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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-09-20

DO you WANT A, HOME?
Buy One of These.
New room modern bungalow on
Iowa Ave. -------------$ $4,000
New room bungalow, modern, S.
7th st, ------------------ $4,750
5 Room modern house, South 9Th
st. -------------------$3 SO 500
Room modern house, Minnesota
Ave. ------------------- $50
Farms For Rent.
80 Acres east of Chickasha, good up
land.
130 Acres miles east of Chickasha
1870 Acres river bottom land, close to
Chickasha.
200 Acres close to Ninnekah.
300 Acres close to Alex.
Farms For Sale.
400 Acres, well improved, close to
good town ---------------$ $22, 900
40 Acres close to city, well improved
price $50
SO Acres, four miles from city-S5 500
20 Acres beautiful home, adjoining
city 900
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FOR RENT

FOR Rents rooms for light
housekeeping. Furnished or un
furnished. Phone 1888. 1S-3t.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-09-20
GOOD & COMPANY

BIT First National Bank Building.
Phone 357.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-09-20
DOES YOUR ROOF LEAK?

We absolutely stop leaks in any
roof, shingles, tin or paper.
M. L. SMITH - Phone 1341.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-09-20
LOST and FOUND,

Friday morning from
1928 Idaho avenue, one red SOW.
weight about 200 pounds. Notify
T. Kell, phone 1885. 1885,.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-09-20
ROSE AND COMPANY

2hone 6S7, 4Os First Natl. Bank.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-09-20
WOODBRIDGE 6 GAMBLE

Telephone 80
SOP 1st Natl. Bank Bldg.
Res. Tel. 1858 Res. Tel 1858
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-09-20
A. B. COCHRAN

Room 2O5 First National Bank Bldg
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-27
PUT FIGHTING
| QUALITIES TN
J YOUR BLOOD
You Are Pale and Weak. Without
Ambition, You Need Tonic
TRY TAKING PEPTO-MANGAN
Rich. Red Blood Fights Off Disease
And Keeps You Well and Enables
You to Work With Pleasure

Serious sickness often comes whel
on least suspect. You may feel lit,
lie over-tired. You haven't been ex'
bosed to contagion. yet all of a sud
ten you are flat on your back and IN
or a siege of sickness.
Your blood did not have fighting
qualities. It was weak and thin. iou1
tital;ty ard powers of resistance we've
Dw.
When you overdo you use up energy
-Four blood is driven to 90 more than
can. 1t becomes clogged with waste.
he waste acts like poison. Disease
fenms get in Your blood and dominate.
takes rich. red blood that will resist
PonNt let yourself get rundown Take
hat good tonic, Pepto-Mapgan. 1t
nd rout out disease germs.
Pepto-Mangan is widely and hearth
endorsed by physicians. It is effec-
Ne and easy to take. Comes in
Ether liquid or tablet form. Both have
be same effect.
Sold at any drug store. But be sure
Fou get the genuine Pepto-Mangan-
Guides" Ask for it by the name and
(e sure the fun name, Guides Papto-
Hangar" is on the package
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-27
OFFICIAL
BOARD OF ALDERMEN

At regular meeting of the Board
Of Aldermen held Tuesday, October
2G, 1920, there were present. F. r,
Marbury, Esq, President, and Messrs
Anderson, Wilkins, Ballinger, Robin
son, Summers.
Mr.. Ballerger introduced a resolu-
ton approprfating 500 to reimburse
Mr.. n. l.. Norford for damages to au-
tomobile by the fire department, April
lst, 1920. neferred to committee on
fire and finance.
The following papers received from
the lower beard and their action con-
CURED in:
Resolution authorizing the finance
committee to borrow 100000.
Resolution appropriating $4,000 for
the fire department.
Resolution increasing the salary Of
the Keeper of Aim sHouse to $500
per annum payable monthly.
Resolution paying bill of Dr.. w. A.
Warfield for $50.
Resolution authorizing the collector
Of taxes to sell property of all de-
lirlquents.
Petition from sundry stall renters
for catch basin in market alley near
Royal street.
, Ordinance granting the Standard
ON Company permission to lay pipe
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FIREMEN SAVE DYING GIRL
Young Women Is Left In Gas-Fillet
Room By Men.

Chicago, Oct. 27.-Firemen yestcr-
day responded to call in remote
part of the city, where they found
Martarana Domienica nearly dead
from asphyxiation in a gas1flfied
room.
The girl said that when she left
home yesterday morning for work two
men seized her, threw her into a taxi
cab and took her to the room. The
men fought with her, she said, for
Two hours, then threw her on the
floor, turned on The gas and departed
A man known as Ebony" is said BY
the girl to have been annoying he'
IN many occasions with his advances
which she spurned.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLIfIOS.

Alexandria, Virginia,
October 25th, 1920.
Notice is hereby given that the
firm of EDDY & GERBER, hereto
fore conducting BUSINESS upon the
premises, 900 King street, in tins
city, has been dissolved, as of the
25th day of October, 1920 and that
Samuel Gerber has purchased the in
terest of Thomas N. Eddy in the
said business, and all of its appur-
tenances land will hereafter conduct
the said business on his own account;
and that the said Samuel Gerber IS
to receive payment and give
for all accounts and other
to the said firm. And
the members Of the said firm do here
by bespeak for Samuel Gerber, the
general patronage Of the people Of
which they have enjoy
ed in the past.
T. N. EDDY, SEAL
SAMUEL GERBER. SEAL
25G.Gc
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Ground-swelt fot nsasae Over II
whelmipg Republican, Cause.

- New, york, Oct 49,
HON. r: A. JAMES: /: -. !. so. I.
Chairman, State Democratic, Com,
/ mittee,''' :
Richmond, Va:
The ground-swell for the league
and the Democratic ticket is about
to overwhelm the Republicans. The
most reprehensible and untruthful
campaign in POLITICAL history is at
the brink of defeat. Now is the
time for Virginians to redouble THEN
efforts, if such great efforts as they
havesmaae can be redoubled. Let us
make Overwhelming the victory which
is certain. / shall ever be grateful
for the patriotic efforts you have put
forth in behalf of cause create,
| ;than any personality Of mine, but
Unjust always feel under a persona
l;debt to you for what you have done
Lin my name.
/ JAMES M. cox.
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Common Council

Ait a regular meeting Of the COM
mon council of the City of Alexandria,
Va, held October 2G, 1920, there were
present:
II. r. Burke, esq, president, and
Messrs. McCaffrey, Matter, Ruben
Ticer, Downham, Wattles, Desmond
Drury, Sullivan, Ballenger, l'awler
and beavers.
A resolution appropriating $4,000
for use of the fire department fiscal
year 192O-21 was recommended by the
Joint committee on fire and I'm
anoe and passed. Ayes 10. Noes 0.
A resolution increasing the salary
Of the keeper of Aims House to $500
ner annum was recommended by the
Joint committee on poor and finance
and passed. Ayes l3. Noes 0.
A bill of DR.. Walter A. Warfieh
for services physician to poor, amount
$50, was recommended by the joint
COMMITTEE. on, Poor and Finance and
passed. Ayes 13. Noes 0.
A resolution appropriatire Sl4ol
TO surface Month Washington street
from Queen to Wythe streets was re-
commended by the point committee
ON streets and finance and passed
Ayes -. Noes 0.
An ordinance authorizing the Stanc
ard Oil Company to lay pipe me
ON the north side of Oronoco street
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to the joint committee on lrealti. and
france. art
The privilege. of tie; floor was
granted to owners Of propenty in
george Washington Park, ard u num-
per addressed the board and letters
Hare read urging the City Councils 10
compel the Alexandria Water Com
rany to lay mains ard supply waiter
to George Washington Park. The chief
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IA FOR WATER *
& BY PARK RESIDENTS
L { Continued from page one)

ed on and he told council that con-
BINS in George Washington Park
Every bad IN case Of fire.
he resignation of Frank W. Lat
4 as superintendent of gas was
d and accepted. He Thanked coun-
for the courtesy extended him
NE superintendent for the past
teen years.
Resolution Of councilman Wattles,
thorizing the Fight committee to
boint someone to fill the vacancy
III his successor is elected. by city
neil was adopted.
{he salary Of the superintendent
the city aims house was Increased
I'm $500 to $500 a year.
The sum Of $4,000 was appropriat-
for the fire department for 1920
ID 1921, and the sum Of S1,400 was
proprlated for resurfacing Wash
ston street. between Queen and
Sythe streets.
The sum of 5000 was appropriated
sewer in rear of the thousand
ock Duke between Patrick and
enry streets.
Councilman MeCaffrey suggested
bother committee ON police be APP
binEed, it being impossible to get
ktior out of the committee. If the
enbers appointed don't want to act
bunciIman Ruben Thought they
you'd be discharged and someone else
amed in their stead.
Councilman Downham told of his
ability to get the committee on gen
al laws together, Aldermen Wilkins
said told him they newer met
iese committees he said should mol
sleeping" committees. Announce
ZEN was made that the street com
ittee next Tuesday night will holt
open meeting in the office of Cit!
ngineer Dunn to consider the petit
ON of j. D. Knight for the A!exan
ria Lumber Company to erect sheds
the lot on Alfred between Wolfe
nd Wilkes streets and Councilman
awler, of the street committee, asked
hat all who desire to protest agains
heir erection attend the meeting.
Other matters presented follow: Bill
L DR.. W. A. Wanfieh of $50 fol
eaTth department ordered paid; ordi
ance to place discs at certain inter
bottoms and approprSating $40 fo'
lame adopted; petition of drivers Of
6tneys to be permitted to stand or
he 1900 block King street, commit
lee on streets reported they were with
: ut authority to grant such permits
lion and report adopted; permission
Eiver O. H. Daniels to make altera'
ions to building S27 Oronoco street;
ordnance granting Standard Or
company permission to lay pipe line
% its plant from Shoots wharf,
! dopted; resolution to INSTALL catch
basin in the southwest wing of city
market referred to committee on pub
lie property and streets; resolution
authorizing the city. tax collector tc
tell all property on which taxes have
lot been paid at public auction Decer1
Ter IA adopted; resolution Of coun-
SiAnan Drury apprcprsating $40 fo1
Fhirty-six parking signs on King
Street adopted and nonconcu1red in by
/ he board of aldermen; petition Oh
Mrs. E. r. Burson to- repair shingle
foof of house GOT Oronoco street re-
(erred to public property and fire
committee; petition of Charles L.
Ewald to erect porch at 701 North
Washington street referred to Street
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line On orenoco street, ri So,
Petition of. b O.; Daniels ito alter
house, SGT oronoco sstaea.'i r.,
Petition from ,jitney' drivers:
Petition Fl. seserliai . lsR alley south
of Duke street; r
Resolution ;alppropr::attiing. si4ee for
street repairs on Washington street.
Communication from Virginia Attn
fetic Club to rent upper story at Old
Truck House.
:. Petition from Mrs E. R. Bprson to
repair house GOT Oronoco street. !
Petition from J. D. Knight Ito erect
storage she'd on Alfred street between
Wofe and Wilkes streets.
Petition from c. S. Ewah to erect
porch in front 7Ol Month Washing,
ton street.
Ordinance regarding iron discs II
center of Intersection of streets Eaic
on the table.
Resignation Of F. ". Latham q:
superintendent of gas. :"
Resolution authorizing the commit
ltee on light to employ a suitable mal
for superintendent of gas works. unit!
council can elect successor to Mr.
Latham.
Communication from the Mayor re
gartling the abolition of certain cit.
offices.
r. F. MARBURY, President
w. w. Ballenger, Clerk pro tenn.
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Of the fire department made. STATE.
lmens of the Inadequate T7sster supt,sy.
4 resolution. apprcprrarAtg S4e ~
erec. tl;'rty-s;x parking sigirs on hans
street was offered By Mr.. Drnr> and
passed. This was returned from the
board of Aldermen non-concurfeG IN
and referred to the committee on
streets. Council receded from its pre-
vicus action ana concurred in the ac-
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from the wharf occupied by W. A.
smoct and Company to a point about
10 feet west of Union street, op-
poSFte the PROPERTY of the Standard
Oil Company and into said property
was submitted ,bJi' fHf Committee on
streets and read three times and pass
ed. Ayes Is. Noes 0.
| A resolution appropriatipg $500 To
construct sewer nopthward, eastward
and westward in alley south Of Duke
Street between Patrick and HENRY
streets under certain conditions was
recommended by the committee on
streets and passed Ayes IL. Noes y
The committee on streets reported
that they were unable to find that the
city council had any authority to de-
signate jitney stands on the streets.
A motion TO refer to the corporation
attorney was lost. Ayes !. Noes ~
and the report was adopted.
The committee on streets recon-
mended that Mr.. o. H. Daniels be per
matted to erect building at No. 82'
Oronoco street under certain condl-
tions and the report was adopted.
A resolution directing the tax col
;ector TO sell at public auction all real
estate upon which taxes are unpaid III
conformity with the city charter sale
commencing December l4th, 1870. was
passed.
A resolution appropriatng $40 to
purchase and install six center discs
at certain street intersections was
recommended by the committee on
streets and passed. Ayes -. Noes o.
The resignation of Mr.. +. W. Lat
ham, superintendent Of gas was re-
ceived and referred to the commit
tee on fight.
A resolution to empower the COM
mittce on light to employ supernten-
DENT of gas until an, election by CITY
, Couaeil, was passed.
A petition from occupants of stands
in the city market 10 INSTALL eaten
basin at entrance north Of Market
alley was referred to the JOINT ccm-
, mittee on public property and streets
J A proposal from the Virginia AthIe
, tic Cub for rental of old engine house
, on Prince street was referred To the
committee on public property.
i A petition from J. D. Knight ia
I erect lumber sheds for the Alexandria
! Lumber Company OH AlfI7H street be
| tween Wolfe and Wilkes streets was
referred to the committee on streets
0 with the understanding that all per-
I SON interested will re heard at meet
ing of the committee on November 2
e 1920.
A petition from Charles Ewad to
erect porch at 7Ol North Washington
/ street and from
q Mrs. c. r. Burson TO reShingle roof
I at No. GOT 0ronoco street. was refer,
: red to the committee ON streets.
A communication from the Magyar
Recommending the Adjustment of cr1
tain physicians in the Health Depalt,
mcnt and reduction in the Gperatin"
, expenses was received and referte'
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tlon III the Board OF Aldermen.
A resolution appropriating $500 10
reimburse Nh. a. s, Norford for dam
age ~ automobile by fire department.,
.,;,s received from the board of alder
men ard their. action ccHcu,red IN.
The beard. then adjourned.
r.. R.. BURKE. President
Teste Darrell r. Stansbnry, Clerk of;
Council.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-27
END OF DANSEY CASE
Suspects In Boys Disappearance
DISCHARGED From Custody.

Mays Landing, N. j., Oct. 81
The last chapter in the Dansey case
was PROBABLY written here yesterday
when Charles S. White and Mrs.
Edith Jones, housekeeper for Whites
;3ther, were discharged from GUS
tody. They had been under bail for
a year in connection with the disap-
pearance of Billy Dansey the four
vear-old boy, whose body was later
found in a swamp. Their release fol-
lows the failure Of grand jury to
find indictments against them.
Marble Hill press., 1920-06-03

Advance She was born January
IS 1899 AGED 2l wears , month,
and . dlys
She vas Lizzie Condor before her
marriage 10 Ellison Harris winch
occurred October 81 1918 To fhf,
union two children were born. a son
and daughter the former 10 month.
o.d and the little olrl only lived 4a
hour Lizzie was a kind ana IoNHa
wife and a friend IN an
Marble Hill press., 1920-06-03
MAN WIN BACh BR0hEN
DIES AT HOSPITAL TO-DAY

Marion Munele. the young man
brought here last week from Gideon
suffering with a broken back, died
at St Francis hospital at 3 O'Clock
Wednesday afternoon His condi-
ton has been very serious since the
day he was injured by a falling tree,
the entire lower part of his body
being paralyzed
MIR. Munele was Is years old and
leaves a wife, father and several
other near relatives.
The body was shipped this morn
ing by the Hoch Undertaking COM
pany to Lutesville, his former home,
where burial took place this after
noon.--Cape Girardeau Southeast
MiSsourian.
The body of Mr.. Munele arrived
here last Thursday and was taken
to the vicinity of Scopus, where he
formerly resided, for interment. He
was a son of Isaac Munele. The
bereaved family has the sympathies
Marble Hill press., 1920-06-03
Increased Pay for Army and
Navy With Back Pay

The president has signed the bill
providing for increased pay for the
officers and enlisted personnel Of
the army. navy aud marine corps
This hill provides for an increase in
pay for officers Of from $40 TO $40
per annum
The new monthly rates Of pay for
enlisted personnel in the navy has
been fixed as follows; chief petty
officers permanent Sl26; acting, 500;
petty officers, first class, $Si; second
class, S72. third class, $50, non-rated
men, first class, $5i, second class.
S4S, third class. $33 Fireman. first
class $50 In addition to the above
base pay enlisted men will be en-
titled to additional pay for service
aud permanent additions. The bill
prov ides for a fiat increase OF ~ per
cent for the army and marine corps.
The bill provides for the transpor-
tation of families of officers and en-
listed men ordered to make a per-
manent change of station and also
provides for the payment of reen-
listment money to any man who re-
enlists within one year from date of
honorable discharge and within six
mouths after the passage of this bill,
Marble Hill press., 1920-06-03

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Marble Hill press., 1920-06-03

this Grarulty to be paId al the rate
OF one months pay at date OF dis
charge for each year that the man
reenlistS for This last provision IS
a very important one lnaSmuch as
many men who have been out Of
the service less than one year. but
more than four months can now re-
turn and receive bonus Of four
months nay for rsenliStlng for a
period of four years.
ReServistS 81 inactive duty can
transfer to TIE regular navy to com
plete the uneXpired portion of their
enrolment and receive four months
pay of their confirmed rating at date
of release for so doing and in add-
ton will receive the increased pay
for man reenlisting and will be
granted thirty days leave of absence.
The navy recruiting officer at ST.
Louis will furnish transportation
gratis to any eX-service men in this
loca ity or in the state of Missouri
who desires to 60 to St Louis for the
purpose of returning to the regular
navy IL they will make application
for it.--DeSoto Press.
Marble Hill press., 1920-06-03
Additional Locals

From the lronton Baptist Home.
By the time this issue of the paper
reaches its readers, the Home will
have entered upon the eighth year
fits existence. Its lately purchaS-
ed site contains one hundred and
seventy.tive acres, with splendid i'm.
provements. just a mile from town
We are now planning the erection of
Marble Hill press., 1920-06-03
Gone, But NOT Forgotten

In loving remembrance of Mrs,
Lizzie Harris, who departed this
life April II, 1920. at her home near
Marble Hill press., 1920-06-03
A DOMESTIC CRISIS

Henry, don't know what to do.
Cook says the children annoy her
and, if We don't get rid of them,
she'll leave"
Marble Hill press., 1920-06-03
NO. li23
Official Statement of the Financial

condition of the Bank o; Marble Hill
at Marble It'll. state ~ Missouri. at
thr close of business IN the 2Oth day
Of May 1919, published in the
Marble Hill Press. a newspaper
printed and published At Marble
Hill. state ul Missouri. On the 3rd
day of June. 1890.
Marble Hill press., 1920-06-03
'arbIe Hin. Missouri. Thursday, June }, 1920.
0iGeinl Stnrrnon, ol tho Finnnci

condition Of the Bank Of Patton at
Patton state uf Missouri. u, the close
H' business un the goth duy 81
Nm lH2n, published IN The Mar
h' Hl.I Press o newspaper printed
and published 20 Marble Hill, state
90. Missouri. un the ari day Of
L-n-- lNan.
Marble Hill press., 1920-06-03

great building on Tins new site
,.ore than this. the Home has taken
care Of nearly a hundred old people
Misses Sula and Trryal Eaker
came n2 i-om ZaIma the latter part
ol last week and visited friends
mere a few DAYS They are mem
oors Of the Ozark Quintet who left
Tuesday To hlI a number Of engage
mcntS in southeast Missouri and
northern Arkansas The other mem-
berS are Mrs Neehan and two sons.
Howard and Harold, and their first
engagement was filled at Oran Tues
day night
Mrs } NJ Deck and daughter.
Miss Nell. Of Glen Allen made this
Office a pleasant call Tuesday morn
ing, Miss Nell aud her sister. Miss
Beulah and brother, !. left yes
Jerday, Wednesday for Delta, Colo,
where they expect to teach. They
are all teachers of ability and con-
siderable experience and, while the
people who have been fortunate
enough to secure their services can
congratulate themselves. their many
friends here regret very much to see
them So from us, but wish them the
abundant success they richly de-
serve, in their new field.
W A. Dunn, who resides in the
southeast part OF town, went onto
the roof Of his house Monday morn
ing to make some needed repairs on
it, and it being very wet from the
rains that fell the night before, he
slipped and fell to the ground below.
breaking both wrists and suffering
injuries to one of his hips and legs
His injuries were very painful and
will probably lay him up some time
but his many friends hope nothing
serious will develop. 1t was a dan