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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-24
REAL EsTArr-sUMMER HOUSES
MAINE


RoCKPoRT, ME.-June 1 10 October 1. broom
homestead furnished pp-to.date bath; hot
AR neat pure water: hardwood foofag ap-
pie. pear and cherry trees; sver-bearinE
sirawherrles. respborries, currauts gooseber-
res NeEetable gardens; 2-acre white birch
troNc IN rear ! acre lawn. pigeons. water
view near Eolf links and electric cars. &. Y.
port Me ' -.
SMALL BUNGALOW, furnished. $3.50 for sea-
son, near Friendship, Maine. IN Muscongus
Ray! me sailing, boating. nshinE. PEMBER,
ION ESTATES, iiO2 Harrison Building.
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CARPET CLEANING

QUAKER CITY
INV 1I2sIISi EAST COLUMBIA
IDDhESS iUu EAST GlRARD AVE.
o. entail and Domestic RJgs our Speciality.
Our FIVE different processes make us the only
ca ret cleaners w,o are In a position to clean
ell grades 81 tsfar 'orily.
LARGE FAMIIY WET WASH GOc
y RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS
luTOMOB.LE DELIVERY ANYWHERE
Rsl ph Kel sinEtln 2i41; keystone. East ~.
Fun &riON-McARTHUR
l6'7.l5 rATHARlNE ST.
ORIENTAL EUGS OUR SPECIALITY
FINE RUGS OVEN FROM OLD CARPETS
FAIL. WET WASH, GOc
BELL, DlCk, 693G-5a56; KEY, RACE 27O5
fhE RUGS %.OVEN FROM OLD CARPETS
SOLIC -SAIPLE-CATALOG
N"NWORTH RUG MILL
llsA hi-20-3l T.. Columbia ave.
HYSTuNl5 CARPET CLEANING - Carpets
cleaned D. secured. III Westmoreland St
Phone 's'Jsa 3jls.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

CITI
ATTRACTIVE HOMES FOR RENT
some Of them brand new-'NENER BEFORE
Sgt'TPIFD"-porCh and terrace fronts; per-
fect beauties II YOU are looking for a home
In philadelphia and are particular and want
the pest NoRMAN $. SHERWOOD
spruce 1911. i4li Walnut st. Race SO25
,,.u,,,rlarIy examine today the 5000 bIocl, NJ,
e i0th street nothing else like them for rent
in philadelphia; sample house now open.
5=,'v pay RENTY We can make yon a..
VIII liner Of your property on a monthly payment
OF so for each siOoo 9t ths GoSt OF your homei
y large cash payment, uNDERNRITERs'
aEHiTY AND MORTGAGE COMPANY Bi7
IA North American building Philadelphia.
STORES AND DwELILISSGs yi Il iSG & "a all sections Of
N'''' SAMUEL r. FOX co.
s. n. cor 9th and CallOwhill.
20 SOUTH 2lsT STREET
IA rooms and bathrooms
SAMUEL w. LEWIS Real Estate Trust BldH
Iso4- 1906 TULIP ST, story, rooms: only
SiO: main street Keys 1905
VSiI.-I--cItANEN's rs SONS. 1916 n. -Tth u.
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APARTMENTS

FOR RENT S35, outside bay window anartmen,
on I'd floor. . rooms and bath, kitchen and
pantry: steam heat. elevator and ianltor
service. Phone Preston 207B.
APARTMENTS Of 1 and rooms with private
bath, electric light. etc. furnished unfur
nished also one suite OF 4 rooms kitChbn and
bath Apply T. 7. Rocket. $50 y. 10Th st.
APARTMENT HEADQUARTERS
NORMAN s. SHERWOOD
SPRUCE 307l. l4ll WALNUT. RACE 3025.
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AUTO REPAIRING
mos. BIRDS AND GOLD FISH

s,tE-CollIe bitch, sable and white; good
rR sALanra and coat; red and blue ribbon
hr e." Gall or address GIL S. 57th st.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
- 1895
AEOLlAN PLAYER-PIANO

s,ptp oetter player;pisno ls sold anywhere eK-
s95es are charging $500 and even 5000 for
buSi,- pianos which perhaps cost no more to
Vii ~ nSn a. me Aeolian player-piano which we
4 sfpss,y,Ihlermore, we arrange most liberal terms
aotaneal as low as So, so weekly. with small
Isdsdsal Aeolian player pianos. slightly used,
CalIeSu S2O and $50 below regular prices.
Nh " write for large illustrated catalogues
spscial plans OF payment.
hEPPE'S UPTOWN STORES
corner 9th and Thompson SITS.
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800 REDUCTIONS on PIANOS
several high-Ernde pianos Hoppe Marcel
!uS. JuIes, etc, with 2 sounding hoards re-
turned from winter rental accounts will he
soid this month at reductions Of 500 to $3.50
p"loW regular prices; 81 monthly and upwa rd
IaIl or write for large Illustrated cataloEurs
ana special plans Of payment
lEPPES UPTOWN STORES
Corner 9th and Thompson SITS
PIANOS and players used. write for bargain
booklet Power Weymann. $500 y Broad st
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WALNUT l2il=Sploudtd suite fos professional
work. photographer or mudste. srUoud floor
front. also fine room north N=ht, half tiEht
Nr. VIII rent separately Watson HuCkrl.
CHESTNUT. !oCT-i of7ccs fllIy equipped for
nrnt-ssInnAI U.s.. mnderm unnyOnIencrs-
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VICTROLA VIII
.NlCtrOla. STYLE VIII iut

49, 90-Yietrola style viii, including ~
Nsniiens 10 lO-in. ID. +. recOrds) this Is
ales, ,iql golden oak covered Nictrola, with
Nstf. improvements; can be paid rs cents
kIle sal or write for catalogue ana COM
hEPPE's bPTowN STORES
Nefner 9Th and Thompson sis,
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N.,IRoLA VI AND G-iO u. =. RECORDS
~ hU.-An excellent outfit for one who il
Iu9hIhg lot a good machine at a reasonable
pr'e' weekly payments accepted, call or write
Cataog. ' '''7' "'u'''"''"
HEPPE'S UPTOWN STORES
Corner 9Th and Thompson SITS
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OLD GOLD

OLD GOLD. silver. platinum. plated ware. old
style tewelry. teeth plates bought for cash.
Est. 1870. J. l. CLARK renner, s07 SAMSON.
OLD GoLD-Cash paid for old sold. silver.
antiques. clocks. Send postal, will call.
ROGERS. 81 3. 18th st Both phones,
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REAL EsTATE-sUMMER HOUSES


NAME win let from June TO October my
summer residence. consisting OF II rooms. all
furnished. large yrranda; shade trees. fruit
trees. lawn garden; near golf links and yacht
club. y mile from Camden. all improve
ments. with horse, carriage and auto II de-
sired. Photo sent. Box lii, Rockport Maine
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mUs1cAL INSTRUMENTS


12a5-vvSssED PLAYER. .PTANos
sS7g-Auto Manual PLAYER. .pisno o9st ndt. 't,9seo
S3GS-WieeppPee player. piano, cost $3.50 WOW
cost $500 cunningham player-plano
=, Payments SIS months,
Other pianos taken ~. y,
'lsl plans OF payment a'eu catalogues and spe-
nEiPE.S UPTOWN STORES
turner 9th and Thompson sts
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED


completely furnished, silver, linen. etc.
nothing to take down: near beach, casino
hotels and station don't miss this one
Clement, lild Real Estate Trust Bldg, Phone
Wah It iIOG
AVALON. y. j. Furnished apartments and
cottages. for rent. from 500 70 5000 for sea
son send for illustrated booklet and rent list
a. T.. Hayward. Avalon. y. j.
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TIOG a nth AND vENASGo SITS.
PEARL WHITE in May Blossom
.Alse. GREAT sECREsT no. 4 :
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RIDGE AVENUE i''' RIDGE AVE
LILLIAN WALKER In SALLY ~
"PATRlA," No. 9
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-24

s,,., PHoNoGRAPHs
rabIre, a. snghtly used phouuEraphs with
ceiiort .u anu records can be paid weekly. eX-
te''ent G bargains; in hrst.class condition: euuSl
OF bargains ""' 'o'"p'e'e Isl
HEPPE'S UPTOWN STORES
corner 9Th and Thompson ste
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-24

CSnninSHbndr PIANOS BY Chickerine te,,sr
ramgihg from S75 to SiT5 ''''' AT prices
on ouT p,au9s were taken as part psyusn,
and S,iiP iP,ain9la i9 pianos, and have bcen rebuiit
5s oSo sG.a win the usual Hoppe guaTantse Ca,
WEPpr.ss'eT .ss'eT tor new ones II desired.
corner 9th and Thompson sts
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pboro.r. SfEClAL BARGAIN
new. Up, w az great reduction. cost taon
Cepted up,,3n ppa3n date outht, small payments az
IfEpppIrF, pIF ,WrlttS for complete description
corner 9th and Thompson sts
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JAPANESE PATROL"

NoNnERFUL MUSIC ROLL. tSS Motel
2oc OParCel Post sc ENtra)
,,rau, Huhranlted Ftrst-Class Paper
S'ahu Union Plano Co. 3l3G KensinEton ave.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
CITY


W. BRUCE BARROW. 1870 n 18th st
Established 1856, Factories Speciality.
7lS2t ARCH-2d floor. Harris RldE., 10 600 sa
r.. excellent light, heat. power. sprinkler sys.
tenn. passenger and freight elevators. low rent
.. y. Villains. $50 Philpdrpui, bourse.
fAGToRlES a floor space Of every description,
Hhlla.. and vicinity FACTORY EXCHANGE
stephen GIrgrd Bldg Ftlhprt 4iuU Rae. @3ia.
HAVE PARTY who will erect building central
or other location. Tor satisfactory tenant.
pIETERltH I3T Walnut at
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.tu S5S-LARGE PHONOGRApu
Msll cabinet and records: finished In a bsau
LIul uuartered oak; cost new Ss4: can be ps ia
Isrgate dtte OF 20 cents weekly. an excellent
v'riss III good condition; equal to new
"''t ,pr catalogue and list Of bargains
nEPPE,S UPTOWN STORES
corner 9Th and Thompson sts
st,s ESIE1 UPRIGHT PIANO. IN hand.
Sooute ,tnahoEany case, good as new.
suit ''' i''"S can De arranged to
hoNARD VINCENT. S36-S3S.siO y 9Th
Established 80 vears
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oFFICrS. nUsIyEss RooMs Frt

Sl2.aO VERY DESIRABLE OFFICES $1,000
HEED BUILDING
NlN.'U. l.ll.lh IllREIiH ST. 81. 90
FORREST RuILplNG. .hrokor.! ,on.g: i2a i25
:. iih st.-SWNllrr offices. Sl2. SIS. N@j per
mouth. Apply Room l21 ti1 s ith s'
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EMERGENCY funds placed at once any sum
immediately answer; lowest rate. pN; De
CASH to Loan on Real Estate: Cash quickly paid
for building Association shares FRANK w
Michael. 1897 Chestnut st. Philadelphia.
All, AMOUNTS to loan on lat and I'd mtgeL
Chas y Do Young. 400 W. End Trust Blds
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SWIMMING
TYPEwRITERs AND sUPPLIEi

TYPEwRITERS RENTED
NONVISIBLE-4 MONTHS, IS
sVISIBLE-3 MONTHS, 81
FACTORY REBUILT TYPEwRITERS
AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE co.
sO2 CHESTNUT ST. WAL. 2549. MAIN 826.
REMINGTON SERVICE applies to rented ma
chimes. II guarantees satisfaction
REMINGTON TYPEWRITER CO. INC,
10 s. 9th st.. Philadelphia.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-03-22
ESTATE INVENTORIES
AND APPRAISEMENTS

Judge Davenport was occupied yes
terday with the consideration Of impor-
tant probate matters.
The inventory and appraisement OF
the state Of Grant M. Smith, deceased,
was filed, showing an appraisement of
$4,000 on real estate
The inventory and appraisement of
the personal property of the estate of
Tom Johns, deceased, which was filed,
showed property to the appraised value
of $3459. The real estate, however, is
being administered by Ed Johns, broth
er and business associate Of the de-
ceased.
An unusual condition was found to
exist in the estate of Sallie Pardier,
an incompetent full blood Indian, which
was shown in the report of sale. The
woman, not being member Of the
Five Civilized Tribes, will be allowed
to draw rentals fromfher land but can
not sell them as she has no title from
the United States government This
decision was rendered by the Indian
attorney at Anadarko.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-03-22
MERCHANTS
TO MEET R.
|. WORKERS
Matter Of Collecting From Local Railroad
Employees Will Be Taken Up; Other
Association News

The following new members have
been added to the Retail Merchants as
sociation, since the first of March: j.
w. Rose, grocer; DR.. A. B.-Leeds, Da-
wilson Case Lumber Co. Chas. BLY,,
Monarch Grocery.
"Chickasha now has one OF the
strongest associations In Oklahoma.
The merchants are beginning to real.
ize that dues paid to the association
is an investment" said Secretary Ers.
land today.
In the near future a committee from
the Rock Island shops will meet with
a committee from the Retail Merchants
association to discuss the matter Of
collections from Rock Island employ
ees. We are hoping that hereafter
we will never have to garnishee any
man who works for the Rock Island;
we want to treat everyone fairly, but
at the same time we have to look out
for the interests Of the merchants.
I'VE are pleased to say that most OF
the big business concerns OF C.--~<a
sha now are cooperating with the
merchants in that they demand OF
their employees that they must pay
their honest debts; to do otherwise
would be encouraging honest men to
be dead beats.
Nearly all of the grocers have now
agreed to have the secretary look over
all OF their accounts once each month;
they are too busy generally to make
out list of the delinquent ones; In
this way better rating bureau can be
had.
Membership cards are now being
printed and will be distributed in
few days; each member should place |
these in their windows for several rea-
sons; everyone will know that where.
aver they see these cards that the mer-
chants are boosters for Chickasha; all
5o everyone who Is worthy Of credit
will obtain credit. Merchants having
these membership cards in their win
lows will not be bothered with bad
heck artists nor advertising grafters.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-03-22
Is VERDEN
GIRLS JOIN
BUSY CLUB
First Girls Club in History Of Town Or
ganized and Prepare for Work Amid
Great Enthusiasm

For the first time in its history a
girls club has been organized at Yer
den. The club was formed on Tuesday
under the supervision Of Mrs. M, Cory
ell with a membership Of twenty-six
and all were 9nthused over the work.
Avis Saunders is president and Ger
trude Jacobs secretary of the organi-
cation
The girls will begin active work next
Tuesday making towels, holders and
aprons. They have insisted on Mrs.
Coryell returning to them on that day
to see the work properly done al
though it is not customary to visit the
clubs more than once a month.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-03-22
ANTI
CIGARETTE
BILL TODAY
Governor will Appoint ]. H. Miley Of
Tulsa TO Supreme Bench and Ard
more Man TO Court Of Appeals
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
Oklahoma City, March 22.-Gover-
nor Williams today signed the anti.
cigarette bili The new law strengths
ems the restrictions against the sale of
cigarettes to minors and provides q
punishment of fine and Imprisonment
for violation Of it.
A license fee of $25 and $1,000 bond
is required of dealers. If the person
accused is convicted those securing
evidence and pushing the case receive
a generous part of the bond. This
serves as an inducement for prosecu-
ton
The governor announced today that
he would appoint J. H. Miley, of Tulsa,
as Justice Of the supreme court from
the ninth judicial district. Judge
Brett, now a member of the criminal
court of appeals, will be succeeded by
Smith Matson, of Ardmore.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-03-22
Navy Department Doing All That Hnman
Energy and Endurance Can Do in Speed
ing Preparations for Conflict
LAND FORCES. MAY NOT
HAVE TO CROSS SEAS
President Begins Work on Message and
Senator's and Representives Of All
Faiths Pledge Support
By United Press.

By United Press.
Washington, March 22.-Men and
more men-is the nations call. The
navy wants them and the army will
soon need them, under the expected
call for volunteers or for compulsory
service.
The navy department is doing all
that human energy and endurance can
do in the way Of speeding UP prepara-
tions for hostilities. The army is
waiting upon congress, ready to heed
what may come as to the calling of
men.
Naval, military, economic, and fl
nancial preparedness plans are being
formulated by the National Council Of
Defense and will be carried out by the
several government departments. It
is claimed that plans have already been
advanced as far as could be expected
It is believed taat the navy will be
called upon to bear the burden of the
war. While an army undoubtedly viii
be raised, military men say it will not
be for overseas operations. Special at
tention is being directed to aircraft de-
celopments.
The navy needs 74,5OO men and needs
them now. Secretary Daniels sounded
an official call for that number today
in an appeal to the press to stimulate
recruiting. One Of the first things to
be asked of the war session Of con-
gress will be authority to increase the
navy to 100 900 men, the maximum.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-03-22
TEN YOUNG
ELKS BORN
HOT TIME
Crack InitiadOnTeam From Ell Reno Takes
Charge and Conducts Live Meet
Of Local EIks

There were warm times in Elkdom
last night when ten Chickasha candi-
dates felt the efficient and fully deyel-
opend powers of the Ell Reno initiation
team which conducted the ceremony
at the invitation of Chickasha Lodge
No. 755. The visitors are amng the
best equipped team in Oklahoma, hav-
ing the latest paraphernalia and they
officiated in evening clothes. They
were met here yesterday afternoon by
the reception committee which con-
Quoted them on an automobile tour OF
inspection, spending an hour at the o.
c. w. where they were cordially re-
ceived by President Austin and in
spected the school, then to the Coun-
try club where they met acquaintances
and to principal points of interest in
Chickasha and surrounding country.
Returning to the lodge rooms thirty.
five sat down to a six o'clock dinner
and were entertained by local Elks un-
til the hour of the meeting, which they
took charge of and conducted through
out. After the ceremony the lodge
was addressed by o. c. Black, an at
torney of Oklahoma City and member
Of the grand lodge.
Among the visitors were delegations
from Pauls Valley, Okla, Gainesville,
Greenville and Mckinney. Texas, Okla
homa City, Purcell and Shawnee.
The candidates were J. R. Wellborn,
c. A. Wellborn, T. R. Hurst, Gust Da-
gendorfer, Van McPhail, James p.
Wade, ]. E. Dougan, X, C. Farwell. NJ
H. Whit and ]. E. Keys.
The Ell Reno delegation consisted Of
A. r. March, Charles Watson, Neil
Waldo, Charles Strong. George Hey
man. Bob Forrest. H. j. Davis, Frank
Frey, Arthur Hatch, Arthur Spencer,
A. Tinkelpaugh. G. S. shackedford, E.
A. Ashley, Sam Keys, Charles Gibson,
A. B. Gibson. A. B. Walton. Harry
Weird. Sam Tannebrum, w. P. Morri-
son, P. f. Harrott, Jim Bradley, Frank
Harrison, Frank Hensley, Jack Mat
thews and John McClain.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-03-22
Daniel Willard Ready to Quit Board Of
B. & 0. and Sam GOmpers May
Take Charge OfLabOr Portfolio
NO CABINET CHANGES
SLATED TILL FALL
Defense Council Largely Comprised Of
Nations Biggest Industrial, Financial
and Manufacturing Leaders Of All
Political Faiths
(By J. P. Yoder, United Press Staff
Correspondent

(By J. P. Yoder, United Press Staff
Correspondent
Washington, March 22.-Despite q
growing demand for a coalition cabi-
net in event of the expected open hos
tilities between the United States and
Germany, President Wilson at this
time is not considering such step, it
was strongly intimated today
1t was learned officially the presi-
dent is considering no changes in his
cabinet.
It was also learned positively that
no formal resignation of present cabi-
net members hace been presented to
the president, although each member
has, in accordance with custom, infor-
mally indicated to the president his
willingness to retire should the presi-
dent deem changes advisable
The nearest approach to coalition
cabinet, it was stated, would be a
broader authority for the national coun-
Gil Of defense, the membership of
which includes all the members Of
President Wilson's cabinet
The defense council, authorized by
congress and a quasi-official body now
in charge of the important work of
mobilizing the nations financial in
dustrial and social and individual re-
sources, it seemed certain today, will
be made the presidents war council.
Daniel Willard, president Of the Bal
timore and Ohio railroad now in
charge of the transportation division
of the defense council, has made all
plans to quit his private duties and
take the post of head of the war coun-
cils transportation portfolio"
Samuel Gompers, president Of the
American Federation of Labor and
head of the war councils labor divis-
ion, would, it is said, probably be CIV
en- the post of head of labor port
folio in the proposed war council.
The defense council, it was pointed
out today, is comprised Of the nations
biggest industrial financial and manu-
featuring leaders of all political faiths.
1t was also pointed out that to create
new cabinet posts would take action
by congress. While the nearest ap-
proach to official declaration today
was that there were no changes in the
cabinet being considered now, it is
known that several present cabinet
members have considered getting out
in the fall. It was officially stated to-
day that, Of course, the president
would try to get the best men for
their places, should the places be va
cant, but that the new members would
be Democrats"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-03-22
UNIVERSITY TEAM TO
PLAY WHITE SOX
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
Norman, Okla, March 22.-The base
ball season for the university will open
Friday, when the Sooner nine will meet
the Central State Normal school team
on the local diamond. The first team
of the Chicago White Sox, American
leaguers, are scheduled to play the
University team April 2. The season
closes May IS with game here
against A. 6 M.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-03-22
NEW BOOKKEEPER FOR
OKLAHOMA NATIONAL

A. R. Collins, formerly with the Cor
dell National bank at Cordell, Oklaho-
ma, has assumed his duties as head
bookkeeper at the Oklahoma National
bank, relieving Miss Rose Leslie, who
will return to her home in Cherokee,
Okla. Mr. Collins was for some years
assistant cashier of the Farmers State
bank of Cement. He has recently been
released from military duty and with
Mrs Collins and their small son has
taken rooms at 92S Iowa avenue.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-03-22
Confusion IN Russia

BY United Press.
Berlin (By wireless), March 22.-
Russia is in state Of confusion and
anarchistic agitation against the con.
tinuance of the war is growing. Work
ing men have refused to respond to
appeals to them to return to work.
This information reached here via
Stockholm. 1t was indicated that the
provisional government was far from
being in control Of the situation, that
discipline in the army was relaxed and
that various factional differences are
now smouldering, ready 70 break out.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-03-22
MEXICO DEFEATED
BY United Press.

Dy UHIIpU 1Itoos
Frederick, Okla, March 22.-1nter-
national complications came to head
here the other night when a Mexican
candy vendor and vigorous American
porter nick-named Hesitation" did
battle. But the porter didn't hesitate
when the Mexican acclaimed allegi-
ance to his native country "Coma
usted on el outside" threatened the
Mexicano and Hesitation won the
fight
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-03-22
JUDGE HAMILTON
CONDUCTS FUNERAL

Judge E. Hamilton left this morning
for Rush Springs where he will Off
special request OF the deceased made
body Of Mr.. Owens. an old Mason re-
siding near that place 1t was at the
special request fthe deceased made
just prior to his death that Judge Ham
ilton be asked to perform this service.