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Evening star., 1921-06-25

in honor of the assistant chief Of staff
and Mrs. William NJ. Wright and Miss
Wright, who will leave today for San
Francisco. where Gen. Wright will
take command of the 9Th Army Corps
Area: The other guests were Maj. Gen.
and Mrs. William T. Haan, Brig. Gen.
and Mrs. Henry Jervey, Brig. Gen.
and Mrs. Dennis e. Nolan, Col. Mervyn
c. Buckley, Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. Roscoe
H. Hearn, Maj. and Mrs. Nicholas ".
campanole' na3. and Ms: peR.id d; !:
Miles, the military attaohe Of the Brit
ish embassy, Maj. Gen. H. K Bethel:
the air attache. Air Commodore L. e.
o. Charlton; the acting military at
tache of the French embassy. Maj.
DuBreuil; the air attache and Nine.
de Lavergne; the military attache OF
the Italian embassy and Marquise di-
Bernezzo, the air attache and Signora
Guidoni, the assistant military attache
and Signora Huntington. the military
attache of the Swedish legation, Maj.
Count Nile Bonde; Mrs; William
Anne Squire, Miss Isabelle Wells. Miss
Josephine Parrot, who has recently
returned from France: Miss Marcia
Chaplin, and the assistant military at
tache Of the Japanese embassy. Maj.
T.. Hara.
Mrs. Frank B. Kellogg rejoined Sem
ator Kellogg at their residence on
18th street today, after spending sew
eral weeks at their home in st. Paul,
MINI. The senator accompanied MRS.
Kellogg west. and while there they
celebrated their wedding anniversary.
Mrs. Edwin DENLY. II she is in town;
Mrs. Albert Fail and Mrs. Henry G.
Wallace, all wives Of cabinet mem-
bers, will be the guests of honor at
tea to be given this afternoon at
o'clock by the National Women's Press
Club at Dean place. Miss Cora Rigoy.
president Of the club, will receive the
guests, and Mrs. James r. Mann and
Mrs. Tasker Oddie will preside at the
tea table.
Count John de Sails. third secretary
of the British embassy, will leave
shortly for Japan. where he has been
appointed to the British embassy stan
in Toxic.
Evening star., 1921-06-25
Interesting Stay
for DistinEuiShed Chinese.

Many plans for the entertainment Of
DR.. Chu Chi Chen. former minister OF
foreign affairs Of China. have been ar
ranged. and his visit here Of some
days win be full OF interest. He ar
rived in Washington yesterday. and
has q suite at the New Willard. where
he has with him his two daughters,
students in q young ladies' school In
the capital.
DR.. Chfen and members Of his suite
were guests at the Chinese legation
last evening, and this morning he
visited the bureau Of standards. With
a few exceptions. including his pres
entation to the Secretary of State. Mr.
Hughes. at the State Department Mon
day morning. and to the President at
the White House in the afternoon, and
the dinner WHICH the minister will
give Tuesday evening. when the Sec
retary Of State will be guest. the
plans for his entertainment are tenta-
tive and await the arrangement Of
a definite program.
In the party are DR.. Ye-Tsung
Tsur, counselor of the special mission;
Ouang Ting-Tchang, DR.. Robert Yu,
Chang I-Wu and Shah-Wen-Yen.
Evening star., 1921-06-25
Dinner Given in Honor
of Gen. W. NJ. WriS Sht.

The military attache of the Japanese
embassy, Maj. Gen. kazutsugu lnouye,
entertained distinguished company
at dinner last evening at Rauscher's 8
Evening star., 1921-06-25
Chidakel-Glickman
Wedding Tomorrow.

wedding TOmOffOW.
The wedding Of Miss Shirley d.
Glickman. daughter of Mrs. A. Click
man Of New York city. to Mr.. Charles
H Chidakel Of this city, will take
place tomorrow evening. The cere-
mony will be performed at o'clock
in Carroll Institute Hall by the Rev.
M. Hurwitx. The bride will be at
tended by Mrs. NJ Shapiro and Mrs.
H. Glickman. as matrons Of honor,
and Miss Sarah White of Chicago, g
cousin Of the bride, will be the maid
of honor. Miss Eva chidakel' sis
ter of the nridegroom; Miss Ray
Puohkin, Miss Jenny Ginsberg, Miss
Florence Barzun and Miss Alice Den
nison will. be bridesmaids. Little
Miss Henrietta FutrovskN niece Of the
BRIDEGROOM, and the two nieces OF
the bride. Lillian Glicknan and Cara
Glfckman, will be flower girls. Mas-
ter Sidney Gliclkman, nephew Of the
bride, will be the ta finE bearer; s.a;,., =,
tha BRIDEGROOM, will be best man, and
the ushsrs will be Mr.: Murry Birshod
The Clovis news., 1921-07-14

d. and Mis- Young and family
."I.h TO thank them many friends and
H.ahaors for THEN ,.pdnes. and the
beautiful floral offerings during ,hc
sickness and death Of their son and
brother, David Young
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-02
ACITAcNf ScHuZE C.S.P.S.

Rady Zizka els, 8, Cestl Bra
til els. 1O3, Zizkiv Tabor els,
240 a. CLARK, els. 236. C.S.P.S.,
poradaji zitfejSi nedtle o 2.
hodine. odpoledni V Ces. SIM
Sokol Ma -zApadni strane velkou
propagaGni schulz s. yybra-
n5m programem Gisel nejen
poutnych, ale i zabavnych.
Podobne schIze drivejsi testify
sc velke 16asti i pozornosti a
proto I'VE pofadatelstvo celou
eeskou vefejnost k hojn6 ma
vseve. Jest zejmena ma Glen
stvu, ably mezi pfately a Una
mJ1mi agitovali. ably 1tast byla
co n~ejeetnejsi. jak toho take
skuteene pekny pofad Zasluhu-
lie. Neni z4dneho vstupneho a
kazdy krajan. ktery pozvani
Prime Jest vitan.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-02
PONDELNi PREDNASKA DR..
HEIDRlCHA.

V Ceske Mar. SIM ma Broad
way uchystalo Ceskoslovenske
Narodni Sdruzeni ceskemu Gle
velandu Zajimave prekvapeni.
Jest to piednaSka kulturni-
no pfid4lence Geskoslovenske-
no vyslanectvi We Washington
ne DIR. Heidricha, ktery mas Y
pond6ll navstivi. Prednaska
mad jine povolaneho naseho
krajana doprovazena Dude
krasnymi barevnymi obraZy,
promitanymi ZvlaStnim stro-
jen. KIDD chcej op6tn6 iednou
podniknouti vyiet, aspon V du-
chu, do krasnych a pamatnych
krajin nasi osyobozene ~vlasti,
nenech 81 ujiti tuto mimorad-
nou p~rilezitost. Podnik pofa-
ia Narodni Sdruzeni jen "a
lGelem poskytnouti nasim kra-
januh trochu pOvZbuZenl a
skuteGn4 pekne zabavy. Vstup
Dude 1plne volnym.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-02
POLICE PREDSTAVi BLBE-
HO ZATCENCE OBYVA-
TELSTVU PARMY.
UbOhy ma rozum ctyfleteho
decka.

Priblbly mladik, jena sam o
sobs pravl, re jest vrahem O.
bou ulitelek V Parma township
Dude V tamnejsi skole predsta-
ven obyvatelstvu $ oGekava-
MIN, lie jej snad nekdo ma mi
ste einu nebo ma blizku spatfil.
Pribuznl Zatteneho vypravo-
vail ma policii, re jej nell s Sc
bou, kdyz pc vrazde jeli ko-
lem skoly, ably 81 tuto prohledli
9 re phi tom obyGejnym zp6so-
benz o vrazde rozmlouvali. Ia
Ike druhy podezfely, take bla-
zen, osetfoyany nyni V kentuc-
KEN ustavu'pro dusevne cho-
re. nema $ pfisernym cinem mic
spolecneho, jak oznamuje Sc
riff C. B. Stannard a tajny po-
licista Shibley,, kteff do blA-
zince odcestovali, ably muze
onoho Sc dotazovali.
Zdejsi zatGenec nebude oby-
vatelstvu pfedstaven osobn6,
ably nebyla zbytetne pusobena
sensace, ale policejni nacelnik
nafidil, ably byly pofizeny je-
no fotografie V rdznych po-
stojich. N6ktere fotografie OBJ
drzel jiz Herman Geltman, o.
byvatel Parma township, jenz
Sc obzvlaste horlive suGastnil
stihani vraha. Tyr nektere po-
dobizny rozdal a naslo Sc sku-
tetne nekolik lid, ktefi Sc do
mnivaji. re muze teto podoby
spatfili potloukati Sc V okoli.
Jest ,dosti podivnym, re W.
povedi Glovaka blbeho muze
BRAT policie vazne jeste dnes,
kdy lekaf DIR. II. Adler, specia-
list dusevnich chorob prohlasil,
lie zatteny muz ma rozum Gtyf
leteho ditete, nebot' neumi e.
sti ami psAti, ba ami potitati
do ctyi.. Kdyz vypravuje, jak
vrazdu spachal, jest ale velice
dGslednym a liei il stale stej-
nym zplsobem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-02
FESACkY KRIMINAL.

Trestanci y okresni vaznici
isou tax dobfe krmeni, re Sc
Jim ami q kriminalu nechce,
prohlasil vcera deputy serif
Oh. M. Dambey Y uradovn6 Sc
rita Stannarda. Blahobyt ten
TO Dude miti "a nasledek, re
serif pride Ia 3 mesice as o
500 dollaru.
Mel jsme We vezeni muze,
jenz "a mimoradne prace do
staval Cd okresu $1.00 denn6 q
tfikrat denn6 Sc dobre najedl.
hdy2 Sc mu oZnamilo, re trest
Jest jiz odbyty, velice toho IL
toval a necht6l vdbec odejiti,"
pravil Dambey. A cely tento
hlahobyt pry stoji jen soc den
ne Za kazdGho choyance. la TO
s'ravovani strazcti a vypomoc-
'ych serif1 stoji denne $500.
Ma stravovani vezhut urceno je
soc denne a serif slibil, re v5e
co Ia kuchyni uSetfi, ze vra-
Il, coz arci "a uvedenych okol-
aosti odpadne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-02
SVEDkOVE PROFIT PURPE-
ROW. A JEHO SpOLECNi-
KUN EUDOU STREzENI.
Americka Legie slibuje pomoc
prot gangnm.

Okresni zalobce r. C.. Stan
ton vcera pfijal nabidku Anne
ricke Legie, ktera hodla chrani
Ii bezpecnost sv6dkd vyslech-
nutych "a soudu $ vrahy Slye a
Fannera, jelikoz zlocin spa
chan byl celou rozvetvenou
bandou, ktera Sc nestiti zadne-
no terroru. S~ouCasn9 oznamu-
je pol. SET Smith, re vsichni
svedci pfedvolani, by proti vra
hum vypovidali, budou streze-
nj zvlasta ustanovenymi polici-
sly a detektivy. Policie pripu-
stila, re "a dneSnf zlocinne VI
ny Sc stava, re byvaji hrozba-
mi ZamoznejSi Tide donucova-
nj, ably polozili "a podezrele
ZatCene Zlocince soudni zaru-
ky. Vyhrozovano Jim bylo pa
trn6 spoletniky zattenych kri-
minalnikn.
Zatteny Purpera sam, vzdor
II l6tdm, jest dobre skolenym
zlotincem, jenz neustale vypra
Vi, &c unikne elektrickemu kre.
stu nasledkem sveho mladi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-02
MESlC OUBEN Sc NAM
PREDSTAVIL DOBRE.

Vcerejsf pfvnf april Sc vyda-
I'll mad ocekavanf, jak pocaso-
We, tax i rdznymi z~ahadnymi
posilkami, take ~lGkarnici me-
Ii pine ruce prace vyhazovA-
MIN rd2nych kupcd zahadnych
yeci, jake "a p6tak "oksdre-
dichum', neb dokonce trochu
sevsedneleho raGiho sadla. A
prylovy osud potkal i factot-
tum nasi tiskarny, ktere ochot-
ne bezelo do Dvofakoyy lekar-
ny S objemnou bandaskou pro
ia pet'' radium =. Outrata!
Nekdy Sc aprylovy zert nepo-
dafi a vysmech slime sam po-
smevatek, jake omen mladik,
jenz postal ucne do lekarny,
pro "a pet '.semtele' a cekal
S jakou hoch pride. Tento pri-
Sci a vyfizoval, re lekarnik "a
dane nema, ale re mu yzkazu-
je, Re ma Ia to ma sklade
"jsestelesam'', ably 81 ale pro-
to prisel sam, lie mu toho man
da' vice nez Dude chtiti.
Jinak vyvedl mas povetrnost-
nj prorok vsechny, predpovi-
dial prave Zimni po&asi Sc vSe-
mi neprijemnymi pridavky ja-
ko pliskanice atd. ale "a tim
byl vcerejsek skutecne kras-
nym jarnim dnem, az ma jiste
chladno. Aprylem vyvede do
datecne obyvatelstvo i Spoiled
most clevelandskych poul. drah,
neb kazdy, KIDD Sc tesil, re Sc
"a "jarniho tepla" ohfeje v
kare, Dude sklaman, jelikoz
spoleGnost jest povinna vytape
ii kary jen do /. dubna.
Take Karel Habsburk "a
kontil svij dubnovy sprym a
jest ma Zpatecnim vandru do
Svycarska.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-02
POLAPENf UTOCNfkA MA
POL. STRA1NtkA.
LupiG v kufru.

Policie patrala pc diva tydny
pc jistem mladikoyi, jenz byl
dopaden pr loupezi feznic-
KEN obchode Emilia Ranka,
1902 st. Clair Ave, a ktery a.
lie drze namlril phi pokusu Eat
mouth jej, revolver prot bri-
chu policejniho straznlka. Po-
dafilo Sc mu tentOkrate prch-
nouti, ac straznik stfelil. Wee
Ia obdrzela o teto hledane o.
sobnosti konecne policie Zpra-
WI a serzant Thornton spolu S
policisty F. Vltovcem a O'Neil-
lem sli prohlednouti dunn ma
vych. 81. ul., oznateny jake do
NOV hledaneho. Policejni hid
ka nenalezla re zaGatku mic a
mela Sc jiz $ neporlzenou k Cd
chodu, kdyz pojednou strazco-
We bezpecnosti zaslechli pode-
zrely Sramot We vedlejsim po-
koji. Vstoupili, pokoj byl ale
prazdny, az ma V koute stojici
kufr, ktery podroben okamzi-
t6 visit6 a v ltrobach jeho ma
lezen skrceny 19-lety Walter
Powers z els. 759 vych. 10. ul.
Byl zatten a k loupeznemu
pokusu V reznickem krame Sc
primal, ale pravi, re nemel
nikterak straznika umyslu
nikterak V umyslu straznlka
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-02
~CTVRTLETNf SCHU
re STARYCH OSADNiKU.

Spolek Starych Ceskych O.
sadniku kona Ultra druhou
ttvrtletni schulz, ma ktere vsak
krone obvykleho ufedniho
jednani spolkoveho provedena
Dude i zabavna cast. Obvykle
placeni pfisp6vki odbude Sc
o 2. iodine, na6ez "a hodinu
uspofadana Dude obvykla SOU
sedska Zabava, ma kterou sc
velka vetsina tlenG jiz test.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-02

hostinou, ma ktere Sc vystave-
ne pfedmety budou asi okou-
seti. Vstupne jest jen 15c a k
tomu jeste odpoledni navsteva
o%pravnuje k navst6v6 veGerni~
no vlnku. Podobnou vystavu
chysta ma stfedu 20. dubna i
Cechlv domov V c. N. SIM ma
Broadway.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-02
OBEf SVEHO

35-lety John Mackey, 1906
Cedar Ave. Zamestnaval Sc
vcera nateraGskou praci v "a
vod6 The Damascus Manufa-
curing Co., 9501 Cassius Ave,
spadl $ vyse 40 stop a utrp6l
tax znacn6 vnitrni zranenl, re
"a kratko pc dopraveni do
Charity nemocnice Zemfel.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-02

Pleasant pripadly ma dosti orr
ginelni myslenku - usporada-
il totiz zitfejsi ned6le vystav-
ku sveho vlastniho kucharske-
no um6hi V SIM j. A. Komen-
sky ma vych. 1871. ul. Zacatek
Jest stanoven ma /. hod. odp.
8 hod. veter zapotne tanet-
nj Zabava, patrne spojena s
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-02
BOSTON UPfRA CLEVELAN.
DU PATE MfSTO v PORADf
NEJLIDNATEJSfCH
NEST.

InformaGni komisar NJ. F.
Bourjailly obdrzel cd boston
skeho tajemnika statistickeho
oddeleni +. n. Hartwella do
pis jake odpoVed' ma zaslanou
do Bostonu cleyelandskou pu-
blikaci 1.-The Peoples business
in the Fifth City," nemz upira
Clevelandu pravo staveti Sc ma
pate misto meZi mesty SpOj.
Statu, pokud Sc lidnatost tyce,
jelikoz Sc sGltaci komise dopu-
stila pfi udAnf poctu bostonske
no obyvatelstva jisteho nedo-
patreni. Jak sv9toborna tato o.
taxa dopadne, neni jeste zna-
mo, ale die vseho Sc piece je-
nom teto degradace dockame.
Evening star., 1921-05-10
APARTMENTS TO LET;
FCRNlsHED-ontfn.ea.

APARTMENTS TO LET =
FURNISHED-Conti,.ea. tt
AVONDALE APT. HOUYE
Apt. 23-2 rms. kitchen and b. .Sioo per mo-
PARKWOOD APT. HOUSE,
Apt. 4o-e rn... rsep. n hall and b. $50 l.o.
NETHERLANDS APTji
HOUSE,
1860 Columbia I'd. nv.
Apt s05-5 and ba tn .. $50 per ne.
RUTLAND COURTS APT!
HOUSE. "a.
1927 18th st NV W
Apt. 5lo-3 rooms and hath. $50 PER mo.
Apt: lol . rms, dress rrn and b: $50 p-r no
STAFFORD APT. HOUSE,
1889 Ianisr pl. NV. f,.
Apt. 43--s rooms and bath - S12S PR no,
CAVANAUGH APT. HOUSE,
1928 18th St NV
Apt 2o2-3 rooms and bath. :. 800 pet ~
ALLAN e. wALkBR q co. INC. go
PELHAM COURT. 2lst AND P SITS. NW--
Charming front apt, large bed-living rogn,
Can be seen by appointnsnt from il :se -
until $40 pm. Phone North ssc7 OF CsSss
10l7-J. Rent. M10 until Oct .sr ]
THREE ROOMS, KITCHEN. BATH ANB
porch, completely furnished except lines. fH
three months beginning June 1. Call NJ. k2oi,
Rr. 81, or Apt. 3lo $500 14th st NV. =
HAMMOND COURT-CHARMING RooASs
and BATH front porch. phone, etc. Far pap
ticuars call West AS. To-
OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK VALLEY; 3
attractive rooms. bath. Ink: SIS Call aftsS
q pm. 1888 Calvert st. NV.
$500 l4th ST. .Nw-UNUSUAL LOCATING;
three acres Of ground. large inclosed porches;
ideal for summer occupancy; garage accnsnttS
dations on the premises: three rooms. 18th AID
porch: rent. s110 and $ll5. -
To inspect. see Miss wADDE1L. .t,t4s
Resident Manager. 20
II. l.. RUST,
al2 18th st. NV.
St. Apt 34-Fivp rooms and hath; avanah1e
Immediately: greatly Wduced rent tSs
3 ROOMS KITCHENETTE AND BATH Rdk
Ink: will accommodate four adults oply-
1120 9th st. NV. '''Il
4,6 NJ ST. N.W.-Tw0 CoMMUNICATfN4
light housekeeping rooms; private bath. Ia
spection Sunday and evenings, q TO 3. 'f0e
VERY REASONABLE RENTAL FOR EXtfE
well Furnished housekeeping apartment, %
second door. with t8nitor service: within b1ocx
Of Dupont Circle. Phone Main 3l20, Br. 761.
t8a-I
1Y21 2Ist ST. APT I'll ROOM, AIrUvl6
bath: rent reasonable See C. r. wARINGs
321 BOND bldg, 14th and New York ave. -
1104 VERMONT AVE. N.W.-OSE ROOM 1ban
hath porch four windows: select central ~
cation. walking distance: references. Ia >
1915 EUCLID ST. N.W.-5 OUTSIDE ROONA
bath. piano. pOrches. $90: will divide isto
Groom l.h.k and Broom h.k. apartmenta. To-
Evening star., 1921-05-10

DORHANT 0TO0K. ne9lsd; 65i p; pe3ced ha9f
saving return farm; plaDt al Nay. Natona
Nufsefies-' 15s
Evening star., 1921-05-10

COTS. nie eases. miIneosIxphs, hat and soa&
raeks BROWN East Hoeo0ae Paxk-BarfscAA
Evening star., 1921-05-10

PARKWOOD, 1746 K ST.-6
rooms, kitchen, bath; unfur-
nished; $3.50 per month; avail
able May IS. \
Evening star., 1921-05-10
WANTED-ROOMS

LADY wishes single furnished room: reason
able. Address Box SAD, Star Office.
ROOM, 500 month. between n, n. 14th and
18th: gentleman; permanent. Address Box
BID. Star office. ps
LARGE furnished room and bath in quiet
quarters south Of W st. NV. by sefAte bach
elor: II reasonable, give terms. etc Address
Bo1 2O0-C, Star ofiee. l0e
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-08

which a piece OF she'll was removed
from his back. He had been wound
cd in France. The Red Cross ha
been taking care Of him and h,
will now tako vocational training.
Rev. Mr.. James preached at Pack
ors chapel last Sunday morning AM
evening. On New Years day this
congregation will hold an all da,
service and have an old fashione,
basket dinner. lie will preach nj,
Dutton church next Sunday. The
Dutton Sunday schol viii give o
Christmas program and tree. Quar-
terly conference was held at Dut
ton by Rev. Mr.. Lewis Of Lawton
last Friday evening at which time
Mr.. Sam Hensley and Henry Smith
Of Packer we're licensed to preach
They will alternately fill the pulpi;
at Packer on the Sunday evening"
when Rev. James, breaches here.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-08

Countrywide mt 'si has hcca
aroused by the ease ~ Mm. Clyde
carsldcnle who VAS told by Judge
Royal Graham. sitting In the iuve.
nile court az Denver. Colo. that he
expected her TO submit TO an opera.
tIon which will make motherhood
Impossible for her Judge Graham
denies he issued positive order
Mrs. Cassidcntc had been hailed 4
court by welfare workers 10 show
cause why her five children should
not be taken away from her because
u their undcmonrlshcd condition
and the chronic unsanliary condition
u their homo environment Dr. RAY
Sunderland. witness. suggested the
stcrilizing operation and Mrs. Gas
sidenie was given uniil January lc
TO decide whether she would give
mp her children or submit TO the
operation.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-08
COLLEGE MOUND ITEMS

Mrs. Viola Jobe and Misses Minnie
and Graves Jobe Of NARROW visited
their sister. Mrs George Stanton
here last week.
Rev. and Mrs. Willie Smith. rec.
emily married. returned to their
home last week. On Monday night,
a large crowd Of their neighbors and
friends gathered at their home for
an evening Of merriment.
Oscar May is adding improve.
ments to his farm. He Is engaged in
building dairy barn.
w. v. Kuykendall will conduct a
writing school at College Mound in
the near future.
At College Mound last Friday IL
social was given. Candy. n uts AMI
popcorn were served to large
crowd.
Many fat hogs were marketed
from the College Mound neighbor-
hood this week. The price was $6.4O
per hundred.
Buyers are offering 80 cents
pound for turkeys at Rush Springs.
Mrs. II. M. Bernard, of Oklahoma
City has moved to the Star school
-eacherage, where she will keep
house for he rdaughters, Misses
Clara and Eula Bernard, teachers
It that place.
Mrs. Zina Seymour is building an
addition to her home.
Miss Ruba Stanton has returned
rom NARROW where she visited
elatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Ulysses Shots and
drs. Beula Tippit were shoppers in
lush Springs Saturday.
The child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Crouch !
led last week.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-08
constIpatIon.

II you REALIZED the danger Of per
mitting your bowels to be CONSTANT
ly constipated you would certainly
give the matter the attention IL de.
serves. No one can afford to have
his bowels in constipated condi
ton a good share Of the time. When
needed take Chamberlain's Tablets
just after supper, one or two of
them will be eonugh to produce an
operation of the bowels on The fol
lowing morning.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-08

Grandma Cornett. ~ Oklahoma
City Is visiting relatives here.
Ms. Jewell KEGS called on Mrs.
Bell last Thursday Afternoon.
Mrs. Kysar. OF Arcadia. spent last
Tuesday with her daughter. Mrs.
May KEGS.
Mrs. Hollis Barrett spent last
week with Mrs. Roy KEGS and fam.
ily.
Mrs. John Shockey spent last
Thursday aflernon with Mrs. Ray.
mond Edmundson.
Raymond Edmundson made
business trip TO Oklahoma City
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay KEGS attended
the first Monday sale In ChIckashl.
Miss Bernice Wilson of Froman.
Ga. Is spending this week with Mr..
and Mrs. Ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy KEGS attended
tho first Monday sale and marketed
poultry in Ciickasha.
Mrs. Tom KEGS and Mrs. Good.
man were visitors OF Mrs. Lair last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dubois called at the
Sawyer home Sunday Afternoon. Mr..
Sawyer has been IN poor health for
several months.
The Lewis brothers shelled corn
for Earl Lair and Frank Dubois
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Bowles and
Mrs. Tom KEGS we're Sunday din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs Jay
KEGS
Mr.. and Mrs Chas Fisher are
spending the week with her mother
Mrs. Row, who is moving to the
Usage country.
Edgar Fisher spent several days
Of last week with his parents, Mr..
md Mrs. c. c. Fisher. While here
le and Mr.. and Mrs. Jack McLain,
also guests of the Fisher home, Mr.
md Mrs. Chas. Fisher, spent a day
1t the home of Mrs. Row and en-.
Dyed q successful hunt.
Miceaq HoIr,on E,,.,,ot4 ..J
dessrs. Gatewood, Carl Taylor and
Tom Taylor and Mr.. and Mrs. Bud
,ipse went persimmon hunting
long the Washita river Sunday af-
ernoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward and Mr.. and
FRS. Gatewood attended Rebekah
nd Odd Fellow lodges in Minco last
'eek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy KEGS and Mrs
lollis Barrett attended the moving
icture show at Ionine school house
ast Thursday night.
George Downey, Grant Waterbury,
ordon Goree, Calvin Brock, Joe
chwaba and Frank Dubois shipped t
attic to Oklahoma City last week. t
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Shockey were t
inner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry :
inn last Sunday. !
John Chiles recently shipped 100 {
1t hogs. He is feding 600 for the {
larket. :
Miss Dora James daughter of Rev.
nd Mrs. James returned last Thurs
ay evening, after spending few
eeks visiting two married sisters
ne in Kansas and one at Orienta.
kla.
The Ladies Aid met with Mrs.
Under last week and will meet
ith Mrs. James this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mace Linn of ver-
en- and Mr.. and Mrs. 0. G. Linn of
were guests of Mr.. and
RS. Poet Shockey last Saturday.
he gentlemen enjoyed quail hunt.
Port Shockey has been in the
niversity hospital for some time.
here .e underwent an operation in ;.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-08
Millions to Loan on Grady County Farms

MY companies have plenty of money loan
applications for loans the first moving
Chckasha.
old loan you loan
would be you
24o acres to trade for residence good farm, well
21O Little Washta
Chckasha property will
bungalow small handle
$3.50.
house you
block trade
handle you?
Excellent VIII few hun
dollars. tWs4s sts $50 Nftt A'essSSl AA2au8ss#
your property me where rentals or for SALE
VIM J. Hoover 512 and 513 First National
Bank Building
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-08
Cold Wet Feet Cause Colds.

In sloppy winter weather children
are almost sure to get their feet wet
and take cold. If you will take off
their wet shoes and stockings, bathe
their feet in warm water, dry them
thoroughly put on dry shoes and
sesop M9J g ueql eA!5 puB s5uIyools
may be able to prevent their taking
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy you
cold. Try it. 1.3O