davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1921-06-02
"a Homes for Edoemere

The Lewis H. May Company has sold
tor 10 Rudolph Bruer a plot 240x100, on
S Sne west side of Beach Thirty-second
greet, adjoining Edgemere Avenue, at
Ia!ggemere, l.. L., to /. Scheinhouse, who
VIA erect twenty-four dwellings,.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-02
Four Apartment Houses
la West 58,h ST. leased

frank R: Houghton, Inc, leased to
:. e. Arthur Fischer for forty-two years
ao dour tive-story apartments. S0x75.5, at
oo4 to 370. West Fifty-eighth Street,
southeast corner of Ninth Avenue. 1t
" the intention OF the lessee to make
extensive improvements
New-York tribune., 1921-06-02
Oil Perforates Steel Blocks

. oii has been elected from the
famous wells in the Baku district with
suen force and accompanied with so
much sand that steel blocks twelve
.aaches thick placed over the mouth Of
me well to defect the flow were per-
sorsted in a few hours and had to be
New-York tribune., 1921-06-02
Ii. City BUYER to Build

The Roman Callman Company sold
plot 95x50 at the northwest corner
of Crescent Street and Harris Avenue,
Tong Island City, to Samuel Kaplan
for Judson A. Harrington. The buyer
will improve the site with q manufac-
turing store building.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-02

!

Unusual Opportunities Al Trains Daily.
So4-i4 ACRES-Attractive all year hotel
doing the best business In this location:
soso oo 3utside dp rooms; Ts $4,000.
estate; rooms, baths, lavatory; large
barn barn 2 cars; nG; acres in lawn and gar
1so-CoLoNIAL HOMESTEAD $50 years
ftas;+ n.a; ~ .is acres Z rooms, bath. electric
so1-HoME OF DISTINCTION; II roops
bath. hot water heat; garage: plot 5OS
s,5@oSER 20 nS15 sesti9ni M,s1 saSe2 Terms
dairy farm. fully stocked; IS acres:
$4,000. Terms
1856 ACRES-Money making farm: r
rooms; combnatio ngarage for several
Act quick. $1,000.
s00--MUST SELL for business reasons; o
rooms, bath, all modern improvements
plot 4ox150; fne location. 1t's yours for
s10-MUsT SELL to close estate; acres
10 rooms; Colonial house; excellent oca-
slon; also room cottage, garage fruits
etc, $4,000. Terms.
SO7-iDEAL for professions man. 8 acres
trees es0as ets Dssh sssoS eutoulldngs; fine shade
sos-HOME facing lake: II rooms; large
aigh lceatien: extra lot for boat landing.
soi--CoAIMUTER's home; 2-famlly house
rooms. bath and heater each apart
ment; near school, etc $4,000.
30.--ONE OF THE BEST paying farms;
|, 80 acres; IL rooms. bath: cottage, 8
rooms; outbuildings. etc. $4,000. Terms
rooms oath: several outbuildtngs: all
In good condition. $4,000. Terms.
Telephone 222, Peekskil, N
MOORE. kNIFFEN. WAGNER co. INC.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-02
9TH Ave. Space for Art Works

- Peter Grimm leased the second floor
ss ~ 1s9 Fifth Avenue, southeast corner
~. ~ Fnty..eigAth Street, to the Gallerie
i;atime, Inc, where paintings Of Amer
ican artists will be shown.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-02
FURNISHED SUMMER HOME
New Jersey

SUMMER MONTHS or less. completely
furnished ton rooms, two baths and ga
IiphIand av station. Write owner. 81 Hill
side av Williams, Orange COS j.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-02
NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE
ANOTHER SERVANTL HOUS|

$4,000 SECURES TITLE, balance of ST.
ee0 on easy term mortgages, which can
be paid off in few years. Fine garage
included. Permanent home, everything
modern and ready for occupancy at above
price; no extras steam heat paruuet
floors beautifully decorated inside and
out. Select. strictly residential neighbor-
mood. Water sports, golf, country club
schools churches markets. Nearly 1000
feet elevation; no MOSQUITOES. Big living
room, with huge open fireplace. Many fine
OLD oaks and birches supply abundant
equipped throug houess including electric
range. vacuum cleaner, washer, electric
lights and base plugs. Balance after ini-
tial payment. can be paid up. with less
money. than you will waste In rent the
next few years Investigate p b. WOR-
CESTER, Suite 1872, 40 Broadway, New
York CITY. Tel. 1922 Cortlandt.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-02
A $40 BILL.

and So week win buy you beautiful
Mawr Park. close to city and station; IL
lots lots have been ., sold here within the las.
to act quickly. These lots are BARGAINS.
Come out and look them over. Robert 10.
Farley OrCanization, l2 h. A4tii st. MURRAY
Hi! 77a0
New-York tribune., 1921-06-02
Brook iyn

yrr,ENIsJIED T~roosn apartment, The Ham p
ton, Q prospect Park West. Phoae Stesi-
ing 22iS.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-02

AcKROYD AV, 7I---Ncwly furnished g.
room apartment; bath, sas. electricity,
steam heat; $50 week; IS minutes Penn
sylyaIia station. Jamaica ll4a.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-02
New Jersey

Now JefSty
NEW HOUSES At $500 TIP
az Bogota Heights. built OF stucco and
frame; steam parquet floors. electricity;
plots 40xto0 Michael Bros. & Christian
sen Maplewood and Palisade avs. Tele-
phone Haclgensack 535-R.
FOR SALH-Property. 139 Gienwood av..
East Orange; twelve rooms, four bath
rooms new plumbing, newly painted In
side and out Investment six montha ago
over $4,000. Win sell for cash $4,000.
No agents. r. c. Reynolds. West Orange.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-02
Long Island

MANHATTAN 3NACH-Sublet season,
five rooins and bath. nodern al i'm
ncean: Immediate possession. Phone for
appointment Williams Eoney Island a1cS.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-03

under laws interpreted by many opinions as
there are censors.
This is the same situation which is constantly
calling for laws to do what those directly interested
in financial way could much better and more
wisely do for themselves In moving pictures what
is one mans poison is another mans meat.
What one group OF censors of pictures call
educational highly desirable and essentially protective
to public morals and health, another group regards
as disgusting and degrading. But there is a broad
field in which there Is common agreement and in
this field the picture companies can best regulate
themselves, leaving the other to be controlled by
the Aexbility of public opinion since there, no one
is mislead, deceived or surprised by what he finds
Moreover, any set rules might take from the
public, as pictures, much that all commend as
spoken drama. Indeed, because of material differ
in effect, what is universally read as Htera-
ture, should frequently be radically censored in NOV
ing pictures, with their vivid portrayal and inn
preston.
This but illustrates that censorship to be ef-
fectve, sensible and of permanent value should be
voluntary. 1t should have this fexibility Il should
come from the censor board of the industry itself.
But IL it does not II the business will not learn
wisdom from experience. it will come from law
The Washington herald., 1921-04-03
(Continaed from Preceding Poge)

compliment, for ,Blatchfords fine critical faculty
must be- entirely satisfied before being placed in
aheyanceI ....
To one of these men France is the perfect en-
bodment of style, to another the artist supreme,
to another the profound student Of life and man. to
another the unsurpassed ronist.
To an unknown reviewer in The Bookman Of
July. 1908. whose remarks anent the great French
min are frequently quoted, he is "a pagan, and
like all pagans. profoundly pessimist. But If his
humanity is saddened by pessimism, his paganism
is tempered by for all that is truest and
most beautiful in religion His pagansm is haunted
by the gentleness Of the Nazarene"
The Washington herald., 1921-04-03
Their Own Censor.

M ORE strength to the good right arm and
lVl moral sense Of the Allied Amusement In
dustries of California, representing probably the
strongest of the moving picture companies. 1t has
declared against filming the woman who was re-
Gently acquitted Of numbering her paramour on the
apparent grounds that killing was too good an end
for such az he was.
1t is to be most sincerely hoped that this ex-
amples contagon will spread to include every pro-
ducer Of hlms Only in this way can they all
escape that official censorship so much dreaded.
They must censor themselves or accept censorship
The Washington herald., 1921-04-03
Invocation.

From Motley Measures" by B. L. T.
Q Comic Spirit, lowering overhead,
With sage's brows and hnely-tempered smile,
from whose bowed lips silvery laugh Is sped
At pedantry. stupidity and guile
So visioned by that sage on whom you bent
Always look of perfect sympathy, '5
Whose laugh. like yours, was never idly spent
Look, Spirit, sometimes felowly on me
Instruct and guide me in the gentle art
OF thoughtful aughter-once satyric noise;
vouchsafe to me- l humby ask some part, Il
However little. OF your perfect pose.
Keep me from bitterness, contempt and scorn,
From anger, pride, impatience, and disdain.
When l am sef-deceived your smile shall warn
Your volleyed laughter set me right again.
Am inspired to mrth or mockery,
Grant Spirit that it be not overdrawn;
And am / moved to malice let Il be
Only "the sunny malice Of faun." Z.
Chicago Tribune.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-03
Three Riders.
By JOHN R. c. PEYroN.

Down the cold road they clattered past,
FAME and Wealth and Love-
"Will you not stopl" I cried aloud.
(The cold moon laughed above).
Far down the road watched them 90
On their horses swift and wild;
And never sign made Wealth or Fame
But Love looked back and smiled.
Contemporary Verse
The Washington herald., 1921-04-03
Iron Had ].
By GRACE FALLOW NORTON

BY GRACE FALLow NORTON
Iron had l, beaten to endure.
Stone had !, hard and sure.
My iron has melted like the snow
That on white feet will come and 20:
Ny stone has broken like the rain
Whose gray feet pass across the plain.
Stone and strong black iron, FAREWELL
l melt, flow, where white snow fell,
fall, flow, where rains gray feet
Break and beat, break and beat.
Shall l forever a river pass,
Bearing only mirror glass?
Shall forever a river flow,
Forging never an iron prov.
Shall wind and wander and run,
And build no bulwark under the sun? e
Stone and strong black ironl A river I.
Carries, calls, but builds-ah neveri
Shall forever river rise i. Z.
When storms break the trembling skies,
Laugh and sing-then silently ..
Bear my stars far out to sea?
Contemporary Vers
The Washington herald., 1921-04-03
Cabined Fire.
By JEAN KENYON MACKENZIE.

By JEAN KENYON MACKENZIE.
Birds are free
And winds are free,
And !. with. head upon your knee.
Am free:
But oh, the birds and winds are rushing by
In every way of freedom, wide and high.
Whilst j
Beside the cabined FIRE
Trace all the north and south of my desire
And all my freedoms farthest east and west.
Upon your breast
Atlantic Monthly.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-03
H EDITORIALS AND COMMENT
Madame Butterfly.
By PHILIP A. ORME

Wild as witch dance on a thunderous dawn
The prelude fugue-and susurrant as those slim
And scoriac pines dead Fuji-Yama's spawn q
And fierce as Fates that have their home in Him
And through the pines inexorably hiss
Their ancient dooms
An adumbration, this
OF all to come; for though the flashing reed,
The soaring viol-( (Promethean ecstasyD
Wide sumptuous brasses. drums that slow recede
With stately pang, deep strings that moaning die,
Weave rhapsodic robe in which to hide
The blackbrowed Fates of Fujis caverened side,
'Tis vain. It's vain; through rendng wells at length
Their fanged, wide mouths roar with redoubled
strength
The Washington herald., 1921-04-03

The reason the housing problem never
bothers the English sparrow is because il isn't
SO darned particular.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-03

In lieu of cash indemnity the allies might
offer about sixteen marks the head for war GRIM
inals f. o. b. Berlin.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-03

Some people strive earnestly to get into
Heaven; and some strive just as earnestly to
get into vaudeville.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-26
STRAUSSMEN TAKE CAGING SCRAP
FROM RYAN HIGH SCHOOLERS HERE

In an Interesting game played last
nIshi on the local court, the Chick.
asha hlgh school caFcrs added on.
other blotch 10 the seasons record
OF the Ryan high school quintet. The
Straussmcn won q &C. 10 rs decision,
the Dird Mqn from The Ryan ladl
thla Hfasonl 70 q.
n Dutch" sirauas. aggregation wit.
messed some difficulty In getting
the machine In hormony but franF
tho time Capt, Raymond Green found
the first baskci. chickasha register.
ed frequently. Tendency to fumble
tho ball robbed the locals Of a mum.
Der os baskets.
The strongest asset OF Coach Wi.
llamaon's men was their passing abll.
lty. Every man on The aggregation
passed with ease aud with little IN.
accuracy. However, they were not
superior to the victors In tals re-.
spcct. as Coach Strauss followers
did somc excellent passing.
A much stronger defense. better
craftsmanship and speed won for
the chickasha five.
The Ryan team Is a fast aggrcga.
ton and last night displayed eomo
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-26
Must SerUe Term
In Penitentiary
On Check charge

Guy W. Graves yesterday after
noon pleaded guilty In district eour,
TO a forgery charge and was son
fenced TO serve n year In tho
state penltcntinry. Ito wa charged
with being Implicated In the raising
Of a check given by Mrs. J. ~ Pool,
slfo OF a Rock Island engineer IN
payment for q magazine subscription.
The check was raised from n dol.
lar 10 s2i.
This morning, W. W. Murray On
tered a plea OF guilty TO n grand lar
ccncy charge and was sentenced TO
serve one year IN the state penltcn'
tIary. lie was arrested at Rush
Springs several days ago and was
charged with the theft OF a suit Of
clothes.
Murray ~ the tenth man TO be sen.
fenced 10 the "penltehtiafy since jan
uary 4. John 4. Ncwoomb was given
five years on a charge of automobile
thcicyory; Nepa pcndlyes and Clay.
ton Taylor. one year and $500 fine
each on operating gambling houss
charges: Howard Allen and Gene
Dawson, five years on grand larceny
counts: I'D Ilnsspho d.. charged witch
burglary. two years: G. r. Thomp
son.. alias Frank Cano, forgery. one
year: r. G. Campbell. grand lar
ceny. n year.
Allen. Dawson, Husspheldt. Thomp'
son. Cambpbell and Graves viii he
taken to prison Monday, 1t vas m
nounccd today At the sheriffs Of
flee.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-26
SMALLPOX GENERAL OVER OKLA

Oklahoma City, 0kla.-According
to reports coming to the State Health
Department, smallpox is becoming
prevalent over the state, though not
in a serious form. Nearly 400
cases have been reported from var
ious counties. including Cotton with
100 cases, S%equoyah with 100, Gar
field 2S, Custer 81, Harmon 25, and
Pontotoc 81. More than 1000 vac
cine points have been sent from the
department to the different sections
where the disease is reported, and
this no doubt is having the effect of
holding the disease down to a milk
attack
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-26
PROF. KING NOT THE MAN

John r. King. teacher Of the col
ored school at Norge has been kept
busy the past two days explaining
that no was not arrested for carry
INK a weapon. II 80 happened that a
negro OF the same name got In bad
with the law" and that was the
cause OF his trouble. Prof. King has
been teaching In the county ten years
and bears an excellent reputation
He Taught manual training In the
city schools here for several years.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-26
Song Service To
BE GiUen Sunday
At Local Church

Ira Y. Rice. composer, teacher and
singing evangelist who IL said TO BE-
one Of the best leaders Of congre'
gatIonal singing In the state. vii.
have charge OF tho song service for
the church Of Christ, Seventh and
Colorado tomorrow morning and ey.
cnlng.
II IL announced that 'lc entire ey.
cnIng service. beginning at 1880 will
be used for singing and the public
more especially those who sing aud
who enjoy good singing are Invited
to attend both services.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-26
New Manager In Charge.

". j. Schultz Is the new manager
OF the Western oil Stations in
Chickasha. lie has been with the
company a number years and recent
ly arrived here from Chicago to take
charge OF the local station. which ls
located at 51C North 9Th street. Mr.
Boldman. travelling salesman. has
been added to the local force OF the
company. I'VE are in Chickasha to
stay and plan to give u patron9
the best service possible in our line.
said Mr.. Schultz.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-26
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PUBLIC RECORDS 4

Marriage Licenses.


A. II. Koehn, age %, of Greenburg.
Kan. and Miss Clara Nightengale,
age 10, of Chickasha. Married by
Justice T. p. Moore.
Dowle Mitchell, age %, of Rose
dale. and Miss Geneva Harris, age
IS. of Rosedale. Married by Rev
Clifford b. James.
4. Y. Hughes, age 25, of III Reno
and Miss Marguerite Leath, age %.
OF Tescumsah.
Civil Suits--Oistrict Court.
Citizens National bank Of Chick.
asha vs.. Mamie l.. and W. 7. Lat
ting; suit on debt.
i. c. Stubs VS.. w. II. Thompson;
suit for Judgment.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-26
MARRIAGE RECORDS

se~yenty.two marriages have been
performed In Grady county since Jan
uary /. 1921, according TO records
In the office OF Il. G. Reynolds,
court clerk. This ia one,half dozen
less than the number performed dur.
ing the same relative period OF 1920.
the records show.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-26
WAURIkA MAN SICK
IN INDIAN TOWN

Waurika. 0kla.-Mr. and Mrs. M.
C. Grosclose of this city have re-
ceived word from their son Elgin
who left Nov. 20 to take up mission
airy work in India, that he was fore
ed to stop at Miray for an opera
tion for appendicitis. Young Gros-
close has made practically the en-
tire trip with a DR.. Wilson and it is
expected that his recovery will be
rapid. Grosclose is a missionary
from The Presbyterian board.
Experiments in silk-worm growing
are being conducted in Louisiana.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-26
VA, Poor opinion Of Percy.

percy Noodles saws that when 10
asked the capitalists daughter what
he would do II he got a job ~ news
paper reporter she said she would ef'
Meet his nrst day and his last day 10
come before his pay day.-Dallas
News.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-26
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Wanted To Rent

= Thfea four, or five room 4
= house ~ March l. u possible. 4
= Ground aud on bullilnss suit.
= able for small chicken ranch 4
= Distance no object. Can give 4
4 best Of reference, No children. 4
= Want TO lease for year with OPP
= ton Of purchase. Write stating
= rental By month. =. o. BOX 81. 4
= chickasha. Okla.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-26
garlx Elr,norks.

M Rome. az the creation OF the
popes, Illuminated hand Frenndes'
eere thrown from the tops Of castles
,nd about the commencement 81 TIE
fourteenth century fireworks had he
ZONE an art Ia which inventors dis
played great ability IN combining The
powers OF architecture, sculpture and
9alutlng.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-26
Julian Lad Wins.

Beatty julien. son Of ]. A. Julien
who formerly resided IN Chickasha.
received a gold medal and first hon.
ors In tho inter.hlgh school orator..
cal contest held IN Enid last week
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-26

genuine basketball.
IN the aecond half. ", Adams was
subatllutrd for Lenis and d. Green
for waahburn. This gave the Green
and Adams families each two rep.
roacnialiyee IN the chiokasha line.
qp. The substitute forwards worked
IN wonderful form and kept the
Ryan guards guesaing. TIC lhnc.upi
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-26

We have a couple more sew
en- passenger cars, If big ones
appeal to you: A REQ BIG
SIX late model with 2 big
new CORDS on rear, that you
may drive away for S225 and
pay the balance by the month
or when you get your crop.
A HUDSON GAO, with a
Continental motor, which we
had to take back on a note
and on which we have paid
over $3.50 garage bill in Law
ton. New castings all around
"a well made car; $500 now
and 5000 later.
We also offer a Studebaker
1000 pound combination deliv-
cry and 10 passenger station
wagon. Price same as the
Hudson.
R FORD!! FORD!!!
Here's one for less than $500.
Pretty good shape, and 500
now and $40 a month buys
it.
You needn't wait until you
are tired hoping cars will go
down., as these prices are
lower than similar values
brought when cars were AT
THE BOTTOM, S YEARS
AGO.
We have new cars too, and
each Of our two lines are
PRICED RIGHT, having al
ready taken their reduction
in price.
OVERLAND NEW As
! 2-passenger, l 5-passen-
ger at $lO25, delivered.
l 5-passenger Sedan (run
1000 miles) at $4O0 saving.
Studebaker 70 HIP. late mod
81 DEMONSTRATORS at $7OO
saving.
NEW STUDEBAKERS
2 A and 5 passenger Special
Skies at $l9S5, delivered, and :
7 passenger 1921 model Big
at $2450. ALL STUDE-
CARS carry CORD
and "THIS IS A
S~TUDEBAKER A
R CARS FOR SOUTHERN
OMA
Il Phone 999
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-26

A recital ny the students Of the
fine arts department Will BE- giyon
Monday evening In the o. G. W. au'
dltorium. II was announced today
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-26

"Hhh'l'u'h'Ahi " Auaht LOT l'hth'
u. Green for Washhurn. Barrett for
Gam, Davis for Smith. Field goals
Washburn 90. Lents 90. Green "a.
l.. Adams ,2l, ". Adams ca. u
Green ln. Walker 90. u. Burnett
CD. A. Burnett. Foul throws. Wash
burn. Lcnts. r. Green (9l. Adams.
u. burnett tsl. Referee: wilaon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-26
Stories
Of the Town


Tho ,nolphlan Society VIII meet al
the nv hallAaionday afternoon at ?
O'Clock. n was announced today.
Mrs. y. D. Foster, ieRder requests
that ocyry member bring a copy OF
Shakespeare Comedy Of Errors."
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-26

City subscribers 10 uie daily FL
press not receiving paper by $3.50 p
N. are requested to notify Mrs. W.
D. Collier. phone COL. u
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-26

Dick Morley. deputy United States
marshal. has recovered from m H.
ness OF several days, lilo was able
to be ON the streets this morning
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-26

City subscribers 70 tho daily Er'
press not receiving paper by ESQ p.
n. arc requested to notify Mrs. W.
ID. Collier. phone Csi. n