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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-27
Sin langmieriaer Grbid)aftsitrcit
neidllidltct,

Ser grbi6oftsitreit iiber Die Nod-
lalleni6aft oes perItorbenen General
Geronimo 3repino, iopeit es lidb I'm
ieinen geiib i'm Staotc Seros bait
oelt, lit e1Oli6 bon Ben biciigen Sc
ridjten entidteoen moroen. Die Scr
8oeerung entitonb, neil Sic Grbea
lid nidlt oarii6er eilligcn fonnten, Of
Die NadllalIeni6aft in Seros ooer IN
Werieo perfpaltet, eeregelt unto per-
teilt lperoen loate,, ba5n fanter Ole
nllgeredt erideinenoen 4nipriid)e
Die einige Der Grben crboben ltlo
enolid legte ". sc. 8olnler, ser
Snloespernalter oes Mlien- gigen=
tums auf oen Cell 8eihlag, ser eiller
Der grbinnen 5nfaaen miirbe, Die ei,
reil 9eutihen eebeiratet botte. Scr
~gntifeioung seulaB crbalt Morio
Srepino oe Heele $22,5t7.3S III Ser.
st. @eIo unb $t0,Sf6.67 IN inertia
niidlem @elo; Mrs. @uaooIoupe
3embrano De 8repino, @itme oes
ueritorbenen @eneraIs erbdlt 1920
ulo 81 ,534.76, Iomie oie iibrig ble!-
beuDen merifaniiden 9a1frloten ols
Gerpalterin Der 9tadlaIfelidoft in
Moltterep, Merico. M. DC. GoIntcr,
Der 4lien EropertD Gnitobialt, bebdlt
fir Die brittle 9artei $24,617.3S III
Ser. Staaten @elo uno $10,St6.61
in nlerifaniiflent @elo III GeripaI
rlttg. gs lit III ben bieiigen @eridr
ten gum eriten Male porsefpmmeiL
oaB cine beoeutenoe Sunnme bel ser
8crteilu1g elmer Iahlnliellid)aft bonn
Il. g. Ilicn Property Guliooion 5ii-
rIdgebalten nuroe.
Die Sinterlalienibaft oes @ene-
rails grepino in Merico, Die iib aus
8elo, 2anoereien, Sieb etc. 5niant.
meniest ulb Ole einen @ert BON
NiIlioilen repraientiert, lit 5l glei=
den Eeiler utter Sic Grbcn nerteiit
s3m0rApft
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-27
5arm.EruOafte.
8emnie.

Gan Antouio. OF. 9esembcr. 1o1s.-
8ortoifeln, Gal. $40.
SnbfnrtoffeIu. $3.50 nnb 1913.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-27

Gin cpclonartiger @tllo rib aul
Der groBen @initon BIantage BET
Hid)monh mebrere Y1d]terb1uler TO-
Die oas pom Manuagcr g. SO. Win-
non beluobnte @cbduoe bon loren
6imOamentelt ab nno 5erlt0rtc hield-
ben teilneiic. Minnon's Salts ipuroc
ca. 100 YarOs melt lpeggetrogcn nno
gegeu einen mddtigen Baum ge-
idlenoert. Ser Manager erlitt our1
berabtalenoe @ol5triimmer iAfpere
&~crlesungen.
Sn 5latonia lit an, MittpnG
Gin leidter Sdnec gcfalen. DIS
thermometer ionf ullter ocll Wa-
frIerpunft.
Scr Banter SO. @. Celia,
8orlibenoer Der 5ur llnterItiibung Der
GARNER III ocn 9iirre-9iitiften &c
griinoeten aomnliiliorl lit in Noco
mi Sitter bon 65 Sabren aus Dem
2eben aeidieoen.
Die Mitglieber Ger Icrtpals
tungsrdte Ser Staats llniuerlitGt
IN Muffin ionic Der 2anomirtldofts-
lno 6enerbeidule bel Bryan bieIien
helIte pormittae I'M aopitol SIT au-
tin cine 9cmeinihaftlid)e Situng ab.
IN ucld)er iiber Die sur .@ctung bel.
Ger REORGANIZATION Ger nGd)Iten 2egis-
latur ST nnterbreitenoen 8eieses-
8oribldge perbanoeIt meroeu miro.
IS lit Die critic Situng, Die bon ocn
&erualttnasratcn beioer SnItitute
SIR SDroermng Der SntereIlen abge.
halten ipiro.
Sn Der Gege1o pon Nar;a
unO Sort Gapis limo an Montoo bier
3oa Sdlnce gefailen.
@err nn0 Srau 6. Wf. Burger
bon 2uling babcn pom &~rieg5fail;i,
itcrinm in 8aibington Die idfnersli-
de aunoe cmpfongen, onb ibr Gnfel
giigiiit Burger onfalas 9topember III
Srairfreidl gcfolen nno ibr Go6u
Walter Burger ~pernunoet lit.
8idltpr @. 9. @laBcod bon VT
4aen. Der ais aonoioat iiir oeu
StantSienat non Ard)ie Yorr IN Der
lester @obl gefhlagen muroe. mrr
iidl nod nidt bcrubigen, ionoern, nj,
ans Corpus Gbriiti gemeloet nj s.
oie I~ngeleaenbeit Dem SenatSfomitt
sitr @ntfheiontg uilterbreiten. Die
Streitigfeiten 5miid,en beioen &anbi
oatelL melde idon lauge Dor Den Sri
marpablen b%egannenL baben Die Sc
miiter in Den iiioipeItliden Counties
ltnrf erregt; Die @eridte mur0en II
Nniprud) genonmen, Inn 5ri entid)ei
6elt, meld)er pom 8eioen Der eigentli
| de Nominiertc NOR mo 8laBrod be
bauptet lett, Oab Die 8obl Barr
ourh arobc llnreselmGBisfeiten uni
| aaerlci siDeiielbafte Mittel beiperf
| iteiliat mltroe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-27
Nas Der StabtbaGe.

anaebote Derben eillgeforoert iur
Gle Iufbeilerung Der SIt-Go milercs,
swiid)en Ilamo uno gbeitnut Stra-
BE. 8on Der alnmo Gational 9auf
unofuon ser Gtate National ganf
mcroen $4,000 geborgt, CUR @e=
ltreitung ser ansgaben i'm Sanlmc
Die Yetition, in Der Cunning gue-
me einen Ib5ussfanal bersuIteaeiL
Dlirbe Dem StroBcnfommiiiar iiber=
mieien. WiiB 0filorco gasfin erhdlt
erlaubnis, oas Gnh ibres @auies
nit G1iuocln 81 belcgen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-27

@ergeienidaftllug Der ba5u geeigne-
ten iilonItrielelt uno lanonirtl6oftli-
den @roBbetriebe. llrngeitaltung Der
&edtspflege uiio oes StrofDoll5uges
i'm 8eilte ser 9entofrafie Hito bes
So5ialisnus, Geform 0es g~ela1nn1ten
Stcneripeicn mnd) ben @riiioidsem
ltrengiter ioSialer 8eredtigfeit. Gs
lit cine ernite idpere 3eite III Ger
Sic Hegicring an ibrc @rbeit sebeu
mrB-
@eoriiferS lit ole sSiille Der Aufgo-
ben, Dor Die tic iid) geltellf heft. SSrt
Ben bier Sabrcn oes farhtbaren
&ricges buben lih sic meuidlidlcn
nno mirtidoftfiden &rdfte bes Can.
ocs eridopft. Nur ourd) einmiitiges
3niammenitebcn oes geiamnrten @ol=
fes fam Ser ltntergang %obgcpenoct
meroen. 9dur 10 fonilct mir oenen,
ole lest aus Dem eSeloe 5ltriiffebren
Ioaen nidt ibre 2eioen ltno Spftr
.pergclten, mobl aber bic Sortietung
oieier 2eioen eriparen. HlIr 10 f6n-
men mir oas @eipenlt oes SunacrS
bannen. oaa porncbmliA unIere
fSrauen, &itocr mo &ranfen id)cl
icst anfs id)merlte beorobt. &aa mil
ale boben mollen: 6reibeit, ,Srieocl
uno 9rot, fam nllr gelidert meroaH,
peltll oas iuirtid)aftlife 2eben ii
Stoot uno 9ono mfredt erbalten
bleibt. 3ounm itebt 5ulamnleu, hclft
nit sum @obl oes @an8enl
Berlin, 10. Hopembcr.
Die preuBiide Gegierung:
9irlf, Strobel, 9rauli, gltgen
Grnlt, S1niid, glooli @offmauu
&olff peroffentlidt folgcnoen Or
las: 9tod)Oem mir inn Gamcn oeS
Tol5u9srotes oes Nrbeiter mo Sol
o%otcnrates Die Staotslcitung IN
BreuBen ii6crnomncn BADEN, for-
oerlt mir idntmtlidc prcuBilden De
BORDEN mno 8eamten olli, lire alni-
Tide Idtigfeit fort}uieben, nm olld)
ibrerieits I'M Sntcrclie oes @oterIon.
Oc9 3ur MISUNDERSTANDING Der e.
derbcit uno 0romma be~i3utra9en,
ipogegen ibnen ihre geietliden 9tu-
iuriide %unpertiir3t berblciben miollcn.
Die GreuBiidc 6egieruuq:
@irid, Strobel, 9raun. Gllaerl
@ruit, SGniiht Noolf Soifmonr.
Sin 9ciud lit INNER erjreu-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-27

3piebeln. Gal. $500 unb 81. rs per
100 Hiuno.
Somaten, Cal, $2.75.
8ohneu. Colorado. Rlnto. PEI Sfn
SS,75 mup 5000; California Gapous. per
erpt.. $t0.50; Ginfs, $S.75; Gina, std;
9tanD. $14.00; 8ladenes. $500.
Seuerie. S1.50 per &anoeI.
Nrildc otrinQ @eans. $500 per gu
idei.
@riinc @feffer, $500 unp 1925 per
@uid]et
9iaoiesden. SOC per 9eb, @iinbeI.
Reerretttas Wursein Der Bto
Wlirfeu. 60e per 0uBeno.
Grb1cu. per fleiner Crate. $500.
@ieh- Marff.
San gntonio. 81. 2esember. t9fS
Aiihe, 5000 biz $3.50.
Nofher. 500 bis $3.50.
Sdien, 5000 bis $t2.25.
Sdipeine, $500 bis $500,
ct. 9ouis, q. 9eSember. 1915
@ineuieb. GegessO dien. $40 bis SIS.
6dapeiue. $1,000 bis $t7.65
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-27
I,oklaIes.
@abridleinlidcs @etter,

Sir San glntonio uno llngcgenO,
9eute abeno teilrpeiie beocft, Gem
peratur 40-4S.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-27

Die 8egierung bot flirj Dor ser
Grho9iing Der a%aIieepreiie nod To-
100000 9funb Gaffce gefauft. Set.
oenl lit Der aaffee nm 7 Gents pro
8fun6 eeItiegen nn0 ltncle Gam bot
ourd ieinen redt5eitieen ginfauf Ell
men Brofit bon nngefabr $t,054.70 0
gemadi.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-27

Sin 9eiud lit INNER erireu-
lid, cntiueocr menu Ell foutntt ooer
tuern or gebt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-27

GsttDn.
Gpttun =YruDafte.

Gun antouio. neute 301a Gents.
@alnelton. eeiFern 1880 Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-27

Gan a%ntouio. 81. Ge3em6er. t9fS,-
Brine 6rtoe Cotton Seeo Oil. .St7.5Q
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-07-17
FEATURE HOUSE
CUGG
The Coolest Place In Town.

LEND ME- YOUR NAME"
! A 5-Act Metro Feature with Harold
Lockwood.
A cast of well-known players sur.
rounds Harold Lockwood in his la
test Metro All-Star picture Lend
Me Your Name"-a farce comedy de.
rived from Francis Perry Elliott's
popular novel. The leading feminine
role is portrayed by Pauline Curley,
who was Mr. Lockwood's leading wo-
man in "The Square Deceiver" and
other Metro productions. Miss Cur.
ley has done some exceptionally fine
work in this, as we'll as her other
appearances with Mr.. Lockwood.
Bessie Eyton is cast for the leading
character part-a fiery tempered
wife, and she portrays it in the same
finished manner that characterized
her work while she was featured in
Selig productions, such as "The
Spoilers" and in the serial, "The
Fatal Ring" and a prominent figure
in support of Mr. Lockwood In
broadway Bill" plays the role of
DR.. Dinger, an eccentric brain spe-
cialist, while Stanton Neck, who was
also seen in Broadway Bill" imper-
sonates an English nobleman of the
cartoon variety Peggy Provost, as
Phyllis, one of the leaders at a
school of fine arts, and Harry de
Roy, in the hole Of Smithers, an
unusual man-servant, round out the
cast.
THE EAGLES EYE"
The 18th episode of this sensa.
tional serial supreme shows "The
Great Hindoo Conspiracy" This Sc.
rial founded on absolute facts, un
covered by the United States Secret
Service, shows that Won Bernstorff
and his associates are little, if any
better than the kaiser himself.
H1ARST-PATHE NEWS
Showing all the latest war news
and other current events.
PRICES TODAY, 1Oc and zoe.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-07-17
ALEXANDER FOR GOVERNOR CLUB
SANKEY IS SUPPORTED
49, BY MINCO MEN
GRADY COUNTY VOTERS 4:

GRADY COUNTY VOTERS:
1t having been circulated in Chick
asha and other places in the county
that the representative people at
Minco were not supporting Matt
Sankey for sheriff. we wish to sub
nit the folowing:t
To the voters OF Grady county;
We, the undersigned, citizens of
Minco and community hereby recon-.
mend Mr. Matt Sankey for Sheriff of
Grady county. He has been an Of
ficer of the law in Minco for a mum
Der of years and has at all times
performed his duties in a manner
which well justifies his claim as be-
ing a man for our next county sher-
iff. He has been a faithful, untiring
worker against vice and evil and
has been successful in stamping it
out in this section. He has been a
great power towards enforcing the
law.
In asking the good people of Grady
county to vote for Mr.. Sankey, we
are very sincere in so doing be-
cause we feel assured that he will
use his every effort towards doing
away with law violation and we all
certainly know this is what Grady
county neds. We can assure the
voters that this section realizing the
need of this sort OF man in office,
will vote almost solid for him.
We sincerely hope you will con-
slider Mr.. Sankey we'll on August 9Th,
and will help us put the right man in
office He not only has the disposi-
tion to enforce the law, but he also
has the ability. and will do so with
credit to himself and to those who
help to place him in office.
Respectfully,
Name. Occupation.
c. b. Campbell, Farmer & Stockman
Ed Bond, Vice Pres. First Natl Blk.
\. L. Fischer, Druggist.
T. J. Powell, Farmer and Stockman.
John Murphy Shoemaker.
a. NJ. Frost, General Merchandise.
DR.. Little, Physician.
Kirk Woodwork, Hardware G. Furn.
Geo. Youts, Meat Market.
John Bigler, Restaurant.
L. II. Leach, Merchant
d. w. Pinkston, Merchant.
NJ. Z. Souders, Grocery Merchant
G. F. Camp, Lumberman. !
John Anderson, Barber.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-07-17
LOOK FOR THE WORD |
TX or Y |
HSPELLS GOOD SHOW
A big double special attraction show
today
The Vitagraph Blue Ribbon Film Co,
presents Earl Williams in
THE LOVE DOCTOR"

5 Acts

These Blue Ribbon features are
the class of the market and we guar
antee them to our patrons. Mr. VIII
liams is supported by an all star vi
tagraph cast Take our. tip and see
this picture,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-07-17

Broom Wall Farmer and Stockman.
l.. S. Merwin, Blacksmith.
Arthur Wakefield, Garage.
J. A. Stewart, Hwd & Implements.
Lee r. Coffey, Hwd. G. Implements.
L. Durham, Harness Maker.
j. A. Markle, Merchant.
S. c. McAdams, Pres Citizens State
Bank.
N. l.. Eggleston, Act. Postmaster
d G. Galloway, Druggist.
C. W. Gray, Minco Gin Co.
T. w. Brown, General Merchandise.
w. o. Coffey, Barber
r. R. Hume, Physician.
E. f. Loomis, Dentist.
V. A. Robbins, Bookkecper
4. t. Johnson, Farmer and Stockman
J. B. Pope, Lawyer.
III G. Masters, Physicier.
d. A, Mum, Groceryman.
c. W. Lindsay, Agent C. r. |. & P.
I. H. Chitwood, Restaurant,
A. w. Marlow, Grain Dealer.
c. E. McMahan, Cashier First Natl
Bank.
L, X. Bingham, Farmer & Oil Oper.
J. NJ Robbins, Lumberman
f. J. Fikins, Owner Minco Tele Ex
Ulysses Kilgore, Farmer.
J. II. Bond Retired Stockman.
j. Z. Latham, Minister.
Wash Witlaw, Grain Dealer.
NJ. V. Gum, Grain Dealer.
c. w. Bennett, Garage.
j. F. Renegar, Physician
Willie West, Farmer.
c. A. Baker, Farmer.
H. f. McLish Farmer.
w. r. Latimore, Farmer.
Walt Wood, Farmer.
j. A. Cruze, Farmer
J. D. Sanders, Grain Dealer.
J. A. Sager, Teacher.
Ed. Parrish, Farmer
Lee Campbell Clerk.
G. T. Garrett, Minister OF the Gospel. |
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-07-17

Wien you f,el lazy, out Of sorts
and yawn good deal in the day
time, you can charge it to a torpid
liver which has allowed the system
to get full of imprities. HERBINE
cures all disorders produced by an
inactive liver. 1t strengthens that or.
gan, cleanses the bowels and puts
the system in good healthy condi.
tion. Price 50c. Sold by Wren Drug
Co.-Adv. 2td--1tw
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-07-17
VOTE FOR J.L.LYON
FOR STATE TREASURER

TAXPAYER
following qdoatioa Wagner
Thursday July 4th:
Riley Copeland, state ranger the II
Wednesday the
tees of A Leecaf, for
Treasurer"
selfexplanatOry.
to be dollar
his office
to office
personally,
Treasury, S570OO000
and State Treasurer will find
the
all
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-07-17

Alexander is winning for governor
due to his position opposing the re-
opening, reduction or repeal of the
8 per cent gross production tax on
oil. Mr.. Alexander has won the at
tention of the democratic voters Of
this state.
The per cent production tax on
oil has already brought $3,7OO000.OO
tention and approval of the demo-
cratic voters of this state.
The masses OF the people agree
with Mr.. Alexander that this tax,
without further investigation, is fair
and equitable, and are with him in
his fight to make the Standard Oil
interests pay their just portion of
tax.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-07-17
ALEXANDER
IS WINNING FOR GOVERNOR

Do YOU know that the Standard
Oil interests received over $4,000
100000 last year out of Oklahoma? !?
The Standard Oil interests are des.
perate in their opposition to w. L.
Alexander's candidacy and are using
every endcavor to divert the public's
attention from this issue.
Do not be divtrted from this issue.
The reduction OF oil tax / per cent
would save the Standard Oil inter.
ests $l,5OO,OOO annually. You far
mers and business men would have
to make up the deficit.
A vote for Alexander is vote for
honest and just taxation borne alike
by all taxable property.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-07-17

SURGEONS agree that in cases o
Cut. Burns, Bruises and Wounds, TIE
FIRST TREATMENT is most impor.
tant When an EFFICIENT antisep-
tic is applied promptly, there is no
danger OF infection and the wound
begins to heal at once. For use on
man or beast, BOROZONE is the
IDEAL ANTISEPTIC and HEALING
AGENT. Buy it now and be ready
for an emergency. Price 25c, soc.
sl.OO and $3.50. Sold by Wren Drug
Co.-Adv. 2td-1tw
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-07-17
CLYDE KELLY
2O7 Tye Bldg. TelS.3O2-SOO
cHAMBERLAlN's CoLlC AND ~
ARRHOEA REMEDY

Now is the time to buy a bottle Of
this remedy so as to be prepared in
case that any one of your family
Should have an attack OF collie or
diarrhoea during the summer months.
Ii is worth a hundred times its cost
when necded.-d&aw Adv
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-07-17
ROCK ISLAND ITEMS

E. II. Hohenstein of Sylvis, H.
is here on company business this
week.
Mrs. K c. Meade left last night
for visit of several days with rela.
tives and friends at Greentop, Mo.
Misses Frieda and Elsie Decker
expect to leave in few days for
a short visit at Tecumseh, Okla.
Mrs G. B, Harrison expects to
leave soon for weeks visit in
Seattle, Wash.
A. r. Mcintyre left yesterday for d
business trip to Fort Worth.
Frank Mitchell of Chicago, ILL.,, is
here this week looking after COM
pany business.
Mrs. T. P. Golden has gone to
North Platte, Neb, to spend several
days visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. George Buelow is expected
home this week from an extended
visit at Fort Worth and Cleburne,
Texas
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-07-17

Mrs. T. P. Golden has gone to
North Platte, Neb, to spend several
days visiting relatives and friends.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-07-17

E. II. Hohenstein of Sylvis, ILL.,,
is here on company business this
week
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-07-17

Chas. Chaplin in
THE HULA HULA DANCER"
2-Reels-2
It's new one. Never has been
shown in Chickasha
Thursday "The Girl from Monta-
ma, with Neal Hart
Friday, Lions Claw"
Saturday, American Girl
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-01-23
East Side.
NOWORD FROM
COMMITTEE OF
BUSINESS MEN
Mayor c. ]. Keliiher and T.
A. Sullivan Comforting
With Administrators.

No word has been received as yet
from Mayor G. J. kellihcr and T. a.
Sullivan. who arc in St. Faul today
comforting with Judge j. a.. MCGEE.
state fuel administrator, on problenoS
arising in border cities as a result OF
the new laws regulating the closing
of various business places on Mon
days to conserve fuel.
DIR. W. G. Courtney had expected
to make the trip with Mayor Kelli-
her but at the last minute found il
would be impossible. for him to leave
the city at this time and so the serv-
ices of T. a.. Sullivan were secured
These two men have been selected
by the business men of, the city to
confer with the fuel administrator in
an effort to secure a modification OF
the new rulings inasmuch as borde.
city business interests are expected
to he more seriously affected Nv she
Monday closing laws than inland cit
les. In a large number of instances
there are cities and towns situated
OH the boundary line Of the juris.lic.
ton of the new law and directly
across the boundary there are ci lies
and towns not included in the iuris
diction. When stores are closed by
law in one city the business they
would naturally get is transacted at
mother place,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-01-23
WEDDING BELLS WILL
NOT SAVE NEWLYWEDS
Men Married Since April 6 Will he
Treated as Unmarried Men by
the County Board.

A large number of Polk county
registra nts. according to information
from Crookston. have been dissatis-
fed with the classification for draft
given them by the county examination
board and have recently been mar:
ried. The county board is not allowed
to consider a dependent wife claim
for exemption or deferred classified
ton where the marriage took place
after April 6. Men who have been
married since that date will be con-
sidered the same AS unmarried men
and placed in Glass /. Other depend
ent wife claims where it is proved that
the wife is solely dependent upon her
husband for support will be classified
in class four.
Only two East Grand Forks men
were included in the last list of
classifications received from Crook
ston. They are: Rhonel johnson in
Glass 1 and Edward .Ganthier in Class
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-01-23
W. TO SELL
/ WAR STAMPS
Local Office of Telephone
Co. Authorized as Sales
+. Agent for U. S.

War savings stamps. both tho 25-
cent thrift stamps and the SIS war
savings certificate stamps Will be
on sale in Il few days at the offices OF
the Northwestern Telephone. Ex-
change company here and throughout
the state. according to the announce
ment received by local Manage: G..
r. Bonner. The telephone company
has been authorized by the secretary
OF the treasury to establish war
stamps agencies at it's various offices.
In addition to making it convenient
for the public to purchase the war
savings stamps at IT'S Offices, The tele.
phone company Is encouraging it's
employees to save their m,rey ny
buying the stamps.
The telephone company is also de-
voting a portion of it's regular adver"
tisements in the various newspapers
of the state to boosting the sale OF
war savings stamps.
Stamps Out the War" will he tho
slogan Of the telephone company, ana
this sign, followed by the words.
War Savings Stamps for Sale Here
will be displayed at all the war saw
ings stamps agencies of the company
in this state.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-01-23
MAJOR Y0ST IS
EXPECTED HERE.
State Recruiting Office is
Organizing Civilian
Committees.

Major John ID. Yost, recruiting Of
ticer Of tho Minnesota district, is
pccted to arrive in East Grand Forks
on Thursday morning in the army re-
cruiting car Sedan" Major Ycst is
touring the state for the purpose of
organizing civilian recruiting commit
tees in conjunction with the newspa-
pers will place Minnesota ahead of all
other states in the matter of voluntary
enlistnents.
There must be a. general speeding
up of recruiting in Minnesota accord
ing to Major Yost. if the state is TO
fill its quota. as allotted by the war:
department. The department expects
each state to furnish n man per
month for every thousand of popula.-
ton and Minnesota is falling behind
that requirement.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-01-23
RED CROSS DANCE
FRIDAY EVENING
Benefit Ball Will Be Given by the Red
Cross Women at the Lincoln
School House.

A benefit Fed Gross dance will b.
given at the Lincoln school house on
Friday evening, January 25. and
dancing will be enjoyed from ? p. IN.
until 2 a. m. A splendid program
has been arranged for the evening.
The dance is being given under the
auspices Of the local Red Cross AMI
the entire proceeds from the AFFAIR
will he turned over to the Red Cross
funds.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-01-23
HEATLESS TUESDAY
WAS OBSERVED BY
AMUSEMENT PLACES

Yesterday all local amusement
places were closed by order Of the
fuel administration in an effort to
conserve fuel. Amusement places, in
cludes all theaters, pool halls, bowl
ing alleys. skating Kinks, etc, which
by, a special ruling of the a%dnlinistra-
ton. were allowed to keep open Mon
day but with the alternative Of observ-
ing a "Heatless Tuesday" rather than
Monday