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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1919-05-09
Business Man to Face Trial.

j. G. Burdick, Jr., was arrested
last week and gave bond for his ap-
pearance at this term of the Circuit
Court to answer the charge of assault
upon B. d. Coulter. Mr.. Burdick
was one of the committee of solici-
tors in the Fourth Liberty Loan and
he, it is understood, demonstrated
with Mr.. Coulter for refusing to buy
a bond the result of which was words
and blows, with however no serious
results, excepting the placing of Mr..
Coulter's name in the list of delin-
quents and severing his local busi-
ness connections.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1919-05-09
OBION COUNTY
MEMORIAL HOSPITAL

One of the most literally attend
ed and enthusiastic meetings ever
held in Union City was the one as
sembled Thursday night in the inter-
est of the Obion County Memorial
Hospital.
Obion County Memorial Hospital
Association met at the City Hall In
Union City, Tennessee May 1, 1919,
at $3.50 p. m.
Officers present: Geo. Dahnke,
president; DR.. w. M. Turner, vice.
president and C. S. Talley, secretary
and treasurer. After prayer by Rev.
Randall Farris, various plans were
discussed for county cooperation by
several speakers, which resulted in
the appointment of the following
chairmen for the various commit
tees:
Ways and Means Committee, H.
M. Oliver, ChaiHnan.
Committee of Arrangement, Ellis
jackson, Chairman.
Committee on Speakers, Rev. Todd,
Chairman.
Committee of Advertisement, Chas.
Dietzel, Chairman.
Committee of Organization, DR.. M.
A. Blanton, Chairman.
The following ladies present were
also appointed on organization work
for the county:
Mrs. S. F. Howard, Mrs. ]. F.
Howard, Mrs. Robt. Whipple, Mrs.
w. H. Swiggart, Mrs. Jno. George.
Considerable enthusiasm was mani
tested by all present in the interest
Of the work, and the Association ad-
journed to meet at City Hall May
s, 1919, at o'clock p. m.
HM. Oliver, chairman of Ways and
Means Committee, announced the fol-
lowing names to head the various
committees: Judge J. B. Waddell,
county officials; Prof B. A. Vaughn,
school interests; G. T. Lovelace, mer-
camille interests; Clarence Clogs and
w. M. Warterfield, farming interests;
C. A. Davis, fraternal interests; Seid
Waddell, banking interests; r. H..
Rust, auto interests; Arthur Tits
worth, insurance interests; G. w.
Phebus, Jr., mail carriers interests;
DR.. ]. B. Hibbitts, physicians inter
ests; A. J. Harpole, lawyers interests;
w. B. Cunningham, ministers inter-
ests.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1919-05-09

Graves, not conferences, were urg-
ed as cure for anarchism by Mayor
Ole Hanson, of Seattle, in Victory
Loan address in Topeka, Kas. He
declared he would give up his Office
and tour the country in search of
hanging places for anarchists, if the
skim milk, weak, vacillating and
changeable" methods of the United
States are not speedily dropped.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1919-05-09

faculty for 1920 of the Union City
Public Schools were elected last
week:
HIGH SCHOOL.
r. H. Baldwin, assistant superin-
tendent; Miss Adele Allen, English; /;
Miss Lydia Stone, domestic science;
Miss Vivian Gooch, commercial de-
partment.
GRAMMAR GRADES.
Miss Minnie Voorheis, Miss Pearl
Floyd, Miss Nannic Hamilton, Miss
Minnie Lee Beeler, Miss Marene
Allen, and Miss Ruth Griffin.
MISSIONER.
Miss Sudie Caruthers, principal;
Miss Callie Howell, and Miss Minnie
Barksdale.
The following unsolicited indorse
ment was filed with the Beard of Ed
ucation. 1t is from the Junior High
School and emanates from a true
school spirit and high regard for
the qualifications and commendable
work done by Mr.. Baldwin during the
school year just closing:
"Tho Juniors as o class heartily
indorse Mr.. Baldwin as teacher,
organizer, and q scholarly christian
gentleman, and we hope that he will
10 rx,;+l, ,,c ,,avf -
JUNIORS"
Stucco that housS and save perpet-
ual repairs.-T. L. Bransford Sons.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1919-05-09
Union City Public Schools.

The following members of the
faculty for 1919-20 of the Union City
Public Schools were elected last
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-11-05
SAVANNAH BANKS COMBINED

Savannah, Nov. A.. +. McC auley
president of the Savannah Bank and
Trust Co., and his associates, it was
announced today, have bought a
majority of the stock of the Chatham
Bank and Trust Company and Mr..
McCauley will be president of both in
situations. He secured the stock in
the Chatham at SIPS share. Leopold
Adler, head of the largest depart
store in Savannah and connected in
leadership with many Savannah en-
terpriscs was president of the Chat
ham Banking and Trust Co., and on
account of many other interests
chose to relinquish presidency of the
financial institution which, according
to its last statement, was in a flour
ishing condition.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-11-05
DAUGHTERS CASE
CAUSED FATHER
GREAT CONCERN

a wsnt to tell the world that be-
lieve FL Vigor is the best medicine
ever made, after what it has done for
my little daughter" said l.. ID. Mob
ley, who resides at Z Savannah
street, Atlanta, Ga.
Fourteen years ago, my Daughter
began TO suffer from serious and
painful kidney trouble. II seemed to
grow worse as she grew older, and it
had finally come To the place where
! she could not eat, could hardly sleep
at night and began to grow pale and
thin and look and act like child that
would never be healthy. We tried
medicine after medicine, but nothing
helped her at all She did not APP
pear to enjoy play like other girls her
lge, and we worried about her con-
tinually. Some one told me about FL
Vigor and | got a bottle for her to
take 1T is just wonderful to sect the
change in her since she took this re-
markable medince. All that old dis
agreeablee trouble disappeared. She
is as healthy and strong as If she
had never suffered day in her life
Not only has the kidney trouble been
relieved entirely, but she has picked
up in weight, eats heartily. is cheer,
full and bright all the time and is
just, like a different sperson. u can't
say too much forsthe medicine that
did so much for my daughter.
FL Vigor is sold in Cordele by the
Jenning Drug Co.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-11-05
APPEALS FOR SMALL PAPERS

Washington, Nov. S.-Small daily
end weekly newspapers are threaten
ed with destruction because of in
ability to obtain print paper, the
House was told today by Representa-
tive Reavis, Republican. Nebraska, he
cahrged that news print manufactur-
ers were refusing to sell small pub
fishers, in order to fill the wants OF
the metropolitan dailies.
Paper consumption by the big city
dailies and magazines has been greatly
increased, Mr.. Revis said, by an ex-
tensive national advertising campaign
conducted to defeat the Government
in collecting taxes. He urged that
the Internal Revenue Bureau investi-
safe the returns of concerns conduct
ing the campaign to disclose to what
extent their excess profits tax was
reduced by the cost of the advertis-
Ing.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-11-05
NEW CLERK FOR 1AWKINSVILLE

Hawkinsville, Nov. 3.-Steve Doster
has taken office as. City Clerk, filling
the, vacancy caused by the resigna-
ton of III. C. Brown. Mr.. Brown was
elected to succeed Jesse Bats who
resigned September l.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-11-05
NEGRO CUMMINGS
TRIAL NEAR END
NIGHT SESSION OF COURT IS
HELD TO TRY cANNoh'S
SLAYER


Dublin. Nov talking of evidence
in the trial of Hubert Cummings, "a
negro, charged with the murder of
Ramona Cannon, well known white
man last June, was completed in
Superior Court here tonight and ar
guments will be heard in the morning
A Jury was secured in the case at
q o'clock tonight. Cummings escaped
after the the killing which was the
outcome of an auto accident ten
miles from here, and not long ago
was captured in West Virginia. He
was kept in the Bibb county Jail until
few days ago when he was brought
here for trial
Cleveland burlington white man,
was one of the witness. He was in an
auto behind Cannon and testified that
Cannon did all he could to avoid col
liding with an auto driven by Buster
Wells, a negro. According to Curing
cussiong settlement for the damage
done when Cumming appeared on the
scene and shot Cannon
TWO Others Killed
Since the killing of Cannon two
others persons have been shot to
death, one white man, as result
of the shooting at Thomas Cross
Roads in June.
Attorney John r. Cooper is appear
ing for the defendant and Solicitor
General f. L. Stephens in conducting
the prosecution. Judge J. L. Kent IS
presiding over the trial.
While considerable feeling was
aroused at the time and it was feared
trouble would be experienced in tax
ing Cummings to Jail in the event ne
was caught. there has been nothing
here today to indicate a movement
to prevent the law taking its course
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-24

susnas hnks ssu<sstas Il rsisss. -.
p6mdase n sabesa eem asshas maaes.
Fcmpis - Iisasss
--:rsafei spaassf.. mzsm@es II
miao.
ReskasSis eI sisje - dseiF uaa -
labsa y reeuxts a aiaefs. dteienass
--gEstz tee aqaff -
~ ni6e kiso ~ Rssss asrmassse. -
tontes tssns 81 fassl = = esaaaa y -
nsetis Il dinese e Il holssiIs.
--Estk bses. diis. vsg . asseistf.
seis.
! sis aaadis go psfabsa. ~ 80 ssss
volver Il eabsxa. 80 - - emsa pmFn
msseIasse eea - msvill1aas@ aus q
Iisn aqueils nuisaa as<ks. ussta aaasl
dia 80 - i "a vueIts q zee.
Afs.As pAuDnr.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-24

estaban fjos en- -el muchacho. Con su
ticrna mirada parecia echar en- cara
al milo Stenne 10 que estaba hacienda,
como 81 aquel hombre tuviese en- su
pals un hijo de la edad de aquel y PEN
sara para sus adentros
-Antes preferirfa la muerte, q yer
a mi hijo en- un oficio como este.
Desde aquel instante a Stenne lie pa
recio que una mano extrafa lie oprimia
el coraz6n Y 1e impedfa latir con desa-
hogo. Para librarse de esta terrible
angustia Sc echo a beber; pronto TODD
lie parecia que daba vueltas su aide
dor. Oy6, entire grandes risas, que su
camarada Sc burlaha de los guardias
nacionales, de su modo de hacer el ejer-
cicio, va representando una alarma en-
el Marais, va simulando un alerta de
noche en- las fortifcaciones. Luego ba-
jo la vOz, los ofciales Sc accrcaron Y
sus caras tomaron un aspccto. muy gra-
We. Estaba previniendoles que iban a
tener un ataque de los francotirado.
res. -.
Esta vez el nino stenne, vuelto en-
81, levant6se furioso y dijo:
-Esto no, camarada. . no quiero.
Pcro el otro, que no hacia mas que
reir, continue. Antes que hubicse con-
cluido, todOs los ofciales estaban de
pie, y uno de ellos, ensenando la puer.
ia los muchachos:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-24

-agujerosz entire la nieve, y en- cada agu-
jero las nismas gorras de cuartel, los
nlismos bigotes amarillos que sonrefan
al yer pasar los dos muchachos.
En- un extreme una casita de jardi-
nero, fortifcada por medic de troncos
de drboles. En- Ell fondo gran nImero
de soldados jugando a cartas y cocien-
do la sopa en- vivfsima llama. iQue
buen olor despedfan las coles y ell toci-
no, que diferencia con ell vivaque de
los franco-tiradores! Arriba, ofciales
que destapaban Champagne y tocaban
el piano. Al entrar ALI los parisienses
fueron acogidos con hurras de algeria.
Despu6s de haber entregado los peri6-
dicos, di6ronles de beber v les hicieron
hablar. Ell movilizado divertia, con su
chachara de arrabal y palabrotas de
granuja, a los ofciales que Sc presenta-
ban con aire altanero malicioso. Los
prusianos Sc, reian, celebraban y repe
tfah con delicia aquellos dicharachos de
Paris que sallan de boca del grandu-
lion.
Ell nino Stenne deseaba hablar, aun-
que solo fuera para manifestar que no
era I'm adoQtiin; pero algo de que NO Sc
daba cuenta le contenia. Delante de el,
y algIn tanto apartado, hallabase un
prusiano de, aNanzada edad, alge mas
serio que sus companeros, que LEILA o
hacla como 81 leyese, porque sus ojos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-24
-Andad al diablo, les diio.

hablaron entire 81 en- alemkn.
El movilizado sali6 satisfccho con al
re de gran senior, hacienda sonar el di-
aero que llevaba. Stenne le seguia con
la cabeza baja, y cuando sc halo cerca
lie aquel prusiano, cuya mirada tants
lie habia mortiGcado, oy6 que con vos
muy triste lie decia:
-iNo esta bien este, no cstA bien!
Sus ojos Sc llenaron de lagrimas.
Fuera va de las trinchcras, ccharon
correr por el llano Y regrcsaron muy
pronto. Llcvaban en- un saco las pa.
tatas que los prusianOs les habian da-
do, Y con este embuste pasaron las
avanzadas de francotiradpres sin obs.
taculo alguno. Ali sc preparaban pa.
ra ell ataque de la noche. Nueros re-
fucrzos llegaban con el mayor sigilo
agrupandose detr de las mnrallas. FL
vicjo sargento estaba, con aire satisfe-
chO, ocupado en- cOlocar los soldados.
.Cuando pasaron los muchachos salud0-
les con carinoSa sonrisa.
iOh, Guam horrible fue para Ell niio
Stenne! Tn instahte tuvo ganas de
gritar:
No vayais alli... Os hemOs ven.
dido.
Pcro el movilizado lc habia dicho:
-Si hablas, nos fusilan. .'ts
Ell miedo lie detuvo y Gallo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-24

Ea Ia CoaFneuve enssasoa en- una ear
81 abandonada con obisfe ae repartir-
sc el dinero. L. verdaA aos obIiaa .
haecr constar aqui que Fl reparto -
hizo con equidad. Al or sonar RI ~.
nero debai 10 de Les blusas y nj peasas
en- las magnificas parsidas de eaIseAs
que SC preparaban. % no halls ri niae
Stcnnc tan horrible sa dsiito; pers
a los franeotiradores que IIegaban per
cuandO qucd6 solo, eusndo pasadas Ias
pucrtas lc abandon6 cl moviIixade. en-.
tonccs los bolsiIlos le pesabsn, y aque-
Tia mano, que le apretaba cl sorss5n.
aprctaba dc nm modo horrible. Paris
no era para 81 cl Paris de siempre: Ias
pcrsonas que pasaban por su lado Is
miraLan indignadas, como 81 adivina.
ran de d6nde vcnia. ParecisIe or Il
palabra espia entire eI ruido de Ios e..
rruaics, entire cl rclobIc dc los tambo-
res que hacisn el ejcrcieio q 10 !argo
del canal. PCr fa lego q - casa. =
satisfecho dc que su padre no estaviese
tOdavia en- ella. subi6 a su euatto para
ocultar dcbajO dc Ia almohada aqusiIas
mOncdas que tanto Ie pcsabaa.
Nunea habia entrado cI padre De
stenne q su casa tan eontenso = salts
fccho como aquella tarde. scgaH NO
tieias que Sc acababaH de recibiF, lee
asuntos dc Ia naci6n presentaban me
jor aspccto. Durante Ia eeHa misaba
el antique soldsdo ci fusil eolgado ea
Ia pared y dccia su hiiO con 81 hsbi.
tual Y tierna sonfisa:
-;Ahl icomo irias ta eontra los pru.
sianos 81 fueras msyofi
A ESQ de las ocho de IL nOehe oytroa
se caiona,os.
-Suenan en- AubervilIiess. lie sm
pczadO Ia lueha en- el Bousgst. diio 81
bucn hoIubrc, que eonoeia peFfestamen-
tc aqucllas fortalezas.
Fl milo Stcnne pslideci6 y se fus o
In cana prctcxtando estar rnuy eaasa-
do; pcro al hallarsc en- ella no pudo pc
gar los oios. Como los esionascs no
cesaban, cl pObrc S.cnne se agufabm yer
Ia nochc al campameRtO pvusiano aI
objeto de dar una soFprcsa y esan vie.
timas dc una cmboseada; venisIe . Ia
memOria aqucI targcnto que u sOmfiS.
Y veiale tendido al euelo nj Iado de-
muehos de sus compaheFos. ~ pre-.
clio dc tanta sangre se eseondia eli. de-.
bajO dc Ia almohada; y II. sI hiio as
un soldado, habia sido ri que... "
llanto le ahogabs: ola = 81 padre qae
andaba de una parte . otra en- cI epe.
sento eontiguO y que en- l. plaza toca.
ban llamada; un battalion de movilixa
dos se reuHia para marchar: EN- dnsla
sc daba una gran batalla; 81 desslieha.
do Stcnne no pudo shosaS un terrible
sollozo.
--tQuS iieucsi le preguat6 ga pajre
entrando en- el sposenio.
II niiO, one "a no pOdia mas, Isvsa.
tosc dc Ia cana = se echo a Ios pies de
81 padre. Con los movimientos qme Nj.
20 rodaron POr el suclo les monedas
csconjidas.
-tQus c. estoi alias robados die
temblsndo cl anciaao.
Entouccs eI niho reRri6 de M fir6a
que habia cstado en- el esmpamemts
prusisno y 10 que ALI habia hecho. a
medida que hablabs le pareeis que -
le aiigeraba eI cOraz6n = scntia que Ie
sliviaba cI aeusarse q 81 mismo. j. sa
padre lc cscuchaba con sire terrible:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-24

A Ios ssassss &c ass hsaFan safsas.
donss s-sspsasansamsnts tFabaIss - %.
lsbsraeiam 80 fsesmsmammsB 60 50
cen eopia. pes - fsepsA1ssm - -
dsvslueism sm eass - - nallasasisss
nj sssssnsmss ssHsSssasssts sssss
siles. !
II hssAs q &c ssss alasss pssBass
IN sFabats asmaas. ne alsm1aea asse
sasiamsnts 80 ss ssiB4afses 60 =
AAs.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-24


Asoshe . Is dsts msdsa essspss
~ Il pobisds - y rIsva - sssa 81
aad. m ssesse esw > - 80 SO l.
psvata inssrveaeism - u fsesea e
blies. qsiz&s ksbs~sa ssgs - - -.
taIes = sensibIe~ esma~ewemelAa
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kodrigass. sss vsessaba sesvgeiss -
Il sisis ssseeids pes ssnaisibmsasa. :"
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, majeses. qm= 80 sstads ae romplesa
ernbsiaxaes. psrtsssshan \ tsaaqafu.
dad , 81 susas ds - ssstass - =
I'1ays.
Tees in5isiisss. Msfsos > usmsnes
Audilate. En- saita de Eassqas ntese
gusiavrez. e ersysrsa sgsna1Ass 80
Iss frsscs ne - disSeiesa II esissia.
lsntsmdsse strmislsmemae saasfm a4ssl
, dinslsIs m tsem<aas ssiss e. uAa
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us. Ys En- n ss<Ss u fefsst5s psli-
sis Iogr5 haeetle ~ aisVase - feFwt
ver : tDsmiazs. Il suai ssiss hsrBae -
ana pierna. -
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cnearxsdo dsI puesss de n Para. az
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pitEn HsFssdo. gsiea Ilsws laassiatss
meHts en susgmgvIl. hsbismsss swadsei
- las hesidgs ~ lleaViaaI Ttieswks a~a.
ie fesibiesva ssisssseia mkatea. Dssl
pass n vsEieia kivsra tws trasials3s
= - tnss , sI kerids IDvmiaas sasAs
ssiIaIo ~ Il IEeepissL
W fiscal Ts~ds. FisssFas. pssssdis =
hseer uaa iavessigssism dsl eco y ssas
massns erdess Il ssFsssv - - asssa.
dus.
Isos zoIpes rssissios 80 u psissia 80
de aIxsHs gsavsdaa. srxsa vVisisa a,
cuItativa. n
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-24
PUESToS DE vENTA IN PuERTA
DE TTERRA

"El OjO dc Aqua, San Agustia s..
Salon BarbcEia "Pusrto RieO" ssam
Agustin IL.
Salon Barberia dc Jose c. Negr6n,
San Agustin 90.
Scrapio FernAndcz, PelsyO 2.
Ticnda "El Caprieho," San ARus-
tin 50.
: Panadcria FTanccsa, CsrFeteFs, Para
da 6.
Cafe "El Podcr ObreFo", San Aaus-
tin Sc.
KioscO "MOute Carlo" CaSretess,
stop 8 liz.
Antonio Sanchez, San Agustin III.
Salon Bsrbefia :"El Elcu," San
Agustin 1O2.
Modesto Morales, Carrcscra sJ. Stop
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-24
Para los que dssssn comVrar "EI Munds"

TaIIsres.
Cafe "Co@s , vsss." CsIls Cv@ss-
sio. TaIIesss.
"Ia BsIanza - Ovs." Calss Mys;
ssrFate 81. GaaaaL
Cafe IIsbans, Cssrssssa Fssads -.
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Carrcsers, Passaa - y msais.
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iiz.
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Messads.
gioseo ds h Psfada -.
Cafe del 'Cins psests nias." re-
rsda 81.
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da 81.
Les AIisds.. Parsds =.
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n Csfs De Iss MvekasAss, rssass g.
Lais MssSx, sabids - u izissia.
Ne. %.
Jasobo Fssatss. Avssids Csisa. 90
Juan Meassno.
Posseua Psovissos C. camlns - -
"a, san Juss usdssns. 81.
Fsrmasia ssa Jusa. elsp - , 60
dia. Calls dsi Psfaes. =.
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-24

PUEsTos DE vENTA En- sANTuscE
EstsblceimientO de Rodrigues HERNIA.
nos, Parada II, MiramaF.
Cafe "El AntillanO," CarTetets, Pc.
rada 12.
Panaderis Frsneess, Caretcrs, Stop
Is.
Cafctin de Jaime Wood, .Calle &c.
Manuel Taboada, CcFra 7s, fTsnts .
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-12
]. w. Alton. first in beans.
w. u. Bond, second in 80 ears Q

]. w. Alton, first in beans.
w. U, Bond, second in 80 ears OF
white corn.
c. V. Miser, first in 20 bolls OF
cotton, second in two ears Of pop
corn
Ed Hill, second in white corn,
first in silver pumpkins.
Mrs. N. ]. Rodkey, first in red
onions.
solon Ayers, first in wild grass.
Stanley Gray, first in Sudan grass
Faris White, first in peck OF
peas
C. r. Cook, first in oats, first in
rye, first in beets, first ,,inow hfte
squash first in 1-2 peck o|Nrai and
second in cowpeas. 4 70 ''l
C. e. Cook, second in rye,ord 'H
w. II. Gilkey, second in wheat
second in barley.
w. T. Motley, first in wheat.
w. T. Bond, third in Acala cotton
NJ. B. Ratliff, first in wheat and
first in barley.
Norge township won the township
display and was awarded $4,000.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-12
No 9938
THE OKLAHOMA NATIONAL BANK
OKLAHOMA
4hl
TO OUR PATRONS

We have secured limited number Of wall
maps which show the continent of Europe with
new national boundaries as designated by the
peace conference. This map is both interesting
and instructive, and is free for distribution to
our patrons and our friends upon inquiry at
this bank
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-12
WINNERS IN FARM EXHIBIT
AT FAIR ANNOUNCED TO-DAY

CONTINUED from page ~
Of white corn, fourth in 10 heads
Of kafir.
Mrs. W. d. Bailey, second in Ben
Davis apples, first in onions.
Mrs. McCalla first in pears, first
apples.
T. T. Mitchur, first in peppers.
Dan Nicholas, second in stall;
kafir
Archie Osborn, first in Irish po.
tatces.
Arthur Morgan, eighth in 10 ears
of corn.
Dan Holder, first in peck of rye.
b. 3. Bridges, first in grapes, first
in cling stone peaches. second in
squash.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-12
L0Uerty Negro Is
Held for District
Court Hearing Here

Paul Hopkins, negro living neat
averty, was bound oYe- TO the dis
;r'ot court thi smorairg following
his preliminary hearing in justice
Noore's court on a charge Of com
m.iting arson. He made $1,000 bond
for his appearance in court.
1t was alleged in tho Information
tnat Hopkins committed arson by
setting fire to the hume in which
his motheri llaw was living. Matte
Potts, the mo her.in-law, was tho
complaining witness in the case.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-12
500 Reward, 500

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages and
that is catarrh. Catarrh being greatly
Influenced by constitutional conditions
requires constitutional treatment Halls
Catarrh Medicine is taken internally and
acts thru the Blood on the Mucous Sur
faces OF the System thereby destroying
the foundation of the disease. giving the
patient strength by building up the con-
stitution and assisting nature in doing its
work. The proprietors have SO much
faith In the curative power of Halls
Catarrh Medicine that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that 1t fails
Address r. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo,
Ohio. Sold by all Druggists. 75c.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-12
ReUiUGL Interest
On Increase Here
Methodist Church

Interest in the revival meeting
now being held at the Methodist
church in this city, is increasing
according to Rev. ]. ID. Salter, pas
tor Of the church. DR.. D. II. Aston,
Of Holdenville, is delivering The ser.
mons.
Services are held daily at 10 a. m.
and p. m. by DR.. Aston, according
to Rev. Salter, is an able speaker
and is delivering effective, strong
sermons.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-12

A lazy no-account feeling with
yawning and sleepiness in the day
time is caused by torpid liver and
disordered bowels. Herbine is a
splendid remedy for such ailments
1t cleanses the system and restores
vim and activity. Price, G0c. Sold
by Wren Drug Co. d&w adv
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-12
NOTICE

We have added another motorcy-
Gle delivery van to our equipment
and are glad to announce that we
Shall be able to give our customers
better service Hamilton's Cleaners
10-4t