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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-02-24
10 chIeauo Convention.

r. r. Montgomery. city eupeFlnl
tcndont Of schools. and q. W. Austin,
president Of the Oklahoma College
Tor Women. expect TO leave today
for Chicago TO attend the annual
convention Of the National Ednoa.
ilon Association. Moman II. shop
ard. cxcounty superintendent Of
public instruction. and J. W. VII.
liams. superintendent OF schools OF
icrdcn last year. expect to leave
tomorrow for the windy city" 10
attend the convention. They ex.
pect to be- there several days.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-02-24
AN ENEMY 70 COOP HEALTH

Good health has no greater enemy
than constipation. Foley Cathartic
Tablets are mild but sure in action.
They Danish biliousness, bloating, bad
breath, coated tongue, sick headache,
sour stomach and other ills caused by
Indigestion. Take one tonight and you
will feel better in the morning.
Sold Everywhere.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-02-24
TWO MISSING IN FIRE.

Stamford, Conn, Feb. 2i.-Two
men are reported TO be missing in
the fire which is sweeping the plant
of Richards and Company, manufac-
turers of artificial leather here.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-02-24
SHORT STORIES
OF THE TOWN


The local order of The Eastern
star will meet this evening NJ 1880
o'clock In the Masonic hall. Il was
announced ycatorday, Initiation viii
feature the program.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-02-24
BIc DANCE.

Tomorrow. Friday night at build;
lng two doors west Of Mcfarland
Hotel. Everybody come. Ladies'
bring your cakes. Lunches TO be
served. Good music. 2s.2t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-02-24
Ankobar. In Abyssinia. lies $500
feet above sea level.
MONEY TO LEND


: 100000 private money to lend
on good homes In southwest
south or west part OF chickasha;
To 6 years. WIN divide Into
several loans.
100000 private money TO lend
on 20 acres or larger tract near
Chickasha. > years.
$1,000 for one good loan on
chickasha property. or VIII divide
aud take two loans: private
money: one year.
$4,000 private money TO lend
on good Chickasha property or on
small tracts Of land. 20 acres or
larger near the city limits OF
chIckasha. This fund will cut
into small loans. VIII lend Il for
one year.
Plenty money to lend on farms
and city property.
Can use many small tracts OF
land near Chickasha; We are In
position to handle such tracts
with one OF our regular loan com
panIes. o years. for small loans.
We do special kind OF busi'
ness: that OF lending money on
good property; study II and feel
that f2 years work has made us
efficient. We solicit the idle
money OF Chickasha and Grady
county. and elsewhere, for loans
here. The rate is good; the mort
gage tax law makes the money
YOU place in land or city mort
cages tax exempt. and is a feature
worth considering in this time OF
high taxes.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-02-24

J. N. Kunowsky. charged with ex'
cccding the speed limit. fined 81.
NoiIc. Of appeal TO a higher court
given.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-02-24
Glars Meeting Postponed.

Officers of the Ladies' Sunday
School clasa Of the First baptist
church announced this morning that
The class meeting planned for TO.
night las been indefinitely post.
poncd.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01

the old year The coming new
year affords opportunity fur fresh
start and renewed effort and new
resolutions. In louNng back over
the old year trail We viii probably
see where we failed in more than
one duty that lay ahead bcCuusc
u was easter to- sidcstyp than to
perform. This Is not Cousistcut Win
good scouting.
All ofs1is will begin the new year
with now hopes and ambitions.
Nono but we viii hc rorpuusihlc FOR
the progress We make iu eroutirg
Some will become eagles Others,
now teudorfoots. viii have mHdo no
advancement and Will slll wear the
tcndertoot pin al the Expiration of
the new year. Conceive. " you can,
what this country would be if'Nnsh .
ingtun, Lincoln Boone and the host
Of other frunticrsmcu had remained
tendcrfoots. Stu there are Ecuu'r
today who are content Co.. lot their
troops remain uudcvclupDd hccauso
they are satisfied with remaining
tcudcrtoots Sow IS the time to re-
solve tu hccomc a bona fidc scout.
blaze u new trnil and mako 10 one
YOU viii he proud tu have another
scout follow.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01
NEW BARK EXTRACT
GIVES GREAT VIG0R
Waller Found In Africa Produces
Results la a Few Days--Bcttcr
Than Gland Treatments.

The most amszinE vitaiizer known
toaay la. been discovered In the bark
Of an African tree. An extract made
from this bark and compounded In
tablet form with other inyigorstors Of
pIs,aa merit. !e declared &" N" far m-
psrior 10 even the famous goat gland
and monkey gland" treatments In
most cases Il produces gratifying results
In Jus, a few days and as the treatment
is continued the vitality increases rapidly,
and circulation improves and tho glow or
health Is felt In every part,
N you have lost your youth, vigor and
pep" you need not worry. No matter
what else you have tried without benefit
science declares nAtly that you viii get
from this new extract tho results you
desire In fact. the laboratories making
the tablets for the American trade guar
anise 20 refund the purchase price IA any
body who reports mo benHfit' after only
one weeks treatment
ON thif basis. any reader ~ this paper
may test the now discovery without risk
send no mnny, but Just your name ari
address 90 the Hc-IBtld LabpratOrlrH. Dept
iC7. Coca Cola Hldg., Kansas riy $40,
and you VIII receive By mail a fuIl treat
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In called on delivery, pay IN" ppHiinHu
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and thrr N disappointed notify the lab
nrhtofien and got your money bart iu nll
You need not heritats about accepting
this test offer as % lS fuIly guaranteed
Advertisement
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01
Radio Club Notes

At n recent meeting OF the Boy
Scout Radio club II was agreed 20
commence construction Of the radio
receiving set. The committee ap-
polntcd met "Wednesday at head
quarters, made out list Of mate
rials needed and ordered them from
a firm In the east and an are on the
ragged edge for fear that some
thing will he left out. Sergeant
Allen Of the brotherhood Of Hams
viii direct tho building of the set
II may interest you 10 know thht
Norman Drake has put up set on
which he can hear the 4. G. hum
Any new members Will be
put through the 33rd de-
gree. Ebert Gunn says Drak"
has the hest set he has ever
seen CThis Is the first piece OF
Junk Gum has ever secn) Ser
geant Allen hopes that Most Worthy
Ham Mckinney has his jitney set
working and that Lay Brother Nor
man Draae has been QRMed a. last.
All scouts are urged to Join the
club at once.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01
WORLDS SUNDAY SERMON

ITO be carried to the skies
on flowery beds Of ease.
While others fight to win tho prize.
And sail through bloody seas"
What can ! do? What will | doa
Why, there Is only one thing To do
If | am still man. Turn my back
upon the past, face about, and 90
forward forward in a he which
lives up To the VOWS OF q Christian.
The church Is unsocgiablc. Tho
church Is "A failure. Deacon Homes
offended me. The minister is no
good. Perhaps so. Perhaps NOT.
But don't whine. Get to work. Hclp
others make wrong right. Listen,
laundering down through the ages
OF time comes this message from the
lips OF God: Wherefore stand ye
whining around? Go forward
And then again. perhaps I am a
laborer In the Masters vineyard.
am a Christian. | am a church mem
ber. ] have worked little for the
coming of lis kingdom look into
the past, | find my vision has not
broadened greatly with the passing
years. | have allowed myself to set
tie in "A rut. have not been as
useful as | might have been. may
have consOled myself with the belief
l. I UdNf NP'htu III iilf 'UNftN anu
without; hut | see as | look back at
myself in the glass Of sclt-eXamina-
tion that ! have, at best, been "a
sluggish tuilor.
Choosing His service.
During the formation OF one of
the lines OF railway through the
/ Highlands, a man came to tho con-
/ tractor and asked for job at the
works, when the following convcrsa-
| tion tbok place:
We'll. Donald you've come for
work, have you? And what can you
/ dor
Deed ! can do anything"
"Wcll. there's some spade ana
barrow work going on; YOU can be-
gin on that"
"Oh, would you not? Then yon.
der's some rock that needs TO be
/ broken away. Can you WELD a
/ pick?"
Il never was usn' pick wnat-
| ever"
well my man, I don't know any
thing ] can give you to do"
So Donald went away Crestfalleu
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01
The chief Wants to know

when Al * Halls troop i- going
to give him something real to writ"
about
whether Maggie and Jiggs out
at four are running girl scout
troop ur Il female seminary.
when Snappy Service ia going to
stor grabbing and settle down TO
a common sense troop equality
basis
II John Gallagher out NJ sIN
doesn't deserve "a lot of credit for
keeping his troop before the public.
n YOU can beat that bunch Tor
good will and Clcvcrness.
why Kuckcrt let's Abe Martin run
loose.
Ifit is because hc Is afraid of con
tact Infection.
II Scoutmastcr CrRhtrec isn't n
little cxtravnEant with his nickelH
or does he let Loyal win them to
keep tho game golng.
when Justin Anderson broke into
print.
Didn't somebody forgot TO lock
us stable9
who were the five chickens Toby
dlncd with last Friday
Was II cannibal feast or u fu-
neral. since two of them were dead
/ CToby says II was common
chicken dinner both ways)
who's n liar. Rube or Gabe2
who called him a raw dog"
II youll accept his Happy New
Year greeting.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01
Troop 3
Be PREPARED
Published Weekly by
BOY SCOUTS

HON. PROF. Al *. HALL, Esq.
Eats--eais--more eats ! should
say so. Meeting called to order ~
6:3O sharp, "a scouts and two ofn-
GERS present. Opened meeting with
"Ye old chicken supper We were
honored by the presence of Jawn NJ.
and several Of the troop committee.
Noise Teigned all during the meal
Not mentioning any names, however,
the nuiscst noise seemed to come
from the east end of the table where
"Suggcstions" and "Jawn' seemed to
be holding a contest to see who
could spin the longest yarn and
never stop eating. After all had FIN
ished eating We had short and
snappy business meeting cut snort
now and then with means Of distress
and agony which issued from various
sections of the table. During the
said meeting Mr.. Gale was presented
with a pocket compass as rcmem-
brance from the troop. Ham Nc
Kinney was given a handsome lizzie
coil" "Rube" Dutt was presented
with a bottle OF hair tonic with
which to maintain hi7 Jelly bean.
wanna Dronot received "A hand
some knit bathtub and capt. John
Smith was presented with a tin plat
ed cap pistol in recognition of his
bravery under fire.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01
SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
BY BEN NEwsOME

produce H. The most sacred ordi.
nanccs OF the most perfect creed OF
Christcndom cannot takG the place
of aspiritual experience with God,
Whatever will strengthen the spirit
of genuine, humble worship in
America IL of untold value to our
nation. Elimh's message is good Tor
our day as 1t was for his. Tho
worst traitor in our land Is the one
who SCOTS az true religion, or VINO
is led to- put something selfish anJ
vicious I'm It's place.
Elijah the Thundcrcr.
The seasons for soft CNhortNttous
were gone. Eighty years was too
long to wait for voluntary change
for the better" In the royal house,
hold Tho time for severity had
come. Ahah was beyond the place
where he would listen go reason or
to an appeal for true religion, lie
must feel the sting OF pain, which
is the inevitable T., suit of cVil doing
lie must iocl the shook OF stern
rcbukc from a good man, and real
igc that he cannot escape the re-
suits of his wicked ways, Hence
Euiah's brief but pointed words.
bring It~ own Penalty.
sin brings suttering. our God OF
Infinite grace originated and
. pntltlth llllN lANs " lAllNhN ~ 'f''
moral world would he chaos. The
person who violates any law of
health by exposure. uvoreathg or
ovcrwork must pay the penalty.
\ drunkard, even though he becomes
a Christian and reforms. Slftcrs
/ the bad PHYSICAL effects OF his de-
hauch. God hates sin, and every
law OF the universe cries out against
+ ii, bearing vengeance IN lis hand.
/ That was the message OF Ehjah
/ to King Ahab. and that Is the mes
sage OF the prophet to US today.
Rcbukcs Are Wholesome.
Rcbukcs are hard to bear. som"
/ wise peoplo who deserve them can
accept them humbly and profit by
/ them, no matter in what Kind OF u
spirit they are given. Others, VINO,
/ Ike Ahab may he In great need OF
rebukc, ny into rage when 1t Is
given, declare themselves mlstrealrd
and make themselves worse, ralhot
than better. by the warning. Such
people deserve the pain they bring
upon their own heads. when El,
iah saw his dancer ne trusted in Goa
Tor help. but he also did his utmost,
i'm obedience to God. for safety.
\ Sure Defender.
God takes care Of his workers.
when God employs person full
time he gives sufficient income to
keep him, not In ease and luxury
but In proper condition to do MS
hest work. We can see 1t IN the
case Of Elijah, where We get a
complete view of his lite-work'
better than we can see II In our own
cases where we are In the midst OF
the struggle. He does not keep
his agents from hardships and heavy
burdens and terrific strains any
more than he kept Christ from
them. but he doer austaln ana use
i them with mighty power In such
4 places Seek ye first His kingdom
and His righteousness, and all these
things shall be added unto YOU
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01
Troop 4
by JlGGS

BY JIGGS (Hooray, Maggie r Htlll
AWay)
Meeting was called to order by
Raymond" Ladicsman" CLARK. Moody
then conducted inspection. Ron
call was answered by initiating some
animals call. Believe me, when
Robert "Dimples" stone gave his
imitation OF wolf we knew then he
must have lost his powder puff. His
howl sounded like "A field nous
trying TO Kid himself he was an clc-
phant. Ray Clark came In for som"
severe embarrassment when Moody
was talking about letting the girs
keep you away from church. Alas
Johnny SetterFtrom has some rivals
on the basketball court. when
charlie Lander and william "Freck-
les" McMorris get hold Of the bal
they think they are either IN a track
meet or playing football. Fred van
Schaick has turned from society ed.
itor to "A scientist. Hes been
prophesying that everything from
the world coming TO the end and his
making the basketball team viii hap
pen. James Blackcmore was voted
into the troop.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01
TULSAN REVIEWS
YEAR JUST PAST

CONTINUED FROM PAGE OEE)
firms started during the war when
we were supplying the worlds needs.
The war Is now over, The demand
is gone. There have been too many
producers and distributors for the
number of consumers, Busin 'hs VIII
proceed In the future on the normal
basis of the survival of the nOest.'
American Genius Tells.
Lower taxes will help business
and rebound TO the benefit Of the
general public. Relief along this
line Is promised at Washington. Re-
duced armaments and needed eco
nOmic legislation will also help ma
tcrially. Stupendous problems hard
of solution have faced the country,
but American economic genius ~
meeting the situation.
1T took the United states seven
years to recover from the ciyil war.
We could not expect to rca lust our
affairs following the recent war too
quickly. Fortunately we have not
had "A blowout" We have had "A
slow leak and the deflatiou Eas been
gradual, thanks 10 the federal rc-
serve system and men ut vision
We've been gradually let down 10
where we hav" h"on running on the
rim. We have had some Sire ircu-
BILE But the pressure Of buying ana
business confidence has becL Sadu-
ally Increasing and the vehicle of
American commerce Is again :thdy
10 take the high road to prosperity
and success with speed ana safe y.
Let us not look for further cN-
cusos for hard times ana business
Announcements But .a,hVr 'et us
look for reasons why conditions VIII
continue to improve and why uSi-
ness should prosper. Ih'rc are
many such reasons,
"The only man who IN hopclessly
lost In the battle Of business Is rhc
man who IL bankrupt IN apiri'. L't
us renew our faith IN the future anJ
confidence In ourselves.
1T has been said that the Lord
helps those VINO help IA tms Ives IL
has been my obseryauol anl rNp"-
rionce that bankers and business
men are anxious aud willing to 40
the same thing, DurinI the past
year | have been an ardent believer
in the slogan that 1891 Nill Re.
ward Fighters our results during
. tho year have justified our Lcli"f ana
practice Of this slogan, believe
/ that 1922 holds in store "A still g-"ai
or reward for the fighters ~ 1872 n
/ they will but continue - work hard
and fight fair and those who fight
4 hardest vii! 'yin the biggest
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01
Around the Circle

Mics lone "a uut OF town Paul
Durham is out also Mr. Indy
smiles and looks mysterious. Miss
lone was heard To mutter uncens-
lngly and unconsciously these
words before she left. Il VIII; |
do" There Is "A beautiful little
ring on Miss Ionc's finger. Two
and two make four. on no. dear
reader, she did not Ku away to get
married She merely made Il silly
promise to Paul that she would not
flirt with any brakemen or con-
duCtors while on her Christmas va
cation at wichita.
Good newsl The chief got new
pair of socks for Christmas.
NJ W. Meyer was seen Christmas
eve in state of great eNcitemtnt,
o no, he was sober enough, he
merely forget where ho pat tha;
Key,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01
No Substitute in Religion
for Fundamentals
lesson Jan. 4, 1 Kings IfitI

Lesson Jan. n, I Kings ii;t-2i.
tNotc. owing to "a temporary
indisposition, the writer missed
the opportunity to speak his own
words to the readers this week, 80
he asks their forbcarauce it some
Of his writings sound very much
like what you might have read
somewhere else. We quote liher-
ally from Dr. owen G. Brown
Ed
Many years stand between this les
son and the last The kingdom
was divided In g31 II. G., and Tor
2O9 years two kingdoms existed
side by side, sometimes I'm friendly
alliance, but often at war Icro-
buam reigncd in the northern King
dom for % years. His son and two
following. were both nssassiuatcd In
few years after ascending the
throne. Omri. the next IN success
sion. ruled FOR . years, strengthened
the kingdom aud established a new
dynasty As a political move, he
had his son Aheb married TO JezebcL
"A princess OF Oidou, and an arden,
vicious worshippcr OF Baal
Led by n Wicked Woman.
True religion had been treated
carclcssly through all these years
and this alliance seemed, humanity
speaking. 10 deal II death blow.
Ahab was strong political aud MILL
tary leader, but was rcligiously weak,
and all the - years Of his reign was
shameful period OF Baal worship
and its kindred vices. Baal was
wurshippcd as the god of produc-
ton. and the most liccntious prac-
tlccs grew up about the Baal altars
and groves, Elijah appears In the
| latter part Of Ahab's reign, possibly
/ so years after Jcrubuam was made
| king lie spent his energies mostly
| iu condemning the religion that pro-
/ duced such vicious immortality
\ substitute Religion.
a little step away from God is
| dangerous. 1t TX usually the be
! ginning OF long, thoughtless. sad
| Journey into moral and spiritual log
and mlre. Jerohoam declared ho
was leading the people into the wor-
ship of Jehovah by means Of the
new affairs and images at Bethel
and Dan, but he himself was not at
heart "a devuut worshipcr. In his
ambitions for the infant nation he
| led It away from spirituality into
forms and shams ana vices, lie
trusted in political policy rather
than the living God. lie and his
SUCCESSORS ignored the spiritual
ideals OF his people. Devout wor-
slippers felt the trend Of things
and gradually driftcd To the south
ern kingdom. Restraints were
thrown aside, innovations and ven
lures multiplied, and the destructive
| liberalism" and Ahab was the re-
suit.
Led Further From God.
There is no substitute for funda'
mentals in religion. Desertion ol
them brings Gods curse. Forms
and ceremonies are helps to express
spirituality, but they are not sub
stitutes for 1t; much less can they
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sNAnpY SERVICE


Let's go. scouts, for "A better year
in scouting. Troop 8 Is going 10 set
sharp pace, so get your old manual
out and polish up and give us a run
for our money. Say, you ought TO
see our cabin. It's one hum ding,
take II from u.s. quite crowd Of
ambitious scouts were out on Mon
day and Shleppey Smithers and Pete
went out sunday evening and stayed
over night We finished the walls
put on the roof. laid the floor. made
a door and a window. We also moved
our flagpOle 10 the new site. Now
you inquisitive scouts, get busy and
find our location. Visitors are well
come IL you don't become too nu-
merous The only fault we find
with the camp Is the lack OF water.
We are going 10 see the mayor OF
Lost city and see II we can't raise
water bonds 10 supply us. We hope
you had a Merry Christmas as
Troop 8, Every member received
81 from the troop treasury as a
! present and We managed to get a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01
Kansas Farmers
On a Wolf Hunt

PARSONS. ISan.-For the first
time In 20 years farmers Of south
eastern Kansas are planning 10 hold
an old fashioned wolf hunt.
A mobilization call for Christmas
day has gone out among the farm
ers Of I.nbette county, and II is eX-
pectcd that upward OF 1000 men
will Join In the hunt.
For some time past the wolves
have been making away with lots
OF livestock and fowls I'm this vlcln-
ity. The farmers declare that II is
high time to call halt on the
depredntions OF these night ma
rauders Several farmers have re-
ported that they have frequently
seen gray timber wolves stalking
around.
Trapa have been used extensively
to catch the beasts, but without any
/ marked results,