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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-29


ty, Texas, near Whitewright.
Just before leaving Kentucky, Rob
ert II. purchased his first real suit
of clothes Previous TO that time,
he had worn homemade attire ex-
clusively. When he stepped on the
train at Scottsyille with Il ticket to
Texas, It was the first time he had
ever entered a railroad car
At the age of Is, Wilson had not
completed his oneroom school edu-
cation. He went. to school in Texas
two years before qualifying for en-
trance into Grayson college
Came 10 Chckasha in 1908.
After spending several years teach
ing in the rural schools of Texas
and striving for his degree at Gray
son college, Wilson came to Chick
asha in 1903, but soon after arrival
here he was called to Graham, Tex,
and offered teachers position
there. He accepted this position and
remained in Graham through the fall
and winter of that year. In 1905, he
returned to Chickasha and was made
principal of the North ward school,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-29
Too Many Indians,
Declares Gensmdn

That's too many Indians" replied
Congressman L. NJ, Gcnsman when
asked concerning reports that he
had induced C.oOO Indians belonging
10 the comanche. Klowa and Apache
tribes In Southwestern Oklahoma 10
register rs republicans.
The sixth district representative
IN congress was here today visiting
friends and transacting official bust.
ness. lie loft today for Stephens and
Jefferson counties.
There's not that many unregIa.
tered Indians IN the district" said
Congressman Mick" IN discussing
the report. The truth ls there are
between 500 and coo members OF
these tribes In the district who have
not registered. They are fast nc.
qulrlng n desire to have voice In
politics and think most OF these
viii register to vote In tho general
election.
Il have sponsored some legislation
favorable TO tho Rcd Man and |
think they feel very kindly toward
me. ! shall, therefore, expect to get
some OF their votes"
Mr.. Gensman is now serving his
first term In congress. Before re.
celving the election last year. he
was prosecuting attorney OF Conan
che county. He does not have oppo.
sition for the republican nomination
for reelection.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-29

and arriving at Colorado Springs
two days later, there they viii be
taken ON trip to Pixies Peak. Man?
iiou. and TO the famous Garden Of
the Gods The following morning
leaving hy the denver aud Rio
Grande they win pass through the
famous Royal Gorge better known as
the Grand Canyon Of Colorado. Where
your Pullman skirts the banks Of the
Colorado river and the majestic
mountains rise to $500 feet on either
side.
Two days later they will arrive In
salt Lave City. where they will have
a chance TO see the great Norman
city. The following Monday will
find them In the city OF Los Angeles
known as the garden of angels. Their
headquarters will be at the famous
Ambassador Hotel. Tuesday. We'd
uesday and Thursday. September 10.
90 q. will be spent at the Famous
Players Lasky studio where the sue.
cessful candidate viii be photo
and if acceptable will be
given a position with that company.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-29
sueo THEATRE.
Prngram for next week.

Program for next week:
Monday and Tuesday: Jack Holt
In THE Grim Comedian" Also
Pathe News and Cartoon Comedy,
This Ia Jack IIolt'a first picture
for Goldwyn Film company
Wednesday only; VIII Rogers In
"The Poor Relation" u comedy
drama with an all star east In.
cluding Molly Malone and Sylvia
Dreamer Also showing Palhe
News.
Thnraday only: Johnnie Walker
and Edna Murphy In Extra.
Extra" very Hnappy comedy
drama. Also showing Good Morn.
linz Judge" kcen comedy. =
Friday and Saturday: Cullen
Landls In Watch Your Step" a
fast moving comedy drama with a
strong supporting east. This IL
cullen's first starring vehicle. Also
showing Al 81. John In "The
Studio Rube."
NOTlCE:-Bil Beams Coun.
try Store at tthe Susg on each
Wednesdays tha- Thursday. Fifty
Prizes given away each evening.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-29
THINKS HER ROLE GREAT.

4 am In love with Lady BabbIe.
declared Betty Compson. the Para
mount star, after she had finished
making the picture version Of THE
Little Minister" Sir J. N. Barrie's
famous book and play. under the
direction OF penrhyn Stanlaws. ~
think Il is the best part have ever
had In pictures. The character is 40
sweet and loyable and the surround.
ings OF the quaint village Of Thurms
80 adorable that almost wish had
lived In the days Of which MIR. Barrie
wrote"
"The Little Minister" Is a Para.
mount picture aud Il comes to the
Kialto theatre next Monday and
Tuesday George Hackathone plays
opposite the star.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-29
Outcome OF Meets
Soon to Tell Tri-
State Strike Tale

Kansas City, Mo. July 29.-Peace
IN the coal fields of Missouri. Kan.
sas and Oklahoma depended today
on the outcome of meetings sohed-
uled for next week In the central
competitive field.
Presidents OF the three districts Of
the United Mine Workers In confer
enee here late yesterday addressed
a communication to the Southwest
Coal Operators Association declin-
ing conference to discuss means
of ending the strike. The letter
pointed out peace maneuvers now In
progress in the east and said any
development in Kansas, Missouri
and Oklahoma would necessarily wait
on the outcome.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-29
RiALTo THEATRE

Program for next week:
Monday and Tuesday; Betty
Compson In "The Little Minister"
Topics OF the Day, international
News and Pathe Review Also
opening Of the movie contest. Ten
votes will be given on every ticket
purchased at the theatre
Wednesday and Thursday: Enid
Bennett in Her Hush an d $
Friend" Also Nothing Like II"
a good comedy twenty-five votes
will be given 10 the contestants
who buy tickets on these two days.
Friday and Saturday: Dorothy
Gish in "Remodeling Her Hus-
band" Also Johnny Hines in
"Torchy LaCarte" Ten votes will
be given on each ticket purchased
at the theatre.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-29
SMITH is DISQUALIFIED.

Oklahoma City, July 2g.-Curley
Smith. middleweight. knocked Charlie
Fitzslmmons for count OF nine in
the third round of their scheduled
IL round bout and disqualified him.
self by quitting the ring, thinking
he had scored a knockout.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-29
STRAY NOTICE.

Taken up at my place ~ miles
south Of Chickasha. one stray. brown
mare mule. Owner can get same by
proving title. and paying charges
for keeping and advertising.
2l-3t w. =. JONES.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-29
WINS ON TEctiNlcALlTY.

Pawnee, Okla, July 29.-Country
Boy Lance, Oklahoma City, won from
Bobby Corbett of Fairfax in the
fourth round Of their scheduled ten
round go when his glove ripped and
Corbett would not allow substitution
of new gloves.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-29
WINNER CONTEST WILL GET
TRIP TO CALIFORNIA

The winner of the Rialto contest
which starts Monday, will have the
the pleasure of going to California
over what is known as the senic
route of America. Leaving Chcka
sha over the Rock Island railroad,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-29
STUDIO NOTES.

Mabel Normand's latest picture
Head over Heels" has been released
by Goldwyn. II was suggested by
the story Shadows" and enjoyed a
long run as musical comedy.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-29

Rex Beachs stories are being
filmed and will be released by United
Artists Film Corporation. The first
one to ne released will be Fair.
Lady" founded on his famous novel
"The Nest Betty Blythe will be
the star
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-29

Mary Alden (the mother Of "The
Old Nest'') has just released her lat
est picture The Man With Two
Mothers" The cast includes Cullen
Lands and Sylvia Dreamer She
claims Il as her greatest.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-29

George Arliss. celebrated character
actor OF the stage. is being starred
in THE Ruling Passion" a new com
edy drama released by United Artists
Film Corporation.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-29
PUBLIC RECORDS
Marriage License.

MaFrIauc LIccntc.
Eddie Ketner. age rs. OF New.
castle, and Edith Nethery. age ~.
of Tuttle.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-29

Leroy Scotts famous story The
Night Rose" has been completed for
the movies with a cast including Lon
CLANCY LeatrIce JOY. Cullen Lands
and Lefty Flynn
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-29

Goldwyn has released Grand Lar.
ceny" with an allstar east including
Elliot Dexter and Claire Windsor.
Elliott Dexter has been working for
Paramount pictures.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-29

Which comes TO the sugg Theatre
next Monday and Tuesday. Story ny
Rita weiman. a gripping drama OF
the emotional whirlwlnd that en-.
quilted a Broadway actress. Her
young daughter and a Broadway mil
lionaire.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-29

There are 200 ISLANDS in the Fiji
Islands.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-29
BOB WILSON,
THE NEXT Gov,
is COMING HOME

Continued from page one)
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-15
DOROTHY L. NcALLISTER
Telephone 545.

rTSHERE is only one true way to find out what is really going on in
the social world, and that is to hold the throbbing pulse oil
= everyday life, Ito put it hossly) with one hand while you
manipulate the news binoculars with the other. In that way you see
and feel, and you really get the essence Of things right there.
Seeing and feeling this week at first made us think that the pulse
of things had decided there d been too much candy for Christmas,
and IL would Just quit; and the binoculars disclosed vast reaches OF
nothingness But finally, there was detected in the pulse a strange
movement, called Just What You Didn Z Expect TO Feel, and moving
over the vast reaches, a new and strange company Of The Things You
Least Expected to See. And the result is the following report:
There is the Virginia Rea concert on Monday, and the novel re-
eeption the coloratura soprano will hold afterward, on the stage. for
all who care to meet her; there is the Shrine play, "springtime, in
which there are choruses and choruses of Albuquerque popular and
charming femninity ranging from the youngest high school girls to
the young matrons.
The University men and women, who provide so much entertain
ment for themselves and their friends, have gone into retreat behind
a row of books, and are burning the midnight oil for mid years
but when they We come out from under = There are two iearfully
interesting fraternity dances for that time.
Clubs are putting in their new officers and having all sorts of in
stallation ceremonies and banquets. Lodges are also putting in theis
new officials. Organization new leaves turned over simultane
ously this week, and the conscientious, business like rustic sounded
over the city.
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thanking the member ot th" rI.
The persons in whose honur ih"
dance was given ure Mr. M1rdHI.uo
Gonzales. Misses Sylvia vigil Mtlt'
sedlllo. Margaret Castillo. Iusrfut
Armlio. Rose pnvilt Mossr- Mag
dalrnn Gonzuloa Antonio Hirl'rtu.
joss Uaugrl g. A Cnutrrru- l.IIr'-
nno chavez Alfredo Baca Herman
Tcnorio. Juan Madrid Manuel car
cha. Pablo Garcia. Dan ~Suuduvul and
Adolfo ArmiIo The other guests
were. Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Gargurl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert gutierrez. Mt
and Mrs. Charles Garcia. Mr. ant
Mrs. Jack Sierra. Nh. aud Mrs Frank
salazsr. Misses Ritn Grlego. Trin}
Daviiu Alicia sanchez Flora sanchez,
Beuicia Garcia. Margaret Apodu't.
Aurora Salnzar. lrlanda Garcia.
Carluia s~aluzar. Tulsa Baca Anita
Torrcz. Ruth Sanchez Lillian B1ca.
Eliza TorreE. Fclia Chavez Gertrude
Sedillo. Pearl Rickctt. Frances CHAVEZ,
Messrs. Solomon NJ. Temvr. Amado
Baca. Tony Napoleon. Ernest Torrez,
Vicente Otero. Pedro Ochun HufuH
Sedillo. Ricardo Proc. Charley Meyer,
Andres vigil. hbeHcio SsnduvHl.
Joseph DE Almond. Paul Miruhpl
and Edwin sanchez
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BANQI 1T 1SbR g. \ ~. AND
N ONIN'S HfIIli fpitpS.

4 iuiUf lnHtallufIU cot the officers
OF the q 4. ~ ana those 81 tho
IS omen'g Relief Corp Nts held last
Wednesday ut pdd t.nuws hail. aud
was followed hy % banquet n which
there were t2b Tuss The officers
nr rho 20 a o. wrr. Installed by FN.
Governor slower 1000 'U.s. OF ihc no
NHf Corps hv Mr. FLORA Sthcrer
BESIDES tho imprs rcrsmunle1
which always ore H .U..f fhe hnu-
puof was a social HrfH.r THAT was
realty enjoyed in if-.iI The fublas
bad boon attractive. arranged and
fIr banquet wua oN U|leuIlv prepared
uud,r the supervision ui the w9meu's
ors1ui2Htiuu
Tr. new G. a. U officials are
tnuwHudvr y " Nl.a senior Nirn-
commander g. a iDHH junior vice..
commander \. Hur.# u-Iugf.rml--
ter " " Mct1onHII IfIufauf y o..
caldwell. medical r.,uu Charles
hlrhl officer ~ fH, Iu. Valentine
Herbert chaplain E,-Goyrmor
Slower
Tho officers 81 tH. womens re.
lirf '0rus are. rr, Ierf. Katherine
Do Fisher. senior l,e-presidsnt.
AfuHudn Cusrruyr u.lr Nire-ures-
HfDUf Jeanette IIIHI..u. secretary.
sadie Buwiirh: tT...rrrr Trunces
g. hrrrr; chaplain NHudc bryant.
guard Esther SW conductor.
" rf SIrrins wus.. Alice pfgn.
color h'1r,r7 Penn. Kelly Louisa
S'h'ok Fannie fHI and Mani
aU..UIw
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-15
HpISFkIFPFRS 'LJR
I.lFfTS Of'i ItI RS

\ meeting ct fuH HuuatrsruUrs
Cub ni ltaurhn- dH AfrI-ro woo hrII
fhurFdIF afternoon Hr fhs nnma of
Mr. Farrell Boz Hauchoz de- Atr.sro
and un election of officers Tor the new
year resulted In the following slate
Mrs stanley NiVinn president Nj.
Farrell vice president. Mrs Charloa
Hon secretary, Mr- Cnrkroi. treas.
urfr
Nm important transaction of tho
meeting wuf thv arranging of plans
Cor 20 turkey thinner which tho wem-
n'r- VIII give their husbands and
fa WtNos January % 3D.. Mf- CItIr
Uuulidsou'H home
There were 2n members present uf
the meeting and four visitors
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-15
NEW NENICO WOMEN To
ORGANIZE IOIt IQt NJ HIGHTS

Mrs a Kcllum. state chairman u
the work iu Sew Mexico for the pas
sage ~ b 20th amendment ana who
WIS visiting in Albuquerque during
th. holidays. has as Interesting ace
count Of the work IN the state and
country fUr the passag" Of his law
and OF whu the women Of Washing
ton are doing for the mrtherance II
the cause Of equal rights, Mrs. KEEL
lam returned from "a four weeks stay
~ the national capital December 20.
During that time she visited the head
quarters OF the national woman's par
IS IN WaShingtou-the Did capitol
where Monroe was i-nauguratcd and
whore congress convened when the
capitol was burned by tho Brush
Hastings the man who did such beau
tlftl work at Arlington. has taken
The work Of restoring the club house.
Thcrs are To be i00 room each state
To have It's own guest room, where
visitors from that state IN the capital
muy stay
New MeNic0's guest rom II 10 be
distinctive and with n announce
mont Of It's sponsor. h IL safe TO say
a. work % art Or Edgar Hewctt OF
the mu~eum OF art ana bachelors In
SANTA Fe has consented to plan the
decoration of the room and will make
IL Historically correct. II is to be fur
hlNfHN IN lnNlAn lNfNlNlAikN anu TO
have Indian decoration.
The club house has % tea room a
restaurant and the 700 guest rooms.
whrr" members viii have their head
quarters ana bring their home--tIte
Nisfturr tu the capital Mrs % n Il.
belmont, presided OF the party. has
given % large share OF her fortune
TO the work on the club building. and
iz "a frequent visitor there This ~
HN.. .gNaH r.aNHsN.uN .NfUH L.sHM. Zoe ..v
en- In phe nation capital seated Mrs
kcllam
4 New Mexico branch of the ma
tionnl women's party i~ % hoe organ
ICED shortly stated MIR kellHm. ar
Hs soon Hs tho required number of
founders iE obtained. Local branches
wall also Dee organized and Alhuduar-
% Will have its women who are
greatly Interested bon equal right.
amulgumated into a solid group Work
- organization 10 nov coins forward
IN the obtaining 81 founders
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ORCHESTRA
TUESDAY, EVENING

TIN F~0rtnIEhfIV cIUh UT0ET1W by
Mrs John u clark FOR next Tuesday
evening PROMISE exceptional exc
ccllcnCo ana merits % large attend
pnc" Of members ana thuir EucHts
The HIGH school orchestra of 20
musicians many of them already iu
tho semi-profeHaional class d. tu give
"a diversified program that Will dem
o%nHtrate the skill " the trainer %
the talent ~ the player. Miss BorthI
J. peete, the new director of music
In the city schools. orchestra leader
and cultured vocalist. hat not yet
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-15
UNIVERSITY CLUB 10 GIVE
DINNER DANCE.

Al "a meeting o. the University
club last Tuesday evening the mem
hers decided to give q dinner dance
early in February, and 60 follow u
up with r. series during The remainder
Of tho year The FIRST dance. VII
probably be- given at the Masonic
Temple.
The University club organized
about W. years ago. has entertained
with functions Of this sort from tim
to Time. but AZ an organization har
not been meeting regularly How
ever. the main reason Tor D. meet
Ing Tuesday was To decide upon 90
definite meeting day and % definite
meeting place These details and
details Tor the lance Will Dee decided
upon az "a meeting nest week.
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nNNCF ron NRS.
rom uisuIS.

Mr. and Mrs Guy Rogers gave u
s1rprlsr dance party Friday cN"niug
20 their hon" for Mrs Tom Hughes
fnT hor birthday The guests were
Nr and Mr. Uurhes. Mr. and Mrs
J r. Cox. Mr and Mrs Harry Rem
jamin Mr. and Mr- r. T. Wilmer
Mr. and Mrs Jerro Haggard, Mr and
Mrs Tom panahy. Mr. and Mrs X
o. Baldridgr, Mr. ana Mrs oscar
Hlucher Mr. and Mrs Hruno Deick-
man. Mr. and Mrs. Guy tnuierhnuEh
Mr. and Mrs I'VE Martin. Mr. and
Nrs. Harold Caller, Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Walker. Mr. und MIR Earl knight
Mr. Rose Hudson Mr. and Mrs SID
nsy Well and Mrs byron Holtry of
Gallup.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-15
PHI NJ COSBY TUESDAY.

Pm Mr girls mad e cosey az the
house TuNsdny afternoon when they
were delishtfully and Informally 81
home. There were about twentv-
four rHesis including aciiycs alum
nae and pledges.
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the Lutheran brotherhood oi 49,
puul- English Lutheran church Ht
the church last Monday svUulnr
After H discussion uf @ great tatic
OF proposals. the suggestions were
handed to the program N~ntuInIttoc fl
guide b. boo forminR 90. pilu- tor fh'
year a Father aud SON Uluusf
will be served under the HH-uirr. 90
the brotherhood some" Time Iu d. Boz
flurF
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NIIMNNT CIIM NnEI-re

The Alpha Chi bmegn Ahmnna
club met last Monday evening nc tho
chapter huuen iu the highlands Tor
"a business -'un and n short social
hUur There were some Twelve
members present
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-15
LUTHERAN

what Definite Things Shall We
Undertake This Year was the sub.
iect for discussion at the meeting OF
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-15

ha entertained n..f we.k tf .U, HurI.
ot Sits Harold G.l.r
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-15
PRoGREsIsTA CLtB DANCE
IuIRAnM.

The ProRresista club rave a dance
NJ tho Woman's club Thursday night
In honor OF the persons who took
mart in their recent play. Juan Jose
A HIGHT lunch was served MIR
solomon NJ Temer. president Of tho
club. gave "A short address, officially
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-15

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