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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-17

Perhaps never in III" history Of the
boxing gam" has tn" difference in SyS-
rrmS been so clearly illustrated as IN
ihIs Dcmp-cy Carpenter affair II is
not for me To dcci,!" which is the bet
t-r system. In fH"t. have an idea that
somewhere between the methods OF
ncScampS and de champs is IN hc found
the best way of PREPARING; lighter for
a fight.
Carpenter IS pursuiri; the theoretical.
scientific. imaginative way Of getting
ready. and Dempsey is following the
"ld-f;. Shlonrd American idea that the
way "a prepare for Il hghi Is I" h2ht.
With LITTLE moro fighting added TO
Carpenters routine and It'll" more
study and imagination added 10 That
Of Dempsey. both might improve.
Carpenter and his followers are
working along an entirely scientific Inn
Of training. They are getting rsaoy 10
1gh,. preparing for any style Of battl"
dempsey may mako. The Frenchman
has trainers To work with him in at
tack. in defense and in Stalling IN
emergencies. He is learning every Trick
that the sparring partners are capable
of teaching him. with a bunch OF high
fau!iing tumbler tricks mixed in. Demp-
sry is following the theory that II Is
small use to plan in advance, and that
the proper method Is 10 have the body
physically perfect TO stand long strain
and brain and eye clear 10 work rap
IDLY. He will depend upon quickness OF
eye and foot and hand to meet the
emergency.
Power Of Imagination.
CARPENTER has 'hc GallIe temnera-
mcnl and Imagination. which reveals
itself in his training. Undoubtedly the
lack OF understanding on his part OF
the customs Of the United States has
hurt him. both as 4 boxer and a.
popular Idol. He had Chanc" 10 make
himself more popular than ever. and
lost II through fnilinG tn understand
the methods Of reporters.
For fortnight Carpenters camp has
been in pract ical warfare asa.n"! tn"
visiting reporters. and not all the fault
has been with the fighter and his mana
ger. They cannot understand our
roughneck methods. and unhappiiy IL
has worked on the nerves of Carpcn-
ter.
1t looks as II tho contest Is :" be
between nervous force and physical!
forcc---and nothing murh else counts
How the Thing Works Ont.
How il WORKS tuI III uSHl'HS u h"i u
10 tell. 4 man driven or sustained ny
sheer nerve force and Will power IS al
a decided q SadNdninGr IN other games
In .n'r. IN tennis. III football or 'mS'-
bail The person who trie To win hE ncrV-
Gus force beats himself. The r"ntr"llc':
muscles. the clear BRAN. inc calm. '"m-
unsrd style wins. There are times though
when the physical man fails. and In
only hope oi .;Hdrh muscles and hlu"'.1
brain lies IN III" nervous force that can
spur any man I" one final effort
Judge Lands Great Power.
Judge landiSS decision III IN" froh
case was rather Il bombshell In the
ba seball world. The fact that organized
baseball and Iiroh himself subsidized
suddenly proves thai the old judge has
the situation well in hand. and that.
no matter what they may thing. OF s'f.
ar do, he Is going to run things TO suit
himself.
Beyond doubt some Of the persons in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-17
HIXEY RELEASED

Charles iiixcnbaugh has received his
contract from 4 Lansing. Mich. ball
club. at his own request. and has now
decided 10 stay in the Wheeling dis
trict. HiNcnbauShs pitchinS ioF
Wheeling high was of such I calibre no
was offered a contract with the Michi-
gan team and accepted. but after con-
sideration has decided 10 stay out OF
faster company for while.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-17
FIVE PITCHERS
COULDN' 7 STOP
THE RED Rush

Cincinnati. June l6.-ph.ladelphla and
Cincinnati! staged smuggling match her"
to-day. the home team winning ~ 4
score OF to :. MarVu1rd 'ast"d SIX
innings and was relieved by Napier. The
Ph.l!ies used five pitchers. Score:
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Tho Standing.
Today's Gam2s.

Detroit n Boston.
Philadelphia AT Cleveland.
Washington II -. Louis.
New York at Chicago
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Syracuse. .: Jersey CITY. 10.
Rochester. -. Newark. >.
Toronto. 8. Reading. ..
Buffalo. !. Baltimore. ..
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su1nrvAH's DOUBLES TIMELY.

chicago. Juno Is --Ilh0 I. NuIIIvalA
tir'"iy doubles and N"Xander'$ Gr"o =
7itchIrC WAS responsible '"r Ch''ac"
defeating New York. : 20 !. n Is in
inning game Of rio S"-'"> Sr',I"a"'S
first double w;.S r"$ronS:b." for IT,"
game ro;nG into extra innings.
Douglas was nrdrrr'! UUt Of IN" game
Tor arguing with the umpire and Ecn'"n
went to the noun! ~ the seventh.
Tho hating and hls" running -
Fr!Sch and stellar r;cidlrS ~ M"nr""
p..re sra,u-eS. Score. 7; II +.
Ee,v York non lHl 600 ono - : = .
Chicago Don "l' Nnl ooU ! - "
Douglas BENTON. Erht ard SMITH. Al
exaudcr and kiiii'rr. pFarrcs-
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays (ianeg.

EpSi"N. y. Detroit, :.
&c, Gland. =: Philadelphia. :.
NaShinEro:i. ~ - Louis. :.
New York. :. chicago. :
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when they play. b"f mo coming SUNDAY
is sure 20 see an "utpVurlng mat Will
be hard 20 beat. II vii! be the only
gam" in the valley.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

New Orleans :: M"unhis. s
Mobile. :: Nashville. =.
Birmingham. 6. Atlanta. ?.
Little Roch. >: Chattanooga. 0.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-17

Over three hundrR't hist"rl"s ~ the
recent war have been written Already.
=. !S ~Atd tn" u.tir body ~ historians
over.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-17

- attain top form must d"lh"ia" nP-
ON the StSlncc IN" grin OF IN" ''"n
perfect measurement OF III" ball ana
las. a perfectly timed SWIM. INc l'uh-
can
George ,o"s his ball. steps hack
swish and th, n.,l - on rs way. All
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Cleveland ........2 y . u q u o.
Philadelphia .....O o. 2

Two base hits. WamhsransS. H"m"
runs. Smith. !. walker. stolen bases:
Dykes. >: j Walker. DucaU. Double
plays. WambSEansS and Johnston:
S"we!! WamhSGHuSS and Johnston. Let
on base: rIev":and. s. Philadelphia. ..
TaS" on halls: OF" rhl". :. struck OUT:
BY Mayor. :. Wild pitch: the. M
pres: Moriarity AMI Evans. Tine: 80.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-17

strokes are played this way-his irons
approach. and even his putting. Dun
can seems TO tKurc our ms every shot
while walking 10 the ball.
he does not wigglc-wtGGIe his driver
or shift his feet. or hitch up his
trousers, or go through any other
stunts Dc!ibcrat:on. AZ least. on IN"
links is not part Of George Dunchn'S
game He is the fastest acting. quick
est shooting golfer Of AL time--and
one Of the greatest
This will To puncan's second visit
here. He played exhibition golf IN
lNll. Gamcne-S brains. remarkable
eye. and uncanny phihty--thcsc are
the things that nav" caused George
Duncan to RINK as one Of the greatest
u,ayers in the game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-17
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Milwaukee. :: Columbus =.
Kansas cay. n. Tui'tN. 2.
St Paul. 4. louisville. :.
Minneapolis. 8. Indianapolis. \.
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Two huSc hits: Johnston. NAtt;vi
TI"-ncy. Whca, 60. MtrauNIi.c. Tnr"*
h; ~ nit: Johnston. NrUcgrc. .\d'.n'~
Sto." has: Schmidt. Sacrifices; iNE"'"'
schmidt -. Glazncr. Schmaud,. Mar,n.
vile Double play: Carey and Schmid.
I.ett on case: Brooh.yn. 10 Pittshur=n
II. Ease on halls: orr Smith. :. Of
,;;azucr. =: off MamauN. |. Hits; ot;
Smith. : in \ innings: off N2mauN. :
IN \ l-3 innings: off Glazner. IN u
Innings: off Adams. in 4 "-3 innings:
of Yello~horSc. , in > innings. Siruv (
out: Fly Smith. =: by Glazn"r' HE
hIrse. =" Buik: Adams. Winning p!;rh'
or: Ycl!owhurSH. Losing pitcher; Ne
7auN. impress E'r!cr an" M"Tan
T:a.c: 2:t5.
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GD--Bartrd for Mr'ann n S.h.
Ial--Ratt"d for Nayi"r IN ?'N.
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p-Rattcd for Hub2"i in SIN.
(2D-Rattcd FOR k""iu" N hiu.

To'alS .-......5S ]! - =
C3)-Bat'ci for Marqu;,rd IN 6ih.
Philadelphia ....O = !
Cincinnati. .......O l " .
Evening star., 1921-11-13

Electrotype Company, S.: q: W. Fors-
berg (additionai), $25: Hill & Tib-
bits. $40: Columbia Granite & Dreds-
Ing Company. $50; Welsbach, Com.
Bly, eio tlos Wll,sm gaiey ss Reioess Gsthss fMse
\ AHueueley. ss5: E. +. Merit. ss5: Hay
Rubber Stamp Company, $40; WASH
80" To- c'""co Company. $25; Pru-
Dental Oil Company. 800: v: E. Desio
& Company. $40; Sun Oil Company.
tric Company, $3.50: c. Il. Cranmer.
s.; chesley Harveycutter. $25; Bond
Paper Company. $25: O'Donnell Drug
Store. incorporated. $50; NJ. Brooks &
Company. $50: sol Herzog.. SO: Fidel-
BY syooks Ssvipse coGpanS Gpmpany s1o s1S
.lder "cnpanv. so; Harry S.
Wolfe, $40; William s. johnson, 50
y. oInaliwood. IS: Bernstein Pros.
81; Mayer & Company. IS: 2: D; Gill
man, SO; N. S. Fealy, $40; Weller :
Mosksy snadSs =. g; saks & C company S.; L
$50: George J. and William Hughes.
's25: p J. Nee, SIS: w. s. jerks
& Son. $40; Bernard Harding
~; Michigan stove company. 500;
Ross'yn Gas Company. $40: Ga
Company of Montgomery County. Md.
5000; Georgetown Gas Company.
MONTGOMERY county. Md. 5000: H
Reside, 800: Corcoran Thorn, $25;
American Street Lighting Company.
$500: Walter B-ownley. SIS; stand
ard OIL Company. 500; W. H. Butler
Company. $25; Washington Gas Light
Company employees. $155.50: District
Grocers Society. $2o; Baltimore Gas
and Manufacturing Company. S10e:
r.,--ou"hs Add'n~ Machine Company
SIS: Lyon. conklin Company; 50
Hsll ,Ch0Tleg
Schwartz & Son. SIC: Joseph Stras-
burger Company. s25: Arthur jordan
Piano Company, $25: Henry T. OTTER
dinger. s25; James Henderson. S25'
William H Warne-: s25; Ord Preston.
pany. 800: MadriIlon Company. $50
Schmidt Bros. Co.. s25; Edwards &
Tanner. $40; ,TypeTrite- Office Sup
ply Company, $40: G. E. Corbett, SO;
Terminal Commercial Savings Bank
$50: F; ?. Reeside: SIS; Franklin Laun
dry. SIS; Frank n Baker, SO: Raw
.lins Hume. s.; Shaw & Brown Co..
Hse5: Oppenheimer Shop Unique. $25
Washington Rubber Company, $25:
International Mack Motor Company.
500: NJ. G. Copeland Company. $3.50:
Stacey Brothers Construction Com
pany.. $500: P. T: Moran. s25: Stand
Lawrence. SIS; BENJAMIN 8. Minor, $40:
Ruud Manufa curing Company, $50;
Washington Theater COMPANY. $1V
National Mortar Company, $50;
Strause Gas Iron Company, s25: ]. Fl
Grayson Manufacturing Company
s25: Salem Brothers. $50: Thomas
Cusack Company. $50: W. w. Penn &
Company. s25; Shapiro & Aronson
$25; Jenkins Brothers. s25: Harry
Alexander, $50; Milwaukee Gas Spe.
-ialty Company. IS: Wincroft Stove
Works. s25: John F. Wilkins, SIS
Mrs. c. NJ. James. IS; the Liggett
~~--pa~"- $50; the Knabe Piano Com
pany. $25: F. E. Altemus. $40: George
Altemus, $40; Ford Moto- Company
$50; G. Thomas Dunlop. $40. and r
Ross Perry, jr.. $40.
Evening star., 1921-11-13

during Wilson's administration. dc.
livered an Armistice day address here
He paid his respects to criticisms OF
American soldiers delivered in the
banquet hall of the court Of st.
James by the American ambassador,
"wto ought to have known better"
"Ameriran sold re did not GO to
France to save their skins Or because
they were afraid not to 0ght," he de-
clAred. "They went with courage and
as high Ideals as when the knights
OF old marched to crusadss In holy
wars" .-.
Evening star., 1921-11-13
WILL LAY CORNER STONE.

6neciaf DtspAtrh % The Star.
WINCHESTER. Va, November Il.
from many sections OF
the Virginia conference United
Brethren Church. were gathering here
tonight for ceremonies incident to the
laying OF the corner stone Of the local
congregations new house of worship
tomorrow afternoon. It Is expected
the principal address will be delivered
by Bishop William n. Bell. Harris
burg, Pa. Tho new church, enc of
the largest In the conference, viii
cost around $4,000.
Evening star., 1921-11-13
P. A. ST0vALL cRlTICISES
u. s.. AMBASSADOR HARVEY
Former Minister to Switzerland
Takes Exceptions to Address
Made at London Banquet.

vALDosTA. Ca. November Ia
Pleasant A. Stovall Of Savannah.
United States minister to Switzerland
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Houses Wanted.

WANTED-HoUsEs TO BUY
8 OR 10 ROOM HOUSE IN VICINITY OF
new interior Department. Must be reason
able. Can make substantial cash payment:
No agents need apply. BOX los-D' hes.n
office. SoI
CONFORTABLE HOUSE, UNFURNIsHED;
about twenty rooms, four baths; In north
vest section; reasonable rent; not too far
from downtown section. Address BOX GOD
Herald Office.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

~---~~~~~-~~N~~-~~S~~~~~~
ALMOST NEW OLIVER, $500. GOOD
No. 10 Remington. 5000 No Oliver
CRussianl, 5000; No. 10 Reninztou rus
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= ----sII FIEl.D GLASSES, Sa5; ALSO
Universal silver loving cup pattern perco-
later. electric, 9-cup, new, IS. 149 Adams
ct. NV. gS
READ THRU-N.25 FANCY CEMENT
Flower Urns. Bicycles, $34,' Tires, s1.75,
delivered: Typewriters, SO; wEIDIG'S
BARGAIN HOUSE, New Orleans, La,
Dept..B. 20
NIER0Rs FOR SALE: GUARANTEED
very, best reSilvering to renew your bad
mirrors. HARBEC, ~ Fl 1t. nv. $500
j 0F0oT OFFICE TABLE. OAK. 2 DRAW
eu. 800. A TO z BUSINESS BU-
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! Blue FIGURED VELOUR DAVENPORT
With pillow, $6l 80. A TO BUSINESS
BUREAU, 1870 st. nv.
1 CosTUMER. HoOkS. OAR, 50. So.
TO BUSINESS BUREAU. 1s4e @
st nv.
Is GREEN ENAMEL GAZE TABLES
each, 500. TO BUSINESS BU-
REAp, 1870 G St nv.
IS GREEN ENAMEL BENTwooD CHAIRS.
each S5.65. TO BUSINESS BU'
- CASES WRITING INK, 1 DOZEN
quarts to case. per case. $3.50. TO 2
BUSINESS BUREAU, 1870 st. NV.
! SECTIONAL FILING CABINET, OAK.
szs A TO z BUSINESS BUREAU, l340
G st: nv.
i STEEL LETTER FILE. OLIVE GREEN.
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134O G ST. NV.
% BILL OR INVOICE CABINETS, OAK.
A pTTSTNEQl
1870 O st. NV.
j WICKER sETTEE WITH LOOSE CUsH
ions. $3.50. TO z BUSINESS BU'
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] WICKER TABLE LAMP. s2T.T5- A TC
z BUSINESS BUREAU, 1870 st. NV.
50 BOXES CARBON PAPER. si.95 BOX
A TO BUSINESS BUREAU, 1870 G
1t. NV.
Is DOZEN TYPEWRITER RIBBONS. ss5I
per dozen TO BUSINESS BUREAU
j SECTIONAL BOOK CASE. OAK, SIS rs
A TO 2 BUSINESS BUREAU. 1870 G
! MAHOGANY BooKKEEPER's DESK
1910. TO z BUSINESS BUREAU
1870 st nv.
10 LEGAL SIZE FILING CABINETS
oak. each. s47.65. TO BUSHES:
BUREAU. 1870 st. NV.
j CONBINATION STEEL FILING CABI
NET. ST.. TO BUSINESS BUREAU
13+0.G st. nv
i TELEPHONE TABLE. OAK, SIS. IS. ]
TO BUSINESS BUREAU. ls4o @ st
i USED OFFICE RUG, $3.50. TO ]
BUSINESS BUREAU. $3.50. 134o G st
NV;
SMALL sALEs4BN's DESKS. OAK
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orice--About 25x2s IT.: private toilet: msin
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Studio Wanted.

ROOM FOR MUSIC STUDIO; PRIVATE
residence considered II convenient to street
cars. BOX i05-D, Herald office 2os
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-22

self the flEhi Of priority 10 pnnhas,
tho Eold aud silver as matter 81
pfeeaaiion to prevent that Russia
some day Hisht be excluded from
tho sold market entirely.
t.snln says ~i.el The world maka
money In Russia. ~ much a. Il
VANS We ~ont hinder IL. Al wa
want d to secnrs for our population
the hyEenlc ration. This viii be- I'm.
proved sradnally through the clec.
trlflcallon aud otier measures
which viii be carried out a. quick
a. possible. IN tho end. tho Rna
sian population will benefit of the
exploitation of Russia through the
foreign capital. anyhow.
The question asked repeatedly;
What suaunicea have conacsnion.
airs that the Soviet government
some day wont conflscalc our capl.
tal' IL answered by Soviet officials
with tho statement that tho aovless
ave lived 40 To their promises.
Also; once foreign capital enters
Russia and starts 10 reconstruct
Russian transportation System. it,
iAciorlcs.m ines, etc. Russia viii be
unable 10 cut the tics without eerl.
7usly lnjurlnk herself. Besides. con.
fiaeatlon would moan war. Il IA
more than doub,fal whether Russia
would b. foolish enough TO wager
war against the rest OF tho
world.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-22
S0rief Control
OUer Russia Is
NOU Absolute
ny JOHN GRAuDENz.

ouhlted Press staff Correspondent }
Moscow. Oct. e2.-Thc Soviet gov.
ernment Is today probably tie most
absolute In the world
with complete control Of an re-or.
ganixcd administrative apparatus II
n supported by over six hundred
thousand loyal communists members
of the Communistlc party. all OF
whom are holding posts within the
state machinery. Il controls the en-.
tire transportation system however
poor Il may be. II controls the wire.
less. telegraph and post apparatus.
II Is backed by strong. well dis
ciplIned. absolutely organized oppo-
sition. II controls the entire press.
There is no factor Offering the
slightest possibility OF overthorwing
tse Soviet regime from within Rus
sia. There has been and still is a
certain amount Of opposition from
the workmen headed by the trade
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-22

When one member OF a family
takes cold Il n tho mercst accident
" he does not communicate Il TO
other members Of the family by
coughing and sncczlng. when he
coughs or sncexea ho throws out a
spray OF water that Ia full OF tho
germs that causc a cold. That IL
why you should avoid the presence
Of every one who has a cold. Then
when you take a cold take Cham.
>crlaIn's Cough Remedy and get rid
Of II as quickly as possible. i.sOt
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-22

unions AGAINST tho Aoeailed Nee
kconomle Policy. bat the govern.
meni j. eonfIdsns to hs able to beat
that opposition ,htunsh measures.
now under gay. whlth ~lll enable
the working classes to hay The mini.
mam existence articles of the FREQ
Grade markets. The government "a,
poets that tho woFkmen ~lll yleid
10 wnat Lenln considers an unavold
able measure and oftem NJ rcsln
iance to the nov course.
Hopes sha, possibility 10 over
thmw the nolshsvlk might come
through hunger revolls would prove
more fatal to the rest of The world
than the Soviet System itself Pm
eldlnK the hungry peasants would
have enough punch loft 10 rise aud
mar0 towards the more prosperous
regions. the Soviet authorities are
determined TO direct the horiea to.
wards the west. wlih the help
tho army. Tho army need no, fire 9
single shos II the government sim
ply puts up food stations toward }
Poland. Hut II II a fact that the
Russian peasant. being completely
dlrarmed. II not capable 81 a rcil
riot.
The question therefore arllcl.
shall the world continue 10 walt for
the unexpected or enter Russia with
capital and reconstruct Russia
Everyone knows Russia II unable TO
reconstruct herself without outside
help. ON the other hand. Russia
knows the world needs Russia as =
consumer. AZ present. Russia Is un.
able 10 buy all materials she wants
TO Import In cash She needs credits
Assuming what has been said
Above about the existence Of the SO
Wet governmeni-w whether lts cxis.
tcncc II based on democratic right
or not. does not alter the faci-ric
only question which interests Ameri
can capital remains: what guaran.
tees and prospects have concession.
air In Russia today?
With a few exceptions. Russia Il
prepared 70 grant any concession In
ny unexploited and even already ex.
plotted district. While Il refuses 10
acknowledge the right Of private
property and consequently won't re-
turn factories. mills works. etc. TO
former owners. including Americans.
II Is willing to give the works back
TO the former owners In a way o,
concessions. The concessionaires are
permitted to export their outputs.
outside certain quantity which the
government needs for itself and
either will accept as payment for the
concession or pay at the world mar
ket prices. with regard to the con
cessions of gold. platinum and sill
yer mines, Russia will reserve her
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-22

master ueaeFai Hays. 10 Induce
eliiaens residing within FREQ deIIv.
eFy limits 10 provide private mai
hosss and proper Numbers TOE their
haslness houses or residences. u
sas ahnuunssd a. the ely hall 10.
dsy.
While the main fcaiage ~ The
campaign ls 10 induce citizens sa
provide rcceplaeies for nail a;
their residences or places 81 busl.
ness. tho correct nau hsrlnE Of
houses also IL important.
Persons IN doahl as 90 the rlsnt
number 10 be used b. them should
consult wlih the city engineer who
can inform them as 10 what mum.
ber TO place On their residence or
place of business.
heusss Not Numbered.
Il n said that In certain sections
OF the city thefu are sstnfNl nes
houses which have No number IN
these eases the carrier. IL not rer
scnally acquainted with to in.
mates Of the unmarked houses. must
inquire of others before he can prop.
oriy deliver mail. This causes de.
lay besides extra work fnr the car.
rler.
Where thcer are no private 70
copiaeIca on the From, porch or the
wall of residences. and no nio, In
the door. the carrier frequently. In
the absence Of persons residing at
given number. must carry the mail
hack TO the post office for the rcas.
on that ncrc IA no one TO receive
H.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-22
CITY OFFICIALS
To GIVE POSTAL
AUTHORITIES AID
Campaign for Numbering Houses
Taken up by City Fathers;
Feature OF Campaign 10 to
Boost Efficiency.

City authorities will cooperate
as fully as possible with the post.
office department In securing prop
er numbering OF houses within the
city. In conformity with the plans
of the campaign begun by Post.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-22

Mfs Lane MeoFs has returned 10
her home IN okishsma Ctr after
= short slsl, with relatives Ia chiet.
akha.
lot Ne help yon 10 better .lslon
With q pair 81 oaf guaranteed glars
O.. Mlnnstl Optical Co. sos iop gicoF.
firt National Hank BldE. si,,t
Roy Green. Phillips University
student. IL spending the week end
with hla parents and frisnds In
chlckasha.
Andsay'a special sheFbst center
brick cream Al Tho Palace DmE Co.
sunday. salt.
!. =. Keith. attorney q McAlester.
transacted business in the city yes.
terday. With r. =. Davenport. Of
this city. he represented the plaintiff
IN tho case Watkins ". Woodbridge.
tried In dlsirlc, court here yeatsr
day.
n. II. shepard expects TO leave TO.
nlEht for Ronaooke. Va. whore be
ls called by tho serious illness OF
Lln mother. Mu. tcas. shepard.
J. W. Conner. Joe numoy. Tom n.
Phillips aud Howard Cain went TO
Norman today to attend the football
game.
LIndsay's special shcrbct center
brick cream al the Palace Drug Co.
Sunday. se.it
Roy lioyt. Of Slick. Okla. Il visit.
ing his sister. Mu. Drap Hayes. lie
probably will spend the winter with
Mr. and Mrs. Hayes.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-22

inesios 81 ths Peace and Mrs,
7 Z. Moore are spsnalns tho .srk
end 9Th ffisads and relatives IN
Oklahoma City.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-22

tnsi arrived from Holland. Dutch
iiulss Cor fall planting and po,iinx.
choicest varieties. chlckasha Green.
house. Phone a.. sss \. finh street.
isSt
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-22

iiFlns your Old coats 10 be clean.
ei. pressed AMI refined. 40 f.mod'
81. alter and sopslr your clothes:
press them uhils you walt One
day service. ilamllion's. sg.1t.