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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-13
WOMi:N's MEETINGS.

Ihc first fall meeting Of thu gen.
crai board OF uianhrcrs OF Tia. Shot
teriHe Arms Ere" Hospital. wll be
reid this morning, ~ i o'clock. at
Tho hospital. Nias Mamie Minor viii
speak Oh The PLACE Of the Shelter
ing arms in tho Hearts Of i;Iu,i-
uord People
Tho business Wcmcn's Council NJ
~" y " =. y. WI! hold it's rcvu-
lar meeting a. the =. W. G. y. Hu.d
ing. Fifth Strcc; supper viii u.
served at O'clock, repatriation for
~. MacIauRhlin's class viii follow.
and Interesting program IL hctn. ar
ranged for the rcfrnint"r OF tho cvc-
ninF Or " n g. Maci.auPh!lu. OF
tho seventh street Christian Church.
viii cOnduc, bible class for tn.
council. subject. God. my neigh.
Dor ana mo" THIS class will com
rnsrcc on Thursday evening. October
20, Iil5 to y o'clock. and continu"
through To December 18th. each
Thursday evening. All groups of bust
Ucss women in the city are invited To-
attend this class. Registrations can
b" made al IN. desk OF the V W g.
a office
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-13
WOMEN VOTERS LEACul:
TO HOLD MEETING TODAY
Will Receive Reports OH Qucs.
lionnairc Concerning Chill
drens Code Commission.

PrccedinS Ia" meeting Of the Nich.
mond League OF Nvintn Voters ;his
afternoon In Room $50. Jefferson Ho-
tel, Mrs italph JuhnRvn. chairman
%! tho child welfare cornml:t.. OF ;h.
league. VIII meet the members %,
her committee 81 $50 10 receive their
rcrortS on tn" Richmond data which
they are Assem- bling on IA" question.
Ea!rc OF the th.ldr.u's Code Com
mission. Assisting Mira. johnson on
hrr committee are Mrs Charles Fol
ling. Miss Sarah Roller. M:S J. Al.
lispn fiudpts. Mrs. Mason White. MISS
fisi. Ingram. @''Ss Car"Iin" Vand;ivcr
MISS susie Mrcarthy, Aiya Lacy
bnkc. Mrs. j. ". irons. Ms. Julian
Wilson and Miss Louise l:!lyson
The 0peu meeting "f ;hc Richmond
league viii take place AT o'clock
closing promptly at :. t. enable thos,
having cuGaRvin-nts to k..p thn.n
Miss Lucy itando!ph MASON. chairman
OF the Richmond League. wl,l pre-.
side. and Miss Mag ! Moore. repro.
sentative o: The N'rr .nia I..upuo ur
Women Voters at the srhnol rf pu,i,.
lea! education 81 Chautau,l,a. Kew
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-13

FRED EkickSBURG. VA. or,. IL.
john r. Berry and Miss Ethel Wiz
clinic Cooinbs. both OF King George
County. were married here >ngtor 'ay
At the HON" al the officiating minis
t.- tcv. i. l.. swift. They will max .
their home ia King George.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-13

Fitzgerald. Mrs, ;eorxo y. Hanson.
Mrs. Alvin iiutncr. Mrs. George iaw.
Mrs. Paul liuwic. Mr.. Elsie Ingram,
M's. Ernest Meade. Mrs. I;icnmond
Moore, Mira. Susie McCarthy. Mrs. II.
j. M!c!S. Jr.. Mrs. Robert -. Pollard
Hhfs. bSCAr SwinClord, Mrs. bursey
Sydnor Mss Caroline van,iiyur, AIr..
R4bcrt W. Williams and Mrs. Charles
Weaver
Texture Friday.
MISS susan II. LoIin. OF the Cn.-
F.rs!i| al Richmond. vii! deliver u
lecture on NJ Trip Through Ireland.
IN th" i"ciUr. room Ui the First Pres
py,crian church. Friday, under tho
auspices 0C tho Business woman \
circle. Tn, subj-ct is OF. al UNI
usual interest at ihis tim. wien the
Irish question "a b"fpre IA. Who'll.
world" attention, ard Miss Lon T.. IN
a. position to hUndi" The subject l., .,
manner which VIII Il. ms,ructiy. I,
all. Irish b:liaGs wili he sung. ana
III" occasion promises - he q a.li.n,
!ul one.
Benefit tnrd Purity
There VIII be a caro- party given
At the home Of Mrs Il ! nnurou.
i"c2 Porter street Friday evening
1T $50 "'ci"cH. Tho affair n fn.. ,hr
hen"h; of Camp Wakuhnm ana Monte
Maria, and all intcr.s,c"i ar. In
vitch
Hrhrilt Dnnrr.
y benefit dane" viii be held ia ,hc
auditorium Uf 81. ratr!cil's school.
saturday evening. Al Interested ar.
invited to attend
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-13
CalOnneI Good
but Next Dose
may Sa|ivate
II is Mercury, Quicksilver,
Shocks Liver and Attacks
Your Bones

calom.l salvation IS horrible. /:
Swcl,s the tongue, iooEcns the teeth
and starts rheumatism. There's n,
reason why person Should tax,
rcko ming. saiivat!ng caio;n.l when /,
lew cents hu,s "a !ar@o bottle OF bod
r"n'f Liver Ture--a perfect sunsti
'utc :"r caiom"!. II ia q pl-asau,
vegetable liquid which vii! star; youf
liver just ls rurciy as caionul. hut /,
doesn't make you SICK aud canno;
s;.l!vatc.
Caio!nol Is n dangerous drug. he
sides !; n"y make you,fu4l weak. sick
and nauscatcd tomorrow. Don't lose
days work. Take - spoonful! Of
Do6son'S Liver Tone instead aud You
viii wake NJ feeling great. so salts
necessary Your drurgiat SAYS If yu,
don, find Dodson's Llvar Tone acts
better than t-eaCherous c:,lonnl your
money is waiting for YOU -Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-13
No More Gas In
Stomach & Bowels
BrOnd Mt Fourth.

II you wish to DC permanently re-
licvel OF gas in the stomach and
nowcts. take l!aaimann's GnsTablets.
Raainaun's Gas-rGblets arc pro-
pared distinctly and especially for
stomach gas. and particularly for nil
the bad cnects coming from gas pres
sure.
THAT empty. gone and gnawinv
feeling at the III; OF your stomach,
VIII dismppcar: that anxious and ner :
vouS feeling with heart palpitation
VIII vanish, and you Will once NOR.
hr able TO take a deep breath. SO often
prevented by gas pressing against
your heart and Lungs.
Your limbs. arm" ana fingers won't
feel cold and go 20 sleep, because
Baa!marn's Gas-Tablcts prevent Eua
Interfering with the circulation; in
tense dra wsincsS and sleepy feeling
after dinner Will soon bc replaced hy
20 desire Tor som. form OF entertain
ineEt. Your iistcndcd stomach Will
reduce by inches because gas vii, not
iorn after using EaalMann's Gas
Tablets.
Get tho Genuine in the Yellow
Package from all reliable druggists
and Traele Drug Co.---Advar.iscmcrt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-13

B'ousos have. rather uncXr.c,cdiy.
assumed "a large Importance in the
smart wardrobe. and may, with dis.
crc,ion and taste. contrive almost AN u.
limited smar, and attractive costume
combinations not permitted hy n
crock. = costume blouse which coin.
htncs tmo or more colours or mater
'als may have . skirt. a coat. or n
cape I" match on" "r each Of them
and may present on every occasion
a different but uu;a!l!ncly yatlsrac-
tory appearance. The costum" blouse
illustrated has the favored one. sided
trimming. which, IN ;h!s case. IL no
moro than Il single button and bound
b.tiUnh"Ic. ana q cuntrasted facing
At tho opening. The soft. rolled cot
lar and turn back cuffs MAJ b. al
sort kiA, IN the new manner. and tho
mandarin aircvcs are properly wide
81; tho cuffs az well as at. the arm
holes
tconyi i,h; 1877. by tho Vogue Co.
New York
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-13

YORK. in July. will speak on her I'M
pfrsSions OF this school. one i'm
portaht phase ut the meeting this af-
tcrno"n viii be The discussion OF the
number OF proEru'n meetings 10 bc
hcid tina SEASON, and the tim. and
place -! holding them. Members from
AT four wards are expected to hr
present, u cast their votes OF this
question. Th. public iB invited
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-13
N AND or on rows.

Mrs. hohcr, g. K"nnoihs and Mrs
Hiram NJ smith. nr" spending ..Ycral
weeks In tho North.
W j. i'arrish hao returned t. Rich
in"nd, after an extended ;ri,, 70 Mu-
ROPE.
SIR. ana Mrs. waiter Cabeu Mercer
have taken an apartment NJ Monroe
Terrace
Mrs. lNilip I'in"pan. OF N.wpor,
Nc"s. VII" is Delegate To the L
~ 9. convention. IN registered at the
Jefferson Hotel
is spending come time ~. Wdstington
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-13
GENERAL HAMFTON'S
GRANDDAUGHTER BRIDE
CARRIED Z" John Scott. Of Graham
y. G.. AT nrOthcr-in-Iuw's Home
In bedford.

ISpeNinl % Tho Times pisDatc'll
hfNSHhtRG. VA. oct I2--Miss
Mary Singleton hampton. originally
from Columbia. : O.. daughter OF
III. late Gcorgc McDuftCy Hampton.
and Il ErahddanGhtcr OF the lu,c Gen.
vTai Wade Hampton. MAS married to
John scott. OF Graham. =. g.. this
afternoon at the huin" ut tho brides
hrothcr-h-law. Dr. IL l. Erown, In
Bedford County, near Lyuchiurr.
Or. Joseph Il. Dunn ui tho E:pis.
Gopal Church vas the c.ichrant.
Donald Scott, OF North Carolina, Was
his brothers b"st man. aud Mrs
Charles oliver. OF Dallas. Tex, sic.
ter %: the bride. was her prin, pa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-13

the greatest achievements during the
year.
The trophy was beautifully en-
HraHsd silver pitcher, bearing the
following Inscription: Presidents
achievement Trophy presented to [.
NJ Warren by Pam r. Collins. pr"si-
dent oc irginia Real I:stutc Aesocia-
ti"r for Greatest Achievements Dur
Ing Year Fading October ., 1891
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-13
HOPEWELL MAN WINS
ACHIEVEMENT TROPHY
!. VI. Warren Captures Prize OGered
ky Real Estate ASSUcin lion
preSturpf.
Ispccia, 20 The Hines Dispatch,

Special 80 Tho Hines dispatch
jioPEWEl.i-, VA. Oct. i2.--At the
annual convention oc the Virginia
Real Estate Association meeting IN
Norfolk, October G-S inclusive. II
i"pe well man, l. NJ. Warren. chair
man Of the reclamation committee
OF the association. won the annual
trophy presented by the president for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-13
VIRGINIA WEDDINGS
AND ENGAGEMENTS

LYNClinURG. VA. Oc. l2.-Mlss
RUBY Lee I"noy, daughter OF Mr.
ana Mrs. j y. CoTcy. OF Nelson
County, and Frank & Williams. al.
Franklin were married h"r" this
evening at tn. residence OF the
brides Uncle, ". w. Con"y. ;hc ccle-
brart being Rev. i. ". James. J. u.
p"stor of First Baptist Church NJ.
'"r hridai trip 80 N"w York they
viii max" their hOHIr IN Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-13

to safely through the Change Of
i with pleasure that thanking your
Life
bans Vegetable tomon and the bottle helped
IT oWg ouewok
LISTER,
said middle
smothering spells rushing
follows the heart sinking spells
lydia nhnms Vegetable Compound and herb medicine
cialy adnpted feminine
as build the weakened system and enables
this irving period with tho least possible
Women everywhere should remember that the ailments
caused dsplac
mens owh although the be the and that why
Pnkham's
Vegetable Compound and often
troubles.
liar to Women" will be sent to
The Pnkam Medicine CO., Lynn,
This book contains valuable information.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-13

attendant. Only immediate relatives
Witnessed the ceremony. After u
bridal trip they will iaake their Nome
III LynGhburg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-13

FEEDEniCKSBURG. VA. OF. l..
AT the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. O.
jarrett ia Caroline County, a icly
days aSn. their daughter. Miss Annie
eliza, was married TO Francis u. g.
whitehead t.. Baltimore. R.v. y. NJ
Ritter ofI,iatcd
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-05-12
Junior Hi School
Class Program Is
GiUen Yesterday

Dedication of the class memorial
was the feature of the Class Day pro-
gram rendered last evening at the
Junior high school.
Ruth .Livermore, president of the
graduating class, delivered the mem
orial presentation talk and Geo. II
Evans, member OF the board of edu
cation, made the speech of accept.
ance.
The salutatory address was de-
livered by Annie Ashton and Mae
Heasley delivered the valedictory
address The class history was pre-.
sented by Mildred Kohn and the
class prophecy by Pat Shultz. James
Mcdonald read the class poem.
+ Two numbers were rendered by
the Junior high school orchestra and
completing the program was read
ing by Flossie Catterall, Senior high
school STUDENT a solo by Catherine
'HollingswOrth and violin solo by
Miss Jessie Morton, student in the
Oklahoma College for Women.
The commencement exercises this
evening will mark the end of the
192O-21 school term in the Junior
high school.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-05-12
TIMBER FOR RIG
At NEW TEST IS
PLACED ON LAND
Headed by Brass Band. a Dozen
Wagons Parade Through City
Hauling TImbers; loca-
ton 3 Miles East

Headed by brass band. n dozen
wagons loaded with rig timbcrs for
the derrick OF the Iowa oil and Re
filming company's well No. /. paraded
through the streets of Chickasha yes
terday. the caravan being headed for
the location. three miles east OF the
city In section 3l-7n-Gw.
John u. Nichols. general manager
OF the company led the parade, while
riding with him IA the automobile
was J. NJ. Bcuchamp on whose land
the test well IL 10 he drilled. Another
prominent figure in the parade was
Boone Bailey. well-known farmer
living In the vicinity OF the test
wells location. Mr.. Bailey has
worked for Il year and a fialf In
blocking the acreage for the test
While he has had some assistance in
the work, II is understood that his
personal efforts are responsible for
the fact tnat the contract has been
closed and the work actually started.
Mr. Nichols stated yesterday that
the work OF constructing the rig
would start Immediately and that
the next few days should see its
completion. lie announced that his
plans are to truck a set of rotary
tools from the Burk Burnett field to
drill the well. Just when he will
spud in was not stated, but Mr..
Nichols, statement indicated that
there would be little or no delay in
getting the actual drilling under
way.
When started, this will be the
closets drilling well to this city.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-05-12
PLAN FEED HERE
!. At BIC MEETING
CH|X INTERESTS
Monday Nioht at Mcfarland Get.
Together" OF Business and Pro.
fcssionaI Men TO Put
Pep Into Trade

Patterned on the order OF the Hot
Stove League. an organization TO
be known as the Real Business
Mems league Is scheduled TO spring
into existence next Monday night
at the Mcfarland hotel at 6 O'Clock.
when business and professional men
will stage what promises to be the
last word in get-together banquets
In Chickasha 10 date.
The plan was originated at re.
cent meeting of local business men
at which time a committee composed
OF A. b. Leeds, chairman: Ben G.
Garvey. Geo. II. Evans, Phil c. Kidd
and II. X. Ellis was appointed to
work out details for the organiza-
tion. This committee, In session
yesterday evening, mapped out the
banquet and get-together TO be stag
ed next Monday night.
The league will have members
from every class of business or
profession in the city and the
prime object of the league will be
TO pull together for one cause and
to permit all interests in the city
to see that action is taken on mat
ters important to the growth and
progress of the city. One of the
chief aims. is to put over trades
extension campaign, designed to
reach every nook and corner OF
the Chickasha trade territory.
Work, is being started today to-
ward getting out a full attendance
of representative business lines and
professions for the Monday night
feed. A canvass Of the entire
business district is to be made and
every man, whether business or pro
fessional, will be asked to sign a
card, pledging to be ~@here, that he
will send representative with pow
er to act for him on any matter that.
may be brought up.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-05-12
Il STUDENTS To
GET SHEEPsK|Ns
At J.H.S. TODAY
M. A. Nash, Secretary o. e. A. VIII
Deliver Commencement Adj
dress in School Auditor
ium this Evening

The Junior high school commence
ment exercises will be held this
evening at the school auditorium
beginning at 8 o'clock
NJ A. Nash, secretary OF the Ok
lahoma Educational association and
editor of the Oklahoma Teacher
official organ OF that. association
will deliver the commencement adj
dress. Mr.. Nash arrived in the
city this morning and lis the guest
of ]. f. Hatcher, Junior high school
principal
Seventy-seven students will receive
diplomas this evening. Fifteen will
receive sheepskins after completing
some summer work.
Diplomas will be presented to the
graduates by Principal Hatcher
The Program will be opened with
an overture by the j. H. s. Orches
ira. This number will be followed
by solo by 10 Beryl Bettis and a
Miss Edith Lynch will render a
vocal solo.
The Senior high school commence
ment exercises will be held Friday
evening in the high school auditor
ium. DR.. Stratton d. Brooks, pres
ident of the University Of Oklahoma
at Norman, will deliver the address
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-05-12
Warning Issued
by Health Body

Oklahoma City, Okla,f May lin
qurles from many sections OF the
state have prompted the warning
blat persons soliciting funds or sell.
ing magazines for the Children's
National tuberculosis Society are
not recognized and are in no way
connected with the Oklahoma Public
Health Association, according to
Jules Scheyitz, secretary. The
National tuberculosis ayociation Is
the parent body of the Oklahoma
Public Health association. but It has
no solicitors IN the field and is rep
resented outside of New York only
by the affiliated state association,
Schevitz says.
The Childrens National Tuborcu.
osis Society is not affiliated with
and has not the endorsement of The
National tuberculosis association.
Repeated reports of individuals sell.
ing magazines for the Childrens So
ciety in cities in Oklahoma have
been received at the Oklahoma City
headquarters Of the Oklahoma Pub
lie Health association According to
Mr.. Schevitz, officials of the Child
ren's association are not in good
standing. The claim that the society
owns and operates sanatorium for
tuberculosis children have proved to
be unfounded.
Mr.. Schevitz asks that persons ap-
preached by persons soliciting funds
for the Children's Society advise
him Of the incident. and that the
matter be called to the attention of
local police authorities in order that
proper action may be taken. Letters
should be addressed to the Oklahoma
Public Health association. 315 Okla.
homan Building, Oklahoma City.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-05-12
Japan is Increasing
Her Air Equipment
BY United Press.

by Unllcu IfeSS.
Tokyo. (By MaiD Great ship.
loads of machinery and various
other material for the great fleet
which Japan is preparing to build
are continually arriving. The news.
papers say that while Japan re.
ceived no submarines, beyond those
which arrived last year in the diviS-
ion of spoils from Germany, such
are coming in constantly in take
down form, being shipped through
Dutch ports in Order to avoid the
attention of the Allied Preparations
Commission and on vessels belong
ing to the biggest Japanese com
panies which are under obligations,
because Of subsidies, to the Japan
I ese Government.
Great interest is being taken in a
large number of airplanes and one
Zeppelin, which Japan is receiving
as her share of the German spoils
and which are now arriving in con
siderable numbers. Japan is making
strenuous efforts to catch up with
other nations in development of her
air forces, which, are without doubt
the weakest part of her defense. In
addition to the airplanes received
from Germany she recently bought
SO machines from France.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-05-12
SERIOUS CHARGE
. To RESULT FROM
DEATH OF JUDGE
Two Women VIII bc Accused In Con.
neetlon with Former Jurlsts
Death Say officials A.
ter an Autopsy
by United Press.

by United Press.
Tulsa. Okla. May i2.-Coun,y off.
cIals announced shortly before noon
today. following ~ autopsy that serI.
Gus charges would DO filed against
Mrs. Jessie James and Miss Goldy
Gordon. two women who are being
held In the county jail Ia connection
with the death OF Judge Devereux.
former state supreme court jurist.
The autopsy. II was reported.
showed that Judge Devcreux came TO
his death M an overdose OF vcronal.
Detectives so far Aave been unable
to locate the $4,000 promisory note
which disappeared from the safety
deposit box OF the Judge In local
bank.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-05-12
U.C.V. Reunion to
Be, Held in Tulsa
From June z to 8

The state reunion of the United
Confederate Veterans will be held
in Tulsa on June 7-S-9, according to
Jack Hale, commander of the Chick
asha brigade, u c. V.
Brigadier General Hale stated that
arrangements are being made at this
time with the railroads over the
state for reduced rates for those who
wish to attend. He stated that every
effort is being made to get large
percentage OF attendance from the
local Joe Shelby camp.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-05-12
TRAVELLING MAN
DEAD As. RESULT
SHOT BY OFFICER
Deputy Sheriff Claims Harry Davis
Failed Heed Command Halt
and be Recognized; Was
Hunting murderers
Ry United Press.

By United Press.
Dartlesville. Okla. May larry
Davis. travelling salesman Is dead
OF bullet wounds because Deputy
Sheriff Sears OF Romania. an oil
town near here. claims that he re.
fused to heed the officcrs's command
u stop his automobile and be rccog.
nized.
Tho shooting occurred at Ramona
last night while Deputy Sears was
assisting county officials in their
search for the slayers of Deputy
Sheriff Sam Shelley. who had been
shot and killed by two unidentified
men earlier In the evening at Perish.
ing
Deputy Sears is being held In Jail
here pending the termination OF the
corCncr's inquest.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-05-12

Of outside oil men gave the listings
another boost. Offset stuff was being
quoted at 5000 to $3.50 an acre. Some
is reported to have sold yesterday
afternoon at $175 an acre.
Confidence in the reports that the
bit has picked up a good oil sand is
generally expressed by the. outside
oil men, but without exception they
point to the fact that in the wells s
present state, it is dry hole. That
| is, that the drillers have yet to make
Ia we'll out of the formation at the
bottom Of the hole.
Withal, it is an indication of what
! will happen here if Walter Jones,
Bob Hughes, and Crockett English,
the men who blocked the leases and
who paid for the drilling of the well,
and Badgett Brothers, the drilling
contractors. land an oil well for
Chickasha.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-05-12
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PUBLIC RECORDS I
I 4 \ 4 u . a. 4. Z. 4 4 = =, =
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Marriage Licenses

Marriage Licenses
Isaac E. Wyatt, age 54, of Dun.
|Ran, and Mrs. Ella Rawlinson, age
55, of Duncan.
UIvm surs-DpsrNcr Count.
State of Oklahoma ex rel Ben
Goff, county attorney, VS.. NICK
Stinnett, D. lreton and NJ. N. Rob
inson; bond forfeiture.
State OF Oklahoma ex rel Ben
Goff, county attorney VS.. Bill Hen
ry, J M. Crisp and Brad Davis;
bond forfeiture.
State of Oklahoma ex rel Ben
Goff county attorney, VS.. Briscot
Smith, ]. NJ. Crisp and Brad Davis;
bond forfeiture.
State of Oklahoma ex rel Ben
Gofi, county attorney, VS.. Ben Nc
Alester, e. w. Wasson and R. L
Bowyer; bond forfeiture.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-05-12
To Plug Prohibition Leaks

Washington. May l2.-Congress to-
day started on its task OF plugging
up tho leaks in the enforcement OF
national prohibition.
The plugs for this job are found in
supplement to the volstead law,
proposed by Representative volstcad,
which has the backing OF the Anti.
Saloon league.
The main provisions Y the supple.
ment are absolute prohibition against
the prescribing OF beer as medicine.
Hearing on the supplement were
commenced today before the house
judiciary committee. ~