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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-18

rev, " Nuhn'fl, 'uIt0i W NV
Baptist Worker. n spending the
week In Dcckham county.
Mr. and Mrs. s. {. Smith. ir. of
Pauh Valley. visited friends In
chlckashh ioiny
Onyx Roach WIS Tho guest Of
friends In Norman yesterday and
last night. lie attended u fraternity
dance Thursday evening.
Paint or spray chicken houses for
mites. I've Hgolitc. nltsche Seed
House. lf'tt.
II. l.. Daulc,Ax) Glover. Of
Rush Springs. was a business visitor
In the city today.
City subscribers 10 the daily eEx.
press not receiving paper by $3.50 y.
IN. are requested TO notify Mrs. W.
d. Collier. phone G9I. II
G. S. Denton. president Of the
First state bank, Of Rush Springs.
transacted business In the city yes
terday.
Pansy plants in bud and bloom.
frost proof cabbage plants. Gamma
Gladlola, and Tubcr Roses, all kinds
OF bedding and porch box plants.
Bltsche Seed House. ii.ct.
b. j. Barefoot, member OF the law
firm Of Barefoot and Carmichael.
left this morning for a business trip
10 pauls Valley.
A. F. Bray. Of Enid. was a bust.
ness visitor In Chlckasha today.
Il. l.. Pitts, OF Ardmore, was look
ing after business interests in the
city today.
Auto repairing. storage. cleaning.
G. b. W. 421 Kansas. 14.tf.
Adrian Melton, local attorney. Is
transacting business in Pauls Valley
today.
Don't be skeptical and lose money
In delay. Come up and talk it over
with me. We do loan money at 3 per
cent. interest or will show you ap-
proximate 100 per cent on an invest
ment. Bruce G. Kessler. 17-2t.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. 4. Thweatt have
returned from an extended visit in
Virginia, Tennessee and Washington,
d. c. They witnessed the Inaugural
tion Of President Harding.
The Ladies' Social Circle of
the Presbyterian Church will give a
Bazaar and Market at Empire Meat
Market, Saturday, March 10. 1S-1t
The Ladies Social Circle of
the Presbyterian Church will give a
Bazaar and Market at Empire Meat
Market, Saturday, March 10. 1S-1t.
The Ladies Social Circle of
the Presbyterian Church will give a
Bazaar and Market at Empire Meat
Market, Saturday, March 10. 1S-1t.
Neal Johnson of Norman, was the
guest of his uncle, Ben II. Johnson,
Ill Una CITY tOudy.
Mrs. Z. N. Brunson, Of Growie,
Iowa. arrived in Chickasha the first
of the week to visit her father, l..
M. Chase.
John G.. Weaver left this morning
for Duncan and other points in
Stephens county where he goes on
business.
Harry Culver left this morning for
various points in Stephens county
on business. He expects to return
to Chickasha Saturday.
Barber Tells Why
Should be Mayor
BY United Press.
Aurora, III. March 1S.-If diversity
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-18

Rev. A. Nunncry. cdltpr Of the
Baptist Worker. n spending the
week In Dcckham county.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-18

No corn. hard or soft, is too old or too
deeply rooted to resist 'Gets.It." I'm
mediateIy it dries and shrfvels. the edges
loosen from the true flesh and soon you
can peel it right of with your fingers as
painlessly as you trim your nails.
Don't coddle corn pests. Don't nurse
and pamper them. Don't cut and trim
them. REMOVE them with "GETS-IT.n
Costs a trifie at any drug store. MID. by
II. Lawrence d Co.. Chicago,
Sold in Chckasha and recommend.
ed as the worlds best corr remedy
by Palace Pharmacy and Owl Drug
Store.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-18

Mr.. and Mrs. s. e. Smith, irY of
pauh Valley visited friends In
chlcknshA foiny,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-18
"Gets=It"
Ends All
COrnS

Just As Good For Calluses. Money
Back If It Fails.
Thirty seconds after you touch the corn
with this liquid corn remover the lab
bling, stabbing pain of II stops,for all time.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-18

Mr.. and Mrs. r. +. Thweatt have
returned from al extended visit in
Virginia, Tennessee and Washington,
D. c. They witnessed the Inaugural
tion Of President Harding.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-18

Don't be skeptical and lose money
in delay. Come up and talk 1t over
with me. We do loan money at 3 per
cent. interest or will show you ap-
proximate 100 per cent on an invest
ment. Bruce & Kessler. 17.2t.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-18

Onyx Roach wua Tho guest Of
friends IN Norman yesterday aud
laat night. lie attended a fraternity
dance Thufsdny evening.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-18

Adrian Melton, local attorney. Is
transacting business in Pauls Valley
today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-03-18

The Ladies' Social Circle OF
the Presbyterian Church will give a
Bazaar and Market at Empire Meat
Market, Saturday, March 10. 1S-1t.
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
COOLIDGE GOES TO CAPITAL.
Vice. President. Elect and Wife Given
Scnd-On by keighborr.

BY Annotated Press TO Every Evening
Northampton. Mass, Fob. 2s.---Cnl-
vim Coolidge. Observation-Disclosures set
out for Washington with Mrs Coolidge
todny, with tho Idea of becoming fairly
well settled In his new surroundings
and ready to go to work after his onth
OF Office In taken on Inauguration dsy.
The Coolidgea went awny with tho
God-speed of hundreds of their fellow
citizons who were at tho station To SEQ
them off
The demonstration. which wnr held I'm
n drizzle OF rnin. wns n spontaneous ono
but nevertheless war representative OF
all the community
Men of business and tho professions
with tho women OF their families cnmo
TO add their word and tho democratic
nature of tho sendoN was shown when
the former Governor gathered 10 him
I'm an embrace James Lucy. n shoe
maker, whom he described TO news
paper men as his philosopher friend.
The Vice. President elect and Mrr.
Coolidge left behind their two young
SONS. who viii reman here aud finish
their schooling. Tho boys viii go to
Washington with their grandfather on
Thursday, returning homo in time 10
day. They will continue. TO 1.-Two nj IN.
family home I'm the care of house-
keeper
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
SWIFT JUSTICE FOR BOY
BOND THIEF IS PLANNED
Grand Jury Gets Evidence Today
in $772.OOO Robbery: All
Except $500 Recovered.

Chicago. Feb. 2s.--The evidence In
sab "A month bnnk clerk. who was ar
rested I'm ffayworth. ILL.,. Saturday as
hours after he Ind stolen ff72.o0o In
Liberty bonds from the Northern Trust
Company here. where he worked. vii
bo placed before tho grand jury today.
Robert Grove. state'a Attorney. said
every effort will be made To bring
about apeedy punishment Of the boy who
found II "a simple matter 10 carry out
10 fall into tho hands of village con-
stable after he had beon recognized from
pictures published In newspapers. All
OF tho bonds except ono for $500, which
had been cashed. were recovered
Meanwhile Dalton sat I'm n detention
home with an occasional tear running
down his cheek. He was brought hack
from Bloomington. Ill. enrly yesterday.
RepeatedIy he asked for his mother. A.
chicken dinner and he discussed his case
with them.
y did wrong and I'm willing To take
my medicine" he snid. Il don't know
iuat why DID H. but fer n week I had
been handling hundreds OF thousands uf
dollars In bonds and u was 80 cary 20
walk out with them that Just could
not help IT,
Tho boy again denied thst the cas-. Of
Francis Cadrey. iayesr-old ottawa
tHlD embazzlar. who was treated ieni-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
WEST VIRGINIA TOWN
SHOT Off FACE OF MAP
Village of Coal Company Which
Defied Strikers is Described
as a Wreck.
Py Associated Press 20 Every Evening.

Fy Associated Press TO Every EVehinH.
Charleston. W. Va. Feb. 2s.-Gov-
ernor John J. Cornwell. accompanied by
Governor-elect r. r. Morgan. who Will
succeed him March 4. yesterday visited
and inspected the workings of tho
willis Branch Coal Company In Fay
etto county and the surrounding vii
lagcs. where much heavy sun lighting
took place February 10. Upon their
return they said the town had been
literally shot off the face OF tho map.
Tho trip was In response to a request
for additional armed protection. but
the Governor elect declined 10 say
what he would do after assuming office.
Governor Cornwell. however. describ-
ing the village said
Its citizens have abandoned II.
leaving personal effects, furniture and
livestock behind. with the exception of
the half famished dogs. cats and chick
ems. which wander about the streets.
and n squad Of State police on duty
near tho station, tho town is devoid OF
life The company store. office. post
Office, mine foreman's home and 90 OF
tho remaining s. cottages are riddled
with rife bullets. The condition OF
other cottages shows they have been
burned or wrecked with dynamite.
The governor Sald no itAfHeu tiia'
every week for the past year the
town has becn shot UP. Men who work
in the neighborins mines are blamed by
the coal operators for those attacka"
William MCI[ell. the general manager
Of tho Willis Branch Company. said;
Miners in tho whole section struck
September / 1919. Tho operators gem
orally yielded to the demands Of the
workers. but this company decided 20
make q finish fight of Il, and II has
been n fight ever since Poles carrying
electric current 10 the mine were blown
NJ Two charges OF dynamite wrecked
both inclines The hoist house was
broken into and its machinery destroy
Cd The tipp!e was fired and badly dam
nged. ON February 70. tho sub station
was blown up by n charge Of dynamite
tho explosion being heard Il miles
away
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
A. F. |. MAKES ATTACK
ON METHODS OF SOVIET
Federation Denouncea Lenine
and Trotky as Savages. and
System BestiaI.

Washington, Feb 2s.-Organized la
Dor throughout tho world. especially In
the United States. Is urged to raise it's
voice I'm protest against the "ruthlcss
persecution and Hlaughter OF labor
unionists'' In Soviet Russia In nm mp
peal issued hero last night by tho
American Federation OF Labor.
Let the Soviet savnges know what
labor of tho civilized world thinks OF
their bestial system." tho appeal de-
clares Let every labor organization
In the country respond"
The fedoration's statement declared
that after "tricking" labor into sup
porting the Soviet regime Trotzlty and
Leninc its leaders. began carrying out
their threats of determination OF the
leaders of labor and peasant parties and
also of so-called hostages
The offence of the labor unionists
was very clear" said tho appeal: they
are fundamentally opposed TO the 80
called Government set up by Ienine
and HIS handful Of associate dictators.
As far as in possible under that ruth
less tyranny organized labor OF Russia
Is everywhere in a state of full revolt.
The organized workers are doing what
they can to reach tho hearts and minds
but they are working against over
wholminR obstacles-refuaal OF the
bread card which means immediate
starvation FOR then families: tho firing
squad and death hy torture in prison.
IL is difficult for them even 90 speak.
and n decree especially forbiddins
speeches ut labor union meetings has
been Issued
The appeal cites at length list Of
charges against tho Soviet regime de-
clarinE that IL has esta blinhed a system
Of slavery. made long hours and sun
day work compulsory AMI has forbidden
strikes
There has probably never been In
modern times or in any country the
statement ends. "a more ruthless persa-
cutton and slaughter Of labor unionists
than that which ia now taking place IN
what the Norwegian labor Party calls
harbarous Soviet Russia ThlnFa have
gone no far that NJ Nerrhoim secretary
OF tho largest French labor union tthe
metal workers. although m ultra
paCinHt and revolutionary Evndicaliat
himself has ipHuod IN appeal "a or
RariEed labor ~ tho world 20 rajae ita
voice ia protest This appeal deserves
2 rcsponse IN every country of the
world and especially the United States
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
MRS. E. r. HIGGINS DEAD.
Wife of John c. Higgins and Daughter
of Late William Reybold.

Mrs. Eliza beth Reybold Higgins. wife
Of John c. Higgins. died yesterday AZ
her home, near Delaware City. at the
ago Of s. years. The funeral Will be held
Wednesday. with services at the house
and interment in the Higgins burial plot
in ST. Georges cemetery.
Mrs. Higgins was a daughter OF the
late William Reybold and sister Of
Edwin G. and George W Reybold. de-
ceased. She was born on the William
Reybold farm. at Reybold station. now
owned by Henry p. Scott
She was a granddaughter Of the late
Major Philip Reybold son and
daughter IN addition 70 her husband
survive. They are Miss Hattie Higgins
Of Wilmington and John c. Higgins. Jr..
Of Delaware City
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28

The proof of this is shown by the fact that
when organic Iron lie supplied IN their blood.
that all their multitude Of sYmptrrDs
often quickly disappear md tho very men
and women who wefe formerly 80 com
planning now become strong healthy AMI
vigorous, With even disppsitions and
sunny. cheerful nature.
Nature put plenty ~ iron In the huskr OF
grains and the skin and peeiH ~ Vegetables
and fruits ~ enrich your bioOd bus modern
methods Of cookery thTuw All these things
away hence the alarming increase In re-
cent years In aneu1ia iron starvation ~
the blood with all it's attendant ills
II you are not willing 20 90 hack - nature
then you shani eat rnpre such lfon-coTl-
tafuIng vegetable as spinach and csrrots
and reinforce them hY taking lttts
organic iron from time - tine Buf -
sure the iron rou take is organic IRON snd
not metallic iron which people usually take
Metallic iron Is iron Just as u comes from the
action ~ strong ards on srnsll piezss %
iron and is therefore 90 entirely different
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
co Id. S
'Pape's Cold Compound IS
Quickest Relief Known

Don't atay atufIed-upi Quit blowing
and snufillng' a doao nf Tapes Cold
Compound taken every two hours IN
ul thrce doses arc taken uaially breaks
any cold right up
Tho vrry frs, doao Opens rlogged nos
trls and tho air pansarra If tho head,
stops nose running. relieves tho head
ache dullnose. fcverlshncEz
rapc's Cold Compound cnsfR only
few cents at drug storoH Il ncta with
out asslstanco, tnttoa nice, contains no
qwnine Insis, urspn papcsl
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
CLEAR WEATHER COMING AGAIN.
bright Skies and TRohanrinu Tenn
perature for Today and Tomorrow.

Sunday seems 10 ba holding nil re~-
ords for disagrecahle vea thcr Yes
terday's rain was only little less
hoisterous and furious than the snow
storm Of the Sunday previous. but WI
niugton has again emerged into an
area of sunshine. even though the tenn
perature may not drop much lower than
at present.
Yesterday. however. was warm over
almost the entire country. 80 being the
low record which was reached in
several New England and a few Penn
sylvania points. AZ no place did the
mercury rise above 66, which was the
temperature at Jacksonville. Fla. The
rain which fell in this section Was not
very general.
The Weather Bureau seems 20 have
found nothing but clear skies ahead
and assures us we Will have two days
at least OF freedom from storms.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
DEATHS.

AIFREN In this city. on February 27
1921 sarah Ann Alfrcy, age s. years
Relatives and friends arc invited 10
attend tho funeral services at the residence
- her daughter Mrs samuel J Newman
1911 Rodney street on Tuesday afternoon.
at 30 @ clock interment private
COTTON In this city. on February 20
1921. Franklin II Cotton. aged 50 Years
Relatives and friends and members of
invited 10 attend the funeral services az his
late residence. 1911 West Third street
on "Wednesday afternoon; March ?. at ?
oclock- Interment SilyerbroOk cemetery.
COSNORS Chester. Pa February %
1921. Earl v. son OF Patrick - and
Catherine Counors. ased 20 years
vitef 10 attend the funeral at the residence
of his parents 1929 West Third
cloCk solemn mass AZ immaculate Heart
Church 10 ocloCk lntermCnt Immaculate
Heart cemetery
Compton Higgins, wife OF John G Higgins
in her SD year
Funeral Wednesday. March :. at ?
o'clock
shallton, Delaware. on February 20 1921.
samuel Hamilton. in his S0th year
Relatives and friends arc invited to attend
the funeral services al Chandler funeral
parlors Delaware avenue and jefferson
street. on TUESDAY afternoon. March al
80 O'Clock InteTment at Nit Salem
cemetery
HENzE-Iu this city on February 90. 1921.
Edward j Hcnse. aged 81 years
Relatives and friends Of the family mem
hers OF Washington Lodge No J, A. L &
VI Eden Lodge, No "a, q. O F.
hristtne EnCampment, No IL. O o r.
bedford Club also, members or the Zion
German Lutheran Church and employees of
thc los Bancroft sons Co. are invited
20 ATTEND the funeral services At his late
residence 4o0i. Poplar street on Monday
evening a. ociock lntcrment in the
German Lutheran cemetery. Philadelphia
Ia ON Tuesday Services in charge of the
Washington Lodge. No. !. \ T. 81 A. NJ.
RICHARDS 1t Choate Postofice. Feb
ruary - IQ2I Duttnn w son OF
Nsthsnel and Margaret Richards. age
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral services at the residence
OF his parents on Thursday afternoon
March at @ clock. lnterment W hite
CLAY Greek ceme terry.
REED-ln Tampa. Fla. February 26 1921.
Ellen y wife Of the late John r. Reed
Relatives and friends are invited TO at
tend the funeral services al the waiting
room at Riverview cemetery. on Tuesday
afternoon March ] at clock. Interment
o. RivervieW cemetery
STEEL-At Head Of Christiana on Feb p.
1927 Geo " steel age - years
Relatives and friends are invited 70 at
tend the funeral services at the residence
az his nephew Edw Steel on Thursday
a. " of c. cemetery
WILKINS-in OAK Grove Eisrnere. on Feb
rusry - 1921, EmunB /. Wilkins, beloved
wife Of Leslie / wilkins. aged IS Years.
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend
the funeral services az her late residence.
oak Grove Elsmere. on Monday afternoon
at clock. lnterment at Silverbrook
cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
POLICEMEN ON TRIAL.
Two New York City Patroimen Face
First Degree Murder Charge.

py Associated INrena 20 Every Evening
New York. Feb. 2s Trialof Cornelius
J. Flood and Robert a. O'Htien police
mon recently indicted for first degree
murder In connection with investiRa-
ton OF the police department. was on
Sessions,
They are accused Of having f1r~d shots
that cnused the death "a years ago
or - year old hoy. They escaped
convition nj the time. Il Is alleged.
through corruption Of police records.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
~ NDAN Ws.
legislature Asked Not to Take Any
Actinn In the Matter

Action in the Matter.
a resolution calling on the f.eziRla
t'lro not ~ pass any compulsory sun
day ohacf vance bills, was passed az a
mass meeting IN the Majestic Theatre
last night which waE addressed hy II
y Colicr who had for hia Huhioct. The
Blue Laws" Sunday laws are religious
ia character. tho resolution reads and
therefore contrary 10 tho genius az the
American syFtem Of government prin-
ciples 81 separation Of the church and
Rtate-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28

entity by Judge Tandia. had Influenced
him.
II never thought ~ that case and n
never occurred ~ me that IL were
caught would be- treated Ienisntiy. Z
lvas nervous and excited yeat.rday and
the reporter who at,o,ed me on thu,
point must misunderstood me"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
Opportunity for Everlasting Life.

The topic yesterday Of the Bible
students at their meeting was Gods
plan of tho Ages" hv Charles Fergu-
son. of Chester In his sermon. Mr.
Ferguson said that those now dead Will
IL resurrected iu the same form they
dicd IN and viii bc given the opportunity
fur everlasting life.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28

Thing FfVn oFganir Iron rfRsnir ifHn
- ike Tho Iron D your blood erl 90 fH
iron in splnarh ie0ills and appies lt ma
he hal from your ruzzlst urlfr ne NAM
~ NuBafsd Iron suFafed Iron feufnunuf a
prganic iron ln guch q fiEHIV rnuIf unffi
form that Dna dssr - be- 81 eafifaatefi tp tr
spprorlrnatfiy Equivalent tu rrFRr'. If.
snntenfI ~ rafirN r1e-h half rusfi ~ rr' 80
oDa quar- - green vrzsfsblaf ~ ua'f Irsf
abpies ff Ike taking fHffaf' ~ '..f
s'ead - safing pounds - uleaf
over Z mn m people annually 80 Z
ss1ratef frDn n HIt nrf nlurr nf 81
nor disturb tn sfpuaCh a fen IrHo.
0ftnn comr0anrf 20 rurirh Fnuf ff ~
fevitallHa g0tsr wsrnrrIf erEsusffi HffFn
Your rn~rrg - -efrnfrf ~ 'He raf
factureva . yer A.. r~' obfaf1 aa'frfa~fr-
rrrpl,s Ha-a,- - rubsff'i'sr 'sn
insls' - havf-r gruIins r-var
s.grasrS Ion r~..k for fHs 'e'feff
IN svsry ,ahla' A. aU dfuRrie'e
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
Guests From New England.

AIR and Mrs. r. W. Jester Of 1901
Kirk avenue arc entertaining Mr. and
Mrs Charles G. Fierce ~ Norwich.
Conn. for few days. Nr and Mrs
Pierce arc on their way 70 Florida
where they are 70 make visit before
rctlrnlns homo
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
To Discuss Charter Bili.

The CITY charter bin will be discussed
~ tho Benevolent Pioneer Literary As
sociaton AZ its regular meeting tonight
Charles =. Curicy. former T. : district
attorney. viii explain tho bill and tho
amendments that have been proposed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
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