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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-28

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-28

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-28
BAPTIST Bar Bars Beverages
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-28

pMl Care II Banred a. v w
C. A. Conferences Where
Qualities VI Leadership Are
Developed.
The Washington times., 1920-04-03
WILL BUILD FIVE HOMES.

Harry A. Kite has secured a build
ing permit for the erection OF five
modern homes at 725-733 Irving
street. Work will begin at once and
the project will cost approximately
The Washington times., 1920-04-03

LARGE HOME BUILDING
PROJECT Is PLANNED

Work ID TO be started within the
next few weeks on one OF the largest
home building operations OF the pres
ent season, according TO announce
ment OF william S. Phillips. The
operation IL to consist OF seventy
nine homes, to be built In Argonne
terrace.
The new project Is to include strict
ly modern and up-to-dRt homes, each
OF different design and planning, and
all containing every modern device
and feature OF convenient arrange
ment and equipment
ATgonne terrace. recently pur-
chased by Mr.. Phillips from the Oar
ling and Clapp and Mary b. Swain
Thompson estates, oyerlooks Rock
Creek Park near sixteenth street AND
Columbia road. and is one OF the high
est and best located homo building
sites in the northwest. IL IL within
a fifteen minute ride OF the center OF
the city.
1t Is announced that as rapidly as
the new homes are completed they
are to be offered TO home buyers
through the real estate office OF the
builder. IL is expected that compile
tion OF the entire operation will re-
quire the better part OF q year.
The Washington times., 1920-04-03
SIX DWELLINGS SOLD
BY ZANTZINCER FIRM

Sale OF six residence properties and
an unimproved lot in Sherman avenue
comprised the transactions reported
this week by NJ Il. Morgan, sales
manager for o. B. Zantzinger. Total
considerations in the seven transac-
tions was said to be So, $50.
A new house at 1908 Kennedy street,
the first house In ID. J. Dunigan's new
development OF the White tract, was
sold to Edward i. Voris for Si0,5O0.
The first OF the new houses being
built by Charles T. Wire in the 1900
block on Fifteenth street. premises
46O5, was purchased by Sam Splitter,
the consideration being $i2,750.
The Washington times., 1920-04-03
SHANNON & LUCHS SELL
SEVERAL PROPERTIES

Shannon & Luchs report the sale OF
the following properties during the
past week: The home at 521 Second
street southeast. for Marion NJ. Da-
vison to Helen l.. Cook; the property
at 4317 Georgia avenue for Tthel NJ.
Rutty to James S. Mckee. and a home
at Is Claiming street for Ellen N. p.
Flynn to Emma l.. Shenton.
The Lynchburg Investment Cor
poration sold lot II In square 2715 to
Clarence and Will III. Towles and the
property at 1905 Kenyon street was
sold for L. A. Bageant to Abner S.
Clark
The Washington times., 1920-04-03
HOMES in CHEVY CHASE
FEATURE WEEKS SALES
W. Q. and A. N. Miller Report Pur-
chase Of Homes Of Aggregate
Value of S70,500.

The report OF w. C. and A. N. Mil
Ter OF recent sales indicates the ac-
uVity In sales and building whicn IS
taking place in Chew Chase and
cleveland Park. Sales OF homes re-
Gently built and sold by the firms OF
those sections involved an aggregate
amount OF s70.5Oo.
home at 3S15 LIVINGSTON street,
Chevy Chase. was sold to Mrs. MIL
ared L. Renshaw for $iS50O. Col.
robert II, Duenner, OF the medical
corps, purchased the adjoining house
Tor the same amount. o. B. Evans
purchased the residence at 3433 Thir-
yfourth street. Cleveland Park. for
a consideration OF SiS,5OO. The resi-
aence 1909 Highland avenue was sold
10 r. Browning, OF Browning e.
i'alhes' for s12,600, while J. Paul Yo-
aer' secretary of the Federal Trade
commission, purchased the adjoining
property for Sl2,50O.
The Washington times., 1920-04-03
BIG CONTRACT AWARDED.

Contracts for the erection OF the
new building for the Medical Society
OF the District OF Columbia were let
last week. according to an announce
ment by DIR. Frank Hagner. president
OF the. society. The contract was
awarded to the w. p. Lipscemb Com
pany and the building will cost
S125,000. Marsh & Peter are the
architects. Work has already begun
The Washington times., 1920-04-03
THREE BUILDINGS SOLD.

Hannah T. Donovan sold the three
two-story brick buildings at the
southeast corner of Fourteenth and
V streets to a local investor who will
remodel II for business purposes. The
site contains 1000 square feet, and
the new business building will cover
the entire lot. The sale was made
through the real estate office of Ma
horney & Sullivan
The Washington times., 1920-04-03

Phi Alpha Chapter OF the Omega.
together with the Washington City
Alumni. is planning a dinner to cele-
brate the twenty-fifth anniversary OF
the fraternity on Monday, April s, at
The Washington times., 1920-04-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Nevil Monroe Hop
kins have with them for Easter their
son -in-law and daughter, Capt and
Mrs. John Gregory Hope, and their
small son. Samuel Gregory Hope,
Captain Hope will be here but a few
days. but. Mrs. Hope and the baby
are remaining for a longer visit.
The Washington times., 1920-04-03
Hostesses at Reception.

"Ossesse1 ~ HocepuSa.
The Misses Adela and Alice Heaven
will receive at the directors recep-
ton at the women's City Club to-
morrow afternoon. Assisting will be
Miss Natalie Lincoln, Miss Bertha
Perrie, Mrs. Harwood Read, Mrs.
Henry II. Tryon, Miss Katherine A.
Grace and Mrs. Charles Wright, Of
Pittsheld, Mass.
The Rev. Vincent f. Tomlinson and
Mrs. Tomlinson, OF Worcester. Mass,
will be the guests on Monday Of DR..
and Mrs. Levi M. Powers. A recep-
tion will be given on Wednesday
evening at the Universalist Church,
when DR.. Tomlinson will make an
address on the program outlined by
the officers of the general conven-
tion. under the John Murray lecture
fund.
DR.. Tomlinson is returning from an
extended trip through the West and
South.
Phi Alpha Chapter OF the Omega,
Washington Journal., 1920-05-21
&mppert Scim,

4m Sonntag, Ben 16. 0lai ~feierte
nit Den Snlalien oes &uppert @eims
in Inacoitia Ser 9umenperein ous
Is. S%tiftlngsfelt. gu unierer gr0b.
ten Sreuoe noren mir iiberroiht,
10 oiele CUTE 6reunoe uno @onncr
oes SnitituteS begriiBen 81 oiirfen.
Dns Hrogramm our llnterboltlrng,
Deldes bon iebr guten SaIenten aus
gefiibrt mlroe, cling glott bon Itat-
ten, Die Witmirfenoen fanoen groBen
un0 iu6elnoen 9eifol. Gin ieoer
Gin5elne mar elm WeiIter in Ieiner
Iusii6ung. 8ir miiiIen belonoerS
Die lieben 8aiienfinOer ermGbnen, sic
10 pieI CUR @erid0nerung oes Settles
beigetragen baben. Der @elong ser
&inoer mar 10 lieb uno id0n oaB iic
oilf algemeines @erlangen nod elm
2ieo gum 8eiten geben muBten. Der
0amenperein fiiblt ii1 perpfli6tet,
Den ber8liditen 9anf oltsauipre6en,
nit Der Sitte, and fcrner Dem Nllp.
pertbeim 81 geoenfcn. 9ic Spenoell
ser merten 8eiuder uno Srellnoc oes
Seims moren lebr reihlid). @eion-
oerer Danf gebiibrt Serrn 8n. 3.
Cube, Der Watrone uno Dem Sllpe-
rinten0enten Sronf Stoermer.
Washington Journal., 1920-05-21

Iebenoieer 6riiblin9sltrouB oorboten.
so mar Dem audi Der @inorltd, Den
oas lebenOe 8iIo, oas Den abeno er-
0ffnete, elm GROCER. Oie 5orten 6ar-
ben Der 6riibIingsblumen maren III
Den bellen 6nrben Der @emGn0er in
grie6iidem Still gut pieOergegeben.
g(u1 Die 5meite Summer, elm Gang,
ousgefiibrt BON Sri. Gle S6mar5,
uno elmer on0eren jungen Dame, De
rem Same unS lei0er nidt beformt lit
medte groBen AppIaus. 8eidIoiien
nuroe Die 4uffiibrung Ourd) einen
Gan5 Der 5molf SeiInebmerinnen I'M
Den Naiboum, Der redt biibi9 Der
Lief uno Der @ra3ie nidt ermangel.
te. 8ie gelagt, es lino unS al I'M
ierem 2eioneien nidt ale Tomen
Der TeiInebmerinnen befannt, ul0 10
milileu mir uns oarouf bel6r0nfen
bier MIR Oieie1igen Der @el6milter
S6por5, @ei6piIter &rieg, @eihmi
Iter Simon 6rduIein 2oliau, SrGit-
lem Sdmiot gu ermGbnen. Sbueu
allen iei al Oieier STEELE geoonft. llnO
uadber gob eS flottes 9an5en leIbit
Serr S6miot nit ieinem Sudden
mar mie0er oa. Dab Srou Stauff
fir Die 4inoer Slora's geiorgt bate,
lit ieIbltreOenO; 5rau 8n6rad uno
Srau @iror0 trugen fir Die @rfrii6
ung oes imeren Meni6en Gorge.
Serr @erd bate Grimes beIorgt, oaB
Serr @rimmelmeier freunoIihit no6
Der SoIe gei6afft rno Serr 8or6ar.
Ding gum 0eforieren perpanot bot
te, &ur8, es mar cine gellingene Nj
foire, nidt gang in Dem llmfang Ser
8or9Gnger, uber oo6 5ufrieoenitel
LEND. 8iS gum Bicnic lit iebt Eouie,
Die regelmdBigen @eriammIungen
finoen natiirli6 Itott. SelbItperitdno4
lid AUDI Die beute gtbeno, nobel mir
oorauf aufmerflam MAIDEN lpollen,
6aB es bellte mieoer &offee uno Sen
den giebt. Niemano iolte febleu.
Washington Journal., 1920-05-21
8n berfnnfen:

Gin nenie eebro6ter &inoerpa-
gen; iebr biaig.
SIG Wenute ctr. N.s8.
Washington Journal., 1920-05-21
&ritg nnS trieSfn.
gabEtm nab tn AnsIanS.
Spas Onfereus Oeri6Oben.

Berlin. - Oie Ronfercn5 i'll Spa
SDii1en @ertretern Ser Nlliierten
unO 0euti6Iallo lit bis @nOe Sluni
oerlhoben moroen, Die Die pytorO-
oeutihe Illgemeiue ..3eitlng" mel
Oct.
9eutiGIallo bat Die Sruppen5obl
IN Der neutroIen Sore bis nni Die
porgei6riebene @rense uernlinocrt
uuO wir0 Jet Die iofortiGe &al-
mung 6ranffurtS unh ser anoeren
uon Den Sran5oien beleBten StGote
OerIangen, erfIdrte @ebrminiiter
@eBler. 0ie 9erliapr &egierung
piinift oieie 5roge Dor Der Son.
fereu5 in Spa auigeflart 6t iebcn.
Sftt5ieI mltr0e befannt gen1oft,
oaB Ole Oelltide &cgierMng feline De-
Iegaten nod Spa ienren miro, 10
LANCE 0ic 6%ron5oien 5rauffnrt irno
unoere bciiiide Stdote 6eiebt balten.
&sue elite Der Sriessuerbreder.
Berlin. - Sic Alliierten ha6en
cine flelIe 2iite BON 9cutiNcn iihcr-
rei6t, sic lid gcgen sic &riegs-
brGllf,e bergangen baben iolen. 9lui
ser 2tite itcbeu bier Galbbootfom-
Manicure, sic @oipitaIidiffe torpe-
oiert boben lollen, uno General
Steuger, Der allgeblif) periulunoete
@efongene crifieBer lieB, mo Ol-
fisiere, tpelfc Sen @efebl muSiiiDr-
ten. @erbrcitltng BON Gppbl3-So-
Sillen miro Dem Sclhmorifall bon
@ueIotp, Sen GenerGlen bon @elom
unb bon 9angcmann, Dem &rin3en
Grnit BON Sa6ien u1lO General
&rusfa, 4omltlan0eltr zines @cian-
genenIagcrs, CUR 2ait gelegt. @e-
neral BON Obe1. friiberer @ouper,
reur BON MeB, General S6olt,
Rommanoeur oeS QagerS in Sober
ial3a, General &uff uttb Or. Wfi-
6clion iollcn @efanacne 9etotct,
miBbonoelt ult6 beraubt baben.
Ole Mlliicrten nerlangen 0eren
8ro5eiiiertino Dor Dem Tei6sgertft
in 2eip3ig.
Sic Discriminating l%tngnrnS".
guoopelt. = Sic &eigerung Der
Srieoensfonferen5, 0ie Srieoens-
teOingungen fir ungarn a6jltan'
bern, bat i'm 2anoe groBe 9nI-
regrng pertriaat. Maueronitlage
lauten: rGerflu6t Oie Sano,
nel6e oieien 8ertrog unter5ei6nct."
SIN pielen Srten baben Seriamm-
lungen itatteefunoen, auf oenen Die
Seilnebmer einen gio leiitcten,
niemoIs ser o8eritiimmelung I'm
garns" 8u3uitimmen. 9elegationen
murben abgeionot, Die &egierung
hringeno a~ufsuforOern, Sen 8ertrug
nibt gu unter5ei6nen, unb oie 3ei-
tilneen erfldren oeniel6en fiir unan-
nebmbar.
Washington Journal., 1920-05-21
.. 6. 6ilfs.@ereiH
fir Die 3otleioenoen in 9euti6lanb
uno Oelterreid.

9as Gretutiufomite beidditiatc
1it in lester Sibung am 6reitag DO
riger ISOLDE leoigli6 NIT &outinege
ihGften uno oen lebten 8orbereitun
gen fir ben Maitan5 am Montag Die
Ter ISOLDE. Oesbalb lit Spe5ielleS
aus oieier Sibung nidt 5u berif-
ten. Ser Waitan3 mar cine gelun-
gene @ffaire. Ser 8eiu6 NOR al
leroings niht gang 10 ltarf mie err
martet morben mar. aber Ole 9ollc
mar bod gut gefiiqt unb Sung uno
AIt amiiiierte ii6 prddtig. 8eion-
0ers nett mar Die @r%offnune. Sri
gleonore S6mar5, Der Der Silfsper'
Elm gu groBem Dante fir ibren Offer
rrno ibre @ufopferung oerpfli9tet If.
botte cine Gusleie b%liibenoer Waoden
geiammeIt, Die iid gleidiom mie ell
Washington Journal., 1920-05-21

9as o@aibinstOn SOnrnar lit jc.
berseit bereit, 0adri6ten iiber bic
Greisniiie in ben oemtiden &ereinen
al berOffeutliden; lit iebud in Oielcn
TG1en nidt in Der Gage, Sieie Nad-
ridten sn erbalten, luenn lie uidt ems
geididt meroen. Die Serren Ser.
einsiefretGre iuerOen 6esbalb erimdt.
ale &adridten iiber lire @ereine
Der 3eitnns smseben at laiien.
Washington Journal., 1920-05-21
SIN ltniere QeIerl

@erooe icst, mebr alS ie sllnor. be-
notigen mir Der Silfe ouer unierer
Sreunoc, ltno aus oiefem @rluoe or.
iitfen l.'r oae soIde, uns ibre 9rltt;-
orheiten jeOmefher @rt aufonunlcn gu
Iaiitn. @ir iino beiten8 ,ditrt.
oGe SoIten 0rudarbeiten ;omphl IN
engliihcr. pie aud in bcutiheg Sra.
DIE, prompt, gei6madbon uno preis-
miiroig b~er5uItelen. llnIerc Office
bcf,noet iih INNER nod no 6te Ctr.
W..8. EeIehhon Woin 1888.
Washington Journal., 1920-05-21

Der erausgeb
Washington Journal., 1920-05-21
GtMe ptinefnMHa1t!
Bon g. 81. 8au6i,
@aibington 8. 6.

9tingItroien bliibteu emit einfad unO
ldIi6t
Sn @roBmiitterhens @Grt6en ON
8nun
9ornen unO @obI9erud botteu lie
ni6t,
0O6 i'd fanO iie 10 prG6tig gu
l6au'n.
n8os IiuneIt on oeun mlr, on flei
ner 8idt,
8arum itebt on oenn bier 10 ncr
mirrt?
8ilt mobl erltauut, Dab Oie &oie nifl
Iti1t,
Dab ibr Quit Dir Den Sinn MIDI
pernirrt.
Romm' &imo, oas quite @roBmiittcr
den iprift,
SaBt Damn Iiebepou mid bel 0e
9on0,
Gin frommer Grnlt ouf gefurhtcm
@eliht,
llno Die S6iir3e iie enger ii6 bano!
Als ouf i6ottiger .8onf mir iaBcr
Damn
@r5Gblte iie nit 3itternoer Stimm',
Bon Der 8ang' cine fromme SrunC
ram,
ltno bonn &ir6lein tont es bim=bom
bimml
~8finGtroie, mein 8ub, beiBt 0ic
8lume BORT
gu, tief @rbouung Der Gbriltenbeit
Our Grimnerung elmer 3eit uno Srt
Denen au6 ser beutige Gag gepeibt
Sbre Snrbe lit rot, mie oeiien 9lit
Dos fir ms IN 2ieb or nergoiien
@roBmiitterhen Ieuf3t: uer mar bod
10 gut"
8om Auge Die Sranen ibr f%lolien.
2odenoer Quit iprieBet ans GiteIfeii
geein, Die 8fingItroie fennet tie nift
sic berfiibrt Den Wenihen 81 Gan
uno Streit,
llno Der Corn, lieber Sungc, oes
iti6t.
&c Itebet Die 9lume in i6mudem
3leio
ga, ser 2odung audi ser @affe bar
llno 5eiget Dir bier bilolib Die Gbri
1tenbeit
@ie Dor LANCER 3eit einItens le mar
3 p1ren mir bod ser 8fingitroic
gleiG,
Die g~r8dblung @robmiitterdcr
id)loB,
Seilger @eilt front ouf ms bonn
Simmelreid
@ie auf jene er emit iih ergoB.
gu9 beute i6 mieber bran oenfcr
muB,
. fromme, o begliidenoe 3eit;
@roBmutter CAB mir mobl oonn elmer
&uB;
8 i60ne, ~Ieeligmadenoe 3eit.
Washington Journal., 1920-05-21
Daniels sesen Gins.

8oibington. - Sefretdr 9aniels
CAB Dor Dem unterlu6ungsausiduB
bes Senots feline lang erpartete
s(nttport alf Die 4ritif, welde SO.
miral Gins on ser 4riegfiibrung
ton ieiten Der Warine geiibt bat
Der Marineiefret1r feuerte cine
saIbe ab, Die acknowledgement emit
belt, bob Sims Der ueberblid feble.
gr babe oas @erf ser amerifa.
riiden Marine gegen 0as Ser britt
iGen berabgeiest, nod britii6elt
Getorationen geitrebt uno ein gbren-
mitglieo ser britiiden Iomiralit0t
ueroen moen. Sfi5iere, Die Gins
nnteritiisten, ieien 3umeiit 2eite, oie
fi6 gefrdnft fiiblten.
9as 3eugnis anberer Sffi5iere,
sic ibre Snformation aus erIter
Sano beidBen, ionte Dor alien ull-
parteiiiden 2euten als cine @iOer-
lcgung ser bon Momiral Sims Dor
gebrahten Acknowledgement ange-
feben tperoen.
Gins, er3ablte Sefretar Daniels
Dem ausiduB, babe ben grmartun-
gen mebrfad nidt entipro6en, uua
er e%ruabnte Die feds folgenoen
Yuntte:
.@s mangeIte ibm oie @oraus-
fidt, oaB elm groBes uno neues
@roieft Die llnterieeboote bon ibren
Sne0griinoen fern5ubalten, prompt
bGtte angenommen peroen iolen,
ohne &iidiidt auf oie Soften uno
luie raoifaI oas @bpeiden bon Dem,
mas iiberoorlidtige 2eute in be8ug
auf @usfibr6arfeit au6 oorbrad)-
ten, aud mar.
Or i1ien Die Anii6ten Der britt.
ifen 4omiralitGt iiber irgeno etmas,
oas aus Mmerifa fam, als iiberlegen
an3uieben un0 befiruortete iene
Mniiften, audi tpenn oas Marine-
requirement Yldne bori6lug, Die lit)
o!s pirfiamer ertpielen.
nSn offentIiden &eoen unb aui
enoere @eiie gab er britiiden Be-
miibuneen elm S06itmaB bon 4reoit
uno ieste oas, mas iein Qano tat,
berab.
gr tradtete nah britii9en aus-
aeidnunsen unb idien gbren, Die
ibm i'm Muslanoe 5uteil muroen, bo-
ber au betperten, als gbren Die ibm
Washington Journal., 1920-05-21
@erlnnat:

@ttes Seim uno gutter 2obn fir
odeinItebenOe Srou in einem @orort
@oibington'S, oireft an Der @leftri-
i6en. @infodes &o6en unO 5alls-
orbeit, feline @Gi6e. 8rieflid an
8rou u. 8. Dan, @Ita @ilta, Betbes.
90, WorDlun0.
Washington Journal., 1920-05-21
9ln uniere MbUnnenten!

Die SdlpiergfGt, uf Gommiiion arbeitenoe 3oaehoren gu befon-
men aminqt us, mere geebren 4bonnenten 81 bitten, oas iepeiig
f1niae announcement in unierer Office, ITO 6te Strobe g. 8, 5u begleihen.
gMr Suo uberaeuat, oB es unieren Nbonuenten MIR cine feine DpIbe
madt, oider rnferer 9itte nad)5ufonnnen, elmer S1tte oeren erTilin9
1ms oroBe llnfoten erpart uno ms gu eleider 3at in Die Gage beriesen
tpiro, Die Summe, Die mir auf oiee @ehe eriparen, ouf. Die gerbeierun9
Der 3ehung 81 berfpenoen.
Der 9erausaeber.
Washington Journal., 1920-05-21
xERANA INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGE
init Kredit an der

Deutschen Bank, Berlin, Deutschland,
1909 Oregon Ave, N. W., Washington, D. c.
Often taeglich und Attends. Vermittelt di-
rekt allie Geldueberweisungen an irgend cine
Adresse in Deutschland, Oesterreich, und an
dere Laender, gegen cine Provision Won nur
/ Prozent und 10 Cents Porto. Die denkbar
guenstigste Geldauswechslung. Sic sparen
Zeit und Geld wenn Sic uns hire Geldsendun-
gen machen lassen. Dieses Geschaeft wurde
Gum Besten der Deutschen gegruendet.
Washington Journal., 1920-05-21

gnndrpa, @ealloaf, mirflihe 9elifa.
te1em, iin6 az baben bel:
CALLERS, 36-45 &isgs Warft.
Washington Journal., 1920-05-21
Onnsh1lterin nerlanat:

Cine tii6tiee Sausbdlterin miro
fir ein5elitebenbe 8erion b%erlangt.
@m. Solter, 1927 10. Ctr. Q. e..
Washington Journal., 1920-05-21

9eutide StenOsrap6iitiu seindt
.iiir cinen 9lbeno ser ISOLDE 6 Stun-
oelt) ooer, menn notig, mebrere
9lben0e. MuB perfect I'M Deutiden
Iein. ST per Stun0e. Oriental Hni-
neriitn, 1902 Ore9on gLpe., g. Us.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-26

The following statement is made
with reference to an open letter pur-
ported to be signed by one Thomas
+. Chase of Bartlesville, Oklahoma,
making certain derogatory statements
with reference to Scott Ferris and his
official record in congress, also
claiming to have deposited $1,000 in
the American National bank at Okla
homa City to be turned over to some
charitable institution upon certain
conditions:
Thomas F. Chase is not the author
of this letter. He has resided in Ok
lahoma only few months and is not
even eligible to vote in this state.
In politics he is a republican He is
employed by republican oil compa-
ny at Dartlesville, that is backing
Gore.
Chase is unknown at the American
National bank. He has no deposit
there.
Jean p. Day, millionaire oil man
of Oklahoma City Gore man, has
his personal check attached to a copy
of the Chase letter. The bank claims
it is holding these two documents
only as "a matter of accommodation.
The letter itself is the worst sort
of a fraud. There is no way to Sc
cure either the check or the money
as the entire matter is being handled
by Gore men.
Thomas II. Owen, vice-president Of
the bank and head Of the banks trust
company, is Cores campaign mana
ger. He is using the good name and
reputation of the American National
bank to give some degree OF respect
ability to underhanded campaign me-
thods which have already been de-
nounced by patrons of the insttu
tion.
Upon informing an official of the
institution now holding the check
that we desire to submit to him evil
dence disproving the allegations made
in the Chase letter, and to fully COM
ply with the terms of the document
we were informed that the bank has
no authority to turn over either the
check or the money upon such COM
pliance. The entire decision as to
turning over of the money rests with
Jean P. Day, the deposition OF the
check, another Gore manager who as
sumes the full role of arbiter. refe-
rec, judge. jury, court and all. He
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-26
Our Excursions


To the Lower Rio Grande Valley
of Texas. run every week. But the
land is selling fast, and il you intend
to see this country it will be to your
interest to do so at once. If you
want to make big money farming,
this is the place to go. Join our ex-
cursion and see for yourself Gil
mate and soil just right, and plenty
Of water Make your reservations
now-W. E. Stewart Land Co, A.
n. Woodbridge or ]. A. Wright,
Chickasha. r. J. Brown Tuttle; c. 7.
Asbury. Alex; Smith Bros. Lawton.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-26
E1uM , sa..es

We Offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
tor any case u. Catarrh that cannot De
cured bv Hatrs Calarrh Medicine
Halls Catarrh Nee cne As been taken
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Catarrh Medicine acts thru the Blood on
the Mucous surfaces. oxpellins the Pol
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eased portions.
After YOU have taken Halls Catarrh
Medicine for a short time You will see a
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health. Start taking Halls Catarrh Medi.
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F. J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo. OHIO
Sold by all druggists, 15c
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-26

81 suffered ror years with stom-
ach trouble and tried everything
heard of but the only relief ! got was
temporary until last spring saw
Chamberlan's Tablets advertised
and procured a bottle of them from
our druggist. l got immediate re,ie
from that dreadful heaviness and
pain in the stomach after eating
Since taking two bottles | can eat
anything | want without distress,
writes Mrs. Linda Harrod, FIT. Wayne
Ind.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-26
ANOTHER CORE BOOMERANG
POLITICAL BLUFF IS CALLED

has no intention of ever giving up
the forfeit money under any circum
stances.
While perhaps the bank itself is
to be absolved from any responsible.
ity in furthering the ends OF a cheap
political scheme, it is true that Tho
mas owen, vice-president of the in
stitution, Gore manager, is using his
bank connection and The good name
Of the institution to give color and
responsibility to a cheap political
scheme.
(Sigued)
Scott Ferris for Senator Club.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-26
LODGE PICNIC POSTPONED

That the A. 0. U. w. picnic
planned for this evening at the dam
near this city has been postponed,
was the statement made this morn
ing by c. A. Griffin, master work
man Of the lodge. The picnic has
been postponed indefinitely, Mr.. Crit
in said A 6 o'clock dinner at the
dam had been planned.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-26
STOP ITCHING ECZEMA
Penetrating, Antiseptic Zemo
Will Help You

Never mind how often you have tried
and failed. you can stop burning, itching
eczema quickly by applying Zemo.
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large bottle, Sl00. Healing begins the
moment Zemo is applied. In a short
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letter, pimples, rash, blackheads and
similar skin diseases will be removed.
o For clearing the skin and making it
vigorously healthy, ,alwaysuse Zemo, the
penetrating, antiseptic liquid 1t is not
agreasy salve eanditdoesnot stain. When
others fail it is the one dependable
treatment for skin troubles of all kinds
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