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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-04
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
CITN
Howard B. Wilson & Co. = 2i4a

sGO5 FRA%KFORD AV.-H. ". ht. elec..
incl porch hdwd noors, copper screens
awnings, real home IN main n only sG9W6
Howard B. Wilson & Co. o;1 2l.a
S50O CASH REQUIRED Porcn front a
rooms tile bath; open fireplace; electricity
and gas; hot-wat"r heat; 64i2 y. iith ~
For particulars call Woodland i8l4 j
1Oc5 INVESTMENT; ) properties, all rented.
sO3 per month, will sell at a price To-
MANE, INC. Finance Dlds.
ONLY S276O big bargain @538 Il Dakots
st 4 rooms, Flpe.csS heater, large lIt m
rtpT street; excellent condition, terms reason.
able Apply G22 chestnut st, second nor
18TH, NEAR COLUMlnA-l2 rooms .
baths; newly installed hot water sls'eni,
owner leaving city; viii consider orer
I.UTES. 7O3 Walnut s..
ETH sT ABOVE ONFORD-8I rooms, 4
haths, hot-water heat, electric light, gar
EORRIS ST. ". Of 18Th. IL rms, bath. All
outside rms, assd $4,000; LIST mtge., $500.
owner leav, city, 10000, Lutes. 7O3 Walnut
gOI4 HARPER ST.-G rHE.. ath 4 laundry
rea sonablc near 3Orh ard GIFard ave.
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HIGHLAND PARK
LANGHORNE

0,ar m Acra l3-ROOM HOUSE
ONCI oil HSiC GARAGE, ,HENNERY
Shade. shrubbery and fruit In abundance
large garden. planted: lot runs to rear st
w.ll luCht.d rnOnly; reasonable price; photo
PETERS & SON. Cos CHESTNUT ST ,PIIlLA
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Observation-Disclosures
BR0OKLINE

SMALL farm or acreage, with water fro,
age, near Phlla,, allentown or WlImInqto
state loc,, price. terms a 0n3 Jed n
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WEST PHILADELPHIA
GER NIASTOWS
COUNTRY BOARDING
FARM BOARDING

FARM BOARDING.
Boarding on farm equipped for same; cIty
ConN "uieLcsH in country, Ideal Tor rest ano
ICC' cation.
MAPLE WOOD FARM
EPHRATA. PA
CO WIn:kE IT'S COOL! Mountain air: large
looms, fresh vegetables, eggs, milk poul-
try and fruits; special rates to parties
THE NAPLES tOulorSTOrI. Pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-04

YOU miss this office. Remomber "Sross"
stands for al! that good real estate Soth
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-04

way, Langhorne. Pa: pOxbO0 tt; will sell
cheap to quick buyer. W. HAMILTON, 007
East Stnte ST Trenton. n !
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General
HELP WANTED-MALE

YOOKKEEPER, capable Of taking charge of
offce full-fa shioned hosiery mill: must b,
sxp. in cost accounting. 32h Led OF
BRANCH MANAGER - Large corpora tion
with branch Offices IN principal cities
U. g., requires capable men over 25 years
Of age. industrious. unquestioned integrity;
mar gers position for those who qualify.
qommIsslon basis Apply to Mr. ROhr 1908
TO IL or TO T. Wednesday, evening
1.go to $50.
CORRESPONDENT. one who has had exp
In brokers' ofhcsi one with knowledge OF
German preferred only experienced men will
be considered. good salary. Apply H. 4 Is.
WQlf & Co. 1929 Walnut st
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SEE JOHN M. ENBURG

S4OO CASH-VACANT
6l53 Upland St, mahogany and white in
trrior. latest OF pdprring ONeiII, 579t
ave, N'~'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-04
MAN

A vacancy in our sales stan confronts
us We are In "A Quandary a. to Just
how TO go about filing II. We have
decided, after careful thought. to waive
all the requirements that ordinarily
might demand Of an applicant AN I'M
posing record Of success and long ex-
perience and to throw the opportunity
wide open 10 the hrst man over IS
years OF age who convlnces US. no mat
ter what his experience or lack OF ex-
perienCe may be. that he has hts heart set
on making lifetime ccnntC ion where
the personal ntersst OF u sympathetic
organization. plus a fine sales proposit on
and unusual compensation Inducements,
wilfEty him the lift he's long been look
ing for, but hardly dared TO hope TO find
Take advantage OF this really exceptional
offer while the bars are down. A Ike
chance won't come your way again in
Rpars Call between 10 and T.
SUITE ll0S
LAND TITLE AND TRUST BLDG.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-04
NEW JERSEY FARM
NEW JEKSEY FARMS
l2O Acres Equipped Between
New York and PHILADELPHIA

Take It now and get horses. : cows 100
hens, crops gas engine. full implem-nts
tools. machinery. vehicles thresher included
productive farm and splendid home; easy
walk Il. X station; edge hustling r. r.
town. close worlds best markets, ndyan-
tHges; ll3 acres rich lOamy llllags growing
alfalfa. 25.cOw brook watered wirc-fencei
pasture wood. timber lots fruit; fine >
shade; excellent view: good l0-cow barn
slate roof, COW barn. garage. etc: Insurance
part cash; easy terms; remarkable value in
farm 80 splendidly located: come and sec II
Catalogue free, d. a. Collins. Pennington.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-04
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

MANV'FACTCRER OF synthetic dyes, pho
tographic and MEDICINAL chemical com,
.nersy 20 assist IN the manasement OF the
business At the yearly salary OF S"oOO Plus
per cent uf sales. who Will loan the
COMPANY $1,000 on first len on the assets or
the plant with option Of accepting payment
IN cash or capital stock the plant can be
Eeot In constant operation with substantial
rernirigs by WORKING capital A s2i. Ledger
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-04
AUCTION SALES
All Machinery and Equipment OF
Payet Silk Dyeing Corporation

Including dyeins. bleaching. washing an'
spraying tanks. drying, singeing, bsamins
finishing, padding, folding, smbrolderins ana
sewing machines. tantrino frames. )sss
reakers. calendars, extractors, dustsos
Dublin machine, boilers. motors and otn~
equipment dyesturrs, chemicals and oth"
supplies, office furniture and fixtures
Machinery recently purchased from Vsn
VIaanderen Machine Company, Full edulp
ment for dyeng and finishing plant. Term
CRFh.
Inspection by appointment. Inquire soiu
man & MIlholland, l48 Broadway, New foIs
city, or Henry c. johnson, 1877 Fulton ~
nue., Long Island City.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
LOGAN
PENNsyLvANIA-s
SWARTHMORE NEAR COLLEGE

BUNGALOWS, CLUBHoUsES = on river.
front. Port Indian, above Norristnwn: 7
rcCms. porchcs, etc: very little cash. bal
ance easy paymsnt Telephone Jos. Box
40, NOrrstOwn. Pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-04

794O pIVkS ~ :. & b., n. fncing BuiSt
Park; si5. j, y McMtChael, 5Sth q Spr MD
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FOR SALE

FURNITURE OF lO-room house at Il sacrt
hcr. 1850 Parkside ave. Belmont 5Gl2 W
,HYSlCIANS static machine. Cal! mornings,
AGA Wcightman Bldg. 1924 Chestnut Vt
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-04

BUSINESS SERVICE co, III4 Land TitIe
ENGINEERS (Mech. )-Produc.. auto mach
MANAGER tstore(-Seed a. agriculturai inn,
eECRETARY--Confde man, {8S-S4O
GRAPHERS-Several pos. Slb up.
CIVIL SERVICE examinations September
and October; many vacancies; salary 81 400
$500: write for sample test. = 332, Led on
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-04

sGo5 FRANKFORD Ay.-H. ". ht. elec
incl porch. hdwd noors copper screens
avnInEs; real home IN main st; only fOnu0
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-04
REAL ESTATE WANTED

INVESTORS now turning TO reL,sl estate.
have BUYERS for anything that is right in
~ ice. Old or new, one or more I'm VIcinItW
"f Gcrmantown; send full particulars -
Mhn u. MCNanCrty, 572l Germant0wn ave ~
WhNTED,,lFor factory space, Q floors. rail.
road siding preferred; about 7500 soi,a or,
feet each floor. 2 a24 I4dEer GtInsOI sIuare
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-04
FLORIDA
REAL ESTATE-sALE OR RENT
NEW JERsEY-SuBURBAN
CAMDEN
FOR SALE OR LONG LEASE

About i acres Of river fats and riparIan
land at the mouth OF the Cooper River
IN oamuen, \, j. about 1900 feet OF
An ideal home for a contractors pIont
while building the Delaware River
or storing material; tying up bDnts
lsh'ers dredges, etc. can dig for more
water II needed or use for dumping
ground when sXCaVating for the shoro
anchorage for the bridge or for any
",h"r purpose that docs not conflict with
ne laws and rules Of the city, State or
Nation; for terms see "
GEORGE JARRETT, Owner. 8oa Coooe.
sIn 'nmden. or at his summer home
l2OO Wesley ave, Ocean CITY N
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-04
USED AUTOMOBILES
CAN YOU RAISE, $500

i"d can De the owner OF 4 new reputable
m"derat" price car: very Z .nyeni.nt MONTH";
p'i, p"H hshls Sls arrhngcd. for further particulars
call Germa mt ywn 1885
AtTHDRlZEp DEALER
043l Germantown ave.
Omen u.Qn
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APAR TMENTS

g02i nHEST%I'T ST Three rooms ar1
nt h second floor; southern exposure: ref
,I"ECsE.
APARTMEET EADQUARTERS
Central apartments specially Sherwood
Apartment Agency. 1894 Walnut ST.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-04

ADVERTISE, ,tr " O.. who
has spme spare time, pd'rs hls s"rv-
Ices, part time. strictly on rec
bp sIs has had unusual experience in
retail and wholesale Advertising
problems; does not want Job: does
MOI want 10 be your advertising
manager and does not want 70 act
as advertising assent, but wants 70
help. because 20 years of ripe, sue
Cess'ul experience in advertising
qualities him 10 be Of grAat value In
ADVISING and aiding you solve snne
OF your problems, Zee must be com
n,rnSurats wrh work 10 be psr-
formed. all communications slricuy
confidential. NJ 4l4. Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-04
sITuATIoNs wANTED-mALE

FOREIGN EXCHANGE MAN. experienced.
able correspondent. several European Ian
YOUNG MAN, s years experience In book.
keeping and general office work, desires
nesition With nrst-class arm. p 3O6. Ledger
poUTd TxH d-siTss Afternoon work; viii
contidX anything; highest references.
~ ~ oincss
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-04
TIOtiA
TIOGA
OISFS

DESIRABLE and 3 sty. properties, nam
train trolley. Lewis Estate, 18Th a Tioga
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HERE'S 4 LINE THAT Is

We are getting into the busiest sea-
son of the year and will put on q or
hlEh-grads men who are not
AFRAID TO work and who are capable
OF handling proposition Of real
sales merit. many OF our men ar.
earning better than $3.50 per month
in face OF depression aud staguaut
buying because our proposition gets
the merchant on a paying basis
when everything else fails we ad-
vertise extensively and more than
20 per cent OF our sales throughout
tho country are made on leads We
send statesmen; will not waste
time on anybody under % or more
than 80 years OF age; neither do we
want professional Job hunters to ap-
ply; desire men OF clean records
who want TO earn more money than
they have pulled down far this
year; we have an exceptional oppUr-
tunity and II We accept you We will
give you thorough training before we
start you out, Call at Green Hotel
aud ask for Mr.. Hammer. Out-of-
town applicants write.
3oSIERY--Managsr TO take charge full
fashioned hosiery mill: must be thorous nj,
experienced in production. selling and pur
chasing; splendid opportunity for the rish'
nan: state age and experience. 9SO
&edger Ofice:
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sALESAIEN


TILE sETTERs and helpers wanted nnjon
wages 50. 81; long Job; transportatiom
paid. Address George +. Riley 1917 ROGET
Ave. Brooklyn, y. Y.
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o'-3 " "IH-Six rooms and bath, hot
water and electric. incosed porch; gsraRe
privileges, screens. awnings and incIosaaI
shed; excellent location; S73O0 ARR5W
REALTY CO, 523 W. Olney ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-04

WE HAVE n large list OF attractive houses
from $4,000 up; send tor our list and state
about the price YOU want to pay and number
OF rooms required
II. c. WILLIAMS. Arlington. Pa.
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AGENTS


AGENTS WANTED
to sell In your own territory ~ truck
guaranteed 8. ton speed truck retail
Ing at Sg1 so. must have a. Ford TO
demUnstrate and he able to pay for
and carry few units in stock, ex-
C-pliuuuI Oppurtuuitv to make big
money Address Afrurdablc Co. 500
Wldener Bldg, Philadelphia. Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-04

ShUOO-7 rms. ana bath. cleo: lot 25x2O0;
chicken house and nico garden. F'oy, Jen.
kintown, Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-04

FOR SALE-Two houses anN garage for o.,
cars capacity; t!r"proot building; heat i0
caIion in West PhlPdephia. Apply 6O47 To-
N
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-04
BERwYN
ELKINS caRK
GI.ESSIDE

NEW Colonial dwellings reduced In price: 10
rms, . baths, hUt-water ht.. hrwd. floors
MCCORMICK & MCCORMICK
Lincoln Bldg. or Eikins Park
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-18
Wickedest Buffalo
Executed by O,Uner
BY United Press

by United Press.
Cheyenne. wyo.. Oct is.-Geronl
mo, tho wickedest oil buffalo bull
that ever lowered his shaggy head,
IS dead Geronimo was owned By
Charles irwin. OF the Y-G ranch.
But Geroninio's moannesa iucrcas.
ed with age. Wire fences meant.
nothing to him. and the buffalo be
came common sight on many
ranches. Naturally. ranchmen
cursed Geronimo's existence. as
their cattle escaped through the gaps
in tic fences. Reports Of badly
gored cattle came to Irwin. aud one
morning a particularly fine bull
was found dsembowelcd. A fcw
hours later. Geronimo appeared at
his wallow. his head matted with
blood.
And, SO. on circumstanial eyi.
dence. the big buffalo was executed
by Irwin. His head. with its wicked.
~ cleaning eyes hangs on the wall
Of the living room Of the Y.G ranch
house. His hide makes n beautiful
rug.
and this spirit reads the sign.
board above his grave. erected by
cowboys on the Y-6, "is to be found
among tle phantom herds OF Para
disc, where Geronimo, the bison in.
carnatlon of the devil himself, has
ceased his roaming and fence.walk-
ing and treacherousr charges. to find
happiness in the society of his kind
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-18

plans for two moe ioF lhe following
season. over sto.leo lrees planted On
..oeo NOS ot land ahd IN additional
a.ooo mow SEEDED.
Tho railways ase engaged In Te
ioFesiailaa woFk iooklhg forward 10
supplying their oNA Ties and other
slmbers used N failFuad conatFue
llon and maintenance. Several other
railways arc contemplating similar
Developments. Tho budgets arc ,oi
81 BY the various hallway admlhls
tfations interested
with her fiooii china "a an csi
ample u the voih of tho need
Of retorcslailon. AFbor day IN China
4 a national holiday nos. ana Il
- observed IA schools ard hy hlEh
Officials"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-18
China TO Start
Reforesiing To
Sare Her People

ny lnlled rftss
wNhlnFion. OF Is -"The shan.
iuas Asafd." uads famaas ulnee
the p0aee ean.lrHrr and iafe 20
COME ~ for q be rafl Il tho dls
eu sion ~ the Hniiai.oa Of arms
conference N wssh nsiua on Novem.
boz ~. is belize iplaf0sisd.
This activity Is set falth IN q
rvpoFi made ris.c today hy tho
American fpfcrn association. which
has just ner.,ci from nran John
llolsnor sial'meai oh forestry pro.
FTess ID China. gslsner 10 dean Of
The College u Agriculture and For
oaify u tle t'h,eisiiy of Nankln.
ills report Saws that following the
third flood dliaaif. IT the year In
the Auh~oi pru.lnce three great
railroads Of tas Hooded provinces
haso taken up r'iouiailon a. q
means Il snylng themselves and for
providing market tot future.
Devastation ln The Aubwcl pro.
vince" Gays Charles I'ihrup Pack.
president u the Ameflcan FORESTRY
association IN giving out the report,
~ Dean llclsnnf. may b. under.
n,uui when W. consider that the
flooded area ~ t8lce The area Of
Massachusetts. or about 5000 square
miles Tho population ol the hay
state "a around fonr million people.
which - mlllioe and half less
than the sufferers ia the Hooded
areas The dcion niod rondll|oa of
China j. the cause NO. only Of the
floods ~; Of most Of her famlncs
IN that counlry"
1.-THE big development saws Dean
Roisncr's statement. "has been IN
shantung province This work was
organized by Mr. Lin OF the forest
department Of the Agricultural and
Forestry College Il the l'nlycrdiy
OF Nankin. an American Missionary
institution. which loaned him for
the work.
a forest seryicc has been cstab.
lished. with a chief forester and
eleven assistants. The first plant.
Ing season saw the organization OF
three forestry stations. the cstab-
llshment OF three nurseries with
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-18
Automatic Postage
Meter Is the Latest
by United Press.

Washington. Oct. lS.-Thanks to a
new automatic postage meter. which
post offices in the large Industrial
towns have ready for hire, and yon
may mail thousand letters with.
out stamps as soon MS you Ike to
rent the machine.
The meter looks Ike a small hand
safe, stands about twelve inches
high and has an inside mechanism
which provides for a stamping pad
which dates the letters and cancels
the stamp. You hire your machine
and take it away from the post Of.
flee, charged up to frank
thousand letters. All your mail clerk
has to do is to slip the envelopes
through the foot of the machine,
press button-and presto ont
they come, all dated and franked
ready to be put aboard the train
When the thousand register shows
on the machine, the post office re-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-18
Buying One Day;
Selling the Next
~ IoIlN 0RAunfXx.

ltnlted Press ftaif cof~spundrntl
NoseoN. Oct Ia Production ir
Russia has been Increase mora
than 60 per ocal hi Introduction Of
collective naok." ncu system
shlth flaes certain number u ln.
dlsiinai ioed Fallona for piece work
according 10 ihn newspaper rnfd.
This system al.o aas fciuoed the
number o. AoIkmca aecrsaafy for q
specific Job BY % per cea,. Il was
Aald An example Of hc~ Il operates
~ouid be- 70 oifs- ton paYoks for 4
certain klrs of machine. These pay.
oks -.suli BE- given psfhaps 70 flsa
sorkmsn. u they completed The
same amount Il uotk In an equal
time.
Tho shortage ~ fpoi and other
commodities has developed tho bar.
gaining spirit among the Russian
people 70 an unusual degree.
-skolhoy tlIow much - n'l u 4
constant query At tho smolcrsky
market. where there IA on display
about every known article from the
most valuable icwclfy 10 the caeap.
cst iln.ware- linen. second.
hand clothing. silver coins. sewing
machines. shoes, perfumes. religious
shrlncs.
In addition 10 the regular stalls.
there are hundreds Of persons
standing IN seemingly unondlng
lines. offering al kinds of goods.
These arr citizens selling their last
personal property or pcidllng prop.
cfty for Others.
"iou don't need binoculars 70
seeing all the troubles In Russia. -
said one woman OF whom the cor.
respondent bought a pair for 10000
uhlos.
There is nothing but poverty. d..
spite the seeming business going on.
Articles are only changing hands.
Those who buy today. probably viii
be forced to resell tomorrow. My
family owned a biz mansion before
the revolution. Now We are COMPEL.
cd to sit In the open streets and
sell all our things. When thcy are
gone | don't know what will be-.
come OF us"
The visitor learns quickly that
whenever an article seems priced
beyond It's value. the thing to do is
TO turn away. saying "Dorogo" (too
much). When the vendor calls you
back. finally give him about 60 to
rs per cent OF the price originally
asked.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-18
Torn Where They
Raise Ball Stars

nf rnari rfoss
nallas. Tct. Oct Every thlr
irenih person hnne N Mesquite.
Texas. turns out 10 BE- a professional
baseball player
With q population of sio. this NJ.
Tie ioHn which ls located Z fcw
- lss south " Dallas. has sent
twenty native sons 10 organ
lScd baseball and some of ncn
have been bis league players.
They bcEan To raise their boys 10
be ball players back Ia the eighties.
when iiabc Polly vent up to the
National League a. a catcher. Thcn
they sent Mike Ersln To brooklyn.
Jack kiuboli to ritlsburg. buddy
Napier 10 Cincinnati and other
players 10 minor leagues.
Among the minor league siarr
were EWeil Gross. shoriAiop foF san
Antonio. Lawrence Parker. si,h nal.
las. Dan Gross. with Ranger. Char
llc Porter. known ~ "Chief' Porter.
with Springfield CThrocfyc Lea.
niel. cy Watson. Texas League
star twirlcr. and several olacu who
are playing minor league ball. bat
who have not Set enme out as
stars.
IN addition 10 this the town has
an amateur team which has chai.
lcngei any team IN the state for a
series oi giso games for biz
purse.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-18

five locomotives purchased ~ the
Rock Island lasl scar. ull oi which
have been delivered and au . ser
vice. The neN oder - locomotives
elll increase materially the frclshl
motive power u tfe Rock Island. IN
readiness for nsAi years traffic.
Tho Rock Island also has ordered
FROM the General American Car com
rany. tan handrd eomrosit coal
cans. which wlll hs delivered duflnr
nooembef ~ this soar.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-18
Rock Island Buys
New Rolling Stock

Chicago. Oct. is.-The Rorl Island
railroad has orlofsa from the Amer
lean Locomotive WORKS. fourteen Mi'
hado locomotlsts l.r freight service.
to BE- delivered slring December
1881. and January. 'oss Thli order
supplements the order VI twenty.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-18

uinds Il fOr a fresh thousand ffant.
lnEs With a special key
Several Nes York firms have
adopted the machine since rs ,rrt
recent Appearance has only bees
a few werks since tas poet uiflgs
adopted iho ln,cnllnr
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-18

When ,on havr any trouble with
your stomach sou should take Cham.
bcflalna Tablets and get rid of u.
J. y kiose. Edna. Mo. writes 4
have usod a grcat many different
medicines for stomach trouble bat
find chamhcFlaln'a Tablets mere
beneficial than any other have ever
ufci.-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-18

Ease the pain or rheumatic at.
tack by rubbing application Of
Ballard's Snow Liniment. 1t relieves
tenderness and strengthens the
joints Three sizes, soc, G0c and $l.20
per bottle. Sold by Wren Drug Co.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-20
Thief Picks Cars
 By Accessories

Tn Chicago the other day a man was arrested for stealing q Ford car. He had been caught red handed taking the car from the owners garage.
 The police were interested especially in him because he had entered the garage to get the car when there was another Ford car standing in the street in the same block In fact, the other car was not more than a hundred feet from the entrance to the garage where the man was apprehended
 Why in the world did you do such a foolish thing as to go into that garage after the car when you could have taken the ear that was out in the street Q" asked the police.
 Tt wasn't a foolish thing replied the thug
 How do you mean. it wasn't fool ish?'
 "Why was stealing that car for the money I could get out of it. I have to sell the cars I get. And the extra risk . iu getting that car from the garage was worth while. for I could sell it much i oasier!"
 He was asked 10 explain why
 "NeE. the big reason is that it was Lated up right like the buyer wants.