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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-03
TOersOnal
a Mention

iV1 SIELJOUl
Observation-Disclosures
We do car work OF all kinds. sli
Kan Ave n
Al Jennings in Fate's Mookery, 10
zy today
Boy wanted at Western Union Tel
egraph Co. 2e-et
Miss Mattie Holcomb, deputy court
clerk, who has been sick for several
dlys at her home in this city, was
reported improving this morning.
Fox Sunshine comedy, Kozy today
DIR. H. c. ANTLE office 21O First
National Bank bldg. Phones: office,
$3.50; residence Sll- 11-22.sot
al Jennings in Fale's Mocleey.
Kozy today
2. II r. Sabens Of the futile OIL
Lease and Realty company, at Tut
tie, is transacting business id Chick
hsha today Mr.. Sabens was former
ly manager of the Kress store here.
Junior play at Senior Hight audi
tcrium Friday night Boost @. Fl. S.
l0c and 25c. lat
Are Married Policemen slfe?" A
Fox Sunshine comedy, Kozy today
Junior plly at Senior Hight audi
torium Friday night. Boost G. Fl. S.
15c and 25c. l-4t
Al Jennings in Fate's Mockery Ko-
zy today.
Junior play at Senior Hight audi
tcrium Friday night Boost c. H. S.
15c and 25c. LIT
THE Gray Towers Mystery" Vi
t"-1agi feature with GLADYS Leslie
sugg tonight.
Cll.s Cosgrove and Peter Murray,
two local oil men, returned this
from business trip to Ran.
ger, stephensville and other points
in Texas.
Junior play at Senior Hight audi
torium Friday night Boost C. H. S.
15c and 25c. lat
Fl.he News showing Iahe latest hap ]
penings from all over the world. AT
sugg tonight.
M and Mrs W. S. Byron and
Ruth, have returned from q
a visit with friends and relatives
at Pennington and other points in 4
Illinois. i
Notice, $50 fipe Tor not having tail G
light Let us fix it. Independent v
[,iaolbrio Jo,nifio,, ,,,,,,,,,r,,,- on Iyo,, ,
sas Ave. oct
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-03

Auction sale daily. $3.50 and 1850
p. m, every day and night until
Xmas, att Mitche,rs Jeweiry Store,
8-3i
We pay 76c for cream at our fac
tory 40 Choctaw avenue Phone
269. Chickasha Bottling and crenn-
cry Go. 2-lt
The first show begins promptly at
7:15-seeond show at s:45 sugg Ito
night.
upstairs and Down" Select fea,
.ure with Olive Thomas. sugg to-
morrow.
We have plenty Of denatured alco-
h,l Tor your radiator Modern Car
age. 2.St
If you cannot start your car, phone
623 got
L, X. Bingham, Of Wichita Falls,
Tex, IS in the city vie'.ing his daugh-
ter, Mrs. John w. Stiles. and fam
ny.
Mrs. y. II. r. sabens and children
will leave today for Montgomery,
Ala, where they will spend several |
weeks visiting friends and relatives
They will not return until after
Christmas.
Ignition troubles our speciality. 311
Kansas Ave. 2-6t |
Used car bargains: Ford Sedan, REQ
roadster passenger Dodge, Little
Six Oakland; five-passenger Chevolet
touring car Phone or 1884. w. II.
Thomson, Stephens and REQ agent
Mrs John w Stiles and her faith
er. L. x. Bingham. have returned
from Oklahoma City, where they at
tended the funeral Of Mrs Geo. Walk
sr, relative.
S. D. Phillips has opened an cleo
-rical shop at 2O6 South Fourth
street. The address was incorrectly
given in yesterdays paper.
Chas. /. Miller of the Dixie store,
yesterday from business
rip to Cordell.
Dea Levine, member Of the firm
-f Mlrer & Levine, Left today for
dell, Where he win pend several
lays transaeting business and WIS.,
ting friends.
IT i 2ttend the Auction
~ rs Jewelry Store for
bargains in any t.ing in the iewe,ry
inc. Two sales daily until Christ
mas, 2:SO and 1880 p M. Ladies
Tou are invited 3-St
Your cleaning and pressing bills
re due on the first of each month.
We nay our bills promptly and kind
y ask you to do the same. Our help !
) paid by the week, we have MANY
to meet on the first of (
ach month, and we suggest if you {
yish for Thirty day credit. pay up
Hamiltons Cleaners.
0 - I L
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-03

Auction sale daily, 1880 and 1850
p. m, every day and night until
Xmas, att Mttchers Jewelry Store
S-3t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-03
Ideal Kerosene
Gas Eu Gler

Makes gour coafor wood STOKE
a gas stove Easy to install and
easy to operate.
Ideal for cook stoves, ranges
heaters hot air; water or steam
furnaces Makes qnick hex,
even gas fire cheaper, cleaner
and better than coal ~ wood
See demonstration at Union
Transfer office, llS South Second
and Bartsch store, 504 Chickasha
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-03

Blinded by the belief that he Is s:i "iust good
ever" many reaches that point Of life between
20 so where future looks blight
tho grim relentless OF middle sge
undermined his he1ith and energy.
OF modern day life he has neglected 50 keep his blood ed
with strength giving iron, and result is the
Of physical and breakdown, at time he
should be enjoying his best years.
Physicians explnfn wi men uref r..
tanning healthbuildins power Of organic fron5.oss5
Iron-t0 help make restore v-astrs f;.-
and increase their rhyss~- efrrr-'f and en.iovr,s
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-03
BEN Hudgins,
Agent.

Cash paid rot clean cotton rays
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-03

Mrs. p. II. r. Sabens and children
will leave today for Montgomery,
Ala, where they will spend several
weeks visiting friends and relatives
They will not return until after
Christmas.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-03

We pay 76c for cream at our fac
tory 40 Choctaw avenue. Phone
269 Chickasha Bottling and Crelm-
cry CO. 2.lt
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-03

Ignition troubles our speciality. 311
Kansas Ave. 2-6t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-03

TO buy your needs. The goods
hard to get; prices going up all
the time. Get your Christmas
goods now. Whatever you are
going to buy select it now with
a small payment. We will hold
for you,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-03

IT Il attend the Auction
s. u. gi rs Jewelry Store for
bargains in any u.ing in the iewe,ry
line. Two sales daily until Christ
mas, 2:SO and 1880 p. nj. Ladies
you are invited. 3-3t
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-15
RUDE JEDNAT SAMOSTAT.
NE.

Il y
Clenove ustrednfho 7yboru
delnicke politicke strany bu-
dou konat prvni svou schulz v
|patek, "a kterezto schize kan
panni prace bude rozdelena.
|Vybor chce zvlaste agitovat We
wardach 2, 6, IL, Is a 16, kde
bude NIT kandidaty zvlaste
pro drady radnfch. Cekanec
mayorstvi nebude sic delnickou
stranou letos jmenovan, tim
neni vsak receno, ze nova stra
ma bude indorsovat nektereho
kandidata mayorstvf strany j.
me. Delnicka strana v podzim-
nj Rampant nespolci Sc pry Sc
Izadnou stranou politickou O.
hledne kandidata mayorstvi a
chce vzdy jednat samostatne.
Neodvisly republican Hugh
F. Taylor, jenz bude celit opet
mayorovi Davisovi, oznamuje,
re clenem jeho kampanniho
vyboru je tez cesky pravnik E.
F. Spurny.
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"a BfLEHO DNE.

Josef Venovsky, 5000 zap.
20 ul. zamestnan je u firmy
Lake Erie Provision Co. jake
rozvazec masa a vcera rano po
slan byl do broadwayskeho di
striktu, kde rovnez mel nejake
zbozi odevzdati. TAX daleko
Sc vsak Venovsky nedostal
Kdyz prijel svym nakladnim
autem k narozi vych. % ulice
a Pittsburg Ave., ctyri revolve
ry ozbrojeni muzi vyskocili ne
jeho auto a nez Venovsky sc
vzpamatoval, oloupili jej o to.
bolku $500 obsahujici a ma Il.
tex Sc dali. Oloupeny reporto.
val sve zkusenosti detektivGn
tretiho pol. distriktu, kteri Wy.
dali Sc hned po stopach SINE.
lych banditG. Az dosud nebyI
vsak nikdo re ctyrlistku zat-
cen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-15
BLEsK PoSKODlL RESI-
DENCI.
Ia vcerejsi boufe ma venkove
vichr rozvalil nskolik staji a
dest' osvezil urodu.

Vcera k veceru prihnala Sc
ma mesto a nase okoli dest'o-
va, vetrem provazena boufe,
"a niz blesk uderil do domu pl.
E. Toxove, $40 vych. 1T ul. a
zpdsobil mnohe skody ma ma
jetku zvlaste ma jihovychod-
mich hranicich clevelandskych
Vcera odpoledne k treti hodine
panovalo u mas dusno, temer
nesnesitelne a vladni povetr-
nostni stanice vykazovala IS
stupid We stinu. Pc prichodu
boure znacne Sc vsak ochladi-
10 a podobne bylo i v noci,
kdy prselo temer bez prestani.
Dnesku predpovidany jsou dial
81 dest'ove prehanky a teprve
k veceru pry ponekud Sc vyjas
mi.
Vcerejsi vecerni boure do
sp6la az Newarku, kde blesk
vypalil pavilion v Buckeye La
ke parku a zpusobil jine sko
dy. V okoli Chillicothe rozmete
no vetre mnekolik staff a v Co
lumbus lijak prolomil strechu
kterehos odevniho kramu,
|cimz zpIsobeno skody $4,000
W okresu Marion pobito bles-
ky cetne drobnych domacich
zvirat. Vydatny dest' osvezil
vsak vyprahla pole, cimz far
marum zvlaste bylo poslouze-
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"a INSPEKCE.

Trakcni kOmisar Sanders a
radni Stannard vyjeli vcera au
tenn ma inspekci trakcnich ira
ii ma Central Ave. a blize Hill
ul. jejich automobil prejel Ole
teho Michala Schlitze, 849
Hill Ave. a ma miste jej usmr-
til. Policie tvrdi, Ze SandersGv
Softer "a neStesti to neni zod-
povedny.
6lety R. Arnold, 1888 zap.
SO ul. zabit byl "a podobnych
okolnosti ma Almira Ave. a to
autem Morice Kleina z Bryn
Road.
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ZE ZASEDANf MESTSKE
RADY.
Redaktor "Pressu" jmenovan
clenem dohodci trakcnf komise

Ia vcerejsi schize mestske
rady zvolen byl redaktor
"Pressu' pan Viktor H. Nor
gan clenem trakcni komise, kite
rezto teleso ma rozhodovat O.
tazku, maji-li byt podilnikam
spolecnosti poulicnich drah Sc
dmiprocentove dividendy povo
leny. Morgan v trfclenne te
komisi bude zastupovat zajmy
mesta a byl zvolen patnacti hla
sy proti 8. Jeho proti kandida-
tenn w. E. Davis, mestsky ko-
misar ma osvetlovani, navrho-
vany trakcnim komisarem San
dersem i nekterymi cleny may
orova kabinetu. A pakli Davis
nebyl jmenovan, We skutecno.
sti kruhy administrator utrpe-
ly vcera mrzutou porazku. Re
daktor Morgan plati "a lidov.
ce a proto byl patrne zvolen
vetsinou Sesti hlasG. Nez ku
hlasovani vsak doslo, mezi ne.
kterymi radnimi vznikly ostrf
slovni pGtky a jednu civil
byla obava, re sporne fakce
dostanou Sc do vlasG. Morga.
'novi stoupenci vycftali svym {
ponentGm rozlicne bankety
tracni spolecnostf financovane
a zvlast mezi radnimi Gahnen
a Finklem doslo po schGzi bez
mala ku rvacce, cimz zvolen
Morgana ovSem nikterak neutl
|pelo a dohodci komise ohledne
trakcnich dividend brzy bude
doplnena. Proslycha Sc, ze
Morgan jest proti zvysovani d
|vidend.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-15
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NAVSTEVA PROSLULYCH
VZDUCHOPLAVCU.

Do Clevelandu prijeli vcera
vladni aviatikove komandanti
Bert C. Read a Bellinger, poru
elk u aviatiky Towers a zdejsi
Kodak operator Herbert Rood,
sucastnivsi Sc nedavneho letu
pres Atlant do Evropy. Vzacni
navstevnici pohost6ni byli wee
ra klubovne v Rocky River a
dnes budou hosty cleveland
skych aviatikd. Read byl veli-
telem ma amer. vojenskem ae-
roplanu NC-4, kterezto letadlo
pristalo st'astne v Lissabonu a
Bellinger velel posadce NC-1,
kteryzto aeroplan "a dotcene-
no zaoceanskeho letu spadl do
more blize Azorskych ostrov1,
kde jeho posadka kteryms rec
kym parnikem byla zachrane-
ma. Read licil sceny po SVEN
pfistanf ma portugalskem bre-
hu pozdeji v Anglii, kdezto
Bellinger vypravel svych zku
senostech ma morske plani, kde
jeho aeroplan nasledkem po-
fouchani sc motoru do vody
spadl. Clevefanfa an Rodd byl
podaroyan zde stfibrnym poha
rem T.. .--
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-15
STAVKA oPERATOREK.
CenerSlni postmistr Beerleson
telegrafuje, ze telefonni spo-
leGnosti nemusi uznati unie.

Stavka operatorek a elektri
XII cd zdejsich. telefonickych
spolecnosti nebyla ami vcera u
rovnana a die vseho rozsifi sc
i do jinych velkomest americ-
kych. Generalni postmistr Bur
Lesson, majici jakousi vladni
kontrolu u dotcenych spolecno
sti odpovida ma dotaz mestske
administrace, ze spolecnosti ne
jsou nuceny unie uznavat a
sluzba telefonicka v Clevelan-
du re bude zlepsena brzy die
moznosti, kterezto vladni roz
kazy byly pry jiz vydany.
Vzhledem k podobne odpovedi
We stavce operatorek a elektri
XII zde bude pokracovano a
lie ocekavat, ze i jine unie w.
jdou ma stavku. Stavkari kona
jici vcera poradu v Moose sini
prijali resoluci, die niz Burle-
sonova odpoved' situaci pry
nevyjasnila a nasledovne ma
rodni strajk je pry dohledu.
Mestska administrace nevada
va Sc vsak nadeje ma urovnani
nedorozumeni u telefonickych
spolecnosti a zvlaStni radni w
Dor, majfci v cele SVEN council
mana Townese, bude v arbi-
tracnim jednani pokracovat.
Podobny pokus ucinil pred tim
vladni zastupce Zimmerman,
ktery seznal vsak, re ODE spor
ne strany zaujimaji urcite od-
liSne stanovisko a nasledovne
dohoda, ze bude obtizna. Spo.
lecnosti nemini uznati unie a
generalni postmistr je v tom
stanovisku podporuje, ktereztc
stanovisko stavkujici ovsen
schvaliti nemohou.
Telefonicka sluzba byla
V1grAr rfINdOkOnala. Cleveland
Telephone Co. az do vcerejsi
no poledne vyhovela vsen
svym patronGm rychle i dost
spravne, odpoledne vsak sluz
ba byla spatna zvlaste v doler
MIN meste.t Naproti tomu |
spolecnosti Bellovy sluzba
vcera Sc zlepsila a podobne by
10 u Ohio State systemu. Belle
va spolecnost zfskala vcera 5(
zkusenych operatorek z Chica
ga sem poslanych, coz zlepsen
jeji sluzby vysvetluje.
,Stavkujfci mali sve pikety l
vsech 'stanic a spolecnosti zjed
nalyp tetne soukromych polici
stu k ochrane svych operate
rex a elektrikG.
Stavkari udrzuji vzorny po
fadek vsude, takze mestska pc
licie nemela dosud pricin k "a
kroceni.
Ia vcerejsi schize stavkart
v Moose sini ma Walnut Ave.
recnil mimo jinych tez zastup.
ce unie uhlokopG z Ohio Johr
H. Walker, prohlasivsi, ze u
hlokopove budou brzy sestiho
dinovOu dobu pracovni pozadC
vat.
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NAVSTEVA pROSI VCH
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'SLOVENSKY VYSLOUZILEC
SMRTELNE PORANEN.

33lety vyslouzilec re svetove
valky Mattel Novosel, 9115
'vych 67 ul., vratil Sc domG z
Francie predvcirem vcera Sc
sci Sc Sc svym krajanem Matu-
Sem Furdekem, 971 vych. 67.
ul. v kterems lokale v Glenvil
lie. Furdek ma predsudek vhci
militarismu a "a vcerejSi roz-
mluvy S Novoselem kritisoval
tez armadu americkou, kteraz
to kritika Sc jmenovanemu Wy
'slouzilci ovsem nelibila. Mezi
obema doslo po slovni pdtce
posleze k zapasu, "a n6hoz
Furdek udefil veterana obu-
skem do hlavy tax prudce, re
lebku mu prorazil. Smrtells
zraneny vojin lezi nyni v Glen
|,ville nemocnici a Furdek je "a
wren ma policii pro vrazedny
dtok. Zatceny tvrdi, re uderi1
vyslouzilce v krajni sebeobra-
me.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-15
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PRfSLUNfKU MESTSKE PRA
COVNY UBYVA.

Spravce Warrensvillske NEST
ske robotarny udava, re v 1sta
WI tom nachazi Sc pritomne
jen 335 provinilcI. Loni v Ger
venci bylo jich tam vice jak
800. Spravce warrensvillske
pracovny pricita dotceny uby-
tex prOhibici.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-06-07
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

Joe Schell is in town from the Gem
mipe. @
Mrs. N. Ross of Austin arrived here
yesterday. o
Chris Matovich arrived from Ken
nedy and is registered at the Star
hotel.
John Esperza, a Pleasant Valley
rancher and stockman. Is in town for
supplies. Q
". H. Everett is registered az the
Winnemucca hotel from Cosgroye,
Nevada. "
Frank Herline will leave tomorrow
with his truck loaded with supplies
for McDermitt. @
Yesterday the First National Bank
shipped a carload of wool over the
Southern Pacific to Eiseman Bros,
Boston. @
Mrs. Thomas Bradshaw, who has
been visiting with friends and rela-
tives in Paradise Valley. stopped off
in winnemucca yesterday and con-
tinued on to her home in Reno.
Alphonso B. Pasquale made appli-
cation today for his second citizen
ship papers.
The trial jurors who on the last
call were to appear here June 10th
have again been excused, this time
to June 18th.
B. s. Roberts has been appointed
administrator in the estate Of his
deceased son, Ernest Roberts.
@
Verne Hursh OF the First National
Bank force, and Mrs. Hursh. have
gone to California on a vacation trip.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-06-07
TOMORROW'S SERVICES
AT THE LOCAL CHURCHES
st. Mary's Church


Holy communion and sermon Sun
day morning at IL o'clock. Sunday
school at 10 o'clock.
Catholic Church
There will be mass at st. Paul's
Catholic church at $3.50 next Sunday
morning.
Methodist Church
Suday school, 10 a. M; Epworth
league, IL a. m, business meeting;
Epworth league. 1880 p. m, devotional
service. Evening service at Sis p.
m, conducted by three of the local
Methodist minute men. This is a
novelty in church activities here and
should prove very interesting and in.
spring. Everyone welcome.
Christian Science Society
Meeting place and reading room. All
Melarkey street (cor. Fourth). Sunday
morning lesson at IL o'clock. Sunday
school at 9:45. Wednesday evening
meeting at 7:45. Reading room oper
Monday evenings from 6 to s; Thurs
day afternoons from 2:30 to 5. The
public is invited to the services. anC
to use the reading room.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-06-07
WEATHER REPORT

For the twenty-four hours ended
at 8 a. m. today.
Highest temperature yesterday, IS.
Lowest this morning. 40.
Mean temperature yesterday, 10.
Normal temperature yesterday, so.
Rel. humidity 6 p. m. yesterday, Fl.
Rel. humidity 6 a. m. today. AZ.
Prevailing wind direction. north
east.
Weather forecast for the twenty
four hours ending 5 D. m. tomorrow:
Fair and cooler tonight: Sunday
fair.
RAY L. FISHER, Observer.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-06-07
ESTATE SETTLED TODAY

During a session of the district
court here today. the estate of Mrs.
NJ. Talcott. deceased. of Unionville.
was settled and the property dis
tributed among the heirs.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-06-07

FOR SALE-First-class milk COW and
calf: COW gentle enough for Anyone
to milk: price $780, Apply Wians-
mucca NaskeG j76s
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-06-07
SWAT THE FLY

We have the swatters and tangle-
foot to get them. S~tephenson's on the
Corner.-lAdvertisement.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-06-07

Reno-County to float $3.50, 00C
bend issue for road construction.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-06-07
Of PEOPLE
WHO COME AND CO

VI LIZ
g
NJ. York is in town from McDermitt.
The Schwartz truck is in from
Paradise Valley.
J. L. Frazier of San Francisco was
in town yesterday.
Jay Clemens of Reno arrived in
town yesterday.
Mrs. J. Phillip Anker of Lovelock
is visiting here.
Miss Maude Rice of Burnley. Idaho,
is visiting in town.
f. L. Anderson If Los Angeles is
In town on business.
G.. P. Stevenson arrived here today
from Salt Lake City.
F. d. Pretzar arrived yesterday
from San Francisco.
Miss Alice Thompson departed
Wednesday for DEMO.
]. A. Cavaney arrived yesterday
from Lower Rochester.
O
Felix Hermitte is an arrival in
town from Willow Point.
L. E. Wallace was an arrival this
morning from Salt Lake City.
Mrs. F. l.. Wood is in town from
her home in Paradise Valley.
@
Frank Bengoa is in town from Nc
Dermitt attending to business.
Miss Edith WINNER of Denver.
Col, is registered at the Overland.
s. D. Riley and son, Cecil s Riley.
returned to Paradise Valley today.
J. F. and H. X. Harvey of Paradise
Valley arrived in town yesterday.
P. H. Wroten of Boise Idaho. reg
istered at the Overland yesterday.
A. j.. McCauley, mining man, was
an arrival from Inlay Wednesday.
Ruth Pritchett of Paradise Valley
is spending the weekend in town.
George r. Cosgrove Of San Fran
cisco, registered at the Overland
hotel yesterday.
Alex Eyraud and Will NJ. Petit
were in town yesterday from Red
house on business.
F. j. DeLongchamps, prominent
architect of Reno, a in town on
business yesterday.
Mrs. w. C. Bradshaw and Mrs.
Charles Lye were arrivals. yesterday
from Paradise Valley.
@
Martin Legarcia, rancher and stock
mar of fthe Kings River section. is
in town for supplies.
@
Mrs. p. H. Anker and brother,
Henry Talcott. were arrivals this
morning from Lovelock.
A. II. johnson, w~ell-known rancher
and stockman of the Redhouse Sec
ton. arrived in town Wednesday.
Two Miller & Lux teams are in with
loads Of wool and will return to
Quinn River Crossing tomorrow.
Mrs. j. A. Damn and daughter ar
rived yesterday from Lovelock and
will visit with relatives for a week.
Jake Schass of the McDermitt Mer-
camille Co. al an arrival Wednes-
day from the Nevada-Oregon town
Frank Peurena and wife, after a
short visit in town, returned to their
home in Paradise Valley yesterday
Two big teams loaded with wool ar
rived Wednesday from Gil Prida's
ranch in the Pleasant Valley section
A team from the Union Land &
Cattle company's ranch in Paradise
Valley left yesterday morning loaded
with supplies.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-06-07

Jiney dance at the Nixon Saturday
night-Advertisement. j3t2.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-17
Negro Has Close Escape
 From Lynching at Hands
 Angry New York Crowd
By Associated Press

New York, August 16.--Eli Gregs, a negro, narrowly escaped being lynched by a Broadway crowd in Times square tonight following an alleged attack by him upon Joseph Jones, a white man, who was on his way to a theater with a young wo- man.
 Jones. after an. altereation with the negro, was badly slashed about the face and neck and fell bleeding to the street. A crowd of about 2000 quickly gathered about tn espot and advanced on Gregs with cries Of
 hang him and "get rope" A po- liceman held the mob off with re- yolver until q patrol wagon arrived 10 take the negro to a police station. where he was booked on a charge Of felonious assault. He denied he was the man who wielded the knife
 At the hospital to which Jones was removed it was said that his conGi- tion was critical
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-17
Friedrich Heads New Government Appointed
 by Archduke Joseph
Rx A.seclsisd Prs..

Budapest. August i6.-(via Bernel Archduke Joseph, the head of the Hun sarian state, has appointed a new gov ernment, with Stephan Friedrich as pre- mier. Martin Lovassy, who was premier of the last cabinet, is foreign minister in the new cabinet and Baron Sigismund Perenyi is minister Of the interior.
 The remainder of the cabinet is made up as follows:
 Minister of finance, Dr. Johann Gruenn
 Minister of war, General Schnitzer Minister of justice, Georges Baioghy.
 Minister of agriculture. Stefan Sxabo
 Minister of religion and education, Karl Huszar.
 Minister of health. Dr. c. Sillery
 Minister of national minorities. Profes- sor Bleyer.
 Ministers without portfolio. Stefan Hal Ter. Johann Mayer and Count Paul Po- tucki.
 The cabinet took the oath to Archduks Joseph on Friday.