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NEWS OF sEAF0RD.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening.
Seaford. May il.--Captain John GrH
nth. who has been making an extended
visit with his daughter. Mrs. Alice
Rowe. In New York city. Is now visiting
his daughters here. Mrs. w. X. Morgan
and Mrs. q. NJ. Huston.
Mrs. G. Walter Lawrence. Of VIII
mlngton, is here visiting her sisters.
Mrs Nathaniel Conway and Mrs. F. 6.
Dawson.
Misses Ruth and Agnes Wainwright
moved to Wilmington, yesterday, where
they will reside.
!. NJ. Wainwright. an attendant at
Farnhurst. Is spending a vacat tton here
| with friends and relatives.
/ An Italian, with hand organ and mon
/ key, the first TO he seen here since LONG
/ before the world war. amused young
| and old on Seaford streets. yesterday
Mrs. J. a. Wright Is visiting bet sons
/ Clarence and Alcade Wright. in Tren-
/ ton. n. 7
| Z Miss kate Cooper of Wcatmout. :. j.
iR here FOR two weeks with Mr.. and Mrs
] Hugh Burtelle
Mrs samuel Horten Of Roston Ma 80.
/ ls here for several weeks.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-11
NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Middletown Club Women Have a
Pleasing Luncheon and CLUB
Anniversary.
MAY DAY FETE AT SEAFORD

-, ,.,..,,- t-,.anIn0's t-or~espondcnts.
seaford. May 1.-THE annual May
1,,,, festivities at Seaford public schooi
,vare held Yesterday afternoon on the
s..hooi ground. The exercises. which
,,cre originally planned for last Wednes-
,lav had 10 be postponed owing To un-
favorable weather. Miss Anna May
t,biliius daughter of Magistrate ANA
Mrs. James X Phillips. was crowned
pue,n Df the May. Attircd I'm howing
white she made a most attractive oc-
,unsnt Of the throne. The crown was
,,,.s,nted hv her little sister. Mary Jane
rbillips She was escorted to her throne
Ia b attendants. dressed in festal array.
m, crown was carried on pillow oi
daisies.
After the crowning. daisy drill and
poppy dance were given, in honor oil
and foI the amusement of the queen
rho daisy girls were dressed in white
wink and in blue dresses and carried
wreath of daisies. The poppy girls were
dressed in white and carried long gar
lands of red poppies.
The parade formed on the sCs1Qo
eround and marched down Conwei
street To- High. up High To Market, ou'
Market 10 Poplar and down Poplar te
IN, S,huol The pupils carried Amer
pan flags and attendance flags oacf
room carrying it's own attendance flag
The program included May pole dane
49, ralisth,nics. relay races compcu
tv. games and folk dances. concludint
with tho grand finale feature. which
consisted in conCCntric circle formation
around the American nag. In TINS po
-ijiou the 4O0 plus school children EaV'
tb. nag salutes and sang The sta
~u4urtcd Hann,r' The attendance wa
.~timattd at 500.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-11
WORDS FAIL TO
TELL The STORY
Wilmington Man Says Results
From Plant Juice We're
Very Wonderful

Plant Juice gives ore s. good appetite,
sound digestion and brings back the flush
Of health 10 pale cheeks When nature
calls for assistance it is needed quickly,
and it must be remedy that leaves no
bad aftcr-effects-tha builds mp, not tears
down. That this is the logical
effect Of Plant Juice, the new herbal
stomach medicine is attested by the
testimonials of well known local people
who have regained their health by the
use Of this remedy
Take, for instance, the case OF Mr..
p. j. Baldwin. of No. }03 North Adams
street. who has lived in Wilmington for
many wears and is in the employ OF one
Of the largest concerns IN this city lie
SAYS:
II cannot begin to tell the wonderful
good had from Plant Juice. and could
not have believed it unless ] had proven
| il for myself: nv stomach was in terrible
| condition; had bad taste III my mouth
| continually; could not sleep at right. was
| so nervous and had little strength or am
| bition to do anything: ! was habitualiy
| constiDated and had such pains III my back
! that thought ut times 10 would break IN
/ two: | lost heavily iii weight and II was
only will power that kept me on my feet;
| was awfully discouraged when ! heard
| Of Plant Juice but as n last resort thought
| would try il. found almost immediate
relief for NV ] am able to sleep at night
have a fine appetite for my meals and have
gained in weight; | am no lor-er aches
stippated and have no more pains or chaos
have a fine color in my face and my work
| lis pleasure TO me now. ! am glad to
| recommend this wonderful medicine anc
know that Others viii get the same benefit
that ! did"
The Plant juice Man is at The Mlllel
Drug STORE. 404-406 Market street: where
fe is daily meeting the local public ane
! introducing and explaining the merits o
this remedy
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-11
OAK ORCHARD LOOKING Up.
Special correspondence of rvery Eyeniai

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Georgetown, May lin anticipation
sf very prosperous season at oik
orchard, the famous resort on the
Indian River. IN this county, james ~.
PHILIPPE has started the erection 0f an
additional pavilion for the accoinoda-
ton of the patrons. 4 sea wall was
built recently to- prevent the ravages OF
the waters which rush IN from the
Atlantic ocean and Indian bay from de-
atroying the river front.
oak Orchard Is considered one of the
most delightful bathing resorts In lower
Della ware. The river rs more than three
miles wide. aud bnthers are able 10 wade
out nearly n quarter Of 81 mile before
the water Is overhead The water if
hrlny. mnde possible by the inruHh
of water from the Atlantic into the
Indian River BAY and through the
! Indian River Inlet
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-11
HAD MAY DAY DANCE.

Richardson Park. May ~ Pupils of
Richardson Park school district gave q
May pole dance on the school green YES
tcrAav afternoon Tho affair was at
tended bv scores 81 parents Of the vnur"-
stcrS who had hccn coached y, he
teachers under The direction Of Mir
Cooper. the principal Anna GaSscrt
daughter Of MIR and Mrs Fred GaSSert
was crowned queen Of tho May
The affair was participated N by lel
children and during tho exercises photo
graphs were taken - the Youngsters
II Vas announced AT the exercises that
the present school term would expire on
June ,
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NEWS OF LAJ REL.

I.nrrI Nav II Nrs Brmkley Rovcc
and daughter Margaret are spending the
ue,L nth relatives and friends in Vino
land and NllvIllC, \. J.
Nr and Nrs. Harvey " Phillips.
AZ, RECEIVING congratulations or the birth
81 fine baby boy. SUNDAY morning
Tho degree team of Nigilant Council.
No 10 .Ir q IA NJ. went TO Salisbury
Md last evening. to take part in the initla-
NON II ;, large class OF candidates there
truck belonging to Ralph Hastings
VI. 1T on tirr SATURDAY evening. when q
match wth which he was lighting q
cigarette iCrited the gasoline escaping
from the tank The flre was eXtIngulShed
hcforc much damage could he done.
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TO HOLD A CARNIVAL.

Richardson. Park MAY II Tho Five
Points Civic ASSOCIATION will meet on
FRIDAY evening Of this week when a r.
port Of the ncorpation Of the ASSOCIATION
will he made Tho street carnival COM
mittec will also make report AZ that
time
II is expected to hold the carnival dur
ing the week Of juno 6. the proceeds being
applied 10 the tjrc apparatus fund
The cortpst conducted by the Park
Juniors and the Elmhurst ball teams
nettcd the players sac which will he
annllcd Ia ihc unlform fund
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-11
BRACK-EX..

Brack-Ex, May l1-Mothers Day
exercises were held at BrackEX VI. i.
Church. Sunday morning.
Brack-Ex NJ +. Church Sunshine girls
will hold musical in the church, next
FRIDAY evening
Honor Roll Pupils for Oak Grove last
month are as follows: Dorothy Tonnele
Harvey Campbell. Nicholus Fidance
Willard Jefferis Eleanor Banks. Helen
Crossan. Ruth Fowler, Marion Crossah,
Della Fowler, Paul Walton, Leroy Jones,
John Tobin.
Perfect attendance Alice Crossan. Phyl-
is Cloud. Margaret Cusineau, Donald
Hackendorn, Arthur Nichols, Mildred
Palmer Pauiipe Sneckenberger, Edna
/ Gardener,
Good attendance Beatrice Banning.
| Reta Banto, Carl Banks. Herbert Craig,
| Mary Duncan, Carmela Fidancc. Jose
/ phne Faust Elizabeth Long and Evelyn
| Whitesell. Paul Pickles.
/ Fifth and sixth grades Fred jackson,
| John Banta. Charles Slopes, Howard
! Crossan, Gilbert Walton. Bayard Barres
George Wilkic, Vim. Parsor, ADra Het-
/ finger. Roberta Spence. Ella Berry.
Good atterdance- Henry Armstrong
/ Charles Sylvester VIM. Dryden, Clarence
Ferrier, Horace Burns, James Mailman
| Dorothy Fowler Catherine Wilson
Mary HuggEs.
Miss Frances VI Harrington Of Tho
Bear was a Weekend visitor Of Mis-:
| Bertha Walton
Miss Lillian Mcndenhall of Kennett
Square. Pa, spent the weekend with Miss
Clara Armstrong.
Mr.. ard Mrs. William Reese, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Frank Deyonshire and Mrs. Arm;
Reese and family all of Marcus Hook, Pa.
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Ralpl
Fidance and family.
Mr.. and Mrs Raymond Walton hav'
purchased lot at Cranston Heights an'
will build soon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-11
DIED OF PARAlN SIS.

C;e.rr,.tovn. Nay H. Mrs Julia 4,
WILSON. tg,d about SO years. died. Mon
an, night from paralysis. al her home
.r Las, Market street. She was widow
III George W. Wilson. and for the past
N Years had been engaged IN the
fa,t, sutilc business.
u,fnr. hcr marriage she was Miss
laji5 i}radl"N and until i few ears AZ"
+, .i.i.,l ~ Shalptown. Nd whore she
has MANY relatives. Burial VIII take
ut.,, tins afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-11
r,,.an,ous See school Movies.

.to,,tera ~ the T<fwaula club NJ their
weekly luncheon today were SHOWN
moving picture views Of q correspond
-. srbool In Pennsylvania. as "a part
- a., uroeranl for the day The mem
,..,.s nero urged to take more Of an
,..,a.~,et IN tha baseball team which is
..,..,ecntinp The organization. by at
.s,,a,ne sf,,ne of the games Ia which
the team la a PARTICIPANT.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-11
EARLY MORNING WEDDING.

I.aSel. MAY II The home Of Captaon
ard Mrs. George w Phillips of Bethel
Was the scene Of a very pretty wedding
SATURDAY morning when their daughter.
Mar became the bride Of Eley J. Cor
drev of that town.
The home was beautifully decorated
with evcrgrecns. ferns. and orange bios
SONS Rev. George T. Woods performed
the ceremony. and Miss Anna Riggin
rlaved the wedding march
The bride was attircd in a suit Of blue
tricotinc. with large picture ha: TO match.
and carried pink carnations.
Following the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs
Nordrcv left on the s O'Clock tram fol
Philadelphia. where they will reside.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-11
HELD FOR COURT.

Dover. Nav 11-Howard Patton,
colorcd who a week ago murderously
assaulted Rcbecca Smith also colored, on
kirkuo ood street, had 3 hearing YESTERDAY
and was held in $500 baii for the July
term Of court In default Of bail he wa
rcmanded 10 Jail.
Byron Ross. colored who has been IN
lail here for the past two weeks. charged
With an assault on George II. Austin. an
aged colored man. was given hearing
Yesterday and held in 500 bail for July
term OF court
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-11
EXCURSION TO NEW YORK.
PENNSYLVANIA 10 Put on One May 22'
by Way Of Experiment

rhe arst excursion Of ita kind. rum
ming from this city 70 New fofh' s. haH
t,s,, arranged bp the Pennsylvania rail-
r,s,s for gunday. May ~. Whether or
.st eho cxcurglon viii be repeated de-
penda upon the success of th'H hfHI
trip. railroad officials SAY
srt tr.fn Leaving French street sta
- :, , a0 o'clock. standard time, viii
80, - ~, ii the local yards IT will
,1 a., peuuavfYaftia station. New
49,, ! al M allowing practically
nine hours for eight-aeeing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-11
TO ERECT BUNGALOW.

special Correspondence ~ Every isrenlng
Seaford MAY tt.-Nedford l. Watson
has purchased Of 4 l.. harrington. 81
porintenJent Of Georgetown schools
lot nj the corner ~ Front aud Poplar
streets. thia town for 81 400. The lot
i~ 60 hy 10 feet. and fronts on the
proposed state Highway through Sea
ford.
Mr. Watson viii erect a bungalow N
tho lot. which viii 10 occupied b. bia
son. NJ. T.. Watson. 1r.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-11
FIRST STRAWBERRY SALE.

stafford. May 1.-THE first crate Of
strawberries IL lc shipped from Sea-
ford was picked Yesterday by :. J. Mes
~i,k ef near Concord.
IL was sold az tho station to the high
sst bidder. being purchased by Isaac
elliott for $50. The berries we're of
the climax variety.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-11
LEAVES LITTLE DAUGHTER.

Dover MAY 11.-Mrs. Leonore Hop
kins Crook. aged 50 years, died at the home
of her husband. in West Dover, yesterday,
after q lingering illness. She leaves besides
her husband three year-old daughter.
The funeral Of Manlovc II. Palmatory.
held Yesterday afternoon was largely
attended
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-11
there is
Strength in
EveryTablet

One dose often helps com
mence 10 enrich your blood
and revitaliZe your worn :
out exhausted nerves
Nuxated Iron is organic
iron. like the iron in your
blood and like the iron in
spinach. IL is So prepared
that IL will not iniure the
teeth nor disturb tie.
stomach. liz is ready for
almost immediate absOrp-
tion and assimilation by
the blood while some ply
sicians claim metallic iron
which people usually take
is not absorbed at all. IL
YOU are not strong or well
you owe il to yourself TO
make the following test
See how long you can work
or how far you can walk
without becoming tired
Next take two five-grain
tablets Of Nuxated iron
three lines per day after
meals for two weeks. Then
test your strength again
.ch YOU have gained You
fsss q
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-11

Phone 1900 reaches every classified adj
taker--they can help you arrange your
ad TO best advantage. Try Itl Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-11
: van Avn rHo~r ORDERS Trrryp
s3 COlOred Dress
Satins. SI.9S

Our Great Nav Six sale lIna
a Third or he Prize ~ Fne
I,nts-Other Items Too Nl-
YnerOus % Mention. f4atN
Even Better Savings
Very fashionable 'or umnier
suits and dresses Excellent quaint
in good range II roiorE- neiudla e
navy. black and white ~ e. Aiaf
1T Hr0fhcrs-F ~ 'p"r nu'n
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-11

Every Evenings classified columns
are read bv thousands daily y should
ho used by hundreds who uaw pace Il
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-11
NEWS OF LEWES.

i4ewes. Nav H. Mothers Day was
specialized III Lewes By sermons in the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-11

They pay and pay big.-The ciassifi
ed ads in Every Evening. ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-11

money will be refunded by the manufac-
turers IL YOU do not obtain perfectly salts
factory results At ali druggists.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-11
Another Triumphant Stroke of Shrewd Merchandising

Graceful styles slender and youthful in Ine-airh
softly gathered skirts plated tunics with artistic
Of good embroidery; with wool, silk braid and fringe
trimming
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-29

the llmelishs neat season
Al 1883 toilail candidates who
arc Ia Eehoul thls wlalet wlll BE-
tsrs IN oundhlun fer neat season.
coaeh woody has announoed,
oH Deeemtef II The Chlekasha
hlkh seheola suspension from the
oklahoma lllkh nsheol Alhleilc a..
snclasion expires and the loeal lasli'
iuilon il automatically fslnslalei 1
10 tho ofEAHlssllpa. 4 sIlff schedule
10 include several Oklahoma high
schools, Nora Fort Worth. Tea.
hlsh scheol and Terrell arhool Of
Dallas wlll be- arranged. according 10
J. Z. Hatcher, principal
Principal Hatcher has not decided
whether he ~lll make an cadrasuf
70 set hack Into the "l.niiu Teu
conference. A movement % organize
Southern Oklahoma conference a.
consist Of chlchasha. Allus. l.awloa
HUGO. Damni. Duncan. Afdmoro and
several other hehools has been
started, II ls possible that cllrhasha
will Join this movement. IL h sall.
Basketball Practice Starts.
Basketball practice waa started
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-29
{. II. s. GRID SEA son SUCCESSFUL:
rs or SQUAD WIN LETTERS: WILL
GET SWEATERS; CAGERS GET BUSY

chlekasha III .. A. nnd n. rreai.
faan -.
Chlekasha M 81. vcmon NJ
chIehasha ~ a.. Cameron "A
xlea :.
chlehnsha NJ 20: North fou
wofth III. o
chlekasha III 0. Nuskoxee III. 0
chlekaaaa ~ :. Terfel aehool. y
Totals, chlehasha ~ go. oppon'
enls, et
1922 Prospects Bright
Coash Wo0dy Nlil have an Abunf
dance 81 material for hls iass ma
thlnc. Il al material iufs over fpn,
this years aggregation returns for
another seasons grlal.on expert.
ente.
IIoaeh. TaIlback. ilollinkswurih.
balihaek: Hopkins. halfbaek: ilond.
hallbaek. and Dcicher. younK bal,
promising quarterback. Will form a
nucleus around which the hackficld
~i'l be constructed. ilerlagton. who
VAS injured early tais season. also
may b. a candidate and should
make a bis showing. "rlnklc" bond.
Who was used a, the end In part of
the last two games. may fall heir
Ia wing berth next year. Roach
at fn'iback. liollinKNworlh at rlghi
haiflack; Hopkins, Bond or Herring.
ton NJ left halfhaok and nclcher at
would make winning
Iag kfleld.
As a nucleus for a line. there l.
II o,hakor. Penny. lIlll. Mlnnelt. Bell.
Duncan and an abundance of ma.
DsrlaI which Ia bound To spring In
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-29

flse a. sne chlsianha hlEh . hool
sFldsseFp who woa letters during aba
season seieh elosed here Taf tes
Day wlli he Lost b. graduation II
Tho end ~ the present school - ~
Tho aulnlrt slated 10 fect lva
sheepsklns are CLARK ateiahets a..
haifhaeks Robert Green. end. o.
wald Jones. end. CLANCY Gam. skI
le. and Ran" cfaddoek. qua Hos.
hack IN addition 10 these, elasrn
woodymon uiii receive letters. Cap.
Reach. iinillnFsworth. iiond. Hop.
klns. Tooshaker. reaHs. ilill. Mia.
nett. Duncan. hell and nf Kline eE
To Ne Awarded s~sa, tara
Purple and gold sweaters similar
10 the ones awarded last y~lF have
been ordered and wIil be - fErHleI
TO the gFldstera soon Af'or q ~ are
received here. hlRh sehoaI .pifirlsla
have announced. In addition t. tls
is letter mon. Coach chas. woodg
and Earl coffcy. assistant coasr
wlll receive the glfis.
Working iss way lhroara Ae sll.'
fest schedule ever arranged for
chlckaaha hlKh sehool Eflt team.
tho Woody aggregation had a sue.
ccesful season. Playing nine games.
they won five. lost three and tlei
ono. Here's the complete seasons
record.
chickasaa III 81: Mountain View
III Z.
Chickasha III o: Oklahoma NJ.
A.. Z.
chlekasha IIi s.; +. c. s. n. Sec.
ends. 7.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-29
VIM AND VICOR
Follow. II You Take
This Advice

Galveston. Trsns -"Aflrr ihs nooI
sonc Year. nso. ~ my family became
rundown, dur Ia ext,osunn II lsins Ia
The water luss Il slssp. etc Thet vew
all feeling miserable fnd the nnlv infsli.
cine they took wAA Df rlrrru's Golden
Medical Discovery IS the nse ~ th.s
mc.iifinc Ilicy were III nnsfnnsi 70 health
and slrrngih. And | always kaep Dr
llcrcc's ficaWnt fcll,ts h mv Lnmo
They arr nn esoellrni regulator Il lhr
stomach, liver and ioNcls. of fur h.li0,la
aliacl,s. can steak Ia The hlrlacst terms
q nll u DR. l'iUfcc's Mnsilninss Mrs
J w Mos. 1913 Ave h.
What Golden Medical Discovery has
done for thou ands i will DO Tor YOU Get
i to'iay non. yair nearest druggist. tab
lets or lquit Nutc fDr !rec medical ad-
vice 10 Dr. ficrce's, Buffalo, n. y.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-29
MYSTERY MAN
OF EUROPE rs
PARIS BANKER

United Press Star Correspondent,
London. November -gafope'a
mystery man. supposed 20 pail the
Invisible strings BY whIra puppet
kings arc seated or unssated. and 60
have a hand In almoa. every EaFop
can intrigue. IL paying a brief VIA.
10 London.
Incidentally he has just been pho.
iosfaphed publlcly Tor the first tins
IN years. II not the first time IN bis
life. Tho photograph dlselosen
white Eoaioed gentleman of seventy.
one. somewhat resembling a slightly
pouiy buffalo nlli: black clothed
and distinguished locking.
who's Who" gives him as Sir
iiaaii zaharoff. q. II. y. knight
Grand Cross Of tho british Emplrcl
holder of the grand cross Of the
French Legion Of Honor. and
banker Of Paris.
Popular report gives this Anglo
fronchdfccian.lgussian holder of I.
British knIghthood and tho highest
class Of Legion Of Honor credit for
being the man wAo put Klng Con.
stantlne hack on hIs throne. flnanc.
cd a couple Of Greek wars. and who,
anytime he gets a new idea. visits
tho proper premier and puts 4
across"
Sir Basil was born In Russia IA.
ther and a Greek mother. lie II
French by nationality and English
by education. lie Il at home in Lon.
don. Paris. Athens. Madrid and
Monte Carlo. iio can go to any Eu.
ropcan capital and tell the ordinary
residents things about the city.
lie has a palatIal residence In
Paris, in the Avenue Hoche. There
beaten gold dinner service. with
jewelinlald spoons. II Is at Monte
Carlo however. that his entertain.
mcnts reach their climax. There.
where he has an Arabian Nightlikc
suite at the Hotel de Paris. he en-.
tertains, as he. does In Paris or
London. ministers. peers and bank
ers. and. according TO gossip. ar.
ranges for his plans TO be effected
Sir Basil's wealth is estimated at
anything from si00.0000OO up. II "a
probably up" as he owns all sorts
OF property, from theatres to half OF
Monte Carlo. He controls an army
OF banks and armament firms. lie Is
supposed to be financing bankuip
governments one day. influencing
cabinets the next. He entertains
lavishly and gives as layishly. though |
he is business man whose touch
is apparently Midas-lke. He gave
s2.5O0.0OO a year to the Greek gov.
ernment during the Balkan wars.
and Is supposed to have financed
Constantine In his return to the
throne. He gave Athens a huge wire.
less station, helped French athletics.
established chairs of aviation at the
Universities of Paris and Petrograd
besides at Oxford University.
Newspapers and politicians freq
uently attack Sir Basil. IIe never
replies, and is never interviewed.
Col. Guinness said recently In the
House of Commons, referring to
Lloyd Georges friendship for Sir
Basil.
"The voice behind the throne, or,
to be more accurate, the Presiden-
tial CHAIR thrust at the Prime
Minister'S control of British affairs"
'fs probably Sir Basil Zarahoff's.'
The present visit to England has
been connected with the crisis in
Greek affairs, following the attempt
to crush Turkey. If Greek ministers
now here to negotiate a loan are
successful it will be Sir Basil they
nay thank.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-29

Yesterday attefnoun when q eandt
dates for teFgAs on the eaKlaE team
reported for voFk out. uhieh CON
sisted u passing and Eosi tossing.
cuaeh MoesiY Il a former spring.
field. Mo. Teachers College basket
ball siar and mailing basketball
teams j. = tobhy with hlm. ile won
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-29
CARD OE THANKS.

We desire to express our heart
felt thanks to our friends and neigh
bors, members of fraternal orders
and others, who so kindly and
faithfully aided us during the illness
and death of our beloved husband
and father.
Mrs. S. D. Phillips and family.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-29
PUBLIC RECORDS
Marriage License.

wharfage ETCenSe.
Chas. A. Keener, age 23, Of Ce.
ment. and Jennie Harrell, age 21, OF
Fletcher.
Glen w. White, age 81, of Chick
asha, and Miss Birdie Wilson, age
19, Of Chickasha.
Emmett G. Smith, age 81, of De-
vol, and Miss Nellie May Ben nett,
age 20 of Chickasha.
In District Court.
N. S. Sherman Machine and Iron
Works, VS.. the Town of Rush
Spring; judgment.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-29

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