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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-01

NicI.mr ~ weak nr-Vca anil nm 'io"n
.,yairrna duo to lH"h nf pure blood VIII
hr I,.ir 10 know that th"ie ~. according
IN the beat phyaicI.Ins /. rrhah.r remedy
FOR them
Man; who were steadily ::"ln': down
hill - permanent iiin"as ana nervous
breakdown have reclaimed perfect hcnlih
10y taking l'hoaphai,'d Iron. tho new
blood and unr,c fuu'l.
one elderly woman ralh. 81 wa NIL
H. looked AMI frlt Ike Tho Ia"t nun OF
nhad. WIS clear Encouraged without
ambition nr appc:it" Now look ~ me
| ha.n tho Eo"h health AMI hubhlinK
Hprri'a II = E!rl CT eighteen. eat and
7Iccp we'll. II made new man OF my
husband too And though We arc we'll
along In years We both face the future
with confidence. knowing that as long
as our blood il charged with good
hcalth-Giv!ng Iron and l'hosphate' We
arc safe.
Again hookkcepcr who used II says:
~ ever man had case Of nerves IL
was ME. could not sleep az night. the
least souHd made mo jump. appetite
gone. everything was up hill work ana
] felt mysrlf slipping every day. by
doctor said: Try Phosphated Iron: II
u the exact remedy you require. The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-01
PROMINENT DOCTORS
EXCITED AND AMAZED
Thew Are, Worked UP Over The Action of
DI hH-lr; he Strong

first week 7 improved: my nerves
ntradlrL down ~ that slept. ny APP
petite and dlgcnlion improved, ana IL
hcrnrcd To me- that ! could almost '""I
The Phosphate. and Iron feeding my
weak walrry blood and Tired nerves l
now weigh Is lh, moro than ever ia.
and much ntrOnHcr
a prominent phyn!cinn To whom IN"
y bovc niatrmcn,H wcro Hubnlttoh nail
"Icr. l'honphalcd Iron In easily 'hn
r:lorI wonderful Iron prescription Srt
discovered. IT,, ingredients arc "Ht
known to all blood and nerve apcc!a"H'H
and widely prescribed BY them. haVn
u-rd Il very auccc1atully In my own
practice and cured many patients Whcre
other phyHic!an1 had failed. can hiEh-
u recommend II for nil case. OF weak
ncrves and poor blood. rs we'll n" gen
cral loss OF tone. with absence or APP
petite II seldom falls mo In this CLASS
OF cases.
Special Notice: To insure doctors ana
their patients getting tho Genuine Pao3-
phatcd Iron we have put in capsuIcs
only. 20 do not allow dealers to o40 you
pills or tablets.
G.. n. Gricst & Co. druggists. an
leading druggists everywhere
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-01
rrrIso Toh nlll rnaa"d.

.,I,uIIrHTu% " va. MARCH Al
with Irurprrin "f nhJ"ur"'""h'
,,,iduiyh, Tonight. Tia" r"n"lh"f"''"n
uIl nIIa lrr"r" ia" l"rlHI"'ur" """ "'
,,urd through TIL" W''rh"""' ~
,,r.,h,uv except tT" nppr"Pr"'r'"
mi. md a g"unl" "In"idm"h' ="
n,,,,,,r excise tax hIll had been dISI"f'"
ur 4, 6 o'clock. when r"r"*S WIN '"'"
ir : O'clock hi" evening. a.,
The Iinus" this nflcrn""h p"e"'''. VIZ,
excise tax bill. which lays lux w Wv,
half nf one per cent on the net 'h' "'''
,r ,.orpnratiunH. This mn """' '" Wv
.cr,,c md WINS amended thor" ne 'u'
finn. the rate OF tn" tax from "f'-""''
ia onc-rourih Of one per ccni.
II wna not rc-r0nSldcr"d III 'h' ih'"'
until after tfE' recess. tn" House. A.
,,nsginr the excise tax bill. TOOK UP "
SENATE appropriation bill. when pro
y,h..d for the increased snlnri"S ~ w"
circuit Judges and amended II !" lh'l""'
concentrations for the maintenance" "i
tho hubble safety or "tht" p"llc' pi'''
tho appropriations h"inG $2""'"n" '"'
cuch ycnr II then passed IN" hlh.
The amendment wn" offered ny l"'r
rnt" George w. Mr'1n'i" Of knnn"hh
FANNY IT,. ndnpii"n furnished IN"
only mems by wrich ndl"urhmrn' w.
nirhl wnH mnd" pn;'Hlli". H"rhfhi"
IAN rnrrvinE III" appropriation Tor 'h'
rnIicn hlll. could not have been p""Hrh
r.ccrt nv -u-rrnsi"n Of the rui"N
which would lmv" required three
r"urIIa vote. impossible" I" h"cur" IN
either h"tI"".
Tomato Concurn.
IruuC ,.iruTt wac mad" |" I"T"ht
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-21
RICnMuSD HAY MARKED,
Richmond, Va. Angus, -. 1919
NEW YORK. COTTON MARKEr.

NEW YORK. August -o.-turther cSten-
sNc declines Tor foreign exchange promot-
cd a selling movement in cotton today.
and prices urokc sharply. October Eel! TO
800, or - points under the Ciosc OF Tues
Gay. Sentiment was extremely unsettled.
and there was genera! disposition 10
even W. accounts pending DEVELOPMENTS In
the exchange situation and the threatened
strike of the steel workers Busines,
throughout the session not large. Sell
Ing at the opening brought gu; the fact
that shorts must have been pretty well
eliminated Yesterday Tho market wa
quiet later In IN" morning. with littic
demand trpm trade sources and covering
OF shorts serving 10 check the declines Tor
time. but in the afternoon pronounced
weakness developed Cotton bong in the
hope OF late rally como. ON the market
again toward the close. forcing new low
levels for the day. Demand was spasmodic
aud suggested nothing more than coyetlnE
steady net decline OF ~ to T., points.
Spot here quiet. at decline OF IS
points at %)7jC for middling: there were
sales.
Spo; At New orleans was quiet. at dc
cline OF ~ points at 3o,l3c for middiinG: the
Rsceip,, Al prntipal ports; Galveston
G.GSi Sew Orleans. 2.6S2. Mobile. 10: Sa
vannah. l,coi: Charleston. i0,: Norfolk. $685.
Boston. Isl: Memphis. i6s: 81. Louis. All
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-21
PLAN WIRELESS AND CABLE
American and Japanese Businexs In
tcrexts Co-OperatiOn I'm Trans
Pacific Eenterpriae.
IBy Associatcd Press !

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. August 90
y new trans Pacific wireless az we'll
as Il proposed cable system. is under
consideration by American and Japa-
nese business interests, according to
kakachi Cchida. former Japanese Vice
Minister of Communications. who ar
rived here on the steamer Tcnyo Maru
yesterday in the interest of the pro-
jected cal bic line.
fTc will confer with Secretary Ian
sing and Secretary Lane in regard to
the cable. and will meet business men
in San Francisco and New York to pro-
mote formation of a company to as
sumo approx iaately half OF tho s25.-
100000 expenditure proposed for the
new system.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-21
RUSSIAN REDS ARRESTED
Federal officials RnId Roishevist Meet
ing nt YOUNGSTOWN. ONO,
Capturing lis.
,Bv Associated Prossl

OUNGSTOWN. o.. August 20.-one
hundred and eighteen Russians. alleged
Rolshevists, arc held in the county jail
today as the result of a raid by Eel
eral officials last night on an alleged
Bolsbevist meeting in East founss-
town.
The officers broke up the meeting IN
when in rho midst OF a speech said TO
have been highly radical An automo-
bic load of red flags and Bolshevist
propaganda was seized The men ar"
held temporarily upon charges OF sus-
nicion Federal officials said charges
OF sedi,ion would be fled against them
later.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-21
RAID BY PROFESSIONALS
SENDS STOCKS Downward
Declines From High to Low Were
From One to Thirteen
Points.
STANDARDS ARE HARD HIT
Sterling Exchange Breaks Again.
Touching the Unprecedented Prize.
OF SLIP 1-2-Bclicvc Europeans
Arc Unloading Issues Over Here.
ny nnOADAN NALL.

NEW YORK. August 2O.-Another
professional raid sent stocks tumbling
in Wall Street today. In the morning
thcre was strength in all departments
OF the list. some material advances be-
ing made. In the afternoon the selling
was so insistcnt that sa some issues
support was withdraw entirely. De-
"iincS from high 10 10" ..crc from one
point To Thirteen points. In many Of
the standard issues there were losses
OF tnrte TO four points Lowest prices
This means that the professionals are
so sure the market is going lower that
thcy did not take the trouble To cove.
ing uncovered the stop-loss orders.
and caused the liquidation OF much
stock that was being held for invest
nent.
Sterling exchange broke again.
touching the unprecedented price Of
stlah. This price binders free sales
OF American manufacturers in Europe.
ana At the same time encourages the
sale here Of stocks held by europe. II
is understood that large International
banking house has great quantities of
niSh- grade Investment stocks to
iinuida,c for It's European clients. y
very 'nrg" proportion of this is rails
mat have been held abroad for genera
tons The rails did mot dcclin" as
much today as jndustrials for the vcry
obvious reason that they are already
IS rsf eel prices. ana the Rank
ter than 70 precipitate panic
Few Individual Exceptions.
With few Individual exceptions.
ono class OF stocks acted hoout the
same as another today. This indicates
That tho trouble In general Sensible
people have QUIT blaming tho insiders
of any particular group. II those in
tiders have s!destcppcd tho mhrket, il
other industries than their own. j. *
necessary, therefore. 70 go outside the
bhYance sh cots for the causes OF this
decline.
The working people arc not so
ANXIOUS about their glass Of beer as
about the injustice that dcpriv.s 'h"'n
OF II. while people with money have
liquor unrcstraincd Being deprived
ana dishonesty So. OF ;hc!r beer they
arc suddenly forced TO change their
method OF living. Instead OF the con-
viviai glass the story and song and.
perhaps, occasional drunkenness. ,hcy
have begun to hold Indignation meet
inSS.
Wrongs Hcinc Mngnihed.
Thcy arc discussing very sobcrly the
many wrongs which thcy IN common
They are tna1niiying these wrongs,
and since ;hcy are vet or by law and
the Federal Constitution into class
by themselves they arc resolving on
the privileged classes.
This is the plain En-lish Of the sit
ni,ion. pishones, prohb.tion is AZ the
bottom OF most OF the present unrest
among working people.
The liquor question has suddenly be-
come OF stock market Importance. IL
the moment ia the stock market be-
causa nothing Of the Kind ever con-
lron,ed the American peopi. before;
LhSE "r ns no pfe9 ,nas Nav o frmyn d.
TO DAY interpreting - b:st they can
what happens as thcy 20 alon:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-21
SMALL MEAT CONCERNS
OPPOSE DRASTIC CONTROL
Tell Senate Agriculture Committee
They AFRO Giving big Five"
Hot Competition.
OBJECT TO LICENSE PROPOSAL
baltimore Operator Urges Congress
to Await Return of Normal Con-
ditions, Declaring 1t VIII Then BE
Time Enough to Lcgislate.

WASHINGTON. August 2O.-Indc-
pendent Geni, par i",, appsa5ing before the
challenged most OF tho statements of
the Federal Trade Commission. on
which proposals for stringent regu-
~ the industry are based
The independent representatives in
sisted thar they were meeting and FUR
uiShing lively competition at both ends
of the imdustry-in the purchase OF live
stock for their plants and III the sale
OF meats to the retailers-and ex-
pFf sv nf and eGnT,uS"n wo lhI' thS iaG
'iciently 30 protect tho consumer.
Their view was supplemented by that
OF y retail butcher and given minor
support in the appearance OF a vege-
table canncry representative and the
head OF u milk-condensing business
10 object TO licensing provisions of the
apply To their business If not changed
Put Pointed Questions.
Committee members, particularly
Senator Kenyon. Republican. Iowa, au-
thor of the regulation measure. and
put 10 the packer representatives
pointed questions bearing on the
enlistment Of the American institute
activities. as we'll az entering into the
Isn't the institute office here to
night any kind Of n rckulation;I soma
headed delegation OF independent
packers of Baltimore.
I'm not an officer OF it," Mr.. Hill
said. but ! suppose they want TO be on
the ground TO be familiary with all
Legislative proposals affecting the in
dustry.
Understand. I'm not saying they
are wrong" said Senator Kenyon. cor
that there is anything wrong In their
methods. but do YOU know about their
agents and publicity men here. or who
Is going to pay for them?"
Raise Dues to Pay Publicity Men.
81 suppose there will be dues as
sessed for that" Mr.. Hill said "Thats
tho usual way
We are now passing through a
period OF in1ation." Mr.. Hill said. in
making his objections to the proposed
regulation. Prices are abnormal.
business is abnormal. This is no,
time 10 regulate. Walt until we get
through it, aud have our feet back on
the around. and then see what drastic
measures arc necessary"
The witness said he bought hogs in
competition with The big packers in
Kansas City and Chicago, and was sure
the big concerns coul,i not control
prices Solomon Greenwald who said
his house In Baltimore dealt only in
beef, asserted the same thing was true
Of other live stock
Senator Ransdell. Democrat Louis
lana. took up the questioning from
another angle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-21
TO AID GREEK ORPHANAGES
Rcd Cross REPRESENTATIVES,
on Tour of Macedonian
Territory.
fRv Assoc!atcd Prcss |

SALONIkI. August 2o.-The Ameri-
can Red Cross has sent a commission
to visit "a number of Greek orpAanascs.
with a view 10 helping them: The
commission. headed by Misses Clonary
institutions 1T Sdloniki. Cavalla, Sores.
Drama and Prav!shtA. where There are
housed many orphans. whose parents
we're killed DR. died during the Bulcar-
ian invasion \of Macedonia. The Red
Cross commission is to start soon on
a trip through Epirus. Thessaly and
PelOpOMnes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-21
ASKS FOR MONUMENT
Stevenson Would Mark
Piacc Where Cowpens' Battle
Was Fought.

WASHINGTON. August 2O.-Erection
by the Federal government Of a monu-
nent at Cowpens' battle-ground. Chero-
kee County. S. c.. to commemorate the
battle there on January ~ 1881. was
proposed today by bill introduced
by Representative Stevenson, South
Carolina.
The measure would provide $4,000
for the monument. but its erection was
made contingent on the gift to the
United States of ten acres OF land by
the Cowpens' battle-ground Association.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-21
NEW ,oKK rhl,DrcE MARKET.

oil msrkGt vas hrm carly VIII lard. but
ing Influenced BY tho better weekly crop
report aud The declines in cotton Spot
oil. however owing TO scarcity. was strong
~ hold Final rri,cS were - points higher
on September and to lover FOR N.
ba louce. Sales l.Sb barrels. Prime crude.
- o.. prime summer yellow. 800: September.
u 80. De-, n hrr u 10. Mnrrh II. 90
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-21
.brorntc Civilian EI,Inr mt,

WASHINGTON. August 2o-Presi-.
dent Wilson by procia nation has an
rogated the regulations governing the
States and its territorial and insular
possessions and the Panama Canal
Zone. accord nS TO announcement by
the state Department today. The
proclamation OF abrogatlon was signed
July 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-21
STEEL HELMETS ADOPTED
Reserve supply Of American Design TO
Se manufactured nj
Once.
IRy Associated Press. !

WASHINGTON. August 2o-Steel
helmets have been officially adopted as
supply of the new type designed in
the American cXpeditionary force.
British helmets now used viii. be dis
posed Of. except for about 500. 600 which
will be kept until production of the
new model In quantity is assured.
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Ircs ranged AZ follows:
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

100; higher: heavy weight. II is n 20 :.
pigs. 1896 Is
1850; veal calves. HANDY weight. laj0 a q. %.
Sheep: rcceip's :..c'D: steady ewes. SOFA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-21

and 4; no time supper; determined.
,.n,,ii,- an, ~ - 49,. ri.h
tho low price on October OF 49,. Interior
SPOT markets quite generally 0ortod lower
prices and lack OF demand. which Increased
tho tendency to sell contracts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-21

outside securities market today was in
small volume. with prices mixed in to
gains OF from fractions To more than
points. but these were lost toward the
close Influenced ny tho weakness In other
markets. lndu,iriais were tho mos; active.
although dca' smaller than they
have been OILS Gu!etcT. hut prices
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-21
NEW YORK LIVE SToCK MARKET
N'.M NflR 81 RC q, al :

.ucr.. ia! ITO, bulls, ''oh !0.57: COWS,
Calves strong; vea!s 1900 $500: cuii~.
ii.cjs,: 20: skim milk calves. l2ooGl 100
sheep ana lambs. weak: sheen. $50 n - ~
CuIl.. tr'Hsoo. lambs. l. 90 !s:l: culls.
: ~ r 10 ~
Hog, ,'eady. a, 2i5"a 90; pigs. 2l.on;
-oushS T. %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-21

try attended. f.. II Gary chairman
of the board OF the United states Steel
Corporation. and others sent kilograms
of coincidence. Intcrment was at VIM
CcnncS Ind.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-21
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK Angus, ..-Summer auie,
prevailed in the ,.ry goods markets today.
second hand selling furnis hnG tho only
source OF lower prices. Raw silks were
lower and burlaps nominal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-21
CHICAGO GRAN MARKEr.

today was ;Jc sular and exhibited sue
cessiOn OF declines and rallies. closing iirm
after speedy working away from late low
points. Light offerings. further decline
IN foreign exchange rates and the demands
q. shorts were contributing factors. The
close wa firm. iitc 20 i'ac net lower on
Gitfant months. and Atc to l'.c not higher
for September. tho only deliver? FINISHING
At m advance. Oa,s closed &c lower To &c
higher and provisions finishing uncha nEcd
to - cents lower
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-21
pInn TO Change Route.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. August 20.
1t is rumored that the Richmond
Washington highway route from this
city 20 Richmond viii be changed cut
ting out Spotsylvania Courthouse and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-21

GARY IND. August 20.--Funcral |
services wcic held here today for
Henry @. Hay. assistant treasurer of |
the United States Steel Corporation. |
Leading steel company officials and |
inanciers from all parts of the coun-
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United STATES GovERNMENT
SHORT TERN NOTES

a, TocarDO Nov 7. lIIF I-TT'k
I'm. a., ::rnh,rrn :. Nov l. ia.8......... 1919,
'.t,,.,, Lr"nrh - Oct 10 1920 .......... ??;.
I.nH,'",,r AMI 90 O.. June 10 1928 ....... 10Y
=. go - 30 NOV 1919 .............:'l
iSri,ih - Nov l. 1921 .................... $sL
- "a md q Joint ;s July !. la-:. sJt.
.rudahy Packing Co -. July IL. 1925: l9i's
HocEing Val, Ry. Col. 'rr- IS. Mar !. 49, ~
Iacob bold Packing 10. IS. Nov u. l9'n lo!t.
yscob Doid Packing Co. IS, Nov =. 1923 io2i7
LgEctt and Myers 6S Dec, 5y2i...... i ;w,,:
Moline Plcw co. IS Sept. !; l.2l.. i2l'7
moline Pow Co. Is. Sept l. 1879. -. !o2
Monongahela VALLEY Traction co 70 m
,n 49, and Gamble IS Mar 1921. loi',
i,,roctor aud Gamble IS Mar l. 1928. 1887
Southern Railway g. Mar. /. 1871 ...... .6i2
swift and Co. IS. August IL is.i;;: l%
Wes;'h 81 Feb l. 1920. "................ 1901.
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NAVAL STORES

SAVANNAH. GA. August 2n--Turpentine.
nrm is0: sales. i.9: receipts. go: shipments.
81: STOCK s.2ls Ro.in. hrn': sales. io35.
80 Quote u: lS'": y. r. %: +; $50:
= 200: VIC. 2.50: WV. 81 m.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-21

burg. Marye. etc. connecting with tho
regular highway at Chilcsburg. in
Caroline County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-21
NEW voKK cTRw nARKET.

NEW YORK. august .o-Spot coffee.
Guict. Rio 40 Il: Santos IL, 2si2
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-21

fBy Wood son. Craig Co.. Inc. Richmond. Vn,l
~ s. Food administration License No q ny1D
Richmond. Va. August 20, 1919.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-21

NEW YORK. August ?o.-Middling. 5>75:
stock. ~, %.
Minor portS-Stork. 66.522
Total today-Rcceipts ll.SJS stock. 1851
lis
To,a! for wcck-Rcccipts. 3i.797: exports
1904.
Total for season Receipts. lSi.S,6; exports.
Isl. 80.
NEW ORLEANS. August 2o.-l.owcr prices
prevailed today In cotton. the market opcn.
ing at the decline under poor cables and
Il favorable weather map and feeling IN
creased selling pressure later the re-
suit IL the favorable impression made BY
the weekly crop returns by the government
Heaviest selling followed the quotations on
foreign exchange. showing dcmoralized
conditions In that, market: while in the
afternoon the market went to Its lowest
levels under reports Of labor troubles az.
fcctlEg the steel industry. At the lowest
the leading months were 10 to IL points
lower and closing prices at not losses OF
81 to II points.
cal traders entered the market during its
weakest periods and took on long con-
tracts OH the view that the market was
ovcrsoid and ripe for reaction. but upward
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-21
RICHMOND PRODUCT MARKET.
Whoieba!e OuOtntiOun

Sales: 10 shares Va. Fire and Marine In
urauce l05
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-04-18

The time is here to NOW your
lawns. We sell the Eclipse self
sharpening and easy TO adjust The
cutting bar. At reduced prices.
Buie & Wallace. 1S-3t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-04-18

asha hospital suffering from frac
tured left leg, The boy was riding
motorcycle when he lost control
Of the machine and fell to the pave
ment when he attempted to turn at
the corner OF Eighth and Kansas.
lie fell to the pavement, the machine
falling ON his left leg. He is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Wyankoop, $40
Kansas avenue.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-04-18
Here for Easter.

Dewey Neal and Wallace Thomp-
son, students in the University of
oklahoma at Norman, are spending
the Easter holidays visiting friends
and relatives in this city. Thompson
is the son Of Mr. and Mrs. ]. A
Thompson, 821 South Eighth street.
Neal is the son of Mr. and Mrs c.
NJ. Neal. Dewey is a former Ex-
press reporter, and is enrolled in the
School Of Journalism, at O. U.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-04-18
Children See Matinee.

ChIdren See Matinee.
The guests of Mayor Durbin and
The Sugg theater, six hundred stu
dents in the Southwest, North and
Junior hibh school congregated in
the Sugg theater, Thursday after
noon to enjoy the matinee given in
the students honor. The matinee
was given as an expression of ap-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-04-18
Short Stories
of the To1Un
hoy Is Born.

Boy Is Born.
ChicIasha has an assistant street
commissioner who in a few days is
expected to take the job of boss
away from the present street COM
missioner and let him play second
fiddle. The new assistant is a
bouncing baby boy born to Mr.. and
Mrs Dan Beets.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-04-18
SILK DRESSES

That are sure to please, so many
beautifui combinations, Georgette,
and Taffetas, plaid taffeta and
Georgette, printed Georgette and
Crepe Meteor; moderately priced
at ------------- $3.50 to S39.5o'
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-04-18
CHTLDREN'S WASH
DRESSES

Not just the ordinary kind, but
dresses of good wash materials.
Colors that are fast, styles that
look well, and seams and work
that is wei finished. Ages years
to 10 years. Priced at 9sc to $7.95
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-04-18
Eldred Back in States.

Eldred Back in States.
S. J. Anderson received a tele-
gram this afternoon from Adelbert
Edred, dated in New York and
stating that he landed back in the
states today at 12 O'Clock. Eldred
left here with an increment of Sc
lectmen and served through the
fighting in France with the 9Qth di-
vision.