he .ueap for cash. Apply
" W. Elelchcr. SIaL 81. First Markell -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-03

v HNTEII; false teeth. We. pay high as s.
broken. Western Metal Company. Bloom :
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Southern Railway system

l...lns l,,.isc ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ST station
Sc.euII- Hsures not guaranteed for tho
aoutn---Dhny: 80 y. ~. local 1861 a. III.
express parior Dufiel car: l.. 81. eAnlesn
il:l. 1. Nj, Ga press. Sleeping car open. $500
T.; Al a:vy r. A.. local. Tor keysrilie. Chase
lo:h kner Line--o:iO =. NJ. steamer
Train except SUNDAY. connecting for BaIl.
more ,l'aitc. carr. 800 a. ~. ana t.li
200, :. ~ and s:lo.A. NJ, L.. =. ~. IS;
l.. Nj. udily $40 A. Al. except Sunuay
from West Point. So. =. Nj. eNcnnt Mun
DAY. $40 4. NJ. ano .:is l.. ~. oaily
,,ffice 9oi r.. Main ~. :'fon4 Aeui.on :.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS
~ \. J, CHEWING. IN.
real Estate Agent ana Auc,iouccr.
80 Ers, Main street
Public Auction Sale
No. rs Wood Street.
NO. II Wood Street.
No. sos North 18th ST.

w. accordance Win the provisions
~ 80. VIII of Alexander Board de-
."aScd, duly probatcd and recorded in
fha hAhc"rN Court of tho city Of Rich
lnoiid. Va. and ~ execution OF q Ger
,Hih docd Of truSt Ia tho undersigned I'd
dated July 10 1915. AMI recorded IL,
the clerk y Office Of the aforesaid court
~ deed book 2"aE. page ol6 defuul,
having been made in the payment Of
the debt therein secured and being re-
Iuircd BY the beneficiary 80 to 10.
VIII Offer for sale. by public auction.
on IN" scspcctirc premises. on
TUESDAY. MARCH i. 1917,
nj o'clock L. NJ.
NJ - aud ?. Wood street, Richmond.
Va. consisting Of two detached framc
dwellings, Of five rooms each we'll
rented. with lots fronting - feet Gael,
~ tho southern line Of Wood stree
and extending back between parallel
lines Ito feet 10 AN alley -. feet Wide.
NJ ; o'clock 4. NJ
NJ. ao5 North Twcnty-nnth street.
Itich'noiii. Va. consisting Of a detached
frame dwelling OF five rooms aud bath
viii lot fronting .? feet inches 81,
Tho eastern line "f Twcnty-ninth
"Xtsrdin. back frpu sad front is.
tw'sn narali"l lines - feet - IN
TERMS: Liberal aud announced III
ale. ~ 4. CHEWING. ia.
Executor ani Trustee
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WARNED NOT TO RUSH TO Wal
Technically Trained Students Urged
RemRin at Studies Until Needs
OF Country Are Defined,
IRv Associntcd prcsnl-

BOSTON. March 2.--studcnts of Ma5}
sachusetts Institute OF Technology afS
advised not to rush to enlist in the
ranks OF the army or navy in the
event OF war in the report to-day oe
an undergraduates prcpa redness cons
nittee. Such rush of techRicafg
trained men, 1t is stated. would bn &
mistake 4
UNDERGRADUATES would be rendering
better service TO tho country, In ~
opinion or the committee, by remsif2
Ing at their studies until tho denlanG
OF the fields of industry and research
have been defined by war conditions, f
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,oh,; M,er, Ite,Irn,.

At special meeting Of the conEre
CATION Of tho Birth Achim Synagogue.
in North Market Street. last night.
tcv. -. :. Myers rendered his rcsiS-
nation as rabbi OF the congregation.
10 become effective on March 10. DR..
Myers has been tho rabbi Of tho con-
srcgation for eight years. and his res
equation Is greatly regretted. Hc has
accepted II cali TO the kncscth Israel
Synagogue at ktttannins, near Pitts
ourSh, Pa.
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Notes of Inherent.

Because Of tho continued had NNcathI \.
or this week. tho automobile show q t.
Iakomont Park will be held during tho
coming week.
\ good roads association has bocn
organized at Disputanta, with j. O.
Faison AS president. ami e. Lee Wolfcj
as secretary.
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board II Renppointed.

Judge Mullen. of the Hastings Court,
has rcappointed II. I. Meade. F. W.
Tucker and W. G.. Malloy members OF
the local board OF rcvicw for this
year lie has also appointed IT. p.
Gillian and w. NJ. Ruckcr members OF
the electoral board to succeed them
selves.
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I. I'D. WANTS
,ii.f. q cents = lime Der lnscrtion

tGkn nft.Y1' :; Ssn .s,, line per nssr,lon
Mn,',S@ S spa ''e t ", ' i'"au
s.. SiI,.|!HSfi
SoMrhNff G Ills c or: SID CASH 10 Ac-
RATE pEk LINE.
su i,a,A IN, DA,E, Insertions. - cents
,; s,;antiy;, "an;sS. a% ~ sff::na's
'gsm n.;s %i'nm M, on @ssS + ssn,s !ins
- Sos , s cover ..r GHi 70 1s "s
T CiAssihcntu.a not guaranteed after - NJ.
r. euEsrAIio>o roK T.-D. WANT ADS.
u.ra .e az, io', S Inss i,s".,sn gransm ~
fcsuiar Once Ia,.s "n,c.i are hNen uDu ~.
WEST On rouSIlr.E otl,EEf.
.'.a.savs D..I sire: riosi Az. and
.o Gm:,.. ,s > rYrnor Druggist, wss. Broad.
kern,s ii,ar..ae.,. ..aa Hanover AYE.
r. Boon. rr .u 's ;si. ~ ',o.s MHe
n. Mr,sn!n Drug -. ne. Lv",oai.S and
h Hxs D Assi. .''" An" A>s l sna H..ye IL.
.,as SYh Dla p ,. ), *. M. m1 s. s.,
k s,ns stree, i:nar,,~.s, -, ). r.ns 81.
Y. Il. Siay * Dros.. l..,h a.. ' .,..u Clay
.Tsiraut Drug store. .ou<n.. ..d u.u.d
soho" g. ii ii ,..'S' S', ''o"i - 49,
Tras sSs' 6sus !. a. s., !. n ., 81 II
iart, s" iar - au - 3. .,,of H1s 81
Ma',a nss ai..t 80; TN, -. ,;,': = ''-
t. il. n art.'" 40 - %ot," ,a ~ y. a.
ki.naIa4on n,uS s,v.s - :. seen.
4, i. yn,lu,ey. =. ~. ,,e",b 81,
turner's i""i""es ,'',s ""t "'d Siain
,WiIiama rha.n..,> .=",> -n.4, ana Mar
sprlDseg prus co,"p-",. '".",s ,,h,,u and
Mnon y s,nant inu- 90. r..ents.ni,h
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Moa.e Elc.. nmeera.

Petersburg Lodge. Loyal Order OF
Moose. last night elected the follow
ing officers for the current year: die
tator. j. L. Duger; vice dictator. w. L.
LGnniss: prelatc. j. Is. Sheficld: score
tary, Eldridgc Smith: outer guard, c.
T. Peters: inner guard. r. T.. O'Ucrn:
trustee, three years, George F. Wright.
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Said 10 Ua,e Two Husbands.

On charge of bigamy. ELLA Cole
man. coored, yesterday was sent on
by Magistrate II. j. Puryear to the
grand Jury OF the lienrico Circuit Court
II IL said that Ella possesses two hus-
bands. She WAS committed to tile
iicurico County Jail.
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BUSINESS CHANCES
rOit SALl.--Hu.iness.


tN'Tt N.NIs". ~. I.I.NoL
.-It.'IttN i,DI "a.
l.'~ioii. ~ittsnatu County VI
sm y. =. l.. H.. - tuIrs ,iIc north Ok
nasit. htautli1I 10 - Ion on bauh. OF
.>">nsn'.p4h I.ucr. H.rr"sLaeu ~ i..our-
ING. !" :cobs iufniAne!~ ana tGgippeo.
idh ihth: " aier. AooIe:s -. e Jrahni.
COX -als, ne*, up.t to date steam laundry
In p GROWING Virgin. tity OF so 400 pco.
n'e. ON! ona othtr laundry IN city. tsua :
sou FOR selling oa ncrs arc ronTcsi1"nts and
former manager has como IL another iiue
of business WIN .ri :, whole az part
interest 10 an experienced lsunar! men. No
tsn operate. Address Box isj. Iilat IHtvn. i.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-03

WANTED. experienced operators on Stokes
4. e Smith machines; also beginners; paid
while learning. SteHiy work. Wilson Paper
SUs o. me 80" "'" I" i.ast FRANKLIN
WANTED. n settles white woman for light
houseWork anu Il companion FOR elderly
lady. Address u. ID. L.. White Stone. Va.
WANTED, a relief cashier. Apply to Bijou
rhcater
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Invitation Accented.

Captain Hon DRris has accepted an
invitation for the Petersburg Gray
to attend the mems meeting at thu
Young Mems Christian Association on,
sunday afternoon, when a religious AMI
patriotic address will be delivered bh
". NJ. Ice. (
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RAILROADS
CHESAPEAKE &OHIOkY

,ul. .-vu .!.tc aid hSSl .. a., n oil n
1sih I.ln-. i-oCai, sJ:2S a.. 1914 a
= a...=S Line. $1,000 Ta..a =.
>. news. y =. uid p. 'S:So o. .iI n = o
.>eapurt News Local. 200 A. s:uv a
aims sIrI.o nom NIX, Ill 90 a.. sl:3, n
, ,s.Sy .: a. HeWkl .s:ss "a 500 D, troS
west. 900 a.. ,.S:ot p 1880 a.. -l:lo o.
SUNDAY iroa lnnrmond. Jas. RiNe- Ts:.s
a. .4:so 'Dai1y. TLScept Sunday.
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STOCi< SALESMAN WANTED.
MEN WIN cling experience, mature .mdE
offer shares IN Z. going automobile con-
Germ having for its management autoino-
Directors tsvora,ly known TO bankers. aud
large investors Commission basis: large
earnings assured for statesmen who cMr
qualify. Reference required. Colonial Finance
Go. III East City Hall Avenue, Norfolk
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EschmondA PETERSBURG
Richmond anl Chesapeake Bay Railway Con,,s,

NH1iiil0Hu dHi CHeSa9Sihs pdy hdlHdy Cono1l
:uDei scu.ns ScA>.ac April a. ma
scheduie suDJe., 70 Change Without
Notice.
H., b.; A.. *. &, a. NJ. 40 4. Al. II a. Il.
h.ftM.a0 +. M Nj 10 r i. III b ss NJ SO
NJ. il:i5 p. ". ~
Trains leave. Ashland $3.50 A. 81. o.7 a
s., 4. NJ; b. A: ~, 10 A. NJ. s.il A. r..
NJ SSS Se!S p p g. MAO 2 A. a. 1 sP g., r
bCarr!es baREake spaily excapt SUNDAY
ssSnnIaSs only. 'NS''
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES

SoclcE.
THIS company having qualified rs admin
l-tr%inr uf tho c~tste George Ron
Johnston. notice Ia hereby given to AN per-
sphs IA Jag claims against tho estate to
present them for payment. AMI all PERSONS
1" the undersigned.
RICHMOND TRUST AND SAVINGS co.
Nus company having qualified as executor
OF tho estate OF John +. Tanner. notice is
hcrclE gwen to all persons having claims
hSaliisi the estate To present them for pay
'tm ana all persons owing said estate win
Nl't>" max" payment 10 tho
RICHMOND TRUSr .HD SAvIS,;S 90
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FOR SALE-Kcai Estatc.

Q VACANT ground IN Monument Heights for
: sale. fronting on Hroad. Grace. Ice. fltH-
hugh ,nts,,:,m Streets. Address 1. -. care
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MONEY WANTED
ICE, coal AND WOOD

WANTED. to borrow from private party
$500 on high class West End property.
-. care Times dispatch.
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SHOE REPAIRING

KiSt.h. the new feather su.IStitutc. Wears
ioi ger. tighter. waterproof. nunskd. No
sGGvals: Whole soicd half soicd Drew :
..teetr.r Shoe Factory. I'D East Main
Srnr. look mnd read. This IL tho choap-
est place IL town to have your shoes re :
pairod. Work called for and delivered
promptly. Standard Shoe Repair Shop. 81:
North Zenith Str. I. Phone MaJisun G,5..
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

iIGH-CIASS stock statesmen can secure
splendid contract. OH absolutely new
pan. No other similar deal has been In.
PRODUCED i'm the South. hut widely sold
North. East and West Write for inter-
Jew. giving experience. G. 90s. Times
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SITUATION wANTED-Male
Advertising
Salesman

YOUNG man IS years OF axe. desires posi-
lion rs as adysrtisins or spccialty salesman:
High school and college education. Rest OF
references. Addreas 900. care Times Dis.
SHOE man. of experience and ability open
Tor GOOD retail connection Exceilent
reference. Address l. IS. care Times-Dts.
patch.
WANTED. position as hotel clerk Three
years experlence: Best OF references fur
nished z. g. Walker, =. .. Box l53. Bur
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS

" STEp. dump wagon and cart ready
/. lor work. hpRl! A. NJ Walkup & Co..
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NrTiSV

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH trW ELFrI
and BROAD Streets. REV. GEORGE ". Me.
DANIEL, pastor.-Fi cachirs al II \. VI. and
j. NJ. sunday school. Q. 20 y VI Sararp
and Ihi!athoa classes meet ia eastern an
mex. Midwcck service Wednesday, 1T S: ia
j. NJ You arc cordially invited.
LEIGH STREET. BAPTIST CHURCH.
corrnr Tweniy-nf,h and Leigh streets
PASTOR !. y. WICKER riii prcs,"ii at II
= NJ. on Where Man \ P.werful.' ana
~ r ~ on FINAL Things and Heavenly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-03

F'tk sale. 100 cords dry oak lap wood 4
feet. al $3.50 per cord Z %. b. Richmond.
~" hctt"r mood on the market. \. Il. Graz.
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FOR SAl.E-i''ariris

FOL: sale. 100 ncrc. rood land troniinc
So,n,nc'n hsi'wr!; AZ station. with mo
acres IN clover. Fifteen miles out. WiiI s.i
al ar divide up into small places G. 9Ol
IMPROVED arm. 100 acres productive
Hand parity IN Wheat. grass, alfalfa ono
inilh depot. near LSn"EburE Fine Colonial
rosid"n." main toad. $500. l. =. .or.
Fi,nca Dispatch
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FOR SALE-Miscellaneous.
IRISH POTATOES

LET us know what you have, kind. quality
ara price: bushels or car lots. for cash
HOCkET & SPRATLEY, INC,
1910 East Cary Street. Richmond Va
STANDARD envelope sealer for want of
= use use, sooa as new; cost $50: price. So
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SlA,Ii.n iitpalil)IAG

BbL,..t hi;D iN.>. HdupFop Roads
'o"nts airi s-anore commune" ".tn cltt
OHssiti'-n..s. client ,.ni.. a..
Ger VEGA N..n1 9.Lsses ..pu. macy a. a
...I. NIPPON. NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-03

ASH for antique furniture of oil Kinds
NeJie me what you have. Beard. liz
Nls> Main Richmond. Va.
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RiiNL ESTATE ron EXCHANGE

TWf.i " f.-itp5M suburban home. all con.
'.h"nc"J. Oh Ger linc. EA"hsug. for We;
n:iu NATE hdur.s. owner. AZ $40.
Times BiEnatch
FOE exchange. Lcnticnian% estate fronting
river M iIouCcslcf County for Income
property III Richinonh. -. Tiincr-
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-
Y tStEb. tahorcrs. G"oJ rry. stead: iuh.
ir3iy :. NJ ~ ~. ..-ustnstul .nu
" ANeu4c-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-14

snDsorIns tor ms Dany EsOre..
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-14
MAJOR BROTHERS
5ll First National Bank Bldg. Phone 2S(
Prosperity

Wise men seek opportunities and
fools drift along in their same old rut
We know there will be more money
in circulation in the United States IN
the next few years than ever before,
and we know that our products will be
the best prices we have ever seen;
we know you can hardly find vacant
house in Chickasha, and we know we
have some bargains in property that
will interest either an investor or a
man needing a home; rent prices are
good and will be even better
Look! Three room house, cistern,
cave, henhouse, lot 5Ox165, near South
school building on high dry lot. Price
$500, first come, first served.
Four room plastered house on Chick
asha avenue ia,iine location, barn and
two 25 #. lots. Price $500 if taken at
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-14
BED cross TO AID RUSSIA

AS part of its program for render
ing effective assistance to Russia, the
American Ned Cross is to ship at once
to the Red Cross commission in Rus
sia. headed by DR. Frank Billings 1926
motor amhulances and automobiles
This is the third Red Cross shipment
TO be dispatched to Russia since the
arrival Of the commission there less
than two months ago. Drugs medical
supplies and surgical apparatus with a
total value OF nearly 100000 have al
ready been sent
Ambulances are needed with the
Russian armies almost more than any
other form of relief. On the eastern
front there are now only 5000 vehicles
for the transportation Of the wounded,
while on the French front. only third
in length. there are 10000 ambulances.
The automobiles now being shipped
by the Red Cross will equip one Rus
sian army corps with five complete
ambulance sections.
Each section will include fifteen mo-
tor ambulances. one auto-bus for trans
porting slightly wounded one kitchen
trailer and one dressing station car.
In addition. each section will have two
touring cars for the use Of officers;
three light delivery trucks. one repair
car carrying necessary tools and eN.
ira parts, and one extra car for gaso-
line fuel
For the present, personnel for ambu-
lance sections win not be sent to Rus
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-14

100 acres on Bitter creek near Tab
Ter 100 acres very choice bottom
land; so acres good grass, good house
and large barn. well. fenced and cross
fenced 30 acres in alfalfa. living wa
ter and shades. Price SEQ per acre.
30 acres best upland in Grady coun.
ty one mile from Tuttle improved and
IN cultivation. Price $50 per acre
so acres hest smooth land first
class Improvements; 10 acres in all
falfa; 10 acres IN Burmuda, fenced
hog tight. This land IS good Washita
bottom, Price S77.5O per acre.
22O acres slk miles from Chickasha;
20 acres bottom; . sets OF improve.
ments; 80 acres IN alfalfa. Price $50
per acre.
$50 acres on Bitter creek; 10 miles
from Chickasha; $50 acres bottom;
so acres in alfalfa; sets Of good inn
proyements; has loan OF $4,000 at q
per cent Price s5s per acre
$50 acre stock farm on Brushy
creek three miles from Amber 2Ot
acres first class bottom land; so acres
in alfalfa. living water; the improve
ments are strictly first class and are
worth $500; S5 acres OF good grass
land. Price $9S per acre.
$50 acres seven miles south Of Tut
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-14

Qlltts
How is this? Two story frame house
nine rooms. A room box house, it would
cost at least $4,000 to build the two
houses; there is l25xlG5 it. Of ground
on the paving aud only one more pay
ment to make; this ground should be
worth $1,000 at a low estimate. If you
want this bargain call us up this week
and $4,000 viii buy it; you don't have
to have all the money
If some one wants an extra nice
home with lots Of ground in the best
location in the city we nave it az
$4,000.
Farmer, here is your chance. viii
trade two story business house, ten
rooms with bath above. all rented, or
will trade you residence property for
farm.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-14
No oAMRLlNe All FAIR

NO GAMBLING AT FAIR
On the Recommendation Of Judge
Stacy the fair association board has
ordered Of fthe grounds number Of
men whose games are said to have ap-
preached gambling devices,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-14
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, NATIONAL LEAGUE =
b q 4 @@ 80 %+ . = . y
How They 6rand Today.
How They Stand Today.

Results Yesterday.
At st. Louis /, Pittsburgh 2.
AT Boston II, New 0-2.i
Games Today.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia
New York at Boston
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-14
First published Sept IA, 1910
NOTICE. TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed bids will be received by the
undersigned. until noon the gath day
of September, 1917, for the erection
and completion of an addition to the
Lyons school. district 43. Grady eoun
ty plans and specifications are on
file with the County Superintendent
and NAV be obtained from him upon
deposit Of $1,000 to insure their safe
return All bids must be accompanied
by a certified check for five per cent
OF the amount of said bid, made paya'
BILE to the Clerk of the School Board
Of District No. iS. Grady county. Uu
ual rights reserved.
f, w. BAILEY Director
w. c. WEIGH. Clerk.
JAS. HATFIELD. Member
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