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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-06-20

tbnlifcn in Ilastn. Der &onal5cnc,
ben Slulgfrauen ,Snicln. 8uonl, Den
Sciibungcn Der @crcini9ten Stnutcn
in Sompo, Den Sanomid . Suiclrt,
Ecrto Micc uno ocli Ebilippinru
binsu, 10 crgibt lid, oaB lid 2G..
332,650 &utbolifen untcr Dem
Sfpltc Der 6la9ge Der @ercinigtcn
Stnntcn hcfinocn.
6crncr lit aus ser 3uiommcnitel.
lung ST. cricbcn. onB IN bcn Ser,
einigtcn Stooten ielblt lid beiinOcn;
II Gr5biIhofc. 81 9ildofc, 20,5SS
totboliidc EricIter. wopon 1862
@clt9ciitlihc uuo 5536 SrocnS.
gciitlife limo, 10,460 @cmcinoen
nit rciioicrcnoen BricItcrn, 5.537
Wtiiiionen NIT &irfcn. 10 Gent
mare unb 1865 SeminuriItcn, 57SS
@cmeinben nit Shulen. 1.633.599
2inOer, bic @cmeinbcihulen beill.
den, 294 @aiicnbGuicr uno 46,069
@aiicnfinber, 1t6 M~ltenbeime, 215
Colleges fir &nuben uno GA Nfo.
bcInien fir Rdoden.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-06-20
7,549,324 Gatbplifen in ben Scr.
Staaten.
WadD ioeben eridDienem v&eneSp's
Official Gatbolie Directory" fir
1919.

Nem Dorf, II. Sllni.-gfod) ocn'
official Catholic DIRECTORY" lin
1919, bas ioebcn bon y. s. &encor
& Cons, Ncp Yort, unter Gopp.
right bermtsgcgebcn lporocn lit, be.
trGgt Die 3obl Der aatbolifcn in oci
As Staotcn scr llnion t7,549,324
Sies 5eiet cinen Nettp5uiuad,s bon
t33,021 gegen Oos Sorjabr in Der
i3ohl Der &atbolifcn. Mi,r nclte 9io.
Scicn weiien cine Ibnabmc allf.
9ies lit, Ole gerineite 3unobmt
icit pielen Sabren, abcr cs lit 5l be-
s3abl Ser &atbolitcn MIR neltn Sio-
5eicn bel ben u~mrllbigen 3ltitGnocn
oes lestcn Sabres feinc 3abluna
i~tottfano.
Die anaeiiibrte 3abl fir sic ia:
tboliihe 9ebolferung lit nidlt 5l bod
gegriffen. ionbern nah @niidt So.
iepb $. Weicrs. Ser bos &cr5cidnis
in bcn lettcn IA SSabren suiammen.
gcitcllt bat, niebria uno iebr beifci.
beu. @enn Die uihtieBhoftc fatbo.
liihe 9ep0lfer,tng cin9eidloiier
'mcroen fonntc, uno mcrn es in ie'
ser Oi05pje bes 2anoes mogIid &c,
lpeien mGre, cine nellc 3Gblung fin
1918 por3unebmcn, piiroe nod
Serrn Wcier's llebcr5ellgung sic fa'
tbpliihc 9cbolfer,.ns nit mcbr als
t9,5O0,000 oaltcben.
Sn ocn letten 25 SSabren lit Sic
fatboliid,e Stride nit RieienIdJritter
borpdrts gega1gen, mic Elm Scr.
glcid) Der 3ablen IN friiberen @eg.
meiiern lebrt. Sdlaet man Die Be
electromagnetic mad, 10 finoet man,
bob Die 3unabme Der 3abl Ser Sea.
tboliten in Den @ereinigten Staa,
bcrt S,471,459 betragen bot. Siigt
man ser 3abl 17,549,324. bic fir
Sic fatboliibe 9epolfcriung in ocn
Ser. Stdaten gilt, sic 3ab( ser 9o-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-06-20
Die IiebcniGbrise 3ifaoe.
8eidbrlidcs 5ntter fir aiiden.

9as 9anomirtihuit Gepartcment
ihreibt: @enn bic ipgenunnten iicb'
Schn iGbrigcn 3ifaocn III Der gtad'
6arihait 5ablrcih aultreter, 10 mliB
man alf sic jungcn 9ilDner aufpaI'
len. bic iid rmtcr 9Gumc belue9cn
f6nncn, ouf nenen ole 3ifaoen IN
9rcngc porsommcll. Mun fam nit
Rcdlt onnclmcn. bob Die Sicien 3ifa.
oen lin bic @ilbrcr cin lcfercs 6rcl
zen linz: sic Mabrrtlg miro ieanG
nid,t rhnc @einbr illr Die @libilcr
ncrSc9r;. Die Sliigcl uno Seine Der
3ifGocn iihcincn aall5 r~rpcronlt!lh
II icir fulO fjnncil Den Nusweg ota
&ropfcs peritnpfcn. Sllngc &ildcn
iinb scr @cfubr nidt allsgcIett. %
JIG 81 flein iinb. I'M Die 3ifaocn 81
%serrcbcn. Sebod, &ilfcn Die mebr
ais bier @od)cll alt iino, iinb aroB
ocn,,a M, sic 3ifnbcn 81, pcr3cbren
irno ounah gci6merben 81 befonl.
men. I'm oicien, llcbelitanO ab5u.
belicn, gibt es MIR cin praftiIfcs
Mittcl: &4cm inGglid treble man Die
&iihncr olli Sclocr, no cs meniac
&Glime aiht uno no oie 3ifabcn bess
balb nid)t IN GROCER 3ubl ollftretcl.
IS ii ol,dl berid,tct lporocn, baB er.
mutienc Silbncr ourh bos Sreiim
ron 3itoben in gro6cr 3obl Shaoen
gciittcn Gaben unb bnB cine bctruhts
lid,c 9(n5obl unlgefonln,en lit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-06-20

@crbart Shul5 linb Hltbcn 9arcis,
Stuocnten ocs Glmburlt College Der
bringcn sic Sommerferien bier BEL
ibren Gltern.
&arrp 2ubol1bc lit bel Senate
@rope beidGftigt 100 or fir 2ouis
SoGnc Sdreiner Nrbeit beicrgt.
9llto ggentcn MAIDEN iest, wp
Seoermlnnl @elb in Siille unb iSilllc
bat, gldn5enbe @ci6Gftc. Die Berger
Nlltp So. bot je ein Gbenrolet Illto
an Nidarb Enllmom unb al Srall
Gbriit. Hpblfing, 1tno sic Silent 2um.
Der So. ein Sorb sl,tto on Goluiu I'll.
lcnlam pcrfal,ft.
Sri. Martba Moblting meld)e lan-
gore 3eit in N%artbasbille beibdftigt
mar ut Dlc1cr Sagc IN lbre ble)tge get
motb 5uriifgcfc6rt, uno miro fuabs
reno oes Sommers bier bleiben.
Robt. 8rautigam unn Satin ltats
tctcn leste ISOLDE 9efanmten uno Ser
manotcn bel @oollun cinen 9elllf,
ab.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-06-20

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, No., on June
49,, 1919, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
Us. .. Sboier unD Sobn Oscar
famen letter Mtontag bon &eb 8irD
IN ibrem Sorb Mllto bicrber IN Dc
icllidait bon &. .. Bartlett unb oci-
icn Sodtcr, wclde bon bier aus IN
ibre Scimotb nod Cttcrpille, NO.
rciitcn. SEER Bartlett lit Der Safer Der
Srau Shaier nlb bate ieincr Sodter
cincn MISREPRESENTATION @el,,d obgc-
~ltottet. Serr Sdafer tbeilte uns nit
oaB feline bciben Sobne, Oscar unb
Ben. Dor einiecn Sagen aug Dem
iibcriceiidcn &ricgsbicnlt 5uriidge.
fchrt IinD.
-aoolf u. 9ricld,fe, Sobn bon
Scrmann 9ricidfc, lit an lettcl1
Sreitaa bon Camp Saplor, Stu, 100
CT icinen cbrcnpollen abihieo ans
scr Mrnlcc erbielt, in hic Seinlatb
biericlbit 5uriidgcfcbrt, nab 13.nloe
natlid)cm 0icnit mouon er If Monatc
in Sronfreih 5ltbradtc. ST aebortc
ocs $40 Snfantcrie Ge9imcntes Scr
SO. Sipiiion oll lrb nubmt al oen
&Gmpfcu int Gliab 2%otberingen
Scftor Sbcil. Mui llrloub beiudtc
CT Gelltihlano, Stalien uno England.
Son allen brci oiclcr S1noer, mleint
9looli lit Sclltidlano oas id6nite.
@ic ollie unlcrer bisbcr bcimgefebr-
ten Sliltacns, mar or bon Sranfrcih
uidt ionOerlid erballt.
-gSolter @ittnloim ullb Stcpc
2olter traien bieic @ode bon ct.
2oriS bier ein 81 eincm fllrScn DC.
ilih ihrcr Sermanoten. 8altcr lit
Gin Spbn uniercs friibercn Mitbiir-
gers, 3obcrt @ittmann uno paroe
crit fiirSlid ats oem MilitGroienit
ailsgcmuitert. @Gbreno oes ipaniid,.
an,crifaniiden arieges waren Stcbe
2aucr ilnS Otto Roetbemeper oie cin-
5igcn SrcipiIIieen aus Sermmrn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-06-20
sebr Widtis

Mlle nniere &unocn mclfe leerc
&egs, Idtel oocr Slai6cnbier- &iltem
in ibrcm 9eiibe babet, melde Die Nas
men Capital @repiug 60, @rieie.
Died, 8uopeiicr ooer s. ~. Danger
tragcn, ueroen biermit erlltdt bieiel.
ben an inns 5llriid 5lt ienocn unb aluor
bis ipGteitens ont IS. Sui.
. @enn bieielben in gcnannter 6riit
nidt an inns abaeliefert meroen li10
mir ge5wllngen serihtlid por5usebcn.
Sesbalb ididt inns sic lecrcn 8efGbe
rcdt5eitia uno eripart c,ld} &olten.
Capitol 8reming 6 o..
Geo. s. &irbbofer, Ieetit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-06-20

-9orcnS Sltg. bon Berger, luo,
acitcrn bier in @cidGftrrl.
-@cn. Sinbarot, BON SefTcrior
Ctr, b2iouo lid lcttcn NontnN n
@eitGitcn bicr.
Gurd sic @cburt ciucs S0bn.
dei9 luurocn on letter Montn0
Iranf Mllrpl mo @nttin bodlcrIrtItt.
-gSm. @reio jr. rciltc leBtcn Moits
too lludl Mnrid, NO. no or Die Stel-
lie nls engineer nllf DEM 6ohrbpot
2cr;nQtrn nrgcnommcn bat.
-Trl. Ecarl Rcbiumcn, bon ct.
gouia. c%rircutc lcste @phe ibre el'
tern ,Iri. Rebiamen mo Satin oas
bier, nrrd iDrcn 9eiud),
emil Stopping unb hilbert Seine
fomcll lcstcn Wfontog bon st. Sonis
bier ol,rh ulti ihrcm Megc nuh
sipiss 5,uu @cirld Der 6untllic u.
ShuItc.
6rls. emma mo GnlIlle
Nrieid,fe mo Sobn @otter, bon ct.
2ouis. mnrcn lcetcn Sonntug bier 5u
~tlIr3elt Neiuhc bel Scr SonIilic Scr
monu 9ricidfc.
-tSrcb Surina hot feline aus $50
Mder bcitcbcnDc Sorm. 2h Wcllcn
n6rNlidl poil Bon on Irtbllr SciF-
MANI lulb Gbns. Stof, bon Morri
ion, filr $4,000 pertauit.
-Gmil Shnciocr bcgab lid lcEtc
@od,c mad, ct. 2pllis no cr Dor
Den! 0cportcnlcnt fir SluBid)iiiobrt
iein Grunlcn ols engineer bcitonb
.uuh cine 2i5ens OILS Smlptcll9incer
iilr Compiler ppn 100 Sonncn crbiclt.
Gle Witglicbcr ocs Weiangd,or
Der ct. Fuuls.aird)c bcaoben lid, let.
ten Spnltug IN iicbcn Nlltoincbilc,t
llud1 G~lrulspillc. no 0iclrbcn Nbenos
cine Gortntn IN Scr Nprti0ct cpon0l.
Stride nnifilbrten.
Nrou Sl,l. @roi rciitc lrttcll
Snntstna nnd) Muihinltou, :. g.,
no lie mebrcrc @pd,cn lei ihrcnt
Sohnc Wuu. @roi, mcld)cr lett ntcl,.
rercn ,Sobren in Der Gruderci ocr
hcGicruna beifGftigt lit. 81 pcupcilcn
gcoenft.
Sri. Nmo Strot tal, onl Sunts.
tna BON ct. 2olliS Surild i'm ocn 81.
tern -. e. Strod ms @attin cincn
beiuh ab5uitottcn mo slcidScitia Der
Sod5cit ibrcs grubcrs @oltcr Strod
b%eiSlmpbnen, Scr iid art Wittpod,
nit SRI. Ianes Sennefe, Sodtcr bon
s. q. Senncfc. BON Swcnsoiuc, Der,
leirntbete.
50. $. Morotf, Scr frilbcrc Yrin.
5ipnl lmicrer 0iicntlihen Shulc itot,
tetc an Montas b%ieIiacn 5rcunocl
nnh 9etunntcn cincn fur5cll 9cilid
ub. SEER Morolf bcflcibcte mGbrcnf
bes ioebcn bccnoctcn Sduliobres oil
Irin5ipul Stelle an Ger 2incpll
Sdule in Ct. 2cltis Gountp umo luiri
mGbrenb oes SonrmcrS sic Stoots
llnioeriitlt in Columbia beiudcn.
8
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-06-20

Allie uniere 2eier, tpeI&e Die Sci.
tung nidt regelmdbig erbaIten, finh
gcbeten. ,tns per Boitfarte 81 benad
ridtigen, oatnit mir glbbiIfe idaffen
fonnen. Sic ertueifen uns bamit cine
aroke @efGIliQfeit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-06-20

-aug. Bauer. Don ct. Sollis. BE-
Iinno lid mebrcre Gage bier Srull Be
ind, iclncr gltcrn Sltlius 9oucr ma
Satin.
-Ncrnlan Gunner rciitc lcftrl
Montug nod ct Souis I'M i'll elmer
9nItonlobilidnIe llnterridt 5l nrb.
men IN Der Glcfrotcdlnif.
Sri. Grnn Gppcrion traf !cuttn
Snnlstoa pnn ct. Souis bier ell 5llll
9eiltd) ibrcs Onfcls, Gbus. Mlim'
braltcr lnb Samilie.
-Slorcncc. Marian unb hilbert
YctruS iinb leetcn Samstaa lad, ci
mem Yeiud bel ScrwonOtcn III ct.
Souis, micOcr 5urildgefebrt.
-glcranoer uuo SriB Nnile Der,
pciltcn mebrcrc Gage letter ISOLDE IN
%llicial, 0ingc Gountp, allf @cilld) bel
ibrcm 9ruoer, @u. 9taiic mo 10.
mile.
Sic 6cicr Der @runOiteinIegltlg
3iln @ult bcs llclicn Gfarrbmlles Der
cpnnol. Ct. Yolils Stride miro an
nGditcn Sonntog Mor9cn I'M 1918
llbr ituttiiubcu.
-4luin 9Gupolo, Ben. NoiinlunrL
Ncnrn HoltcnsnlcDcr rno Srco 6rts
Idle it,. bon Scope. uno Scltrp &plf
bon Yptsbanl, ituttetcn inns lebten
tSrcito9 eincn anacnebmen Scllld, ob.
-ginc @eiratbs : Si3ens ml,rbc III
q. &ollis altsgcitellt al Mbolpb T..
Sbap uio Srau Ilpina Ectmonn,
bcioc pon ct. 2ouis. Srau Hets
nlunll mar frilhcr IN unierer Stuot
l%uolnnboit, no JIG IN Der Sduhfubrit
bcid,dftist mar,
-2ouiS &cnorid mar an Conn.
tag gum 9eiud) icincr Samilic bier.
0err aenbid bealcitcte felt lGngcrcr
3cit ole Stelle ocs engineers oitf cis
llcl1 SllBbampfer bel Glasgow, mo
lit iett IN Den Hegicrlrngsmcrtcn in
Wo$conuoc beid1itigt.
-Srau 2ouis gcgenlam rcilte
lcttcn Gicnstog nah Waridall, Mo.,
bon no aus iie in @eielliboft ibrer
@eriponOten Jrau MoIpine &linger
uio oercn Sodtcr SRI. Srma &linger
Geilc nud Colorado, Galifor.
MEN, Srcson &aiIineton mo Soabo
untrctcn miro.
-@m. Steffcn nno Sp6ter. Srl.
Gllo StciienL Sruu Scnrp Mcrtcns
lrnb Spbn Scrbert mo Ben 3eis-
mann, bon Morriipn bcinnoen ii6
lebtcn Iontoa beiuhslpeiic bier.
Serr 3ciBmorln tbeilte uns nit oab
CT filr5lidt cin Sotcl in Stem Sapen
gcfailft bat uno hosielbc in nGd,lter
3uflnft %iiberuchnlcn miro.
$n isincm l,Gtc ISOLDE i'm 9tud,.
lubaeridt bintcr!cgtcn ScItumelltc,
pcrn,uht @nu. Noelmcr. Der am 25.
Mai ol Scr Sirit Greet itarb, ieiner
cinsiocl Sod,ter. Sron Gllu Sell lei
re nnu5c Mintcrluiirnifoit hcltcbeno
ans pcri0nlihcn uno N%r,tnbeigens
thltnl. Ger Shmicgeriobn. Srit Sell
miro ais Observation-Disclosures be.
itimmt. Oas Scitamcnt pl,roe ant
II. Sebruor 1919 perfabt uho mar
bon Sobn Sdneibcr ir. u,b Hobcrt
@olfcr nls Scugcn untcridriebcn.
Go. Slafc unb Sonilic. bon SaI.
mage, &ebrasta. trafcn Iettc ISOLDE
bier cin I'm Sen Gltcrn oes Serrn
Ilafc. Srit Slofc unb Satin al, Ser
2ittlc Berger. uno onberen hieIiQcn
%ermanoten ciaen 9eillf ob5liitatten.
9aB oic 6arlncr in Ncbrasfa iih gro
bcr GrospcritGt crfrelcn gcbt aus Ser
Sbotiad,c berOor, Dob Slofe, ser cin
Nlttonlobil- mo ShmicocgeifGft in
Solnloac bctreibt. icit SSyonitar 81
Ilttomobile un0 bier Sorbion Srof-
tors, mciitcns an Sormcr, perfortit
bat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-06-20
STATE BANK
OF BAY, MISSOURI

@eQrInbet 1911.
Gapital $4,000. ltcberlduB $4,000
@utbaben iiber $150,O00.
8etreibt elm altsemeiues 8antseihdft.
8esablt 4 BrpSent auf 3eit-9 epoiiten.
Bssnhlt 3 Srpsent auf Spare8 eppiiten.
6at Siferbeits~7 . poiit.8aten gu bernie.
then.
tlnb bittet freunolihit nm cure auno-
ihaft.
Strettpreu:
Simon 8oeaer, 9. ". Meper,
6. Guaelbred1t. u. U. RoeGer,
Geo. 8uihmann. Ghas. @. Stpeu
Senrp 9anaeubera.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-07-05
RAT, MOST DANGEROUS PEST
TO HEALTH is OBJECT FOR
SPECIAL DRIVE ON JULY Il

United states exceeds the human
population, and on conservative es
Inmates the cost OF the existence OF
each rat is $lS2 per year, or $ls2,.
600, 900.
"On many farm, If the grain eat.
en- and wasted by rats and mice
could be sold, the proceeds would
more than pay all the farmers
taxes.
THE common brown rat breeds 6
to 10 times year and produces an
average Of 10 young at litter.
Young females breed when only
three or four months old,
AT this rate a pair of rats, breed
ing uninterruptedly and without
deaths, would at the end of three
years t1S generationsl be increased
to 359,709,4S2 individuals.
For centuries the world has been
fighting rats without organization
and at the same time has been feed
ing them and building for them fort
resses for concealment Ii we are
to fight them ON equal terms we
must deny them food and hiding
places. We must organize and unite
TO rid communities Of these pests
The time to begin is now"
"ro successfully accomplish this
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-07-05

Producing statistics to show that
the rat is the most harmful pest
that man has to deal with, Governor
]. b. A. Robertson has issued a
proclamation naming the week be
ginning July n as Rat Extermina-
tion Week and calling upon all ag-
encies to unite in the work.
In his proclamation, Governor Rob.
ertson says
Whereas, The economic losses oc-
casioned by the rat and the menace
its presence causes through its dis
ease-bearing potentialities have
aroused people to make widespread
warafre against rats, but such eff
forts have been to a great degree
spasmodie and individual, rather
than collective.
The following statistics were
gathered and published by the Blu,
reau of Biological Survey and con
tanned in Farmers Bulletin 500, is.
sued October, 1917:
The rat is the worst animal pest
in the world.
From its home among filth it Wis
its dwellings and storerooms to po-
lutte and destroy human food
1T carries bubonic plague and
many other diseases fatal to man
and has been responsible for more
untimely deaths among human beings
than all the wars Of history.
In the United States rats and
mice each year destroy crops and
other property valued at over $780,
100000
This destruction is equivalent to
the gros5 earnings Of an army Of
over 100000 men.
TN addition to the above state
ment it is conaervatively estimated
by the United States Department of
Health that the rat population of the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-07-05

task we must unite in our efforts,
and urge the necessity of cooper
alton this task and organization in
the work of rat destruction as OF the
utmost importance. TO destroy all
the animals ON the premises OF a
single farmer in community has
little permanent value, since they are
soon replaced from nearby farms.
If, however, the farmers OF an en-
tire township or county unite In ef
forts to get rid OF rats, much more
lasting results may be attained If,
continued from year TO year, such
organized efforts are very effective.
Many organizations already
formed should be interested in de-
stroying rats. Chambers Of Com
merce, civic societies, and citizens
associations in towns and farmers
and women's clubs in rural com
munities will find the subject OF
great Importance. Boys and girls
corn clubs, Boy Scouts, and similar
organizations Guild do excellent work
in this campaign and should be en-
rolled for active service.
Now, Therefore, |, J. b. A. Rob
ertson, the Governor Of the State of
Oklahoma, do hereby proclaim the
week beginning July 3lst, 1919, as
RAT DIFFERENTIATION WEEK, and
urge wide publicity of this campaign
throughout the State by the press,
pulpit, and all other sources which
have been so valuable during pre-.
vious compaigns of similar nature
-------------~~s
Try Want Ads for Results.
BY United Press.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-07-05
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach the seat of the disease
Catarrh is a local disease, greatly in
Iiuenced by constitutional conditions, and
in order to cure it you must take an
internal remedy. Halls Catarrh Medi-
cine is taken internally and acts thru
the blood on the mucous surfaces of the
system Halls Catarrh Medicine was
prescribed by one of the best physicians
in this country for years. 1t IS com
posed of some of the best tonics known,
combined with some of the best blood
purifiers The perfect combination Of
the ingredients in Halls Catarrh Medi-
cine is what produces such wonderful
results in catarrhal conditions Send for
testimonials. free
+. ]. CHENEY & CO. Props. Noledo, o.
All Druggists. 7sc.
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-07-05
NOTICE TO MUSICIANS.

a special meeting Of Local No.
u.s., A. r. Of NJ. Is called for 2:S0
Sunday afternoon, July 6, in Labor
hall, il1h Chickasha avenue, for the
purpose of taking up unfinished bus
mess in connection with the scale OF
prices An members urged to be
present o. G. Gulihur president
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-07-05

Caah paid for cream cotton rugs
at DAILY Expreas office
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-07-05
hDerSOnaI
1 Mention


O. !" nan was q V's''or IN Okla
MRS. George wharton OF Wichita
NAN y N lne city visitlhs her par
enis' MI ana mrs Charles wagner
L4ttie Luceys $ Lloh Straho
comedy win Eilnor fleld. sugg 70
FRANK hlilott was d Y's''oi :" oN
iahoina el'y ye4'er'as
Miss Lois murray - u'aa' - - -
lhe Guy YiSit'ps ner SISTER, m'S' y r.
FIot''
the county cierA oiiice' was Ei7l-
tor III Lindsay Yesterday
Ethel Clayton IN her last Fafa-
mount picture Men Women and
Fredericl, p RaiIev Of Oklahoma
Guy teacher oi expression puDlic
81 cn,nmocl, School ne oratorv Chi.
cqeo II cbickaqha eve,.v Tbursdav
var information cau Mrs w. D. Col,
q n Ritter manager of william.
eon-ualeaI-Frq4ier "a here was !
visitor IN oklahoma civ Thursdav
mariner Jerrv Keller and Won win
oct some idea of whv willard lasted
only three rounds sngg tonight
If vop want to know the truth
Them We make no charge Minnett
f,ntical co sos First National bank
hnildinp 9.2t,
q n Coserove has gone TO por4
oral weeks visiting his d9uqbter.
Mr. I. q Robinson
Geo Jac, nemneev in action-the
fastest big man who ever stepped
info a rtnp-ehowine .,e speed Of a
liobtweiqbt Sugo tonight
MRS / E. Pool and son. Edwin,
Jr viii return TODAY from a short
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Comp
rroa,o., a,-. MA ,,a,, o,o, u,on
heHSleS says Dlu you 0'0i "0"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-07-05
Short Stories
of the To1On
Born, a Girl.

Born, a Girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. e. Mcneil are the
proud parents of baby girl, born
at the Chickasha hospital yesterday,
July A. The young lady has been
christened Mary Helen.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-07-05
Return From Vacation.

Return From Vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs j. H Mills and fam.
lily have returned to their home, 1872
Dakota avenue from a months va.
cation spent at various points in
Texas They made the trip over
land driving along the gulf coast and
spending the time in camping and
fishing. They covered about 1000
miles.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-07-05


fishing They covered about 2,O09
miles.
Sells Business Interest.
w. /. Rose, one of the founder
and member of the firm of Rose &
Company, has sold his interests in
this firm, having decided to enter
The oil business in Texas j. b
Jones and e. A. Rockhold, two mem
hers If the company, have purchased
the Rose interests. The firm will
continue as usual in the office, 10
Gated on North Fourth street
John Gragg was visitor in Ok
lahoma City yesterday
Mrs. A. J. Berry, of Oklahoma
city, is in the ciS visiting friends
and relatives,
Miss Marjorie Watkins and Miss
Mrgie Edgar, spent Friday visiting
ii Oklahoma City.
Misses Bernice Hawley and Miss
La Vita Jones, spent Friday visiting
in Oklahoma City.
Nj. and Mrs. G. R Hoover and
little daughter, spent Friday visiting
in Oklahoma City.
A. V. Chalfant, of the Chalfant
Hardware company, visited in Okla
homa City yesterday.
M. i. Courtney. president of the
farmers State bank was among the
Cuickasha visitors in Oklahoma City
on the Fourth.
Elton, Hayden, and Winton Wat
hns. We're visitors in Oklahoma City
, esterday
Mrs. Dora J. Dustin, of TT Worth
81 9s, IS in the city visiting hel
.ht, Ed Ringer
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Hopkins and
small daughter were visitors in Ok
lahoma City yesterday.
Matt sankey, sheriff of Grady
Grady county, left this morning
for New Mexico, where he will spend |
veral days transacting business.
Miss Fay Hickman, deputy
county clerk, and Misses Blanche
and Birdie Du Laney, of Ardmore
were visitors in Anadarko yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Barefoot, of
Oklahoma City, spent the Fourth
in Chickasha, visiting Mr.. Barefoot's
parents, Postmaster and Mrs Geo.
w. Barefoot.
Mr. and Mrs Carl Schlecht, of vi
nita left yesterday after visiting with
their daughter, Mrs. B. j. Hebinck
They went to Okarche, where they
will visit relatives before returning
to their home in Vinita.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-07-05

Try Want Ads for Results.
BY United Press.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-07-05
Sells Business Interest.

John Gragg was a visitor in Ok
lahoma City yesterday.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-12-04

One hundred animals III Tho pgris
geological gardens died during The
war After % borih FROM German
airmano aaac 50 big hole in the Rue
Cuvior. aiou@~.dc fnc gardens fl. ?u-
thori'" . thought it wise 20 Kim the poi
sonouS snakes. lest rLey should r~care
and cause q panic. Later ihr river
Sem overlooked iis hanks and flooded
pari of The gardens. ana monkeys. an.
telopcs and giraf'os developed ci.st
complaints and died only 'he wa
terfoWl ilourished. but Coco. tlc baby
hippo. the pride o. The gard.ns d'el
of ennui. hey say as the GARDENS
We're virtually deserted during Tho
war
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-12-04
NOTICE OE pRnpos,1 rn -

NOTICE OF PROPOSAL TO Iset-p
AND SELL $4,000. MJNICTpAT
STREET IMPROVEMENT ROWS
OF AND BY THE CITY or ~
ROME, IN THE COUNTY on, ~,
ROME, IN THE STATE or M
10, AND INVITING BIDS THERE
FOR. H.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-12-04

IF YOUR buildings. shack. house
hold goods and ether property are
not covered by Insurance agains,
loss by fire better see MacGowan ana
Eichelberger. .,
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-12-04
CLASSIFIED LOCALS

Eates-5 lines or less. 25 cents per
issue. over > lines. > cents per line
rer issue. All readers in the classi.
h,l columns TO be paid in advance
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-12-04

SIRAYED-Buckskin pony. tied
IA Jerome Saturday night. FInder
,rop me card and | Will paw for
trouble. George Pettlngill. 42-ft