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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-04-11
A BOON TO THE
HOUSEWIFE AT HAND

Women with home responsibilities
to be shouldered, and men who want
to see these burdens lightened will
be interested in tie public demon
stration Of a well-known gas water
heater now to be given by one of our
leading business concerns.
AS all know, .hot water is as neces.
sary in domestic work as milk is in
bringing up the baby. 1t is needed
morning, noon and night throughout
the entire year But the. trouble in
the past has been 90 get the hot wa
ter without running up an extrava-
giant fuel bill. For it takes fire to
make hot water and wood and coal
cost money-about six times as much
money as they did several years ago.
But all such troubles are now
things of the past. Hot wat6 can
be had instantIy-in any part of the
house-oceans of it. And it can be
hdu WuOlly INDEPENDENT VI tHO louSO
in the kitchen or the warm air heat
ing system down in the cellar or
basement.
Tho device responsible for this
saving is the modern gas water heat
ec, which is served by gas and oper-
sied automatically by the faucet that
tulns on the water.
From April Sth to 18th inclusive,
at the offices of the local gas com
pany, Mr.. W. c. Tupper, well known
water heater engineer, will demon
strate the Humphrey Gas Water
Heater, which is said by those in au-
thority to be the finest automatic
gas water heater on the market. Ev-
erybody is invited, and anyone with
special water heating problems to be
solved will be doubly welcomed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-04-11
500 Reward, 500

The readers of this paper win Sa
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able TO cure In all its stages and
that is catarrh. Catarrh being greatly
Influenced by constitutional conditions
requires constitutional treatment. Hairs
Catarrh Medicine is taken internallv ana
acts thru the Blood on the Mucous Sur
faces of the System thereby destroying
the foundation of the disease. giving the
patient strength by building up the con-
stitution and assistine nature in doing it's
works Tho proprietors have so much
faith IL the curative powers of Hairs
Catarrh Medicine that they offer One
Hun iret DoDa.5 Tor aRF case that Il fails
TO cure send or list c testimonials.
Addre1s +. CHENEN 4 CO.. Toledo.
Ohio. Sold all DTug- (, 75c.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-04-11
READ

Don't miss this opportunity, buy
all you can afford Of Assurance Oil
& Refining Stock, only a limited
amount to be sold. Call at Local
Headquarters, 91O15 Chickasha Ave,
phone 2l9. J. A. Zuzak. 10-4t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-04-11

Mrs. Birdie Brast of New Martin
vile, w. Va, who is visiting her
brother, DR. T. H. Williams, left this
morning accompanied by Mrs. T. H.
Williams, for Camp Doniphan to visit
friends for the day.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-04-11
NOTICE

Parties calling Cnickasha Business
College will please phone $40 during
school hours and 1915 at all other
times. 1-12t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-04-11
]. W. OWSLEY
JEWELER

John Crib and Tom King are Fit.
Worth visitors today
]. w. Roland of Cement was 8
Chickasha visitor yesterday
Mrs. A. T. Wagner of Cement
shopped in the city Wednesday.
Mrs. II. II. Duncan left last night
fora short visit in FIT. Worth.
Miss Margaret Williams of Minco
was Chickasha shopper yesterday
Jim Montgomery is attending the
military review today in Ft. Worth
! Miss Bernice Hawley Is spending
several days in Ft Worth this week.
Duke Armstrong and X. p. Estes
are spending the day in Ft Worth.
| Mrs. ]. A. Lines is in TT. Worth to.
day witnessing the big military re-
view.
]. w. lOwsley left this morning for
short business visit to Oklahoma
City.
Mrs. L. E. Cannon of Oklahoma
City is spending the day in Chicka-
sha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Latin OF
Cement were Chickasha shoppers yes
terday
MIR. and Mrs Fred Andrews are in !
Fort Worth today attending the Camp
Bowie review.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Godon and fam
lily are spending few days in Ft'
Worth, Texas.
Mrs. ]. Catrin and daughter, Miss
Leila of Cement, we're in the city on |
business yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Elliott and Miss Sibyi |
Freeman are spending the day in
Camp Doniphan with friends.
Mrs. G. H. Brush will leave today !
for San Antonio Tex, to visit with |
relatives at Camp Travis for the week
end.
Mrs Ed Shultz and Mrs. VIII
Dwyer returned last night from n
days visit in Oklahoma City
G. n Talley, government locomo- !
tive inspector from Oklahoma City, |
was a Chickasha visitor yesterday
c. B. Pratt, division superintendent I
of the Rock Island of Ell Reno. spent I
Wednesday in Chickasha on business. |
J., G. Hoagan. travelling storekeep-
er for the Rock Island from Shaw
nee. is attending to business here to- |
day.
A. w. King and j. Fl. Nelson, ma.
chinists from Chicago, Illinois, accept
ed positions with tine Rock Island
yesterday.
Mrs. James Bolton of McAlester,
who is visiting her sister, Mrs. j. II.
Lynch, was accompanied last night I
by Mrs. Lynch and daughter, Miss
Edith, to FIT. Worth. Tex, where they |
win spend the week end. /
Mrs. Matte Armstrong left for E
Reno yesterday to visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Layton Armstrong for a few |
days. Miss Rebecca Armstrong will /
Join her mother the last of the week
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-04-11
Personal
Mention

|l..$ -.l.1c.l..:,-1,'I',.'l.'l..] 1Nen11.O1]
William Russell in The Sea Mas
ter," Kozy today. It
P. c. Stacy was business visitor
in Oklahoma City yesterday.
Come to Faculty Burlesque, 0. c.
W. Friday S:15 p m. III
Miss Emma Rose Of Ell Reno is the
guest OF friends in the city today.
Phone S4S, Cox and Son. for coal.
Lump coal delivered, $3.50; nut coal
delivered, $500. 4.1-3Ot
L. C. Hutson spent Wednesday in
Oklahoma City on business.
Keystone comedy with Sid Chaplin
and Chester Conklin, Kozy today. II
Mrs. e. J. Shaughnessy of El Reno
is the guest of Mrs T. H. Dwyer.
Let Major Bros. handle your farm
loans, rentals and insurance 9-6t
Miss Mabel Burk is attending the
military review in FIT. Worth today.
Evening of laughter, Faculty Bur
lesque, o. C. w Friday, April H. 1t
r. w. Spencer of Temple, Texas, is
! in the Rock Island yards on business
today.
"sea Master" 3 acts, with VIM.
Russell, Kozy today, 1t,
Misses Margaret and Francis True
spent Wednesday in Lawton with
friends.
Assurance Oil and Refining Stock
on sale at local headquarters, 310h
Chickasha Ave, phone 219. ] "A. zu-
Yak. cat
Miss Hazel Bledsoe employe Of the
Rock Island freight house, is report
ed sick today.
Watch "The Sea Master" Kozy to-
day II
Geo. r. Beeler was in Enid yester.
day looking after oil Interests in that
city.
Don't forget Faculty Burlesque, 0.
c. w Friday, S;15 p. IN. 1t
Arthur Spring went to Ft Worth,
Tex, last night to attend the mill.
tary review.
You will like the vaudeville act at
the Sugg tonight. It'll
Come and see what we have for
sale at the Good Samaritan bazar.
11.2t
Mrs. Ben Webb will leave the lat
ter part Of the week on q trip to San
Antonio, Texas.
Coming tomorrow, "The Volunteer,
World picture with Madge Evans.
Mrs E. J. Reed will leave tonight
for Cleburne, Texas, to spend a |
month with relatives.
Don't forget the place for the Good |
Samaritan bazaar United Millinery
store, Saturday. 11-2t
"Ihe Hise or Jennie Cushing, an |
Arte raft-Paramount production with
Elsie Ferguson. Sugg tonight. 1t
Miss Ressa Brown has returned to |
Oklahoma City after a weeks visit |,
with Miss Esther Lynch.
Buy it at the Good Samaritan ba.
"a practical articles on sale Satur
day at the United Millinery store.
l1-2t
Invest your money in the biggest |
money getting proposition to be
found. Assurance Oil and Refining
stock, local headquarters 3101a Chick
asha Ave-, phone 2l9. J. A. Zuzak.
sat
Claris Kicker, employee of the Okla
homa National hank, left for Ft Sill
last night to enlist in the quartermas.
ter's department.
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-04-11

Saving creates Independence. Buy
one Thrift Stamp every day
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-27
REPAIR WORK RUSHED
ON EMERSON SCHOOL

Repair work on the Emerson school
will M carried on with all posSibl-
haste in order to have the building
ready at the opening Of school The
building and grounds committee and
the advisory committee from ne
Chamber of Commerce have full power
to award contracts and to do every
thing possible to get the building il,
readiness. No bond issue money will
be used but the money will be taken
from the general budget and replaced.
II is rot thought that the halliday
sessions will he necessary as plans
have been made TO secure four extra
rooms in case the building is not ready
in time.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-27

... I,,I ,...Iv.. " 80.
Will NE BRUSH NkMf IN
FRANCE, Monday, Aug The cN-
tension Of the Brush Inc north OF the
Ncarpc has brought the attackers 10
within striking distance oi a good part
~ The Hindenburg line back Of which
' open country with the terrain and
roads m excellent condition for the
movement Of tanks and horses
The British made steady ]progrcs,
again today especially ON me new seq
ton OF the front around Eapagme and
a.'rldc the Sammc. German resist
au.c again was stubborn However. IT
., beginning t0 look q, though the en-
,m. ua. fighting rear guard action,
uirh 'uc l.pc OF HOLDING MO- 'hr British
ur,.' H, cam m..r hi, material 10 the
rear
Battered Troops Loft peb,rd
a.. ,,,.n G,rw,o d,,,.,.r, have be,r
IDENTICAL .r ,r, r,l,r, ,,h,,,c rLe
..-.,,.. .f. ,tr German l.,b romm,rd
r.s ,n leave ls,,,r,J J~,y,rrs ~
r.., ,,.r gr.,l action ADD ;,C,1,r.
tail. .,,. Is., .r,rs. ,.,, ~ five rcr.
ra-.. Of ,r,., t~ru,r.rs ,b.,,,I :,
m.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-27

'woon what can | do 10 help YOU.
and where is the physician"
She smiled again at the note Of i'm
patience IN my voice.
you have very little idea # the dig
nifty and Importance which doth hedge
d physician" she said. "Dr. H1lmc,
was very kind. very conf'icra,c. but
Ut course, he left shortly after Mrs
Morton died"
and you've been alone ever sine"
! exclaimed with a sudden vision of all
The grucsome duties tina, must have
been her, in the last hour or two.
81 am used to IT," she sad in a mat
ter Of fact manner. and ! realized as
never before the round IT gray. sombre
tasks which make up the lie Of a
trained nurse.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-27
HALF OF COUNTY QUOTA
OF WAR STAMPS SOLD

Figure, released by officials at the
War Saving, bank today show that
Sl,0lh.297 OF Oklahoma county'S quota
OF 2.SO0.OO0 in Thrift Stamp sales had
been made up TO August l. This makes
a per capita sale OF $3.50 in this county
1t is believed that by September ! ,
material gain will be shown. No or
2ganization has as vet been appointed to
conduct the campaign in Oklahoma CITY
oil August 81 on which date a drive viii
he carried on through the county II
is expected that an organization will be
named tomorrow in order to give time
for preparations to be made.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-27
Foe Leaves Battered Troops
To Hold Rear Lines Against
British, Yelling Retirement

-Ir ic1 with the blood Of the Germans
killed there. The enemy was prepared
10 launch a counter attack here but as
his troops moved toward the town from
the east. ttcy were caught under the
lire of the British artillery The Brit
I,h then StOrmed into the town and cap
tufed what remained Of the cnemys
iOrcc-IlO men and five officers. From
tayfcul the British passed east and
south further encircling Bapaume
British Into BapAume.
There are unconiirmed rumors that
British patrols have accommodated into
Rapaumc and have gone some distance
without seclng any Of the enemy. Brit
ish shells have been raining down on
Bapaume Tor many hours
Large nlmf ers Of prisoners captured
have not yet arrived AZ the cages be-
cause they are some distance to the
rear. This accounts for the fact that
many captured Germans. perhaps the
number runs well into the thousands,
while well outside the zone OF fire in
accordance with the rules OF war, have
not yet reached the base cages.
Valley of Scarpe Opened.
The new section Of the battlefront.
Just south OF the Scarpe, offers great
possibilities The attacking force. here
are driving eastward astride the Arras-
Cambria road and are nov beyond Mon
chy-le Preux and Wancourt These po-
sitions virtually are on the Hindenburg
line. The rain during the night did not
interfere with the British advlnce, for
the operations now are on hard ground.
The rain put the Germans al a disad-
vantage. particularly those in crater
holes with machine guns. az many Of
the holes were turned to puddles.
As soon as the rain ceased, scores Of
British planes took the air and con-
tinued their systematic attacks upon
the enemy troops. Tanks again distin-
Rui,hed themselves by overwhelming
difficult points where concentration OF
machine guns delayed the advancing in
iantry
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-27

What Happened While Katherine and
mhdge Prepared Breakfast in the
Early Morning Hours. E
MY heart sang as / made my way
wi softly down to the kitchen after
had seen Lillian go into the
rosc-hued nest Of a room where her
Little daughter LAY sleeping, and close
the door.
That she would really sleep as | had
commanded her, | doubted, for |
,hrewdly guessed that her thought,
we're too full Of Robert Sayarin for her
to be able to lose herself IN sleep. But
She would rest, with her mind free
from houScwitely cares about the com
tort OF the coming guests, and that was
an achievement in itself. And Lilllan's
words Of commendation-of recognition
that my mental attitude had radically
changed-were like wine to me.
The kitchen was in the spotless order
in which Betty always kept il. | was ia
mlIiar with It's appointments, because
had helped Lillian to get up several i'm
f''''fAN oAllNA1 ." ~ uHfl bN.AN ,
evenings off,
The door leading to the colored
woman's bedroom across a little pas
sage was y little ajar. With infinite
pains | closed it, and then, tiptoerng
softly around the room | filled the tea
kettle at the tap, and. lighting the ga,
range, put It over the blaze. Then
after n or two other simple rrepara-
tons ! ran noiselcsSly up the back
stairs to the hall, and thence to the
room OF death.
Katherine came out Of the room
closing and locking the door behind
her, Just as | reached it. She pu, the
key in her pocket and smiled a, me
wanly but bravely.
The Gray Round.
"My poor girl" | said, putting nv
arm around her, for she looked SO
weary and spent that | feared she might
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-27
|CUTICURA HEALS
P|MPLES ON Face.
And Neck. Caused Itching
and Burning, Greatly
Disfgured,

my face began to break out with
small red pimpIes and pustules. The
pimples continued to get large and
more numerous until my entire face
and neck were covered. My face
looked &c n Il were . solid eruption.
The trouble . very annoying csus-
ing an itching, burning sensation, and
my face was greatly dishgured.
This trouble lasted ten or twelve
years and I finally triet cutieurs Soap
and Ointment. In between six months
and Q year I was healed" (Signed)
Mrs.. J. d. r. Cobb, oilsonville, N. c.,
April 2. 1918,
When Cutieurs has cleared your
skin Of pimpIes and redness keep 1t
eissf by using ths Soap assisted by
~ Ointment Tor svsry-dsy toils pur-
5000. Absolutely nothing bsster.
49, nsSA Pre- ~ Ian Addfe.. post card
so.p q olst.ssnt , add so,. fsleum r.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-27

Mr., Alice Dodd. mother Of the fIr4'
American soldier TO be killed iu France
IN the world war. has moved into hr.
new home The home was built for
her by residents and labor unions and
furnished by merchants II will lc
hers as long as she lives and then viii
become a memorial and will hold the
war relics gathered by the towns
heroes and from other source.
Mrs Dodd is the mother Of Corporal
r Gresham lie was killed
Nov. }. 1917.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-27

Home Built for Mrs. Alice Dodd.
Mother of Corporal James Gresham
at Evansville, Ind MIS-. Dodd on
Porch, is Wearing Medal Given Hcr
BY French Government. Other pic
tufe Is That OF MIS- Dodd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-27

II YOU feel you are worthy Of a better
job use the want ads.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-27
Revelations
oaWi1e
~"Oep GHrHOON

what Happened while Katherine and
Madge Prepared Breakfast in the
Early Morning Hours. E
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-27

There are boys
Puritan Shirts and
Blouses that appeal
in their patterns.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-27
The 20% Discount
on Boys one and two pair trousers suits ends Saturday

There are Quality
Suits for the boys,
full of service.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-02
CLASS MEN IN NEWPORT
NEWS HAVE ALL BEEN SENT

Newport News, Va. July 1.-The
local exemption board will be unable
to fiji the latest call for men made
by Adjutant-G Crowder Dur
ing July the board has been asked
to engain for camp 1886 men in class
! and this classification is at present
almost exhausted.
Three hundred and thtrty-five men
are desired. 200 colored and 1875 white
These men. II forthcoming, will he
sent on to camp-thirty white men
on July IL. twenty-five colored men
on July 16. 100 white men July %,
five white men from the University
of virginia July % and 175 colored
men 10 camp on July 20
The local boards list does not con-
tain enough names to fiji these quo
tss. The original classification is
about exhausted and the men enrolled
in the recent registration are. to a
great extent. employed in the ship
yard. and. therefore, exempt
1t was said at the board that unless
there was some change made in the
calls they would have to be turned
down
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-02

snake than a woman. for the latter
arouses passion Japanese women
have been SO long oppressed by this
kind Of teaching that they no longer
stop TO ask why. They are afraid like
slaves. Then / began to read the
Bible. l did not like some parts OF 1t
any better than | like the religions
of the East I did not see why any
woman should call her husband Lord
and Master st. Paul made me very
angry. He was an old bachelor; any
one can see that He didn't know
much about women. But Peter? He
was fine, He had a wife, he under
stood women One can see that from
his epistles When I read the Gospels
found that Jesus made no distinc-
ton between the sexes l liked that.
We are all women as well as men,
children Of God, / came to the con-
ciusion that the only hope for the
women OF the Orient to attain their
true position Is through Christianity"
FROM "Emancipating the Women
Of Asia by Tyler bennett, In Asia"
magazine for July,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-02
GERMAN VICTORY WOULD MEAN DEMOCRACY
A FAILURE.

cause. when lined up against auto
Gratis, no democracies can protect their
people against wrongsr This is what
Kaiser Wilhelm is trying TO prove
today II he Is right~-if the united
demdcracies Of the world cannot drive
him back into his den. beaten and sore
there viii be no more democracies
He viii have shown that democracies
are failures. The nations of the world
will become autocracies for self-pro-
lection or viii become slaves of Ger
many or will reek in bloody anarchy.
The defeat of Germany will mean
thar democracy can and does protect
its adherents. 1t viii mean that peo-
pie need not be slaves protected by
a ruler but that they can protect
themselves. German victory means
nothing except that the world Is safe
for Autocrat Wilhelm: German defeat
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-02
NEWS OF THE OLD DOMINION
WAR SAVING STAMPS
DAY NOT OBSERVED


Newport News Va. July Ma
tional War Saving stamp day, set hy
President Wilson as o special day 20
he observed by the public, passed al
most unnoticed by the people Of New
port News The committee in charge
Of the drive here has held meetings
in the past to boom the sale, but for
this occasion there was apparently no
extra effort Only the usual selling
and canvassinr went on
The quota Of this city has been set
a $500 06n and the committee thinks
that unless there is a considerable in
crease in the buying Newport News
Will fall under its quota The public,
stated one Of those in charge few
DAYS ago, does not seem to realize the
serIousn ess OF tie national drive
a large amount Of tho stamps have
been sold, though not near the re-
quired number throughout the city.
The colored citizens, saws the com
mittee. seem to be doing better in pro-
portion than the white The bust
ness houses have come forward hand
someiy, they say. hut there is still ne
ceasity for extra effort TO get the prt-
waite individual TO do his share.
A personal house toulouse canvass
is being made selling the securities
and tahulatine statistics of war saw
ing stamp owners.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-02
AMERICANS AND THE WAR

has broken all records by It's work
in Scotland. They come of a race
that knows how TO saw wood and
say little. New York Evening
Sun.
Calling our soldiers bad boys"
will not make them any easier for
the kaisers picked troops to
Birmingham Age Herald
The woods at Pelleau are no
longer full of Huns. for Uncle
Sans boys have demonstrated
that il is a mighty unhealthy place
FOR them. -~Pittsburg Chronicle
Telegraph.
While they are launching all
those ships on the Fourth Of July
We will not be surprised to learn
that the American marines have
successfully launched another of
fensive. san Francisco Chronicle
No matter what kind of talk
they may give out for publication
in Berlin, they know already that
when they come In contact with
American divisions they are up
against hot OPPOSITION. --Balti-
more star.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-02
THIS WEEK TO BE, OBSERVED
AS PATRIOTIC WEEK B1 II. y. c

Harrisonburr Va. July This
week viii he known as Patriotic week
AT tho State Normal school A great
number Of attractive features have
been arranged for each day. but the
greatest event win he on the fourth
Of July. For a number of years the
fourth Of July pageant has been one
Of the leading evepts of the summer
school Last year more than 500 peo-
pie. from both town and county. at
tended the pageant. The committee
this year has already outlined plans
in which the entire normal school will
he represented. The pageant this
year viii deal with practically all the
Issues that are before us In winning
the world war The pageant. while
It viii necessarily be Of patriotic
order will also he educational II is
the desire of the normal school that
all who can possibly attend will dc
so. whether they are connected with
the normal school or not,