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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-09-15
MOVE INSURANCE OFFICE.

The office Of III. E. Martin insur.
ance agency has been moved from
the building located at 500 Chick
asha avenue. The Nu-Way shoe shop
is being moved into the building
located at SOC Chickasha avenue.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-09-15
r. c. Magazine to
BE Discontinued
In Oct. Is AdUice

The executive committee of the
American Red Gross has decided,
because of the rising costs OF publi-
cation, to discontinue the Red Cross
with the issuance OF the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-09-15
Lest You Forget.

Let us remind you that Chamber
lain's Tablets not only cause a gen
tie movement of the bowels but i'm
prove the appetite and strengthen
the digestion.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

This is to notify you that we the
undersigned have associated our
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That is all the need put your kitchen the
popular household laborsavng device in America.
Two million approve the HOOSER because of its spn-
did conructionts simple capa
cyts many exclusive features and its ability steps
and make kitchen work easy Bring in dollar and let
the HOOSIER your home
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-06-24
GENERAL COMMITTEE or
CONVENTION MEETS

the general committee for the en-
tertainment Of The Panhandle Fire
mems Association 10 be held here IN
August. met last Friday night for
the first time This committee is COM
posed Of the several committees. The
purpose Of the meeting was TO arrive
at definite amount Of badges and
other equipment 20 be used by the
visitors and participants. After some
discussion < was decided that metal
badge bearing an impression of The
Hub Of the Plains" signihed by sew
crai sopkes, five Of which represent
ed the railroad facilities Of Lubbock.
Attached 70 this metal badge will be
a rihhcs Gr-yn wnicn there will be
stamped. Tenth Annual Convention
Ps-sanale Fifrmens J. Association.
Lubbock, Texas. Other emblems
we're decided upon and the commit
tee looking ate. The purchase of
flags and ether decorations were re-
quested to secure prices from several
wholesalers and report at another
meeting Of the general committee.
Disc-ss.oH was also made about
the celebration in connection with
the Firemen's Convention. Lubbock
not celebrating the 4th Of July il
was thought probable by the general
committee that one OF the days be
set aside for this event could be des-
ignated as a celebration for all the
people and this way not Interfere
with the program q the convention.
However. before going further with
the work this matter will be taken
no with the Chamber of Commences
Directors and in case celebration
is decided upon by the Directors,
the general committee Of che convcn-
ton win necessarily be aided by
committee representing the Chamber
OF Commerce. II was thought advis-
able that this matter be taken up
with the directors before solicitation
Of funds for the convention is start
ed.
Discussion Of how 10 create much
interest in the convention was made
and II was decided upon that the
publicity committee send out bulle-
tins regularly 10 the various depart
ments notifying them Of the plans
for their entertainment and the
amount Of prizes that would be
==s-dc! 20 The winner A personal
letter 10 all chiefs has been forward
ed
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-06-24
SENATOR BLEDSOE PRAISES
HOBBY'S ACTION

Senator W II. Bledsoe Of this city,
who returned the latter part Of last
week from Austin, the man who
introduced the resolution approprist-
ing 100000 to care for the expense
of sending the militia 10 Galveston,
praises the action taken by Cover
nor Hobby. According TO evidence
at hand Mr.. Bledsoe stated that II
was the Panhandle farmers who were
suffering from the Galveston strike.
Many cars Of Irvine, used for wheat
and other small grain harvesting had
been tied up in Galveston for
months. Directly after putting the
city under martial law the cars be-
gan moving. When Senator Bledsoe
entered the resolution appropriating
100000 TO send militia TO Galveston
he was asked by a Federation men,
Der. why, | thought you were for
u.s." Senator Bledsoe replied by
saying TO the effect that he was when
he thought the laborers were right.
but did not consider they we're right
in that case. Senator Biedsoe praises
Hobby as a Governor.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-06-24
VIII Ward left rhursday mornin.

VIII Ward left Thursday morning
for Lubbock, where he will render
valuable assistance 10 that city as
pitcher in a number OF base ball
games with Slatoh. VIII is an excel
lent pitcher. and Is cool and collect
ed under all conditions. and these
are the many reasons for ms serv-
ices being so much in demand. We
know he will make good with the
Lubbock team .-Tula Herald
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-06-24

Al chisas~n uoshled 9Th ~osrs hsv- an un
healthy cssps. vhieh Indicates poo eAsnd. and 80
rule. there u more of less stomsrh disfufts nee
GROVES TAsfEiESS chill IONIC eivsn rssnlafS
iof two 90 three WEEKS Will enfch tina blo"d. iin
prUve the DIGESTION. and o., a. l;so>rsl Svenfth
-nins fonic 10 the whole system. Nature vii then
lhfo~ "a or dispe the worms. and the Child VIII ~
y u~rfsct health Pleasant 20 take soc pr b. ne
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-06-24

The Tulia Herald states that the
harvesting ~ tbs great wheap crop
IN Swisher county has begun, and
ths prospects for an even heavier
yield than last year - expected. The
acreage, the Herald further states
3 nos a. great ina year ~ last bat
iho grade ~ lho grain viii ~ hsiinr
and there 4 30 mut 90 sasl
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-06-24

Save gasolcne and Lub oil. Use
Double Seal Piston Rings" IN your
motor. Rings carried in stock for ey-
cry motor. Sold on money back
guarantee. Double Seal Ring CO.,
Room 2O7. Security State Bank Bldg,
nhnnn 81 blti
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-06-24

II is no longer safe to offer small
bow a dollar for running an errand.
Some day he may grow up and re-
sent your chcapness.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-06-24

Fred Smith and wife Of Brown
field were here last Friday and sat
urday shopping and visiting with nc
quaintances.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-06-24
SEWING SHOP

Sewing. drcssmaking and altering
at reasonable rates. See Miss nellie
Houston AT the Leader. 5l2p
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-06-24

rlsntr ~ NsnsF llall homs Elean
sseei raiala sllps uIasI naa "a
baet FIefsi sHf
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-06-24
4 Got Real Md When ! Los, Ny
e.ss.u. Ma" Mrs. HANNAH

II went INTO the hen house one
morning and found my favorite set
ter dead. got real mad. Went 70 tho
store, bought some RAT-SNAP and
IN a week ! got six dead rats. Every
body who raises poultry should keep
RAT-SNAP." Three sizes. 2bc, Doc,
81 90. Sold and guaranteed by Cole
Myrick Hardware and Implement Co
and City Drug Store.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-20

musical comedy form, farce that mas
made the whole world laugh and whlcn
has successfully withSlOOd the NlcisSl-
tudes OF the greater part OF half con-
fury without losing It's drawing power
in its original form, The Magistrate.
II Is still played as 4 farce wherever
the English language is spoken, without
the change OF Il line or u situation Al,
though generations OF actors have iOund
in 1t a vehicle for the display oil their
comedy genius.
The book Of Good Morning. Judge"
IL by Frederick Thompson. who followed
the text of the original author with
nicely that retained every essential fea-
turc OF the pot and dialogue, while I'M
parting TO his musical comedy style
and atmosphere. Lionel Moncton ann
Howard Tablet. who supplied the music.
enjoy wide popularity in this country
through having contributed !arEe!y 10
tina scores Of The ArCadians,' tn"
Orchid" The Girl Behind the Counter,
"a Chinese Honey moon" and many 9TH
or musical successes. The local On.
gagcmeut will be among the first road
presentations for Good Morning.
judge" which remained 1t the Shubert
theatre. New York, until the close or
last season, establishing n record for
receipts as we'll as the length Of its
stay. Shep Camp. the eminent coined.
ian, will appear in the principal role OF
the hypocritical old magistrate. Seats
40 on sale Monday At a. N.
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the line will be greatly enhanced, espe-
cially that containing coal, II the Penn
SylviLna Railroad takes over the llne'
because OF the fact that the enormous
revenue It will receive from freight on
coal will justify the expenditure OF con-
siderable money for passenger roIllng
stock.
wellsburg Briefs
Earl Myer, star pacKiield player Of tho
Merchants football team, was able to be
about on crutches, Thursday. Mr.. Myer
recently received broken leg in game
Of football.
Miss Gencvieev Barth and Mrs. J. A..
Strieblch have returned TO their homes
in Moundsville after attending the we'd
ding Of Miss Esther Pope TO MT. John
Conrad. which occurred on Wednesday
mo ming.
Quinn's Dancing Academy will be the
scene of an elaborate dance on Wednos-
day evening preceding Thanksgiving.
Emcrson's orchr stra, with that musical
wonder, Fred Sloop. will furnish the
music for the occasion.
Clarence T.. Myer, who until recently
was employed In Canton. Ohio. but VINO
returned to Wellsburg few days ago.
has accepted clerical position with the
J. NJ. Walker Hardware company.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Vincent are the
ha ppy parents Of daughter.
orn:-To Mr.. and Mrs Jake Baker,
Of Union avenue, boy.
Mrs. Waller Withrow and Mrs. Fred
Cuisick were shoppers in Wheeling on
Thursday.
Msr. Archie Hupp. OF Wheeling, was
a visitor in WcllSburg Thursday.
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serve ON Sunday evening At 7:so
o;iCCK.
I',c first session Of tho quarterly
conference for the year, will convene
in this, church on Saturday, at gao p
M. and will be concluded by DR.. An.
derson.
AlIrn Grove Presbyterian Church.
Rev. G.. w. Boyle. pastor. Sunday school
at 200 p. m. Sermon by the pastor at
8. .. Gave Social. ..
The Allen Grove Sunday school gave
social In the American Club rooms.
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. In
spite Of the Indictment weather the ~.
fair was we'll attended both evenings,
and q good sum Of money was cleared.
The Lally. Light Company furnished
Mrs George Howard will hold = pub
lie sale OF live stock and farm nipple
ments on his farm at the top OF the
BogS's Run hill, Friday, November -.
beginning at 1870 p. m.
get out from Wheeling on Wednesday.
on account Of the drifted condition OF
Mrs. o. D. Talbert entertained the
Allen Grove Sewing Circle At her home.
Thursday afternoon.
poles IN this vicinity are broken down
Mr.. and Mrs. a: D. Hood celebrated
their forticth wedding anniversary at
their thome Wednesday evening.
The work OF rcsurfacinE tho Fairnont
pike has been stopped because Of the
"e Mr. and s%TS Mrs. willard Hicks are NOV
Ing from st. oljvet to GAINESVILLE this
week,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-20
Al JOLSON IN "S|NBAD" SETS
" WHEELING WILD WITH DELIGHT

replete with bright lines and pungcnt
material for refreshing mirth. This was
indi Sputably attested last night when
continuously audible chucklcs roam"d
over the spacious theatre or hearty
laughter ruled II. while approving
p,a1dits rang out for the activities OF
the inimitable JolSon. who Is held
dearly in the hearts Of Wheeling pa
irons OF the legitimate stage. They
were simply hungry for Jolson and tho
reception he received has never before
greeted an entertainer on the Court
stage. From tho time Jolson made his
initial appearance. this popular favor
lite at once ingrattated himself with
every person present. even the most
blase. Then he was welcomed with
spontaneous ovation that lasted until
the final curtain. He was particularly
in form" last night, being rendered
repeated encoreS. and all seemed re-
luctant to permit his departure from
the spotlight.
"Sinbad' IS bright. tuneful and hand
somely costumed. "A wealth of color
ful scenes. beautiful varied costuming.
humor in big quantities. pretty music
and lots of action are but few OF the
qualities that II offers. Naturally.
when a Winter Garden revue leaves the
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metropolis there is keen anxiety on
the part OF the public elsewhere TO
see il. and TO pass their own judgment
on the performance. The swiftly muE-
ing action neccssitates frequent
change in costumes and makes for at
bright and pretty stage effects that are
both elaborate and decidedly pretty
that rank them second only 70 that
procession in "Chu Chm Chow Seen
here last year. 1t differs from usual
Winter Garden attractions AZ it has Il
Arabian Nights, although much OF the
story Is lost in The beautiful numbers
and specialties that punctuate II
throughout. Some Of the big, scenes
are: North Shore Country Club. COLI
Perfumed East. The Palace OF sinhad.
Cabin OF the Whale. The Garden Party,
The Golf Course and last. but not
least. the Amateur Dog Show. Strik-
ing effects in gowns and headse"r arc
scenes. Besides. there are plenty Of
pretty girls who seem to be at ease IN
The Splendid gowns. Little need be
Told of the plot Of "Sinbad" as ones
interest is captivaled from the start
and has no opportunity to ias' c,s,
NJ notable players, not one unknown
to that usual run Of stars in the pro-
fession, Lawrence D'Orsay, still droll.
is welcome and makes his appearance
conspicuous. DritZi Won Busing plays
Mrs. Van Decker and her singing STANDS
out as complete treat. Helen EleS'
as the youthful Nan Van Decker. the
girl who doesn't know her MIND In Sc
lscting a mate, Ats her role to pcrtec-
ton. Franklin y. Baltic and Forest
Hun are the lovers and are real en-
tertainers In the BaEdad scenes, when
they appear az the cobbler aud Sinbad,
respectively, while in tho songs their
work is most noticeable. Sue Creigh-
ton and Virginia Smith are clever in
Juvenile roles, while the dancing OF
Ms-Belle and Wilhert Dunn Is immense,
and their butterfly ballet in the sec
ond act has never been duplicated here.
Indications point TO two more capa-
city houses today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-20
WELLSBURG
MAY PURCHASE
BETHANY LINE

Now York. Nov. 19.-Thc West Penn
Railway company has been eliminated
among the possible purchasers OF the
Wellsburg. Bethany and Washington
hallway company, and, while the actual
purchaser Is not known at this time. IN
dlcations point TO the Pennsylvania Rail-
road MS the future owners of the system.
Had the West Penn System been de-
s!rous of purchasing the road II could
possibly have done SO for q price con-
Siderably less than the present one
Some few years ago much Of the COM
pany's stock was bought as low as 25
cents on the dollar. One local citizen, II
iq understood. acquired approximately
seven thousand dollars worth Of stock at
that iigurc.
The bethany line has made consider
able strides, however. during tho past
three years. Under the management Of
Prof. L. T. McEvoy, wages have been
Increased thirty-three percent. and in
addition TO that. two dividends have
been paid. To make this feat all the
more Spectacular. the company has actu-
ally lowered the rates Of fares on one
coca sion
Development Of coal lands situated
along tho street car line Is taking place
1T rapid pace, and all property along
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lesion to visit relatives over Thanks
giving.
John Cusack has accepted n position
as clerk ut the B. 4 .. railroad SHOES
Chas. Burley who has been III for
some time Is getting along nicely.
Stanley Simpson OF Shadys!de was
visitor in this city last evening.
Mrs. Anna Bole who has been visiting
in New Cur-Nerland has returned home.
Miss Ola Carroll has returned home
from Clarksburg where she has been
spending a number Of days.
Smith Mccullough will move his fam
lily 10 Buffalo y. Y. the coming week.
Miss Virginia Leach OF Cameron Is
spending number of days here with
relatives
Jean Keller has gone to Washing
ton u. c.. where he expects to enlist III
the Army.
Mrs. Fred Zimmerman who has boon
spending number Of days in Clarksburg
has returned home.
Mrs. James Reilly has returned 10
her home At WayneSburg after visit
ing here for number of days.
Mrs. Minnie Morgan will return home
from Post Boy Sunday where she has
been visiting for a number of days.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel TefSt have gone
TO Mississippi. and New Orleans 10
visit for I month.
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COURT FHxAr1R PACKED TO CA.
PAcITY-ATTHNpAN REC
oAD HHA3FERED
Thastro 9oers Hungry FOR Their Ia
voritS-He Cots HouItnS
Reception.

II there is such 4 thing as being In
toxicated with entertainment in these
prohibition days. then those that Wit
messed Al Jolson in "Stnbad" last night.
and the ones that have seats for NATL
zee and night, today, are IN store for
such predIcament. This biggest and
Best Winter Garden triumph has shat
terCd all attendance records at the
Court theatre, this on the fact that the
mrgsst price ever charged for n theat-
r!cal performance III this city. speaks
OF thu magnitude in which this
sprlshtly spree OF melody. singing
DANCING and mimtcry IS held by tho
Sheatre-going public A Shubert pro-
ductiOu. these notable producers have
seldom failed TO hit the target when
attempting anything in theatrical
way. and in this case seem 20 have
made a sure-hre bulrs-eye hit Be-
sides the appealing music and songs
that run side by side with this seem
tcaIly incompatible production, 1t is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-20
TITS UP TO YOU"

Music lovers will be deeply Interested
in tho tragic story OF the death OF Man
uel Klein, composer of IT'S Up to You,
which will open its Wheeling engage
ment at the Court theatre, on Monday
evening. November end. prior to it's
opening in Chicago and New York City.
Mr.. Klein. who is credited with COM
posing most all OF tho Now York Hip
podrome music. was conducting an or
chestra in London. when u German Yep
Many people In the theatre were killed
and wounded, the roof Of the building
entirely demolished. Although Mr-
Klein vas not seriously injured. he sui.
fered intensely from shell shock, and
Hts family brought him. back to Aneri-
ca, and placed him in sanitarium
where he remained until bis death. Dur
ing the long hours OF lonesomcness At
tho sanitariurn, he wrote score which
deayor. They shook their heads sadly
and agreed that he was insane. After
his death, his lawyers found among his
papers tho SCORE Mr.. Klein had written.
They Immediately communicated with
Mr.. william Moore Patch. producer Of
ITS Up to You" offering him the mu-
sic. After hearing It played. Mr.. Patch
accepted II instantly, and with the help
OF Augustin McHugh. author Of Older
$685." and The Meancst Man In tn"
Take 1t from Nc" and now personally
appearing In ITS Up to You" wound
an unusually funny book around tt
real American. red-bloOd"d. WallinSford
story. Its Up to You Is the direct
result Of their combined efforts.
Every Time See You. Dear" tho song
hit OF the play. clearly portrays in
particular the pathetic incident In MI
Klein's life. Someone Console Me ~
an appealing, tuneful melody. Other
musical offerings of brighter n1tuIo
have bean contributed to ITS Up 70
You by John MacManus, musical d.
rector, who will personally conduct the
large orchestra In Wheeling,
Seats are now on sale for this his
attraction which comes with the highest
OF endorsements from eastern cities.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-20
1.-THE ED WYNN CARNIVAL"

Earl Brnham, the hero. in The Ed
Wynn Carnival' (ilrSt cdit:"n) which
comes TO tho Court theatre shortly. is
composer OF several musical successes.
"Wh-n." sunX by John Mccormack. at
all his concerts. is from the prolific pen
of This CleNer MritCr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-20
Courts Coming Attractions.

Courts Coming Attractions.
Nov. 22-23-"lt's Up 10 You"
Gig Musical ConIedyD
Nov. "J-2G27-"Good Morning,
Judge" tmusical ComcdyO
Nov. 29-30--"Ail Aboard for
Cuba" with Jean Tyncs.
Dec. Mat. and Ev'g-PrCii's
Bad Boy"
Dec. @-3-4-ComstoCk & Gcst's
Adam & Eva" Comedy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-20
SHERRARD
Church SarviceS,

CHURCH SorV1ceh.
Pleasant Hill NJ r. Church. sunday
school AT 1900 n. m. DR.. e. Fred Arder-
son. Tho district superintendent. will
preach. and communion will be OBJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-20
rAnQT TT

CAUSE ENOUGH Fo1 A SCARF
J. v. Bell / misrpovingf. II etaoin {
J. V. Bell Is improving over his scare
which was caused from Q snake swal-
lowing his toe.-Warrcn Eagle-Demo-
rat.
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"eood Morning, Judge"

"0ood Morning, Judge"
When Good Morning. Judge" opens
its forthcoming engagement at the
Court Thanksgiving matinee for the
balance Of the week, local playSoers
will have an opportunity to witness In
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AMERICAN LEGION,

Incomplete and scattering reports
to State headquarters in Richmond
indicate that at least 1000 new men,
bers were added to the Legion IN
Virginia during the big membership
"push" last week. Many posts con-
tinped their work over Saturday be-
cause they were delayed in launch
ing their campaigns. They are
seeking to enroll every available ex-
service man and do not care to end
the movement until that object has
been accomplished.
Colonel Franklin D'Olier, National
Commander of the American Legion,
will visit Richmond on June q and
%, in making tour of practically
every section of the country. Ar
engagements arc now being worked
out for his reception and entertain
ment by the Richmond Post. No. |,
and the Virginia Department Head
quarters.
Because Of the National Com
mander"s visit, the regular May
meeting of the State executive COM
mittce, which was scheduled for May
%, has been postponed until June q,
lin Eorfer that he may be present.
Meeting with the state executive
cenimittee at the same time will be
tile 'district committees for the First.
Third and Fourth districts. Colonel
| rNOlier will be the guest of several
affairs arranged in his honor by
tic Richmond pest and the Women S
! Auxiliary. while Mrs. D'Olier who
will accompany her husband, vii! be