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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-05
3LEN IN u Stops
BY DIXIE NORTH.

J Business taking me to the Pro
fessional building today 1 CHANGED
into the Knight Paper & Paint
store and was delighted with a
wonderful array OF French plate
mirrors. beautifully mounted in
gold, silver, polycrome and scenic
effects, admirable for parlor.
library or bedroom, also French
plate enameled mirrors for bath
room or kitchen. ! was also at
tractod by a splendid assortment
OF framed pictures, large and
small, many OF them copies OF
masterpieces-all .artIstically
framed as we'll as a large collec.
ton Of easel phototrames. Any OF
these would make desirable gifts.
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To Meet

Division No. . Ladies Aid So
ciety OF the Diamond street M z.
church will meet Tuesday evening
at the home OF James Hall on
Pittsburgh avenue The members
are urged to be present.
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LOCAL SOCIAL EVENTS.

French basket OF these flowers cen.
tering the serving table. A pretty
birthday cake with five lighted car.
dles also was placed on the serving
table. Several prize contests wer,:
arranged for the children and they
were delightfully."- entertained v'!t.'
games and music and refreshments
were served. Pretty prizes were
awarded in the contests and TavorL
were given each child. Those pres.
ent were: The Misses Eleano"
Baker, Laura Ann LOWRY. Mar!
Martha Maxothar. Louise Boyera.
Velma Bennett, Helen Stevens. LII
lian Anderson. Phyllis Groves. 70
lena Dowden, Jane Morgan. Dor.
thy Hustead, Mary and Jane Her
vie, Louise Sheridan, lila Glare
Graham, the latter Of ClarksbUrE.
Masters Jack Manley, John Mo-
gan, John Haney. Billy THOMPSON.
Other guests were'the little hos A7a.
Sunday school teacher. Miss Bel ~
Walker, and the Rev. and Mrs. ).
&c, BrOOmfield
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-05

: A baby daughter was born Fri
day to Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Wolfe
at the home of the latter's pa,
rents Mr.. and Mrs. Quitman Hood
at BeIlview. She has been named
Dorotha Jean.
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Entertained Friday

Miss Helen Ryan was hostess on
Friday evening at her home on
Raymond street. complimentary TO
Earl Thomas who is leaving soon
for where he will enter Harvard
college. Games. dancing and
music featured the evenings en-
tertatnment and refreshments
Awere served. The guests included
the Misses Alice Hughes. Jose
phine Maple, Catherine Davis
fHelen Ryan and Mesrs. Earl THO
mas, Payl Atkins, Clark Brown
and Paul Palmer.
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Returned Home

Mrs. r. o. Miller and son Billy
who had been the guests for sey.
eral days OF Mrs. Richard Shurtlen
returned last evening to their
home in Morgantown.
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For Her Hearty
Handclasp Of
Approval
Give Cloves

A pair for general street
wear, or long gloves to go
With that love Of a new din
ner gown, or light colored
dress-up affairs to slip on
With a smart matinee
blouse. They're all here
and are delightfully."- CIV.
uble. $3.50 to SO.
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Vocal Recital

The pupils in voice culture Of
Mrs. Josephine Havmond will ap-
pear in recital at the First Pres
byterlan church on Thursday even
ing. December s under the direc-
ton OF the U. A. Clayton class
OF the church. Those taking part
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-05
For Those
Who Love to
Travel--
Leather Bags

packed with good wishes.
Roomy enough to carry all
that's needed, yet by no.
means bulky. Strongly,
handsomely made of quail
ity leather. These will
solve many a gift problem
Priced $40 to S35.
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DID YOU SEE THOSE
CoIored Handkerchiefs

everybody is hemsttching and enbroiderng? They cost very little.
The Art Needlework saleswomen will tell you all about them. There
are many other valuable gift suggestions in this department.
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So be sure to see that Santa Claus has plenty of toys
and dolls.
Can there be any even: in the childs life that is more
looked forward to than Christmas ? When they come scamp
ering down stairs on Christmas morn to see what Santa
Claus has brought them, don't let them be disappointed,
Secure the Toys and Dolls now that will mean SO much
to the little folks on Christmas morning.
We are showing a bigger, better and more complete
line Of Toys than We ever did-the toy store is an individual
tov shop where you will find almost every wanted Toy, Doll,
Game or Book. May we repeat that now is the time for you
may have them delivered later if you desire
Toytown and DolIyvilIe-4th Floor
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SATURDAY, THE 9TH DAi
NOVEMBER, A. D., lszl'

between the hours OF II O'Clock =
and + o'clock p. m., the ioi'oS''h
cribed property, to-"ll' II
That lot or portion OF land cou"
ing fifteen acres, more or 's'., .,ol
Quired by Frank Shelton ano . n' nj
8easly at succession ssle oI Dad Il
Shelton, situated 10 St. Mary !;on tS]
Louisiana, and being ,.s po,Hpn ma
lots three and four on a ske'Ga .ss I,.' =.
of said lands aud ADJOINING sne On
of Antoine Beasly, bounded p..,l ou
north by land Of Antoine .,s O. sos
east by land Of Antoioe beas!s'l .bills ~
by land of Alexander Aeu,d' ad d
Philip jones and west oy n.s lsS ri,
merly of Beasly now OF hsu'i ;bsrs,
with all the Improvement, 'Do mi,
situated and I'll rights sasS' aad .op p'
Ieges thereto belonging anu 'p''
tanning. c,..is
CHARLES PECor' Sneti. NJ,
sherif's Office, Parish Of 81 -
La. Seut. 3itn, 1921.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
23rd judicial District Coufs-1
ish of S.. Mary.
Joseph F. Kramer We. Lus|
Bourgeois. No. 5,l5V'

Under and by virtue OF an ords'l
seizure and sale, issued OUT o. \
Honora ble Twenty-third judicial
trict Court of the State OF LouM,
in and for the Parish OF ST. y
and to me directed. in the 400"
titled and numbered suit, | have
ed and shall expose and sell ~ y,
auction, for cash, without appl.s.
ment. to the last and highest n'a'
at the principal front doos =, y
Court House in Frankliu, 81 !"
Parish, Louisiana, on
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Police Jury Proceedings
Franklin. La, Oct. !, 1872

Franklin. La, Oct 4, i9Z
The Police jury met this day in re-
ular session with Mr. Charles \
Frost presiding and the followln"
members present: kimbrough, HAY
del, McCardell, Olivier, BoudreauN
G6och, O'Brien, Lowrance, Calm an'
Pharr. Absent: None
The minutes Of the last meetint
were read and on motion of A. +
Calm, seconded by w. ~ Gooch, anG
carried, were approved as read.
The applications Of G. A. Aycocl
and r. R. Cooke for the position o.
Registrar of Voters, were read, ant
oh motion of w. j. Lowrance. sec
onded by r. B. Kimbrough, action OF
sane was deferred until the Novem
her meeting of the Jury.
The following report from tht
Sheriff was read and on motion of W
N. Gooch, seconded by W. J. Lowr
ance, it was received, filed and made
part Of the minutes.
MONTHLY STATEMENT
Of Charles recot, Tax Collector for account "i
taxes and licenses collected during tn.
month of SeDtember 1921, for account 1921
taxes:
farl5h TAX, ~
Good Road District No. l, / 81
Criminal tax, -
Parish license, - ."
Total. q IS
Commission, L.
Net amount paid Parish Treasurer 81 06
The following report from Clerk o
Court was read and on motion of Mr.
B. OBrien, seconded by S. T. McCar-
dell, and carried, it was received ant
filed and made a part of the minutes
Franklin, La. Oct. d, 1921
To the Honorable Police Jury, st
Mary Parish, La, Gentlemen
| file herewith a report of the wit
ness warrants issued during month
of Septemher. 1921. as follows. to wit
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Mrs. Thomas Landry 80 90
60 90
INTEREST ON BONDS.
Interstate Trust & Banking Co, .4l75 90
INCIDENTALs.
o l. Landry local vat inspector, sal
AIRY and expense 1872 40
Mrs. Alice 3 Darnall, stenog. work , 90
NJ L. Harrison, freight and dray on
kiitik Il 80
erHlce hardware 20, nozzle, etc ! -
Luke LeGendre stenog. work ) 90
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Respectfully submitted,
w N. GOOCH,
Chairman Finance Committee.


w. N. GOOCH,
Chairman Finance Committee.
The following report from the Ire
asurer was read, and on motion. of B.
. Brlen, seconded by S. T. McCardell
and carried, it was received, filed and
made a part of the minutes.
Franklin, La, Oct. 1st, 1921.
10 the Honorable Police Jury of the
Parish of st. Mary:
l beg to submit herewith nv report
as Parish Treasurer for the period
ending Sept. Both, 1921:
General Fund.
Receipts.
Aug. I, Balance. S15.235 90
Sept. 7, Chas. Pecot, Col.
Parish Tax ........ 1923 Sc
Sept. 7, Chas. Pecot, Col.
Parish License .... 21.37
Sept. 7, Chas. Pecot, Tax
Col. Criminal Tax. 12o 81
Sept. 3, Brown &. Sanders,
acct. Clarendon Bdg. Ten. 30. 90
Sept. 20, Refund J. n.
Pharr & Sons, Avoca,
Chen Bridge ....... 800
Sept. 20, Brown & Sanders,
acct. Charenton Bdg. Ten. so 90
Total Receipts. ...s17,O75. "a
Disbursements.
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3224 4 :aa4e JosS~h g
1855 jo.erh r'raHcis :
1896 Snow Johnson l.2o
Total ............ $187 10
| also file herewith report Of the
Jurors Warrants issued during the
month of Septen,ker, 1921. as follows
fO-yyit.
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Send US your printing
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MOTHERS PENSION
Mrs Minnie JOLIET
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E v Loustaot, painting on Jail 10 %
Soule Fisher, same 900
Arthur Turner, trimming hedge on square 80
VI Bell. Son. mops 50
service Hardware Co, buckets, etc 65
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POLICE JURORS.

Mileage and Per Diem-October
L. b. kimbrough. LIST ward. d...... 62
iiabriel Haydel. End ward ...... II
Charles N. Frost. 3rd ward .... 5W
Arthur Olivier. 3rd ward ........... -,
s. I. McCardelI, 3rd ward. SAC
'Se1f DoooreauH' 4th ward .......... 5.T
". N. Gooch. 5th ward ............. 81
w. j. Lowranee, eth ward ........... III
b. U'Brien, 9th ward 7o0
\. E. Gshn. 7th ward ............ & 60
John A. Pharr. 9Th ward. d........... TOO
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Continued oa Supplement.
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INTERDICrIONs

Or. A c kappel, interdicting Net
~ tie Austin and William Bray
Silverman & Bernstein, clothing for
insane
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The following report frcm the FL
lancc Committee was read and on
notion of A. f. Calm, seconded by G.
iaydel and carried, it was received
lied and made a part of the minutes
md the Secretary was authorized to
ssue warrants for all claims listed
hereon on approval by the Committee
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and then they find out,--it Is only
about a---SsBut why tell the
story? The New York public. satlat.
I'd as they are by theatrical enter
tainment thought it vastly amusing.
You may not, but it is worth while
to find out for yourself.
These plays were put into To-
hearsals to be given as mating, but
as many more can take advantage
Of an evening performance, and the
door receipts being intended for
the velvet Curtains fund, the plan
was changed.
= Miss Frances Buchanan will pre-
sent sher string quartette in some
chamber music between the plays.
This will be the debut OF this or
sanization.
The program will not last over
an hour and quarter as the plays
are very short and there is no
change of scenery.
The price of admission will be 35c.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-20

rlage licenses were issued in this
county. according TO records In the
office OF +. G. Reynolds court clerk.
The last page OF marriage license
record No. was used yesterday and
the new record. No. .. was opened
this morning. The first application
to be recorded In the new record
was made by Ernest Lamb age 25.
of Nerden, and Miss Vivian McEl-
haney, age is. OF Snyder. The last
one TO be recorded in the record
that has been In use since October
%, 1919. was issued to Marshall
Butler age 2i, of Anadarko, and
Miss Emma S. saathoff, age q, o.
Anadarko.
In addition TO the two above men,
toned marriage permits were is
sued yesterday afternoon to: A. S.
Jones, age 80, of Duncan, and Miss
Sarah Leindecker age 81, OF Ran
ger. James +. Farrar age 30. of
Ninnekah, and Miss Abbie Gardner.
age is, of Ninnekah. The latter two
were married in the clerks office
by Rev. Sam d. Taylor
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RoADERS AT BIG FEED
HERE TELL OF EXPERIENCES

Continued from page one)
town that II touches" said DR. Ew.
ing.
1 Mr. Alderman discussed In som
detail methods Of financing hard
surface roads. advocating local, state
and national cooperation. r. l.. Pat.
ten, Of Kingflsher, president Of the
Meridian Highway association in
Oklahoma. came cat strongly for
hard-surface roads and gave the
ielegates a very interesting descrip.
tion OF the paved roads surrounding
Los Angeles, Calf. J. w. PIgg, who
supervised the construction OF the
first bridge across the Washta
river in this county. also spoke
briefly. l.. c. Hutson, president of
the Chamber of Commerce. told of
the difficulties encountered in build.
ing the Meridian road through the
sandlills OF southern Grady county
but stated that Grady county would
not relax in her efforts to put the
road in good shape.
r. "A. Singletary. secretary of the
State Good Roads association. and j.
Elmer Thomas, OF Medicine Park
sent messages regretting their in.
ability to attend the banquet.
The only discordant note sounded
during the evening came from A. +.
Landon, Waurika delegate, who
threatened to raise rough house
because no finger bowl was provided
for him. He cooled down, however.
when the toastmaster ordered a
washpan passed to him.
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One Act Plays To
Be GiUen Monday
Night at o. c. w

On next Monday evening at SIS
Miss Francis Davis will present stu
dents of the dramatic art depart
ment in two one act plays by Stuart
walker, playwright and producer. and
inventor of the Portmanteau thea.
| tre
Several years ago the ingenious
Mr. Walker invented a portable the
atre to be set up in any hall and
In very short time; organized a
company and went on a tour pre.
senting his plays. This unique un-
dertaking proved so popular that
they were carried to New York for
a run, and it was while they were
there that they added to their rep.
ertoire, the now famous Seventeen
and the excellent production Of
Job
Mr. Walkers one act plays are
simple in both theme and constrpc.
ton. II one expects anything either
subtle or striking one is doomed to
disappointment. Nevertheless has
in its cast Of characters merely two
children and burglar, but there is
sprightliness about its simplicitv
which after all makes it worth |
while. In fact, Mr.. Walker does NOT
go SO FAR as to call it play. but
merely an "Interlude."a Neither could !
one call the Medicine Show
play, for aine "dramathrgist's agree I
hat play must have a conflict, or
struggle agaiilst unsurmountable oh.
'tacles-a tragedy against a diff
'ult obstacle, serious drama. from
difference of opinion, comedy.
'gaInst minor conventions. force
'ow, there is no. conflict or strug.
lie in "The Medicine Show, unless
indeed it be against time. The play
ambles on for some time before the
udience can guess what it's all [
bout.sbut curiously enough instead /.
I putting them to sleep, it makes s
hem sit on the edge of their seats {
nd arouses their curiosity for "what
~ 1t al be about" they wonder,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-20
Arrest Anddark0
Man Ordered by
County officers

Suspecting rlim of being impl
Gated in the theft of a gold watch
stolen from the home of d. e.
Duncan, GOA North Seventh street.
where his wife is alleged to have
.attempted suicide several days ago,
Sheriff Matt Sankey this morning
ordered the arrest of Roy Vincent.
Vincent, whose wife told parties
here that her husband is former
army captain, has been living in
Anadarko and Sheriff Cox of that
county has been requested to arreaI
the suspect.
Officers declared this morning that
Vincent is alleged to have stolen
the valuable watch after he mad
gone to the Duncan home where he
had been invited to dine. The watch
is valued at more than $50, it is
said and was the property of the
lady who succeeded Mrs. Vincent as
'housekeeper at the Duncan home.
Mrs. Vincent is alleged to have
attempted to commit suicide Thurs
day, January 13, when it is said she
drank about one pint OF turpentine. |
She was rushed to local hospital
and given care at the request of the
Ghickasha United Charities. The
woman told DR.. Bonnell that she
did not intend to commit suicide,
but that she didn't care if she died;
nat her husband had deserted her
and that she was despondent.
i After reading newspaper reports
u the affair, Mr.. Vincent came to
Jhickasha. A reconciliation followed 3
and the two returned to Anadarko.
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MERIDIAN ROAD IS BOOSTED
AT LOCAL MEETING.
Continued from page ono)

iibHi uuht OHt1
roads will reap large dividends, Mr.
Alderman declared, and to influence
the building of permanent roads
was the purpose of tie federal aid
act. He urged the support of the
road bill now pending before the
Oklahoma legislature. This bill ere
ases a state aid fund for counties
who desire to build hard-surfaced
roads.
II. G. Marshall, Terrall banker,
and member of the board of direc-
tors of the Terrell bridge company,
stated in short address that traf-
fie over the Meridian highway dur
ING the past year was larger than
was expected and that the company
operating the toll bridge over the
Red River paid "A percent dividend
on $4,000 investment.
"The Dragmen" was the subject
Of brief talk by Pearl A Little,
county engineer of Grady county.
Mr. Little declared that many men
employed to drag the roads in their
communities often neglect the work
alad are interested only in receiving
Of the compensation. Dragging with
tractors is most satisfactory. he
said.
Much value is derived from the
highway signs, according to e. f.
Bridges, of Oklahoma City. who
spoke on THE Value of Highway
Signs He pointed out that absence
Of signs often is responsible for
tourists losing the course OF the
highway and thus witnessing diff.
Guilty in getting Strengthened out |
Highway signs are time savers and
are appreciated by tourists said
the Oklahoma City man.
among the out-oftown people /
present at the meeting yesterday af-
ternoon were: e. F. Bridges. Okla
hama City; John c. Nicholson,
Newton, Kan; +. l.. Patten, King
fisher; Frank Fuqua, DUNCAN; Dr..
Lee D. Ewing, Terrall; NJ. S. Sharpe.
Ryan; H. G. Marshall, Terrall; ]. r..
Trout, Terrall; M. E. Culp, Duncan;
w D. McBee, Duncan; Ira NJ. John
son, Minco; B. Wall, Minco; Eli
Wells, Enid; Ray L. Emry, Enid;
o. II. Hayes, Enid; A. N. Wilson.
Duncan; H. o. Coroland, Waurika;
s. NJ. Leeman, Commanche; A. f.
London, Waurika; J. w. Pigg.
Bridgeport; 2. 5. Alderman, Okla. =,
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and taken immeilata'" 10 the OFF.
GERS home in Wa hinr.1a. b. c.
This announcement was made after
receipt at the island Wednesday af-
ternoon OF orders from Washington
directing their admission.
Rear Admiral McCully met The
children in Russia about year ago,
some in institutions and others re-
fugees. All are full orphans exceDt
two who have one parent each liv.
ing. The American officer became
interested in their plight and decid.
ed to adopt them.
When he appeared before the board
of special inquiry, the admiral dill
not think 1t necessary to tell the
minute details OF how he became in
terested in the orphans. He was
asked If II was because OF their line.
age being linked with the nobility
or aristocracy of the old Russia, TO
which he replied: "Why DO you ask
me that? no, on the contrary, their
parentage is very obscure. | became
interested in them only because of
a humane and benevolent impulse.
That's ALL"
They will be cared fo.. in Wash.
ington by Rear Admiral McCully's
niece, his mother and Russian
nurse. They first will be taught
English, the officer said, and then
he plans to educate them.
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INDIANS MAY REPEAT
IF MAILS Is IN FORM
By HENRY L. FARRELL

| Dy i1ENN ". fAhltEIlL
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
New York. Jan. 20.-With Dustel
Mails in the same from that marked
his mound work in the last leg OF
last seasons pennant race, Cleve-
land fans are expecting another
American League pennant in 1921.
Its all up to my pitchers" Iris
peaker, manager and outfield star of
the worlds champions, said.
Three good pitchers, with strong
arms can win pennant race, as
the White Sox showed in 1919 when
Gleason had to depend on Cicotte,
Williams and Kerr.
The diminutive Texan, it will be
remembered came to the rescue of
the overworked pair of slab stars in
mid-season, just as MATHS did last
year to take the burden off Bagby
and Coveeskie.
The Indians should have the
shortfield in the hands of more de
Dendable fielder than Joe Sewell, but
he may surprise the fans who dis
agree with Manager Speaker and de-
clare ne never will make bal |
player.
Unless the miracle of the ages |
happens and magic wand is waved |
over the White Sox the Indians will
have to beat only the New York
Yankees and perhaps the st. Louis
Browns, whom the Mound City fans
assert need only good pitcher to
put them in the race.
Two big trades strengthened the
Yankees in the field and behind the
plate but they still have hole in 4
The gardens and unless Waite Hoyt
lives up to the hopes that Manager
has in the youth, the pitch
ing department will be no stronger.
With some good pitching work
he Browns would be mighty dan
'erous club with the array Of bat .
ling talent they have in their line
Up.
Speaker has something else to !
'eat besides the Browns and the T
fanks--precedent. 1t has been five a
ears since an American League a
Ton two pennants in row. o
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Before leaving, they were enter.
thained at a dinner given in the
Duncan home whore Mrs. Vincent
was employed before she was taken
to the hospital.
Caddo county officers found the
stolen watch in an Anadarko pawn
shop, according TO county Officers
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-20
Russian Children
VIII Be Admitted

New York.--The seven Russian
children brought to this country by
Rear Admiral Hugh A. McCully and
refused admission at Ellis Island,
probably would be released Thursday
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-20

The Quinine Thar Docs NOT Affect The Head
Because Of It's tonic and laxative effect. LAXA.
i've BROMO QUININE CIablets) can be TAX .
~ anyone without causing nervousness or riuQn.
nth" head W. GROVES signature IN box "
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-20

A little ad will get those rooms
you've been looking for.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-20

homa City; G. w. Hill, Rush
Springs, and ]. r. Dean, Ryan.
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Marriage Record
Since Fall of ~
GiUen by Officer

Since October %, 1919, e25 mar.