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also accommodating or emergencies: REFER
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MARINE ACCESSORIES.

USE sanitary battleship treads on your
stairs: write for booklet. PATTERSON &
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WOMAN. refined. to assist mother with chill
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preferred. II. W.. room ~, 222 Market ST..
Newark.
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CHAUFFEuR r. MECHANIC light coorcd. re-
fined. long experienced absolutely reliable,
careful driver. make own repairs, any make
cars; neat, clean appearance: formerly OF
Massachusetts; best references city. country.
Chauffeur, care Myers. i0s w. 13sth. Audi.
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BUTLER. useful. Irish. wishes position in
private family; country preferred. T. W..
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CHAUFFEUR MECHANIC, 0 years written
references from my past 3 employers;
Fierce. Cadillac. Packard own repairs and
'cols careful driver; neat, obliging: desires
position city or country. Davis. Morning
sfd Ia
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iNsTRUCTIoN-DANCING.

DESIGNING, dressmaking. millinery taught;
individual instruction. OPEN ALL SUM-
MER. MCDOWELL SCHOOL. 80 w. 10th.
Longacre 1892. Chartered under Regents.
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ISABEL RANDEFO

having any, for fear that she won't
sleep nights. That's been her great
est trouble; insomnia, they call it."
Insomnia Barry drew a deep
breath, and for a moment his hand
strayed toward the pocket where re-
posed the little box of powders which
he had taken from the bathroom up
stairs.
CHATS too bad! Doesn't the doc
tor give her, something to make her
sleep--medicine, mean?"
"Only hot milk. Last night she
drank it directly after dinner and
Mss Laurel, poor thing, had some
with her"
Are you sure?" asked Barry
quickly.
Well, | took it up to them myself
and in the morning after-after they
had carried poor Miss Laurel away
ant ! went in with Martha to take
the breakfast things downstairs, /
found the tall glasses and the mill,
jug there empty"
Were the two young ladies alone
when you took the milk up?"
"Of course"
On the porch table had been laid
for the sheriff and Barry, and at
Mrs Tudor's insistence, they had
both remained for dinner.
Have you found anything that's
worth looking into?" Barry demand
ed. ~ '''''''"-
Sheriff Hulse chuckled.
Worth looking into?' he re-
peated. Ny boy, we've been look
ing into it for dyas in advance onv
we didn't know itn'
,,,,, IN advance? echoed Barry.
what IN the word do you mean?',
That fellow that's been frighten-
ing servants, stealing boat cushions
ana clothes, and getting in and out
OF houses without anybody knowing
now ne does it. He's the one we're
after, and we mean to look ont to
nab him tonight if we cam"
Who's we?P Barry inquired.
The two gentlement that are here
Tor dinner tonight and Frank and
me. You can come along if YOU
want to- Hulse responded patroniz-
mgly. 1T seems that Frank has
been scouting around most of the
afternoon, and he thinks he has
found traces
The sergeant accepted Hulse's in
Vltation to the man hunt that eve
ning carelessly enough, but as soon
as dinner was over managed to elude
him and enter the hall just as the
others emerged from the dining
room.
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wants them to 90 with him tonight
on some wild-goose chase after the
man who has been lurking around,
and that is why they remained to
dinner"
4 see. Please do not feel offend
ed, Miss Tudor, at any question l
may ask; l think you can help me
more thasIanyone else to discover the
truth"
When She had gone he replaced in
his pocket the box which the girl
had given back to him, and was
turning to the rear Of the hall when
the rustic of skirt sounded behind
him, and, wheeling about, he saw
Mrs. Tudor standing in the doorway.
Sergeant Barry" she said tense
ly, you must come where we can
talk quietly / want the case drop
pedi"
Continued in Our Next Issue
Copyright, 1929
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three?"
Il don't know; / have never taken
more than two, but | fancy that
three would produce a slumber more
profound even than an anesthetic
brings and which would make one
sleep until the effects had worn off,
add then be very i'll afterward Ser
gcant Barry, is that what was the
matter with me this morning? / told
you how dizzy / was and how my
mead ached. Did someone drug me-?
half suspected it when | learned
that Laurel had been murdered there,
practically beside me, and / had slept
30 stolidly through it all"
Il don't know yet" Barry replied,
adding in a significant tone: Did
your hot hiIk taste ali right last
night Miss Tudor?"
The hot milkn' she exclaimed. 81
don't think that it did, now that you
remind me Of it. 1t seems to me
that there was chalky quality in it
and the touch Of acridness that one
sometimes notices in buttermlk-
something like fermentation But
Iaaecl drank it with me! She took
more than /. Could those powders
have been mixed with it, and killed
her?
"N0, ii would only have produced
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-03-08
NO RESTING PEACE

There no peace and little rest fof
the one VINO sufferi from a bad back,
and Distressing urinary disorders.
AmemcuS people recommend Doan's
kidney Pills ASK YOUR neighbor!
BE guided by their experience.
A. c. Alexander, prop. of grocery,
7lZ Spring St, Americus, says; my
hack caused me much suffering and
] Was hardly able to perform my du-
ties. ! had trouble with rheumatic
PAINS. My kidneys didn't act prop
erly, and [ had to pet up several
tuces during the night ] heard about
Da&n's Kidney Pills aui decided to
Try them. They quickly relieved me
Of the trouble. heartily recommend
Doans."
EIGHT YEARS LATER, Mr..
Alexander said: ut has been some
time since Doan's Kidney Pills cured
fne. take them occasionally as
preventive and they keep me in fine
condition. | have recommended
Doan's to great many people, ana
they have always had fine results"
60c, at all dealers, Foster Milburn
Co, Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y (adv.)
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THESTANDARD
A DOLLAR SALE
FOR WEDNESDAY AND
THURSDAY
Shop Here Wednesday and
Thursday; See How Much
You Can Save


$1.00 for two yards of 34-Inch
Pongee; regular price $1.00
yard.
$1.00 for Yards Curtain Mar
quisette, white or ecru. regu-
lar price SOC yd. !
$1.00 for 3 Yards Of SO and 40
Inch Voiles, light or dark pat
terms; regularly soc to Use yd.
$1.00 for % Spools. Coats Cot
ton; all numbers, black and
white.
$1.00 for II Yards Apron or
Standard Sheetings, full yard
wide.
$l.00 for II Yards. Apron or
Dress Bingham, fast colors, full
width.
$1.00 for 10 Pairs. Mems Seam
less Socks; double heels and
toes.
$1.00 for II Pairs. Ladies' Seam
less Stockings; black or white;
all sizes.
$1.OO for 2. Oil Opaque Window
Shades, complete with fixtures;
regular $1.0O each.
$l.00 for Mems Union Made Over
ais; value $1.48; our regular
price; all sizes.
$l.00 for Yards of Walbro 1914
90-inch Unbleached Sheeting;
value 55c yard.
$l.0O for l-2 Yards of Peppcrel
Bleached Sheeting, ~ inches
wide; value SOC yd.
$l.00 for your choice of one big
table of Ladies' Silk Stockings;
value $l50.
Tl.0O for your choice Of one rack
Of Ladies House Dresses; val
ues up to $500.
S1.0O for Garments of Haynes
or Mayo Winter Underwear for
men; '~ -l4g @l00 Zach.
9l.O0 for your choice Of one big
lot Of Lion Shirts for men; regu-
lar $3.50 to $500.
Tl.O0 for CreX Rugs, size 3x6 feet;
good patterns; regular price
$3.50 to $500.
Remember that the above harqain
are on sale only Wednesday an
Thursday, March 9Th and 9th. an
! viii positively be Withdrawn Thur,
day night. Amy one desiring Joubl
quantity we viii sell them $50
worth of any or all of the above al
verti5ed articles.
''fardard Dry Goods Co
Forsyth ST. Next Bank of Commerce
AMERICUS, GA.
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Continued from Our Last Issue. =
The jar was half filled with a
creamy white substance, and Barry
carried it to one of the windows and
deposited it upon the sill. Then,
drawing the cover of the gas mask
from his pocket, together with a
small but powerful microscope, he
fell to examining the finger marks
upon it, comparing them to those
which, in the fading light, were vet
plain INVISIBLE in the grease upon the
outer SIDE of the jar.
This jar of French cold cream
must have belonged to Fay The
finger prints upon it were Identical
with those upon the gas mask case.
one in the room of death on the pre-
The mask had been worn by some
vi0us night the 0dor of carbon mon
oxide was proof of that, and the
theory that now sprang to his mind
was without a flaw. However, re-
luctantly he entertained it, he was
compelled to admit that any other
hypothesis would be impossible. The
girl was not innocent but merely a
superb actress after all,
She must have worn that mask and
remained in the room while she ac-
comrlished her cousins death.
The slippers, the gas mask, the cold
cream jar, the knowledge that the
other girl had supplanted her with
her former lover-all these, COM
bined with the possible evidence of
the little box, which still remained in
his pocket, heaped up a sinister proof
against Fay Tudor
Barry paused midway of the back
stairs and struck the rail softly with
his clenched fist. What fool he
had been! What had been Fay Tu-
doris exact words when she men
toned her brothers effects?
\"Did | tell you the other day that |
went in the locked room where all
his belongings, which you so kindly
brought home to us, have been
placed? saw his helmet and his
gas mask, but there were stains
upon it,"
Now, there had been no stains such
as she implied upon the mask
when he examined it a short time be-
fore, but on the case which reposed
in his pocket were several faint but
unmistakable traces of dried blood.
She could not have detected them in
the dimness of the room unless she
had taken the cover up in her hands,
and the sight of the stains must
have revolted her so that she re-
placed the case unopened
Someone else must have entered
that room during the night before;
someone who was careful to leave
no traces of finger marks. But who?
Continuing on his way downstairs,
Barry entered the kitchen, where he
found the cook weeping over her
preparations for dinner. He beat
nasty retreat to the pantry.
There he discovered pretty Louise,
the waitress.
Louise" he began, seating him.
helf unconccrnedly upon the edge of
the table, were there gusts last
night for dinner?"
No sir; just Mr.. Clayton, and
he's here so often that he seems like
one Of the family" The words came
in a loquacious little rush. He and
Mrs Tudor had coffee together out
on the porch afterward"
Only he and Mrs. Tudor? Didn't
the young ladies take coffee?"
mo, sir. Poor Miss Laurel never
does, and Miss Fay came back so
nervous that the doctor forbade her
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-22
COUNTY BUDGET
NOW COMPLETE
Estimate Of Expense Ready TO BE
Submitted to Excise Board; Cen
eral Fund Totals s33o,4oo.ao;
Shows Increase.

The county'a budget for the fiscal
year OF 1929 has been completed
and Ia now ready t,r consideration
by the county excise board.
II the budget ls approved by the
excise board Just as Il has been
drafted and approved by the board
Of county commissioners. the total
amount Of the appropriations for the
general fund viii be ssSO,i9a.iO.
divided as follows:
Executive, ssi.0a5: administrative,
S33.sb2: regulatlve. s6,700.i0, judi
clal. ssO $50: curative. $1,000; char
itfble. S7.s75; general government,
$500: constructive. siG9,7Si; agrl'
culture. 1880; educational. s2s.4Of.
Tho total amount OF the appropria'
tlona for the fiscal year of ls2i'22,
was s3i3.bbi.1s. Appropriations for
the free fair. elections. separate
schools. combating the prairie dog
pest. and for the maintenance OF the
county health officer are responsible
for the Increase. says Tom MeElroy'
chairman Of the board OF county
commissioners. The budget. an II
now stands, provides for S5.6SO for
elections; $1,000 to support and main
tain the county health officer; $3.50
to finance the prairie dog eradication
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-22

In tho south they say: Uncle
Johns coming"
And everywhere. when the colorlul
posters splotch the landscape and
"cityscape" with the pictorial woa
ders of the big show, the children
cry to their elders, "John Rob sons
circus Is comm"
So. Il has gone for decades, for
this n the ninety.ninth annual tour
of the United States aud canada by
the Oldest and the best circus ~ them
all. 50 the advance hosts proudly as
sert.
John Robinson comes TO Chickasha
Wednesday, August 27. and he comes
this year with three rings, two
stages. an aerial maze and hippo
drome track filled with the best in
the world Of the big tops. Nearly
four hundred arenic stars take part
in the pageantry and the perform
ances. which take place at 2 p. M
and s p m.
There are over one thousand peo-
ple with the circus and over seven
hundred animals. The big top will
seat 10000 people. The city Of tents
will actually cover eleven acres of
ground the advance agents state.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-22
AT The sUoo THEATRE

Monday and Tuesday: Max Lin.
der IN BE My Wife" His latest
comedy drama. Also showing
Pathe News aud 0oldwyn Sport
Review. Also showing "A Ride on
Runaway Train"
Wednesday only: Maurice Flynn
IN Smiles Are rrumps." A very
clever comedy drama. Also show.
Ink Palhe News.
Thursday only: Eileen Percy In
What Ever She Wants" She
leads you through five reels Of
lausbf' Also showing "The Nhn.
SKID Kid" a funny comedy.
Friday and Saturdays Poverty
OF Riches" featuring Richard Dix
and Leairlce JOY. Also showing
Al s. John In THE Village shelk"
o burlesque on Rudolph Valentino
In "'rhe Shelk"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-22

the malls and OF interstate com
merce.
Guided by this principle, Attorney
General Dangherty has all his plans
made for sweeping court action TO
protect coal producers who obey the
prealdent's injunction TO reopen their
mines.
Daughsrty has obtained the en-.
dorscmont OF Senator Cummlns and
other senatorial legal experts. for
his position. In announcing the prin.
cIple and forccasting legal action.
following conference late yester.
day with cummins. Daugherty said:
III the government has the power
and authority. IA Il has TO protect
men engaged In transporting the
mails. or engaged IN interstate COM.
merce, II also has the power TO pro.
tect those engaged IN the produc.
tion OF any commodity Indispensable
to the transportation OF the mails. or
the movements OF interstate com.
merce."
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-22

"Pal'-One little. player who does
a lot Of laugh provoking work In
May Linder's new comedy. BE My
Wife, coming TO the Sugg Theatre
for two days. beginning Monday. Is
pal" a genuine bull dog OF Boston
species. with a brain that equals that
of some children. He is knowp IS
one Of the cleverest CANNES en the
screen. In this Max Linder picture
he does more than ever. His voice
is the only thing lacking on the
screen. pal" belongs to NJ. Luceny'
a French actor and acrobat, VINO
picked him up in Nashville. lie has
had the dog since ii was two months
old and has trained him steadily
until pal" is one of the brainlest
dogs living. The dog actor Is now
two and a half years old and has
very bright and promising career
ahead of him on the silver sheet.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-22

program: an Increase OF $1,000 over
last years appropriation for the sep.
arate. or negro schools, and $4,000
for the free fairs,
Last year. separate school district
No. 1.-The Lincoln school - was
granted sis.6ii.bo. This year. the
estimate submitted by the board OF
education calls for s2b,i79.
The tentative budget. Commission
er McElroy says. does not provide
for any extensive bridge and road
building program. Just about the
same IN last year." he said when
asked what provisions we're made TO
finance the building and maintain
ence of roads.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-22
BILLY BEAM CRATES
A RIOT OF FUN.

At the Sugg Theatre last Wednes-
day and Thursday evenings Billy
Beams Country store was presented
TO packed houses each night This
novelty attraction is the talk of the
town. For genuine amusement and
wholesale enjoyment nothing like 1t
has ever appeare din Chickasha. On
each night Of his appearance he
gives away fifty prizes absolutely
free. These prizes consist of various
things including monkeys, bears,
piano lamps, Columbia Graphonolas,
groceries, candies, electric washing
machines, electric irons, and even a
Ford touring car fully equipped. Billy
Beams Country Store will be pre-
sented at the Sugg Theatre on every
Wednesday and Thursday for five
more weeks. The picture program
will be changed completely on each
day "wednesday and Thursday. The
Little Cub Bear will be given away
next Wednesday along with the other
prizes.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-22
CHILD is eLscTRocUTEp.

Norman. Okla. July Hazel
Chnlis. l3. was elecuocuted while
taking bath at her home here late
yesterday. An electric wire ground
ed to water pipes connected with
the bath tub. became shorted. send
ing the current through the body OF
the child.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-22
MRS. HOWARTH DIES.

Mrs. Howarth died this morning
at her home seven and one-half
miles northeast of the city. Ihe
body has been brought to Chickasha
where it will be prepared for burial
No funeral arrangements had been
made this afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-22
oKEMAH PIONEER BEATEN.
ny The United Pre~.)

Okomah. okla. July 22.--Jess
Blackley. A.. pioneer citizen of oke-
nah. was kidnapped from the sner-
itfs Office here last night by nine
masked men who carried him six
miles into the country aud after Sc
veroly whipping him. gave him a
coat Of tar and feathers.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-22

known to the president, had decided
to resign. The cabinet was called
into council and was told that Secre-
tary DENLY as in Penking as the
governments guest and any crisis
at this time would be an insult to
him. The appeal coincided with
Oriental ideas of hospitality, and
the cabinet reeonvened.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-22
JOHN ROBINSON'S CIRCUS COMING
SOON WITH ARMY OF PERFORMERS

The street parade nearly two miles
In length, with all cages and dens
OF wild beasts open To view, Will
afford the circus day crowds many
novel sights
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-22
MARTIAL LAW is
ASKED BY CHIEF


The government will apply to the
coal strike the principle that the
mining OF coal Is In exactly the
same status as the protection ot
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-22

THE influence
4 OF the movies
has never been
better demon
sirated than in the
prevailing style in
girls. Selznick
produced, in the
Spring OF 1920, a
photoplay titled
tsfTsk. Ef~.A.r ~
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-22


Two years later, there now run at
large a million "happers" to every
foot of the film.
Comes a movie that, through its
title, admits il is More to Be Pitied
Than Scorned."
Lengthening skirts come just in
time for the revival Of photoplays
made few years ago.
We are told that "The Old Home.
stead" will be elaborated for the
screen.
Probably Uncle Josh will get his
market reports byrradio. y
An Irish proverb might have been
written for the movie fam: -
Don't see all you see and hear
all you hear"
-
Mvron Selznick has '1oaned'
Nj, Wrlch , the producer of
Il IN Rags o Riches" WEIGH
will play the role OF paper-stock
manufacturer.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-22

Ten thousand steam trucks are II
use in England.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-22
.SG'iTii'niu1r.;j[ G'Ti'i r. UABME r.
!. RESPECTS DENLY

Peking, China, July 22.-Presence
in Peking of the American secretary
of the Navy DENLY today prevented
the resignation of the Chinese cabi-
net and furthe rchaos in Chinese
governmental affairs.
The entire cabinet, it became
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-22
SO has Dorothy Phillips!

Elliott Dexter is heading the all
star cast for Goldwyn in Grand
Larceny" He was loaned by Famous
Players-Lasky. The cast includes
Claire Windsor
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-22
STUDIO NEWS.

Charles Ray has quit First Ma
tional Films company and signed up
with United Artists Corporation. He
will only make two pictures a year.
IIIUNg9}i 80, !.
Anita Stewart has bobbed her hair!
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-22

No one has yet produced a photo
play of the Elizabethan era with
motors, telephones and revolver-in-
the-drawer episodes. Probably an
oversight.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-22
Shakespeare and Movies

ohohSoPediS ohb "CNieS
IT will make my very house reel
tonight "-(Corialianus, Act l.
"We will draw the curtain and
show you the picture. "-(Twelfth
Night, Act I.)
Look here upon this picture and
on this. SO Hamlet, Act III)
"A weak and neggardly projec-
tion.'-(Henry V, Act ID
"The Servant Question" having
been settled in films, Domestic Re-
lations" are to be disclosed 1t may
be only policeman.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-22

Goldwyn has completed a special
production entitled "The Man With
Two Mothers The cast consists
of Mary Alden (mother of THE Old
Nest"), Cullen Lands and Sylvia
Dreamer.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-22

Jack Holt has completed "rhe
Grim Comedian by Rita Weman
which picture is being released by
Goldwyn.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-22

Will Rogers lates picture "a Poor
Relation" has been released by
Goldwyn Film company. The cast
includes Molly Malone, Wallace Me
The Connecticut labor news., 1922-04-07
FURNISHINGS

esse-Richey Co.,, 7z8-782 Chapel St. Brandt, c. w., & Co.,, 487-4oI State
 St. Johnson, J., & Sons, "The Live
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