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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-06-19

Sallow complexion Is due 10 a
torpid liver. Herhine purifies and
strengthens the liver and bowels and
restores the rosy bloom of health
to the cheek. Sold ny Wren Drug
&c.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-06-19
TEXAN KILLED

Washington, June 1S.-Today''s cas-
ualty list contained the names Of
four privates killed in action. Henry
G, Springfield, Anna, Texas, was
among those on the list.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-07
PETER
And Patty's Fairy
BY THE STORY LADY

Tho next morning after the sun.
shine fairy visited Patty the chill
drcn woke 20 ind the rain paitcr-
ing against the window. The
change In the weather made Pat
Tvs throat worse and she couldn't
set out ~ bed. She was a very
dismal little Girl when the other
children eft for school But mann
ma fixed her n fine breakfast and
told her such n long fairy story
that she fell asleep.
when she woke she sat up IN
bed and rubbed her eyes. The
sunshine was streaming In at tho
open window and bird was sing
ing In the lilac bush outside. And
there was something else In tho
window. something that glittered IN
the light and made lovely .colors ON
the wall.
Mamma called II prism but
Patty said Il was the sunshine
fairy come back and Il made her 20
happy that she began 20 get well
at once. when the children came
home for dinner Peter was the first
to spy the beautiful thing In the
window.
1T IS Patty's7" he wanted 20
know. when can have my ton
sils out7"
HELEN CARPENTER MOORE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-07

nEEP in the Green Forest is the
~ pond where lives Paddy the
Beaver. II L. Paddy's own pond. for
he made It himself. He made IL By
building dam across the Laughing
Brook.
when Lightfoot the Deer bounded
away thru the Green Forest. after
watching the hunter pass thru the
hollow below him. he remembered
Paddy's pond. That's where III go.
thought Liehtfoot 1T Is such a
lonesome part OF the Green Forest
that I do not believe that hunter will
come there. III just run over and
make Paddy n friendly call"
SO Lightfoot bounded along deeper
and deeper into the Green Forest.
Presently, thru the trees, he caught
the CLEAN of water. II was Paddys
pond. Lightfoot approached 1t eau
tlousiy. lie felt sure he was rid of
the hunter who had followed him so
far that morning, but he knew that
there might be other hunters In the
Green Forest. lie knew that he
couldn't afford 20 be careless for
even one little minute. Lighfoot
had lived long enough TO know that
most OF the sad things and dreadful
things that happen in the Green For
est and on the Green Meadows arc
due to carclessness. often only a mo
ment's carelessness. No one who Is
hunted, be he big or little. can affo
ever To be careless.
Now, Lightfoot had know Of hunt.
ors hiding near water. hoping to
shoot him when he came to drink.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-07
Consider These World Leaders

Hart sehaffner Marx Michael Stern CO.. a. Caps Sons
kuppenheimer" student Craft other equally high grade
clothing. Mallory and "Stetson Hats Oregon City"
Flannel Shirts "onclad" Socks Bradley Sweaters Arrow Collars
great Medicotts Wighs Chalmers Mum
sing, Nassar and Suttgarter's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-07
LADY ASTOR IS
tanner OF REDS
Gets Best OF Men Who Try
to Stop Her Speeches

PLYMOUTH, Eng Nov. r. omit.
ed frcss) New knights ~ the pos
hucal battlefield donnod their armor
To assist Lady Nancy Astor today
G H. stanton and J. X Eddon. labor
tie members of parliament. have
promised 60 speak Ia favor Of the
lady candidate. " was announced
Meantime Lady Nancy gave every
indication III being able To conduct
her battle for her husbands former
seat In the house Of commons single
handed. Her "Autorisms" continued
20 strike terror In the hearts OF
hccklcra
Keep quiet. you iiolshcyiiss." she
shouted. when hocklcrs attempted To
interrupt her last night, "or IN
come down after you. I'm not EoinE
to argue with lot OF half baked
people like you fcllowA"
Siienccs liecllcrs
fearieasly challenging her oppo-
nents' charges regarding her wealth.
the Viscountcss declared:
" hNh at Ailf thNNfN 1 WANT
possibly more than l ouEht 90 have
but u some laboIttes had n, they
would not h. asking votes today"
Lady Astor also answered the
charges that women should not b.
members OF parliament
I'D not like 20 see parliament
composed entirely % women" she
declared. THAT would b. too ter
rtble for words. Hut parliament
should br Joint affair"
Lady Abtor admits she rarely
knows what she Is going 10 say
when she mounts tho platform. but
declares she can always choke of
the hccklera." Shc carries a manu-
script of speeches. but rarely refers
10 ~ Usually she hurts the manu-
script aside early. and talks from the
shoulder. emphasizing her remarks
by pacing up and down tho plat
form. pounding n desk or leaning
forward and pointing her finger at
persons seeking 90 interrupt her.
Her supporters today considered "A
massage Of encouragement from
Premier Lloyd George a. Of greatest
Importance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-07
HOW AND WHEN
To TAKE A.P|R|N
First see that tablets you
take are marked with the
"Bayer Cross"

To get quick relief follow carefully
the safe and proper directions in each
onbroken package of "Bayer Tablets
OF Aspirin" This package Is plainly
stamped with tho safety "Bayer
Cross"
The "Bayer Cross" means the gen
ulne, worldfamous Aspirin. pre-
scribed by physicians for over
eighteen years.
"Bayer Tablets OF Aspirin can be
taken safely for Colds, Headache,
Toothache. Earache. Neuralgia. Lum-
bago, rheumatism, Joint Pains, Neu'
ritis and Pain generally.
Handy tin boxes of ~ tablets cost
but few cents. Druggists also sell
larger "Bayer' packages. Aspirin Is
the trade mark of Bayer Manu-
facture OF Observation-Disclosures Of
Salicylicacid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-07
SUITS, 0vERcoATs, MAckINAWs
4. .ao Just HALF PRICE

the benefit of buy Alaska. We have marked
the worlds clothing prices incomparaby lower than
possibly merchandise
where for have ayorte the advertised brands Of
clothes, look stock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-07

he reached the bank he looked across
ing tree had come from. A branch
of a tree was moving along in the
water, and. half.hidden by II. was n
brown head. 1t was Paddy the
Beaver taking the branch 60 his food.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-07

careful TO approach Paddy's pond up
wind. That IL, he approached the
side OF the pond from which the
Merry Little Freezes were blowing
toward him, and all the time he
kept his nose working He knew that
II any hunters were hidden there. the
Merry Little Breezes would bring
him their scent and thus warn him.
He had almost reached the edge Of
Paddys pond when, from the farther
shore. there came sudden crash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-07
There Ought to Be
Plenty of Cider

WASHINGTON. Nov. T.---Amcr
sca's apple crop will be s5.iTT.ooo
barrels. according to estimates % tho
department Of agriculture and the
prices are highest since apple grow
ing became a business
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-07

pile.
Next story: Lightfoot and Paddy
Become Partners.
There are times when n roundcr
finds IL difficult 10 square himself.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-07
Lighffoot Visits Paddy the Beaver

That always seemed 20 Lightfoot a
dreadful thing. an unfair thing Blu,
hunters had done It before. and they
might do II again. So Lightfoot was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-07
WAITING PRINCE

MELBoURNE.-(Dy Mail -CBy
Cnitsd Press Attic 4, was be-
iievcd that the Prince OF wales
would be able 90 visit the com
monwsalth 81 Australia early next
spring. cables from London state
that official circles consider Il hardly
probable that the prince will b. able
TO make the trip at that time.
official communications concern
Ing his tour OF the Antipodcs are
said 10 be on their way TO the
commonwealth and as soon as they
are received both tho state and fed
erai governments will appoint re-
ception committees 20 prepare for
the princes visit A draft of tho
program win DO submitted 20 the
prince before he leaves for Aus
traiia.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-17
Coming to The Davis. Thursday Even.
 ing, Oct. 23. "39 East-

That admirable comedy Of New York boarding house life. "3e East by Rachel Brothers will be presented by Messrs. Lee and J. T. Shubert at the Davis theatre. on Thursday evening October g. after it's all seasons run on Broa dway.
 "3s East is a boarding house of the onsciously select" variety where the atmosphere is rich with uncon- scious comedy. The types" tha t Miss Brothers has gathered for our de- lectation are racogniza ble to all and s actual as they are delicious. They live and breathe and are comical, just like boarders everywhere.
 Let no one suppose "3e East" is just a collection of boarding house shetched It holds also one of the most charming of love stories, and more than that the story rises too a high pitch of dramatic emotion, ring ing true in every line. revealing truth and more truth the climax height ems. It gives new life to the old St0-y of the innocent young girl meet ing the trials and evils of the great city where she has come to make her fortune.
 The company is one of unusual mer- it including Sydney Blackmer. Theo- dora Warfield. Augusta Haviland Lizzie Evans. Maria Harris, Fanny Bradshaw Donna Bartlett. Anita sTuI- ly- Lois Arnold. John Thorn. Louis Alter Arthur Row. George Wetherall and Robert Hazelton.
 Seat sale Tuesday at 10 m.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-17
DAVIS THEATRE.

To be fair. above alto give the other fellow a chance. no matter what his character-is a code that obtains in the west today as it did long ago Tn William s. Hart's new Aircraft picture Square Deal Sanderson, 1t is seen how a pursuer shoots horse thief in the back This so angers the watcher that he is almost ratified when the dying culprit manages to revenge himself by shooting his as sailant-
 This new picture will be seen at the Davis theatre today and tomor- TOW and it will be found thrilling as any in which the western star has ever appeared. There is a lovely girl Ann Little plays the part-who owns a ranch in New Mexico. She is beset hy scoundrels who are trying to get hero. Square Deal Sanderson," play cd by Bill Hart. and of course they fall in love.
 There is hard riding. fighting and gunplay aplenty. There is romance and the breeziness of the west in every foot of film. It is a picture to see and see again and to remen1- her because it is so graphic and vithaI wholesome. The sup porting company is of the highest grade
 The other feature is Lila Lee in part stirring drama of the Great Northwest. entitled "A Daughter of The Wolf" "A Lion in the House. is the comedy to complete the show.
 Coming Sunday. Mabel Normand in up Stairs" a delightful 6 part com edy.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-17
BREED THEATRE.

The Breed theatre announces that today and Saturday it will pre- sent Anita Stewart in "A Midnight Romance" a fascinating story of mystery and romance The produc- ton was directed by Miss Lois Weber. from the story suggested by Marion Orth. The events pictured take place at Sea View hotel. a society resort Here Marie Alexander. hotel maid played by Miss Stewart, upsets the bachelor VOWS of Roger Sloan. wealthy young guest. thereby becom- ing an innocent accomplice in the plan of two plotters to make Sloan the vic tim of blackmailing scheme No sooner is Sloan saved from their ma chinations than he discovers that the mysterious maid is no other than the beautiful charmingly gowned vision whom he had met on several occa- sions in the hotel gardens and on the beach at midnight Before he can recover from the surprise she disap- her decpens- And when he again and in surroundings more startling and unexpec<cI than those that at tended his discovery of her as a cham bermaid
 Mae Marsh will also he seen in spotlight Sadie" a delightful com edy drama. and the Pathe News will complete the bill. Tn order to give TWO complete shows in the evening it will be necessary to start the per forma ances as follows: Friday at 6.3O and S-30 and Saturday at 6 and D. m The matinees will be at the usual time.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-17
BuYinq Cavalry Horses.

During the next few months the government intends to buy quite a number of cavalry horses throughour the entire country
 One thousand of these horses are assigned to the Eastern Zona as s first allotment Twenty per cent. or 200. Of these are to be purcha sed from farmers and breeders if they wish to sell
 These animals must be from to : years old; stand between 15 and IS hands, and must weigh from 1000 to 1-25o pounds Only solidly built close coupled geldings will be purchased The weedy, thin type will surely be rejected
 Any combina tion of farmers or breeders who can collect a carload lot or more of this type at some one point. will please notify the pur- chasing officer, Eastern Purchas sing Zone Remount Depot Front Royal Va Upon such a notifica ton this of hcer will wire date when he will be present to buy.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-17
What Is Going On Tonight.

Feature Fhotoplays at the Davis Theatre
 Motion Pictures at Breed Thea1e
 Moving Pictures at the AudItofium Theatre.
 Norwich Stationary Engineers as sociation, No. 6, meets in Bill block
 Sedgwick Post. No. 1, C. A. R. meets in Buckingham Memorial < Court City Of Norwich. No. 65, F. or A. meets in Foresters hall.
 White Cross Council, No Is, K. or C meets in Sunlight building.
 Hugh H. Osgood lodge. -. O. 69zo, l. Q. o. o. F.. M. L., meets in Pythian
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-17
TOILET PAPERS

sc Joan of Arc, crepe rolls, at TOT FOG 10c Falcon Crepe, rolls, at loT .... FOG 12c Hawk Crepe, rolls, at 3 Tor ........ zoe 121ac Toilet Tissue, 800 to 1000 sheets, rolls at for 25c Crepe Tissue, Toilet Paper, in rolls, at half prices:
 10c rolls, at for. ........ 25c Bob White, Soft Crepe Toilet Paper:
 sc packages or roll ........ 4e 10c packages or roll ....... Sc Pc Japanese Satin Tissue, 1000 sheets, rolls at ..... 10c 12c Fort Orange Tissue, rolls 1oc 12c Pure White, soft crepe, oZ. rolls ........ 1Oc 20c Japanese Fan, satin lis 'sue, 1000 sheets ......... 16c 25c Jockey Club, 1000 sheets, 3 for 59c-a package .. Pic
 A. P w. the finest Toilet Tis-
 sue made, in cartons, containing
 one years supply, in rolls or
 packages:
 Rolls. 10000 sheets "a car
 ton, value $1.60 ....... $1.35 Flat packages, 5000 sheets
 carton .-...--......- $l.49
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-17
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Laurel HiII Avenue Residen

Through the agency of Francis D. Donohue. Lieutenant Andrew NJ. Avery has sold his property, located at 16o Laurel Hill avenue, to c. Eugene and Lila NJ. Saunders. It is a ten room house with all improve nents and large lot, excellently To- cated- The new owners purchase the property for their home.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-17

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 large size, assorted odors,
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 dozen or cake ....... 1oc
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-17
Never Notice Her There.

We aren't quite fair to Russia That unhappy country is having a hard enough time without our send : ing Emma Goldman over there Cleveland Plain Dealer
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-17

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 sc value, at .............. 4c Celluloid Hair Pins. shell or
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 one-pound ............. f3c
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-17

10c Kit Soap Dyes, all col
 10c Rit Flake Dyes, all col
 OTS 15c Rose Water and Gly-
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Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-17

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 ounce cartons sc 17c Absorbent Cotton, 2-oz. 12c 15c Parsons Ammonia, 912
 oz. size 12c 22c Parsons Ammonia, 151s
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 oz. size ZIG 15c Two-in-one Paste or
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Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-17
Several of Them Left.

Another candidate for president has dropped out leaving only the cahi- net the members of congress the leading generals and the hardy peren- nial. Bill Brysn.-Toledo Blade.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-17

burglar may not be a man of iron nerve, but he is nanofsteaI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-03
10 HENS LAY 8 EGGS
ADAy. HOW IT'S DONE
MI Davis shows How to mako Up Idle
Hens. Easily Tried.

Il HAY" 10 hens and was getting l
and "GES day. Sine" using Don
sung. my hons HAY" improved :" much
that nm n"w getting and eggs y
day. tn" results htNr been womb r'ul. y
Henry paws, 1874 5Qh ST., Newport
News. Va.
Mr. laws wrot" this letter in Feb
ulrN. after Il $,'V' T." test IN TIA" coolest
weather. Try It. az h" did. and watch
your hen $,Ur loaf n= ana start laying.
Here's our offer.
Civ" your hens p"n Sung and watch
results for one month. II You don't
find that il PAYS for Ii>"lf and pays YOU
n good profit besides. simply tell uS and
your money VII h" Uhomutly refunded.
I'"u SUM: chimes" for "gG-lay!nSJ
works directly Oh ~" c"G-lnytn. organs,
ana Is mls" splendid tonic. 1t is
easily given ~ IA" fed. impr"v" the
hens health. mak,@ her StruuG'r and
m"r' HCt'N" in any weather and starts
her laying.
Try n"n suns, for 30 days and if II
doesn't got yau the c"gS. no nrAtt'r how
cold or wet tn" weather. your money
Will h refunded hy return mail Ght
Don Sung from your druggist ar nnul-
try remedy dealer or send - cents for n
package by mail prepaid. Hurrcll-
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-03
REAL ARTISTS APPEAR IN
"THE PERFECT LOVER"

The extent to which 4 motion picture
company will go in an effort I" make
everything as true To life as pnsSlhi" Is
scCn in The Perfect Lover. Eugene
OBricn's first Selznlck starring pr"duc-
lion, which comes on Thursday. Friday
and Saturday to the Liberty theatre.
Mr.. O'Brien plays the role of struE-
Cling young artists and ScScraf scenes III
the play represent AN art studio. TO
make certain of getting. the proper az
mosphcre and realism. Director Ralph
InCe engaged over a score of real artists
from the Art Students League to appear
in the production. These artists brought
all their own materials To the studio
even their own model. and went about
their work in regular everyday style.
During the days in which they work
ed in THE Perfect Lover" each one of
the artists completed painting that
would bc worthy Of a plac" in any gal
lcry. The gradual completion of the
paintings from the first rough sketch
10 the perfected product can be seen as
tho scenes in The Perfect Lover un-
fold.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-03
INJURED BOY MAY
ALSO LOSE THUMB

Robert TiggclhcCk. Il-y"ar-"ld son OF
Mrs. Maymr Tlrc"lhrck. Of 2Tl6 M"yston
street. VIII" had two fingers blown or
by the explosion of 4 cap in his hand
Monday. may possibly los" his thumb as
the result of tn" explosion. Tho attend
ing physician WAS not able t" state last
evening whether 1t Will he possible 10
save the thumb.
Tn" injured lads mother stated last
evening that In" wuuud WAS caused ny
tho explosion of Il zap or cartridge IN the
boys hand. instead III by revolver shot.
She had sent tn" hoy for II hottl" of WAT
or. she said. and ON his way back he
found tho cap. Neither tn" boy nor his
mother knew exactly what the cap was.
and in examining II. tn" lad punctur"d
the cap with Il hat pin. which resulted IN
the explosion.
The hoy is IN the North Wheeling hos
pIlal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-03

where they were the guests of their
daughter. Mrs Emerson Mcgrail.
Miss Lizzie Fox has returned from
Cleveland where she was the guest OF
Miss Martha Stanley. formerly OF
Wheeling.
Mrs ! william Russell OF Sisters
willie and her son Paul. are in the city
tn" guests Of Mrs. Henry Stahl. OF
Chuplinc street.
Mrs Grace T. Peck. of BRECKENRIDGE.
Md, is here to Spand the winter with
her cousin. Miss .Apna L. McGrcSor, OF
North Front street.
DR.. l.. d. Wilson is recovering from
an attack of grip.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-03
About People
Movements Of Individuals to and
From tho C:ty.
AT THE HOTELS

McLu-e-G u. Stewart. M"rEant"wn:
f.. 4. McCarn.s. MannlnGt"n: W. VI. Can
u, Smith. FhliIppI: r. :. swanson. J.
II Riddle. rarkcrShurG: :. {. Allen. j.
r. stone. Clarkshu-s: l.. l.. LcntZ. Jack
snnburg: J. W. Brown. Falrmont; II. NJ
IIuiduaa, ElkinS.
windsor-Jamcs L. Reilly. hunting
ton; r. T. Warren. ClarkshurG: %. l."
i.azear. SisterSvill": j -. l'arkhl!l. Mr.
cantown: T.. III. Anthony .Man"'uGt"n;
w \. Hogu". Charleston: l.. Stuart
Charleston.
Sta1nm-, 'harle$ Poll. Jam"H y. Fran
lin. MorgantOwn: Lloyd SLr"p"r. Gamer
on: O. T.. Wilson, Woodland: ". Glover.
MannjnEtor: ). NJ. Maynard. Glcnw""d.
BOG gers. T.. Hurdman. J. W. Whitc
Z. e.. Wright, ClarkSburS.
Mrs william I. Hrndlan * ~" guest
Of Mr. and Mrs. charles " Hanch"r
having arrived yesterday morning. She
will be here for 4 few days.
Or T. Is. Plant. at THIS city. has TO
turned after Il thrc" weeks stay at
Tambridg" SPRING.
Charles t'u"~... Will Known insurance
man II this city. hs.y-S today tor Sfur-
gIsS, Mich. wh"-c he will take up 4 re-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-03
SCOUT LEADERS

The Boy Scout Leaders class held
their regular meeting last night in the
Market Auditorium. Among the mat
tcrS under study wcr" the Scout Laws,
first aid and signalling. Tn" practical
part of the first aid was under Discus
sion last night and tn" members "t tho
class put into practice what they knew
nhuut bandaEinr. etc. The meeting was
exceptionally we'll attended. TIL" mrn-
h"rShip of the class is now about hf-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-03
KIWANIS CLUB TO MEET

The mcmh, ~ Of the Wheeling klwan-
is club will hold an important meeting
at tho MrlMrr hotel tomorrow AT noon
AMI IL is the desire Of the committee
IN charj:" To- hav" as many members
present rs possible. Notices for the
meeting have been sent cut by Doug
lass Vans. secretary Of the local club.