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St'li.AIi

NEW YORK. Feb. li.-Th" sugar
market was excited today and prices adj
vhnccd quite sharply on reports from Cuba
that til" committee had been appointed
10 handle the marketing OF the crop nnd
that minimum Irlcc nf 80 was to he
liked. Late last week thcr" wcr. sales OF
tuhas 1T i'.c. cost and freight and ~
tn" close. ll.nD bags az Porto Hicun sold
AT oos for centrifugal. There were no
SIlNS ~
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Hl;ENNN!Li.E. :. @. Tcb li-rhc
fir"cnv.lI" 'Sputh Atlantic AssoCia-
'tow baseball club today announced
MAJ 'iludc Joyncr. pitcher. with
iirh Point, IN the Piedmont League.
last season. has been signed
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HOBART TASM ANA. Feb. IL
I.udv LANCER, the California swim
MGR. today lowered the worlds rec
ord in the 200 yards and the 500
meters Swms Ir tn" first event ne
clipped two ana onc-fifth seconds on
the old record and in the latter event
nine and onc-hfth seconds.
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WAGONER. OKELA.. Feb. Ia
Sheriff Marsh corgan. Of Wagner
County. has decided 10 stick TO tn"
practice Of serving court papers ana
making arrests instead OF playing
with The Chicago SoX this year He
returned his contract unsigned TO-DAY
to owner Charles ComiSkcy.
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IIiItIf MARKET.

i'N iniScrSa. ScrNt'"l
NEW YORK. Feb. it-Fpllow a
period nf irrCEularity and duiin"ss Ia TIA"
upcrirc dealings. securities IN" curO
market gathered increased activity aud
transact ions were On the smallest scale
Tor - t!rl". and after making pna.l gains
on the FIRST sales prices cas.i on slightly
in Irregular manner. Small advances
We're noted in many issues In In" after
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i1:: movement.
MIN Mn i9 ,l., M,HiiimE ia;;. stock. n..Sc
rm .m t4d"y,,,Rcccip,f 'G.iis. exports.
= r .!. Tor wee!; Receipts. 2s,csa. exports
n T","i for ."nson-isccciptS $1,000. tx.
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yelling Lc.,c> far racin. Cons,

"" NTI F''N ll--JO" Wu-I-Wr
hr ,.ll,H|y lightweight. accompanied
u i.dd.e Mahpury. q raciGc C,ast
-" pound .r. let hcrr tonight !pl Ho'
So LIS. Ark TO train a week Ia
propagation for h;s clEhi-round cham.
2."n-hip contest Win l!cnuy l.roIr.r,l
o. - Louis February % VVcIlit,,.
IL fu.sl his trainir.. iu <, .,,i.N
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..


NEW YORK. Feb. u.-Cutton goods mar.
hets were quiet today i'm FIRST hands. de
ri1nd was better than usual FOR many
standard lines Of cotton doncstics be
CauS" of low prices Yarns easier.
dress Gh"ds for spring were b"urhc mod
crately. raw silk Was easier the lower
grades. and ak fabrics in better
demand.
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Al southern hogs sold subject ia in,pec.
Won and when soft and oily
IN "a,
Good Virginia
CHICAGO GnAIS MARKET.

CHICAGO. Feb. ii,-Ur0nh.ninr nr ~,
m naa f?r corn had a decided Dulish -.
syyn1,,tt 70 '"F an az .iHra!n. Whoa; closed
~ M"r, n, 1, ~. to i.o'$ Corn gained .. to
there wa. 80 an ~ 10 ia "a In provisions
tiich"r quotations ON hogs h.,pcd in
80. wtp n."T!st"mS ana So. too. did thu upward
Trading futurrs rnnreh a.. t,nnn
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POTTSVILLE, IN. FtN- li.--Jakr
Daubert. first basenaE Of the GIN
cinnat! Reds, has returned Unsigned
ms contract calling 20: The same
money he received last season He
.ays he will not sign without an in
'rreasc. }aubcrt j. 10 business at
Schpylk llf ii aven. near here.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
a.
Funeral DiIt.ctn,.S

"GonNiH4 ORDERS cui.I,..t,n
,,',','' "; are equipped 10 ,Iyc -
.,.'"'s hiaSh IA twenty leu, houys faat
!. anS,. "r'nt ~ ous bushes, All
n.li' ~ Sisth ut0Wgt attention 80
z...S =. ~. North Sv.cuih street ''"'-
) - t.imln fAaup funeral ,tl,..,..
Nh inner. bui East Main Str
.H.Hls"n III. k1nhOInh sGnt .-I''--
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"INTS" ADOPT SCHEDULE
Class A Organization viii Play One
Hundred aud SiNty-I2iEht tamcs
During season 1871.

NEW YORK. Feb. - Tn. playing
echedulc Of les games for The sea
son OF 1927 wae adopted a th" meet
ing Of the international League Oi
baseball clubs her. today. No change
in the circui, was announced. aut
after adjournment President John
conway Too!c stated. 'rher" was not
even ripple Of excitement during
the scssIon."
: The :uI schedule is 20 hc mad,
public Monday ncN;
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ncIn,,nrc Min. ann Itnul.

NEWARK. DEL, Feb. li--Dcia-
war" College won thc haskctba.I game
with = l. tonight by iorfSi, on
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LOCAL. PRODUCE MAnKET.

twhoic;a!e 1uota.i"r, Z, Wnn'l,"u-Cr
rh0nr Mntli-on "oU.l
Richmond IA, lvD. 1921
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Richmond Union Stock Yards.
, y Richmond. Va. Feb. - 1921
EeinaTks: Light rum 81 cattle Demand
,,, nitrd. Prices unchanged except on
nt'H!uih steers thsi sold s,:nU lower
NVlEtIy good stcers. l.lll Ihs
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STF:h MSItIPS.
Richmond flew York Ste 2mshiD Co.

Effective Dec. ith. salinas every : day,
from RICHMOND and Sew York. Frv.sn.
only. Prompt service. No e!nDa-goet
F'rclGh, received daily until = 81. eI.
cen, SATURDAY. T. II.
Richmond- New York Steamship Com.
pary vonI company. GIVE i, your
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Special Notice,

,,r- n"s.wcil conYa.cxccnt Home i, 49,.
~, eu,''s- '"nEa4osrcHcc. H-ryyn.
~ uTr cases. iuy3lidn nDI .t'i'.
ivHHp.'. Thos- desiring To sI,ctE -,
MN, ms IN FcEdrd 10 thit hnuir wi
b,t ia the telephone dirccjorV nun
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ONtJE1LE3
Aulomobiles Tor Sale

iutoihobiits lor sale IL
ALL BAilGAG.s
- -ToN KELLY siKiSGFiELp
i-!OA DENNY.
SIEA-tSS TOURING
. PULLMAN TOURING
IL -. kIS1 MOTOR CORP
s2l MESr 'HEOAD sT
DODGE N",y batteries. cord tir.,. yon,j
condition. $3.50. Randolph s.su 10 4
". TO J.. VI. -
DuS'r BUY ., NEW FLY WHEEL. SAY.
I'm" nhd money. Sht.Hk GA :, itont
Ssr~1 nm. b""?. Good sigc. on hani
He"r ana Parts Co.. 81 ". Broad -,
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Personals

" - IsD-W" are making !. suErI,T,,-
nS'lhs army ovcfcGHf- ,urE i-g,.,''' -.
hnh.,h- MIS- \. i. l'ylg .ls.,5' -
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Markets


tby Universal ServiccJ
NEW YORK. Feb. f-Itanrc of cot,on
prices in today's market was:
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EXCEPTIONAL VALUES ~
USED TRUCKS.

one three. touyth-ion Stewart ,rucs: in
one ih,es fourth-ton stewart truck. IN
One on"-snd-. -half-,uu stewart. thor.
uuSh!y "EcrhHu!'d uud rcpalutrI
Any %! the dhuv. truc,s can be bourltt
on terms ia suit
TRANSPORTATION .icTon 90
!N' HNoai st Phone Hpu ~.
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Lost ana I'oltICi

-ci;i'ii. dog lost male: ipht brown .-I,..
SSin!t' AROUND neck and i""i l.. r.,,.. NJ.
-, -, f.sa.e ra9", Bou!evard i,is.'
RI R-i:vst. brown fur S.tu,d.,. -,
al! Randolph 25!i-J. "'h"''
hEfS r,zt one hur,rl. q. (, t.,ys
Toward Boulevard iIig-J ~" ''he
fiN-Lost. saturday. p..rI .i,rtu,...
WIN diamond ia center E.w,Tt /, t''
men; .. NPhii-
fV' ktIHppt.--i>ost. blll-ini,.iu.. ,orl.f
1"oH containing !ycoigis ami mali -
North Twenty skin 80 OK
StITfhSE Lost SUNDAY from auto hr.
W. rtEHt'rr'H and Broad and ZOO
rtLNfntd !" Nc. D." %Orth EIShtc"nt!
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-11-28

ments of the Far Eastern states that
participated in the victory of the AL
lies the salute and gratefulness OF
France.
The Marshal's first call was to be
at Port Said, where an official recep-
ton was planned At Singapore, he
will board the cruiser Montcalm,
flagship of the French Far East
squadron.
At Saigon, the Marshal will visit
the French possessions of lndo-China
for a few days as the guest of the
Governor General of the colony.
He will arrive at Bangkok about
December 20 and be received by the
King of Siam which country was one
of the Allied powers during the war
After visiting the states of Cam
hodge and Tonkin, Joffre, on the
Montcalm accompanied by several
destroyers, will proceed directly TO
Yokohama, where he expects to ar
rive about Jan. 25 His sojourn in
Japan will last about month after
which he will visit Picking, travel
ing by way of Seoul and Mukden.
The present plans for the return
trip are for the Marshal to reach
France by way of Honolulu, San
Francisco and New York.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-11-28
Students Fired
For Burlesquing
Government Men
my AssocInted Fress.l

Buenos Aires, Nov. 25-A NUMBER
Of students in the National college
at Jupuw, who, while studying also
held government positions for which
thew drew pay, have been dismissed
from the government service for
burlesquing government officials IN
an amateur theatrical performance
which they gave at the college. They
were charged with having portrayed
the government officials Sin a man
ner not consistent with the majesty
of their office"
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of a municipal woodpile upon which
Migrants who come to Tampa to en-
Joy a mild winter might be put to
work has been suggested to the city
commissioners by F. M. Williams,
chief of police. Chief Williams said
he is making every effort to rid the
CITY of this class of tourist and
that if his plan were carried out
none of them would be able to say
he could not find a job. Work on
the woodpile or leave town at once"
would be what Chief Williams would
| like to say to tramps. He pointed
out that the city sanitary depart
ment requires much wood chopped
for the crematory. If the woodward
plan does not suit the commissions
ers Chief Williams said they might
establish a city laundry or a factory
of some kind:
Jacksonville, Nov. 26-An lnVestl-
cation started sometime ago into the
rates charged by the Jacksonville
Gas company has reached the point
where figures submitted by repre-,
sentatives of the company and the
city commission sharply disagree or
operating costs. The inquiry is still
underway.
The commission is acting with a
view to revising the local gas rate
to consumers which now stands at
$1.S5 per 1000 cubic feet The last
legislature enacted measure giving
municipalities regulatory powers ov-
er rates and service of public utili,
ties. Should any revision by the
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-11-28

When business talks about the
"high" way that leadsto prosperity,
the consumer looks bit suspicious.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-11-28

city can locate the gambling ioi..
to ask tn epolice. ''''" S
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-11-28
Jofre Carrying
French Thanks to
Far East Allies
CRy Associated Pressn

Marseilles, Nov. 25-Marshal Jof-
fire who left Marseilles on Armistice
day to visit Japan, will also make an
extended tour of the countries bord-
ering the Pacific ocean, including
Indo-China, Siam and China.
He has been entrusted by the
French government with the task OF
carrying to the chiefs Of the govern
commission prove unsatisfactory tc
such a utility concern, however. it
may appeal to the state railroad
commission.
Daytona, Nov. 26.-Agitation fo1
erection of a hospital and sanitarium
here to cost approximately $5OO,OOC
has resulted in action being taken
by representative of the city's va,
rious civic bodies towards starting d
campaign to raise the necessary
funds.
The need for the building was
voiced at a meeting recently at which
thirty-eight representatives of the
civic organizations we're present
Cornelius S. Ledger. a hospital con
sultant of New York was placed in
charge of the campaign to raise the
money and other committees were
appointed.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-11-28

And just a few years ago, the w,,,
prescription" had good reputation u
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FORMER PALATKA PRESIDENT
OF FLORISTS ASSOCIATION

Jacksonville, Nov. 26-The Florida
Florists Association which was or
ganized here recently at meeting
attended by representatives OF 20
florists throughout the state, plans
to meet again next April or May IN
Lakeland for the purpose of increas-
ing its membership. The goal is 200
or more members.
C. Leslie Whip, Jacksonville, but
formerly of Palatka, is president OF
the new organization; F. A. knull,
Tampa, vice president, and N. A.
Reasoner, Oneco, secretary treasurer.
J. M. Caruthers, Orlando, and W. B.
Currey, DeLand, were elected to the
board of directors.
Gainesville. Nov. 26-It is poor
economy to neglect livestock during
the winter in the opinion of Prof. j..
M. Scott of the Florida experiment
station. Livestock left to rustic for
their own sustinence during the per
iod of the year when pasturage IS
insufficient, become stunted and can
never again regain their health and
vigor they lose, he said.
Fort Myers, Nov. 26-The city
commissioners Of Fort Myers are
seeking capable man as city man
ager to fill the place of j. Gardner
Bennett. The latter has left town
after having his resignation request
ed by the commissioners, who said
they were not satisfied with results
he was obtaining.
Orlando, Nov. 26-In the recent
passing of John Neels at his home in
Westville, Florida lost one more of
the members of the constitutional
convention of 1885 which framed the
present state constitution. Mr.
Neels who was seventy-two years OF
age at the time of his death had suf,
fered stroke of paralysis just be-
fore the end He had been elected
sheriff of Holmes county when bare
1y twenty-one and for eight years
represented the Third district in thu
Florida senate. He was a Mason o
high degree.
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About the only way stranger in 6
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NEWS OF THE STATE
Bv Associated Press

Bradentown, Nov. 26-All the
nroud land owners of Manatee coun-
tv would be reduced to the ranks of
renters if Sheriff Wingate were to
obav orders to collect rent on the
whole county and forward the money
70 a GEORGIAN, according to letter
made public by the sheriff. Inc
missive signed "Sampel White HaW-
kins," and coming from Porterdale.
Ca states that all of Manatee coun-
tv was given to the man whose name
Is signed to it by his father, y. W.
Hardness" and asks the sheriff TO
"remit at once without fail for that
| is your business"
While Sheriff Wingate announced
he would file the epistle until some
legal procedure was taken, the an
nouncement regarding the letter re-
caIled to pioneer residents that ma
nv legal tangles over land ownership
have arisen in Florida in the past as
result of the policy of the state IN
giving land grants freely in its
Younger days to draw settlers. There
have been several lengthy lawsuits
an this account, but the sheriff and
prnsidcnt R. NJ. Beal of the local
hoard of trade announced they did
not take the present communication
, seriously.
Miami, Nov. 26-After discussion
at the Sunday evening service OF the
First Christian church here recently
of the question, is Uncle Sam a
Cbr:stian?" sixty-fve per cent OF
those voting cast their ballots in the
affirmative.
Jacksonville, Nov. 26-The steam
or Lcnape of the Clyde line whicf
niles between Jacksonville and 1ofF
via Charleston is being converted IN
to an oil burner, according to wore
received here from New York. The
big passenger ship sank at her doct
in New York recently when sea
cock VISA accidentally left open
While the vessel was in drydock TO
renairs necessitated by the acciden
her owners decided to replace tn
coal burning engines with oil burn
ing ones.
Tampa. Nov. 26-Estabhshmen
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We Have Broken Records

During the last three months we have broken all re-
cords tor paint sales We know why this is There
generally increased demand but that is not the entire ep
nation. The reason is
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-10

territory west ef ~ Louis. Chicago.
aai, Nemphla. uheFs the REGULAR
ehsuay fare l. Ices than fss.o1 will
10 sald cor fare and q half. Mf
SuFeni sald. Tho minlmam escur
sion faro wlll be isse ard 90 -
daellon all be offered on loss
amounts
The excursion nles viii 80 Into
effect December - and will 50 pul
Of existence On January 4.
Although holiday rates are expect
"a ~ local officials, no faro 70
dnctlon order has been received
st the Frisco offices here. Tho local
offices Of the Santa W have 70
celsed no notice of an escn sion
rate order
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-10
A VAIL FROM ILLINOIS.

If may safely Judge from the utterances Of republican
speakers in Oklahoma during political campaigns it only
under democratic control that high complaint
However, understand that similar complaints heard some
where the republicans the saddle For instance
Salem Illinois, paper find the following paragraph
"Oh Death Where is Thy Sng County Clerk Belts has
received instructions from Springfield raise per
all land Marion county viii efficient republican office
holder federal state kindly figure the
where he going this additional per land
his land only raises twenty and Mr. Hardngs
SlOO wheat"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-10

appendicitis, We have tsasaa 10 hs.
llsse ihs, both of taese dlsssse. srs
brought on BY constipation. Take
chambeFialn'a Tablets when needed
and teep your bousls regular aud
y"n iany avoid m operation for ons
of no other of these diseases Yol
VII also feel better In every way.
10.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-10
ANNOUNCEMENT.

~ accounts due the Fate Tucker
Grocery of chlokanha may be paid
TO J. II. Williams. room 9i7. First
National Bank building. Accounts
no, paid IN 30 days vii be- turned
ever TO the Retail Merchants Assn.
J. @. YORK, Trustee.
iO9.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-10

And all Is well. tho faith and lorm
NJ sundeFsd In The nlshl II feaFs
Well man the STORM of those who
hear
Tho deeper voice across the storm.
-Tonnyson.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-10
SCRIPTURE
Ssalms 136:1-9.

0SdfAHo Ioos'-
0 give thanks unto the Lord, for
he is good: for his mercy endureth
forever.
O give thanks unto the God of
Gods: for his mercy endureth for
ever.
To him who alone doeth great
wonders, for his mercy endureth for
ever.
To him that by wisdom made the
heavens: for his mercy endurth for
ever.
To him that stretched out the
earth above the waters: for his
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-10
IA STOLEN SMILE 'ER TWO
One on The Bankers.

How's this?" asked the lawyer
you've named six bankers in your
will to be pallbearers. OF course. IT'S
all right, but wouldn't you rather
choose some friends with whom you
are on better terms?"
"No, Judge, that's all right. Those
fellows have carried me for so long
they might as we'll finish the job
The American Legion Weekly.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-10

merry endnreih forever
TO him that made great lights.
Tor hln mercy endurcla forever
Tho hnn TO fnle hy day. for hls
merry ondare,h forever
Tho moon aud stars 10 rule by
nlEht. Tor his mercy endufcth for
ever.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-10
Safety First.

When do you intend to make an
other speech?'
"Not before the holidays" replied
Senator Sorghum. "Things out home
are getting into such state of agi-
tation that about the only really
discreet remark a statesman can
make to his constituents is Merry
Christmas. Washington Star.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-10
Christmas Rates
For Rock Island
Announced Today

The Rock Island railroad will Of
fer reduced rates durlng the holl.
days. according to information given
cut today by J. Il. Nugent, Local
agent.
Round trip tickets TO points In
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-10

Two Frcal men met In waaainf'
ton tho other day when Mr. Hard
ina greeted nabe Ruth. the home
run klng No doubt tho president
was duly apprcelailse Of the honos
paid him BY Mr.. Ruth.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-10
AMERIcANIsM CREED.

II believe In the United States Of America and the prn.
eples Of freedom. justice equality and humanity upon which
was founded and for which patriots given their
lives and fortunes.
II believe Is my duty towards my country love IL
support m constitution; to obey its laws; respect s flag;
and 10 defend II against all enemies"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-10
NOTICE.

Anyone receiving notices Of ac.
counts already paid and signed by
A. J. Frick former manager Of Ham.
llion Cleaning Works. please call
iss or Sos.
HAMILTON CLEANING WORKS.
io.s.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-10

1t is actually worthy of comment that while much has been
said governmental expenses Oklahoma being
governed cheaper than any other equal population
And it had build all its institutions being state We
are all too inclined think burden heaviest but
that is not true here in Okahoma.-Mangum Star.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-10

Il might surprise you 10 know
how many people have been operated
on for hcmorrholds lpllosl and for
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-10

one chlckania Republican n slip
ping. lie h beginning TO entertain
strong suspicion that Harding j.
Democrat. he says. We don't give
his name for fear some indignant
follower Of jefferson may start .
SANDER suit.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-10

Speaking Of the lish, shower ,ae
other day. nlll Richards remarked
4 could have pulled of = good one
II Mr. Courtney had stayed out Of
town a few days longer"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-10

IN tho days II news: COW At cuAh'
lng has four calves. isnt that some
lhlag like prosperity.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-10

Tho measure of mans life a
tho wolispandlnK of Il. and not ihs
length. I'inlrach.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-10

But n the fond parents Of the
princess expect our presents" w.
fear that they have a sad dlsap.
pointment coming. However. II the
roads dry up by that time we may
fllvycr over 10 Join the happy
;hrong and TO fcllei,ate the young
folks.
81 slmp says he notices tlat a
cold snap Is soon over when i
doesn't last long.
You can't lose anything by being
careful about swallowing everything
that somebody says about somebody
else.
For our own part. we cant help
being a little skeptlcal about Char.
ley Kimbro's statement that he re-
members seeing snow when he look
ed out the window on his first birth
day. The p. II. q c. l.. club will
take appropriate action In this case.
In conclusion, brethren. hear the
Saturday afternoon sentence ser
mon: Go TO church tomorrow.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-10

The port Of Marseilica. France ls
taore than ssoo years old.