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dece Of the dog about the little detached cottage
Mrs. Miller gave him no encouragement, either "We
don't need dogs, said she. OTIS all l do feed my
IN nd myself"
He went to Fays and there he Of the pups
with collar of those bought at the hardware
store, for he recognized the pattern He inquired the
door and Mrs Fay told him that her husband had
home last night with two puppies eyes, another just
like that one, pointing to the Belgian "This morning
he took the other away when he went to Raleighs
Slick smelt rat. 'Was it eash? he asked eyes,
believe it I noticed it because it a new one"
she said Slick beginning to see daylight and he
thanked Mrs. Fay and hurried away.
Miller was paroling his beat when Slick accosted
him. Hello there, lad" said he, It's fine day Slick
eyed him critically, then took long chance What you
need on your patrol is Belgian police dog he said The
officer turned upon him Sharp piercing glance, then
covered himself and asked blandy: Don't you think
handle the beat m'scf?" Slick admitted that there
was cause for complaint in that quarter but thought
dog would be company for him night II think
know why they call you Slick said he but you're not
half slick enough to beat odtimer like me-" and he
turned away leaving Slick with grin on his face
Slick lost no time in hurryng back to the police Office
"Wel?" inquired the Captain, who sat in his favorite
posture legs the desk and long, black cigar in his
teeth 81 haven't found the dog yet but know who's
got him." said Slick THAT isn't bad beginning" said
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
ing nation. 1t also has given the col
ONES more voice in empire policies
hcf l,.,I

ing nation. 1, also has given the col
ONES more voice in empire policies
than ever before had.
Seeking Unified Action.
, lnihcd action IN the future, il is be-
hcNcd, depends unon an effective inn
pcrihl genera lStait Such II staif would
discus strategy and empire defense in
INC night OF aerial. naval and military
teaching. Instead OF leaving II To
CIVILIAN mnSicrS to asSmilatc arEu-
incntS OF tho air board. War office and
Admiralty for themselves.
Such an imperial war staff. IL is
pointed out. would furcStall such UNI
dcrtak inES as the DardancllcS venture
winch At first WAS only naval under
taking. In presenting next years army
estimates 10 the House OF Commons
Churchill said:
we may. in the course of years
evolve class Of officers Of high stand
ING drawn from every branch of the
service. and from every par; OF the
empire. armed with II body of doctrine
the result of searching and scientific
thought. who VIII be able 10 advise the
Cabinet and the Prime Minister of the
future from tho point of view Of wal
as Il whole. from the point Of view oi
imperial defense in its integrity and
its universally.
Already soldiers from Australia and
Canada have been called TO the War
Office. Through necessity they were
called there during the war. Lii<cwisc.
Australians have been given high posi-
tiouS ut tho Admiralty.
Thus beginning already has been
made toward creation OF an in,pcri
war STAFF. 1t is intended that the Brit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
RHEUMATISM
Physician Relieves a Genuine Rcmed,
for the Discanc IIa, Brcn Found.

HheuEna, the wonderful rheumatism
remedy, no" sold by ali good drug
sists, GIVES quicker and more lasting
relief than other remedies costing many
times a nuch.
Rheuina acts ".th speed i, brInga
in few days the rclici you have pra y
cd for. II amtasonizcs tho poisons that
cause agony ana pam 10. the joints and
muscles and quickly tho tortu-inG sore
ness completely disappears.
Read vha' reputable physician
says about iin"uma. - have made =,
most .cnrcfM Investigation OF the
formula employed in the manufacture
OF l;ncuma and heartily recommend
II AS remedy for all forms Of rheum-
ai1sm hnd I;hcuma far ia advance
Of the methods generally cmploycd II.
the treatment Of rheumatism, and al
together different in composition from
Tie remedies usually prescribed DIR
Nj &. Lyons This certainly should give
amy rheumatic sufferer connGcucc IL
ny nus ma MESS ana inexpensive
If YOU have rheumatism in any form
Hon delay ny Ehcuua today. Tragic
Drug co. will supply you and return
. your money u j, docs not give Won
quick and Iovfu! relief
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ADMIT BRITISH COLONIES
TO IMPERIAL WAR STAFF
England to Call on Dominions TO
Plan Defense OF
Empire.
ONE OF LESSONS OF STRIFE.
Purpose OF Board Will BE TO c..
Ordinate Activities of Navy. Army
and Nir torCcS-Tu Name Best
Officers

LONDON. April 26.-C;reat Britain
Is I" develop great imperial war
STAFF. whose business i; viii he to CO.
ordinate tho activities OF the army
navy an dair force and 10 evolve :,
science III strategy and operations.
which Will include the empire as a
whole. The fact that This matter has
conc before the Cahine; IS revealed
by Winston Churchill Secretary OF
state for War and Air.
The plan is regarded AS q log zeal
development; and outcome OF tho war
but it marks change N BRITISH pol
icy during peace.
For the frs, time ~ history all parts
or The British empire were brouEh,
inccthcr as f"rc"ful whole during
inc wax. and there grew up an i'm
micrs Of the various d"minions This
body was largely advisory. For actual
o. nvc--thc War Cahinct-was crca;cd.
10 cOrreiatc tho activities of the war
ny iand sea and air against Germany
ana ,n dctar'uiu" anon the measure
or influence 10 TT accorded each.
Value Of Colonies shown.
With peace in siSh;. the nation pos
SesScd Of greater army. navy and
air force 'ha nshc ever before had,
ana an, the emnirg ho'nE confronted with
guards. British statesmen feel tina.
only a general staff can give the ad-
vice needed 10 meet issues certain 10
uriSc.
Heretofore civilians in charge Of inc
army and navy hav" been, more or less
arbitrars Of he policy 20 be followed
by the empire. the people OF Australia
Canada, New Zealand and South Africa
having practically no voice in the mat
ter.
The war has ro.cln DhasiZcd how very
important the colonies are 10 the con-
tinuance Of Great Britain as a flourish
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many OF which arc OF extreme hcau;y
I ND. susG ,'l OF high n"iish; ~
extending five miles inland.
American Enterprise There.
American enterprise, represented by
the Arctic Coal Company, pioneered in
SpitSbcrScn coal mining. but its prop
critics were purchased in 1916 by the
store NorSkc. Il Norwegian Compan.
which is earning substantial dividends
OH two and one half million dollars
the output OF Loco tons a day.
Fourteen, Of the, eighteen coaifields
which EcoloC lists have discovered in
SritsbcrGcn are on the territory oc-
cupicd by the British. The out crops
IN various localities are visible for
many miles ana so far only the shore
trontaEcs have been pruSpcctcd. Tho
coal = mostly scmi- bituninou* and
rich in volatiIcs, but there is also
centaEc. Of carbon ana very little ash.
MTnE NorWcs,an $nirmasiSrs Say ina,
Rich ore Deposits.
Thc Who'll Of the archinGtnso,s r rel,
control In tho ncirhhorhood of Re-
cherchc Say, in West Spitshcrc"n. there
A;rc millions of tons OF very rich ore,
about 1000 feet high and several miles
IN length II is doubtful whether these
deposits can be parallcicd in the world.
The iron mountain. which can tic rec
tion of its surface, is close 10 the shore
in a sheltered bay with deep water for
direct ioCdinC. An acria! rcpcway FOX
loading should make II possible To load
$50" tons a day. while tho average
iron content Of british ores is "a per
cent and Of Spanish littlc over so.
the famous GclIivarc iron mountain OF
Arctic sweden contains 81 per cont
and the Spitsbcrccn ore OF the British
iron mountain 6i.ti per cent.
Goidlicnrin. 4unrtA Found
Petroleum, hitum"n ana gypsum de-
POSTS have $50 been located in This
rich new land ON tho western coast
found cminCntly suitable for con-
version into fcrtilizcrs. Cold bearing
quartz samples Of which have been
declared by tho Bank Of Eng land as
savers 10 be tho best they had seen
in 4 long time, have been staked out.
IN tho main. the land consists OF
wide boEEy valleys. undulati ting hlltops
low ground is richly carpe;ed with
low-EEowing plants and MOSES. but
f.,r a brief season i; bursts into a
glory of blossoms, whoa some 100
varieties Of lowering plants cover the
valleys with color.
The color that marks summer time
in SpitsbcrEcn Will begin 10 be notice
jiou 10 tho pole sets OF next April.
rhc star, is TO be made from Lowe
Sound. where the Northern EXplora-
ion Company has winter camp. Hero,
for the protection OF its premises, il
has kept $50 men through tho long
darkness OF this winter. Here tho air
planes chosen TO make the pole flight
Viii take OF. expecting 20 reach the
pole and return in ono day. with plenty
a lara
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
PETERSON'S OINTMENT
BEST FOR ECZEMA
FIRST Application stops ItchinS ~
Eczema, Salt Hhcum and I'iIcs.

Live ami L.. live is my motto" says.
Peterson, OF Buffalo. 'DruEEists All over
America soil IETEEScE'S OINTMENT for
50 cents large hos. and 7 say To these
druggists. If amy ono buys my ointment for
any Of tn" diseases or ailments for which !
recommend n and arc not benefited, give
'h"r their money back
''Iv" got safe fun 81 thankful letters
tcstifynF to tn" mighty healing power Of
PctcrScns' ointment f"c old and running
sores, ccZcnt", Salt rheun, ulcers sore
nipplcs. broken breast itching scalp and
skin, blind, bleeding and itching pilcs"
John scott, 2N3 Virginia street. Buffalo.
writes, "Pctcrs"n's ointment rs simply won
dcriul. Il cured mo OF cCH"m. and also
piles and tt did il so quickly that | va.
nStonish' 4 ''-- Adv.
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PeeIs Off Corns
Between Toes

The Great Corn I.ooscncr OF tho Age.
Never FaiIS-PainIcss.
y corn mashed, squeezed and
crushed. all day long. In between two
toes! You can try the desperate
treat en- rough" way and try to dig
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27

ii Oh; ana tail. Or. you can try the
sensible, peaceful, painless, easy way
and use "Gcts-It' It's easy for Gets
IT. 10 remove corns in hard 10 get "a :
ula ccS It's "A liquid--a wonderful
painless forrnula--i, has never been
successfully Initiated It settles on
the corn, and dries Immediately. In
stead Of digging out the corn. you peel
!; ont DainlcsSly. There's no StickI Y
plaster that doesn't stay put" no
Snlvc that irritates or rubs off You
reach the corn easily with the little
IT, bottle. 1t does not hurt the true
flesh. Try 1t, trot and smile! It's a
blessing: never fails.
't;cts-lt," tho guaranteed money
back corn remover the only sure way,
costs but Il trinc at any drug store
Mfd by T.. Lawrence & Co, Chicago,
ill.-Aiv
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Or. Carter's X. & B. Tea
Real Springtine Tonic
and Blood Purifier
Old Fashioned Vegetable Remedy That
Drives out the impurities
Of Winter.

Take DR. Cartc-'s X 4. = Tea as Just
about the best spring system regulator
YOU can 20, and don't fail TO give IL to
the children also.
= rood-s!zed package costs but a
t-!ae ana Win X you can brew enough
real good medicinal tea TO last a long
.:r1c.
And sucn wonderful tea-its pleas
ant 70 drink and il just does regulate
the stomach, liver and bowels without
any distress or harshness.
-.sE yoUr druggist for a package
tpcay. Take 4 cupful every night for
~ %ecks--it's ono good sensible way
% give the cntir" system q good spring
c-.hMLnE- Chllhrem love it--.AlN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27

An what relief No moro tired feet;
10 more burning feet; no more swollen
aching. lender, swcaty feet No more
soreness III corns, callouscs, bunions.
No matter what ais your feet or
what under tho sun you've tried with
out getting relief just use "Tiz, "riz
IS the only remedy that draws out all
tho poisonous cxudatious which puff nm
the feet. "TiZ cures your foot trouble
20 Noull never limp or draw up Your
race in pain. Your shoes won't seem
tight and your feet viii never. never
hurt or get sore ana wollclI Think Of
t. no more foot misery no more agony
rom c"rns. ca!lous"s or bunions.
&c. a 25-cent box at any drug store
or department store ana get instant rc
ief. Wear smaller shoes JUS, once
Try "T!z." Get : whole years foot com
fort for only % ccnts. Think Of It.
ADV.
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SOVEREIGN TONIC
BUILDS YOU UP

When your health has been under
mined by worry or oycrwork. wien
your vitality IS lowered. when You
nav" that don't care a rap feeling
Wn"n your nerves are depressed
when Your work appears too ,nu,1
tor you YOU are then in -un-dow r..
condition.
SOVEREIGN Tonic is Il real restorative,
" blood maker ana "a nerve builder.
when YOUR blood is impoverished
through the want OF Iron. which nrn.
duces rich rcd blood. ana changes rnna
INTO living tissue on VIII find tbc
remedy in Sovereign Tonic. Earh
tahlst contains grain OF PRlrAEI.D
'HoN with other blood and nerve
pF"a"''s You viii bc surprised ana
Delighted Win inc now strength ana
WI" severely" Tonic gives YOU.
Sovereign Tonic win do no-o ;,
brighten the world, to dispcI r,oo,,
to make happy homes. ,han al W.
medlclnes that have been can.
Sent by mai! Oh rcccip, Of 500
Sovereign ncmedy CO..
':'' Fh"rr' 81, rhi,udc,rhin. 81,
U" sale al AL drugg.sts.-Aay.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27

ish War Office Of the future will have
an operations division composed OF
the best officers in the air force, army
and navy. who will be able to advise
regarding employment OF the forces OF
the crown to best advantage Men
from tho dominions viii undoubtedly
have several seats on this body.
This change in method of directing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27

many OF which arc OF extreme beauty
and susceptible Of a high polish. At
Horn Sound there are Suano deposits
extending five miles inland.
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Get Rid of That
Persistent Cough

S;op that weakening. persistent cough or
cold. threatening throat or lung affections.
With EckrlAn: Aii,ratIyo the tonic and
Epbuilder 81 20 years succcssful use s6c
and sl.G bottles from druggists or from
EckMAN LABORATORY, Philadelphia
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-15
THE RICHEST MAN IN THE
WORLD.

He is not John d. Rockefeller,
or any of the Rothchilds. lie
doesn't live in a mansion or own
a palatial private yacht. He is the
village blacksmith in Pierce, Neb.,
and his name is Edward j.
Meyers.
In the midst Of all the social
discomfort and unrest, it is re-
freshing and inspiring to hear Of
this happy blacksmith, for men
Of his kind are the salt of the
earth and the bulwark of Ameri-
ca S greatness. For the evidence
Of the wealth of Mr.. Meyers we
point to letter which he wrote
to the Norfolk (Neb) Daily
News. Read it and then read it
again. Here it is:
II wonder if you know that
one of The richest men in the
world was fourteen miles north of
Norfolk, right here in Pierce,
Neb? That man is the writer. /
am just a common Plug Black
smith, but oh-how richl / go
to my labors each morning work
until noon, go to dinner, return
at ] p. M. and work till 6 O'Clock
! enjoy the greatest of all bless
ings. good health. Rockefeller
would give all he possesses in
money or holdings for my stom-
ach. but he can't have it.
Each day sees something ac-
complished and every job Of work
7 turn out. I feel that I have done
my customer a service worthy of
my hire.
81 have most wondeful little
wife. She has stuck to me %
years now. so | know she must
be a dandy to accomplish that,
7 have a little home. a beautiful
little daughter. a son grown to
maturity. and now in Iife's game
for himself. Rich? Why, man
alive. who can possibly be richer
Then. to add to all the above
riches, 7 take down my old shot
gun in season and ramble through
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-15
CoNv1cTs FOR ROAD WORK

With the present scarcity OF la
Dor of all kinds it is foolish t'
think Of getting any considerable
number Of men to work the roads
The farmers can't get help tC
gather their crops and under such
circumstance they cannot al
ford to to take any time for road
work.
There is every indication that
this condition with reference to
the labor supply will continue for
some months at least and hence
If we were to depend upon get
ting local laborers the improve
ment Of our highways would be
postponed indefinitely.
In the meantime, from farmers
who want to market their crops
and from all other sources come
reports Of the roads here, there
and yonder being in a condition
which borders on impossible. Al
50, the postoffice department Isl
threatening to discontinue the ru
raj routes out of Chickasha un-
less the roads are improved,
which would be a severe blow to
the patrons and also to the town.
With all these facts before us,
the offer Of the state to furnish
convicts for road work in Grady
county should be promptly ac-
cepted. 1t presents the only pos
sible means Of meeting the pres
ent emergency and we can see
no valid objections that can be
raised against it. II is not only
an opportunity to get some real
road work which is desperately
needed Immediately but also q
chance to get the work done at
very little expense since the cost
Of the convict gang would be only
a small fractional part Of the out
lay that would be entailed were
any other method used.
Let us have the convicts and
keep them busy as long as we
.an.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-15
SCRIPTURE
Matthew 5:1.12
= +++ ~ = = 4 = =

NtNW - l-lN
And seeing the multitudes, he wen
up into mountain; and when he wai
set, his disciples came unto him:
And he opened his mouth, ant
taught them, saying.
Blessed are the poor in spirit: foi
theirs is the kingdom of heaven
Blessed are they that mourn for
they shall be comforted.
Blessed are the meek. for they
shall inherit the earth.
Blessed are they which do hunger
and thirst after Righteousness: for they
shall be filled.
Blessed are the merciful: for they
shal obtain mercy.
Blessed are the pure in heart: for
they shal lsee God.
Blessed are the peacemakers; for
they shall be called the children of
God.
Blessed are they which are perse-
cuted for righteousness sake: for
theirs is the kingdom of heaven.
Blessed are ye when men shall re-
vile you, and persecute you, and shall
say all manner of evil against you
falsely, for my sake.
Rejoice, and be exceeding glad; for
great is your reward in heaven; for
so prosecuted they the prophets which
were before you.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-15

want of thought.
The men who labor and digest
things most
viii be much apter to despond than
boast. -Roscommon.
If those /. w. w. ginks out on the
Pacific coast want a bit of our good
advice, we suggest that it will be
safer for them not to start anything
with the Legion boys.
For one thing, they're likely to get
hurt if they pull any rough stuff on
the boys who are back from "over
there
1t will be well for the Reds in this
country to learn a lesson from the
fate Of Bill Hohenzollern and his
bunch
81 simp says he notices that his
smoke bill is bigger since the price
OF cigars and tobacco has gone up.
If we get these packagettes cooked
up in time and finish forty other odd |
jobs we have on hand, we're going
to answer the call of Mr.. Owens for |
cotton pickers.
If we put in full day we figure
that Wen be able to pick at least five
or six bolls.
Doubtless you have noticed the
beautiful brown color scheme which
he famous artist, J. Frost, is using
IN his landscape decorations
Moreover, after man has had the
icing habit about so long it never en-
ers his mind that anybody doesn't
elieve him.
If Louisville had advertised a lit
lie, in all probability some of our own q
lirsty ones would have been :
among those present when the i,
ourt let the Ticker flow.
"Of all sad words"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-15
She Should Worry.

Della" said Mrs Barrows stern
ly, q met that policeman today who
sat in the kitchen with you so long
last night. | tok advantage of the op
portunity to speak to him."
"Oh, go on now" replied Della
with smile. "Ye needn't think
that'll make me wan bit jealous, mum
Oi have got him safe enough. New
York Gloce.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-15

fields, woods and tangle in search
Of the elusive cotton-tail, teal and
mallard with my faithful old
pointer at heel (Now past II
years old) and he is as happy as
| when on the hunt. Then, when
get back, oh-how good every
thing does taste. Then, when
night has spread its mantle over
this good old universe, | settle
down in a good old easy chair,
enjoy a smoke and then roll into
bed to be embraced by Nor
pheus' and never hear sound
until the beautiful break Of an
other day. Rich? Did you say
Well, | guess SIS, no, not many
You inquired about riches; not
material wealth.
"The height of my ambition is
to so live that ! may have no re-
grets for having lived when the
time comes for me to shuttle off
this mortal coil and | hope by
that time to have accumulated
just enough SIS that myself and
mine may not be objects ofI
charity.
"This, then, is my idea of
rich man. If anyone enjoys life
more than | do. he is to be envied !
for his riches.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-15

j. 4 + = + q + ? q + = = j
4 A STOLEN SMILE FER TWO +
i. )
j. + j. + = + + = = y q 4
In Luck.
"Tm trying to raise the money to
get my wife back from California and
none of my friends will help me-"
You've got true friends, old
timer"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-15

want of thought.
The men who labor and digest
things most
viii be much apter to despond than
boast -Roscommon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-15

BUY BLANKETS NOW
5Sx76 Cotton Blankets in
white, tan and gray was $500
special at --------------- $3.50
66xS0 Plaid Blankets in white
and blue, tan and white, gray
and white, sold for $3.50
at ----------------- $3.50
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-15

If those l. w. w. ginks out on the
Pacific coast want bit Of our good
advice, we suggest that it will be
safer for them not to start anything
with the Legion boys
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-15

For one thing, they're likely to get
hurt if they pull any rough stuff on
the boys who are back from "over
there"