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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-28
.flrurmruropas Frrnti0.

Zen cn5ri'tc po,jtjitc StrlbIt
Niloirc NcIo,f hor mco NeuiuU til
nctic Gnuc / Itc9itriftct ~>ano uuO
&ntcr" uo,oli ocu EormooujuQ. at
Der / %ir~teljahcocu life tan tUutcs
at unrc loQen irrIjg Gorc 'or. at
(piflanO iai,n itoI bll en- itrutmoia
genoe Storma1t
Spitlono haaber. Tiger ban. a. Ell
trnitiq % irnltiuoialcn>c ccu,roI
%europriif Stat troN9 Oct ilorc }tt.
osrlog oaileueI meo 5io,n pll rciir
Zig al Commentaries Gujucr. Zen
mitc 6oItcitommea (alrilhcO. Mel.
Iemeuropas mo,tricllc NiUlp,ftl0er
% ben etoromilte 9teouIioiQhco M
ciicr oerc2 Miclinl hloferc bette De
iultni. &co ocnuc Cpiatulul latter
ben eugelite Strlbcnt oucrcoe pal
Gorbaouo 81 itort Spergamaol9tcau.
2piflonos SfaoeaeritainiHaer nil bli
iaa lpimlenoc og bets mineralifc
Higoommc iaa i%ormIn6itot Cpco nj
itndeIien al iiore Wtineoiiirit:cr til
Sranfrig % EoIen), al bets @icn
reisning oil BIZ %nluorlig bGmmci.
Non ocsn0n ngtcr DC iclrrigc
Gnie1temultIr al ia andre plrt
nIng5iuloe SorbolosresIcr Tor al
hiuhrr IN c0cu.rci inf Hremtihntrr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-28
Oil brvSSc Ol.

NhiIooclphio. n, 25oc Mtart&.
NtCGlUumcrHC AZ Tcnuiplpunla
Nrclucr4 A4iocintlcu bclluttcoc uco
en- iooR ioretogct 9l'ltenmiu0 al iort
lUiit mco (iluirtnunQ Al 23l Bro.
ctHi3 q ~ AZ bttiUmpc cthucrt
rN@I;Nt Stri0t iom mont:r bli Ia
Get a. N,licrinDcu ior at hinore ocm
/ al Nrjpc i'm %%Irtiomhcb.
N}obct iom par iummUnfdloi fora.
in0c 0cl a i'm. Stot@mmiitcr Moot
iom @rn9Acricruep SaQicrer uotaItc
Cptulon ml0cr Sucrpclclir, pcotol
en- Heiolutlou ! Spcrcupitcnmcli,
Ntrme0.
GlrculnQcn cmintter omircut 100
&m1atrier, iom tllinmmcu produce.
rcr 30 Ero,ent al set 81 iom brpl.
9s@ / Stntcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-28
Knob at ~Seirplaelt.

M%olhnlliou. 226c Mart4: Pr
mcbcpartcmenttt fm0lior0c iool, at
oct hauoc bc'leut ltA til, uc0 Siocl,
a. DC lem ullcrc0c clca AZ Hcllcrin.
gem, at ilobc f. Al Dc %cir % Slpuc
uloGlc lonl har uUrct bcuptiG0c III
0cr &riQcu
Gcpurtcmcntct lortIurc0t, al oi2ic
Nlob lIt,t hau0c AZ beltlllC mco Ne
QjcrlnQcn3 lrSmtto &c MjlltUrpolitit.
men CT eli ret az iIct SorrctniItlpiul.
Nluu6t &c %%clrplnbiC. ion lfol luN.
tIobc@. cr Camp @rnut. %u.. Camp
So0gc. Soma, "a Gamp Gliitcr. Nj
dliNun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-28
"Sommertioen."

tSeritfommcnbc Ssnbaa, Sen 30te
Marts, SCI. = ON Morgeren gisr
"Somnlertioen" after lin SnotrG.
belle, iOet iislse "Sapligbt Saping".
Souen ollie llbre / 9anoet Ga nc
flpttcs irem 1 Sime. Sc mac life
ilpttcs tiIbase ieien ier til iainnie
&lotfcilGt ON Worgenen oen iioite
Senbag / Sftober.
Zen letpinoteite Waaoe for Golf
ileit pil uGre at ioretasc Soranorin.
gen 9eroaa Iiteil n,eo Oct iamnte.
man saar tiIictlss. % iope Jig iuo /
"ocn me Sio".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-28
,1lvroet 2lmerifaner.

@aibinstor. 25be Warts, lloen.
rissbepartemnntct mobtog ioas lin.
S~erretnina ON. at 9ieet al ell ameri.
fanif Berger. Oscar @aIIace, Der for
eli Sib iiocn blcp bortiert al mcri.
fanifc 9aroitter, par blepet i,inoct
NGrhcocn al Trosresio | Staten
Soahuila.
Scr uotaItcs / MeSsclelien, ser
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-28
2aurrr Mln0prifrr.

Eormonocn poo Nau6claocpnrie
meiteta ,>u6uitrlfonmlalion, DIR.
Beef, ubtnltc her ON Togcn, al scr
cr al Sanoinnlighco for en- NcoRanQ
/ Eriicrnc pna Seocnli0ler / bel
nrr1ncite Sremtio. Son gjor0c op.
mcrtlom pao. at Der bar prret cn bel
Gel Wf9ioriiaaelic meo Nenlm iii
Sen ll0talelic al Wfr. Nooper, at
Np%e6eprllcn MI tun0c fummc I'll at
bli ioo hei iom $3.50 pr. NuIbeI.
Nuoo Soouer ia par. al Ell lIiQ Vri@
uar irncnior MtlillQhe6Cn@ WrpHler,
hpla Der bleu ci aubent cller 'rit
Wurfc6. o. ser ju1cn Noutrol blcu
lert meo Vrliernc. Sette Qiol0t 0cu
Npebc. iom aule6e@ / 1913. "Nuao
Nplingcn / 1919 on1nnr", uotnltc
Ntr. SCORER. Ter SET noturliQpi4
enonI lortIollg al liQc uolct be
TENT. Snu ieiet til. at Tor 30 Ero
cent Al ADMINISTRATIONS Ncotom
nlenoe fan ser enomu fife blI Gale
on roget irlt Mortco 0ctic iorbol
Der lig oalaa 9onltc rlqtlq Tiger Dr.
Tccf. Ger fan life bli noqct irit
Marfeo M. for oct leritc pnnlrltn0
Al DC oprcpnc og utrna0e Gorrct
niuaatilitnnoc. ipcriclt hpno Dc imam
clellc Gonlltltttrer % transport
pGIenet altlaor. lc3loen lreun1oor
net tnoellQ al Srolpoeu AZ @illcn onl
at bcpll9e ul Billion Collars iii
&uoiriclie Al He1iermQcn2 2c'ic iii
Nnrmlernc. al oemc Nepilgnilia blep
glort life bare ior al holoe tSarnternc
~lfaoe%lpic % itoa pes beil 0orantcr
ic ErlS a $50 pr. Vuihel, men %
Ion lor al liorc oct nulllN ior Ae0ic
rinaen at It q { Npe0e o1 Ntel iii
CT 9araltteret Eri2 cller Ill ill0c All.
ore Nriier a loa iaaouunc &iltoar.
iont OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mnnttc 0iort
%neouenoiQc. ior at Solicit Nanoct
fan ifolic iia Npcoeproouftcr ior e.,
%rlntc!i1 Eeu1c NpnN ser cr Ell ri.
nlell0 TrI2. MI mootic aiQiorc3 AZ
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Nonr Ntr. Tcct mencr. al Eriiru
pna Npcoc MI bli loprr2. btQrmocr
han Bette mlco AZ hcuplic I'll. at iu0c.
uUrcl,0c Mars HuliuN iom auirttc5
I'll opcr t,250,C000 0O &uibcls. pil
be1nnoc al fommc poo Oioritoct
,Suli. "a bIir Scr ier'l en- NcoNoul
/ Hpe0cprticL ina pll citer bans Ne
Hlua Erlieruc pao andre GoOcmjo.
Ter feIgc eftcr; TN Mlurfc02uUrolcn
Al &pcoen or oItio hei WroN beittm
ntenne ior &Urojcu Al morc Mao.
prooltter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-28
Stiuinoen / TvlflanS.

SiemTnoene% Streif / 6anlbllrg,
ionn Iolbt igienI1ent, bar iot / Scene
al Or. Scbroeoer, iom / % Iar bar
pUret en- al Samburg3 leoenOe Silri-
tier o. cr WliltinliuionUr. San %
en- bis Sa~ffenbcrg % Ell tplf.rusiiif
NollbepIit peo Nnpn Stern organize
reoe ocn Iportafunife @cungelie
&ambnrg o. 'fafieoe tilpcic &c Tor.
nsonc Yengcmioler.
Sismanb5iorcnlngen, ION logtc at
billorc Sfibcnc5 Nligall1, beltnur ior
en- itor Gel al ar~beioaleie Soft ipnr
iilgcn SorbinNelie bar nieo %auet
mbtagcn / Naur.
Spnrtufalcrlle % oere3 %iorbiun0nc
oil lor entbppr Yria binore Slloicr+
lei al Wao iii Splflnno, ga Griarin1
bar pit. at NoIlbepismen bar liocl
lloiist til 6remsan9 blallot Splfcr-
lie, ianlnurt scot % ANDRE SoOemlb-
Ter CT i~orhoonoen. Sctte irem9aor
fart al Sitlationcn / Tnn5M oen.
gang sc isritc amerlfanifc Noripnin.
ger blcp uooclte. Spartafunife Sp-
Lob baboc pUrct iorbereotc, % oct
hcnrnteligc Toliti bar uioenoe ON, at
Sppi9lcrnc bapoe S~ilbGngere III
iinbpia. Nicu Taecn isr Den plan
la9te Nci2ning trni oell nnlerifanIfc
3ommiaiion / 5ait Observation-Disclosures
iii llboelinl al Spbcmiolcr al Sor-
rnnb ion1 oIlcrebe bar brnlte iiuro,
Splebct bIcu Der ingcntlllg al, %
oct bite liG at Intallet al DC iorpel
tcbc Strcitcrc meo en- Sang hanoc
gaaet nco til minore END ell Icntcocl
AZ bpab Set opriltoelia bar.
Mnmbrra Yropaganoaen liGr
Stcrn$, gnor no paa, at oct CT oct
.iannlc, clltcu Spiflano' %IilIobprber
lin Nitnlc mco Gntclitcn cacr CT, ioa
Ion1 Ell NlIionce meo Hllslano tilbn
ser lcttc &iIfaar 90 Ifoiicr gnlco
ming til mc0 Mtaat at lGtte lia ! BE
iiooclic al Neocniblcr ira oct belt
liuc Gitropo ltbet at moattc bctale
ocrinr.
Sehrococr& propaganda beitnar
ior oct mcltc / Ingrcb paa DC ollie
rcbcS "aopitalisme". Tlere 8onge
bar han uHtaIt, at bans Silbrltaerc
uiloe 0ribc til Sabotaae for at bin
orc Sfibcn2$ gfsana. Men Oct gift
liNt paaifaffe nlco belle Tla
l,cr. Get mcIotes, at ii Sfibe par
aiaaaeoc til Gberbourg paa Senoaa,
% al ilcrc andre ifilloe ltiftc | Sip
eli Saacn eitcr.
I'll iorhenurrenoe Setter @ilhclm
CT ser nulll fomnlet 10 Srilclsbrepe,
Get enc ira Amitcrbam / Souano ca
oct dnoet ira ben belai'fe SrTnle.
sra Ell Zen mar han ogiaa faaet et
telegram on. Of Der or .Sore pao'
) ~Nuleonine al Sis'e Tina
spes Ger boooc / % ubenior Slcttet
/ Anleron9en oen itsrife Iatpaaal'
penheb. Tolitiet ionl bar at poaae
ouer ben Ianoilpatiaes &cli1ro. er
paa @aet. &apeaansene @Tr.
hchcn al Ser Sfur bpor @m. Sober
sclern har set trapelt mco at iaae
@co, patrilieres buaoe Tug % Nat.
% ielp nbcn'or Slottcts SnShes.
ming or DER |aatpoiter paa ole aon'
ter.
Nrr'ihcut ebert rrfIrrchr. l'eloc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-28

Den 5ro, al @allace bar blepet mpr'
Oct. Zen amerifauife Imbasiabe /
Wierieo Gin bapoe nplis mobtaset
Srbre til at anmobc bcn merifanite
&egierine ont at toge ale iorlsone
Sfriot til at reooe @aqace.
@allare por @eirnrer al cn Manf
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-28

ENTERED As SECOND CLASS TATrFR JuNR lbrH 1908 AT
THE Pc>r OrlIcE At DrcoR,H. Iowa. u>DER THE ACT
or CoNGRFss or MARcHs. 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-28
Kansas City Kvegmarked.
Sioux City Kvsgmarked.
Omaha

Hornkv3g Native steers15. OO--1S.7O
kjor og Kvier. 100 -t2, :
otockers and feeders. $50 1850
Svln Bull of sales. II. 40 1850
fadr. ~. 10--19.2J
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-28
notwithstanding,

20. Warts.
Sgd st. Paul Kvspmarked.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-28

Nrr'incut Ghcrf crfIrrchc. i'cloc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-28
Kris 90 Sreo.
o%orii9iiellc ira Stoe /.

pil SU6rclonbci omioite Den goitlfc
&eroen."
The Washington times., 1919-09-08
MOUNTAINEER HAS
ONLY | LEG, | ARM

LURAY. Va. Sept. s.-Page
county's famous "broncho buster" has
turned mountain guide despite the
fact that be is minus leg and arm
and Is sixtY-four years old.
Washingtonians visiting the Blue
Ridge Mountains In the vicinity OF
Luray will have the opportunity OF
having Gideon Z. BrubBker, known
as one OF the most active men in the
county guide them over the land OF
which he knows every acre, Mr.. Bru-
baker hasn't given up the "broncho
busting" business entirely, for he
still has a large number Of horses and
can ride them as well as anybody In
the country.
still. he's just as good at tree
climbing and mountain climbing as
he Is at busting bronchos and a lit
tie thing like the loss OF q leg and
loss OF an arm doesn't bother him At
all
Yet he's a man that's been awful
unlucky. Sometime ago he lost q
in a small mill accident. A year
or so later he lost an arm In SINH
lar accident, And even then they
wouldn't let up on him, and recently
he narrowly escaped death when his
horse and buggy puggy plunged over
a bridge.
Mr.. Brubaker is familiar with the
famous LurRy eaVSFns, and probably
knows more about its history and its
secret underground passages than any
other man in Page county.
The Washington times., 1919-09-08

THE VICE PRESIDENT AND MRS.
MARSHALL and the Secretary
\ OF War and Mrs. Baker are
members Of the Official party which
went to New York to meet General
PerahinE on his arrival this morning.
others in the party are General Pey-
ton c. March and his two aides, Major
John MiIliksn and Major Swing; Col.
MaIyern-Hill Barnum, Maj. Gen.
Thomas H. Barry. Lieut.. Col. Robert
L. Bullard, Maj. Gen. Frank W. Coe,
Mai. Gen. william g, Haan, Maj, Gen.
Ernest Kinds, Brig. Gen. Frank I.
Hines. Mai. Gen. MeTritte ". Ireland
Col william c. Langhtt, Maj Gen
Charles T. Menoher. Brig. Gen. sam
ueI D. Rockenbach, Maj. Gen. Harry
L Rogers, Maj. Gen. David c, shanks,
Col. Charles C. Walcott, jr.' Maj. Gen.
Clarence c. Williams and Major Den
mis- c. Nolan.
The Secretary Of state and Mrs.
Lansing have arrived at their summer
home at Henderson HaFboT from Bos-
ton, where the Secretary addressed
the American Bar Association. Next
Friday the Secretary will go to Gal
loup Island with the members OF the
Fortnightly Club, Of which he is
president, for a weekend hshing trip.
RumorB are again current that kei
shidehara, japanese vice minister Tor
foreign aRaira, has been appointed
ambassador to the United States and
The Washington times., 1919-09-08
EX-CROWN PRINCESS
VISITS HER HUSBAND

AMSTERDAM, Sept s.-Throngs
gathered at the railway station here
yesterday to see former crown
Princess Cecilie. They were struck
by the paIlor Of the former Emperor's
grandchildren and the much-used ap-
pearing costume worn BY Cecilis' VINO
cnce was known as the best dresseo
woman in the courts Of Europe.
The former crown PRINCESS and her
two oldest sons spent a brief time IN
he station and then went on 10
wieringen, where IL is expected they
will stay FIVE days. From Wieringen
they will 90 10 Amerongen to visit the
former Emperor.
The Washington times., 1919-09-08
JOYRIDER IS GIVEN
CHURCH SENTENCE

LYONS, Kan, Sept Sc. f. Hill.
OF Oskaloosa, Iowa, was sentenced to
go to church and Sunday school, at
least once each Sunday, by Judge D..
A. Banta here yesterday.
Hill was arFaigned on charge OF
joy riding in an automobile owned by
DR.. P. p. Truehart.
After sentencing the youth TO the
reformatory for five years, the judge
paroled him on condition that he at
tend Sunday school and church each
Sunday. and that he immediately en-
ter some educational institution.
The Washington times., 1919-09-08
MAY Give us.
2 new CARDINALS

ROME, Sept. s.-New cardinals will
be created at q consistory to be held
by the Pope, in November or Dscem-
Der.
whether Americans will be on the
honor list is not known, but among
the preIates likely TO get the red hat
will be the archbishops OF Philadsl-
phia or Chicago.
Should the Pope appoint these arch
bishops the United States would have
four cardinals. The Pope, however, 10
believed to be unwilling to elevate
only one OF the archbishops. and the
possibility Is neither OF .hem will re-
ceive the honor at present.
The Washington times., 1919-09-08
GoUernorAnn1ons of Colorado Says:
81 am opposed to turning OUer to any
official or bureau discretionary Po0er to
control business -

One of the best known men in the West E. M. Am
mons former governor of Colorado and cattle grower of
prominence section famous for live stock production
Owing to his experience in public life and his frsthand
knowledge of the industry his views will receive the
close attention of all thoughtful citizens.
Speaking the other day before the Committee Agri-
culture of the Senate and in opposition the proposed Ken
yon and Kendrck bills which are aimed the packing
industry, Gov Ammons said:
Il am opposed to these bills not because am opposed
to regulation by law but because opposed turning
any Official bureau Discretionary power to
troll ordinary commercial business in the country.
Il have gained this feeling of opposition from personal
experience Of 20 years with government bureaus operating
in almost every direction In the West
1t is not question of viciOusness with or intent
wrongdong find that In the experience Of the world
men only do wrong In a while, but much
harm comes from the fact that upon msnforma-
hon they upon preudces; they lacking IN judgment
81 do not believe from practical standpoint, that
who has not grown up business who has not the
ability conduct large business of his own, tell
body who has had such experience and has spent lifetime
in building UP such business, how to conduct it.
There is not single thing in this bill that can dis
cover that cannot be controlled by law.
Il do not believe that you can get any better admins
traton, good administration, from any individual
given discretionary power change his rulings
of action at any time suit his pleasure than you going
get by rule of law and think that the effect will be just
bad the public at large it will be the who is
doing business.
Il did not know whom these stock yards belonged to
until few years ago when it said that the packers had
owned them long time. did notice any difference in
ther except this that when got people who inter
ested in building up that got facilities and
larger market and competition and you insured
YARDS ARE ABSOLUTELY OPEN, and / HAVE NOT
SEEN A SINGLE INSTANCE OF A COMPLAINT OF
ANYTHING UNFAIR"
The Washington times., 1919-09-08
DoaaldsOns Buy Home.

Brig. Gen. and Mrs. T. @. Donald
son have purchased the residence 1929
KRlorama road. Of which they will
take possession some time after Oc-
tober 1. They are at present making
their home at 1928 wyoming avenue.
General Donaldson. who was on over
seas service for nearly two years. Is
now on duty in the inspector generals
office.
General and Mrs. Donaldson enter
tanned informally at dinner on Satur-
day evening for several army officers,
who have recently been ordered to
Washington, and their wives. Miss
May Sue Donaldson, who is visiting in
South Carolina, will return to Wash
inEton about September Is.
The Washington times., 1919-09-08

Mrs. T. Q. donaldson. jr.. will sail
shortly to join her husband. Lieuten-
ant Donaldson. L. s. A, who is on
duty with the permanent Rhine gar
rison. His headquarters arc near Co
blenE, Germany Mrs. Donaldson, who
has been at Mountain Lake Park. Md,
with her sister. Mrs. William w.
West, 10 at Warrenton. Va, to remain
until she sails.
The Washington times., 1919-09-08
orlered ~ ~ PnInf.

Capt. John F. Kahle has been or
dered to West Point as an instructor
from duty here in the War Depart
ment. Mrs. Kahle will remain for a
short time with her parents, Rear Ad-
mlral and Mrs. George r. Clark. At
Wardman Park Inn, before joining
her husband aat his new post.
The Washington times., 1919-09-08
Ent.rtains n st. Marks.

Mrs. Charles Laird entertained at
luncheon today at the Cafe St Marks
in compliment to Miss Violet Biddle
and in celebration OF the Iatter's
birthday. The guests. who were all
friends Of Miss Blddle. included Mrs.
John RitchIe, Jr., Mrs. L. r Michener.
Mrs. Henry Robertson. Mrs. Charles
F. Humphrey. Miss Jusnita Humphrey.
Mrs. Paul e. Chamberlain. Mrs. G. F.
Watson and Rene Bache, brother-in-
law OF the guest OF honor. Mr.. Bache
contributed to the gayety OF the oc-
casion by his spirited drawing OF one
lonely man entirely surrounded by
women.
The Washington times., 1919-09-08

Commander and Mrs. Emory VIM
day evening.
The Washington times., 1919-09-08

Col. Howard r. Hlckok, L. S. A., who
has recently been ordered to duty at
the War College, and Mrs. HIckok
have taken possession OF an apart
ment at the highlands.
The Washington times., 1919-09-08

Mrs. Stanton Norman, Miss Tyler
Cooke Norman and Tilghman Norman
have Joined Mr.. Norman at the Bur
Iington Hotel after spending the sum-
ner at the Albemarle Hotel. Virginia
Beach, Va
The Washington times., 1919-09-08

Brig. Gen. Clement A. F. Flagler,
who Is in command at Camp
Humphreys, Va, and Mrs. Flagler
have taken possession Of the newly
completed eommRndant's quarters at
the post.
The Washington times., 1919-09-08
HAPPENINGS IN SOCIETY
News Ofthe Diplomats and of Official Society Washing
tOnians at the Summer Resorts

st. Louis, are at the Crawford
House, Dixville Notch. for a month.
Mrs. ]. Franklin Bell has returned
to her apartment at the Highlands
after a trip to Blue Ridge summit,
Pa
The Washington times., 1919-09-08

Mrs. David F. Kaime and Miss
Gladys Kaime, OF Washington and
The Washington times., 1919-09-08

Mrs. James n. Sands has announced
the marriage OF her daughter. Miss
Marian Sands. to Charles N. Harris,
Of New York. on August 80 at Byrd
cliffe, the residence Of the brides
brother, william Franklin Sands, at
Woodstock. N. 7.
The Washington times., 1919-09-08

Institute of American Meat Packers
Munsey Building Washington, D. c.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-13

rhe first shipment of supplies for
the Third Roll Call, has been receiv-
ed at local headquarters from divi-
sional headquarters at St Louis.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-13
cHlckAsHA COPS sLUoGING
gIHA ix MATCH FROM VISITORS
lContInued from nage onel

Continued from nage one.)
unassisted and complete a double by
throwing Kearce out to Bailey. JAG
obs went out Kennard to Barron.
Lawton Gets Two More.
Lawton scored two more In the
sixth and eighth. In the former
frame, after Kennard had spoiled one
over the fence for a homer Hanks
tripled but was held at third when
Barron grounded out Fentress to
Beailey and Mckinney whitfield.
1t was in the eighth that BEownlow
stopped what might have been ral-
bit Of fielding ever seen on the local
lot. Kennard had walked. p. Hanks
hit a hot one through pitcher. 1t
had a safe ticket ON 1t, but Brownie
went over behind second, scooped It
up with one hand and tossed to Pcoi
aw in time to force Kennard. Bar
ron whitfield, after which Taynton sur
prised himself and everybody else
by getting hold of one for three bags,
scoring p Hanks.
1t is reported that Chickasha is to
play Lawton in Lawton next Sun
day and there is a rumor afloat that
a special train will take a crowd o
rooters to the hostile city.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-13

Mrs. Geo Petty of heidelberg,
called at the Red Cross headquarters
to inquire about the nursing classes
to be held there soon. She reports
that all are very much interested in
the work in her community.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-13
WET WEATHER HALTS
wOnr( ON FERlNERY

f. White, superintendent of con
struction of the Walker Refinery, mas
stated this morning tnAt it. will be i'm
possible to continue work at the site
0 fthe plant until the ground dries
out to some extent. A crew of men
is slated to start the work of exca-
vation on next Wednesday morning.
H. 0. Hays, formerly of this city,
but now located in Enid, is bust
ness visitor in Chickasha today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-13

To get rid Of worms in children
give them Whites Cream Vermifuge.
The little sufferer improves at once
and soon becomes healthy, active and
robust. Price S5c, Sold by Wren
Drug Co.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-13
Matinee Pictures Only.
10c, 15c, zoe

The headquarters for the Third
Roll Call are established in room
ZIG First National bank building.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-13
FOR SALE

good heater good range, We
cook with gas and heat house with
furnace, consequently do not need
these stoves. They are not junk.
Phone 1888. 11-tf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-13
WlnlNInINnHlIunnMunlumlnllHlllNllNINnHulIHIlIl i
| RED CROSS-ITEMS|
MNNMlMMMNNIIITIINIIINIIINIIIIIIIIMNNINIMINIIll

Two new classes in first aid win
start under the auspices of the Red
Cross at the high school tonight at
7;3O One of the ladies of the com
n.ittee in charge of the work said to-
day: "The courses in first aid and
home nursing are training the boys
and girls to be more useful and con
sequently more healthful and better
citizens"
Much interest is reported in the
classes and a larger attendance is
expected than was the case in the
first classes that have just complet.
cd the work
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-13

Express Want Ads urrnR results.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-21
CRONICAS FEMENINAS
~ ..~. --
Del lmpuesto a los Solteros.

Dicese de 1nglaterra que es el
pals mas tradicionalista del mum
do, el mas aferrado a sus viejas
leyes, a sus .costumbres y privi-
legios; que es, ademas, el mas
'snob", el mas dado a establecer
separaciones y diferencias de cla-
ses, Y, sin embargo, no hay refor-
ma de caracter igualitario y CO.
munista que no sea bien acogida,
y muchas veces iniciada, por la
patria predilecta de los ideales
rancios y conservadores. Tai con-
tradicci6n es la causa de que
acerca de la poderosa Albion Sc
former opiniones tan distintas y
que ell pueblo ingles sea admira-
do y discutido, la par, por per-
sonas de las mas encontradas ten
dencias. Y, miren por d0nde el
nuevo impuesto inventado por los
consejeros britanicos, y que ha de
pesar como mano de hierro sObre
los cebiles, vienc a demostrar, una
vez mas, que Inglaterra, no obs