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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-12-05
CALLED To FATHER
WHO IS Ill IN EAST

Called to Chicago by the serious ILL
ness of her father, Judge O'Hara, Mrs.
Benjamin Horton Yaeger left last eve
ming for the east.
Judge O'Hara has been seriously i'll
for some time, but was not considered
in a dangerous condition until yester
day when his son, Barrett O'Hara,
former lieutenant governor Of Illinois,
telegraphed Mrs. Yaeger to come east
at once. Another son, Frank O'Hara,
member of the University of Chicago
faculty, and well-known short story
writer, is also in Chicago at this time
Under the Cleveland administration
Judge O'Hara served on the diplomatic
staff and is considered at the present
time one of the foremost men of his
state
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-12-05

Wednesday night, will be held at 1880
o'clock this afternoon at Greenwood
cemetery.
TO OPEN BRANCH OFFIcE-F. T.
Blandy, chief deputy of collections of
the internal revenue department Of
this district, will leave this morning for
Albuquerque, where a branch office is
to be established. Mr.. Blandy will be
away ten days, during which time he
will organize the new staff in the New
Mexico office. With the creation of the
service station" in Albuquerque, it is
estimated that the income tax collec-
lions for this district will be cut down
one-third.
CONTESTS HOMESTEAD - Mary
Powell yesterday brought contest pro-
ceedings against Ira G. Vice for a
homestead near Higley, which she
claims Vice abandoned a year before
the property was withdrawn for resur-
vey Vice made his entry in 1913 and
is alleged to have abandoned his claim
before it was resurveyed, and further
claim is made that he never returned
after leaving the place IL months be-
fore the order for resurvey.
TUCSON VISITORS IN cITY-Dr.
and Mrs. &. A. schroeder or tucson
were in Phoenix yesterday, returning
last evening to their home.
JACK RYLAND Is VlSITOR-Jack
Ryland, a member of the fair commits
sion, is in the city from Tucson.
WOULD BE CITIZEN-A petition
for citizenship was filed in the office
of the United States district court by
Patrick Smith yesterday. Smith, who
4, is a native of Scotland, gave his adj
dress as Phoenix and his business that
of painter.
DOG AWAITS OWNER-The owner
Of full-blooded Airedale with a leath-
er collar, heavily studded with brass
tacks, can have him by calling on HUI
name officer Canning and taking out
| license.
ELKs' SOCIAL SESSION = The
Phoenix lodge of Elks, following their
regular meeting last night, held a
social session, the feature of which
was turkey dinner. A. J. Herndon
of Prescott. district deputy, was pres
ent at last nights meeting.
ELKS' MEMORIAL SUNDAY-The
annual memorial services of the Phoe-
nix lodge of Elks will be held Sunday
afternoon at the Elks' theater, begin
ming at 2:30 O'Clock. The program of
the afternoon is now being prepared.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-12-05
FLOWERS

For all occasions. Fresh daily. tx
pert, up date service. Latest IDEAS.
Arizona Seed and Floral Co., $3.50 S.
Central Ave. Phone 440S.-Adv. =
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-12-05
POPULAR SONG HIT

Quite a pretty song is now the vogue
in New York. 1t is a very plain, home
like affair in which the lotelorn laddie
finds his ideal in a beautiful girl. The
idea seems to take with the fair sex,
for they eagerly pay their little dime
for copies of the music. Here is a por-
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-12-05
TOWN TOPICS

MIAMI VISITORS - B. F. Cough
and R. l., Ferguson Of Miami arrived
in the city yesterday and are stopping
at the Jefferson hotel
DOWN FROM NORTH-Fred Going
of Flagstaff arrived yesterday and is
registered at the Commercial hotel.
BOSTICk OF GlLA-J. c. Bostici
of ella arrived in the city yesterday
and is stopping at the Jefferson hotel.
HERE FROM HoLBRooK-Mr. and
Mrs. M. G. Cochran arrived in the city
yesterday from Holbrook and are stop
piping at the Hotel Adams.
HERE FROM EAST-Miss F1oria
Starr and Miss f. f. Beebe of Evans
ton. H.. arrived yesterday and are reg
istered at the Commercial, hotel.
MiSSOURIANS IN ClTY-Mr. and
Mrs. John G. Henry of Boonville, Mo.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-12-05

Although this song is written with
out high note, quite an effect is OBJ
tanned by the simplicity of the arrange
ment. Orchestras are using the mel
ody as a waltz. This can be had for
Talking Machines or Player Pianos.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-12-05

WANTED-Elderly lady on ranch to
take care of 14-month- old BABY Box
AZ Republican. n
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-12-05
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED-To buy about a Groom
brick house from owner. State cost
and location. Address Box 97-J. II
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-12-05

FOR SALE-6-room modern brick.
garden, fruit 20x20 brick garage, with
cement driveway. l block from Capitol
grounds. Price s6,50000 terms. Box
"A J Republican, n
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-12-05

Nine hundred and ninety-seven cut
ting tools alone are needed in the man
ufacture of a rifle. The twist drill is
one of the busiest. To supply 100000
rifles 100000 holes must be drilled.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-02

TENNESSEE.
BrMPUs. Andrew H., corr. Indian Mound
CARROLL, Burk. CORP. Mascot twsl.
HATMAkER. Charles L.. Jacksboro tw).
TEXAS.
ADAMS. Willie L.. corp. Bad Prairie
GRIrF1N. Joe D., Galveston IND.
STONE, Troy W. Sccona (W).
VIRGINIA.
BROOKS. Burnet,e. Arlington (w).
RCGKdEs. Leonard G: speets Ferry C".
EXERHART William r., wincbester OT).
GGnidLhiAM; Ihomss. Richmond S").
COPE GI6 Enn.ie' Coyinst1n tw>.
sTRATTON, Charl;e. Orancock (W).
WARRINGTON.
GARDNER. HarveY H.. s;srogck W..
WEST VIRGINIA.
McNEELY. John Is, osan tM)
YCCKEi. George J.. Wheeling M.
WISCONSIN.
poSAHCE. Joseph Eus,ace, corp. Superior
sELLE. Ernest. corp. Reedsburs W..
CABERT, Roland. sturgeon Bay ND.
nAvlS. Wiley De- Clear Lake (M).
ENHs, John P. Chilon (w).
HODYNIAK, Mike. Green Lake Cw).
KIKosIEKI stephen. Racine tw).
KEEPER, Buford E. Jump River CW1.
WYOMING.
HANNA. Guy l.. Cheyenne (w).
OTHER COUNTRIES.
BELIO. Carmine. Montello, Province Avellino
DI EMIDIo. Guerino. Neppszzano Cw).
Turkey.
KlRKoRfAN. Manog. Hsrpor (wD.
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KNOLL, Carl r., Grand Rapids cwS.
MULDER, Harry, Midway OsUo.
SWAN, Carl G., Barron WU).
wIENC0NEK, Prokop. Milwaukee Ws).
WYOMING.
HANKS. Avian NJ. corp, Burntfork tws).
OTHER COUNTRIES.
HANEs George A.. corp. sault ste. Name
TRuMhLE, Frank o., corr. Red Deer tW w,
RCEHL, Victor E. New Hamburg tWCl.
Denmark.
JENsoN. Axel sjsoldeiib Cwsl.
JENsoN, lb, Hasseris Aslberg twU).
Greece.
KADAs. Nlcklss, vsltts Thesseloniks twrl.
rAARPIPTAcosTAT' Gust D. para Man'enea'
ireland.
HENRY. John. Bally Honey (ws).
Italy.
ACCAPEZATTA. Lorenzo. Seize Romano
BELiNCIRE Joseph. Donaci. curence (ws).
BUCCINi. Donate. Villa Lsgo. A9uilis twsj.
CALL Angelo Caltsni sse,ta (wU), ,,.>
PANpAcCi. Nss a ssbamarria tws}.
FANTUZzI. Joseph. Baiseaano Aauiia
FRANcEsMcoe, John. South Lenc'o Ben
GIogLANCo, Giuseppe Rosalins, Syracuse
JACURCI. Leonardo, Castel France, En- Mis-.
cano (wUi.
JELMINI. John A.. vers ate. Province Mi.
lano CNUl.
LEvEN CHA. Pasquale. Composis Iw).
MANGINI. Fred. Morols W..
PANlCO, Frank. Salandro Potenzo tWS).
RUBBE. Thomas, Msrcone. Provincs D Benz
vento NyC).
RUBBo. Antonio. orssic. Dibuglis. Aveiiino
twS).
RuRINo. Dominick. Nol Bori csrteire tw).
Russia.
LEMIESS, Josef p, ohenzen. Kaliez Province
tws).
BELL, Andre. Moholaski WIS.,.
HANCHUCk, Afansas, Wilkilais (WU).
Russian Poland.
SAMAIOWICZ Insnnh INlaLnuriarr lIrI,A
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-02
Casualty Corrections.

The following cabled corrections are
issued as an appendix TO the regular
casually lists.
WouNDED SEVERELY PREN IOUsLY
REPORTED KILLED IN ACTION.
Corporal.
sNEYD. Hiram p. Catasuaua. Pa.
Private.
EDENs. Hiram p. speers Ferry. Va.
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED KILLED N ACTION.
Private.
HITCHCOCK. Irwin. OIL Springs, ny.
WOUNDED. DEGREE UNDETERMINED
IN ACTION.
Privates.
KoLToNsk1. 1gnacy, Chicago. Ill.
OSWALD, Frank, Cameron. Mo.
RICE. willard H, Abbott, Tex
IRAYLoR, VIM. A., Petersburg. Va.
Returned TO DUTY PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED KILLED IN ACTION.
Lieutenant.
PRIEST, *. Il. Lynn. Mass.
Private~.
MALoTT. George H. Scranton. Pa.
YEAGER, Mike. CoelridRe, O.
WOUNDED: DEGREE UNDETERMINED
FROM WOUNDS.
Private.
ANDERSON, Gust b. Des Moines la
RETURNED TO DUTY PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED DIED OF DISEASED.
Corponl.
SHEA. Francis b, Dorchester. Mass.
Private.
JOHNSON, James. Charleston, $. =,
KILLED II ACTON. PREyloGsLY RE.
PORTED WOUNDED SEVERELY.
Privates.
BOUI. Giuseppe. Bristol, Conn.
TERBRACK. Fred william. Cleveland. Ohio
KILLED IN ACTION. PREVIOUSLY RE-
PORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
Lieutenants.
BOOG. John C.. D'Hanis. Tex.
WALLACE Robert owen, Jr.. Atlanta, Ca
Corporals.
oSTROWsK!, steven o. South Chicago
ROBERTS. Thomas A. Jenner, Pa.
Privates.
ARTwISE. Joe. Minneapolis. MINI.
BARR, George, Niles, Mich.
BATES. John H, Portage, Fa.
BREELAND. James z. Tyler.own, Miss.
BUKONSKI Steve, Wndb-r. Pa.
CASsETTA. Nicola. $50 T.. 16lst ST.. New
York, -. Y.
COMMA, Louis. Province of Bollena. Italy
DAVIS. sydney Fred. oxford. Neb
F1SGAL Albin, Evanston, IL
CRADLE. Dan r.. flwaco, Wash.
HEARD. Ross NJ. Logan. II
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-02

Dcsph' HI, "a wears and ute which calls
hun to all parts nj the country IN all climates
and all seasons. United States Commissioner
nj lmmefauou Hon Anthony Lsmiuetu IS
to-day more active and sler, than many
younger man would be III meeting the STRAIN
Of his ofhca-LdutIeS
In keeping Up his robusi constitution and
ureiess energy Commlssloner Camnetn has
HAD recourse 20 NuXated Iron as . tome
strength and blood build.' He says I'm
th' brat oi summer and the r,sor OF winter
and the dcblitaitng weeks 81 spring time.
have used NuNated Iron with unN lrvlne sue
cess and satisfaction At'r' weeks Of
husieSi confinement 10 office dunes, ! ind IN
NuXated Iron 'he true tonil qualities which
help bring ones physical being 10 that state
OF fitness whIGl Is the desire Of very healthy
minded man o. woman NuNatcd Iron ]
commend 10 whoever tees the need OF a
TONIC restorative for debllItauon exhaustion
and overwork "
In commenting upon this D, James
Francs Sullivan formerly PHYSICIAN OF
Rellevue Hospital tOu,dou' pept) New
York and the Wes,eheser County Hos
pital, says "A man OF tho prominence OF
omnisSone, Csmlnetti docs a great good
IN my opinIou BY coming out and telling
the people about Nuxated Iron know Of
no better preparation 10 enrich and fortity
the blood aeairS the thousands Of disease
germs winch must prevail IN So many OF the
place, VISITED by d man looking after tn
thousands ~ immigrants from every land
uho come to our shores Many man OF
Woman goes through life only half living
40 10 Their possibilities SIMPLY because they
do not tua,zs thai thc,t weakness and lassi
'udt NAV be simply due 10 lack Of sui
holeu' ron ~ The blood They need a
Strength and blood builder bu' DO 10, know
"hst'to take and as consequence they often
do themselves great injury by resoriins TO
s'mulants. narcotic drugs and WORTHLESS,
medicinal preparations while others take
somt torn OF metallic iron which IN MY
oplnlon. should no longer be generally used
owing to its great liability TO inIure the teeth
and stomach"
nr George n Baker. formerly Physician
ard Surgeon Monmouth Memorial Ho.
pr'a' Of New Jersey saws 81 have found
nothing in my experience so effective for
helping to make strong healthy, red blooded
men and women a. NuXated Iron From
o careful examination OF the formula and
my own tests OF Nusated Iron fee, con
WINGED thai It is preparation which any
rhvNc,an can take himself prescribe for
his natents with the utmost confdene. OF
obtaining highly beneficial and satisfactory
results
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-02

DAVIS. Harry L., Kinston twU).
JONES. Edward D., Clyde (ws).
HENDRON, Charlie c.. Cooleemee (Wu).
HOBBS, Ernest, Newberne tWll;
MORGAN, james p, stasvlle lWU).
SPENCER, John w. Eorlins tWSN.
TROTMAN, Clarence T., South Mills (WU)'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-02

McKEBHAN. David A.. King. Ky.
T23MHy P. .r,,! ~ s Nswport. III.
wIREMAN, Lindsey. OIL Springs, Ky.
w9pIckER. Frank A.. s.. Louis. Mo.
WODD., Archie B.. Clarksvile Tenn.
REPORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
Private.
SMILEY Charles. Havsn. Kan.
DIED. PREVIOUSLY REpORTED MISS
ING IN ACTION.
Lieutenant.
KEARNEY, Thomas j.. Memphis. Tenn.
Corporal.
HEATH Joseph H.. Somerset, Pa.
woINDED sExERELy. ,PRELI0JsLr
Corporals.
BJTCHER George, H. BRYANT. Ind.
TURNER. overton L.. Dexter. Tex.
CZAJK0sKI., Walter. 100 y. eth st.,
poNAgEDiAN. Arm.I y: Fresno. ca.
FRISCO iB sayerio. Brid I,sI,, Conn S
Privstes.
REYNoLDs,. Fred J., Kansas city, Mo.
SUTTON. Horace. Pine, Tex
"G aEroRrEb sh MissISG N HcTioS,
Sergeants.
KCBicKI, Felix c. Lesvenworth Kan
SlMOENS, julius A, kriushoutem Bel.
glum.
RUNGE. Raymond. st Louis, Mo.
NANDEcAR. george w, Cleveland. Ohio
Mechanics.
HR0UpA, John A.. 20. south ST.. Peehs-
s sAKEErT Ta r.,s- os M,iDs,o Gol Mich
d SakAGEah G srd. wilton III sf r. W. Va
CARTER, Clarence. Marion. Kan.
PPA4NKo, Andrew, McKssssport; pa.
EiDE; AZ G Ht ssm G5 Gbiraso MGp'
HEI.GEsoN, Arthur II Kratka. MINI.
HoLalNGiswoRTH, Jay C., podson, No
IvEY, Ernest T. Jeiiico Tenn
IZZo. John, Lawrence, Mass.
JONES. Robert F., Red OAK, Va
J Jy}NE Samuel p Cincinnati mat Ohio
kINGIMA. stuart, Genoa Junction, Via
KIRBY, William j., Seattle, Wash.
SIRE knni;s joseph nb H. PS cneS.ID Pa.
LENNON, John NJ. 100 +. 12Oth st.. NJ
IINK. FRANK. BaraDoo. wis
LoCHNER, Joseph, Cleveland. Ohio.
ola fs.n S..SshiS s1 lincoln
New York. \. y.
MARGINIAK. Antonio. Detroit, Mich.
PHILLIPs. James Nj: sedaii. No.
RGbp Clements A. WayI 1.. Obi"
R R0sERs e Afss s fsn sa' f fs
SIMPSON. Waiter E. Burnet. Tex
T rRaMS e'sa eo M Awvin nsns MN Tn
wETDENBACK. Gustav C.. Scotland. 6. n
WOUNDED CDEGREE uNDETERMINFD}.
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING
! Lieutenant.
GILPATRIC. George. Terra Buena. Cal
Sergeants.
BARNETT Francis ~ Denver Col.
| BALDWIN. Harley c. St. James, MINI
BEEMAN. Carl Alto, Lafontaine. Kan.
| BROsCHElD, Joseph, Peru, III.
| COlNE. James Lawrence, Mass.
HAIL,LERAN: Martin Seattle. wash
| McCLELLEN. lrl Chillicothe. No.
! MOL, James, Grand Rapids, Mich
REDENBECK. Hsrry, Ltchfeld. III
sANpwIcK, Christ o. Duluth. MINI.
| ZALoPA, Fether, Cleveland. Ohio.
Privates.
JOHNSON. Rodney p. Golconda. III
| JOHNSON, Thomas A, Maryvi!le. Tenn
Wagner.
DEMPSEY John b. Mahanoy City, Pa
Prlvates.
ANDERSON, Carl NJ, Forteryille. Cal
ANGELrcIA: Aohine. Philadelphia, Pa
| ARMSTRONG. James II, McCrory, Arb.
AUSTIN. Floyd A, Temple, Mich.
B B MILAN Troy; Wis,er;; okla
! BALI a y L. herman u, the.sta, Mleh.
! BARTOf., Alex. New Coeln. Wis.
| BORDER Joseph L. Harrisburg, Pa
| BRAWNER William NJ. Washington. u. q
! BR1NkER. charles j. 1oyslhanna, Ia
! BROWN. Riley =. Springfield, W. Va.
| BURGESS. william G.. salem. wis.
I CLARK, Walter :. Desi0s.. Mo.
COPELAND. chart T., For:ersv',.e. Ala
| CUSTER. RAYMOND. Enterprise. Neh.
| DAVENPORT. John J, Philadelphia Pa
DEAN. william, rhester:owr. Md.
| DtNkERlH, MeiIor. Philadelphia. Pa.
FEDERMAN. samuel. 228 Il. sd ST., New
| York. y. Y.
| FRANK. Morris. Northampton. Pa.
| Continued on FolIorin1 Pace
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-02

Try Stuarts's Calcium Waters for
Q few days and note what your
friends say. All those horrid pim-
pies ana blackheads, those liver
spots and blotches. the rash and red
ness are clearing up and you look
flne. One may have pretty features.
be smart and vivacious and yet all
OF these valuable qualities are lost
behind a repulsive skin. broken out
with evidence OF impure blood. Get
II out of your system as you surely
can with Stuart's Calcium Waters.
They contain the great wonder. cal
cium sulhde. one of the most bene-
ncial skin medicines known.
You will find Stuart's Calcium
Waters on sale at any drug store.
so cents a box. But IL you wish to
try them first. send coupon below
for a free trial package, You will
with their sSccessfui action in The
skin,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-02

For want Of IRON YOU may be
an old man al thirty dull OF IN
tcllcct. moor IN memory nervous,
irritable and all run down"
while al so OF so with plenty Of
ron IN your blood you may still
be Young N feclins, full Of liic,
your whole beng brimmins over
With vim and energy
As proof Of this take the case
OF Former United States Senate,
and Vice Presidential Nominee
Charles A TOWN. who at past So
IS still q ver,'able mountain Of
hrcless energy Senator Towns
saws 81 have found Nuxate d
Iron OF the greatest beneht as a
tome and regulat,ve Henceiorth
! shall not be without Il an
~ q position 10 testify for the
benefit Of others 10 the remark
able and immediate helptu,ncss OF
ms remedy. and ! INTERESTINGLY
recommend NuXated Iron to all
who feel the need Of renewed
energy and the regularity Of
bodily functions
Then there is Former Health
Commissioner William R Kert
OF Chicago. who Is pasi the three
score year mark but still vigor
Gus. active, full OF life VIM and
energy Former Health Comm,s
soner Kerr says he believes his
own personal activity to-day !,
largely due m Tins ia ~ kux,,.l
Iron and that he believes It ought
TO be prescribed BY every DIV
sieian and used n every hosplta,
IT the country
II you are no, strong OF we'll
70 yourself TO maze the following
how lon2 YOU can work without
tired Next take two hve.graih
Ordinary NuSstsd lren three TIN
after meals Tor two weeks The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-02

hAuJAc-r.rts Non NuIa,sd Iron -hl'h hs' ~
used hy Commissioner Csmin.u' ard oist-' ~
surprising results and ~ pr--cr t~i sFi r'"'' ~
shnve hT Or Baker I, not rsm'd' tu' ~ ~
swell known IN druggists evruwh'- III '''' Nv
inoFs,nc mon pfoiutts ~ 10 -ssi s''n 49, g..
MT iniur- the testn make then blars o. - v
stomach The manufacturers gusrsot@s sur-''n ~
eutfsly satsisfory result taSvry trFrt 49, up W.
ssfund your monsy hb dI'Psn'ed y 81 go '' So"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-02
United States Commissioner General
Of immigration Hon. Anthony Caminetti
Tells Why He Uses Nuxated Iron

To Create Red Blood,
Strength and Endurance
Despite His 81 Years, He Is
Today More Active and Alert
Than Many A Younger Man.
Former Health Comm,s sioner VIM. r.
Kerr. Of Chicago. Says He Believes
Nuxated iron Should
Be Prescribed By Every
Physician and Used in
Every Hospital in This
Country.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-02-17
EXCITING CHASE
ENDS IN CAPTURE
OF PAIR TEXANS
Rush Springs Deputy Puts on
Thrilling Movie Stunt and
Lands Pair in Jail.

Two men giving their names as
Alfred Bonnam of Wichita Falls,
Texas, and Dick Harper of San An
tonic, Texas, are in the Grady coun-
ty jail as the successful result of an
exciting chase southwest of Rush
Springs yesterday afternoon that
must have wound up like movie
race featuring a stolen auto, the de-
termined officer with the big "gat"
and the bringing to justice Of the
men.
According to the sheriffs force
here the Ford car belonging to Babe
Yates was stolen yesterday about
noon from the curb near the Bap-
tist church. The fact was reported
to the officers who Immediately
phoned to various Grady county
towns Deputy Oscar Dryden at
Rush Springs was on the lookout
and discovered the men passing
through that village He ordered
them to halt, but they stepped on
her. and went through the town
like it was a flag stop
The deputy at once mounted his
car and with F. E. Sperling as an
aid, gave chase. The Ford had
gained considerable distance and
there followed what was probably
one Of the most exciting races
staged in these parts. 1t took the .
officers five miles to overhaul the
Ford car, They finally ran along
side and with Sperling acting as
the gun crew, the men were haulted
and forced to return to Chickasha,
where they were landed in the
county jail with charges of stealing
he Ford lodged against them. Off
GERS here say the men will plead
guilty
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-02-17
ASK ROADERS TO
GET BUSY WITH
SOLONS ON BILL
Report that Military Highway
Cut from Road Bill Be Acted
Upon Is Proposal

Chickasha and Grady county good
road enthusiasts wore aroused Sat
urday evening when it was reported
in Chickasha that the route from
Oklahoma City TO Chickasha, via the
Newcastle bridge and Tuttle, and on
down the Military highway to Law
ton, had been stricken from the
$a0,o00,O00 roads bill, which pussed
The mouse Saturday.
In view OF this action, Secretary
J. Brown, af the Chamber of Com
merce. has asked ,aat strong,
lorceful committee, headed by L. @.
Hutson, chairman Of the good roads
committee, go to the state capital
this afternoon and make an attempt
to secure the correction in the SEN
ate The bill will probably be voted
on in the senate tomorrow, accord
ing to reports received here.
"Chickasha and Grady county, as
well as each Of the other eleven
counties in southwestern Oklahoma,
are entitled to this road, for the
simple reason, if no other, that this
is the main-travelod road from this
part Of the state to the state capita.
This road is very essential to the
welfare OF a great portion of Okla
homa and we shall offer objection
to its being stricken from the bill
Should the bill pass the state sen
ate just as it was approved by the
house, Grady county win be sighted.
Il the default is not corrected, / be .
ieye the bill will meet with force
jul opposition in southwestern Okla 4
loma." I
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-02-17
C. OF C. MEMBERS
CALLED TO MEET
TOMORROW NIGHT

= A joint meeting Of all committees
Of the Chamber OF Commerce, with
the Board of Directors, has been
called for tomorrow evening at
1850, according to an announcement
this afternoon by T. ]. Brown, sec
retary.
"The bringing-in Of the CalIa-Bele
well today necessitates some imme-
date action on the part of the
Chamber of Commerce Mr. Brown
said, when asked as to the purpose
of the meeting. "This assembly will
be one of the most vital in the his.
tory Of the Chamber Of Commerce
and members of every committee are
urged to be present" he concluded.
The joint session will be held in
the c. Of C. headquarters, fifth
floor First National bank building.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-02-17
ARMY MAN
GB It's JOB
ON FORCE
Luther Cox Named Traffic Of
fioer to Succeed Moody Who
Resigns; Sold Business
to Enter Army.

Lotaer e Cox solder recent y
mustered Out q the e ice, has
been name Uurbin and
the police committee Of the city
council to succeed C. C. Moody, traf-
fic officer and motorcycle police
man, who resigned Saturday. Off
Ger Cox assumed his duties this
morning.
The newly appointed policeman
was formerly proprietor Of a service
car here, and sold that business to
enter the army He was Grady
county draftae and was a member
of the increment which left this
city August 5th, 1918, for Camp Ere
mont Cal. He was assigned to duty
with Company II, 18th infantry, StA
division, with which outfit he left
Camp Fremont for overseas, October
Goth They were sent to Camp Mills
and We're at the point of embarka-
tion when tie armistice was signed.
During the period Cox was sta
toned at Camp Mills, he was fire.
Quently detailed to military police
duty and served in the city Of New
York and other surrounding cities.
He is an expert rifleman.
81 thoroughly Investigated Mr..
Cox's army record and his record in
civil life Mayor Durbin said, after
announcing the appointment this
morning. q am convinced that Mr.
Cox is a competent man for the po
sition and will fulfil his duties very
satisfactorily lie made a big sac
lifice to serve his country and it is
my belief That he should receive the
best cooperation from the public"
Traffic Officer Cox is well known
in Chickasha, having resided in or
near here fer several years.