davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-24
Z 0jNY!
(Dokonczenie str.
BRYTYJSKI.
Dokonczenie

Londyn, "a. sierpnia. - Pono-
wilismy wczoraj ataki ma 3Omilo-
wynn froncie cd Lihons do Merca-
tel, posuwajac sic naprz6d W
glab linii nieprzyjacielskich ma
glebokosG dwoch mil. w tym po-
chodzie wielu Niemcow poleg}o,
wielu zostaio zabranych do ME-
wolf. Ma lewem skrzydle zdoby-
lismy szturmem wsie Gomiecourt,
Ervillers, Hamelincourt, Boyelles
i Boiry Becquerclle. w centrum
zagarneliSmy niemieckie pozycye
ma wschodnim brzegu rzeki An
ere cd Albert az do Grandcourt.
Zdobylismy take Achie-le- Grand
Bihucourt i wzgorze dominujace
mad Irles. Wzielismy kilka tysie-
cy jehcow i zadalismy ciezkie
straty.
NIEM1ECKI.
Berlin, via Londyn, "a. sierpnia.
- Wojska angielskie ponowily
swe ataki ma ~p6lnocny zach6d Cd
Bapaume, my zas kontratakuje--
my W poblizu Albert i mad rzeka
Somme. Tutaj Brytyjczycy posu-
nell najprzod sw6j front ma pol
noe cd Albert i ma poludnie Cd
Bray. Wysi}ki ich jednak podjetc
ia wielka skale, ably przelamat
LIME nasza, specify ma niczem i
zakohczyly sic tylko wielkiemi
ola nieprzyjaciela stratami, w
ciagu dnia wczorajszego nieprzy-
|jaciel atakowa{ kilkakrotnie Cd
strony Puissicux i Beaumont-Ha-
mel, lecz wszedzie zostaf odpar--
ty. 'Miedzy rzekami Somme i Disc
dzieh p~rzcszedf dose spokojnie. L
Ipowodu gwaftownosci naszego
ognia ataki francuskie tylko W ME
kt6rych m~iejscach mogIy sic roz-
wina6, a i tn zostaly odparte. "
okolicy Divette przyszIo do
stare ~piechoty. Miedzy Disc /
Aisne wycofalismy we srode W n"
cy wojska nasze poza rzeke Allet-
te nieatakowani przez nieprzyja-
ciela. Tylko pomiedzy Manicamp
i Pont St. Mard tylne nasze stra-
lie cofnely sic pod naporem pre-
wazajacych sill wroga.
WLOSKI.
Rzym, "a. sierpnia. - Wojska
austryackic atakowaly wczoraj
przcdnie LIME wfoskie w Albanii
cd dolnego biegu rzeki Semeni do
wzgorz Mali Tomorioes, zostaIy
|jednak odparte Z wyjatkiem W
jednym miejscu.
Z WALK NAPOWIETRZ.
NYCH.
Londyn, "a, sierpnia- - Lotni-
Icy brytyjscy bombardowali wczo-
raj ) niemieckich Mast z dobrvm
skutkiem. Francuscy awiatorzy
rzucili dnia % sierpnia 43 tony
bomb ma stacye kolejowe i punk
ty koncentracyjne niemieckic.
Wielki brytyjski aeroplan odby'
podroz z Francyi do Anglii Z .
pasazerami W ciagu pol godziny.
RAPPORT niemiecki donosi o znisz-
czeniu 7 aeroplanow a1ianckich.
ktore bombardowaly Karlsruhe.
Brytyjscy lotnicy natomiast mi
szczyli wczoraj 25 niemieckich
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-24

byla take czynna W sprawach
drugiej.
Ma liscie cz}onk6w pierwszej
l drugiej organizacyi by5o duzo
takich osob, kt6re dawniej byly
znane jake gorliwi pacyfisci.
Celem ligi American Liberty
Defense bylo ~staranie sic o zwol
nlenie cd s}uzby wojskowei ola
Poborowych obcego pochodzenia.
Wpiyw tel ligi ma t. wv. ICON,
sclentious DIRECTORS" It. j. takich,
ktorzy skrupu}y sumienia poda-
ia powod, IL ME NIGGA pelnit
Study wojskowej), by} tax Shiny,
re Rad federalny wys}a} sedzie-
go Macka do obozow, azeby
wdrozy} Sledztwo.
Niedawno temu rad odmowil
sledztwa pastorowi N. S. Elder
KNOW, cz}onkowi 'komitetu wy
konawczego tejze ligi, kt6ry o.
trzyma} zelcenie Cd ". M. {. A"
ma podroz do Francyi.
INNE
MIEJSKIE.
- Sedzia Mahoney, ktory "a
Slada w sadzie ola spraw ma}zen-
skich, wczoraj zadal Cd agen-
tow federalnych, azeby akcye po-
wzieli przeciw hotelowi Morri-
son pod zarzutem, IL zezwala ma
niemoralnoSG. Wyszio w saddle
ma jaw, re Klara Hager, " lat Ii
czaca pnr. 1774 Wilsno ave. i>ici
przyjacio}ka Pearl Johnston, mie-
szkaly przez tydzieh w tym ho-
telu i re tam odwicdzili ich diva;
majtkowie, kt6rzy p6zniej ich
rachunek hotelowy zaplaci1i.
Carl Hager, 50 lat, ojciec pierwszc
go dziewczecia i jego towatzysz
G. Laidlow, SIS lat, z pnr. 1901 N.
Clark ul., zostali skazani ma $500
/ koszta "a przyczynianie sic do
przestepczoSci dziewczat, Klara
Hager zosta}a poslana do szpita-
la miejskiego Lawndale, gdzie
jej bedzie udzielona k~onieczna
opieka lekarska.
- Pogrzeb zmar1ego szefa poll
cyl Schuettlera odbedzie sic w
poniedziaIek z mieszkania pnr.
3453 Bosworth ave. do koSciola
luterahskiego sw. Paw}a, PREY
rogu ulic Orchard i Kemper pl.,
a nastepnie ma cmentarz Rose
hill. 500 policyantow bedzie es-
kortowafo cia}o. OSmiu kapita-
now olicyjnych bedzie nioslo
trumne. Burn. Thompson, urze-
dnicy miejscy i reprezentanci
wszystkich sfer beda honorowy-
mi marszaikami. Zmar}y szef ma
1ezal do wielu organizacyi, a mic
dry innemi do organizacyi ma
sohskiej.
- Starania celem zaspokojenia
brak6w prostego robotnika we
fabrykach, majacych zam6wicnia
wojenne, ida naprz6d wzmagaja-
Gem sic tempem. Wyslano z blu
ra C. A. Munroe'a, dyrektora fe-
deralnego rezerwy s}uzby publ
cznej, listy okrezne do zarzadcow
wszystkich takich fabryk, azeby
zakomunikowali do biura tegoi
Iswe potrzeby. Kampania jest tax
re w toku, azeby doprowadziG do
zamkniecia zakladow, kt6re ME
wrabiaja potrzeb wojennych, a
tenn samem do zwolnienia konie-
cznego robotnka.
- Niema}a sensacye wywo1aI
proces L. Rosenfelda, wytoczony
PAM Annie l.. Fleming pod "a
rzutem, IL go naciagne}a ma SzO
900, gdy by}a ieszcze parma. Me
iaki Harry Friedlander zostai pc
dobno take przez MIA naciagnie,
ty ma 81, PAM Fleming by};
dawniej pielegniarka w szpitall
Augustana i pochodzi z Elgin
DATA obu tym konkurentom odk'
sza ! wyszIa "a MAJ "a porucznl
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-24

stwo W odpowiedzi ma przysIanie
zolnierzoih przeszlo twiert mi
Iona biblii: Zaopatruje ono take
wszystkich tych zolnierzy, ktorzy
rdaja sic W podr6z do Europy.
w PRZYRZEKAJA
zAKUP1c BONDY.
Washington, "a. slerpnia. -
Pomimo, re kampania czwartej
pozyczki wolnosciowej ME jest W
toku, niektore organizacye cudzo-
ziemskie przyrzekly juz zakupit
bondy ma kilkaset tysiecy dola-
row. Slowackie towarzystwo ka--
tolickich pan, przyrzeklo zakupit
bondow wolnosciowych ma $780,
600, a zarazem u}ezylo plan przy-
szlej Rampant. Unia ia potepi1a
jake niepatryotyczne wszystkie
mowy pokojowe oraz krytyke O.
becnej administracyi. Katolicka
Unia Slowehcow przyrzekia zaku
pic bond6w takze ma 100000.
lime towarzystwa i organizacye
pracuja mad planani wziecia Gym
nego udzialu w przyszlej kampa-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-24

Iszy do Bridgeport, Conn.,, gdzie
ma przem6wit do zebranIa 10000
robotnikdw, ktorzy zamlerza}s
strajkowat. Walsh koniecz1ie
chce ich zachecit do pozostauia
PREY piracy do czasu, az wydziai
wojenny piracy ME zaiatwi ich
sprawy.
POTRZEBA 10000 Office
ROW.
San Francisco, "a. sierpnia. -
Ma posiedzeniu representative
szk6f zachodnich i urzednikow
wojskowych zawiadomiono, re
Department wojenny z kohcem
lipca bedzie potrzebowa} 10000
oficerow, r6znej rangi, i re vie
ksza ich czeSc must mice wy
ksz~ta}cenie kolegialne i uniwersy-
teckie. Major Orion, czlonek ge-
neralnego sztabu oznajmil, re
10000 oficerow potrzeba bedzie
ola a~rtyleryi, 1000 ola inzynie--
row i 600 ola korpusu kwatermi-
strza. Mobilizacya kolegiow i in
uiwersytetow jest konieczna. Plan
majora Ortona polega ma tenn, re
wszyscy CT regestrowcy, kt6rzy
So zapisani jake studenci, przy-
dzieleni beda do szkoly wojsko--
wei, ktora podzielq ma dwie klasy
A i B. w klasie A wszyscy, kto-
rzy ukohczyli szkoly %publiczne,
beda pobierac specyalne twicze--
mia, zas w klasie B beda CT, kt6rzy
pokohczyli szkoly wyzsze. CT,
Ikt6rzy okaia sic zdolnymi, natych
miast zostana wys}ani do szkoiy
o%ficerskiej, inni beda pobiera6
cwiczenia przygotowawcze tax
dlugo, dopoki ME okaza danych
kwalifikacyi. Studenci beda po--
bierac place zolnierska a nadto
wiki i mieszkanie. Department
wojenny uzbroi student6w na
swoj koszt; instruktorami beda
oficerowie z armii.
TRAMWAJE E~LEKTRYCZNE
PoJDA POD KOTROLE
RZADU.
Nowy York, "a. sierpnia -
Ma sesyi Stowarzyszenia amery-
kahskich t%ramwajow elektrycz-
rych uchwalono, ably wladze fe-
deralne wziely wszystkie LIME
kolei elektrycznych pod swojq
opieke, W przeciwnym bowiem
razie grozi i'm bankructwo. Sesya
Ibyla zwoIana celem omowienia
podwyzki konduktorom i opera
torom, ktora niedawno temu
przeprowadzii wojenny wydzial
zajec. P. H. Gadsden oznajmil,
re czysty doch6d 154 kompanii
tramwajowych elektryczfych O.
kazaf sic w pierwszych trzech
miesiqcach 1918 roku o 94H pro-
cent nizszym W stosunku do po-
przednich miesiecy. Jezeli pod
wyzka uchwalona przez woJenny
wydziaf zajec bedzie og6lnie "a
stosowana, natenczas przesz1o
800, 600, 900 przypadnic W udzia-
lie obsiudze| tramwajowej, czyli
re calkowity dochod p6jdzie ma
ten eel, a ponadto poch}onie pre-
szio so procent tel sunny, ktora
teraz na1ezy sic robotnikom we
dug polecenia wydzia}u piracy.
Nakoniec formalnie zgodzo sic, a
by rad zajqf sic ia sprawa, kt6ra
obecnie juz jest w rekach PREF.
| Wilsona.
KONIEC POSUCHY w KAN
SAS.
Topeka, "a. sierpnia. - Posu,
cha, panujaca przeszlo miesiac.
zakohczyla sic, skoro deszcz ma.
uv;adh;I nukiteerS IT nj 1IS 11ie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-24

jake niepatryotyczne wszystkie
mowy pokojowe oraz krytyke o.
becnej administracyi. Katolicka
Unia S}owehcow przyrzekia zaku
pic bondow takze ma 100000.
lime towarzystwa i organizacye
pracuja mad planami wziecia Gym
nego udzialu w przysz}ej kampa-
Ri.
KAPITAN MUIR o ZATO-
PIENIU PAROWCA.
Port kanadyjski, "a. sierpnia.-
Myhre, kt6ry dowodzif
barka Triumph" zajeta przez
zaloge nura, powiada, re jeden z
oficerow niemieckich z zalogi nu-
"a, podczas rozmowy miaf powie-
dziec, re w po~niedezia}ek zatopi}
wielki parowiec o pojemnosci 5000
ton. w dalszym ciagu rozmowy,
officer niemiecki przyznaf sic, re
wyjezdza} Z portu nowo-jorskle-
go przez ~pietnascie lat, i re dosko
male jest obeznany z wybrzezami
p6}nocnej Ameryki. Kapitan My
hire, przy opisie uzbrojenia bark
zauwazy}, re armata, ma ~pok}adzie
tejze wynosi oko}o osmnascie
stop d}ugoSci.
sENAT ZAPRZESTAJE IN
WESTYGACYI AEROPLA-
NOVEL.
Washington, "a. sierpnia. -
Prezes wydziafu wojskowego,
ktory by} mianowany, ably pre-
prowadzii inwestygacye w spra-
vie licencyi patent6w, oznajmil,
re senat zaprzestal inwestygacyi
W sprawiee wyrobu aeroplanow.
Wszystkie informacye jake senat
w tel sprawie zebra}, z}ozy1 ma
rece generalnego p~rokuratora,
Gregory.
BAKER DOMAGA SIE, ABLY
Rad ZABRAL ELEKTROW-
ME.
Washington, "a. sierpnia. -
Ma posiedzeniu komitetu Izby,
sekr. Baker stanowczo zazadaf,
ably wfadze federalne zaje}y wszy
stkie elektrownie. Sekr. Baker
podni6sf te sprawe w czasie gdy
omawiano kwestye oddania wszy
stkich elektrowni pod zarzad
PREF. Wilsonowi ma czas wojny
oraz wystawienia tychze PREY
kopalniach i fabrykach amuni--
cyl. Niekt6rzy cz}onkowie ostro
wystapili przeciw tel propozy-
cyl.
T~AJEMNICZY OG1EN.
Huntington, "a. sierpnia. -
Wczoraj wiecz6r rozpocza} sic
ogien, kt6ry grozi zniszczeniem
elewatorowi, zawierajacemu
100000 buszli zboza. Ca}y dy-
strykt przemys}owy stoi W pho
mieniach. Woody brakuje ma ga
szenie ognia. Ogien saiaf bye po-
d}ozony przez jakiegos cz}owie-
ka, kt6ry zdofaf uciec.
Rad ZAJMIE SIE ULEPSZE
MEM ULIC.
Washington, "a. sierpnia. -
Ma czas wojny Rad zajmie sic
ulepszeniem ulic. Zadnym pred
siebiorcom ME wolno bedzie ma
bywac materyaf6w ma jakiekol--
wick budowy. Prawo to wcho-
dzi w zycie 10 wrzeSnia.
STAN ~KARDYNALA FAR
LEY'A ~POLEPSZYL SIZE.
Mamoneck, "a sierpnia. -
Stan choroby kardyna}a Farleya
ktory cierpi ma slime z%aziebie--
ME, troche sic polepszy}, mimo
to niebezpieczenstwo ME mine
10. Wczoraj wieczorem czuf sic
kardynaf troche silniejszym. -
Temperature wynosifa 101 sto-
PM, puk 100 uderzen.
PRZEMYSL A MI
GAWKOWYCH WAzNY -
Rad.
Washington, "a. sierpnia. -
Przemysf migawkowych obra--
INV uwaza Wydziaf przemys}o--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-24
POSUCHY w KAN
SAS.

Topeka, "a. sierpnia. POST
cha, panujaca p~rzeszlo miesiac,
zakonczyla sic, skoro deszcz ma
wiedbit nukiteero II Mus. .uje
wiedzif niekt6re czeSci Stanu. Mi
mo opoznienia sic, sadza, re jest
nadzieja uratowania czesci zbio--
row. Rzeki i strumienie do tego
stopnia wyschfy z powodu posu-
chS re obawiano sic W niekto--
rych miastach zupelnego braku
woody.
Roundup, "a. sierpnia. - Grad
zbii prawie zupelnie zboze, groch
/ kukurydze ma przestrzeni plec--
dziesieciu mil w polnocnym po--
wiecie Musselshell j W poludnio-
wynn powiecie Fergus.
MUSZA ZASTAPlC WEGLE
Jefferson, "a. sierpnia. - Wal
lace Crossley, federalny admin
strator opaiu, wyda} rozkaz ME IL
zywania wegla, w celach domo--
wych przeszlo piecdziesieciu po-
wiatom w poiudniowym i po}ud-
niowo zachodnim Stanie Missou-
ri, z wyjatkiem niektorych miej'
scowosci, gdzie farmerzy ME beda
mogli dowiezc drzewa ma opal.
BIBLIA NAJLEPSZA
SZKOLA.
Nowy York, "a. sierpnia. -
w liScie do Towarzystwa biblij-
nego, gen. Foch m6wi: nBiblia
jest najwiekszcm przygotowa--
MEM i nauka ola podtrzymania
ideai6w i WARY zoinierzy amery-
kahskich, wyruszajacych do bo-
'ju." List ten otrzymato ,towarzy-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-10-31
COUNTY AGENT
TO BOOST BILL
AGAINST STRAYS
Organize Farmers of Grady Coun.
ty Aid Legislation of Bene-
fit to Sheep Men.

Action will be taken by county
farm agent J. w Owens to secure
the unanimous support of Grady coun.
ty farmers, representatives and the
senator from this district for the
bill just recently framed by Cyrus
S. Avery, Tulsa county farmer and
representative nominee.
The bill provides for an additional
tax on all stray and pet dogs. The
funds derived from said tax is to be
appropriated to sheep raisers over
the state as loss may occur as the
result Of pestilence from stray dogs.
Mr.. Owens plans to thoroughly or.
ganize the farmers OF the county to
render their influence toward the
successful passage of the bill.
Grady county will benefit should
the bill receive the approval OF the
Oklahoma solons. as many sheep
raisers over fhe county have SUI,
fered serious losses from the kill.
ing ftheir animals by dogs. The
bill to be introduced by Mr.. Avery
will lessen the number Of stray dogs
and will replace all stock killed by
the pests, Mr.. Owens says.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-10-31
BODY LOCAL MAN
TO BE SHIPPED
HERE SATURDAY
Ross Brooker Dies in Louisville
While on Government Con-
struction Work.

The body of Ross Brooker, whose
death occurred at Louisville, Ky,
Tuesday, is expected to arrive in
Chickasha tomorrow or Saturday.
Funeral services will be held immedi.
ately after the arrival of the body, it
is announced.
Mr.. Brooker was a rural resident
of the county previous to his enter
ing government employment in Louis
vile some time ago. The deceased
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvanus
Brooker Of Chickasha Carance
Brooker, brother, and wife of Man.
gum; Fred Conquest and wife, sister
of the deceased; Mr.. and Mrs. Keys,
relatives are here awaiting the arrival
of the remains. Mrs. Lizzie Newell,
also relative of the family is ex.
pected to arrive from Dublin, Texas,
tomorrow to attend the ceremonies.
Slyvanus Brooker, aged father of
the deceased, is suffering from a
stroke of paralysis and at the point
of death at his home in South Chick.
asha.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-10-31

MAY OPEN
ON MONDAY
Nothing Definite Known Now;
Depends on Conditions, Say
State Officials; to Inform
Chickasha Saturday.

That there is only a possibility OF
the schools in Chickasha opening
next Monday, is the statement of
Henry DuBose, acting mayor OF
Chickasha, after a conference he
and DIR. Il. l.. Dawson, city physi-
clan, held with Captain Welden in
Oklahoma City Final information
on the subject is to be obtained by
telephone Saturday, when the local
authorities get in touch with the
state officials.
"Dr. Duke was i'll in Guthrie when
we called at Oklahoma City and we
talked directly with Captain Wei
den" said Mr.. DuBose. I'VE pre-.
sented our data, showing that there
were only 20 new cases in Chicka-
sha at that time. He looked at his
records and found that our data was
within one case of the figures re-
pOIb6u 10 ulnl.
Captain Welden stated that q
close check would be kept on Chick
asha during the remainder of the
week and that if conditions contin.
ued to improve in the city as rapid
ly as during the past week, there
vas a possibility that the schools
would be permitted to open Monday
morning. He gave us very little sat.
isfaction and said that for definite
information II would be necessary
for us to call him Saturday after.
noon. He stressed the point that in
case the permission was granted, 1t
would be necessary to quarantine all
families where members were infect.
ed with the disease. That is. chill.
dren in s. | families would not be
permitted TO enter school until the
family was released from quaran-
tine.
with regard to the county, Cap.
tain Weldon stated that it might be
possible for the country school dis
tricts to open up soon, by districts,
as the epidemic was stamped out
That is, when a district was clean
of the epidemic, it might be permit
ted to open. This method, l under
stand, is favored instead of opening
the entire county at once The whole
proposition is very indefinite at this
time. It will depend entirely on oul
conversation with Captain Welden
Saturday"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-10-31
G. G.O.P.LEADERS
ATTACK WILSON
IN PARTY. PLEA
Ask for Republican Congress Re-
fer to IA Outlined Peace
Principles as Vague. :"
BY United Press.

By United Press.
New York, Oct. 31.-Urglng the
election of a republican congress,
E-President William Howard Taft
and Colonel Theodore Roosevelt is
sued joint statement, replying to
the appeal of President Wilson for
a democratic congress.
The statement, which was issued
through the Republican national com.
mittee, stresses the present peace
conversation. 1t declares that Pres
ident Wilson's statement indicates
his willingness to take peace by ne
gotiation and that he has not de.
manded what the American people
demand, which, they say, is uncoTdi-
tional surrender
The statement declares that the
war is being fought to suppress one
man control. President Wilson'S IA
terms were referred to as vague and
the fear was expressed that they
would not leave the road to real
peace treaty.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-10-31
NEW DRAFT
CALL MADE
FOR GRADY
46 Men from County to Entrain
November 6; Covers Call Can
celled on Account of the
Spanish Flu

That the program for booming the
training of super army in America
is being followed to the letter regard
loss of peace talk, is evidenced by
another call for ,draftmen received
at the office of the local board this
morning, this call covering the or
der for entrainment OF 46 men for
Camp Cody, Deming, N. NJ, that was
cancelled twice on account of the
Spanish influenza.
The new call outlines that the men
are to entrain here at 11:15 on No
vember 6. The local board is order
ing the men to report here for first
roll call at 4 o'clock on the afternoon
of November 5, when they wi as
semble at the federal building. The
call is divided as follows in the or
der issued by Major Eugene Kerr,
draft executive of the state: Twen-
ty-two men are to be taken from the
northern board and II from the
southern division. This call is in
dependent Of the big order for POS
men who are to leave here on some
date yet to be definitely fixed, but
which is designated to come between
November 5 and II. This makes 4
total Of 25I Grady county men now
called for service.
Orders to report for physical cX.
animation are being sent to the re-
mainder Of class ono men of the Sep
tember IL registration, between the
ages Of 10 and sc inclusive. Next
Monday and next Thursday have
been designated as the examination
days. The estimate Of the. local
board members is that about GO per
cent Of the class has been examined,
leaving an appropriated 80 per cent
to go throug the mill on the two
days named
Classification cards for the Septem.
Der 70 registration are being mailed
out by the local board, the work of
compiling the list showing the order
numbers, having been completed. In
this work, the class one men cards
are going out first, in order that the
registrants may know where they
are classified and the consequent liza
bility to military service. The de
ferred class cards will be mailed out
last, board members state.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-10-31
TURN DEAF EAR
TO ALL OUTSIDE
WAR ACTIVITIES
United War Work Campaign is
Only Drive Authorized by
Federal Government.

Oklahoma City, Okla, oct 31.-The
public Is Urged by the OKLAHOMA
State Couihil of Defense to be on
guard against appeals made for I'M
authorized war work In the name of
the government At this time the
only war fund movement authorized
Is the United War Fund campaign
which will provide for the following
organizations: Young Mems Chris
tian Association, Young Women's
Christian Association, National Cath.
clio War Council, X. Of c., Jewish
Welfare Board, War Camp Communi
ty Service, American Library AssocI-
alton ard Salvation Army.
State bodies are urged to educate
the local people to 'he point of not
giving money to any solicitor who
does not have written authorization
of the State Council of Defense, to
collect funds This authorization is
recommended as one item of the
councils supervision of local war
work. It has been pointed out that
since the seven big war fund associ-
ations have united in their drive, the
smaller societies will have more time
during each year to reach the public
with requests This will constantly
require more supervision on the part
of the state and county councils and
the state divisions Of the Woman's
Committee, to eliminate fraudulent
solicitations. duplication, of effort,
and extravagant operations.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-10-31
BRITISH MAKE ARMISTICE WITH TURKS SAYS LONDON
OVER $4,000 KARLS MEN PRISONERS

trict stated this morning that every
thing is in readiness for the session
OF the district and county workers
here tomorrow. to be held at 3
o'clock in the federal building, at
which time the details of the cam.
,paign and the part each district
leader and county chairman is to
play will be announced.
The county chairmen from the five
counties in the district will be on
hand and 1t Is heIieved that other
heads of various departments will be
here. In addition, the district lead
ers in Chickasha are expected to be
alta the meeting Following the ses.
sion it is expected that the drive
will be greatly speeded up
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-10-31
BY United Press.
PASS ON REQUEST
APPEAL FOR ARMIsTIcE
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
Washington, Oct. 31.-The United
States government will pass on to the
allies Turkeys request for an imme-
diate armistiee. This was the answer
of Secretary Lansing today in . for.
NAL note In which he assured Turkey
that the United States will bring the
communication Of the Turkish charge
d. affaires to the knowledge of the
governments at war with Turkey.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-10-31
Austrians Quit Serbia.

BY United Press.
Vienna, Oct Silvia LOndon)- -
The Austrian war office announces,
"In view of our often expressed re-
solve to bring about conclusion of
fan armistice and peace, all occupied
>territory of Italy will be evacuated.
I'm Serbia the Austrians will
move completely across to the north
bank of the Danube and will con-
tinue their march toward the Save
and Drave rivers. This may mean
the evacuation Of Belgrade, the Ser
bian capital, as it is located on the
south bank of the Danube
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-10-31

The local board of military STRAIT
egy as well as the Chickasha divis-
ion of the interallied diplomatic
council was thrown into swirl Tues
day by the publication in the Daily
Oklahoman of a special telegram
from Washington, quoting Congress-
man Scott Ferris as saying that the
war would end within week. All
day long the discussion ragged vio-
lently. Was Mr.. Ferris quoted cor
rectly? Did he actually make a
statement for publication? These
and other momentous questions were
debated.
In order to clarity the situation,