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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-11

Gtrabe unb afDerp allep fteblen ipoGs
is. fpurbe eeitern nuf Weiiuns BON
Oekttipz9eatnant 2ope Der 90 Jnbre
alte Ri9orb UiebIeu, bon SO. 200
Sbinfle 4rsuue, gobtnston, berbnftst,
iebo6 sesen 8urgf4dft tpieber in Jreis
heit geIsst.
Wsblen ift aIs Wddisr fir bic 6.
&c 8. Babn tbdtis. Gr beiireitet auf
bns Gntfdisoeniie. bic DsrbdnsniBDOls
len Sdiiiie dbsess6en gu babeu, unb
betbeuert aud. gar ni4t in Der Rdbe
Der Waoroitdtte gtpsfsn su isiL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-11
ueberfaaen
8nr6e ibrer ansabe uadJ srau
Dlamie SiiHer bon masfirtem
gllnber.

einen giuibiiberfaa, SeIIen Spfer
iie aeitern anl bellidJten 3aae in ibrer
Bobnlng geiporben, meI6ete fsraa
DeaiiIie Giitler, pom go. 1916 3uolep
fStraBe, oem 2eiltllant Saa IN Der
a,oIiseiltation on Der gorf Gtrabe.
ysad3 ben alngaben DON ,Srau 9iIi.
Ia,. ,,,,,. Sia oefferf1 sIporfe,t ,,ee,t ,,at,1,
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GntlaTert
@urbe gsroi. Iartin 2nbiuid bOn Der
lIniperiitdt, iueil er uid)t bas
8lrgerred)t erluDrbeu bat.

Deil er, obsIsi5 sr feds Sabre i'm
2aRbe 1T unb aud bie eriten glrger'
papisre beIiBt, iOpett ous giirssrreat
nidyt ertporben bat, lit Broieiior Wlar
tin Qil6pih, Der oeutihen uno Ipd1i'
itsn nnterriht i'm Snseuiears De-
partsment Der uniDeriitGt ertbetIte,
entlnfsn porben.
Ssins Gntlafung purbe Dom Unit
periitdtsratb in sebsimsr SiBuug pers
fiigt unb ipiro am Samitag in &raft
tretsn, prdiioent Or. 9abneD bemertte
geitern, er babe Rroieiior SlIopidj
oes Seferen angerat9eu, it9 i'm oerz
flOFsnen Sabre bas giir9erreht gu
ittern, pas oteier iebod Hidt getbaH
babe,
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del eI.pbans.n Der 2sib ouf FOB.
uolIis sIsptnnienbofis Sdulentetns,
bsraui. Den GIspbonisn Gbaraiisr
iidrit nod, bab bissmal cine tii4tiss
dubss DbrmuiheI porbanoen IN.
Dsuit man f9 bis 0r5be ba5u. 70
m0hte I'M gansen siipa Elm alter tars
ibasii4er Rrtegs ELEPHANT bsrauss
iommen, BEN fie Su beifersr Dsbr in
BET SAladt sins iiiuiiliHs aeberbeds
nit Wollpolftsr iinb pisIsn singsisbtsn
Wsialltplinbsrn iibsr miidsn, unb
Hepf seitiiIpt babsn.
Mber oielsr .Glspbont Don gitas
Guinea, ipis CT 70 burd ieinnl9lmiiers
banner Edfis trabi, bot in Wdbrbeii
nidis NIT Glepbdni,n uno Glspbdns
isug.noftn gu tbun. 2sbenb. ipie sr
teuts nod in fsinem bolldnbii9saRsus
@uintu bruh ben Rahtpalb ItRiit
unb nun aud Bis SolIanb sstommsn
IN. trdst Ct bod einsn gang eigens
tf1iif11Lffi>fU fDnfndfid1e1 NuH eiukff
n,olpoiId.n aonb,r as,Y "A. >, ,,nn
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,panainnS ~ - -
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am n, Mr,r S,rsSi5n,rsi,u Sbn,ir
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,ueItsu, Spos, i, mad, her sub,r,uauft.
,nsrme i,,ias aS.r tsrI, M "a Mn
m,Si,iporsn,u m,ptiIi.u H. g,,o,n,
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.gu,h 81, etoS,Ir s;ns nur rsr,t,h,,
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isrmiib i,I6it osrsbrt nas HnS n oiia,
=; ;snsu ME ii, rss,r ma. 49,, u Sns Sas. oaii.
srbs,.. 10 Sob o,Ii Sos ,p.rssnbs he can. sS,.
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ebmpboniefonserte.

sSiir bic beieen bissip64issn Gpms
pbonietonerte, bic ME iiblin ON
bsutipen Ga6mtttns unb am Samftae
glbeno i'm gmerr 4ubitoriun ftdtts
finben, bat gaitbirigent 9ittor Ser
bert Gin aubsrorbsntIia irtsrsHantts
programm 5uinmmenesitslt. ais
Snilpinnmmer rirb bas Orf,eier
Sidaiiapsip's Jiinfie Spmpbcnis
bistsn, pie nsbsn Der -gnfbetique" bic.
ies bsrpprrdesnblien Wertrttrs btr
ruffiiHsn SdaIs, bic pcpuldrfte ieinsr
Gpmpbpnian Ut. Aubsrbem brinlt
bds gDroerdmm rod ben aeornsDal
Romains@ BON HsrIic5; StbeItus'
Ter S6pan BON Supnslu' ane
.Sisgfriebs gfbeinfubrt4 BON Wdansr.
geIeosntiid, Der beibtn 9Dus.rte triro
fsin: eoloir1ft mitipirfsu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-11
0aubereinsliga.
SaBreSUeriammlnns nnb Seamten'
pabl finbet beute itatt.

Die SabresberinmmIunS Der gel>
bereinsliga pon Samilton Gouutp
lpirb om beutigen 2lbenb in Der Gen'
tral Surnbaae absebalten. Wlit ber'
fel6en lit bic BeamtentpabI Derbunoen
unb fplgenbe aaubiOaten purseH
aufgsifslIt:
ReguIGres Sidst:
9rGfibent: - Gbas. Deibner, Sr.
Disqualification: (2) = 3. 8. 0orS
jobnn, gbos. 8. pogue.
S6abmeiiter: - 9. 6. Soebnt.
Sstrstdr: - George B. Msier.
Direttpren d0): = 8. s. @ellas
rius, 8. g. RofsntboI, Sreb Stten,
SO. 81. gsatman, %. m. Dirtbipins,
gbus. aeper, Ghos. Jettpeis, georgs
3. Soffmann, u. 6. 9. Stephens,
gbos. Runge.
unabbdng ises Sitet:
grdiibsnt: - Gbas. Deibner, Sr.
@iasprdiibsnten ~: = s. 8. 8ora
jobon, 1bos. 8. ppeue.
GdaBmeiitsr: - O. 6. Sosbnt.
GeiretGr: = geores %. Weier.
9irettpren (10): = g. s. Gelns
rius, $. g. Rofentbal. u. 81. 9.at'
man, Dm. R. Collins, Sugo 9runer,
6. 80. Dittmor, 9eorge RpsI, syobn
3. ScDmb, u. u. Dsinsartusr, Sobn
2oeia.
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eebnt sgeraatlugrtIidlteit ab.

Iie @riinoeieentIumsb6rle bat ge.
legentlib ibrer SabresDerianrnihng
@eihIiiiic dneenomIneu, In ipeId,en iie
oie BernntiporfIidlfeif fir be Gin.
id3dtnna oes ejrinbeiaeisfbiuns I'm
Wcld,iftscaltnlm nnb 5lim gbeiI and
fir ous GigeIltbiinr IN ben woritdofcn
oblsbut Sn ben HeiaIliien piro -.
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gterbiidbfeitsbericbt.

@rioget acoueb, So, $50 0ano'
ridge Strabe. Sersidlas.
gIisabetb Slid. IS, 2030 @ine
Strabe, gIntpereiftiine.
Sunigimbe Sdrenfer, 67, 304
@eit 0ibertp struBe, arebs.
auna 8oeaer, n, % Calhoun
Strabe, Ser5Ieioeu.
Sattie TunuIo, 33, 1882 2ociiit
Gtrnbe MISUNDERSTANDING.
See @nbn, rs, 4057 @eedJtDoob
glpe., 9lrterierpertalfung.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-11

iont, bdB Die Crun6eieentbunlsb6rie
I'M DeIddftsoiitrift 1iir bic @riinb-
itiife unb nidt bic @ebdube dbif1ete
iln6 aildj in ben yoritd6ten riirr gum
EbeiI bic abiddtungen borrinbm, 10.
oaB fie bic Dernirttportlihfeit fir Die
6cftnitfben abidydtungen, ipie tie BON
onoerer geite sensadt tDoroen, ableb.
men mlB.
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slms ben @crid,tsbDien
pie anbert Sette

Trdnf Srneter, Mt. 6eals
TIP, 81, bat duf bic SfsiounsstIage
feiner Gaitin 3anuab 9rustsr, nit
Der er iidb am q. SSuni 1891 Dsrbets
ratbete, cine Replit urtb G,egsnilnes
eingsrsift, iporin sr fslbft cine Sfeis
bung nnb auf bic Sdlits bes ndbrsuo
Der Gbe angefnuftu 0rlfnoeigns
tbums IN Dsitsrpirs, g., ufb Uh.
5ealfbp, O.. berloHgt, Gr fii1rt an,
bab bte fyrau ibn Hiht nur brutal BE-
banbeIt uno mebuHals fsin 9sben be-
brc5t, foubern jbn auh isit 1911
brei peri6ieoene Tsule psridHsn babe
unb WlOnnts lang forteetlie6sn TEL.
9sm Sftotsr 1917 i.i iis fpisotr forts
gesdn-su rnb isitbsm uitt msbr 3us
riidgsfspri.
Sein ausbttiben ertldrt.
Sn BEN 5nns hes Mite 2ras
pis, Der ipeaen @inbrIfbs ptoSshirt
psroen jolit, abet-nid)t gum YrO5sB
srIhienen mar, ipeBhal6 Isins giires
Ibdft I'm gstrdse non $1,000 fir osrs
fallen srtldrt Dnrpe, rbielt Der
StnutsnHiruIt osferH bic Ra6ri9t,
|nab 2rdpii nd lsasHfpdrtig I'M Sinas
GiRe 3ufr51us 6efinost, no sr me
gen 5dliHune bon goitaHtushunaen
tine fiiRfiGbrigt lreibeitsftrdf, Dsr'
biiBt. Da bierourn iein Ausblsibeu
ntIdrt it,, ipiro porIdufig BON Der
gintreiblinq Der giirgffuftsIumme
ron bem girgsn elmer Wlefb gtbs
itdnb senommsn iperben
8erfanst S4mer5eusselb.
Der ftabtif6e Stpabeniebrsr Is bar
les u. 2augermann, Der am
%. Cttober 1916, oIs sr an Der
'Spring Grupe uuo WarIboll glpenus
fsiner ideIi9en apbeii dHIag. bon
elmer Gar eeirpffeH fuurbs unD babel
sinsn bOppeltsn gstnbrid, fOtuie Der
Iebunaen am Sppf unb I'm Riidtn ers
Iitt, bdt bebbalb cine Rbaae iiber
$4,000 eessH bic Cincinnati Frat
iion 60. anseitrsnst.
Ra6fabs Sa6tn
Malter Seilb permadt Isin @,rmDs
gen an feline @ntttn Gbnd SENT.
Sohn G. Ttlaer perma6t fein
Grunneigsufbum an Der Grftsu Qloes
nue., prite Sin, on fsiue GntsliH @o'
ma NiiIsr uub oeu Reit bes Bernie
qens an 6enrp 6. Wiillsr unD Gms
ma WiiIIer Dsiutdrup.
iyreb. GlpB III Rd@ldbpertpoltsr
Don @ilIiom gDdlter; BsrfOHaIhn
5000.
Senrp Z. 6eiI.sr III gladlabpas
ipdlter pom 9lmeIis UeilIer; perionds
litn 1916. 4
2puis Braun 1T 0ofaaBp.ruuItsr
pon WafaIie Ouretn; Periruolien
$3.50.
Wiliam Wlortafbeb 1T Rd9lobs
perfpultsr BON 9is3is Sbsdrimitb;
perlpnaIieH S4OO; 9runDelgeHtpuIn
$1,000.
Der perfSnlids Rodlob bsr aats
Olga bstrdet s3499.
@erfaisbsnes.
Die Grife RatiUnnItunt BON Cubs
fcsp. ap.,, bat cine WenIslforosrun3
iibsr $500 asgsn Cora Wlrrie uno
adrrn syrtb. @ssIst sinettiosi.
aluf Duino ongsbIiten apntroits
truhs babsn Grerntring Bros. cine
Rlaet iibsr $3977.5o ssasn iysrbinnno
JeIis e Con sinesrti6t.
IN Der aIoss Sss G1atIss J. asrnI
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gesen bic Cincinnati Srattion Co.,
iporin berfsl5e $2672 fir erGittene
8erlebungen perlansts, tpurbe eeifern
elm 8erbitt 5u Guniten Der @ertlags
ten nbgegeben.
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oes w,orSss bsidlnISias.

Inter Der Hnilnss, an Disnfds
elbenb ben 26 Sabre nlttH artbur
aariins. ppn 10. 9O5 WtIi 8. Gtrdbe,
sridoTsn 81 babsn. als bisIer a0fIsn
bon sinsm wassrn dH oa Gmitb
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Gianrren.

fen iei i6nen aobIen gu berfa1tfen
ilnO iie Onber ben gSee Der SeIbitbilfe
beihrttten bdtten.
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- artflir Spbe aus Benbam, Gp.,
melbets seitern Der pDli8ei, 6uB er on
ber Dett Gouri Strdbe prn 3tpei fors
biesn TrauerSimmern, in bereti Rebe
er ssratben, um $3.50 bsra,fbt ipprb,u
spaL
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Ybilipp WroRarO,

ptiistter Gatfe bon 9mma groFIarb, geo 4fef'
fer, ~ nlitt bon 6o 3atreH, In feirer 2lcb.
xsl6fHtsedrautb finbn f!aif eaulfiae, Dfn IL
Jauiaar. Bormlfiaes s:i5 Hfdut<np 3cbanii
~ bu e. Mutfin's Stirhs Inn llbf Borusf.
tags. 5rsfnbe 'sno eiHasaeen 1911
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Nentider GiOnier.gsereiu

Die Wlitalieber o6iqeu RereiHs hHb hiermit
frerneIidit eriudDt benz qeideHbeahnnnib bes
am g. 9nuiidr 1918 bcrftorbeneH HioHiers
WbiI. Ntoifarb bente Rormitidg nm Sis iIhr
bout 1rnuerhanfc 1870 Trevor gbeHne Ghrhinl
nus rrcbf sdbreidr beisuip0bnen
Ofto anHgr, prai.
GeHs. arassL ssIE v
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GEO. ?. sCHWHTzEH.
VOLKSBLATT
JOB R 90 N S
127 cf7. strate.
9ri,ffintbet,

,sbss ID In psuuGss uns eneIIJe<. ecraas
iar orf6disieuts, ystd1 II. rsssdeu1nssu
rbfn af @unf6 bsfergA
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Maart6s Auplls,


im after bon 80 satsen. Gis Rssrbleilne fin.
tff ftafi an eamitaa 92oretIi nm " ubr BON
sln selsrli6es Bf<auifm in sst e. Bcrifaftnb
ftrtt Glue HcS Etrabs. ateetultsn NTH.
ipon Bsrfpanbfs unb Jrsanbe siHesinbeH ftnp
Ifs xssssnssn eiHfsrttisteasn.
autf6sn pricfIen o. W. 8sffsrr;anr 4 6cRs
GtdbIsfsmsni Nm TOO iibr wlorsens.
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sla.s an Dennsriiaa sm 10. 5aHuar
SuhH 4rauHins,

Gtttper bon georh Fsauninp. esb. Sit, In
isinsr tlobrina. Heooins neab, Bont eia, I'm
aLltsr ben 70 labren. 1is Belt bsr Hserbierng
i5Ifs fpaist tsfdnHt ssms6f. 1t
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Siarb am 1isnfiaa, ben s. 2auuar 1918.
hbsnes nm l0:s5 ubr. ipctfberie5u nil ben
h. EfeI1daframerfen rnfecs tnrinft9tltsbfs
Ustfin, 9uiisr, GrUtmnfsr unb e6fpisssr'
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Tcntal Gonege.

Lbe GtncinHnfi Dental College 22l--233 gSeif
Court CTR. Habt Blum. Seutfo eeiproneH.
aae 4rtsu iabutttuiidtt arbsittH.
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aRdo oden fir aoteu uno daeemsine Sars,
urbeii tn audttmeut Sipei GripGhicne. Hcin
&3aiben 6HpieblHHaen. 2425 au6nrH aoc..
mli gtfburIl
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W,rIunat-@eibfih.

VI d baeu I'LL 4DdbeH lrub allaemeiHe Sauss
dr6eii In Heiner 5Gnlllte Better eobH. Gil
G5reeHipopo elOerue, gloDHoale.
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iInterhaltuugs.ans

Seuti1es 9beater gssHs sseas souf.
Inter benz proteftorat bes 9ameu, EtaotDeo
bunbes
eDHutng, ben 10. SaHHar, abeubs 7:45.
Der gSeg sum Ser5eH"
auitfgieI In glfteu bon slb6if g'arroHse.
Bretie: 26c bis $3.50 s,11
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Gu permiethen-3immer.

beIIe, moberne SroHta M m e I.
$500. 1905 Gang Strabe. 10,11-
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1918-02-11

of the high school parent teachers as
sociation. This date being that of Lin
coins birthday, the program will be
largely in commemoratiOn of that
event The newly organized glee club
will render special music for the oc-
casion and the kindergarten class will
give a series of fancy dances. A round
table discussion Cf the proper kind and
amount of entertainment for school
children will conclude the program fol
the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Holm have re-
turned from Albuquerque, where they
went recently on the sad mission OF
laying to rest their son. Mr.. Harold
Finch. who passed away in the hospital
at Los Angeles about ten days ago
Mrs. Finch arrived here with them and
will visit here for a short time.
Mr.. A. B. Woodward has accepted q
position as train dispatcher for the
Rio Grande at Salt Lake, and left Fri
| day with Mrs Woodward for that city
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Walcott, a pound boy was borI
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1918-02-11

new physical examination regulations
just received at state draft headquart
ers. a missing foot or missing arm
is not now enough to keep you out
of the ranks of the national army.
There also are many other startling
and new innovations in the regula-
tions, as a careful study of them will
disclose.
Men with an arm or Il foot miss
ing and with other defects will be
assigned to a class for special or linn
tied service, according to the interpre-
tations of the new regulations. They
viii be accepted in the army for serv-
ice as motor mechanics, clerks, cooks.
and bakers. The following appears
in the new rules:
Refer to the medical advisory
board all registrants with one good
arm and one good lower extremity
and other doubtful cases Accept
all registrants who have no loss of
function Of both upper and lower
eytremities and have no restriction,
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1918-02-11

in st. Louis, returned home last Sat
urday.
Mr.. L. c. Owens of Snowflake was
visitor in this city early in the week.
Mr.. John Becker is home again, after
spending several weeks in the hospital
at Los Angeles.
Agnes, the little daughter of w. G.
Kelly and Lois. the daughter Of ". +.
Carver, are IL this week with the small
pox. Neither case is severe, but a rigid
quarantine has been established to
check the spread OF the disease.
Last Friday evening at their lodge
room about fifty members of the Q. +.
Star rendered a banquet to Mrs. c. b.
Henderson, one of their old members
who has been visiting for several days
in the city. A beautiful vase was pre-
scented to her at the conclusion of the
banquet as Il small token of the esteem
in which she is held by the members Of
the order.
Tuesday evening, February 18th, in
the assembly room Of the high school
will be held the next regular meeting
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1918-02-11
PAGE SEVEN

the order throughout al the country.
What arrangements the Phoenix lodge
of Elks has made to observe the &C
casion have not been made public,
but undoubtedly the local lodge will
follow the example of other lodges in
marking this suspicious half-century
milestone
The order of Elks was formed in New
York city on February Il. 1868. by Il
small company of theatrical people who
called themselves the Jolly Corks.
From this small beginning has grown
the present great fraternal order with
more than 1900 lodges.
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MINSLOW PEOPLE
RECENT MOVEMENTS

Mesdamcs Barr and Walcott. and
Mr.. and Mrs. E. i. Hebert left Fri
day for Tucson to attend the annual
meeting OF the state chapter Of the
@. +. $. which conyenes in that city
Monday
, Mrs. William Hcgue and baby who
have been visiting here for two
months a the home of her parents,
left Tuesday for her home at Prescott.
Mrs. +. J. Putnam was called to Des
MOines, Iowa, last week, by the serious
illness Of her sister.
Mr.. Ed. Wooh, who has been spend
ing the winter at his former old home
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1918-02-11

last Monday
The night session of the high school
opened last Monday evening in a most
promising manner with the appearance
of about eighty adults, who enrolled for
one or two of the courses being given.
The largest classes are those in Span
ish and bookkeeping.
Mr. H. +. Mercer has gone to San
Francisco for a few days
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1918-02-11

HOME IN MiSSOURI-Accordin 10
an item in the Kansas City Star. Viii
liam II. Pomerene of Phoenix has pur-
chased in Kansas City a three story
brick store and apartment building
The purchase price, which was given
as $4,000, included three new resi-
dences in that city. Mr.. Pomerene lives
at 500 North Seventh avenue.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1918-02-11

made from the profits of his from gambling with
stocks but from investments in Real Estate Mr. DIVER
first bought lot, built home, paid it out
tinued TO buy prcpertyyes it took years some
worth the effort
Home building is the badge of thriftiness the symbol
of honesty, and the sign of
home builders make honest thrifty, and progressive
citizens.
ing citizens for their hearts minds and souls wrapped
up in their city and they willing work for its
up-building.
Remember that Real Estate is the basis of wealth
home building the badge of thrftiness Is it wise
then to encourage that class of investments?
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1918-02-11

of joint action. Reject no foot cases.
As in all other cases, the medical
advisory board will. of course. eXer-
else discretion as to the acceptance
or rejection OF registrants possessed
Of one arm or leg. The general
health and qualifications of these men
will he considered before they are
assigned for special service.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1918-02-11
REAL ESTATE BASIS OF WEALTH
HOME BUILDING BADGE OF THRIFTINES

In this of setrich quick schemes shady stock selling
propositions and precarious promotions of various and
sundry firms and corporations it is well to stop and
think before making investments; take time
out the best method placing your money where will
be safe
Don't experiment with investments it's costly method
avang returns and in most instances entailing
heavy losses.
sure, safe and investment is Real Estate
the basis of all wealtll-of course don't
you gamble with it overload yourself with
bered property-but purchase lot build home-thats
a good start.
Recently in Pittsburgh Mike Dwyer suburban grocer
retired business worth a million
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1918-02-11
IS To
BE Celebrated

On next Friday. February Is. will
occur the fiftieth anniversary of the
founding Of the order of Elks. This
event viii be observed Dr. lodges Of
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1918-02-11
CR|PP[ES WILL
HAVE WAR DUTY

Attention. One-legSed and one
armed men,
It's you for the army. under the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-02-28
A Pound of
Good Meat

Is worth several pounds OF
poor meat. One way to con-
serve is to buy all Your meat
from us.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-02-28
A GOOD
FRIEND

A sood friend stands by you when
in need. Chickasha people tell how
Doans Kidney Pills have stood the
test. Mrs. Thomas endorsed Doan's
nearly ten years ago and again con
firms the story. Could you ask for
more convincing testimony?
Mrs. M. NJ Thomas, 1902 Pennsyl-
vania Ave, Chickasha, says. For
a good many years l suffered with
my kidneys. + have had dull ache
across my back mostly all the time
There were also signs of dropsy, ami
my feet and ankles were swollen
and ached terribly. / had heard of
cures made by Doans Kidney Pills
in my own neighborhood and was
persuaded to try them. Four boxes
from the Owl Drug Store, entirely
cured me. Statement given July 2,
1eOs.)
On December Is. 19le, Mrs. Thom-
as said: Every time have had
any symptoms of kidney trouble,
Doan's Kidney Pills have given me
quick relief. l gladly confirm the
statement ! made in their praise sew
eral years ago"
6Oc, at all dealers. Foster-Mil.
turn Co. Mfgrs., Buffalo, n. Y.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-02-28
GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER

has been a househould remedy all
over the civilized world TOR more
than half a century for constipation
intestinal troubles, torpid liver and
the generally depressed feeling that
accompanies such disorders. 1t is a
most valuable remedy for indigestion
or nervous dyspepsia and liver trou-
BILE, bringing on a headache, coming
up Of food, palpitation of heart, and
many other symptoms. A few doses
Of August Flower will relieve you. 1t
is a gentle laxative. Sold by Wren
nIug Co.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-02-28

Mr.. and Mrs. John Damphey OF
Acme, Okla. are the guests of friends
in this city for a. few days
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-02-28

Whee! Hoorayl Another carniva
at the Senior High school Friday
March 1st. II
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-02-28

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case o. Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Madeleine.
Halls Catarrh Medicine has been taken
by catarrh sufferers for the past thirty
i've years. and has become known as the
most reliable remedy for Catarrh. Halls
Catarrh Medicine acts thru the Blood on
the Mucous surfaces. exreliing the Pol
son from the Blood and healing the dis
eased portions.
After you have taken Halls Catarrh
Medicine for a short time you will see q.
great improvement in your general
health. start taking Halrs Catarrh Medi-
cine at once and get nd Of catarrh. Send
for testimonials. free.
Sold by all Druggists, lsc.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-02-28
Box to Hold Vegetables.

The box should be divided by par.
tltions, the largest space being for po
latoes, another for apples, etc. Where
space is at such premium that pro
visions have to be bought in small
quantities this plan will add much to
the comfort and convenience of the
kitchen. 1t may be covered neatly and
utilized for seat Have the cover
hinged so that it will be easy to open.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-02-28

w. S. Light and c. L. Light OF
Camp Travis are visiting with friends
in this city for a few days.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-02-28

T. d. Kroeger. piano tuner, recon.
meuded by Prof Richter, and all
the best music teachers of the city
Phone SIS. Gadd's Music Store. 1t