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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-17

MaeDo~ell Music elut held an la'
leFesilnE meeting on last Raiurda,
afternoon si tho home Of Mfs.
Thalnas u i.osey. wilh Ms. Eihal
Gates leeds a. leader. Roll oail was
answered ~lih the names u AmrFl'
can composers.
Tho study vas an Edward Mae
nowcll and was opened with an IN
iffesilns ie,inre hY NFs q. ~
rorhs. on ocf visit 10 Peterborough
Tho following Naeposell numbers
vofc given hy three ionns ladies.
IN Autumn ueanle WaEKoneF
To a Water Lily katherine Iloone
From An Indian i.odsc" ...---.-.
..-----.------ Hayden Ilill
Scotch Poem ni-----.-.to nefyl flellis
The Robin slnrs IN the Apple
Tree .-..-. Mrs. ]. G. AmbFister
Tfaumsri .-..------.... Macpowell
Mfa. George Rice.
A group ~ modern SONGS:
~ the Waters of Mlnnclonka .-
.-------------.------.- l.ieurenc
WIN o. the wlsp----.--------s spruff
The old Arks q Movcrln- Cilan
Miss Ballard
Two i.arka ---.----.. l.cschetitsky
RaymOn List
sonia Tragica -------- MacDowell
Mrs. J. e. Terrell
Miss Margaret Mitchell. Of Nor.
man. was a guest Of the cinb. Mrs.
Ambrlsier Will be hostess TO the
club at their next meeting.
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-17

Mrs. Gamble Entertain.
Mr. Felix Gamble assisted BY Mrs
Gamble and Mrs. !. y. Wade. super.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-26
MUSKOGEE HIGH SLATED IN PAIR
= or GAMES WITH c. II. s. CREW FOR
NEXT FRIDAY AND SATURDAY HERE

School Athletic association saall b.
complied With and statements OF
eligibility Of the players must b.
made.
Later In the season. the Strauss.
men viii play two return games ai
Muskogec.
Coach Harry Faulkner Is coming
20 chickasha with strong aggrcga.
tlon. llc has tho veteran Parker.
guard, who literally ",orc 'em up
IN oklahoma basketball last. season,
Depend on Speed.
Tho local high seioolcrs will de.
pend on speed TO win the Mu kogce
series. Coach raulkner's aggregation
Il ls said. will outweigh the Chick.
asha team several pounds to the
man.
Can the Muskogce cagcrs solve
the defense that forced the Alius
high school baskctecrs TO toss goals
from tie middle OF the court 10
win pair Of gamea9 This Is a
question being asked OF fandom.
because Of illness. Coach Strauss
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-26

Acceptance OF the invitation 10
play two basketball games here tals
weekend was received yesterday az
lernoon by Lanson d, MItchcll, prln'
c'pal fthe chlckasha high school,
from heads Of the athletic depart
ment Of the Muskogee hIgh school.
The two teams will clash iere FRI
day and Saturday evening.
Preceding the chIckasha.Musko.
gee game Friday evening. Miss leo
wslker's grl scxtettc will play the
Lawton girl cagera. Lawton hIgh
school boasts OF one OF the strong.
est girl teams In the state, having
defeated the almost Invlncible Altus
high school team. The Jackson coun.
~ girls recently defeated the Wal.
kcreltcs two games. but the come.
back" spirit prevails among th'
ranks OF the girls team and hot
flght ~ expected
Association Rules.
The contract TO govern the Chick.
asha.Muskogee series provides that
all rules OF the oklahoma High
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-26

and Minnesota. Seventh and Mime.
sofa. Eleventh and Minnesota. sey.
en,h and Colorado, Kansas near
Ninth. and numerous minor ones IN
90 past few mon;as.
f.-ny organization and sysiemat.
lc patrol to prevent burglary and
house breaking ~ least, IN the husl.
ness district and rcdnce automobile
thct TO the minimum.
Mr. Hancock has been citizen OF
Grady County for yearA and OF
chIckasha for three years. tax
payer. never candidate before. aud
now desires TO be Chief OF Police OF
Chlckasha because he needs the po
si,ion and knows he can help 10
make chIckasha a safe, clean. and
better city IN watch to live. And for
these reasons he earnestly and sin,
ccrely soliciis your cooperation and
your vote.
,s.gnedl. A, SIDNEY HANCOCK.
undershcrIff Grady County,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-26

has boon unable to direct practice
this week and the squad has been In
charge OF Kelley he Dusk. assistant
coch.
Barring accidents this week. thu
purple and gold baskcleers will bs
IN excellent shape for the two games
with the east sIdera Waahburn and
Lcnts will be In trim for tsclr for
ward jobs: Green Will be ready fs
play at center aud Clark ani Adams
will be on their marks at the guari
positions.
Coaches Strauss and De, Dusk are
depending on the work OF Clark and
Adams, whom they believe TO b.
one or the best sets of guards IN
Oklahoma scholastic basketball.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-26
THE HOME GARDEN:
~ sH
|''Ssrrs p~ -: Niaf ,y Tome Without Garden 81

enough II the seed has been sown
too thickly II Is good plan TO SOW
parsley or carrot seed mixed with
he radishes. the seed being much
slower to 'germinate and the radsles
breaking any crust which may form
aud assisting the less robust seed
% come through. Thc radishe, will
be gone in time not 30 interfere with
the companion crop.
. lettuce. cool weather plant.
must be sown as early as the soil
can be worked TO get crop. parti.
cularly of the head N cabbage yarie-
ties. These should be started in
boxes In the house or IN frames and
transpanted six inches apart for
best results. The transplanting
strengthens the plant. makes II stnr-
dier and surer to head.
Lettuce will grow in partial shade
but 1t must have at least four hours
sun and is better in full exposure In
the cooler months There are many
varieties of head lettuce and any
scotsman can Indicate a successful
variety. 1t is hard to go wrong in the
improved varieties. and 1t is only
necessary to pick types desired in
point Of season. heat resistance and
shape Of leaves The Cos lettuce are
gaining favor rapidly, and often sue
ceed where the head varieties do not
do well. They have long incury-
ing leaf, different in shape from the
common type, and the quality is
first class. The nature of its growth
blanches the heart.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-26
College Play TO
BE Staged Under
DaUis Direction

On Friday evening, January 2S, at
| $40 Miss DAVIS VIII present the stu
dents Of the dramatic art department
in Goldsmith's "She Stoops to Con
quer.7
This play is one of the most IA
NOUS of the comedies of manners
and the part of Tony Lumpkin has
been essayed by nearly all the IA
, NOUS comedians who are in their
first year at the college, although,
they are well-known in Chickasha.
Neville Rice will play Mr.. Hardcas-
tie; Claribel Buford, Mrs. Hardcas-
tie: Alice Holmes, the ardent Mr..
Hastings and Ruby Lee Rice, the
maid.
The title role will be played by
Lydie Pace. Tony Lumpkin, the 'In-
FAINT terrible" of the dramatic litera-
ture, by Marguerite Newblock. Mr.
NARROW in live with Miss Hardcas-
tie. by Annabel Rucker, Sir Charles
Marlowe. by Merle Magness.
That the two young gentlemen of
the play are sent to Mr.. Hayd-
castles house to an Inn; that the
bashful Mr.. Marlowe finds himself
making love to the daughter Of the
house as to barmaid; that
Mrs. Hardcastle believes herself
being driven forty miles through the
night only to find that she has
been going around, and around, and
around her own house; that every
thing is mixed up beyond belief, is
all due to the petted and spoiled
Tony, who in the end, finding him
self twenty-one years of age untan-
giles his tangle and flies to marry
his Bet Bouncer
The admission is to be 30 cents
Reserved seats are 25c extra. Re
served seats are on sale at Brown
sons.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-26

A Sidney Hancock. Undcrsheriff of
Grady County. announces as candi.
date for Chief of Police OF Chick.
asha, subject to The action of
Democratic primary. In making this
announcement, Mr.. Hancock briefly
introduces himself and states what
his policy will be waen elected
| On Halloween night, 1886, when
the spooks were abroad frolicking
disturbing the tranquil night, away
back on the farm in old Kentucky,
A. Sidney was born. While he has
many things for which to be thank
full, such as home, work. health.
friends, difficulties. and faith in God
and humanity there are none that
he appreciates more than the "Old
kentuck Home" with father and
mother brothers and sisters, seven
miles out OF Providence, Kentucky.
1t was in this home that he lived
Il years until 1908 when the west
ern fever oyereame him and he
moved to Minco, Grady county. The
district school, local high. and
w stern Kentucky State Normal
gave him the educational training he
possessed before coming to Oklal
homa. After brief stay in Minco
and twelve months in Central State
Normal, Edmond he began teaching
in Burns district South Western
Grady county (one-half of which dis
trict Is in Comanche county,. Later
he taught the Gilbert school, two
years principal of Mnco and three
years superintendent of Alex school.
spending his summers at State Nor
NAL and the University of Oklahoma.
In March 1918, when Democracy was
calling for men he resigned his
work at Alex, kissed his wife good
bye, and enlisted in the service of
Uncle Sam. After five months train.
ing in San Francisco and course
OF study in the Enlisted Specialist
School, Ft. Monroe, Virginia. he
was a graduate Master Gunner
ready for service over there. Since
June 1st 1919, Mr.. Hancock has
been Under Sheriff of Grady county
and performed his duties to the full
of Grady officials
Following are a few of the things
that Mr.. Hancock will do when
elected Chief of Police.
ben on the job twenty-four
hours a day.
2.-Fnforce every ordinance, wink
It. none. sVuE |
3.-Give proper notice of traffic or.
finances; insist that traffic signs
,e erected at various points in the /
.ity; and diligently aid in the prose-
ution of all violators. to prevent the
epetition of such serious accidents
S have occurred on Chickasha ave-
ue, Fourth and Choctew, Fourth |
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-26

There are ffty-seven reasons why
everybody with patch OF ground at
his command should grow a garden
and chief Of these Is for the sake o.
good health.
Throw away the spring tonic. You
won't need IL II you take fresh yege
tables in liberal doses/and there will
be no druggist to take the various
profits that go with drugs. and they
are big ones. The one sure way to
have this spring tonic at hand In It's
most effective form Is to grow Il.
Vegetables furnish a large portion
OF the essentials for the proper up
keep and development OF the human
system which are known to chem
lists as the various salts, usually com
bnations of various minerals. Iron
Is one of them and spinach has this
element in proper form to tone up
the system.
Three Tonic Tidbits.
Three vegetables. the earliest to
be harvested, go long way towards
toning up the human system. furnish
ing it appetizlng food which II
Graves at Just the right moment.
These are spinach, already men,
toned for the iron and other ele
ments II cotains; radlshes and let
tuee, the crops which come on the
quickest.
There is a great variety to choose
from in the seed catalogues and one
may please himself in the radish
and lettuce line Spinach isn't so
widely diversified, but il is. better to
get the new improved large leaved
varieties because of the more bount-
full crop and the tender and better
cooking ruality of its more succu-
lent leaves.
Radishes and spinach can be
planted in almost any haphazard |
manner and yield a crop, provided
the ground isn't swamp or a des
ert. They will grow in one way or /
another, but If the biggest and snap i
piest radishes are wanted they must |
have a little attention in the prep.
aration ofNthe soil, pulverizing it for
the seed and sowing thinly5 enough
to give the little roots time to swell >
out into the scarlet globes which de- !,
light the palate
Spinach can be thimed automati-
cally as it is pulled for crops, but
too thick sowing cuts down the
crop as each little plant must have
room if it is to do its best in de-
veoping its leaves. Sowing in rows
is the best plan in order to give
chance to hoe the soil and for CON
venence in harvesting it for the
table. Broadcast sowing is a lazy
mans trick and brings the lazy
mans reward in depleted output
The planting season for radishes
ranges from January to the middle
of April, depending upon the por-
tion or zone of the South in which
the garden is located. Radishes do i
not mind little frost, so right now
Is a good time to get them in for /
the earliest crop. Six weeks will ]
bring full harvest.
Don't Crowd the SeedInas. IN
In the colder portions OF the {
South radishes can be sown in ccld t
frames for extra early crops. For a
veiy best results the seed should be 7
sown in rows about foot to Is in s
'hes apart and the young plans g
should have at least an inch be- N
.ween them for proper development
n the earliest time. If the roots are F
90 crowded the maturing is de- s
aged. They can be thinped easily s
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-26

To drive out worms that are eat.
INK away tho strength and vitality OF
your child. use Whites Cream vermi.
fugc. II cxpels tho worms without
injury to tho child. Price ssc. Sold
by Wren Drug company. i-ai.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-26
DIVORCES ARE SOUGHT

Two dIcorcc suits have been insli.
iutcd this week In the district court
Of Grady county Titles Of the eases
arc Lillian Bennett VI. J. u. Bcnnctt
and Callie Lois shannon VI. Samuel
CALVIN Shannon. Mrs. Bennett. In her
petition. alleges extreme cruelty.
while Mrs. shannon charges her hus.
band with relations with other wont
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-26
Muns;n9 Union
Suits 4 Price

NGunsing fine union suits for men
including fine cotton ribbed mercer
lied and wool union suits are now
reduced JUST HALF.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-21
DARKESv|LLE DOTS.

Darkesyille, April 20.-The Rev.
l.. J.. Lawrence, who has been reap
pointed to The Brucetown Circuit.
filled his appointment here. and
preached very interesting sermon
last Sunday
Mr. Richard Fellers. the road con
tractor is rapidly pushing the road
to completion. There has been
much grading through our village,
and it is stated by good authority
that the road OF seven miles would
be finished in the next fifty.nne
days
Mr. II p Bryarly's riding and
driving horse 'Kable,' died last
week, also a very fine COW, each OF
them were valuable.
Messrs George and VIM Voor-
hees. of Missouri were called here
on account OF the illness of their
mother, Mrs. John Voorhees, have re.
turned to their homes. Mrs. Voor-
bees is very i'll at this writing. Her
death is looked for most any min
ute Being eightysix years old is
much against her recovery.
Mr.. Mort Barber is spending some
time with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John A. Barber.
Miss Lee Price is taking a short
visit with friends at Winchester.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-21
WET LEADER GOES Il,
OVER TO oppOS|11N
Delegate Strothers PuRkCIy
Gives Up Fight. iii

Charleston. April 2o--An en&fbn
al scene was enacted In the house
of delegates this afternoon wheH
Delegate James A. Strother, OF
WEIGH, Mcdowell county, for many
years leader OF the pro-liquor forces
in the law making chambers of tbs
state. publicly deserted the "wets"
and took his stand with the prohl-
hiion forces.
Delegate Strother, gray-haired and
slightly bent with age. arose slowly
and got permission to speak when
the senate prohibition bill was be-
fore the house for vote. HisseQl-
leagues settled back comfortablyst 10
listen to the usual attack fromt We
former state senator against 5ety
move to tighten the prohibition lids.
But scarcely had he begun to spklk
until his intention TO. confess Sgf1-
version became clear, did siMhJe
reign. Hi
"a have been lighting prohihJekn
many years" he began. Since tea7,
! have carried on the fight I'M be
senate and house of delegateH{9 I
have been a devotee of liquoE sNbr
~
thirty years. II never brought he
good. nor was the fight succe4tHi
Liquor has kept me down hd
prevented me from acquiring No
hoonr that should have been N4t@
have succeeded in throwing M
the desire for drink and II has t6ads
me better man" sFN
Visibly ffaected by his eonfe4so4n
and shaking with emotion. he shQNty
resumed his seat In an instanta e
house broke out with applause. nj.
though the demonstration was inJ1yp-
lation OF house rules, Speaker K04t-
lev did not rap for order. TIL
''If | talked for hours, could NJ
say as much for prohibition as5fye
gentleman from Mcdowell said Ia
few words" said Delegate s. K.
Somerville, of Jackson county, c0tf-
man OF the house committee on hlt
hibition and lifetime prohibio
LIST. coDgratulating Mr.. Strothel M
HIS change Of heart. iii
The bill passed. - to l., Delet4ue
Rowan, OF Randolph county. vft@E
no" H
Are there any more gentld@&A
who desire TO confess?" Spekkke
Keatley queried as he presen ted D4&-
or business. Ill
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-21
PUBLIC SALE
Of
REAL ESTATE

The undersigned will offer for
sale at public auction at the front
door of the County Court House of
Berkeley County. West Virginia, on
the
Hath DAY OF MAY, 1921,
commencing at 100 p. nj, the fol
lowing described real estate. situate
west OF Allensville, lIedgesville
District, Berkeley County, West Nir
ginia. and described as follows.
beginning at fence post on the
North side Of drain; thence s.
IA 20' f. 1873 feet to a fence post
on the same side OF drain. thence
N, IT. As Il. 1495 feet to a fence
post thence N. IA 80 w. t47 feet
TO fence post: thence s. To- Is w.
IT'S feet to a stone In the center Of
the right of way and continued In all
las feet to the beginning, containing
one-half acre, also perpetual right
OF way TO the above described lot is
feet In width at all pGiuts. which
said right of way begins on the north
side of the AllensVille road and East
of James II. French's house and ex
tends N. e 20' r. 2l7 feet to stake
on the North side OF drain. thence
n. AZ Is T.. 50 feet To n stone on
the West line of the above described
tract"
And being the same real estate
which was conveyed TO Anthony
Bridenoneh by John French. et al by
deed bearing date the 4th day OF
February. 1901, and recorded in the
Office OF The Clerk of the County
Court of Berkeley County. West
Virginia. in Deed Book No. l07,
page IS.
TERMS OF SALE
One third of purchase money cash
on day of sale. balance to be in two
equal payments due six and twelve
months from date OF sale, the pur-
chaser to give his notes therefor,
with interest from date, and the title
to be retained or deed OF trust given
to secure same.
H. II EMMERT.
r. II BOYD.
A. G.. MCINTYRE,
Attys for widow and all the heirs
at law of Anthony Brdeneugh, de
ceased
April is % May %
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PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
COLD STORAGE AND ICE
PLANT OF R0THWELL AND
COMPANY

by virtue Of the authority vested
in the undersigned by deed-of-
trust made by Rothwell and Com
pany, corporation. to the under
signed Trustee, dated the Sth day Of
December. 1914. and OF record in the
office OF the Clerk of the County
Court of Berkeley County, West Viz
ginia, in Deed of-Trust Book No. 8,
page 2G2, and by virtue of the fact
that the said Trustee has been re-
queSted to make sale OF the real es
tate mentioned in said deed-of-trust
by a holder of some of the bonds Sc
cured in said deed oftrust, default
having been made by said Rothwell
and Company in the payment of In
terest on said bonds for a period of
more than sixty days, he will offer
at public auction at the front door
of the Court House in Martnsburg,
West Virginia, on
SATURDAY the 23rd day of APRIL,
1921, at ONE THIRTY p. NJ,
all of the following described real
estate:
That certain lot or parcel Of land
situate in the City OF Martinsburg,
County of Berkeley. State of West
Virginia, known and described as
Lot No. PA in Rothwell-Lovetts Adj
dition to the City Of Martinsburg,
which lot has frontage of 500 feet
on the Cumberland Valley Railroad
and a frontage OF Ola feet on Fac
tory Street in said Addition, togeth.
err whit all improvements thereon
and appurtenanees thereto belong
ing, as well as its switches, rights
of.way. excepting the right-of- way
conveyed by G. T. Rockwell to the
Cumberland Valley and Martinsburg
Railroad Company, or what is known
as the Distillery Switch. together
with the corner of said lot cut off
by the said switch and lying on the
the same real estate conveyed to
Rothwell and Company, a corpora
ton. by deed of The Rolhwell-Loy-
EFT Company. corporation. dated
tho 1st day OF May, 1911, and OF rec
ord in the Office OF the clerk of the
County Court of Berkeley County
West Virginia in peed Rook No
128 Page "a"
Those certain lots or narcels ~
land sjtnate. lvino and being in the
Citv Of Nartinsbure. County of
Berkeley, State OF West Virginia
known and described ON the plat OF
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Addition to said
City as Lots Nos 10. %, 46, 81.
81 &c. 81. GO H. n. 70. IS.
81 81. 90 az o.. 9f. 1906 To-. 125.
1876. 100. 1872. 142. 147, 148. 149. 1871,
M M 179. 200 and the Mat
of said addition is recorded in said
Comfy Clerks Office in Deed Book
No. "a Pare 41G. being part OF the
same real estate conveyed to Roth.
well and Compauy. a corporation. by
deed of Kittie f.. RothweH, ct al.
dated tho 99nd dav OF April. 1912.
and of record in said County Clerks
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-21
A NEW SURGEON,

Announcement was made tod&}
the arrival OF son and heir
family OF DR.. and Mrs. Claude III
as, West King street. The IN
medico, Democrat and, perbtJ
president, was ushered into Nh
world at the City hospital. fTI
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-21
NEW STORE IN HEpGEsVlLLE,

The ITedgesyille Economy Meat
Market and Grocery has just opened
for business in the old Bell property
in Hedgesyille, carrying a full line
Of staple and fancy groceries, as
we'll as fresh and sailed meats, You
are cordially invited to come in and
see us. 81 % % rop
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-21
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS BRING YOU QUICK RETURNS
body who reads reads little classified
read the first kind certainly
Mt by using of these little ads The cost think about
WANTED


WANTED-Orchard, 80 to
100 acres; 8 years old or
older. Give location, num-
Der and varieties of trees
and rock bottom price in
first letter. A chance for
quick action if price is low
enough. Only a genuine
bargain considered. Adj
dress Z-157, care Evening
Journal, Martinsburg, w.
Va.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-21
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

Notice is hereby gwen that JOHN
F. WAGNER and REEVES HILL,
residing in Berkeley County. West
Virginia, will apply to the Circuit
Court of said county on the 26th day
OF April, 1921, at the Regular Term
of said Court then and there to be
held, for license to carry revolver
or other pistol under the provisions
of the Act to amend and reenact
Sec. 7, Chapter las. Code Of West
Virginia. relative to offenses against
the peace.
JOHN F. WAGNER,
REEVES HILL.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-21
PRAISES THEM TO HIS FRIENDS

Backache is a symptom Of weak
or disordered kidneys. Stiff and
painful joints, rheumatic aches.
sore muscles. pufiiness under the
eyes. are others. You need not suf
fer. Ben Richardson, Wingrove. w.
Va, writes: ~ praise Foley Kidney
Pills because they sure have helped
me- Sold Everywhe!e. I'm