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1882 DIAMOND 81

IM%Sri1rs hpu" aHd oif.r,. modern a.story,
pr'hilSi i achrd, II rnUnH md bath; electricity
S1mu al! c"nN"n!on""s. CHAS. w MILLER
l=ol-OI GolnT"" wealth RldE
@2i-SO W. FISHER AVE, beautiful n5Jern
n"mrs' Immediate p"ssrysiou. $1,000: nov,
.,rW mrcWAtcr neat. parGu"trr noors. !nchTS
I"r'hes; VII guarantee mortgages.
ARERNEIllY. la"s Chestnut
klINlEl. nlnl Y 81
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ROOMS WANTED

ROOMS with bath modern. SarPta Maria II
8. New HamrshLre ave. CT. Euclid ave,
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FHNEh-SrnRN hrn.". II rooms. rxcaiIcn. 10
, |t on. hl "unNs, WN. !. CRANLE'
H.1NN, %"l9 Golurnhia az.
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-, ,.ST,rE 0E MATIInA sTEWAnI

~ Observation-Disclosures Of administration
upon the estate OF Matilda stewart, do
aseSSss TaRis eeA eceGMPASY ali peTsons ndeSted tY
The said estate are requested to make pay-
mcnt and those having claims against the
same Ia present them, without dGay At the
offIcr OF the said company, 325-38l Chestnut
49, WILLIAM p. GEST.
prny
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

COOKS. kitchen maids. buffers. housemen.
couples. high-class servants supplied all
antccd Mrs. Kane. 5ll $. 10th ST. Phone
Spruce 34Ol.
.UOi BAlSDkIDGE-E cooks wait
resses. C. maids. ladys' maids nurses
couples desire positions. Spruce 1927
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS

KINlTS COURT APrs., 8 rms, . bathsi
furn hlrE. 3 months. $1,000. tros 42I2,
fURS. APTS.. centra, loo. by week n des.
Sherwood Apt, Agency. 1884 Walnut st
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

YOUNG LADY, 30 years OF age, wishes posi-.
ton a. social secretary or companion 70
elderly lady y evenings week. can do
stcnography and typng y 1898 Ledger
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STENOGRAPHER wanted In law office;
must be experience and have good English
education; reference required salary s25 per
week. -Apply 404 Liberty Bldg.
WOMAN. over 30. OF education and social
polse; permanent position; good monetary
Teturns' easy hours: advancement. j SO2.
Ledger Of'ce,
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PERSONALS

SAMUEL BUsLoVICH has sold his cigar.
confectionery store to Philip Schwartz.
Creditors apply to Joseph SilveTman, 22l2
s. 9TH IT, on or before Jan. Is. 1921
WILL NOT be responsible fOT any debts.
unless contracted by myself. on and after
Jan. u, 1921, Leon KwHrtnik. 1893 Allan
tioe ave-, Camden, ". J.
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t.l,NAhlb nsa..uhl.
OFFICE POSITIONS
Wanamaker Institute

ESD AND WALNUT SITS.
.iss for FIVE students only IN each
q,Gn qs."Gs 5saufos Day sna n!.h. e,.....
eno i.' EDEllsh. French. Latin
private Lessons Mathematics. Etc.
~. xy,,dmsp. 1927 Race -. Locust d0sS
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owing TO health. Noon IgIs touri,g "St, Il,
PSriefI pSrte eonoltt1nh n"w rubber. now top new
ncrfccts' ezra tubes, extra tires engine
sgsartn,at,, Sgen a. the Eureka Garage. Howard and
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APARTMENT HOTELS
HOTEL BARTRAM

33D AND CHEsTNUT sTS
Furnished and unfurnlshed apartments Din
ing room. Phone Pr, siDu 23lO.
CHARLES u. PRETTYMAN OWNER
HOTEL HAMILTON 1894 Walnut At, 1oa.,
OF l'rohdl-A quiet. conservative hotel.
h"autifullN furnished and well conducted.
HOTEL SUSSEX. 1872 Walnut st--A clean
modern weil-COnduCted small hotel wher.
Lhnrg"s ere moderate Phone Walnut T4uI
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tS,SS;yS, ESTATE or BARNEY or BERNARD
w SCHAEFER. deceaed--Lettors Of al.
ministratiOn upOn the estN:e of Barney or
aTanted TO FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY
nil nersons indebted to the said estate ara
reauos stCd IN make payment, and those havins
claims aFSnst the same 70 present them.
pany, 325-33i Chestnut ST., PHILADELPHIA
' WILLIAM +. GEST
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Hibberd B. Worrell & Co. SS5q

359923 Snr. Garden. ~ rooms . hsthu
-oo= "Leen. ~ rooms: . baths sid" yard.
-ee32 NJ. Vernon, IL r. = baths; easy terms.
,p0a ", luray 10Th g. BoulevnrdD: r: pos.
nnnSH iollhr. 20 rms. . bath, gsxlBS: garage.
~ Green. - rooms vacant.
,.3" ~. garden; business locality. cheap
id=G AT Vernon. l3 rooms. . bnths: yacan Mt.
;G:ll.lo Green, co rooms II baths
nnIYG,Suu,te apartment house; only SlU. 900 cash
~ - Hreon, II rooms 5INlTO Il. to street.
~" Iork omen. II rooms: vacant.
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OLD GOLD
WANTED

OLD gold silver, platinum. plated ware. old
style jewelry. teeth plates bought for cash
Est. 1917. J. l.. Clark. reflner. S07 SAMSON.
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statesmen

for Philadelphia and vicinity TO intervjev
inn,annfasturers J, and large business houses; N
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ROOMS FOR RENT


Barring ST, 4Ol9---Two rooms and bath:
nunhousg keeping. Pres'nn 4aiG. p
BROAD, n 3O22-Nieely furnished attrae.
tive rooms; all sc9nvenienees; near trains
CHANCELLOR ST., 552s-une Furnished
and fsmy eo S'ih sh
and hcat; rcasonahle Gail after 0 p m
CHESTNUT ST., 2O45--second-story back
room; running water; with or without
CHESTNCT ST. 2086-Sinslc room; gen
CHEsTNUT ST.. 2O0v--slns!S A"u oouo.e
DIAMOND, Ioo7--DesirRble furnished front
room: running water. BATH shower phone;
T4NRCHw00D AYE, aS59--Two commynI-
eating rooms; pri%ate Im"asrn; W",.,Sus ,,i
S"t" sRcr. igi, E,l-.---------------------- - -
Pine 81 1910 = Nicely furni.h q ltht-
housrkcepins apartments: also single rooms
PINE ST., ll34--dcsirable suite. southern
exposure also large front room. m.-
PINE. 7aG-2 large lst.h front rooms: run
ring wafer gu Office : s7n4t2 Or @rHrl-.
rooms. bath hIst floor; $50; Leaut. loo
near s2d 81 STATION and l.. Rarng 7nG4.
SPRUCE. lU2s--Cniurn. rms. bath. h,-w.
SPRUCE ST. ltT3i - Very desirable rooms:
lust heIng opened; some furnished.
WALNUT Sr., 3DOb--S cond floor frt., d BILE
rms. 50. expo... EentlelnCM. excel. board.
WALNUT ST. 313O-I.arge rooms for rent;
light hnusekccn ng.
10TH, y. lGOJ--Ifedrm and kitchen. furn..
hkpg.; gas rarge, s.uk. hoat. l'Op. l5~n
18TH ST. N. l5O7--Ono furnished room.
an couyenences. for l or gentlemen
Poplar 253l.
18TH n 1879, II . T ~. n I X | C--Beau.
furn. rooms: spotlrss ci"an. c'cc" h.-w.
heat; daily & weekly rates: Vunv - stations:
bes accom-. for traNc Ing people. Spruce ln5i,
lGTH n. li27--lst II. unfurn.. yard. SO:
other yacanci2s. furnished and mfurn.
l7TH. ". 3li5-ls. A.. furn. rms. Tor
housekrrr ing run. water, HIsn on "a H.
18TH y. 372O-Larlr warIa front room.
gent 'Hman MD: meals opt LI0st 1927 w.
I4TH, $. 2lO-BeHutifu' bachelor suite
SGD. s.. i4I-Large I'd floor front rr,I..
furr.; we'll hea:nd; suit ) or E"n' Cln,n.
G3D N, 2l4-Room. adjoining oath; all
convenience: near l. --
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ,o"m, m ,,ar@r,
utes 70 C!ty Hal. TglenhoI e BartllE ~.
NICELY furnished room ur commune .ra' Dng,
"I"rtrtc' also garaE" pr! g II d"s!red;
50 weekly, Phone P-ulAr 1917
PENNsyLvASIA--st BURBiN
GTN.. ''The Hedge (pri fam. For gentle.
man only; ref. exch. Phon" itn. 1913 ",
NEW JERsEy-SEAsu0RE
ATLANTIC CITY
ROOMS With bath: modern. Sauta Maria. II
B. New namnshIre ave. CT Euclid ave.
ROOMS WANTED
SINGLE rm. vicin. Vth & Walnut, private
fam. by elderly mechanic 1886 Led. on.
BOARDING
2D-FI. front. ref nus. couple u- .,,Iins I'ror.;
Comlts ". cook'g. own. Qua. 2l37 ".
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General

from 81 to 81 an hour in your spare time
writing show cards. quickly and easily
eaItSe snd sej no ror GanSassinE we teach you hoT
PARTICULARS to American Show Card School,
230 Pyrie Bldg. Toronto. Canada.
BUSINESS SERVICE co, 1118 Land Title
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

PAINTING Have your house painted
iHh'AH'S now and save money,
charges reasonable work guarantesdi send
postal. Albert All. 32i N. 9th. PHI Mkt. 223s
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NOTICE IL hereby given that the Civil Sery-
examinations for the positions scheduled be-
low on the rn dates n3med For detailed IN
nCLERIcAL SERVICE
JAN 24-C@lef sgae6 Clerk Bureau of Water.
Jan. 2S-GIsTk, less $3.50.
Jan. 2s-File, Clerk, sl2Oo-.15OO
Jan. 24-Stenogrn pher ard Clerk. $500 5000,
Feb. 3-Sten0srapher and Clerk sOOl-
JAM ENGGNEER1Nd oSsEa,nsSO Opera 1SGOSooo
Jan. 24-Assst@nS ri!} EI}FF1nG;ccTE, sl2Oo-slOOO.
Jan. 2l-Deputy Chief Engineer tpromJ,
s'''' INSPECTION
TS g lqsPSs,9T E@Es
Feb. 2-Assistant Medicai Inspector. $1,000.
EeS . s-Asst' School .S66 MSd' Inspector. 1878.
Jan 2s-PiTst Asst; Rsg; Physician, $500.
FED 'e'Ghq MhlscELi.A%EorrFS CELL T orrFS}s'c'a"' 'ooo'
Feb. 4-Assistant Matror, $40. with boa I'd
Jam Jan. $t-GsnssakeF $f-Ssnisor a. sSGS; y Gv.
Feb. l-Laboratory Asst, tphysicaD. 1920.
Feb. 2-storekeeper 5000.
Feb. S-Supt. Erec. Nun. Asphalt Plant
5000 month.
Feb. .7-supt. OF Real Estate. t165o.
SKILLED LABOR
Jan. 26-Baker, 1924.
Ian, 31--Bricklayer. ordinance,
Feb. 3-Painter, ordinance.
Jam 27-Steamftter. ordinance.
TEACHING
Jan. 2T--Principal (Evc Rec. CentorJ 81 Ev.
TECHNICAL AND PROFESSIONAL
Ian. a7-Apprent!Ce tfrst year., $500.
Feb l-Assistant Engineer. s2750.
Feb Asst. Engineer ORridgo Dlv,) S23lO.
Feb Asst. Engineer W' way Div.l $23l0
Ian 2l-Car Craftsman, S1SOO-s $1,000
Ian, 3l-DraftsmaD $000-sl@0O.
Jan. 2S-Draftsman 'archltecturaD. $1,000
$500.
Feb S-Draftsman tarchItocturaD. 1920.
Feb. f-Drattsman tstructurhIl, tl2OO-Sl500
Feb T-Draftsman lstruCturaD $500 s. 800
Ian 25-Draftsman (stTuCturaD. $500
Jan. 28-Draftsman UopographicaD. $1,000
$1,000.
CLiNToN ROGERS WOODRUFF.
President;
CHARLES w. NEELD. Secretary;
LEWIS II. VAN DuSEN,
Commissioners.
Issued January H. 1921.
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STENOGRAPHER--lius ba frst class and
nave several years experience in iron and
stsf, stsei business; also ability to answer nnd
write letters and take charge OF office: Law.
ish mar preferred; state full partieuIs re-.
sood opportunity for right man; nppiicati lion
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SEWING MACHINES

SEWING MACHINES, new. $40: easy pay
msnt: Singer and other makes: like new;
Ss to Si2: fully guaranteed, 1896 N. 10th ct.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-14

u ypn REALIZED ne DAGGER u peF
ultiinK yoaF huarls 10 - constant
y eonsllpalsd ypu vuald eenainly
size The matter lbs ailfnsiua 4 de.
ssnss. 80 one oaa afiand 70 hatu
his hossls In q coasilpsied oondi'
i'an q Euoi share ~ to llms. whsu
needed iaks chambeglalns Tablets
jest aiior suppaL one oF two u
lhrm ulil ha eonuTh "a pFcdnce an
operation " The bauels "a the fol'
ltwln9 mnrnluK
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SPECIAL NETTING.

klla Morris Chapter. No -. q. y.
T.. elll hold . special meeilnE on
"wednesday evening. prgclnief ilih,
Initiation ~ ,sndldales Members
are requested 10 attend and visitors
are fraleFnaily invited.
MARY A. NICHOLS. W u.
NAY y. WHITE. Nee't.
- ia
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Yeast vitam0n Tablets
Greatest Beauty Secret
Banishes Skin Eripfions, Puts On Firm
Flesh, Strengthens the Nerves
and Increases Energy.

Tin of rundown iols si.a uaui 10 1uifii-
Ct sofur good. iiffn. aold ffsh on ihfif lunr,.
hIi out fhn hoiout anl funitn rhrrhf eIih
sgfons. healthy tiasurs and huild " inrrsfiH
snefsy And vitality should ify i1kine tea 10
Nasiln's tiny yeast NliAAioN lHiAeis eliA
their Heais. Masiin's NlfANON Ial4Eif H'Ht
tain hlFtiy concentrated yfasi fitauliu. ufN
a. the tvn other fiill mofu imparisni sitsHialt
uas soluble and Water folulAf -. 80 *
which ssicnrr Gays sou mufi have in le iiotr.
well and fully developed. Thry lanslh lauiile.
tolls and skin crupiiona AZ by n.ar.r
strengthen the nerves. build up the bos.s niih
firm lcsh and tissue and often coulli'igy
reirvenatc the whole system. You fal 20
risk of causing gas or upseitirr The stomach.
II you are thin. pale. harfafd. cfavn looAii4f
OF lack energy and cndumnrc take Matiinl
NfTkMON-two tablets with every niral
IMPORTANT Wide the remarkable lraiil-
building value oi Mas,in's NllAMuN 1ailei.
have ben clearly aud positively Demonstrated
In cases ol lack 81 energy, nervous i4uui iei
ancmia, indigestion. constipation. skin efull-
tions, poor comvlcsicn and Q generally weak
encd physical and mental condition, they should
not bc used hy anyone who OByECl y to having
their weight increased 10 normal. DO not accept
limitations or substitutes. You can ret Masiin's
ylIAMON Tablets nt AL GOOD druggists.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-14

tNs IiaiiN lNm
Seattle. Wash. iirr IA The liza
Johnson dixie alonE The HtaFii river
hurst this moInlnE nesf flanvpod,
The ealsfs flnodlhE The lpnn aad =
aide afsa neaT ihsp. oihsF lsuHs
aTr menacei
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-14

0ss and electric bills are due and
payable u the company offlcc on
or before tho ipih. unless paid The
service may BE- discontinued with
cot further notice. 30
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NOTICE o. srocKroLoras
MEETING.

Tho regular annnai meeting II iht
stockholders ~ The fifsi National
Hank II chlokasha. OKLA. Cor the
.lestlon u directors shall b. held
hetveen the hours ~ 10 o'eicek ..
~. aud o'cloek p. ~. on Tuesday.
January 10. 1891.
FIRST NATIONAL RANK.
iiy NEIL n. JIOliNa0N. Cashier.
ig.s.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-14

NJ and MFa Clarence Rmllh -.
fsol 10 leave inF snyder. shsFp MFs
smith. an empleYsr of me fflses
gsllrasd. wIll lale > nsssrnssF ma
nn tAs snyder Quansh branch
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-14

4 y Date. II Terrell. member II
the heard af directors ~ the okls.
homa Coltun Gfowrrs' association
IL spending the day IN chlckasha.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-14

o. 1. bingham. manager ~ the
chlskana leo and Cold Storage
sompany. left this morning for
OKLAHOMA city. where he ~lll a.
tend the annual convention of tho
Oklahoma leo Manufacturing asso
citation.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-14

Wien Ffsnllin sss 20 yrafs uli
he puhllshrd "l'oof Richards Aims
naek
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-14

Mrs. Kari coffsy snd tvo children
rrs The guests u relatives 10 uhla'
bona cny this seek.
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II vlll b absolutely impossible foF
na 10 furnish any moFe settings than
40 have noe made heforo Christ.
mas Tho sludio wlll he closed
Thursday sud Friday this week.
i'lrasr do Not even phone Ne on
those days. Noreil'a studio. 1854
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Personal Mention

J. l. Hsslss. II Norman. tran
fseisi business and visited friends
IN the city yesterday afternoon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-14

CcorEc Wilson. of Oklahoma city
president of the farmers' and Lab
ecn Reconstruction League 81 on.
iahoms ls spendinK tho day IN
Chlrkasha.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-14

smoss IAs iohu Adams eIsat ia
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-14

We ara always Glad 10 zoe you II
The nlalla Meas stand. IA
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-14

Kodsks for the lille FOLKS Drown.
sons nus Stare. ~,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-14

An authority states that most me.
diums are Mysteries.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-14

No ships of 1850 we're more than
800 feet long.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-14

George II. Broadwell. of Oklahoma
City. transacted business In the city
today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-14

Got your Nmas clEaru Al Brpwn-
son's Drug Store. H..
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-14

John Adams Cigar ioc. Rlalio
xew, stand. its.
Mrs. J. Roy orr and daughter.
Rosomond, left this morning for
Oklahoma City. where they VII
spend several days with Mrs. OHs
parents before leaving for Pana.
m. 10 spend the holidays with other
relatives. Mr.. orr will Join them IN
Oklahoma City. Friday.
Fcrrelrs 1.Ccnt Aluminium Sale
starts Monday. Dee. 18th. Now on
display In our windows. ses = POSI-
lively none sold until Monday. Fer
fell's Secondhand Store. isi $.
Third Street. 1876.
r. r. Major OF Major Bros. COM
pany. has returned from a business
trip TO Kansas City.
I. -
Why worry with those Xmas
elfts. Let me make them. Also plain
and fancy sewing. Mrs. L. 7. Burch.
Phone 1854. lii-S.
! Col. Allen q. Carver. Of Durham.
Okla, u prominent business man OF
that town. Is In the city attending
the Farmers Grange convention.
A box pf Cigars makes nice
Christmas present. Buy at the Rial
10 News Stand. si00: si75; $500;
$3.50; $500: $3.50 and $500 a box.
Rialto News Stand. ~. w. Duncan.
Prom. Au, ii.2.
Best 10c Cigar In town. John
Adams at R!alto News Stand. W.
w. Duncan. Prop. 1f2.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-14

Butter milk and skim milk. 10
cents per gallon At the plant. bring
your buckets. Daniels Dairy. Phone
1903. i3.s.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-14

John Adams Cigar Ice Rlalio
News Stand. lf@
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-14


Nr aud nrs. Clarence smith q,
Z Isof 20 leave fnF snyder. .hsFs Mf
hmllh. an empletsr u The ffise,
ssan. TallFoed. wlll take rssssnssF ms
Isnds on ,As snYaer ouanah hFaneh.
II vlll b absolutely Impossible fol
IA ~ io furnish any more settings thar
40 have noe made heforo christ
drsn mas. The studio ulll he closed
llls. Thursday sud Friday this week.
Please DO not even phone Ne on
those days. Nureil'a studio. isa
on Kodaks foF the lille folks brown.
the sons pmE Hinle ita
sllh'
20 4. y Duke. II Terrell member of
the heard II directors of the Okla.
the huma Cotton Gfuerrs' association
Fagc IL spending the day IN chlckasha.
At We arr alwaYs clad 10 zoe yoa II
ihp The nlalio NeAs stand. ii4
ESQ.
George Wilson. ~ Oklahoma city
president II the farmers' and lab.
alto trcrs Reconstruction League of Ok.
ia lahoms. il spending tho day IN
Chickasha.
ller, -
for Got yonr Xmas clsars At Bmwn'
wlll son's Drug Store. H..
'n's
ana. Butter milk and skim milk. 10
her cents per gallon al the plant. lIrlnR
10 your buckets. Daniels Dairy. Phone
1909. il,s.
Sale Mrs. Thrcssa Austin. who has been
ON the guest II Mrs. Geo. Hurley. 70,
osl. turned to her home In Oklahoma
Fer. city yesterday.
sS. Xmas cards. tags. seals and stick.
crs-gct them now. Bruwnson's DRUG
ON. Store. ii.s
less
Butter milk and skim milk. 10
cents per gallon AZ the n'aat. Bring
mas your buckets. Daniel's ?a'ry. Phone
lain 1909. 1872
rch.
40. The kodak makes the ideal
Christmas Gift Brownson's Drug
am. store. if2
OF
ling Roy l.. Jones OF the Boolerie. IS
transacting business in Oklahoma
City today.
,lal. George r. Broadwell. OF Oklahoma
90: City. transacted business IN the city
,ox. today.
AN. ----
~. No ships of 1850 were more than
800 feet long.
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-14

Roy l.. Jones Of the Boolerie. Is
transacting business In Oklahoma
City today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-14

Mrs. Thfessa Austin. who has been
the guest II Mrs. Geo. Hurley. 70.
turned to her home In Oklahoma
city yesterday.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-14

r. =. Major OF Major Bros. COM
pany, has returned from a business
trip TO Kansas City.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-14

The kodak makes the ideal
Christmas Gift. Brownson's Drug
store. li.2.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-14

Xmas cards. tags. seals and stick.
crs-gci them nov. Brownson's DmF
Store. ii.s
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-14

Col. Allen q. Carver, Of Durham
Okla, a prominent business man OF
that town. Is in the city attending
the Farmers Grange convention.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1921-08-19
ARAB HORSE EASILY LEADER
Finest Specimens Of the Race, Of Which
the United States Has the Best,
Is Abundant Proof.

The tradition assembling to the Arab
horse extraordinary endurance is sus-
tained by abundant evidence. As illus
tration, a 300-mile test was made
In 1910 from Fort Ethan Allan, Yer
mont, to Camp Devens, Massachusetts,,
and the first horse to finish was n
pure-bred Arab mare named Ramla,
which made the distance in 81 hours
20 minutes and 80 seconds; the ami
NAL placed second was Klngfisher,
three-fourths Arab and one-fourth
thoroughbred. The animal that fin
lshed third In the endurance test was
also pure-bred Arab mare, and the
one to finish fourth was three
fourths grade Arab, the dam of King
fisher.
In the army tests of 1920 the Arabs
again made remarkable showing.
II. X. Bush-Brown, who presented
the case for the Arab In the Journal
of Heredlty, offers an explanation OF
the extraordinary endurance Of ami
mails of this breed, based In part on
the fact that the Arab has only five
lumbar vertebrae (between the ribs
and the pelvls), while all other fam
lilies of horses have six. This differ
ence In structure Is believed to ex-
plain why the Arab, though small, can
carry great weight. The anomaly H.
Illustrates the relation between struc-
ture and Observation-Disclosures Interna-
tIonal.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1921-08-19
GREATEST OF ALL MACHINES
Human Heart Has Capacity Which All
Modern Ingenuity Has Found IL
impossible to Guido.

The pulse Of the great Napoleon Is
said to have made only fifty beats n
minute. Eighty is not an unusual
number.
But, supposing the case of a heart
that beats rs times minute, expel-
ling ten cubic inches of blood at each
Stroke" 1t is apparent that the little
pump delivers 45 cubic inches in one
hour, over 100000 cubic inches in a