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ANNOUNCEMENTS
DEATHS.

10 & 4. GhTs $ & =, ~ y GS'o%Gr
loving an attack OF spanish influenza lie
Siuar, T., and his mother, Sirs Mary t.
paT MosNr&Gi4 T 10 d 5H 1lSSl'ywoo4 sATcF
Thosc gates aJar loon Shall see:
70 70 T Rs!H' ara Hs al fS " id.,
Esrrcwsl 70 YOU, my children dear
NJ! time has como. must 'Cavc-
Dear wife ana children. do not cricyc
Earewei 10 YOU, dear mo'her,
within ni VII" 'h"ys ga rae and ,r Il VIII t,ana
lnvi6 "hH n'"E t rlas p hour hand
CKoWDEK.- Died, at 10 l.. NJ Wednesday
81! a% HG% rSa s ns @"G hAtrdnnb a1 .nI
MONT CRoWDER. after "a brief illness OF
sss III va eGw Ss 2" ] n and
III: only son Of Mrs \. $. nrowder.
The hoiHe Tiiis uH1p%rj S %pTGENo 'SS!2
~ $50 o"locll
uuNih. blvd. in Franec; Scr,.mhcr =, i.is.
ND m ,Ss .,c n'a W,, sor s S Ms- rsn,oa
,cn o. Mr De- ana " TIC fate sr-9S
fAELEy nieI oc,obGr 10 lsls, a, \. n.
"
LILLIAN FARLEY lie leaves a mother and
or. THIS iTEiDAIp MonNiNG at il
nfd W., 'H sry res s'Ias e Y.
T2Ep GRAHAM y. "Idcs; i child hi. of Mr. and
,,IH,sr,nen, in Hollywood FRIDAY $50 p
" Scrvic.. AZ the grave.
uAN H, RI. OF onermoni, in The home
n%a OF hi+ Slr Mrs k;H R1''E On iSi nrS1
da" ;D october ," 10. ISIS " 10 ''o'N "urS'
stays IN oai,wood Cemetery nj at i. M H.
JACKSON DFed.Iat her homo 5Ol I.onisi-
a.1er nor. "GiHi rGss. s MRS rAN IS?
SSEEEAD JAcKSoN. Ia her thirty ;!hr ri year
MaFsSrst I.inmeii;. father ana mother. Mr.
~ Of Richmond, and one brother Of Gin
FuPclsl i,nipAY at the grave ii, OAK
'y VIC died aSr MdH SG
cqala@ca 'E Hb ifss Z! rfnHsS%9G a Y'
G2,ciagN a, The grave. II hollywood. Mr.
snd two brothers Frank W. and j. cIar:
LNN A vii, THe ,E s9"f nase Of fra IE ,b n
N"rth Eighth. SATURDAY MOEHi%,; al 10
o'clock. Services will be he'd at Mt Cal
varS Cemetery
MlrIEi .DonEi:R. Died. on Thursday Oc-
tobcr 10. 1918. . y. NJ. at the residence
OF his brother Ellis Mitteldorfcr Fl. Fast
Grace street. Richmond. CHARLES NIT.
TEIIboRFER. In the cighticth year OF
runsral 5.i5 p, NJ. FRIDAY at Hebrew
rlcasc omit flower.
rLuMMEH. Died. Thursday morning al
is'GG gSno S Miss N HNxS FGFSs'
Funeral IN Warrcnion. X T.. FRIDAY.
October II. from Emmanuel Episcopai
church at o'clock r.. NJ.
rieas.ni street OF pncum SeiHsnce 4Zi'
H. Ell in the IwIs4atv-Ss,sh,h year cf
drrn. Ros"mond. Beatrice and Ophciin
mother. Mrs e. O. Ruschcr three sisters
M Mr. y a"arss o MT" o "a Gart S
run,ral Will he held THIS AFTERNOON
AZ 80 o'clock grave In Oakwood Gene
SAVERS Tho REV PLEASANT OAKS
SAVERS. OF Gladys. Va. former pastor OF
tast End Baptist Church. this city is dead
Funeral services THIS tFRlDAYj AFTER.
NOON ~ eco o'clock. Intcrmcnt will take
hlac" at his old home IN Pittsyivania
SWEENEY Died at her residence, 327
south Fourth street. Thursday. October
u Hyy i islS ~. - $50 \. NJ MISS KATE al
funeraI THIS lFnIDAY) AFTERNOON 81
o'clock from tho residence Intern spt in
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sieady: centr!tufsl ..2S: nne sranula,ed -.
Butter firm. cheese steady.
cotton seed oil. no quotations.
NEW ,Os h ,.I,r. >rOCIi N>HKkr
NEW YORK. october lp.-Bccvcs. trad
ing. calves: Receipts. 80 head: steady
Neals. hSVn :lvy: culis. lo.oatltoo; West.
erms. 9C0a HOO.
culls. 5.cOG1 GO: lambs $1,000 l750
Hogs steady ~ ls.j! q 1904 roughs ID 50 q
! lG 10
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MiSCELlANEo. : MARKETS..

DRY C.cbD>
NEW YORK. october l0.-Cotton goods and
yarns TO day were quiet: burlapS were easy
Silks were Uuie; higher prices Further
government orders came forward on cotton
goods.
NAVAL. SroR'-S
SAVANNAH. october 0.-Turpe milne firm.
90. a IS: sales ll5 casks: reccipts. - casks ::
shipments. y casks: stock. ass casks
Rosin hrm sales. 470 barrels. receipts cjt
barrels: shipments 60 barrels. stock. 6S.Sg,
barrels.
Quote: r.. ITO: u. l,l5: T.. L. li.5: q.
1879; H. 1855 q 1910; l. 1850 as: X l4s5fr
1929; NJ. 1910: y. la.29: W &. lj.3i: W w L.. Co.
IN tho Curb Mura"i
NEW YORK. October l0.--rhc curb was
irregular with war order stocks again
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARkET.
Wholesale Quotations.

, HIHIhNE IyuutaIIOns FTOin NCIuaI SAC.
Il. Soy Woodson Craig Co. Inc Richmond. Va.
~ D Food Administration License No q G"7i
Richmond, Va. October 10. 1919.
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DuNih. blvd. in France. September - 1915.
OF hron"ho pneumonia. SERGEANT JOHN
r. W. ltpNI.N. oldest Of Mrs taptola
V and tho late !. Willie Dvnly. and grand
."r OF Mrs L.. Adelaide and tho late George
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NV DF1EANs- OVtUbof .U--WEl!e fresh
declines were scored today In cotton The
market suddenly made display OF strength
l4te In the session. r!s!nG | cent from The
low levels OF tho day burst OF short
covering over the holidays TO follow the
, close tomorrow FASTENED by the war and
polucai news OF tie day During the
greater part Of The time the market was
i, ufder selling pressure similar To that which
'nass been felt for some t!i=- past. on the
oDrnIuS the maFiel wa higher and the i'm :
pro"emeEt continued Until the trading
.pg developed
Spot cotton quiet, 20 points of. Sales on
r"hc SPOT. % bales; 10 arrive. l,0gd bales
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Asbestos
Pipe Coverings
Are Easily Applied

You can apply them ut night G. On
Sa turday afternoons. We'll furnish all
materials ana instruct YOU in its use.
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! r!IMMER.- Died. Thursday morning al
IsGf ieSmo %i Miss A&N 'T9r EGFss'
/ Funeral IN Warrcnion. y. -. FRIDAY
| October II. from Emmanuel EUiscouai
] Church al O'clock L. N -
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NEW YOEK October i0-port movement
&!ddhng: 80 baes: exports. lljol bales
.iioi;, 'I54 pa les Minor ports-Stocis, u. go
yaie-
Total today at all ports-Recelp,. e.2sl
bale. exports. So! bales; stock. I.0"c GSg
+, lalts.
, T0tal FOR week ~ ali ports-f:tce!pts. IA.
. III bales exports. III Is! bales.
Z Total for se.son- Receipts. lc!!la9 bales
"Hpurta. .it.s.s bales
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Farewell 10 you dear mother
rest with Jesus and all g. we'll:
within those gate firmly stand
Watching aud waiting t. clasp your hand
y loving husband, a kind father and a
faithful
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SAVERS The REV. PHEASANT OAKS
SAVERS. OF Gladys. Va. former pastor OF
East End Baptist Church. this city. is dead.
Funeral services THIS tFRlDAYj AFTER.
nlaoc at his old home in Piitsyivani,
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iOSIItER.--Dicd. at his residence a2i3
pi rlesfInI Street: OF pnenmGnia, \. J.
hs age lie is survived by three chill
dr'n. Ro."mond, Beatrice and Ophciin
mother, Mrs. e. o. Ruschcr: three sisters
Mrs r NJ Rurdock. Mrs n u clarke
MrS. l." ouarles: olc brother G. ..
Funeral Will he held THIS AFTERNOON
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COBURN MOTOR SALES
CORPORATION OF
RICHMOND,
80 East Marshall Stree
Ask Your Druggist.

-
l.l7 West Broad Street.
DpPENpABIg USED CARS FOR SALE
NJ. ID. STONE MOTOR co.
SMITH FoKM-A-TRUCK
Doulevard 1926 1878 W. broad Street
STATE FAIR SPECIAL Used CARS
1918 Briscoc Touring Used demonstra-
Tor. Run only 900 miles. $3.50.
mechanical condition. S+25.
1917 Studebaker. snvcn-p passenger. excellent
condition. $500
1917 Maxwell. ro;,nhg. SECS
Ford Panel Body Truck. $3.50.
These cars are specially priced for thi,
week only and each car represents an eI"
ccptionallv tine bargain.
CAPITOL MOTOR corr
al3 West BROAD Street.
STATE FAIR SPECIAL.
USED AUTOS AND TRUCKS
special values In The following:
Dodge roadster
Dodge touring.
BuiCn SIN. .-pasSenEer
Cadillac Eight. 1-passcnSer.
Oakland roadster.
Kline G-3S touring
Maxwell LandaulcL
Ford touring.
StudcbaNrr touring
itriscoc touring. 81.
Chevrolet touring
USED TRUCKS
One-ton Republic truck
One-ton DENLY truck.
Smith Forn-a TRUCK
liudford tIruXtonD.
RAWLINGS MOTOR CORP.
Nh Wen. BROAD Street :
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SWEENEY Died at her residence. 527
south Fourth Street, Thursday October
70 10, t islS a. $40 \. ~. MISS KATE 81,
Fun.rai THIS lFRIDAY) AFTERNOON a.
o'clock from the residence. Interment in
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CRoWDER.--Dicd. at 10 l.. NJ Wednesday
at tn" home nf his uncle. o H. Mark la M
5,i2 last BROAD Street. BEAuFoRD I;ELI-
MONT GROW DER. after brief illness OF
pneumonia following attI"k Of innu-
"nZa He was in his seventeenth year and
III. only son of Mrs. y $ trowdcr.
Funeral services will II. conducted from
tho homo THIS (FEIDAY, AFTERNOON
a 800 % clock
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. NEW YORK October l0.-Mcrcantilc papcr
-four months .: six months. G. Sterling six
iy-day bills, $40: commercial siAty-da!
- bills on banks st12ia: commercial sixty )
bills stIci.. demand. st15ia cables. s,I6 ID
-Mcxican dollars. IS Government bond
.. strong: sixty days. bid ninety days. bid
10y b. hid
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Farewell 20 YOU. my children dear.
AK God TO dry your falling tear,
Ny time has como. mus, lCavc-
Dear wife ana children. do not cr!cVc
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50, Tor Week ttoT tGv sha ,oo
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York
Stock.
S1Ies.

100 .Advancc-Rumelcy pfd. /.
200 .Allis Chalmers
loo Chalmers. pfd......
con Alaska Gold. ...........
aon Amer. Beet Sugar. com. :.
100 American Can.
90 american Can. ptd.
.,$c9 Amer. Car and Foun. :.
Zoe American Cotton Oil.
5.30G Am. Hide and Lea. com.
moo .hm. Hide and Lea. pfd.
LOO american Locomotive.
Amer. Locomotive, pfd. :.
900 american smelling.
2.loe Amer. Steel Eoun. ....
,'vO american Sugar.
i,Soo Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co.
100 HmCr. Tobacco. com. -.
Amer. Tobacco. pfd.. =.
neG Nm. Writing Paper, pfd.
5000 Anaconda Copper.
2'"oe -;tehison .......
Atlantic Coast Line. :.
y. {. l.. of CT. tBalto.l
500 baltimore and Ohio.
y. loo bethlehem Steel. Be-.
500 Beth. Steel. Sc pfd. =.
5000 Baldwin Locomotives. =.
200 lutte, copper and Zine.
49, t'' y Sndu'dl t'aClllC.
100 California Petroleum
800 Central Leather, com.
,uC III. sapeakc and Ohio.
90 Chicago Great Western.
Chi. Great West, pfd
100 Chi. Mil. aud st. Paul.
loo Chi, y. l. and p. com
100 Chi. Il. |. and T.. sc pr.
100 Chi. X. /. and p. 10 pr.
900 Cruciblc Steel Cor, com.
LOCO Colorado Fuel and Iron.
Colorado and Southern.
3,4e0 Corn Products, com.
500 HiStillcrs
900 Dome Mines. .......
2Vo E.ii IL .....,.. .........
Toe Elic. LIST pfd. ......
t..tr General Electric.
200 Goodrich. com.
Ice Great Northern. pfd. -.
Jcp Great North. ore Cts.
-u0 Illinois Central.
90 lnterboro- Cons. com
100 Inspiration Copper.
ZOO Int. Mev. Mar. com. -.
80: zoe lI.i. Mcr Mar. pfd. 49,.
+ct Int. i;,pc,. com. 49,.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-12-23
KEEPING WELL.
NATIONAL AIM
THE PEOPLE or OKLAHOMA AND
OTHER STATES STUDY
TUBERCULOSIS.
BROAD HEALTH MOVEMENT
Proposed District sanatoria to SIP.
plement Educational
Movement.


Fifteen years ago the people of Ok.
lahoma would have laughed at the idea
of anyone going to school to learn
how to keep well-in fact a small mi
norty may yet -ncline to skepticism
but today, Oklahoma, and the en-
tire country is, fgUrAtiyely speaking,
going to learn how to conquer tuber-
culosis, the dread disease which stu KS
constantly throughout the nation and
each year claims more than 5000
lives in this state.
Oklahomans are going to school to
study this disease, its prevention and
cure, because it has suddenly assumed
national Importance Il caused thous-
ands of men to be rejected from the
army, no less than 400 boys from the
state being sent home from camps
with tuberculosis Yet, II faIsvlsioaed
men and women had not waged a
steady and systematic war for Years
before this there could be nc move
ment Of popular enlishtment and edu-
cation today
The movement has been carried on
along the lines of popular education.
tuberculosis is u disease of the mass
IS, so persons of every age, race, col
or creed and condition have been
urged 70 JON in tha fight against It.
Advertising and publicity methods
have been used in the campaign The
human interest note has been struck
incessantly
The moyies". health exhibits, post
ers and literature have all been used
tn the campaign Of education, but the
schools have been found the most
fruitful ground for planting the seed of
Information. Fresh air classes have
shown how the tuberculosis child can
be cured Tho youngsters themselves
have become the preachers of the gos-
pei of good health
TODAY more than 100000 crusaders
are banded together under the en-
,hlem OF the Red Cross, PROMISING 70
sleep with open windows and take
outdoor exercise. II such an army
III lNI tL GAa ft o
ports gre fewer men
would have been IT.. ctad for r5litary
Sc vice and the staadlpl of public
ealth would have been raised i'm
measureahly
Supplementing the campaign Of edu-
cation are the tuberculosis hospitals
nd sanatoril now provided in nearly
every state to holm those eLo aava
81 Tired the d.eraa 10 regain d. n
Ee2lth and strea
Oklahoma, which Yearly contributes
more than 5000 .Tes to the dread
scourge, has been backward in taking
this necessary step, but is now wag'
ing a campaign through the Oklahoma
tuberculosis Association, for six dis
trict sanatoris, to be constructed by
the state and maintained Jointly by
the state ald county Citizens OF the
state are being asked to write to their
legislators, asking haste in the pas
sage OF the legislation necessary to
provide these hospitals for saving
lives.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-12-23
WHAT ARE SANAT0RIA?
Curative and Preventive Agencies
Combined To Fight tuberculosis.

With Oklahoma "girding its loins"
to hasten legislation providing for
tuberculosis hospitals and sanatoria,
interest is growing apace in the meth
DDS used in these institutions to bring
the tuberculous man or woman back
to health.
The sanatorium is literally a haven,
of rest to the person afflicted with tu-
berculosis. It offers them a chance
to get well, far from the responsible
ties Of the home life. It provides nurs-,
ing care, good food. AMI the opportun-.
ity to seek restoration in the open air.
The change acts miraculously on the
mind and body
One of the reasons the sanatorium
is regarded as so important by those
who are fighting tuberculosis is that it.
is great preventive agency Every
patient becomes a pupil, learning how.
to care for himself and others The
tuberculous mother Is prevented from
injecting her children and is taught
how to protect them when she goes;
back home The tuberculous man is
impressed with the fact that if he Is
careless he will pass the disease on to
others. It is by thus segregating the
active cases that the greatest strides
are made in checking the disease.
In 1905 there were only one hundred
sanatoria il the country Today az.
ter a campaign o Thirteen years. there
are $50 OF these institutions where
those suffering from the disease may
receive treatment under expert medi-
cal supervision.
Oklahoma. through the initiative Of
the Oklahoma tuberculosis Associa-
ton, is campaigning for six district
hospitals and sanstoria as a vital adj
iunct 10 its warfare against dread
but wholly tsble-dlaease Ey-
cry citizen can help by appealing 10
his legislators to aid in the passage of
legislation providing sanatoria for Ok.
lahoma.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-12-23
W. S. KILGORE, ROOM 2l7 FIRST NATNL BANK BLDG
Unusual Bargains

Five.room modern house, 75-foot lot,
well, garage, barn, all this and its an
east front, for les sthan you can build
the house and you can pay for it so
easy that you don't know when you
paid for it, It's on the south hil.,
right in a nest OF fine schools.
Four,room house close in on pave.
ment, modern, 75.foot lot; price $4,000
and you have no idea how little you
would have to pay down and how
small payments we would let you pay
each month. Phcne me about this.
Five-room house, quarter block of
ground, electric chandeliers. gas in
house, city water in yard, house new
ly painted, price $3.50, and you can
ray $3.50 cash, balance small month
ly payments. You can get posses
sion right now.
Three-room house. barn. 5O-foot lot,
close in, east front; nice shade. Price
$50; you pay $40 down and $40
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-12-23

goo acres good farm llad 40 in
cultivation and touFroom house,
small barn, two wells and plenty run
ming water This land is east Of
Chickasha about II miles: long time
loan of $4,000 at per cent. Price
s25 per acre or viii trade equity
for income in Chickasha city prop
eryt-
220 acres Washita bottom alfalfa
land near Chiokasha, Okla, fairly
well improved and if you are look.
ing for a snap hore you ask me
about It.
Also 100 acres Washita bottom land
in two miles of Chickasha, Okla.
aud all extra choice alfaifa land.
You should SEQ this tract
so acres extra choice alfalfa land
near verdeu, Okla. and 10 miles
northwest of Chickashs. This is a
real snap. Price $3.50 per acre. In
fact have many good bargains in
farm land an deity property. Plenty
OF money to loan on farm and city
property in large or small amounts at
a very low rate Of interest.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-12-23

per month, and if this is not easy
enough come and tell me what you
want
Seven-room house on west hill
heating plant cistern, garage, sleep.
ing porch, in fact all the modern
conveniences, and a beautiful corner
lot This property for sale right and
on easy terms. You can have posses
sion of it at once
MONEY TO LOAN
Will loan you money 20 build, q
pay Oft your old mortgage. to 9ly
up your taxes or to make in,Ust
ments, and You can pay it back in
small monthly payments.
WE WANT YOUR DEPOSIT.
And will pay you 8 per cent on It
and It will be just as accessible to
you in case Of necessity as your
bank account, and under banking
management, examined by the bank.
ing board just the same as your
banks.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-12-23
ELECTION PROCLAMATION

Whereas, there appears a vacancy
in the office of mayor Of the City OF
Chickasha, caused by the removal Of
O. Coffman, and, Whereas, it is my
duty under the law as Acting Mayor
Of the said City Of Chickasha to call
special election for the purpose of
electing a mayor to fill said vacan.
cy.
Now, therefore, |, C. H. Caneman,
ocLing mayor of said city, hereby
proclaim and give public notice that
o special election will be held
throughout the said City of ChickaSha
for the purpose of electlng mayor
Of said city to fill the vacancy in the
office OF mayor caused by the re-
moval Of the said o. Coffman, and
for the unexpired term of the said
o. Coffman. sSaid election to be held
on the 31st day of December, 1913.
Witness my hand as Mayor Of said
City, and under the seal thereof, this
18th day of December, 1918.
lSeaD c. II. CANEMAN,
Acting Mayor City of Chickasha.
Attest-E. G. Reynolds, City lerk
l 2.16.10t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-12-23

Gas in the stomach comes from
food which has fermented. Get rid
of this badly digested food as quick
ly as possible if you would avoid %
bilious attack; HERBINE is the rem.
edy you need. 1t cleanses and
strengthens the stomach, liver and
bowels, and restores energy and
cheerfulness. Sold by Wren Drug
Co. DIV
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-12-23
TUBERCULOSIS
VIES WITH WAR
NJ. Poincare, President Of France,
Gives Graphic Picture Of Ravaees
Of Disease Overseas.
COSTS FRENCH 100000 MEN
Untold Havoc Also Wrought In Prison
Camps and Among Civilian
Population.

Lending interest to the campaign in
Oklahoma for six district tuberculosis
hospitals and sanatoria to combat the
rayages Of the disease which claims
1900 lives each year in the state is
the graphic picture outlined by NJ. Ray
mond Poiacare, President of France,
to show the ravages OF tuberculosis in
the war zone.
While the brave poilus were Garry
Ing on" against the foe on farhung
hattlefelds, tuberculosis, according TO
TIE Hgures of NJ poincare, cost the
French army nearly 100000 soldiers
and wrought untold havoc in prison
camps and among the civilian popula-
tion Of the invaded districts Further
evidences of the ravages of the dis
case will, it is expected, be available
as the country enters the reeonstruc-
tion period which follows the advent
of peace
Tuberculosis played great havoc
in our country before the war; said
Pres Poincare. "This has unfortua-
,ately increased in frightful proportion
through the fault of our common enc.
mics Photographs which wives and
mothers receive from sons and hus.
bands who are prisoners, show how
much these loved ones become enact.
a'ed and almost unacceptable. Many
OF these become tuberculous. The
hostages which the neemy gathers In
the Invaded regions and forcibly trans.
fers into Germany also fan prey
to the disease. Finally, even the brave
populations who have remained in
Northern France under the yoke Of
the German army suffer terribly to-
dap from privations and waste away to
such a degree that they become more
and more susceptible to the contagion
CT tuberculosis"
tuberculosis vies with war in its
toll of death, according to the state
ment of DR. Livingston Farrand, Di-
rector Of the American Commission
foi the prevention of tuberculosis in
France. DR.. Farrand, who Is president
of the University Of Colorado, has
been in France directing the activities
Of he commission, which has in no
Vice slackened its efforts since the
Hun decided he had better quit before
the ITatheriand resounded to the tramp
of allied soldiers, enroute to Berlin.
Or. Farrand's Statement.
Though the sacrifice of lives in the
present war has been to enormous as
to make all previous lesses on the
battlefield appear slight in compari-
SON." said DR.. Farland, ut neverthe-
less appears TO be a fact that this
frtghtlul war mortality does not great
ly exceed and indeed may be exceeded
by, the deaths from tuberculosis under
ordinary conditions, if equal areas ald
periods be considered. In the four
years since the war began, the total
number OF deaths from tuberculosis
among the civilian population and in
the armies Of all the countries en-
gagged has at least approximated the
total number Of soldiers killed in bat
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-12-23
t The real aont 'om M. B, Emerson Phone zl5-7O
First National Bank Building, Room 404

90 acres in Cherokee county, 10 III
cultivation, a good 4 room house and
fine spring 30 acres of this tract
being fire be95r len5 On Illinois
river Price $1a peT acre. free range
An uD-to-date l-rcom house modern
in every respect, good cistern aud
cave, good barn and all other mo-.
cessary buildings-located at NARROW.
Wdll sell this magnificent property
for less than what the material
would cost. $3.50 VIII take Oil
State Petroleum stock at par-here
is your chance to get your money
hack
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-12-23
LOOK HERE

For the last two weeks l only ad
yertised a few special bargains-.l
still have all sorts Og farm i,.nda
Tracts ranging from 10 acres up to
several hundred Still have the two
farms of 100 acres on Bitter creek,
east. One well improved farm miles
OF Ninnekah. 260 aeres-120 acres
well improved near Middleburg, For
bargain 100 acres south Of Norge.
1000 acres near Tuttle In 100 to 200
acre tracts. Cheap 200 acres south.
west of Ninnekah--$35 per acre.