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Catoctin clarion., 1917-01-04
Farmers Institute Friday,
January rs, 1917.
Effort Will Be Made To Have
Big Display of Products OF
the Farm at Town Hall.

A meeting in the interest of the Farm
ers' Institute was held in the High
School Building in Thurmont Tuesday
afternoon of this week. Those present
were Messrs. David G. Zentz. Chas. M.
Mackley, VIM. j. Martin, G. P. Snurr,
R, ymond English, Saylor Weybright, A.
NJ Isanogle. Fl. D. Beachley and Jas. II.
Firor. Mr.. Zentz was made chairman,
and Mr.. Isanogle, secretary of this meet
ing. Mr.. Chas. M. Mackley is treasurer.
1t is the desire of this committee that
everybody get interested in this insti-
tute, and that the exhibit of products OF
the farm such as cereals, poultry, fruit,
etc., be better than ever before. The
ladies' are also asked to get interested in
the display of household articles fancy
articles, canned goods, etc.
Committees have been named to look
after the various departments, the first
named being chairman. These persons
are requested to meet and arrange for
making their exhibit. The following are
the committees:
WoMAN's COMMITTEE.
Mrs. G. E. Rogers, Mrs. Daniel Flory,
Mrs. Carl Gall, Mrs Daniel Roddy, Mrs.
Mcdaniel, Miss Bessie Martin, Miss
Martha Zimmerman.
Music.
Rev. Chas. D. Shaffer, Kleason Stull,
Evers Wilhide.
CEREALS.
Messrs. Herbert Zentz, A. L. Hoover,
Raymond English, Walter Wiles, Calvin
Putnam, Frank Stevens. Daniel Roddy,
George Eckenrode.
FRUIT.
Messrs. j. H. Lewis, Albert Hauver,
Alvan Hauver, John Kelbaugh, Jacob
Grey, Howard Creeger, Laton Moser.
POULTRY.
DR.. J. H. Prudhomme, L. S. Birely,
Kleason Stull, Roger Geisbert, Luther
Munshour, Sam'l Long.
GOLD FISH.
Charles J. Remsburg, Ernest Powell,
Chas. A. Rice, VIM. Martin, George N.
English.
FARM FERTILIZER.
Charles R. Stocksdale, Charles E. Null,
j. C. Pyle.
RECEPTION.
Sen. John P. T. Matthias, Sanford L..
Shaffer, Saylor Weybright, c. P. Snurr.
Catoctin clarion., 1917-01-04
NThe Habit of Taking Cold.

With many people taking cold is hab-
it, but fortunately one that is easily
broken. Take cold sponge bath every
morning when you first get out of bed
not ice cold, but temperature of about
80 degrees F. Also sleep with your win
dow up. Do this and you will seldom
take cold. When you do take cold take
Chamberlain Cough Remedy and get
rid of it as quickly as possible. Obtain
able everywhere.
Advertisement.
Catoctin clarion., 1917-01-04
Notice to Creditors.

THIS is to give notice that the sub.
scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Frederick county, Md, letters
testamentary on the estate of
JAMES X. WATERS
deceased. All persons having claims a
gainst the estate of said deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit same with the
voucher thereof legally authenticated
to the subscriber on or before July 81,
1917, they may be otherwise be excluded
from all benefits of said estate. All per-
sons indebted to said estate are hereby
warned to make immediate payment.
Given under our hand this 18th day of
December 1916
CHAS. C. WATERS
JOHN S. WATERS.
Executors.
Ion Ek
Catoctin clarion., 1917-01-04
Farm Sold.

The latest real estate news is that Mr..
Joseph Moser has sold his 81 acre farm
located on the State Road about one mile
south of Thurmont to Sanford L. Shaffer,
Real Estate Agent of this place.
Catoctin clarion., 1917-01-04

STATE OF MARYLAND, co
COUNTY OF FREDERICK,
|, Stanley R. Damuth, Cashier of the
above named institution, do solemnly
swear that the above statement is true to
the best of my knowledge and belief.
STANLEY R. DAMUTH, Cashier.
Subscribed and Sworn to before me
this 18th day of November, 1916.
Frank r. Martin,
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
CHARLES M. MACKLEY,
JOHN P. T. MATTHIAS, 7 DIRECTORS.
CHARLES C. WATERS.
Catoctin clarion., 1917-01-04
New -IdrerfiseMenfs.
Valuable Farm For Sale.

Having bought the Joseph F. Moser
farm containing
81 Acres. more or less,
| now offer the same for sale.
For Stock, Dairylng, Trucking and
Fruit, this farm offers unusual opportu-
uities on account of it's location on State
Road and only one mile from Railways
and Thurmont markets. 1t is improved
by good substantial dwelling, barn and
necessary buildings, all practically new.
Possession given April l., 1917.
Call on or write
SANFORD l.. SHAFFER.
ian 4 1t ThurmOnt, Md.
Catoctin clarion., 1917-01-04
Local Items.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

II .John's lutheran Church-Rev. w.
c. Waltemyer, Pastor.
Saturday at pm, Preparatory Ser
vice and Congregational Meeting.
( Sunday January 7th.
$50 Sunday School.
10. 80 Communion.
7.3O Communion and Sermon by pastor.
Prayer Meeting every Wednesday at
7.30p.m.
Methodist Episcopal Church-Rev. 5.
+. Rose, Pastor.
Sunday evening January 7th, Rev. Roy
Brooks of Westminster will preach in
the Methodist Episcopal church, this
place. Services at 7.30 o'clock.
Catoctin clarion., 1917-01-04
REPoRT
- OF --

THE CONDITION OF THE THURMoNT
BANK, AT THURMoNT, IN THE STATE
OF MARYLAND, AT THE CLOSE
OF BUSINESS.
NOVEMBER II, 1915.
Catoctin clarion., 1917-01-04
NOTICE.!

There will be meeting of the Stock
holders of the Thurmont Bank,
TUESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1917,
between the hours of p. M, and 3 p.
m., for the purpose of electing Directors
for the ensuing year.
LESTER S. BIRELY,
dec 7 st President.
Catoctin clarion., 1917-01-04

RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts. ....... $l58, All "a
Overdrafts, secured and unse-
cured. .......... aoo 81
Stocks, bonds, securities, etc. 2S5, ,656 46
Banking house, furniture and
"' rsecerd .............. lO5. .O6O 81
Due from National, State and
Private Banks and Bankers
anu than hau1, reserve. Se ..... 1887 40
Checks and other cash items, l,947 6o
Due from approved Reserve
agents, .................. 4,oV on
Lawful Money Reserve in
Bank, viz, o,o4o W
u. S. Currency and Ma
tional Bank notes. a, ,725 0o
Gold Coin. ....... 55l.6O
Silver Coin. ....... Dad. ~
Nickles and Cents 237.47
Total, 1856, 36l SO
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock paid in, .....$ 25, 600 90
Surplus fund, d,............... $4,000 90
% nenses and taxes paid, -. 5000 II
Contingent Interest, 462 90
Subject to check. 7O,826 5S
Certified Cheeks. Az
Cashiers checks out
standing, .......: 6o 10 ~, S93 "a
Savings and Special. .......:. 45O,945 43
Bills payable, including Certifi-
Gates of Deposit for money
borrowed. ........ ........ lO,OOO w
Total. 1886, 361 SO
STATE OF MARYLAND, COUNTY OF FRED
ERICK, So:
I, Jno. G. Jones, Cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best OF my
knowledge and belief.
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
9th day of November, 1916.
Earl T. Kelbaugh, :
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
"'ST'f N. L. e casAaaR' Directors.
VIM. J. SToNER.
C. &P. Phone-Thurmon 24-W
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-27
POR FL. GLIB ESPA\OL

:,
o&aa Ola mace H"esoS "LoEiSS'S -
L.do Efp&no! dc X HigH 9choo' tx
Il Arenida Main, crycS mIempro5 son
en- su nfayorla e$'Hd'an1eS me\ica-
nos dc orl&en c &c Nac'ohai'uaG.
Acaoan &c m&seS"r 4! reierI'' ''U'
las seno'i''S Mats"'''" C'"'"J''
SRA f'SqueH Ni'te''"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-27
CONTRA LOS MOSQUITOES

". ". Herring, Secretario de!
Console de S&lubridad de IA Ciudad,
ha .aazado = Ia publicidad un boletin
r-com,adando ia guerra I los mosqui
toS. Dice que by que acablr ahora
con c.,a playa que, 81 no es comha-
ida g 3ropagara espaatosamente en-
c yera1o. Recomienda que 50 aHisc
4 ST oficin" de ! eX;stencja de TODD
chalco 0 aqua ~rep"es;'!a en- dcscom-
position para manda" inmeIiaramen-
tc & los inspec;o"es quienes dispon-
dram 10 co~aveniente para sanear di-
cnos iugares.
Coouuc no descuidarse de ayadar
= las autoridades Il combatir IN mo-
lc:t;Sima playa.
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Departamento de
A~gricuitura de o>
Estados Unido>
COMO DEBEN SELECCIONARSE
LOS ALIMENTOS
Lo cue debe haCcrse para que las IA
milias tOincn los ~neceSariOS
alimentoS SanOs
WASHINGTON. D. c. Mario .

$3.50
WASHINGTON. D. c. Mario 20.
Ii sa.ud y el aspecto dc una iami-
- son una buena prueba de n sa-
.vtIidad d. - a.,n-r:%ci5n, scgur
i Boletin nGmero 2GS del DepGr-
tamento dc Agricultural de los Is
tados UnhloS. SGbra 10 mGEcla de Sc
lecciGh,: Us alinler,"S. 81 los rmoS
sen ~fucrtcS; b;en dcsa"fo!.adO5 pa
"A suS eGadca, libres de iEdispus!ciC
Hes o Intermediates y llcnOs de
energia Y arlbicion, un0 puede es-
tar SECURE de dccir Quc i SuS a.lmen
toS Sc 10 GcbeH. Pero. 81 pOr cl con-
traIio son perezosos y cnfermlzoS,
40 bicn desarro!lado$, nj fisica nj
moralmcnte como de0ieran ser, Y 81
IN competente medico halla que no
hay una especial cnfermedad con
leiaci0n I aqueilos males sintomas,
as madres dcben iEquirir, desde luz
20. 81 los = imcEtoS son hIenos Y 81
no. como dcbe proceder para que 10
sean. 81 una pequena cantidad de
mucnos manja"cS o de una sofa Sus.
tancil nut-itiva fueSe usada en- ana
soia comiCl 0 en- un 500 dia, IN
cuci DO sane no sufri.ia, porquc G!
tiene mcdios dc alm&cenar algo &c
so5rante, usando &c sus materiales
a.macen;lIos Ell casos de emergen-
cla. Fl pe!igro Sc presentaria 81 Ia
die,a tomada semanas Y semanas.
propogcionara siempre demasiado po-
co 4 10 que ~necesita Ia nutrici0n.
FL habito V Ia coStumbre Sc auXi-
iian granGemente, porque por 10 ge-
neral estan basados sobre 10 que la
experienced de las g~eneraciones ha
dsscubierto como sabio Y saiudab!e,
aunQuc de lecno nay malOs habitoS
Y costum5res d~esarregladas en- Ia ali
mentacion como en- todas las cosas.
81 kabitc dc los buenos alimentos.
este debe tencrse muy prcsente, IN
c.uye mas que Ia limpieza y ell orden
c& u,'.ss As cosas, aquello que tiene
que haccIse cor los a!imentos y las
coridas y los medios mas propios de
Conner entire los cIalcs figura ell de
despacio. Igua-mente lmpor-
tantc es despcrtIr Ell gusto por toda
ciasa de alimentos sanos, 81 estos no
han siGo Usados en- II casa o We
cindaric Y hGcer consumir razona-
bles c~antidades, sino pretender, que |
sea exagerado. nj solo de
exquisitos. Deben hacerse
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ROEOS.

De dos parties lie n miSn?a se""lon
lie la .iudad Sc l.am6 s:mu,tancIEcn-
te antcnocna = II Po!icia cen motive
de. robo que acahaha !" ve"ificaree
Ell elias y aunquc :o> '~iiciaies &ca-
dieron pron;ai1e"-2 ne !ogr"r"" Ia
&c: ningun& app eher>id". Lno 'ic. les
avisos fu% de la casa lie /. +. Wood.
2!O9 de Ia Avenrd& lc SAL Pedro :
e ro00 consists "n una pet"ca i"
rora Y IN re!oi can as inic.ales L.
T. W, Y IN diaman:a. I'm lera!Ilcr
cen IN camafeo y ! 'amlsas.
L. casa dc S. ". Scott Tue ii oirA
rcsideacia robada. Fl robo consisiio
en- TN dcdal De orc Y 81 en- c1mhio.
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RTE e. ! M!Eg!OD4AEA

70 buen gusto Intervene en- defirlti-
va. en- cuanto al adorno Sc rctIerc. V
en- el que marcadamcnte Sc impri-
men las trazas lie sus artisticos sem
timientos V de su conceptO de IA Oh
namentaci6n.
Pone punto 4 csta cr0nica la ex-
teriorizaciGM de nuestra eXtraNe@a 81
contemplar como Ia media femenina,
esencialmente parisiana, ha permit
do dejarse dominar en- Sill espiritu pa.
rlsiano, que Sc mantiene fiel nj prln-
cipio inicial de Ia mis rigida sobrie-
dad que imponen las triStes circrn:-
tancias locales, por los imperativGs
de Ia demanda cXtranjera. \ per-
dienCo su leGendaria Newfoundland.
consiente IA instrusidn de marcadCs
eXostismos cue ampara con su ban
dera, viGndOse que sasvros y ,nnc:scos
de Paris Green una rama c. III 49,
da cen In denomination dc "alodl
La Condesa de SAINT-GERN&lN.
Nortcmaricana.'
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ANECDOTA.

e. doctor Rivero era un hombre
de poquisimaS palabras, Segun es sa-
Dido. pero a menoS en- una OCCASION
di6 con Ia norma de su zapato. Una
sonora Sc preseato cierto dia Ell 81
despacho con ana nan infiamaGisi-
ma. He aqui el dialogo cue Sc enta-
bio:
-tQuemaduras?
Confusion
-Catapiasma-
Al dia siguiente ia mujer Sc pre-
senta otr" vez en- casa del doctor. y
vease e iialogo que tuvo l1gar:
-cNejor?
Poor.
Mas emphasizes.
Dos dias despues vuelve a presen-
tarse Ia mujer.
-tMejor?
-Bien, 5Cuanto?
NADIA. iJamas he cooncido mTJer
mas discreta!
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UNA HERMOSA TARi1E EN- Ell
BRECKENRIDGE.

Fl Parque Breckenridge o::eci6
el domiago una esceHa que proba-
blemente no In tenido igaal en- MIN
gura parte dc los Estados Uniios. e.
bano sc vic concurrid!s;mo de NADIA
dores, hubo dos partidos de tennis,
ce~ca de 200 pe-sonas jugando golf
en- el juego municipal, varios juegos
de baseball, c2balgatas err burro por
numcrosos ninos, en- n pa:abra, tai
ag.ome-aci6n; que hubo necesidad de
Cnviar una escEadra extra De poll
cia para vigiI2r e. orden. e ~servicio
lie Tranvias puso carros extras y el
paroue ofrecia un aspecto animadl-
simO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-27

LOS ALEMANES Y SUS ACTIVE
DADES.
Oi.'ne dc Ia Cuar;a plana).

var a cabo negociaciones con los re.
voluciorlrios que cpei&n en- Chlhua
aua : Sonora. : fin dc contar, en- II
cam2a1a contra los Es.ados Un-ios,
con los clemen.os cue estan DISCUS
tadoS cont~a e. "o5ierHo &c este
pals por hahe- cnvi&do = Mexico q
expedition del general P~ersh:mg.
De5e ha6er ago de ser!o t" tcdos
igs umo~e Que oirculH. puesto
que. como So deja ~eXpres2do. los
sgentes de, ~scrvic:o secre:o '!e. 90.
5iarno de los Es;aGas UEi.o$ han
tornado cartas en- {. asunto = sstan
dirigierdo 5odos SIS esfuerlos ! deS
cubrir ]quienes sor los que estan
llcrando d cabo tales negoc.4cion"s
' 81 Villa Y Salazar han acceptable 0
es,an diSpueStos : aceptar las pro-
poSicioneS de los teutones-
Ell CORRESPCNSAL.
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ES VOLADA OTRA GAIA DE
FIERRO.

II noticeable nue. :ut voiada ot"1
c.ia fuert, = rabada /. mairugada
da ave- ash como de muchos otros
,ohos nue -lvie~on !ugar en.rc II
rocb, r., sihado = n ma6ana del
r,ros bo n,os4o . IA 3olic;a en- CO.
,o.;r;.,.o 10 ,na una ey~traordira-
rim actiyi:,l $. he Gesarro!!ado entire
ios I,drores de todas classes. La vo-
Iadura de In Gaia fuerte en- Ia tienda
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LA CAUSA DE MATA Y BARRERA

=, " -,
Ii "T u "','o'
N-"-| ) NoSI''u'
A&c!eAGo '0"o 10 G"s eS~" ue ;" p"
2or saiVaF i u oe'eluIuoS ue i"
terrible pena que D el.os Pe5a'
In causa u esta pehdien'e en- ID
Corte 0e Ape'acloAeS Of!h'ilale"'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-27
SAUTIZO.

En- Il Iglasi1 Cathedral, fut baut!-
zadc, cl domingo en- Il tardc. Ia nina
NagtG!ena Thelma Raussa. h!ja de
sehor Jose Raussa y dc su csposa, In
sonora Herlinda Pa!iAo de Raussa
Fusron ~pSfi-inos de n nueva c-is-
tiana, Ell ioven Enrique G~uardioia y
Ia senoyita Margarita Raussa.
Con motive del bautizo hubo en- Ia
casa de los padres de Ia nina, sta EN-
81 Menchaca St., una fiesta intima
que resu1to muy enthusiastic.
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POLITICA MENUDA.
(Viene de Ia 3a.)

Francia, han cargado con el S"nto :
Ia l;mcsna Y nc e~Spcraron = los fr~r
ccscS con los ARGOS de uiunfc Il -,
estan acostumbrados nj Or repiques
de camjanaS como sc . merccia" pa:
tar vali>nteS.
Pobrecito senior Poinca-e. que Sicuc
creyendo. dentro de su i9gtnua an
dorosidaJ, cue Ia presente guerra 6
IN iuego de ninos, ' cue les "bcches"
com0aten pcr d~istracrsc ' per pasal
(. ratio en ami@able esparcimHeatc cen
los "gabachos."
BIenaventuradoS los que Koran, por
Il ellos Seran consolados.
TIBEKIO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-27
BUGGY ARROLLADO POR UN
AUTO.

T. [. Parker sali5 ligeramente he
rido al ser 2rToliado el buggy en- que
IL; 70" mn 2utom6vil. aye: a las b
lie Ia malaria en- al Ga. cuadTa de Ia
Gale. Austin. Segln Il information
dada = Ia p~olicia. Ell conductor del
auto no quiso detsner::o despueS de
1aber causado el Academic.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-27
Sc SOLICITAN

Agentes para la venta de
LA PRENSA, en- las pobla-
clones de ARCADIA, Cali
fornia, ATWOOD, Colorado
Y demas lugares donde no
los haya. Las personals que
Unforeseen pueden dirigirse so
licitando precio y condicio-
mes a LA PRENSA, Depar-
tamento de Agentes, 607 Do
lorosa, ST., San Antonio, Te-
xas. q.
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NoEicias de Ia Ciudad
Sc ENCONTRO UNA NINA QUE
Sc HABlA PERDIDO.

FL diputado sheriff Galbreath, en-
contr0 V entreg6 4 su familia, una
nina de una de las escuclas de q ciu
dad que Sc habia perdido desde el
lltimo ~iueves. La citada nina fue
ancontrada cerca de Kirk sobre "a
via del international and Great Nor
thern. donde fue vista andar corrien
do sobre los rieles.
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81 esta '. suf-icndo de ai@@na Gc laI eater-
nedadeS pecuiiarcs de los aoncbres. deGv '.
eacri5!r tueSO p:.!ienGO uas~t-o Na!loso Libre
Gratis, de - pax rs. EstI cSc=lto en- len
SGaSe terSo y .laHO para que 10 cEt'cnta c'.a.-
QS!e-a persona ' Sc =a-Js vc,Ie Ge SIS CONF
Jos sanSS y dc~.nte-e~E1os. Los ho1:h-rs G-e
trAtRa de rec-pc-a= 81 Sl!ud. ~ FucrxG y ~
Eitalided halla-aa este L.ik-o Gratis cNccp-
cioca.meRte !U;ereSaE:c y .aiiosG. Lc t4cc h
v PcTque sut=en los homb=es y como ode
mos t-ataT esuS casos vo'. TODD v=l,o. Cae-
-smOS que lea V. "a verGaG soare vsas enter
nedadeS. en- E-estro LibTo Gratis. y que ju2-
E-e v po- II mlsrao GesnucS- 81 cSta V.
crSl. neTvicso y REOtaGo y suS o9SsnoS cor
pOTaieS eStan cafe-moS. nailara '. gran con-
suclo ) avsdR en- este Libro Mcdico lns:ruc-
tive : lnteEesante. MEGdcnoS Z. - nUnbrc
complete y 81 direction. csc-itos con ciaridad
y lie manCareEaOs ests Guia para "a Salud.
porte paSato. absoiutanensc gratis, en- CO.
b.'rtE scncI!ls y SIN cue sc oSliSue y. a nads
por peairia-
Di-lSirse q
DR.. J.. RUSSELL PRICE co.
SD. 1855 -. Clinton 81. Chicauo. ~
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Cuando necesi:e libros en- ~espanoi
Do!orosa ST. San Antonio. Texas.
d~irijase a Ignacio Z. Lozano.-607.
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s F 5
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Gotta Miii,ar. DeSiii5nd Sexual iEnro,eneia.
Vir:Iit.ad Pc.Giaa. E.c!sS S~ssTvsOS. ,S"rvicSi-
dad. EsPcrma;orTca NrGra,StsaIa. Eri.siones
So.euraaS. Er.erm-Gadcs CrUIto CriulTias.
a-i como n.s.cF de. EStonlaLO. de- E.gado.
Sejisa y Rinoncs, lod"s e-io- nEr - ;Ceten
t-atarse con exile cen :oGs TCs=rvs en- Su
pro2ia casa > cor muy POGO COST or medic
lie Io~ T~ra:amicntos C.ertIicos. Alodrrnos ?
Aprohados Que asanos nnSoLrus.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-27

los esfuerzos para dar a los ninos
eli habito de los buenos alimentos. 81
la genie de edad, no los ha adquifi-
do, los ninos tambien 10 harlan asi
V estas son cosas muy importantes,
no solo para la salud, sino tambien
para la economic.
Rehusarse uno a IN plati-
10 sano simplemente porque no esta
n acostumbrado, da lugar a evitar
ell uso- de muy deseables y econ0mi-
eos alimentos.
Greer que es M virtud acaparar
mas alimento del que puede ser ne
~cesario, demuestra pobre gusto, a.
tempo que una NAL entendi-
da economic.
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WILSON'S COREGA
RETIENE LOS DIENTES
POSTIZOS EN- LA ROCA
Evita las Encias Ulceradas

Las encias Sc encoien Y Sc hinchac
con frecuencia. y Ia dentadura Sc aflO-
ia, pero este no es culpa del dentista
Una APPLICATION de COREGA sobre Is
plaza dental, evita estos inconvenien-
tes y Ia retiele firmemente en posi-
ci6n, ayudando q Ia hygiene de Il DO
ca. Vale % centavos en- las drogue
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-01-12
BILLS
LARGER IN
DECEMBER
City Council Approves Warrants $5,447..
"a, About 81 900 in Excess Of Or
dinary Monthly Expenses

Little was done at the regular meet
ing OF the city council last night. All
were present except Alderman Linn.
A petition signed by a number OF
citizens asking that a light be placed
at the cornor Of Second and iowa ave-
nue. was read and received and or
dered referred to the light committee
The bond OF j. c. Rickerts as plub-
ing inspector in the sum OF $500 was
approved
The reports OF city officers Tor the
month OF December were read, accept
ed and ordered filed.
When the time arrived to pass the
ordinance providing for the payment
of the city's bills for December it was
found that the expenses last month
amounted to s5,474.74 or about $1,000
above normal or this amount $3.50
was for the payment Of 500 feet OF
hose for the fire department and S343
for a water tester for the water de-
partment. The ordinance was passed.
Then arose the question Of repeal
ing the ordinances requiring 81 ou-
tomobiIe fee and creating an examin-
ing board to determine wso shall be
given drivers permit.
Ordinances to this effect were read
but after discussion were found not
to be satisfactory and were referred
back to the ordinance committee for
revision.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-01-12
COUNCILS
AT SEA ON
AUTO OLAW
Three Ordinances Presented But None OI
Them Acceptable and They are
Returned

Automobile owners have gained an
other respite in their immunity from
arrest because of their not having a
city automobile and drivers license is
sued by the examining board. The
cornell, after about ninety days dis.
cugsion of the matter, was no further
along at the conclusion of last nights
regular meeting than when the ques-
ton of the unconstitutionality of the
existing ordinances was first suggest
ed and ordered inquired into.
Three different ordinances relating
to these subjects were presented and
read last night with the result that
they We're all referred back to the or.
dinapce committee. One of these
tended to repeal that part of the stat.
vfes requiring p 81 city fee Another
would repeal that part of the ordi-
nance which required examination of
automobile drivers and the payment
OF a seventy-fiye cent fee. The third
embraced a number of questions to
be propounded, under the new order
OF things, to applicants for drivers IL
cense, such license to be issued with
out cost.
Extended discussion on the lines Of
that INDUCED in at previous meetings
resulted in no action pending the
dcawing up of other resolutions.
In the meantime no arrests or pros.
ecations will be made because of the
lack Of these permits or examinations.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-01-12
BASKET
BALL GAMES
TONIGHT
Double Header al c. HIS. Gymnasium
When High School Girls Will Meet EI
Reno and Freshmen Meet SOphs

There will be double header bas-
ket ball game at the c. H. S. gymna-
stun tonight when the c. H. S. girls
team will meet the El Reno girls and
the freshman boys will meet the soph-
omore boys.
Both games promise to be interest
ing. The local girls demonstrated last
week that they were in the race for
highest honors and put up the most
interesting game played on the home
court in a long time. It is needless to
say that much spirit always prevails
in class games and this is to be proven
tonight by the first and second year
men. Season tickets are good at both
games. First game called at s O'clock
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-01-12
EX-CONVTCT
DISCHARGED
BY MOORE

Because a man has served term in
states prison is no reason why he is
guilty Of every offense charged aginst
him. That, at least was the opinion
of Judge Moore when Jess Williams
appeared in his court this morning to
answer to the charge of having held
up w. II. Fillmore and of having
robbed him of $S in cash. For the
second time Fillmore failed to show
up. Judge e. Hamilton, representing
the accused Indian, had witnesses on
hand to prove the innocence Of his
client but it was not necessary. Judge
Moore, in the face of two failures to
appear in court on the part of Fill
more, dismissed the case against Will
liams and he was turned loose.