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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-17

lNDEiEN&.NCE. y. l23 $40, room fla
modem private home close Do. isdIrs
fenilemen Or married couple Phone
si3SR
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-17

FOR sAl,K ba,seport kI,,hen eabnsa
thlha oeiet rockers ruE fhiTigpratpr.
porch swinE Cail 4fiO
bKATTtKs rss eel. Is silll en- w.n saye
yBu 31 per cent IN any rnE We have ~
Nest First Prone 96i
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-17

HOUSTON g.. 400 Ns~lv flrutbel fr.u,
room electric ights adjoining bah
Phone 1884 y
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-17
rouLTEY AND surrLlEs
WAITED Livn srocK

HoLstFiN, MALE Wanted, young ilcl.
slsln male l,oy rye, phone SOS,
M'btE ToNsrO ! 900 hushels p,r Arre
20 longer cause turprisn Please write
Tor psf,iDulAfs " & acdee, Fan Mar
rrtk TnAs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-17

FURNITURE sT0cK Tor SALE
TWr Nnshr' fnfnitHre nr0 hard
vniy store on Nn'r street. o hArca 70
" tn'H gt n0ta 'Nul taEe about
ff Nou rprh "a hnrf'e a1aroBa uox
H-Gt. CARE Would
6Ra,rRr h'ESfss ror .si, ~. p
u.s tuf ...ffl,tst rf0rsv.et frd rsa.
rt.k~ts ~ 1rNa tH,fst aye hu,lass,.
v" Hs.l.s sNHr. Z hN.. IoHhtsI on
south eide raaa rfssrH f1- selling iara.
r.a roI Hy'r nast nhous ~ ,nd 'er
ne ta- vtIl bhgtns hrslham Isr
l.u & 1L3leger Room 90 NsJo
rGg rho %to1f
gFtUr- ro- uhds. 100 r0u .t-,r ~
lr-'s ~.4 D| Cos rrst for income
urartr'. ns Good 'art White Realty Co..
Oss. Go. or s,s1
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-17

MIscBtLkNHoQ2
uAAY nU0G,-~6 6ea1 kS!el y .l ~ ]! n. al H. "a
sa,s At iai ESli ksifyssx; W.
nrRgOUGHs IDDIMl 1xfI.s .2a
city 10000, o0iy a!ee ~ ~ z5<3
,,a,i lli rsess nom : assS nay sszSaT; ~
u.rt ,is weeks csll Msa6pS
sud iGsa Elss Brrnsst; " y y. ~;
ttsH aEdisTkRs-yf.s Ns.!ss4
.c.',;,' g S, S.,.s., &, ..,,. AspS As'e':
CtsiNG-i. 800 u, SN llSbs essI.G AZ
49, 49, = ~ hsh,w ss''1ss ss,sss1: 3
Norib b,O,dwsy, Qihassme Nsl : =
yoGLIss ENdfSf--.fer sais -
10, ef ia.ineh easing. ysiAy
o ~. iHen s.sissE vtassa iSr1s
.omrsnE barr Nine nsAux - W
ENCYLoPEnfA--'fsa ssis, sSttgt
tiou good bindings nearly ssvi -
large dictionary meyQeco psehSk- w.
lHda papcri rssseNshle, ix1A Ae44sx
iNcrBAroR rhens pres. -. u. VI
INNO-Pries, on pIsaes srd pieys2 -
49,, .i,,,,. ,','oa:e'' will s,a, Ry ~. 1sS'
soots boston, fAons lsx. .., q \
NcoATs-'fNst tssp. ths rails s4ll!e.9
a T., Walt Rubber 0ecds, Iasnsvu's
Ihird and Main. !. -..--~-.----~>o-.-
RCG Velvet rus. good ss new. - -
North Lswton, Y -. X;
IuoLs-F For sale. bes " csrpssssSSe 594
luqnIre before ~ M ~ aif boute
TRACTION ESGfNEs--Fsr, ssls y t. 4
mixers. hplsis and AL kinds ~
tors equipment, r. n. couftuY. M91
iA ora nariei block. Phone e1ey. y.
NrFwRfrRR- ffammend Mulsipieai fT
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-17
LANDRETM
HTFSERY co,
InnIIn. Mo

a. LEAsNA pr1d1rers vith the correct
Tesps Acknosl aemsats Go ton No Q
Teaet farm .ossss A'l standard on led
i5run The ulds Press. nsags 42l 2li
FsA Third
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-17

luJNU MAN Wanted young man ~ GtAc
tt y~ tofnr lnow.rdgs ~ meat cut
Soma give rniytncea -li West M'rnth
I.H.Y aUls
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-17
Mir. Oil and Minin%
MANY

- N~AHAe'
What have you 10 -sffer mau
age 80. whose ahility as Aloaa
mao aud closer of bNalHess has
been producing Rim 5000 a year
way effectlng present business, Ma
Wild cat or Blue SKY deals. Ah-
dress business Room 7a2. Lee
puckins Hotel, oklahoma city,
Okla
CHtNGE OT FoSlTiON desired by q Gen.
Nrusn Lof subject to the drAtt lsr
ore who cpu furnish the best OF reieT
i4re, IN his city and throughout th'
state I nov hsvr q responsible position.
bot for 5000 reasons desire change
lsys hsd considerable e?rriCuce 10 M
UA hHtinots, fm capable Of taking entire
charge Of department or district OF
isuriIior Of tfgki What are your ~
apireuoltt Address Tor ore week
toutidtnusl' Bex 10, care Norld,
WAErEns- Employment by couple, city OF
country, both neat. refined middlessed
man qusli'isd in many WAYS wi{s sseel
lent cook sud housekeepor ". " Calder
General Delivsry
POSITION fiodng just returned froiu
for yeats H. navy, young man desires
position Sith finn where there vii bs
sd,antemept write or call Mr. Lytihs
No ~ Nprih Iunis street rity
YOUNG MAN wants STEADY position ~i'h
OIL or other company csn drive any car
pet higa school education Intelligent,
drg't Arp', boI noo, care World
NO{ Ne MAS ju,t out o' hish school wants
= plsf, 10 learn automobile business
uuai i.' nnGe man that kuoss bis bust
ro,s riorc Ossge 4hio y, Willisms.
Detroit hotel
WANTED ny an sxporenetd iarnst 4~t'h
two grown sons position on farm hy
month address hoI 8 SO, care World.
YOUNG MAN Wants ioh A. truck driver;
knows city Appl, d2a Wet Fifth
WANTED st,sdy position BY bos II
Years tld fbPye iio
sITuATIol's WANTED FEMALE az
HoU sEEtFpER Wanted, 70 Keep house
tdr couple employed IN exchange far
housatrepirR apartment ttrellsni house.
fespe- A reference for psfuenlars
call 500 Sou.h Detroit
DouKkEErtFACooukTANg wnl tfep
your looks or do other N"'S alter 2 p
m and ,vetinss A Boz a. rate World
sTFVOuRAiHER waited positioo BY
hdy stetSrrspher with sA ycsfs' -
poilenee In various lines, etperially Ia
yo.sirg and billing and genera otlee
Nrt 49, nov employed but W'll Hsn
rldsr gooi -oposi'ion As5. rate "afid
srENOGRAPHER Experienced A. oil.
desfrs high grade place. 1917 u~go
ENnOHNrHrR With time to spsr,
would li.e 20 vritt your letters or you'd
rsr small rot Of books Phono osSge
aH2a
Wanted rou'ior AZ.
sir.uRfafler. book lenptr or HUr tlnd Of
dn-r prrl rho0e o.aro niJa
sTFSUGHArHFR firste'sss desires per
rns0rut position bcsI Of references Phone
ftN5
STTNoGRhrilER With booltrcprV svpsr
Nsrcp desires postlinn. Phone 2et9
TYpIkr. Experienced t,plft SAINTS soy
Mind NJ 'vras lunv 10 do a. home Ebg
care World
NOTICE rha Liberty Ns.senrst sill baul
l,uf uuHk anywhere IN paved sirss'a
~ Sl ,ru'n Pb0us 1857
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-17
nousns ron a.Nr

/ NWF1N N, Tis-On Wrst Flfih stren
rfr 1ns opposite ruha hpspitsl, hv.
roems completely FURNISHED eue rpes
i,Hlrd tor $40 per month house reau
Tar siA can be hal hy buying sast
Eerft nf tiruitv,e phohe gi44
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-17

SnuTU .l,lB Ten todm dwsninr fcl
lHt.s W 81, on West fourtn street
,a1e.Ups very nifty sad casvcnicntl,
ausnred %, pf1ier 70 sesrurs ,eHe Or t&t
!, .rls lSsse ydu viii have Ia huy thr fur
Y utura TkieL a vsTv high class cal and
arrange ioe eppoiu,neni, Call Moore
h,Ad FHgg.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-17
Southwestern Befl
Telephone Co.

IDEAS. llou Origins storlc., wsnteI
submit lu any form no scaoc guafAn.
i'ed scY r'gh' protection accepted s'ot'e''
lisshrr Bl0s 10, AnEe'es Calf
| TWO lAplES--G waut Two neat youur
lady solicitors TO travel those with pic
tore eApstitnce de,iTcS salary and rail-
road fare Boulton. uSiofd Hotel
TO m tocny
Five LADlES Five brishtEeipabe ladic.
70 1--WE dsinonsirats and sell dealers
81 70 siC- per month, railroad fare
nad. Goodrich Drug COMPANY Dept
ts1. Omsha Neh
ior ueW,papeg, maGs'nes experience
unnecessary details Tree Pres, syudi.
csis ia, ~ Louis, Mo
WHITE MAID--WAnied white maid Tor
general houscwotk must have some 81.
l. prriencs aud come NrE recommended two
In tsu.Ayo Phone 72G7
NoNAN-W WGGtcd. reliable midd!eagod
with one child servants quarter
IHoue Is2s.R
i0CNG LADY Wanted Tor millinery
oSIost il Krsss co ''
GENERAL not aEwoRK wasIcd. eGperi.
erssd white girl; no wasn't Phone
WANTED - nJessmaker wants experienced
holp Apply to htSA shirley. Iip South
Denver
HELP MALE OR FEMALE 40
BoOkKEspER- Wanted. fir,iAan book
keeper for refinery company at Tulsa
reply rivins reference snd sAlAiy required
Address hoS B9s. rsre world
CAN'T. COOKS Man and woman want 20
sitoa as camp cooks 20 years cHpen
tror \, Bcs ~, care World
sAitsMAN Wanted Eypeficnccd. To sell
"t temperance dribka IN smaA country
towns HberA. commission contract With
$40 seSNs drawing account Crown
beverage Company. Hoasrr Bldg oSt.
Louis, Mo
sAlISMEN-- VAnted. ten ladies aud gen
l,pieH 10 sci ladies and gentlemen =
ready io wear on easy time payments
NUT have good reference Apply MAN
m6'h C-edit Co J0i Fsst Third
sALttPFoPLE wsntsd shoe ,sls,peopls
Apply shoe department Scott Halliburton
Abbott Co
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-17
500 WILL BE GIVEN

70 crth Of several tchpo.boys vino viil DE-
customers ouly sshoo.boys. -rlssn, gentle.
manly JuH aUbit!put u'ed apply The 81
rs bon addition N liberal tash profits Aud
mAUv other adNantaTas Srpl, 80 I07
South bouilgr street, Tuha. Oks
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-17

PRIVATE Rcol And board. O., ha.ee.,
wouan and 7cgrc Of yearo'd child 'aT
ips business hours. lhur" .Nts s1Hd1,
ROOMS Wanted. two or three room, '.r
Wheeling o. Vlto, Can ossge nos
RooN Tw, Young lrdIss employed want
room with refined iam,l, BOO private humr
90 care World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-17

NINTH W .23G Onercom house for fent'
NsH addition kAs, Tenih' street caa
fIFl
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-17
HErAIRINN ~ REMOnrI
n}ENT
HEIr wANrrb NALr

BAKER Waut,I at Dr0,. good sa,lud
hai'r Busy H,a uatur Co, Drum
Fr.f4 utA
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-02-27

IS MEMBER
+ $1,000 CLUB

Railroad circles in Chickasha have
broken into the exclusive set in this
War Savings Stamp business, and it
was b. l.. Edwards, a Rock Island
engineer who registered first
Mr.. Edwards has been pulling a
throttle on a Rock Island mogul out
1f Chickasha for some time, and hav.
ing accumulated considerable coin of
the realm decided to put a part OF
it into War Savings Stamps There
fore, yesterday afternoon he pur-
chased through the Citizens National
bank Of this city, $1,000 worth, ma
tulHty value of the stamps, and ac-
cord.Hgly became a member of the
club. 1t was Mr.. Edwards idea that
the War Savings Stamps offered an
opportunity for a safe and profitable
investment of that amount of funds,
and he at the same time realized
that he was doing his bit in the bus
mess Of financing Uncle Sam in his
principle occupation at this time,
which is to whip the kaiser
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-02-27
TRAILERS
WILL. MEET
AT HOBART
Burton Gets Letter From President Of
Central Route Calling Session for
March S; Business Important

! e. =. Burton, president of the Ora
dy County Highway association, has
received letter from w. F. Hearne
| of Mangum, president of the Cen
trail route, Ozark Trails, in which I
meeting is called for Tuesday night
March 5, at 1880 o'clock, in Hobart
and to which all good readers are in
yited 1t is especially urged that the
executive committee be present. Mr.
Hearne goes into other details. The
letter follows:
Mangum, Okla, Feb 25. 1918.
Z. c. Burton,
Chickasha Okla
Dear sir and friend:
con account of the continuous dry
weather for the past seven or eight
months, and on account of the ef-
forts we have been putting forth in
the way of doing our bit" towards
helping the various Fed Cross move
nents, Liberty loans, War Savings
and so FORTH we have given but
very little attention to road work
and looking after the interest in gen
eral of the Central route of the
Ozark Trails association but now,
since spring is coming on and since
the war work has become systematic
ed, we feel that it is our duty to
again turn our attention to the pro
motion and completion of our road.
To that end we are calling a gen
eral meeting of the Central route
and at which time we are asking not
only the executive committee to
meet, but any and all others that
may be interested in the general
work to meet with us in Hobart,
Tuesday night, March 9TH, 1918, at
7:3O o'clock.
The state is appropriating $1,000,
900. to be spent in the various coun.
ties of the state and we have every
assurance that quite bit of this
money is to be spent upon our
route and we wish at this meeting
to discuss just how this money should
be spent, how soon we should begin
work and any thing else that will
be of general interest to the Central
route,
1t will be matter of impcssiDility
tc write every good-roads booster of
your town and community and we
trust that you will act as a commit
tee of one to see that all that may
be interested are invited and urged
to be present at this meeting
With best wishes we beg to re
main.
Yours truly,
w. F. Hearne,
Pres. Central Route, Ozark Trails,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-02-27
LOCAL MEN
PREPARING
SINK SHAFT

The latest report from the Mineral
State Lead G Zinc Co. lease on the
east half of the southeast of the
northwest of Sec. 10, north of Hook
erville, states that ore was struck at
120 feet which continued to a depth
Of 220 feet, making a face of 100
feet CT high grade ore in which zinc
predominates. This is the second
hole that the company has drilled,
the fnst having a face of 95 feet.
The Admiralty Co is moving ma
terial for a mill on the second 20
south where their drill tests showed
q face of 1893 feet of high grade ore.
The Mineral State Co. is now op.
Grating two keystone drills with one
running double shift. 1t was further
stated that work would commence
soon on sinking shaft and that as
quickly as the material could be
shipped to the location modern up
tQ-date mill would be constructed.
DR.. w. L. Bonnell and Clyde Kelly
snent several days last week at Jop.
lin, Webb City and Miami in the in.
terest of securing a mill and start.
ing their shaft.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-02-27
HIGH
IS COLONY
OF SAVERS

The Chickasha high school is COM
ing to the front in the matter OF
War Savers. They are not only
coming, but from the enthusiasm
manifested, they are going to stay
in the game. Recently, the school
made 1t unanimous. everyone of tho
298 pupils signing pledge cards to
buy Thrift. Stamps regularly during
the year
At chapel this morning, the vari.
GUS class presidents made their re-
ports of the number of Thrift Stamps
purchased. These reports gave the
Sophomore class tie best OF the run
ming up to date, showing that the
class had purchased up to date 1865
Thrift Stamps. Tho total for the
school is 5562 Thrift Stamps, repre-.
senting a cash value of $1,3S050.
The Freshmen class is crowding
the Sophomores for first honors and
considerable rivalry has developed.
The reports of the various classes
for Thrift Stamps sold are as fol.
lows: Sophomore 1865; Freshment
1914; Junior 1858; Seniors $50.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-02-27
Cavalry Soldier Anxious
For Crack at Boche, But
Sees Small Chance NO1U

A letter has just been received
here direct from the front in France
by j, II. Burross from his brother
Wilmer, who is with cavalry sec
ton of the United States forces
Over There" The letter follows:
my work is complete for tcmor-
row and since there is still some
candle light shall write some.
How was Christmas with you
We had an awfully good turkey din.
nor, but it lacked that home atmos-
phere that makes one feel so good
81 have now been in France lit
tie more than four months and don't
know half dozen words in French.
BY golly, | haven't time to study
such stuff.
Had some jolly good sport a few
weeks ago. There was about ten
inches of snow on the ground a.
the quails hung around the ravines.
One day 1 got telescope sniping
r1fle and went after a bunch. l got
within about 215 yards and then lay
down on the snow and began to
open up on the singleones, standing
out to themselves, to keep the bunch
rom flying. Before they finally
lew, had shot about 45 times and
rad killed 10. These birds are blush
N color but have no topknots and
ire larger than the blue quail of
gest Texas.
Just now am an instructor in
he first corps school. It is fun to
each others how to kill Boches. |
Since there is no use for cavalry / |
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-02-27

can't see much of chance for me
to get into it much for some time
yet. But we are all anxious to get
after the Huns. From where | am,
l can hear the big guns along the
front and 1 have seen some Boche
airplanes too.
Some few days ago, one of the
student officers here had sack of
SIX or eight grenades to go off while
he was carrying them. ! saw him a
few minutes later. Part OF him was
mud, part of him was blood and the
rest of him-not at all. One leg was
blown off at the junction with the
body and parts of his body were
blown everywhere.
"Th7re are many long sloping hills
here. When 1t SHOWS they are very
beautiful The roads are excellent.
%Ould love to tour the country In
a car. When snow is not on the
ground, it. is always muddy. All my
shoes and boots. except my hip rub
ber cots, are hob nailed to help me
to hold the ground when trying to
climb these slippery hills.
''This should reach you In about
Il days as most of my letters get
home in about that time, but It takes
from a month to seven or eight
weeks to get mail over here.
There doesn't seem much ground
to base prediction regarding the
close Of the war, until after the
spring drive, Here's hoping we
drive them to Berlin
"Your devoted brother,
Wilmer"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-02-27
ENTER BAG WORM;
USE SPRAY. SAYS
MAYOR COLEMAN

Il want to call the attention Of
property owners to the fact that now
is the time to get rid of all bag
worms which will cause so much
trouble later" said Mayor Coffman
this morning. "If trees are gone
over now and all the old webs de-
stroyed, or if the trees are sprayed
there will be no trouble later with
the bag worm.
Several people asked me last year
to get boys to climb the trees and
kill the bag worms but l did not
think it the best policy and will not
do so this year. The easiest way to
rid trees of these worms is to spray
them aud this should be done now
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-02-27

er yards. The corn and hay that
was taken Monday night was obtain.
ed from cars on the Frisco.
Sheriff Hodge Bailey and Deputy
Bob Castleman made the arrests.
They have been working on the mat
ter for some time but were unable
to locate the missing articles until
they tracked the alleged thieves
through the yards yesterday morning.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-02-27
DEAD,
AMERICAN SHOT;
BORDER FIGHT

BY United Press.
Ell Paso, Tex, Feb. 27.--An uni
Identified Mexican is dead and an
American cavalryman is In a hospit.
al at Fabens, Tex, as the result Of
a border fight.
The Mexican was shot as he was
crossing the international bridge. He
refused to halt at command. The
American trooper was shot in the
arm by a Mexican sniper
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-02-27
PRESIDENT WAITS ON
GERMANY'S ANSWER
By United Press

By United Press
Washington, Feb. 27.-President
Wilson is waiting upon Czernin's 6
expected reply to the last peace term
announced before determining the
future course this nation will take
regarding the new statements to the
world. If it shows a conciliatory re-
oeptive spirit the president will agaiu
appear in congress to amplify his
previous statements. is the belief
here.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-02-27
French Repuise Raids,
BY United Press.

Paris, Feb. 27.--Two strong Ger.
man raids were repulsed in the
Chemin des Danes reglen where the
Americans are giving valuable aid
to the French, it was officially an.
nouncsd by the war office today. Al.
ter violent bombardment the at
tacks were made by picked troops
OF tho Germans. They we're thrown
back, leaving a number of victims
Of the French aud American fire.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-02-27
JAPAN READY TO
ACT in SIBERIA
FHUNS THREATEN

BY United Press.
Washington. Feb 27,--Japan is
ready to act, in the event that the
German drive that is sweeping Rus.
sja, extends into Siberia and threat.
ems to spread into the east.
This information is taken to be
semi-official as the facts were learn,
ed from sources that are close to the
activities of the Japanese embassy.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-02-27
80 SAILORS LOST
WHEN TUG SINKS
OFF ATL. COAST
BY United Press.

By United Press.
Washington, Feb. 27-Thirty Amer
lean sailors were probably lost when
the United States naval tug Chero,
kee foundered at point off the At.
lantic coast, according to a state
ment issued by Secretary of the Navy
Daniels.
At the last reports ten men had
been safely landed from a compile
ment of 40 who manned the vessel.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-02-27
TOPEKA CLEANING UP
By United Press.

Topeka, Kan. Feb. 27.-Ffteen wo.
men we're held without bond as a re
suit of the cleanup crusade inaugu-
rated by the police. Widespread i'm.
morality in cities frequented by sol.
diers caused the campaign.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-02-27
RUSSIA'S FATE TO BE
DECIDED AT CONFERENCE
By United Press.

London, Feb. 27.-The fate of oe-
cupied Russia, regardless Of any Rus.
sian-Roumanian peace treaties, will
be decided at the general peace con-
ference, Arthur Balfour, secretary Of
state declared in the house Of com.
mons today. trrr
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-02-27
FORMER REP. FROM
"SHOW ME" STATE
TO Be ON CARPET
By United Press.

By United Press.
Washington, Feb 27.-Former Rep
resentative Batholdt of Missouri was
named to appear Saturday before the
senate subcommittee now investigat-
ing a German-American alliance.
Bartholdt has been named as the
first witness to appear at the in.
quiry. He is alleged to have made
q speech in st, Louis, urging the
election of candidates favoring the
Germans, prior to the presidential
nomination convention.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-02-27
AMERICANS TO RESCUE
BY United Press.

London, Feb. 27.-An American
destroyer brought in survivors from
the hospital ship Glenart Castle, sunk
in the British channel yesterday.
Eight boats with survivors are adrift,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-02-27

than $4,000 and with half a dozen
$1,000 club members in prospect, they
expect that the record will be sus.
tained, only more SO. ,-,
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Many In Hospitals.
slavs Turn Back Germans.

Savs Turn Back Germans.
BY United Press.
Petrograd, Feb 27.--The Russians
repuIsed the Germans at Vitobslr,
the capital of Vitobsk province. AT
ter driving the Germans back, the
Russians blew up the bridge over
the Berezina.
The German command advancing
toward the capital, informed the Rus.
slams that they have asked the Brest'
Litovsk representatives concerning
the accepted peace, and that they
we're told the advance must continue.
Huns Are Determined.
Evidently the Germans have de-
termined to occupy Petrograd In or.
der to cut off the capital from the
south. The battle for the posses
sion of Piskoff continued through
the night and ended in a Russian
victory.
Ten detachments Of revolutionary
troops we're dispatched for Piskoff
1t was announced today. Valuable
supplies that we're stored there have
been removed by the Russians. Re-
val was captured after battle hotly
contested by sailors and detachmsnts
OF the Red Guards.