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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-17
iisbIe RadrtSe.

gs gibt IN Ser aseIt sipeierlei 2ette,
eriilid) iolfe, oie ;bre Ser5ensfreii6s
oaran bnben, iuenn fie iiber irgeni
Senlan6 ettpas @utes ODER 26blifes
erfobren tSnnen, iii,o bic 6urin ellen,
es az ieiiiem Sob tDeiter Su insen;
iiir's anbere dber foIhe, bic mt nab.
rer @oIIuft barauf Iosifiir5efl penn
iie iiber irgeno Seninrb etipds Sdlinl.
mes erfabren. ,tii6 bic es bann mid!
'eriparten founeIi bis iie @elegenbeit
boben es peiter 5u fngen. Sene find
Me eblen, 6ieie Die iineoIen gfatiirerr.
3u fpeId,er geborit on, iunb sii mel.
den utod,teit bii geboren2 SeSenfalls
ntrit bu Ieiht peritebeIr, baB, no bic
ssobrbnftigfeit, tpie iie ioG, fih nit
Der 2iebe perbin6et, fie giadtbeiIiges
iiber anbere BLOB bnli oiisfagen iDiro,
tptnn ss unurnsdfpgfilh n5tbig iIt
Gle frelit ii4 nidt Der llneeredfigfeit.
lie freiit iid aber Der @abrbeit. unb
neil i've an Der llngereAtigfeit feite
sSreiioe bot. DeSspeger mag iie aud
trid,t BON ibr reoen lulb mag Die auibe
BON ibr nift tpeiter trngen, duber
ipeitn iie I'M 6eS Geiuiiieris uileii
irid]f oiioerB fam.
9ritt aber Der GaG MN ipirflih
Elm, oob nidrr notbge6rungen ettpds
9fohtbeiIiees iiber ben Wd6iten iagen
ober 3euse fem mib, mie nnoere Is
fdeers, bnnR ipirb bic nit Der Qitbe
perblft6ene wobrbnftigfeit iuuner
nod nIioers re6en, dIs Die bon Der
2iebe IoEgeloIte un6 on6urh ibrer tn
neriten 2ebensfrait beraubte @abr.
baftigfeit. @1brenD bic Iettere IN Der
fdlinriien stifftbe iiber ben Wdhiten
nit @eboeeu umbertpiiblt, 70 fingt
MIN fir bic ri4tige Mabrbaftiefeit
Die Mrbeit an, Die man nit Den Mor.
ten be5eiduiet: .sllles gum Weiien feb.
rem. Hnbei bIeibt re nntiirIidy
@nbrbcftigfeif; fie fnu irn6 tpiro
iiienanIs bds Gdlpdrst iptiB urtb bns
g0ie glif fteruen. Mber iie wir6 ollf
bic 4infte bi1ripeiien. ole nod einer
GuifIdrane beoiirfe1t, inl5 iiber bic
mon nod rridjt 70 obne Mciteres OBJ
,rtheizaA fasu; ie tptrb herpoyiia5u
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-17
Die geididte eiaes gariier gaIafies.

Dos paIais Der GbrenItaion IN
paris. Elm reisenbes gebdube an poni
De Golfsrine, bat hur4 eirx Sronie bes
S4idiaIs cine iebr nc@Ielrei4'
Gef9i9te. Seirx gntTtebung p<rbanfi
Is Dem oeutI4en 0uobs5fiiritsn bon
SoImsaprburg. CT Ionsptilte fi9 IN
ben itiIltn S9i0Hern feirier 9eimnt6
unb iieoeIte nah Boris iiber, no CT iif
gals iibtr ROpf in bas Genubleben
'bes oItsn Rtgimes ftiir5ts. 2ls Teins
gtittel sur egiise ginssn, tegann CT
ben Ban bes golais, btfen pIdne er
islbif entiparf. Or tpnnte pprausIeben,
bnb er ME barin ipobnen ipiiros, nber
Jpn fibelts Der Gbrgsi5, fit als Wmn
BON @efhmad unb tiinftlerii9en Oas
ben 5u betniien. Dn a ieine 6tooteu
ni9t meter beldiien fonnte, berfd3ds
6erte er eirige D5rftr, bic sr sinem
Mintel Der Wosdsn befob, unb oedts
nit Dem Cribs DE 6ringenbifsn 8nus
fduIbsn; iein lebisr 2Ouis sins braus,
uln einise s5eitons su pergpIbtn. or
fonnis etrabe nod ben asieIboten
aufbdnssns. b. 3. bas in frantreid
beim Bssieben elmer nsuen Wobuune
iibIidx lsit gtben; bic ueusierieen
goriier, sinselnbtns unb nid4 etnseIa'
6ent. erf9isnen 0osu In beLien S4da,
rem unb Is bIieb ipegtn feiIts Idrm.
polIsn Durteinnubsrs nod Iange
Gtabta<lprGn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-17
lIraIte Slider Seuofratis I'M @ieai.
fdDen WseerbuIeu.

Chime Useilen Don btr SiiHanliin'
buns, i'm Weer6uisn Don Riga, lisgt
bic Rlnoe<.5nlel Elm tpinsasss Jnisl'
| den, bas pcsen ieinsr 8spobnerItaft
unb 2ebensaDeije bel ben HensnosrL
bic eirunal bort9in peri4lasen tuorOsn
iinb, ftets Sniereie trtpedt bat Die
,Setpobner Dieier fleinen sJHfel iinn
Sdpeoen, bic fi6 Dieasi9t bort ansee
fiebelt babeil, als einit G@iDebeu em
3torpen bic Oberberri9dft botte 5sa
unb bon bfiibenber Gsiihtsfurbe.
itdurInig, eefunb unb .segen ale aBit'
terlinsseinfl,ilie obsepdriet, glei1en be
9etDobnsr Der SrfeI I'm son5en nus
ieben unb G,ebaben fdtpehf4eu Bau'
ernfamiIien. gainoe 1T eiu gang uie'
BRIGGS Sanbldnb, nfrsenbB IT eins
bernertensiperfbe Grbobulg 81 febtn,
nirgenbs Elm JslIen, Elm JIuB Ober Elm
Bad. Sic Snfel III redt tpenis frudt,
bar. Das Getreibe, bds bier dnse'
bant fpirb. unb bic grings Disbsudt.
bie gttrieben iptrb, i5nnei bic @epol'
ierilng nift erndhreu. Dds 3duptge,
iperbe Der 8sipc6ntr BON Gunos IN ber
fJif9s unb Siobbtufans. eiuf ibrtr
stbre4Iihen Gobraaistn fabren bic
Slider binnus aif bas Wseer, nm 81
ide 5ufanger. ,Dide fperben IN ben
na4itgelmenfn Sdfert rldueutlid
Riga, beriauft, uHb fir ben GrI0i
brinaen iie bann anbere aebeusmit.
tel, neutrality-suspicious. u. (. NJ.
bsiin. Tfe aniei seb0rt sum Gpuper.
neneut 2ipIanb, ibrs 8eiDohner baiter
dber irnmtr sepiiIs Dorrt9te. GO
brali9te @Inoe IN friibepeu Soften
ttine Refruten fir bos ruiiHfe See.
Su fiellen, tire @bgoben ipuren midi
dIlsu briidenb. unb iis baf!en aud bds
Rs9t, geftbesiibertretunsen bon sts
rtnsertrgfnpers felbft 90 obnben. Nl1f
ibreu .siisrnen grisf., tpie bic Heuobs
fier bon Munoe sbre bonn ruffifd,en 3as
ren ols yiItis nnertannten Ne4tsfats
itHgsn nannttn. iparen iie febr foI3,
unb redf oft mubten iie biefe Uprrsd3te
ben ruiTifhei @oIperneuren gegtniibvr
febr entrgif9 bertbtibigen. Rrinoc
idun ais ridtige syiTderbempfrnfk
ongeieben fperbtu. Mie e bort itinrn
2Ibel unb feinsn Hporre@teten CAB,
10 mar bort au4 bic 2eibeigenf9oft
ME beidnnt. Jn man&er @e3isbuus
beftebt bort ein sepiHer Romnurkss
nius. irfofsrn, ola Der Grtrda aus bein
Tfdfans imner glet4udBig bertbsilt
fpirb. Betn Girfauf pou Rdbrungss
mittelu ober onberen acknowledgment
Harden stbt es ou6 gair, ernOfftHs
f3dftlid gu. Dir eipentline aalbess
fprnfe III b1s GfcptbiiGe unb n bie-
fer Gprd9s b5ren bic Bespobner oui
GDnnios aud bic prebipt. Gle fpr.
dxn der andi qfdifbnitfd', bos ne tn
yttgd unb Chou erlfrnt bdbtu, NM
tbenfo i5nneu iis Ii& NIT ben eifoeu
In btrer Gprcdk unkrbuiten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-17
ginefnnatf, 16. San

Margaret Rabe on Marp 81. @sls.
% Bel 100 5uB an Der aafanetie aDe..
150 SUB fiibli6 BON Warion aDe. aui
@alnut 5ils. 81. (Steuer 81 n
WioDtDs' Some nnb aiplunr fol
aeeb anb Snbissrt Momen on 5enrr
BRbeabein. bic u6rbIide 5dIfte bon
Got 13 unb Die n6rblide 9dIfte ppu
Got 35 IN George MiIre's llnterabtb,
in Settion 81, Nli[erett Sp. 81
(Steuer $2.5O)
Rufus Sting, per Sberiff, an Gli3n'
beth Ring 6arringtoH 10 Bel 65 5uf
an Der NorbIsite BON pedrI Ctr. 3S
gub Sifli9 bon Wins GtroBe, ebtnfr
20 txi 100 Tub an btr Msitisite bon
Woin Strabs, oDifnen Columbia
anb Grpnt GtraBe, Drber fir pur.
5sliiruns. (st,uer $11-50.)
GMit Raebel q. q. on Gnma
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-17


Damn tauFte Der gouleiisr ons pa-
| Lois, I'M Iidb fir Die nod znbeadbIfen
Qlttsiten einigsrinaben al bsden Der
5iirit bIisb nls Mieibsr. Sein giuf in
paris irur nod l4lsdter. nIs sr es
psrbiente. CT bate man9sn Dssens
itih bnpoIgsiroscn, trobbtm bearss
iuobnte man ieinen Wufb; Ct bate iein
@.rm6stn bis gum Iebien Ssller nus
ssliefert, irobbem bt5ipeiftIte man
isine RsoIitieit. SIN Spiel bate er
iinsebeure Gumnsn perIorer, nihiss
beifppenigsr bebauptetsn b5le 3unsen.
baB sr falfh Ipiele. geiii fprah mon
Jpn nidt gang ob, ipobl nbsr ssiunben
Wenfhenperitano;Nsr bntie cine unge-
| pDbnli6e gilbung, aber man Itgts
ipenis Wtrtb dlf isine llntsrboItuns.
gluber feiner 2ebtnsfiibruns ipnr oud
Iein 5ohmutb iduIb baran. bnb man
sesn isins guten gisenI4dften bIinO
ipnr.
als Die MeppluiiDn ausbra6, ere
griff Der Giirit, ipis 70 muu&er bers
iintersefomnene Nbelige, partei fir
iie unb Ikb jih als Sapitdn in bic
goiionaIsarbe sinrtiben. Bel Der
berTd<nben ltnoronune bIisb Ct In
benz pdIais, obf1cn CT nismols Wlxs
tbe 5oblte. Gr tbat bort sinen aIub
ouf, Der iebr bunt 5uiaumengeiebt
uno greg i'm SpeitateIma9en mar;
inioIge btHsn erbieIt bas paInis ben
ipDttiIden gsinomen GnImisonbis.
Elm aus pislsn Beitdnotbsilsn gemii6s
ter Salat. 5rob ieines rsbolntionds
ren Gifers entsins giirgsr Salm niht
ser guilIotine. er ipnro dnaetIagi, Elm
Spion Deutf9Ianbs Su isin. unb bins
gsri1tet.
Sei6 GadfoIser in bem paIais bdt
ebenfalls pIp9oIosiidxs Snterefe. Gr
nannts iih 2ieuibraub. mar Der Sobn
eines gausrn. uno bate in isiner Sus
senb G9aum i'm 8orbierbedtn sss
idlnsen. Gs iit niht gang iInr, ipie CT
gu feinsm Rei1tbum sefommen, jes
benfaIIs paren bic Weee reht unfaus
Der. Wun muntelte. bob sr bel elmer
@ieBerei betbeilist seipeTen iei, bonn
Giaate erobs Mn5ablunsen erbalteu,
bpfiir feline si1lsige aanone eelieftrt
unb niif biefe DeiIs ein atdn5snbes
@efhGft ssmadt babe. 2ieutbraub
irkb cine ipabnfinnige @eridpeus
buns. GO fofiete ibn aIlsin feline
Waitrefe, cine bsiannte Sd5nbeit,
Ramens aanse. tdsIih 10,000J
i'm boraus sahlbar. lin bic Gpuren
oes ebemalisen gnrbierIsbrlinss absus
fireifen. nabm er ben Ramen Mdrquis
be geaurBnrb on. Gein pIebdertbnm
ssists iid inbefen bei ben sytiten, bes
rem S9ouplab bas ebenlalige r5otel
Solm. mar. CT eob na6 4rt Der 6ben
rSmiTten prnfer gaitereien. bic on
Die Sunbsrttnidenbs fofitien; einrnal
tapssierte er sIeih BEN stoiier Selioz
gabalus ole @emdder hs pdIaffss
NIT ffdri bufienoen glumen, 70 bnB
ben meiiien Ginsslnbenen iibel ipurbs.
Gpdter ipurbe 2ieutbraub dls Be-
trigger sur grdnbmariims uHb bier
Sabrsn aettsnitrofe berurtbciIt, iebo6
faHb er Mittel. fit3 Der Strqfe gu ents
3itben, inrb blieb ftit5em beridolIen.
Rad feinsm Mb3us tpurbe bds 5otsl
ebrbar. syrnu be Siael bisIt bort pibs
renb bes Direitpriurns NIT genioniiH
gonitaut bic Sisunsen bss gerrle oons
fiiiutionsI ab; TapoIepn !. snbIi9
ipiss bns Gebdubs i'm Sabre 1904 Der
DeripaItins Der ebrenIsston on.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-17

i'm 5er5sr Der f4Snsn graut. geim
gintritt IN bic 4tr9s sldubte iis
fIiidtis ROlpbs antlib biater eintm
PFiler bemertt gu bobsn. gs ihahts
1bsr ipeiter teinen ginbrud anf iie.
Die Sade mar eben obgetbdn. -
slln 9lbenb nod bem Schaeitsmabls
trat iie NIT ibrem uiInmebrige, Sots
ten unb 9ebister fofort bic Jdbrt mad
StipB gfittbere an. Cine pom ibr beib
etiebnte Sodseitsreife mar benz 9raz
fen gu nnteqrsm unb fsiner Muttsr
gu tciffpielia sefpeien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-17

Was IN ntan&en Gamilisn 70 n5tbig
tDdre: Reselitng ber Goluutags lin
ruRs.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-10-05
CHAIRMAN SAYS
HALF OF STATE
QUOTA IN SIGHT

Oklahoma City, Oct. 5.-(SpeciaD
That fifty per cent of Oklahoma S
entire quota of the Fourth Liberty
Loan is in sight was the statement
made today by l.. E. Phillips, state
chairman after receiving latest re
ports from varioos counties. Jeffer-
son county, in the drouth stricken
section. will go over the top the
first day, according to E. B. Ellis.
H. A Ellison. chairman OF Pontotoc
county. reports everything set to
land the quota in a single day or in
two days at the outside
L. B. Meyers. of Canadian county.
and B. - Gaddis. OF Washington
county. make similar forecasts Bar
tlesville reports that people for
miles around came in today with
tin and brass to sive the war exhi-
bit party a rousing reception. The
county is up on its toes in the
Liberty Bond campaign.
The latest phase Of German propa-
gauda in Oklahoma reached Mr. Phil
lips today Germans in large num-
bers announced in one section of the
straight from the government that no
state said that they had reports
one would be expected TO buy Lib
erty Bonds who did have the ready
money in the bank.
This war is being financed on
credit as well as cash" declared
Mr. Phillips. Every man should an
ticipate his income in determining
what he should do. If this were not
true how could the United States
contract war obligations amounting
to nearly thirty billions Of dollars
this year with only seven billions
cash in the treasury
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-10-05
soroals study Club opens

soross Study Club opens
A delightful indoor picnic at the
home of Mrs. Elmer Terrell, marked
the opening OF the Sorosis Study
Club for the year After a delicious
luncheon at one O'Clock, the club was
called to order and plans for the
years work were discussed 1t was
decided to hold the weekly meetings
as had always been the custom un-
iii last year, but instead of having
the club participate in literary pro
gram, the leader win furnish an or
iginal program each week. The
other members will knit for the Red
Cross. The club also expects to
take up some definite line of Red
Cross work but complete arrange
ments for this have not yet been
made
Sorosis will meet next week at the
home of Mrs. b. b Barefoot and Mrs.
J. w. kayser viii be the leader
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-10-05
Celebrates Fifth Birthday

CeleprateS Flltn blFpudy
Little Miss Virginia Fesler cele-
brated her fifth birthday most hap
PLY last Monday afternoon when
she entertained number of her
young friends. Miss Fay Corbin and
Mrs. j. e. Brooks assisted in enter
tanning the guests and numerous mer-
ry games were played A large birth
day cake with lighted candles was
the most interesting feature Of the
refreshments which followed the play
hour, Ice cream was also served.
Among those present we're Louise
Virginia Thweatt, Jewel Corbin, lie.
ona Bulkley, Mimma Rose Chalfant,
Emily Humphrey, Rosalie Roche, Veta
Patten, Helen Wilson, Robert Earl
Wilson, Helen Frances Alexander, Of
Muskogee, and Edith Owsley.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-10-05
SU c c ESSFUL MEN
MsLsoM w. ALpRIcH.

On hilltop some twenty miles west
Of Providence, r. l., stands an old FASH
ioned farm house, the birthplace Of Mr.
Aldrich. He received an academic educa-
tion and, leaving school at the age Of H.
began his business career as a grocer's
boy, and was later clerk in fish mar
ket. Next he was a bookkceper in a
wholesale grocery store. He soon became
a partner in the company and a little
later sole proprietor lie is still inter-
ested in this business
lie began his political career as Presf-
dent Of the Common Council Of Provi-
dence at the age of 81 and a few years
later was elected representative Of the
state and then the National Legislature.
IN 1881 he became United States Senator
and in this capacity he served thirty
years.
AS school boy Mr. Aldrich wanted TO
know the why's" and "Whereforesr OF
things. Later when bookkeeper he worked
all night and until evening of the fol-
lowing day to find q. deficiency of ten
cents. lie found il and this incident
shows one reason why Mr.. Aldrich is a
great and successful man. His wealth is
estimated at from ten to twenty million
dollars.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-10-05
Ok1ahon1ans In
Casualty List

By United Press.
The following casualties are re
ported by the commanding general
of the American Expeditionary For
ces: Killed in action. 81; missing in
action. 33; wounded severely, lac;
died from wounds, -; died from acci-
dent and other causes. Z; died of dis
ease, 6. Total 262.
Only one Oklahoma man was in
cluded in the list 1t was: Wounded
severely, Willis Coleman Whitaker OF
Depew. Okla
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-10-05
IIlIlIIlRlHBIIIIIIiiIillAAIIlIlAIlHlNIlIl
Short Stories
of the To1Ur
Observation-Disclosures

Presbyterian Guild Meet
The Presbyterian Guild will meet
at the church Monday afternoon at 8
o'clock Mrs. Dews, chairman urges
all members of both circles 10 be
present.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-10-05
SOCIETY NOTES

- - = - - = - -
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ludlow attend
ed Phi Delta Theta dance at the
Lee Huckins hotel in Oklahoma City
last Monday night
-
Ensign James Driggers will enter
tain number of his friends at a
dance tonight, prior to leaving for
Anapolis.
The Ithana society OF the 0. c. w
will entertain for its members and
the new students wishing to join
next Monday evening at Sis o'clock
in the main administration building
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-10-05
PregbyterIan Social clroIo

Presbyterian 3ocial Circle
An Interesting meeting Of the Pres
byterian Social Circle was held
thursday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. A. s. Gray, with ten members
present After the usual business
meeting the ladies enjoyed a social
hour while they occupied themselves
with Red Cross knitting. Mrs Nellie
Fisher, one or the members, expects
to leave next week for the Pacific
Coast TO spend the winter and took
the opportunity at this meeting to
tell the other ladies goodbye.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-10-05
New 0. c. ". Students Honored.

The Y W. G. A. girls honored the
new students at the o, G. w. with
a jolly party last Saturday night in
the hail Of the main administration
building. The names OF all the girls
were printed on cards, and games by
which they might easily become ac-
quainted we're devised The now stu
dents were taught the 0. 6. w. songs
and quickly became imbued with the
college spirit Ice cream was served
late in the evening
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-10-05
Theatre Party for Guests

HV"tTO "TJ TUT WUV0to
Or. and Mrs. b. w. Fesler were the
host and hostess at theatre party
at the Sugg last night, complimentary
to their house guests, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. D. Carlos of Bunceton, Mo. Mr..
and Mrs. Carlos are spending sew
eral days in Chickasha on their we'd
ding trip.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-10-05
Missionary Society Meets.

Mrs W. w. Rice entertained the
ladies' of the Methodist Missionary
society Thursday afternoon at "a reg
ular business meeting. The society
will now meet every week and Mrs
w. H. Roper will be the hostess next
Thursday
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-10-05
Dance at Country cIub.

Miss Josephine Driggers was ne
hostess to a number Of hcr friends
at very enjoyable dance at the
Country club last night. Tie occa-
sion was quite informal.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-10-05
luvenlIe

Ames- Unde, Scout Colors.
Altsheler-Great Siuox Trail.
Brown-Surprise House.
Barbour-Keeping His Course,
Hitting the Line.
Collins Book Ut Wireless
How to Fly.
~rump-Boys Book cf Mounted Po-
lice.
Dyer-Daytime story Book.
That's why Stories.
Oeckinson-C Chiid's Boo kof Patrt
otic St5nes.
Jackson -Silyerhees.
~ little Lat '.sdy.
angc-Lure OF The Mississippi
Paine-Mr. Turtles Flying Adyen
ture.
Mr. Rabbits Wedding.
Peat-Private Pea.
Dayis-W'ith the Allies.
Huard-Nly Homo Iii the Field G.
msrcy.
Worlds Almanac, War Edition
Peattie-The Newcomers.
Lotta Embury's Career.
Pier-The Plattsburgers.
Winona Of Camp Karonyo.
Seaman-Girl Next Door.
Boarded Up House.
JasQueline OF the Carrie. Pie
cons.
Thesis In Camp at Fort Brady.
Wireless Patrol at Fort Brady
Widdemer--Winon, OF he Camp
fires.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-10-05
Christian Aid Society.

NV
The ladies' Of the Christian Aid So,
ciety held their first meeting since
adjourning for the summer Thursday
afternoon at the church parlors. They
tackled two comforts and planned the
societys work for the fall and win
ter.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-10-05
LIBRARY seLLEvIn

New books recently received
the Library:
Atherton White Morning.
Bosher-Kitty Canary.
Bindless--Girl from Kellers.
Bower--Cabin Fever.
Cooke-The Threshold.
Endicott-C Carolyn OF the Corne s.
Gray-rhe U P Trail.
Huard-Ny Home in the Field Of
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-10-05

The United states Treasury wants
your dollars to finance the war.
Buy War Savings stamps and have
something IN 1923.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-10-05

Has your War Savings pledge been
redeemed? If rot, why not?
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-10-05

Save to the utmost and invest e,
cry dollar in War Savings stamps
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-10-05

Oklahoma has not sold its quota Of
W s S Fay War SAVINGS Stamps
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-10-05
First National Bank

Iercy.
Nerr-Golden BlooH.
artin-Fanatic or Christian.
dcCall- Sunshine Beggars.
rioF Oh. Money! Money!
Dtt-Mary Regan.
'ey-Miss Pins Camouflage.
:. sar-Herself Himself and My
.e,'
V Vicky Van.
We Apple Tree Girl.
M Wh.t simba.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-10-05
War RooI;s

Barbour Holding the Line
Curtin-Land Of the Bceben'ng
Shadow.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-10-05

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-20
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WfH Wy IHhAFnN Will -.a-L
.SHELVE PROHIBITION.

ALBANY. Y. y Mar. 19.-The New
York assembly late today. by vote Of
10 To- -, decided 10 defer action In;
definitely on all pending prohibition
lrils. I'll" effect Of this procedure, the
leaders explained. is to kill proposals
timer To raiify The federal prohibitory
Amendment or To provide for q state
wide referendum on tn" subject. unless
on. ar liz other is .raSS"d By the senate.
As tho last poll Of tho upper house
showed only twenty-five rro-ratificatiou
y"t'S when tw"ntT-siN are necessary for
passage. the lrys were pcsSn,iStic TO
night.
All PHASES nf III" ratification question
ar" on tn" calendar Of The senate for
d.Scu%Sjnn and action tomorrow Nc
accurate poll 90 tn" senate on the ref
cr"ndum proposal has been forthcoming.
li"W,.""r in view of tn" action OF the
;,:S' emily today and If ~" message Of
.G"v"rnnr Whitman last night. in which
TlIn n& = G"""I:!"n an evasion and dis
honest. hu: laid y" wnuih make no CT
for: {" compel ratification. tho rrfcren-
dun ahy"rAt"ss felt hui liItlc hope OF
Success. But III" chief object Of some
nf lhnm--that IS ~ delay action for o;
least another geographically has been
Htialn;l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-20
work and with cooperation much more

work and with cooperation much more
can b.. accomplished tremendously.
The meeting last evening WAS lIr"Sid-
I'd nvev b. Miss Bertha Irons social
worker OF the Ohio Valley General hos
rirai. She gaze a brief talk NSl then
inrrotuc"I Roy i. Nayor who acted
a n" representative If the Wheeling
business mon. Mr. Naylor extended
tn. best wishes OF the business men
and congratulated rh"m upon being so
Succe Ssfui in organizing such 4 club.
Miss Barnes Delivers Talk.
Miss iIrl.n I!arn"S. Of New York
Ciiy. who has Sp"ut five years in Aus
tra!ia. studying conditions OF that coun'
try. gay" IN address. She told nf h-S
observation Of conditions both common
cialiy ana iudusrriaiIy and spoke Of tn"
possibility Of bettrring them by coop
GRAFTON Her graphic talk wai most IN
terrSting, and 81" held all spcllbound.
Sh" 10!I o. the conditions existing be.
for" tn" War and how 'h,y HOW are.
Thr forming nl this organization
marks an rpoch II the business world
Of this city and possibly Of this state.
Th":,, mas never h""n an organization
90 its kind and III" plan will no doubt
b.. copied IT us,j rs - branch nf the
Y. ". &. y. work nationally. The Of
fic.rS 1T oEc' began formulating plans
20 increase ;Ilr membership and pan
fu- further business. They will spread
Ihrir work Jili they ~" being watched
wi,h interest MEETINGS will he held
IN" fO"r'h Tuesday IL each month be-