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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-13

So many oc rv friends have written
me- about S;rH-tluous hairs 'hNt 'oT
their information "" pr'"t ,eH follow
ing.
rep;La,crias and other hair G"strryeTs
are worse cnAn useless H.cduS" tH"E GO
no, attack the hair ROOFS. Ot al the
remedies known e.ScrrOiySis only Is OK
snv avail one OF my correspondents
states :ha, tho electric needle does not
do ,hr work Let uS see. ! must diner
with her. Ths removal OF hair by ,hiS
method when II - rightly and SNiltu!!y
done. - without the shadow OF a doubt
permanent.
TIL. nh;e.. - "a destroy the papilla
In which ne hair root ~ Embedded. A.
This pa,i,ta Is very srrlH and often
n,,ced a; an unexpected angle 10 the
sEln surface = ~ not possible alwoys
10 succeed At he crst attempt. The
amount e Success After goinG over the
race ~" rrsi tine will vary with iAe
operating physlcHa. Ao2U' :" hairs
Should r.. removed AZ one sitting.
According 20 his sktit. there vii. De- a
-eturn % from 80 20 81 per cent az me
oai-s removed. :: vii Re necessary.
the-cfcre 20 80 ovrr -" :a0" I. S"c"Ad
81 third time, after which thcre Will be
40 return.
In some cases 'AANF1 ~'.' '''N' n '''' -
hairs havc been removed there WILL be
found n nurrNsr 81 finer and lighter
hat-* This Appearance IS due partly
~ ,he ur,ovc-:rr oc those hairs. and
n,rtiv e. ,he TACT THAI new haiC? viii
lin young women grow from new
ra,,ti,as jus, a. ~ \ young mans h,Hrd
and II - impossible - tell when the
procCsS Will stop.
So doctors have to y" perfectly frank
w!,h such patients and te.i Them that
they n.LSt De prepared tc7 long
course II treatment. because only the
hairs that have appeared can be de-
s,-oyed and We have no means OF pre-
venting the formation OF new hairs,
Those rev hairs DO not form In old
paoinac * the latter hsve bean prop
cry deSfr"y~d). but are developed N
,l~rr from those already In the skin.
They Will have 70 De treated from the
tirla during "a number OF years until all
the papi!lae have produced their hairs.
which .arcr have aisp been destroyed.
Dn,- n doctor eSr"r' ;" 49, y So 4"
mus. be er gagged. tho hard!wnrk ~ SuIh
man should leave practically no
Bca-rirS.
QUESTIONS AND ANSwERS
1Cnornl on
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CHAPTER -.
Err,a I.orr-;r"v- I'D as Sh" h"'
prcnl:srI AL .~v1'et k".;n ara -" ~
dinrcr. TO ;rvi,a't'H :nr'udHd MAJ
garct. = ca ~ -" morning "'''''
ELne a., 49, =: breakfast. l: was ID
,I-.,xoI >. ..r JUS: an informal Little
pore MnrcArr: was inclined {" -"S"'';
m, "a; she hal NJ: -"',is"L separate
I'D la., Tor utIe h".'n 0pHared 20
.r,,,. l.r foolish lad .nI.t &"- SO.
Don, Ae shy. Ma-SNr"'." ~ S':'..
Ms ..i E-r-.": y Only CIR. ~"
HASA. nad he ,&pcvi"ncs II soc','. ra"i-
..r, .ha; y"s. nave. | am Sur" w. ~.
have "a enjoyable dt"H"". although
;.,--.,:"~, - IImOSt too young - m
lercS. mo-"
was ccugh,rd tat NsI.h AaI s7oA"7
So Margaret TOOK X gracefully ana
told me IL accept fer hsr. was AZ
ways 80 happy when t@'cSS "en> We.
I errhas!zrd the peacet':i happy times
Just as did the disc cable unhappy
ones !; vas my ..atVrr--iHiS G"'nG 70
extremes 10 nv thoughts. In may U-
lions MAS r.acid snou;,. very seldom
making ClSs over ,h!nES-Stv' As |
fsIt ~ status as hCitA'a wife w. -.
fec,eci--hut In my thoughts naS":l'H
ny pleasures. as we'll - my uDhaIr'-
ness.
wrote Tr.na Irnc .tats.y at'eC l
reached my room ACCEPTING her NV ia
ZION fo- al o. wS. really "as que
excited \, ne Thought .: Sr'"3';H; more
intimate with Erma AMI her huSoand'
Aside from Tom Benedict Al kH!th
and Marra-et'S frtnUds wcC" 50 mrca
Older ,hat they were not rs conEeniai
as younger people would b".
That nigh. the .!u5 met A. Mrs.. Pc
la -h recelNCI 4
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REMOVING sUPERFLUoUs HAIRS

by "A constitutional rausA--an ahnor-
;.nua.ly Cor laxative
Answer--You should hav" YOUR blood
tested. II you have an an"orma, con-
di.son perhaps you have blood disease.
Mineral on vii! not harm You IN oc-
caSlona, doses bu; Il must not Do taken
regularly.
Uric Acid Deposits
My right knee grinGs Ak" saw when
waking: at times II IS !it;." stun. DO
you think the oil Is leaving my knee?
Answcr--iou have uric acid deposits.
You should drink water freely.
Az inquiries addressed 20 lT. Huber
n care OF tho "Hcaith Talks" depart
rrsnc will sc ans" red IN these columns
In their turn. Tuis requires consider
abe time however. owing 10 the grea
number received. S. II a personal or
quicker reply IL desired. a stamped and
se.;-adcrcSsed envelope must be en-
closed with tho Quost;on.-The Editor.
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SIDE TALKS
bv Ruth Cameron


realize how attractive they ar" and we
want them a. We Couldn't have wanted
them IN the Old days.
Our HAarts Get Set On Things.
Then too as We get moro and mure
IuxuyicS. W. become more and more con-
,en,ratrd IN things Our minds are
more 50; that way. We are more used
20 having what We wan,--and cnnSc-
. Utrrt.y E!vInE j. up. which was tre-
ouent mattCr-)t- course experience IN
the old days. becomes harder. II you 10
~: constantly exercise the character
muscles Of self -dcniai. they arc nabhy
, jusc nHe body muscles
| When Christ said: 1T IL harder for
a rich man Ia enter the Kingdom or
Heaven than for camel TO go through
he r,r OF a needle" He was not just
trying 10 say something striking. He
was uttcr!ns IN Il vivid way tina; pro-
found truth which my friend - c1-
per!cncInG.
The Genius OF Knowing without
Experiencing.
Tha, II. shnuid have known II. with
out himself raising through me "f-
rr~.cr," wls on" NOR" proof OF Ills
supreme genius for understanding he
hearts OF mon
lie knew how hard IL was ana ITO
would not hal" joined With the poor
man n h.s coninmptuous blame. But b"
II remcm bcrcd by anyone inclined -"
make he difficulty OF keeping things
irum meaning to much In hlS W" an e1-
,n,o ro. no, sucr"cdinG, that Christ did
Nc, say |; was impossible. lie world
.:,k. .nrn account ;hr hardness ] am
gurr but ! feel equally sure He would
ION for not tryinE.
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When tnGCou i,ah-haw. chta1 Of de-
tccttv.s o, Cleveland. OHIO, was notified
over the ,cng distance win from Bur-
rnlo that the police Of that city had
captured tho four men responsible FOR
the murder Of Pntrolman Leroy Boukcr,
he smiled. shrugged his shouldrs ana
muttored:
'Trne work. That much 10 out OF
tho way"
Hl, had Rubshaw known Il at the
t.ne. his troubles were only beginning
for one OF the bandits. q man BY the
name OF Moaney. determined 10 Fight f"r
his life with erery weapon that the
law afforded him.
Securing an attorney familiar with
the kinks and twists OF criminal law
he quickly succeeded IN manufacturing
. an abb which appeared TO be tron-clad.
Hall 4 dozen witnesses GwOre that, al
the time Doukhr was shot h"nney had
been IN their company Gnd that Il was
physically impossible fur him 70 have
reached the scene OF the crime In Ume
to takc part In the murder, ADD none
Of tho other three prisoners would nd
NIT that Aeancy had been with them
until shortly before they wcre arrested
in Buffalo.
Ao2noy'S Law V6f lOIIO"oo ms SiiSiS
Instructions to make an abb good
enough for mo 70 have tweney-fous
ht urs' clearance--once I'm out Of Cleve-
land they'u never find no." and tho
district attorney. rather than tmperil
the entire case. decided to drop the pro-
csediugs against Meaney and concen-
tra,e his attack upon tho other three
men, who had not had the forest ght
/ to provide themselves with capable legal
assistance Therefore. in spite Of The
pleadIngs Of Chief RabKhaW. Meaney
was released.
Loss than twelve hours later the
chief Of detectives secured evidence that
riddled tho carefully prepared aliht-evi.
dence which proved that heansy had
been directly implicated In the murder
But II was too late The Funmln had
vanished. apparently into thin air.
Spu-rcd on by a realization that he
had had tho man he wanted actually
lodged IN jail, only 10 have him SLIP
! through a loophole in the legal wall
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The Revolt of Vera Sanderson
Always A FLY IN THE OINTMENT
By Jane Phelps

not have cared. But she always brought
up any falling OF mine when no was
thor. 10 hear and /, hart me 80 70 tie
constantly beiitt!ed IN his eyes.
- ,Aiuk Vera pays very s"od
game. She has had only "u- 'HStTIr-
ION an. n" !itt." she ''nr:"d "Hfh
q. mothers am sur, ner partners
Will hav- no fault TO INT wich her.
VS. 1a?ry at once. Keith had taken
NY par.
| dressed very rarcrully. Yer my club
dchI: knew only 70" well ;ha
should be criticised by Margar"' an"
her friends 4, tl.s. my lrst apP'Aran'e'
You look very wc.: tnaiSa..' Keith
said when l was ready. Don't fee 100
eAc.teI. VI you Will not pay as wei
Your cheeks are flushed. and your ,F>s
shining before VIC leave home.
kissed him. and thanked him '"r
cUmpuwcnt!uG ua. :eIt horribly sN'-
~ N not telling him ! hal been taxing
bridge .e.sons. would ELL him some
n-,c. lat first would show him. MAJ
gar-,. ,rN members Of .he club, that /
could play.
do nc; Pretend tAat I WAS not hit
nervous whrn So; down At tho ta0.c'
I WIS r,!red off VITA Mrs Grant. Mr..
e.an asked % Join at tho same lin" |
resolved my invitation. lIt Mrs. Graz 4
wns So nice and felt 80 comfortable
having TOM At the tahi,. that soon
ovcrCanln any nerruuSncSS and played
Ike an did stacpr." 50 Tom sad.
l0a:- high score at the itrS: tao'a
and Ihvn had 10 play ~ tAe table ~hc:N
Naru.,r..; sat. l rcit a hit wcaS-kDcci
al ,hr idea OF playing with nor. but |
made III ny mind l would r!ay the ve;y
bcS. game could because OF her ac-
lyons.
Again ! made the highest score at the
table.
"H-sinrer's luck Margaret sad
when Nj. Grant my 9artH"7. praised
my game.
beginners DO not play the game as
H-S S>udcrsun nlaNs IT, r" 80 wed.
'Sh,. has us all beaten ~ a trahh,". L..
fact. | 30 not know Il single member "
the club. unless II is her husband and
Mrs be Llsie. who play a. good Il
game.
Had il not been FOR MS reference -
Mrs. De I.iSle. The coupling ~ her m N.
ketth's, should hay" been very happy.
Bus as usual there was n fly n 'hc
o,n,nrni-thc ny this time being NJ: :.
be LiSis.
| maintained MY high score unit! tho
ord. Margaret was furious when k".th
said 7 played better game :han she
did
Torno.rov-The Longsreet Dinner
Party.
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COMPRISING Waist Tattern 364f. and
Skirt $50 The Waist Is cut in Sizes;
"a. s. IS. 80. 81 and - inches bust
measure The SKIRT IN Sizes. -. 20.
rs. 90. 80 and 81 inches waist measure.
As here portrayed PONCE IN naiur-
a. shade WAS employed win narrow silk
braidinr Cor decoration one c"nI!
have this in green linen with LGnEs
Of white taHetS. or in lavender wolfe.
with purple rtpings. The width OF the
skirt at the foot il ~ yards. To
make the dress for medium size will
require ~ yards Of 20 inch material.
This illustra ton calls for TWO Serar-
aic patterns which will be mailed to any
address on receipt OK l2C FOR EACH
pattern In silver or stamps.
Write name and address plainly. Send
/: cents to IntclligcHrrr ofriCe Wheci a..
Ing W. Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-13

II you are Acknowledged. eallov
skinned. sunkcn Chested and gencr-
ally weak or rundown. and want to
round out your face and hsure 10
pleasing and pormnl proportions
you Will find this simple test well
worth trying: First weigh yourself
and measure yourself. Next take
VITAMON----tvo tablets with every
meal Then weigh and measure
Yourself again C;irh week and con
tIuue taking Eitamon regularly I'M
Il, you are satisfied with your gain
in weight and energy. Viamon con-
taius highly concentrated yeast-vit-
amines as well az the two other still
more important viLanines Eat Sol
uble A and Water Soluble c. and IS
now used by thousands 1t posi-
lively will rot upset the stomach or
cause gas. but on the contrary Is
sreat aid to digestion. to overcome
constipation and AZ = general condi-
tioner Of the whole system. PimpleS
hollis and skin cruptions seem 10
vanish like magic under its purify
ing influence tho complexion be-
comes fresh and beautiful the
cheeks rosy instead OF pale, the itrs
red instead Of colorless, the eyes
bright instead OF Dull. SO rapid and
amazing are the results that slct~rs
Is absolutely guaranteed or the irmi
costs you m0'EiuE i.+ sur" :" -r-
member the n; rnr VITA mon :fcr"
is nothing csc Ike It Get !; A.
any Eord druggists
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find EXPLOSIVES
IN SAFE OF BANK

Philadelphia. July l2.-HlRh rHplo-
siiv~s, sufficient 10 do great damage
we're found today. In safety d":OS:t
box in l bank In tho center OF tho city.
according TO tho police. Their pr"s"nc"
xas revealed by Joseph EC"Eer who WAS
arrested in C7rv"lnUd. severn, month
aco. on y charge OF blowing "rcu 4 safe.
,Ie police said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-13

4 friend Of mine who has been pass
Ing through a period OF steadily !ncre;,s-
,-. prosperity these last lew Years put
who, prior 10 that. was IN very S'?A!Ehi-
cncd circumstances. made confession
10 me the other day.
She said: IT'S a Ger thing. out as
! got better off instead OF h"ioS easier
10 me 10 BE- generous as you would
,!.lnk = would &c. It's hard'5. our IN
come has increa Sod TO an extent that We
would have thought poS:tr" r.ca"S h'e
or nix Years ago. "" would hav" thought
then that We could Eraufy every wish
with 4 but faS: as Il has ErOwa our
wants seem 20 havo grown faster. Why,
.-.re are INST as many hing ! want
that are beyond oar !n"ome aS Their"
Ger were, maybe lN"l". And when /
So: my heart on 4 thirs now. x seems
h?rCer 10 give II un 1t really fr!EhtcnS
me sometimes when ! sec how hard l
have u struggle 10 be dcccntly gencr-
GUS"
AZ We Climb We 300 More
AS YOU see. my friend seemed 10 tcc'
,ha, here was something p'c"liar an"
Individual about hcs experience. am
inclined to think she was SIMPLY tx
,.cr!encinB an almost ircv!tthi" human
reaction
'"rhe more we have. III" moro W.
want" Is orom:uOm aud consequently
ureson- but just as runscla"nt!F true
Il seems u ma AZ f achieving a ArH-
80 income were i.ko clubbing up som"
hrLSht, from whirh YOU :'ct i ca'h s'"P
a wider view. Each III; - PROGRESS "P
M. Hnancia. height thnt W" make E''NS
- n w!dnr view "" So ~ -" AID T"rc
things We want" We draw mar :" 'h'nrH
we only knew IN Il vague ny existed, we
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-13
DISARMAMENT FAVORED
BY ITALIAN OFFICIALS

Rome. July l2.--lKy the Associated
Press - The propose, Of President
Harding for conference on restriction
90 arrlumcnts has been :ayorah'y re-
celycd n Italian Official circles and -
pHc:aily IS iremier BononIi Und F. c'In
Minister pclla loretta, Il vas Indicated
today. This leads TO the beirr that
lta,y undoubtedly UiN accept an lpvl-
,lon 70 such conference.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-13
SUPREME COUNCIL
MEETS THIS MONTH
Upper snssiau and withdrawal Of
Question OF BvRcuaeng German
CdHsa VIII DO CouEdorod.

C11o0 VIII DO SOub1oof0os
Faris. July lc.-tBy the Associated
Press)-The Allied supreme council
probably will meet toward the end Of
this month. either IN Boulognc or IN
Paris. II was announced by the French
foreign office this morning.
The Upper SileSian question Will. Be
uppermost in the discussions and Il IS
expected Great Britain may bring t.
tho question - the evacuation rt
Duesseldorf. DuisburG and RuHrn":
as recognition OF the dlGpos.;iot
Of the present Gernan government; u
carry out the terms OF the Versailles
treaty.
The inter-all,ed Sircsian conra!se;r1
has presented n new report TO :lr '1..r-
ell 10 the effect that II Is imp"ss -
settle the question on the srn: T.,
council may take the matter from t'H
hands of the commission ana e!the-
settle II at the forthcoming session -
refer il 70 a new mission "f expert; as
was proposed by Premier BRAND 4 few
weeks ago.
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SHIP DISASTER 4 HOAX.

Supc-inrr Wis. July l2.-While TIE
saon!ne- t. \. s. CLARKE lay safe nj Its
wharf IN South Chicago today. II local
r~N,p.Icr received II te.csram fled at
M!lNaukee last night saving tho v"Ssci
had gon" down off Whitehsh Point
lake Suncrior with rr-H OF 81 men.
Tho mrsFHnE" was SIGNED "lntrriaEc
Steamship C"innany' but officials OF
"a; compan! Immediately declared Il II
lOaN,
"rrchanlv me IrvcnTa ~ i-urkcr
dlSg narEcd sailor, marine inr7 sad
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CONFIRM REPORTS Of
BIG GREEK OFFENSIVE
9ov,Ynmsnt Announces Preliminary
Movement tn Launching OF Heavy
Attack AQStnIt TurtA-

Athcns. July I2.--Offlcial confrma-
ton OF the beginning OF the Grcek Of
fensiye against the Turkish EatonaliSts
was supplied in government statement
Into Inst night This announced pre-
liminnry movement in the opcrn'!on.
The Greeks said the statement. nd
vnnced IS milca occupying the towns
q, Yonl-Shehr and Tassan FaSha- east
Of Drussa and Jnniki"y. north Of Eshak
No resistant" was encountered by the
Greeks in this advance.
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Mrs. OrToole who heard OF the chill
dren's method Of outwitting a penny-in
the-slot machine by getting on In groups
and stepping or one at a time and
making deductions as the dial reversed
tried the scheme when she wished to as
certain the weight Of herself. her baby
and their little dog.
She succeeding in finding that their
combined Weights equailed ITO pounds
but after b,,~ ildering attempts TO carry
out the rest OF tho program. the best
information thai sha could arrive at
was that sho weighed One-hundrcd
rounds more than the combined weights
q tho baby and the dog. and that the
dog weighed sixty per cent less than
n" baby.
Now. what were their respective
weights?
Answer to YsstsrdAys Puzzle.
Claag. clan; bowl. bow: tone. ton;
w!nd win: heart, hear: paint pain: tent
ten. tea m tea
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-13

TT h~lp you @a"e ia the mission q:
Trt,rlIr~nrcr Want Ada
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Health Talks |
4 By John B. Huber AM,MD \

Walk mile twice day the open air it will add ten years
20 your life
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Acnor7ll on

VIII you k:nd.s .. n" what Is near
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1921-02-24
Weak Women
, Attention

If you suffer with Female
Troubles, such as Ovarian Pains,
Pains in the lower part of the
stomach, Bearing Down pains,
Headache, Backache, Whites,
Painful or irregular periods. If
you have that tired, worn, out,
nervous and run down feeling so
common to women. If you have
tried all kinds of medicine and
doctors and even though you
have been told that an operation
was necessary. You MAY BE
MADE WELL AND STRONG
AGAIN. Write today for FREE
booklet of information and
advice.
PELVO MEDICAL COMPANY,
Memphis. Tenn.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1921-02-24
Resolution Of Respect
Touching Death of
J. &. Summers, Deceased

Whereas the reaper has again
entered the door of our Castle
Hall and removed from our
membership, Brother and Knight
j. 9. Summers, Keeper of Rec
ords and Seals, at the time of his
death for X. of F., who has for
many years served as X. Of r.
and faithfully performed the
duties of said office, therefore
be it resolved, by Bryce Thomp-
son Lodge No 80 X. of ?. that
in the death of Brother Summers,
Pythianism has lost an able and
efficient member.
Brother Summers was always at
his post of duty, and looking to
the welfare of Pythianism, ard
while the lodge very keenly feels
said loss, we bow in submission
to the will Of the Great Ohancel-
Tor Commander above.
Be it futher resolved that q
copy of these resolutions be
spread upon the minutes of the
lodge, a copy furnished the local
paper for publication, and copy
sent to the bereaved family
Respectfully submitted.
J. Q. Henley,
Claud Warren,
X. A. BanhOlzer.
Committee.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1921-02-24
Frost Proof
. Cabbage Plants

We have millions of the finest
open field grown plants ready
now. Early Jersey, Charleston
Wakefelds, Fiat Dutch. Parcel
post paid, 300 $l.00, 500 $3.50
1000 $3.50. Express 2000-S3 so,
5000-$7 80, 10000 $l2 so. Send
for price list, Sweet potato and
tomato plants.
Parker Farms, Moultrie, Ga.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-26
chile BOrr0lUs Our
Department Stores

Santiago, Sept. s6.-The depart
ment store idea has hit the bulls
eye in Chile. Comparatively re-
cent institution on anything like a
large scale in this country, it has
demonstrated its success, and though
times are bad here, the perennial
bargain-hunter is always evident.
A few days ago large force of
ieserve policemen were necessitated
tc keep order in the entire block
Occupied by the city's largest store.
on the occasion of the opening of
a sale.
Santiago now has two large, we'll
equipped department stores, hand
ling everything from garden tools
to groceries. A few weeks ago one
of them opened tea room, and it
attained instant popularity, particu-
larly among the youth of the city
Most of the stocks sold by the
department stores are imported from
England, France and the United
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-26

ulss later A physiesI examination
revealed that he was not seriously In
Iured and be resumed wofk ihls
morning At Emmslts GARAGE on
South fourtA street.
willis machine crashed Into one
helne plloled by Earl Harper. an'
other local lad and an employe u
Emmest's garage. Harper escaped
Nlshonl injury. Roth eaFs we're dam
aged extensively.
one dcaih resulted from the
three accidents that marrcd the ten
mile race on the caddo county
track. The driver of nulck car
crashed into tho fence and sustained
injuries that caused hln death three
hours later. Another machine vent
through the wooden wall bat ihr
driver vas not seriously injured.
Johnny Lindsay. tho Oklahoma
City speed merchant. who copped a
nice handful of the prize money hero
during tho county fair. finished
flnt IN The race.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-26
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Dennis Cuihrcy. age 81. of Min,o.
and May Edmonsion. age n. Of
MInco. Ceremony performed by ~
l.. Grlgshy. justice Of the peace.
E n. Williams. age 60. Of chickn'
sha. and Mrs. ora Elizabeth Hollis.
age IS. OF chIckaaha. ,kE
In pistrle, Court.
Il. y. Freeman ~. Bessie l.. Free.
man. petition for divorce.
Magnolia Petroleum company Va
Oscar Vaughan; abstract Of jndg
r.ent.
aary ". scarcy W. Richard G
soarcy. petition FOR slyorcc ana ali
mony.
Walters National Bank. Of Walt
ers. Okla. VI. G. G. English. Waltol
Iones and Il. y. Hughes.
". u. Armstrong Music company
vs.. Miles Kerns: suit on ouie
Reliance Hail Insurance com
pany VS.. A. o. Henderson; suit OF
note.
Births.
Girl, 10 Mr.. and Mrs A. u. WI
liams. az South Ninth street.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-26
|ARbUCKLE TRIAL
ON AGAIN TO-DAY
nv rnlled rnss.

~ United Press.
san Francisco. Sept sd-lloscoe
tFali,) Asbuekle faced hla Nemesis
again when hla hearing cn charge
of murdes VAS resumed today.
Mrs. namhlno pslmont was 10 tell
on tho Witness stand Of Afhnckle'a
party IA a San Francisco hotel suite
on Labor day. which festivities pre-
cedcd tho death 81 Miss Virginia
Rnppc. movie actress.
Il was Mrs. belmont who sworc 10
charge of flnt degree murder
against the movie comedian In con
neetlon with Miss Rappen death.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-26
Drirer Is Killed.
Pair Are Injured
In Anadark0 Race

Ilohaon Willis. local driver vas
knocked unconscious when bis ear
crashed lnio another machine In the
ienmllc stripped auto race on the
Anadarko track Saturday afternoon.
lie rcFalncd consciousness 30 min