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Mr. ana Mr.. winiAm J. Mustard.

Mr.. and Mrs.. WiniAm J. Mustard.
Of Qeorwstown. spent tho wcsk-cnd
here.
Four hundred psrnDns attendeh tho
card party given At tho Hotel Hen
lopen Saturday afternoon for theibene-
At Of Beebs Hospital. Lewes.
Mrs. Harry White and sons. New
ton and Frederick. have returned to
Wilmington. after spending several
weeks hero.
Nrs. Elizabeth. Wilson has returned
to Georgetown. after spending sew
eral days with her daughter. Mrs. II.
c. Stewart.
Mrs. Ida Fox. OF Milton. spent the
week end here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George K. Walls, OF
Georgetown. enterTained a house party
over the weekend.
Rev. Il. A. Parsons and family, OF
Laurel. are occupying Coleman Clergy
House.
Miss Mary Martin and Miss Ethel
Donohue have been visiting Miss Il.
IL. Mercer.
John Govatos, OF Wilmington. spent
the Weekend here.
Mrs. Anna Hopes. Of Wilmington
has been visiting Miss Mabel Hopes
Mrs. Thomas Shannon. OF Chester
Pa. Is a guest at the Harper cot
tage.
Miss Margaret Carr Of Baltimore, Is
visiting Mrs. Alfred Carr.
Richard Bond and Sol Refs. OF VII.
msngton. spent the weekend here.
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CHEsTERTowN AND VICINITY.

Chestertown. Md, Aug. John c.
Davis. of Chestertown. has been elect
ed president OF the State Camp, T. o.
s. A.
Miss Ruth Starr and Rudy Lucke
We're maruied on Saturday evening at
Church Hill. They will reside in CALI
fornia.
Three horses on the Bryan farm.
near Worton, died after eating sprout-
ed wheat.
County Agent Horace b. Derrick
reports that many chickens are dying
near Fairlee from the effects OF eating
dead poultry, which had been thrown
In fields. The chickens died of ptomaine
poisoning.
The Kent and Queen Anne Fair
may be revived soon. Walter Wright
who owns the original fair grounds
has offered to lease the property pro-
vided a stock company win be formed
for the purpose of developing a first
class fair and agricultural association
Some OF the largest wheat Yield,
recorded In this county for yeare
were threshed last week. Former
County Treasurer Merrick Clements
on a 40-acre field. averaged 81 bushels
TO the acre, and on another 160 acres
he got "a bushels 10 the acre. Juliar
acres. and William T. Nicholson. or
Fancy farm. got an average OF 2.
bushels per acre.
Mrs. Frank II. Greenwood fell dow
a fight OF stairs and was slightly in
jured.
Mrs. John Latham has gone I,
Shannonville, Ohio. TO reside.
| Mrs. Sarah Ruth Brown, aged 7
years. wife OF Cornelius c. Brown. o
Quaker Neck, died on July q. Sh
was a daughter OF the late Judge Johl
lty.
Mrs. Mollie Cecil, nee Mollie Downes
a former teacher in the Chestertowl
public schools. is visiting Mrs. Thoma
G.. Wroth.
Rev. y. o. Gibson. pastor OF Chris
NJ. p. church. is spending a week
vacation among the hills OF Wester1
Maryland.
Mrs. Thomas ]. Davis. Mrs. Charlie
S. Smith and Mrs. Davis son, Zay. ar
motoring 10 Boston.
Miss Mary Terrell. OF Elkton, is Wis
liting Mrs. Louis f. Barrett.
Kent county will send 40 boys an
girls TO Club Week" at the Universit
OF Maryland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Archbell, o
New York. are guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Richard ii. Collins.
Robert j. Nicholson ard family. G
Baltimore, are visiting Robert G. Mich
olson.
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Iany. fourth assistant Postmaster
General. that house to -housc delivery
OF malls could be provided for the
suburbs included in tho Five Points
section within months time. tho
mail Improvement committee OF tho
Eve Points Civics Association will be-
gin the task OF numbering tho homes
here tonight. Tho committee. Galcn
Jordin, chairman, has had maps OF
the various suburbs prepared and
these will be In tho hands OF tho COM
mitteemen on thcir rounda beginning
tonight 1t In planned that while this
work IL being done. other members OF
the association will take the census
OF the Five Points, securing the names
OF all residents IS years or older.
Residents OF Belmont avenue have
started installing culverts Mt tho street
Intersections prior to the scrapinG
and recindering OF the avenue which
Is to be done by tho Levy Court. Sew
eral OF the property owners along this
street have also cut away their gut
ters, draining tho water on into tho
pipes and removing the poles that had
caused annoyance In the past.
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LEWES NEWS.

Miss Dorothy Rust has completed the
summer course az Delaware Universi-
y and returned home.
After several weeks spent In Port
land. Me. Miss LAsh Carter and Miss
Marguerite Psynter have returned to
Lewes.
Mrs. Andrew Sproule. Mrs. Albert
Lslpton. Sr.. and Miss Nellie Laughlin.
who are spending the summer at Re
hoboth, We're Lewes visitors recently.
Mrs. Edward Sweeney and Miss
Lydia NJ. Wolfe. who are visitors Of
Lewes. spent Friday evening al Reho-
both
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Nichols, son
and daughter OF Philadelphia are reg
istered at the Ocean House. Mr..
Nichols is Superintendent OF the At
iantic Refining Co.. Philadelphia.
The Lewes Fertilizer co. is having
large catches of fish. On Thursday
night the boats brought in over 1000
barrels
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DELAWARE CITY.
AND VICINITY
Claude Jordan Has Had Re-
markable Success at the
Traps Recently.

Speciai Correspondence Every Eyening.
Delaware City, Aug. 7.---Claude Jor-
dan. a local trapshootcr. Is winning
fame this summer for his good work
In the trapshooting tournaments that
have been held around here and In
the neigboring states. Last week ne
attended the Eastern Handicap shoot
Mt Lancaster Pa. which ran from
Tuesday until Saturday inclusive. and
brought home three prizes that ne
won in exactng competition with some
of the best shots In the east. He won
n .22 Colt automatic target pistol for
first trophy prize in being tie over all
in the 16 to % yard handicap. For
being high gun In class ~ on the
opening day OF the shoot, he received
$50 in gold. For being second high
gun in Class y on the second day, he
secured as prize "A large electric
reading floor limp. William U. Rey-
bold, James p. Winchester and Henry
Winchester, u professional. also at
tended the shoot, but were not so for
tunate as Jordan In getting the prizes.
Jordan also plans 10 attend the Grand
American Handicap. which will be held
at Atlantic City in September.
The lawn fete which was 10 have
| been held Saturday evening at Bear
| by the Red Jdon M. r.. Social Club,
was postponed on account OF the death
OF Mrs. Elma Davis. who was member
OF the club. The fete will be held to-
morrow evening at Bear.
Miss Mary Tausney, OF Cynwyd, Pm,
and Mrs. j. G. Curren and grandchil-
dren, Mary and Josette, OF Forrest
| HILLS, Boston. who have been spending
some time with their brother. Charles
Taueney. lefa today to spend a week in
Atlantic City, n. j., after which they
will return here and remain until Sep
tember.
Miss Frances Webb is spending some
time with Captain Jesse Murray of
Paulsboro, n. ]. Mrs. II. G. Webb and
Miss Emma Schaeffer accompanied her
as far as Penn's Grove. n. j.. and
spent the day with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
SummerIll
Sidney Scott entertained a few friends
down the bay over the weekend fish
ing on the yacht Countess. His gueste
were Joseph Pennington and Edward
Thomas OF Wilmington. The. party
caught "a trout and croakers.
Fl. =. Scott entertained large num-
ber Of friends at his home, near here
Saturday. and in the afternon STAGED
a golf tournament. The yacht Countess
ran up to Wilmington Saturday morn.
ing and brought the following guest.
down: Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre S. du Pont
DR.. Joseph II. Odell, Edward Thornai
? and j. =. Nields. A number of othe
guests motored down from Whining
ton in the early afternoon.
: City Council VIII meet tonight.
To my friends and customers-M,
ice cream and soft drink business /
now located I'm my home on Clintol
street. Harry Hall.-Adv.
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ELsMERE CHECKS MOTOR SPEED.

Elsrnere, August 7-Au,omobiiists
who have been accustomed 10 speed
Ing through this town along the Ian
coin Highway were toltcd yesterday.
'~en they were hailed by a mounted
ratrolman and warned. The officer,
Thomas r. Lowery. WAS engaged by
the town commissioners 20 stop the
speeding and he assumed his new dut-
lee yesterday. OfScer lowery uses
motorcycle in his patrol and he VIII
remain on duty tho remainder Of the
seaSon.
Twenty or more members OF the
Ehmere Fire Co. acconps MED by their
wives. Will motor 20 oxford. Pa, on
Saturday OF this week 10 attend the
nremen's carnival there. The local fire.
men VIII be pilo;ed by Penroee Forman,
treasurer OF the local company.
The LAdaee' Auxuliary OF the Els
mere Fire Cc. have arranged 20 give
. peach festival at Oak Grove on the
evening OF sturiay. August IS. The
procs%dA Will be- sor the fire company's
bensfr.
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CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Elkton. Nd. Aug. The Cecil Mu-
tual Fire Insurance Co. on Saturday
elected the following directors for the
ensuing year: Edward w. Taylor.
James r. Evane. Samuel ]. Keys. Har-
vey II. Mackey, Bennett Steele. l.. w.
Lusby. John T. Kemble. George w.
Cosden and a. l.. Duyckinck. Mr.. Tay-
lor was reelected president, w. Sterl-
ing Evans. secretary and treasurer and
Y. Evans. assistant.
Wilmer Casson. colored, aged IS
years, OF Baltimore. was almost irl-
stantly killed Saturday while driving
his automobile across the Conowingo
Creek bridge. Tho machine crashed
through the guard rails and fell Is
feet among rock. His daughter Ella,
who wac sitting beside her father. es-
capped injury.
Thomas S. Wood and Miss Jane p.
Futty. both OF North East, were grant
ed a marriage l!cehse in Elkton Satur-
day.
Fred w. Reasln has presented the
Presbyterian church at Havre de Grace
with silver communion set in mem
Dry of his parents, who were former
residents OF that town.
Rising Sun firemen's carnival closed
Saturday evening.
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LOWER DELAWARE
AND PENINSULA
Storms Have Damaged Tomato
and Other crops II Many
s>etions Of 9usssx.

>s es,eropo0Aonce 0very Evening.
e~eA.rA- Aug. The tomato crop.
..~w1.nsiy AAuAgsd by rain. 10 re-
..rseA "a hAv~ been greatly injured by
- sterms Of the past few dasu. and
= 1. Estimated that tho tomato grow
- f>ce . small yield from ehe'r
ser>ar>. CAntaioupes were also dam
as>A By the rain, especially AZ to
Navu. FArmers say corn was beaten
down BY the wind and rain flooded
tSaaAa Practically all the canning
houses In SUSSEX county have bccn
nut In readiness for the tomato crop.
Wome canneries have applications
from more men than they can en-
picy.
Haybert H. Robinson. con Of former
Mayor and Mrs. Walter n. Robinson OF
Neafcrd ard Miss Thelma Allen.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert j.
Allen. who reeide near seaford. Will
he married next Saturday afternoon in
the Episccpal Church at Rehoboth
Beach by Rev. william III. parbie.
The wedding will be "A quiet AFFAIR. II
will he held at 2 o'clock. and the bridal
couple will leave on the $50 O'Clock
express for Connecticut, where they
will spend their honeymoon. In honW
cf the event the couple were rendered
q Kitchen shower Friday night at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Nc
Nelly.
A full-riggcd racing yacht, con-
strucssd and equipped by farmer re-
aiding near Fcderalsourg. Nd. and
built according TO his design, 10 on
display In that town. The model Is
nearly three feet In length and Is
so<d imitation OF the participants In
the international yacht races.
The work OF concreting Front street
and joining High and Front streets
was completed last Friday. The other
section of Front street Will not b,
opened 70 traffic for two weeks.
&. w. Dawson Is visiting Whining
ten.
Misses Blanche and Ivy Carter have
returned from Denton. Md.
Mira. vallient Waller and daughters
ThelmA and Elinor. are visiting Mrs
Harry Lynch OF Milford.
Nr. and Mrs. J. c. Jones are VISITING
New York.
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ENTERTAINED AT OAK ORCHARD.

Oak Orchard. Aug. 7.-Mr. and Mrs.
w. =. Phillips OF Twenty fourth and
Jefferson streets. Wilmington. recently
entertained the following persons at
Point View Cottage. on Indian River:
Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. Berger, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Potts, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
l.. Harris and daughter Carolini. Mr..
and Mrs. J. w. Stetser. Miss Eleanor
Gleason. all of Wilmington, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. b. GOslee of Harrington, Allen
Hastings of Seaford. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
w. Derr1ckson. Mrs. Bertha Hartley,
Mr.. James Hartley. Miss Edith Hart
ley, Mr.. and Mrs. James Coulter, Mrs.
William Kelley. all OF Philadelphia.
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MIDDLETowN NOTES.

Middletown. Aug. 7.--Charles r.
Deakyne. who Is employed at Shall
cross garage. met with painful ac-
cident when a rolling jack used for
lifting cars passed over his ankle
and broke a bone.
Tho corn and tomato canneries will
open August 10. A large pack is ex-
pected.
Fores, Presbyterian Church Is closed
for the month Of August, and Be-
thesda NJ. f.. Church will be closed
until August 81. Rev. +. l.. Dona-
ghay has returned from his vacation
and will occupy the pulpit of ST.
Anne's L. Il. Church each Sunday.
w. III. Leager has purchased from
William Allen a garage on East Main
street and will add general repairing
and accessories TO his vulcanizing
business.
William T. Pearcc, Jr.. and Harry
Smith have opened an ice cream and
confectionery parlor at the corner OF
Broad and Lake streets.
John Heldmyer. Jr.. has sold James
T. Bottoms property, near Earlville,
Nd. TO John NJ Reed.
William Price reports one Of the
best yields of wheat In the neighbor-
hood. On the Manor farm he averaged
81 bushels 10 the acre on the stock
ground and "a bushels TO the acre
on the fallow ground. making crop
OF 274s bushels from SO acres.
The plans for the new postofflce,
which Walter S. Letherbury will
erect, call for a two-story brick struc-
ture, 35 by SEA feet. There will be
a lobby. a private office for the post
master and large work room. Mr.
Letherbury's lease calls for a period
OF 10 years. The location is one OF
the best in the town, being in the GEN.
tire OF the business section.
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REHOBOTH BEACH ITEMS.

kehoboth Beach. Aug. IA heavy
ha!istorm occurred Saturday between
kehoboth Beach and Georgetown. and
0ops were injured considerably.
Guests AT Sussex Hall include Mrs.
+. r. Coke. Mrs. Neil O'Connel. Mr..
and Mrs. A. W. Springer. David Il.
Coxs, Jr. Mrs. John Gaynor and
W. II. Berger OF Wilmington. and
Sir. and Mrs. &. c. yelling of New
port News. Va.
Miss Elsie Webb In visiting her
sister. Mrs. Thomas w. Ewing. Jr.
Mrs. william B. Stewart, OF Will
mlngton. has been spending a few days
here.
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CRANsTON HEIGHTS.

Crxnston Heights. Aug. f.-John s.
Smith. treasurer OF tho fire company,
VINO sustained q drlocated shoulder
blade when thrown from the FIRE ap-
paratus In responding 70 an alarm OF
itre aome time ago. Is recovering and
WITH resume his duties this week.
The committee soliciting funds for
the new pumping engine report num-
eroue contributors and the order for
the machine Will be placed In "A shor;
time. During the pas; week the chenii-
cal apparatus has been equipped with
new wheels and tires.
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POLITICAL APATHY
AT RICHARDSON PARK

Richardson Park, Aug. 7.-Despite
the fact that two residents here are
10 be candidates for two county Offices
at the Republican primaries. voters
in this district are slow in registering.
SO far those registered total but 263.
OF this number 162 We're men and
lpi were women. The returns Of Sat
urday's registration showed 65 wom-
en- and 81 men registered.
Party leaders are anxious TO have
the entire vote registered in time for
the primaries. Julian c. Walker is a
candidate fer register OF wills, while
Delaware S. Wright is a candidate for
Levy Court commissioner. Both men
are residents here.
Having been assured by II. H. Bill
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-07
PENINSULA POTATO CROP
BREAKS THE RECORD

The white potato crop OF tho Mary
land Dela ware Virginia Peninsula,
from Cape Cha rles. Va. to Wilmington,
inclusive. has this year broken all pro-
vlous records for both production and
shipments. Practically tho entire
crop OF this regIon. which Is ono ~
the chief potato-producin~ sectors in
tho country, reaches market over the
lines OF the Pennsylvania railroad.
The movement for the present season
10 practically completed TO date It
has consisted of 1903 carloads, an in
crease Of 10 per cent over ths pre-
vious high record made last year OF
1896 cars
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Grateful son.

MY boy" said tho millionaire. lee
furdnE his son on tho importance of
econorny, when / WIS your sgo
carried water for a gang ~ BRICK
layers"
I'm proud ~ you father an
swered his offspring, ~ st hadn't
been for your pluck and perseverance,
] might have had 10 do eomethinK Of
that sort nyself."--Jrisb World.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-07
BOys AND GIRLS CLUB WEEK.

Newark. Aug. THE Boys and
Girls Club week opens at the Uni
v~r~,ty Of Delaware tomorrow and VIII
continue until Saturday. This is the
annual short couse for members OF
Junior clubs throughout the state and
A. "a Expects, that between so and
100 will attend this week. State Club
Leader A. ID. Cobb and HIS assistants
have arranged xpecial program for
both tho boys and girls. Most Of the
lectures and demonstrations will be
held IN Wolf Hall while the boys will
DO their field work at the Experiment
farm. The young visitors viii sleep
in the university dorrniiories and have
their meala at the Commons.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-07
HART FOR LEVY COURTMAN.

Townsend, Aug. 7.--Formcr State
Senator Edward Hart has announced
his candidacy for the Democratic
nomination for Levy Court Commits
sioner from the Seventh district. He
Is well-known business man Of
Townsend. The seventh district COM
prises Blackbird and Appoquinimink
hundreds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-07
James Taylor Found Dead.

James Taylor. son Of Samuel Taylor,
was found dead in the barn on his
farm at Lambson Station, Nd. at 6
o'clock Saturday evening. He was
found by his family when they went 10
call him 70 supper. He was So years
old. The body VIII be buried at
Galena cemetery tomorrow.
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A girl in Paris named Violet Darcy
announces that she is the most beau
tiful woman in the world. Well, II
seems to us that now Is the time 10
revise the idea that the Violet is ever
modest.-New Orleans States.
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Band. Jesse A. Mckay. Col. II. w.
Stark and Harlan employees for their
many favors and fioral tributes dur
ing the death and funeral Of our son
and brother, William Jester. Mrs.
Georgeanna Jester and Children.--Adv.
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Y. M. c. A. Ministers at Rehoboth.

c. Walter Kadel, physical director
at the y. M. G. A, writes that min
strel show will be given at the Bel
haven hotel, Rehoboth Beach. Thurs
day. by members of the Y. NJ. C. A.
camp. located at that place. He ex-
poets 10 do a Scotch specially number
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-07

Venus won besuty contest
''Weil?"
And started the Trojan War"
Hum. We get tetfer recruits w,sh
our contests in the Sunday papers -
Louisville Courier journal
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-24
COWBOY STUNTS
HERE THURSDAY
Four Worlds Champions to Appear
In Exhibition at Grady County
Fair Grounds; VIII Repeat
Program Saturday.

Four claimants OF worlds cham
pionships will be seen In action here
at riding and cowboy exhibitions to
be given at the Grady county fair
grounds Thursday afternoon, begin
ming at $3.50 o'clock. The program
viii be repeated Saturday, October
IS.
Championship claimants who are
on the program are: Tommy Kirnan,
worlds champion trick and fancy
rider; Bryan Roach worlds champion
broncho rider; Bea Kirnan, worlds
champion lady trick and fancy rider
and Ruth Roach, worlds champion
lady bronch rider Besides these
Buck Lucas, whose "hobby' is the
bulldogging of wild Mexican steers,
is booked TOR an exhibition.
Program for the exhibition has just
been announced. 1t consists of Roman
standing races with not less than
three teams, riding or outlaw bron-
chos, bulldogging Of wild steers, and
trick and fancy roping.
Farmers of Grady and surrounding
counties have been asked to bring In
their bucking stock. "We guaraIaee
to ride anything 1ou cail ship 'eod
or drag in,' said one member Of the
company or cowYoy and cowgirl en-
tertainers.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-24
Bradley
SDedters

You can find here the biggest
showing Of Bradley Sweaters in
Western Oklahoma. "A complete
assortment of Coats and Slip
over Sweaters for men, women
and children.
Also Travelo Fine All Wool
Worsted Sweaters for men in all
colors.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-24

utill are on strike. Il was revealed
today by the International AssocIa
tion OF Machnists headquarters
here
Peace has been signed with only
100 roads. .eoutItuting. d. less than
half OF the railroad mileage OF the
country.
Harry Bronson. assistant TO, the
president OF the Machinlsts, one OF
the crafts In the strike declared
that the next two months win force
the majority OF the holdout roads
into line. Many lines are wavering,
due to their inability to meet the
steadily increasing service demands
from the agricultural and mining
companies he said. st.
"The rolling stock on roads stiil
holding out against peace Is In
sad state of repair" Bronson said.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-24
HALF GRAF TsMEN \
STILL ON Strike
Figures Revealed at Maehlnists'
Headquarters Shows 100000 Men
Remain odIe; only 100 Roads
Signed un.
BY JAMES T. KoLBERT.

Omitted Pross Staff Correspondent
Washington. Oct. "a. - Approx
mately 100000 OF the 100000 rail.
road shopmen who went on strike
July 1, against the reduced wages
ordered by the railway labor board
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-24

shopmen aud has formed IIs own
company union.
"rho rennsylyanIa viii be a con.
tinuous battle-ground" Bronson said
IT has the support Of nh the open
shop advocates"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-24

another station IN thin city IN ad.
dItlon TO the one now being built
is being considered. Il was an
nouhccd.
II. V. Johnson is president and
ben A. Longfcllow. nccrctary.,fcna.
urer Of the company.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-24
NOTICE.

$500 reward VIII be paid for the
arrest and conviction Of any person
or persons. placing obatruc,lons on
the track or IN any way Interfering
with the safe operation OF stree,
railway cars.
ChIckasha Street Ry. Co.
w. II. wADSwORTH.
stit Superintendent