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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1921-10-19
TAKE VALUABLE PAPERS !.
IN BERGDOLL elSI

WASHINGTON, Oct 1s.-Th<
box containing Bergdolrs investlgs<
ton and private papers stolen freu
the office of Representative Johu3
son of Kentucky. Monday night M
found early today on the fifth f1oo1
of the House office building brok a
open and with important documentI
missing.
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ChiId's Father Notified.

EAST MOORESTOwN, Oct 19--|
Michael Russo. father of Mathild4
Russo, killed in the home of Loud
Lively last June. expressed satisfac5
ton today when he was told THAI
Lively had been captured in Vine
land.
Russo, who is a tailor and hvce7
close TO the Lively home, said he|
would go to Vineland today to ideu3
tify Lively formally.
Ellis H. Parker, Burlington
county detective, said if Lively IL
brought to Mt. Holly he will ID
amply protected.
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AnneaI for Volunteers

NEW YORK, Oct. 19:-An appear
to the public for volunteers to man
trains in the event of a strike was
issued today by the Erie railroad.
The message said that applications
giving full name, residence, age, oc-
cupation, railroad experience, If any.
and preferable position would be re-
ceived."
The appeal was signed by j. j.
Mantell, New York regional mana
ger of the road.
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To Advertise for Men.

NEW YORK, Oct. 19.-All rail-
roads coming into New York tomor-
row will begin advertising for men
to operate trains in case OF a strike.
A member of the General Mana
gers Association today said notices
would be inserted in morning ana
afternoon newspapers offering per-
manent employment to men en-
ployed ito fill such vacancies as may
occur"
This official said it had been
agreed among the executives to act
in concert in advertising but that
the Central Railroad of New Jersey
had misunderstood the arrange
ment and begun advertising yester-
day.
Meetings of the general managers
and the Association of Railway Ex-
ecutives today requested all ram
roads in the country to puphsn
statements of reductions in freignt
rates which have become effectiVe
since the twelve per cent. wage cut
was ordered.
This step is being taken, accord
ing to an official of the Erie Raii-
road. to combat a widespread ms
apprehension to the effect that such
reductions have not been made.
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Negro Shot Vine|and Officer Before
He Is Captured; Then Confesses 10
Murder Of Child Whose Body He Hid

VINELAND Oct. i9-Louis Lively, the negro accuses
OF killing little girl Moorestown N j., last spring wal
arrested here early today after shooting policeman Ac-
cording to the police he confessed to killing the cno-
small crowd surrounded the Jail after his arrest became
known but every precauon taken to guard the prls
n
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are ordered 10 Strike

PITTSBURGH, Pa. Oct. 19:-
Trainmen on the Pennsylvania lines
west of Pittsburgh and Erie nave
been ordered to strike according 10
a statement issued here today by r.
A. Knoff. general chairman OF the
brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
on the Pennsylvania lines west OF
Pittsburgh.
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. COLUMBUS, o.. Oct. 19:-Na-
tional headquarters here of the Rail
road Yardmasters' Association or
America. with membership of
more than 5000 throughout the
country, today sent out notices to
its members to remain at work per-
forming their usual duties in the
event of a railroad workers strike.
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BuY YOUR TATERs NOW,

$50 ID. bag White Potatoes; guaranteed
good cookers, s350 delivered Phone 22o2
Perth Amboy T4T2-10-19-1ts
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wanted-Boys Is years old and over for
light work Standard Warehouse and
Dock Co. below Lehigh Valley Round
house 75o5-10-19-1ts
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Will Remain at Work
Would Refuse to Man Boats

NEW YORK, Oct. 19-Members
of the Seamen Union will refuse
to man coastwise boats touching
New York if there Is a railroad
strike, according to John s. Welsh,
an organizer for the union.
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Carpenter worn znc socoins promptly
attended TO- Geo. H. Thompson. 81 Leu1
81 Phone l4e9-N.
54T4-s-2s- |ed. Sat tfs
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Automobile Washing. ss5 r>,sh st. Louis
Solomon s4ss-le-ls-st'
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will be reached by Sunday.
Brotherhood leaders are on their
way here to hear the government
attitude through the labor board to-
morrow.
Railroad executives of the Central
division meet in Chicago on Friday
to discuss all sides of the question.
Freight rate reductions approx
mately equivalent to the twelve per
cent wage reduction ordered last
July 1, by the railroad labor board.
were indicated as. the probable basic
suggestion the labor board will pro-
pose with the backing of the ad-
ministration to prevent a strike.
VIII Remain at Work
NEW YORK, Oct. Thirty
local chairmen of the Railroad
Yardmasters Association of America
which claims to have more than
$500 members in New York and
nearby New Jersey points and on
Lor Island. have voted in favor of
remaining at work in case of rail-
road strike The association Is not
affiliated with the American Fedora
ton of Labor or any of the large
railroad unions.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1921-10-19

II your coal or gas range does mt no1
or burn. l will make It or no chnGnx
]. Larkin 2s7 Mcclellan q. Tai NG1rX
li74-2-l4-t n W. -
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so. AMBOY MEN WILL
ATTENDCONFERENCE
TOTAL REGISTRATION
FOR ELECTION NOV. 8

Following table showing the registration in this city
by polls the number registered yesterday the total number
qualified to vote at the general election November s:
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WEATHER:

Unsettled to-
night, probably
light rain; Thurs
day cloudy and
colder.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-08-04
Sknmlrruan Eural Nrms

Mrs Clara ? sheuerason Who has
hseu Wnh her sister Miss Bertha
Palmer. las returned i Boston.
Mrs zsim gf.sgs returned home
Monday night From Portland where
she visited friends for several DAYS
Mrs Marjorie FaIes Of Portland
has been euIoyIne vacation with her
father pr J. l.. Sallee and family
Of Middle street
" Porter Herman Porter. Mr.
Porter sister Ars J. G Trafton
aud Mr.. and Mrs Fred Morrill, are
spending fe~ DAYS a Southport.
ar and Mr.. John Simpson of
Providence r /. have been visiting
here for few DAVIS With his brother.
Adam Simpson and Mrs. Simpson of
Maple street
Mr. aud Mrs. Bradbury Fellows and
baby Jean of Cambridge. Mass. are
guests Al The home OF Mr.. Fellows
parents Mr. and Mrs Fred Fellows
of Bush street
MIR Anna Prescott LEFT Saturday for
q visit Ira Lewiston and Auburn Her
step-daughter Miss Linnie Prescott o.
Boston. Who has been her guest. de
parted Al the same time.
Nr aud Mrs John b NutHng left
today for a two weeks vacation 10 be
passed n old orchard and vicinity
They VII bc entertained a portion Of
The time by NJ. and Mrs. Charles
sinclair.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-08-04

Mrs Belle Estes Dorothy aud ,r0
daughters OF Montciair. *. j are
visiting nth Mrs. Dorothy brother
Charles Estes.
Dr. A. 3 Borden and family ~ere
in Madison Yesterday making prepar-
ations 10 open up an Optical Office in
the Clark Block in few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Matson Of
Newton Mass, re guests Of Mr. and
Mrs George J.. n. Smith @ho are
enjoying aa outing at The Lake
Austin Eames is beck behind the
counter at HE Stevens d Eames store
after vacation which he and Mrs.
Eames enjoyed 1T Embden Pond.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-08-04

Irs J Litchenfels Is returning 10
Se7 York Cry after beng AT her
GUNNER nome in Skowhegan for some
feW weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornell Of Oklahoma
City are visiting with the family Of
Mrs. Ggrnelis uncle, J. n. Grnndy OF
Mechanic street.
Mrs. Arthur Plummer and children.
Heath and Dorothy. who have been
al Enbden Pond for the past month
rave returned TO their home. While
al Emb den Pond Dorothy and Heath
entertained their cousin Wayne Brad
ford Of <Livermore. David HAYES Of
Skowhegan and Virginia Quint Of
North New Portland.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-08-04

Or y & SIN fela. Or. i 4
LORD, Dr Z + Richardson and Dr
George f.. Young have been among Hne
local physicians attending The Maine
Physicians Clinic 81 Fairfield dIrhg
the week
\ large number Of skowheesi n
people were in Fairfield Tuesday, 10
attend the chatauqua and here W.
Eta SWEET Bradley. soprano sololst
formerly Of this town sing Incl Adtsl
were Mrs ] Abbott Kendall. Mr. afd
Mrs l.. l. Witham Mrs Robert Hall
Mrs. Christina McRae. Mr.. and Mrs
p +. Stevens. M and Mrs Pied
Horne, Mfs Thomas Thomson and
Mrs c. {. Goodwin
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-08-04

j eigde HoNe OF r8#oa visiting
HE amt md uncle Sir and Mrs
Harry 4 Din smore
Edmund Stevens e Porto Rico Is
visiting with his father Br. r II
Stevens ot bloomfield
Mr. and Mrs Ffed Gfoder of St.
George. =. q. have been visiting their
grandmother Mrs. Frank Lessor.
Mrs Catherine Norton of Great
harrington Mass has returned home
alter "A two weeks stay at Camp 70
Faifgreve Bay
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-08-04

ArleUa spdgtav entertained fha
Wiling Workers a vaung e|rIs aIIb
Saturday afternoon
Mr and Mrs K psuas ON
loved am automobile fr.n Ia me- White
Mountains .saf week
A.
NJ. ma WITS Bert Nlshols and
,e -......- .9.s ',. h3te returned rom
= s4.''k p o'a orchard
psz.5....., =. p btask Neht 70
e.. l2A N'l" 5ns''
''Ahk ano fanny
Mrs NadKaret Wlngham Of lincoln.
Mas and Sew YORK CIV has gone
ta clinton after visiting RIfh Ars
Charles Green
Ms Rab4 Dumanf and Miss Pearl
0umaaf are enIovIne tVa weeks va
cation at her parents. cottage az Lake
Wesaerunsett Among the guests at
the cottage arr Henry PERRY of Holy
Jke. Mass
,t...,,. a.-..,#=,p...,.z.... -.
49, Vac naro % i'ol hester. Mass
io bermuda. will arrive August 18th
l' Aist her father ;. g Ward and
ht# lister Miss Madeline Ward at
..e.E lakewood eotage
NJ and a1,s ea.rya Thouso,
bats r,oyss +, the fam, an me- -.
wood roas Nbtrh A. thomson b5s
le4aa l.r sor,.fIses and pI,s,r.
HHhea aud family have moved rom
/ West Fronf street 10 The thomson
nome
Mrs II Sullivan and Mrs era
haH ~ Calais .r. gsasts sf N,ss Nai.
III. Han m he barne ~ Mr. and Mrs.
K clapsb one eessts a. The
Cleugb homo ,r. Me- trfbt,r p.rfor
W.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-08-04

4 inc line of Switches may be
found at Miss Towne's, Merrill Block
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-27
BUY IN OKLAHOMA.

State pride has always been strong force in support OF the
r,oveien buy in your statc All citizens should be
the building OF the state which they reside and
majority of them However quite number send outside OF
for things which they need This too, in spite OF the
fact they can get they Oklahoma They probably
have thought of this outo hestae purchasing the light
Of its effect upon the progress of their community.
Suppose that everyone should send other state for
articles which they need except food and medicine The
munit where these people lived would be dead There
would except grocery and drug
People buy in their community in order to enable
enterprises thrive there and provide jobs for them
selves
1t unlikely that there would be entire community with
little community spirit purchase all OF their needed articles
foods and medicines other state But when
there comparatively small number of persons who do patron
business houses the communities
where these persons live not prosperous.
These things especially worthy of consideration at this
time there number of unemployed men in Oklahoma
If the money which goes out of the state for the purchase OF
articles should all be spent with Oklahoma the
would be in much better position to expand and employ
And the increased prosperity Of the business houses
and the restored buying OF the unemployed persons who
secured positions result of the buy Oklahoma plan would
increase general prosperity of the staeDaiy Okahoman
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-27
WATCH oUTl

"The buega man will gecbya Il you don't watch out"
According OF bestowed poets and carefully
piled statistics that absolutely true says the Kodak
Magazine.
"Whcn YOU but 2" continues the magazine the age
10 ar in the future that It's head doesn't stick up
the horizon Protection for old and for any future de-
pcndenis YOU does your calculations because you
have oodcs OF time in which TO attend to such matters.
"Tempus iugt used TO say in dear old Rome. in
plain English Time flies. and the bugga just round the
corner Here what statistics disclose Eghtyseven per
Of those who have money today will lose b the time they
65 The accident companies report that about 100000 people
killed injured in the United States every year. Probate
records show that OF all estate probaed IS cent have
nothing II per small amounts. and only per cent have
$1,000
Eight million women in the United States work to
live or 100000 widows in the United States the age OF
6 per without the comforts OF life Each year
roll by faster than its predecessors and the time remaining TO
protect yourself and those dependent upon you becomes all
brief and the bugga OF old poverty shows all
too plainly"
The way keep this bugga man" from getting you
early in life acquire the habit OF Systematically
ing least small part OF your earnings Generally need
only deny yourself few little things that you don't really
need Ii doesn't take many years for small safely invested
grow that surprising Buy building and loan
stock life and government securities start savings
good bank; buy home the monthly payment
PLAN There plenty OF safely salt away your savings
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-27

Avoid colds for Strip often starts
wi.h a cold. Avoid over heated and
poorly ventilated rooms. and undue
exposure. DO no, associate with peo'
ple who have colds or grip. paF,Icu'
larry do not allow them 10 cough or
sneesa In your face. Keep your
bowels regular and avoid oveFcai.
Ing. Keep up your physical resist.
anee by breathing fresh air day and
nIKht. Then when you take cold
take chambcrlain's Cough Remedy
and set rid Of Il a. quick aa pos.
siblc. i.sot
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-27
RESOLUTIONS OF SYMPATHY.


(conirlbulodl.
Whereas. Il has pleased the sn
prcmc Rnlcr of the Universe TO cali
rom our midst the Mother Of OUT
brother. John Farley.
And Whereas. n these moments
Il deepest sorrow our hearts 20 out
great sympihy 10 our Brother. be-
'ausc Of his loss of = Kind and low
ng mother. and We feel that no
words would express our sorrow and
ympaihy for our brother. IN this
lour of sadness.
Therefore. BE II Resolved. By
Nashlia Lodge No els. Independent
rider OF Odd Fellows. That we cx
end TO Brother Farley. this rcsolu
lion Of Sorrow and Sympathy. and
hat a copy OF this resolution be pub
lIshed. a copy given TO brother Far
ey. and n copy placed on file with
ne secretary Of this lodge as q
iart Of the permanent records o.
This lodge.
Dated at Chickasha, OKLA. Oct. the
18th. 1921.
HARPER II. MERCER.
+. +. Palmer.
VI. r. FERGUSON. Committee.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-27
A FRIGHTENED EDITOR?

The editor the Allen that he received
the first of the week from friend advising that we
were to removed killed slain executed made away wsent
to aitch the tersad removal making with
take place next Christmas at 93O sharp OF said day
with the writer himself playing the role of lord high executoner
Commenng the pleasant bit of thus broken to him.
the Allen editor said
No particular weapon named by the begerent but we
the used upon will be the kind used by Samp
in his successful battle with the Phstine Having
things such attack of flu, poverty and to
worry this threatened calamity did add great deal to
discomfort And if carried this removal Would us the
price of winter underwear have been contemplating add
ing stock would render unnecessary the paying of
December bills for food paper supplies water and electric
well January rent and would give our successor
the Allen Democrat laundering good front story Tor his
after Christmas issue But sincerely believe friend is in
about the place bound for when printing
That hot place did appeal Furthermore real killers
don't advertise their executions several months in advance
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-27
PROTECTION Is ASKED
FROM DEvLISH MACHINE

Washington, Oct. GA demand
for protection by capital police from
automobiles and that "devlish Ma
chine known as the motorcycle" :"
was made in the Senate by Senator
Watson, Democrat, Georgia.
Referring to the Stars and Stripes
floating from the capital dome, as a
guarantee of "ilfe. liberty and limb"
the Georgia senator with fervid ora
tory, declared that senators were
compelled to jump from in front of
motor vehicles ard that tourists and
other vstors also were mperled. The
capital police, he asserted, gave vr-
tually no protection against motor
vehicles, and also, he charged, per-
mitted roaming dogs to chase the
pet squirrel In the capitol grounds.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-27
DOES YOUR BACK ACHEl

It's usually a algn Of sick kidneys.
especially n the kidney action Is dis.
ordered. passages scanty or too frc.
queni. Don't walt for moro serious
troubles. Begin using Doan's Kid.
ney Pills. Read this chIokasha testl-
mony.
U. n. Church. s2i Minnesota Ave.
chlckasha. says; being exposed 10
rough weather and jumping on and
off a wagon put my kidneys In q
run down condition. My back bother.
ed me and there was n dull ache
across the small Of Il. Seeing Doan's
Kidney Pills advertised. bought
some and received relief as soon as
| started 10 take them. One box
rid me entirely OF the trouble.
The above statement was given
December 10th. 1916 and on July
sth. 1921. Mr.. Church added: "It
has been a long time since have
had occasion to use a kidney medi.
cine but do not forget what Doan's
Kidney Pills did for me. am glad
to recommend them"
GOc. at all dealers. Foster.aiIlbuin
Co.. Mfgrs., Buffalo. n. Y.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-27

chiskasha i.odss No. o. A. ,. a
A. A., riil meet In special com'
munlcaiion Al siso .. m. oct silh
Cor woFk In tho Maslsraiasan Dc
srse: az nFeghrpn are especially H.
slisd 10 bs present Tho degree vlll
he conferred IN fan lnclndlns al tho
explanatory and MonlioFlai lectures.
G. n. KiMnR0.
woraaipml Master
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-27
The Customer Knew Best.

The Customer Knew Best.
Generally run down, sir?" queriet
the druggist; Slightly seedy ant
want a good toning up?'
The pale-faced customer nodded.
We'll, I've the very thing for you
Jenkins Juvenator. Three doses q
day and more il necessary. Fifty q
bottle"
mo thanks" said the pale pa
tient.
But my dear sir, it's the rage Of
the day Jenkins Juvenator is the
greatest discovery of modern medi.
cine. It's the rage of the season.
Everyone is-rejuvinating you might
say"
Eyes, but | thing I'd rather try
something else" replied the custo-
mer
Nonsense" pressed the chemist.
II tell you Jenkins Juvenator will
have more effect on you in single
day than any other medicine could
have in month. 1t cures everything
from coughs to corns. What is your
objection to it?"
why nothing, only I'm Jenkins
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-27
DAD.

He may last years hat his finger nails may need
mancurng his may hang little loose and his pants may
bag the knees his face may show signs of second days
growth and the tin dinner bucket he carries may be full of dents
and doughnus but don't you call him the old man. He's your
father.
For and he has been rustng around to get things
together Never has he failed do the right thing by
He thinks the greatest boy earth bar though
plaster your hair back Clothes smoke cigarettes
and fail to bring home He is the who the love
and life partnership of the greatest EARTH your mother
He is some" and not the old man. If you win good
wife as he did, you will have to go some boy.-The Silent
Partner
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-27
Rffvkpisc or ntxico's
pfnr BELIEVED FAILURE.

Meklco. city. oct. g Negotiations
lonhlns 20 tho Femndns II Mss'
lso's foreign debt and tho fp.estsh.
llshmen, 81 tho nailon'a credit.
waleh have been going on between
Thomas W. Lamont ana Adolfo de-
"a iinersa. secretary % sba treasury
for tho last tao weeks, have ap'
parcnily failed u practical result.
Mr. Lamont II nos On Fuule 10
New York City and Il il said be has
10 evident intention 20 return imme
iiaisly 10 Mexico Ito left no repre-
lcniallyes here. aud according to hla
iwn statement. ls prepared 90 make
a fail report Of the situation upon
hla Fiumc 10 New York.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-27

In al malarlal countries the pop
liar remedy Il iieFhlne. People find
I good medicine for purifying the
ysiem and wnrding Oft the disease
Price. coc. Sold BY wren Drug Co.
i.50t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-27

Ny heart leaps up when behold
A faInl.ox IN the sty.
No vas Il whon my life began;
No il Il na~ ~hen ! am q mani
no hr Il shen | shall sruw old.
of lsi mo die.
~woriswoth.
~ IL good 10 iens,hen 10 the last
nunAy muvd. vd."-toweli,
before Il goes any further. We
wish to announce officially that we
are opposed to tho proposal 20 g. 4
Karl IIapsbuFK 20 America.
For ono thing. 40 fear that about
tho first dash out of the bon Kari
would 30 Into the movies or start
out as a travelling eyonaEcllsi.
And that ~onld hurt the business
of Clara aud Al Jennings.
Hal Thompson tells us that he drop
ped the "p' out OF his name solely
because he didn't want anybody 10
think he vas Kin to Albert Thomp
son.
Chlckaaha IN In tho market for
some of the surplus moisture which
that tropical storm dumped onto
Tampa. but how are we going to
get II here II .he railroads strike
One Chiekasha woman cxpressef
n desire to wiring the neck" of the
old gossip w1o made 20 much tron'
bic for the girl In Way Down East"
and she was also ready 10 give
the same dose TO esquire Bartlett"
Good enough medicine for all Cos
sips.
81 Simp says he notices that the
air always feels crisp on a cool fall
morning.
The musical critics are having
hard Job to find n successor 20
caruso. Now II the golden tongue
Italian had been basso. Il would
be dead-easy. We could offer I'd
Emerson.
BY the way. Ed claims that there
are no bassos among the mosquito
tribe. But he doesn't enjoy the per
sonal acquaintance OF the one that
has been spending the summer In
our bed room.
However. we admit that the aver.
age skeeter Is apt to be n tenor or
a soprano. Their bite is about the
same regardless OF the part they
sing.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-27
A STOLEN SMILE FER TWO
Under U. S. MANAGEMENT.

Lazy Mike-I had a fine position
with the railroad company during
the war.
Weary Rhodes-What did you do?
Lazy Mike-You know the fellow
that goes alongside the train and
taps the axles to see II everythings
all right? Well, l helped him listen