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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-06
FAILING HEALTH
ENDED BY DEATH
Mrs. Lydia Esther Underwood Passes
Away al Home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
plsmukes; Funeral Services
In Oklahoma City.

Mrs. Lydia Esther Underwood died
this morning about o'clock at the
home OF her son-In.law aud daughter
Mr.. and Mira George DIamukea. i2l
North Tenth street. No funeral aerv
Ices will be held here. The body
will be shipped 20 Oklahoma City,
where services will be held tomor'
row afternoon at $3.50 o'clock In the
street and Draper funeral home. Rev,
Forncy Hutchinson, pastor of the 81.
Luke's Methodist church. win off.
olate.
While her death came as n shock
TO her many friends. Mrs. Under
woods health had been falling for
some time. She IL c. years OF nge
and II survived by two daughters,
Mrs. George Diamukes OF this city
and Mrs. II. s. Oaks. IIomIny. Okla:
one son. Rex Underwood OF Okla.
homa City. and one sister Mrs. u.
N. stepp OF Kerna, Texas.
Rex Underwood arrived In the city
this morning and Mrs. Oaks and her
four children. Marion. Bernard. How.
ard Lacy and Roxa Fern. are OK.
pccted TO arrive some time today.
Mrs. stcpp probably will be unable
TO come TO Oklahoma TO attend the
funeral.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dlsmukos. Rex Tn
derwood and Mrs. Oaks and the four
grandchildren OF the deceased will
accompany the body TO Oklahoma
City tomorrow morning.
Before recently returning 10 Chick.
asha to make her home with Mr.. and
Mrs. Dlsmukes. Mrs. Underwood lived
In Oklahoma City. Mrs. Dlsmukes.
who, before her recent marriage to
Mr.. Dismukes, advertising manager
Df The Express. was Miss Roxa I'm.
lorwood. was connected with the
Dixie store here more than a year
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy C. Smith re-
turned this morning from Cambells-
burg, KY, after an extended visit
with Mr. Smiths parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. A. Smith and sister, Mrs.
Owen G. Soft.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-06
VIII Hold Meeting.

Regular meeting of the G. l. A.
TO the Il. of l.. L. will be held
Thursday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock
in the X. =. hall. Officers for the
ensuing year will be elected and
transferred members will be wei.
coined into the auxiliary unit. an Of
ficer of the organization said this
morning. She urged that all mem.
bers be present
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-06
Arch M. Brown,
Auto Supplies


no higher than other kinds. You
viii be surprised and very much
Interested 10 see n demonstration Of
this wonderful dry storage battery.
Just now thia establishment n
making q redncilo non United States
tires. and while your mind Il on
tires remember that this store has
n snlcanIxIng department. and com.
pleie tire service. also general 70.
pair shop In connection. where all
Kinds OF auto repair work IL done by
experienced mechanics.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-06
SHORT STORIES
OF THE TOWN
,3<Ty in TagE fou
| {XSsy tsv oorf TOUR
,%2ORsN$' N'''5s,ss :
Y DAYS YSToA(p 8
CnRlSTfMM ~, ,S
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nriaenroom,s Ane Is s2.

Pen d. stiles, farmer living near
Rush Springs, yesterday obtained a
license to wed Eva lioggs. OF Mime.
kah The bridegroom gave his age
rs c2 and the age OF his wife-to.be
at 32. Justice OF the Peace II. l..
Grigsby performed the ceremony
Justice Grigsby also officiated in the
marriage OF Paul Lowe. OF Duncan.
and Myrtle Grice. OF NARROW.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-06
Negro Suspect Arrested.

Policeman Blll Thomas and other
officers assisting him In the inycsti.
CATION started after the finding OF
the automobile belonging TO Charles
Parker. Lawton service ear driver.
last night arrested negro they
suspect OF having been implicated
In the assault upon Parker. The
negro. whose name was not known
at the police station or sheriff's of.
flee this morning. has been taken To
Anadarko where charges VIII be
filed against him.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-06
Special Meeting Called.

1t was announced today that a
special meeting Of Circle No. one
of the Presbyterian Guild has been
called for Friday afternoon at 2:3O
o'clock at the home of Mrs. w. s.
Kesler 92S Dakota avenue Business
OF Importance will be transacted and
full attendance is desired, says
the announcement.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-06
Negroes Arrested In Raid.

Six negroes were arretsed last
night in a raid on an alleged gamb-
ling house on Second street. A
deck of cards of S110 were taken
off the table. Those arrested gave
their names as Tommie Johnson,
Varnar Malnar, ]. Potts, Edd Tay-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-06

lor. Henry TIlley and Luther High
tower.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-06

Tho ladies Social Circle OF the
Presbyterian church will meet to.
morrow afternoon at $3.50 at the
home of Mrs. Jacob Nebergal. 4O5
Colorado avenue, officers announced
this morning.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-06

A complaint charging bud Adkins
with assault with a dangerous weap.
ON. was filed today In Justice II. L.
Grigsby's court. The complaint IN
signed by Harvey Mccullough. That
the dangerous weapon was n gun Is
set forth In the complaint.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-06
Byrd Brothers Found Guilty.

A jury in county court this morn
ing found Jack and Jim Byrd, of
Naples, guilty of transporting in
toxicating liquor and assessed their
punishment at $1OO fine and 30 days
in jail. Several other cases are on
the docket for today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-06
DeMolay Work Toniaht.

Work in the DeMolay degree will
be given this evening, beginning at
1880 olock, in the Masonic hall on
Kansas avenue, an official of the
order here announced this morning
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-06

ago, Mrs. Underwood frequently yln.
ited her daughter here during that
time. and she made many iricnds
and acquaInlances.
The Lake County times., 1922-02-15

Th- moot question OF wonlel's right
to keep their own names after marriage
viii lie threshed out in = debate to be
held al the Pennsylvania hotel under
the auspices Of the Lucy Stone league.
the evening Of March 8. The Gebators
viii be Haywood Broun. whose vile
keeps her own name OF Ruth Hale. and
who wiz uphold the right and wisdom
and desirability Of her doing 50. and
Arthur Sorners Roche. who will argue
taat 50 long as . woman takes all OF
mans possessions, peace and patience,
she ought IS take his name along with
them. An open forum viii be held at
the close Of the debate.
One OF the most serious places fl
town these days is table n ware
house at 541 washington street. The
governments annual tasting is or
and is being done around that tab q,
~ earnest men VINO sit and drink ir-
Vulnerable thin white cups os Canton.
ooIong. and lot os other brands 7
never heard Of. They brew their own.
made with altered water. sip i
th0ughtfully alld detect the slightest
OF" taste and the slightest improve
ment ia flavor. They are the men who
keep Us from drinking bad tea and
spoiled tea and painted tea-tea. that
has been contaminated Ia travel or
adulterated with sweepiugs and straw
No tea can be withdrs am from It's
bonded warehouse until the tca-tasterz
of The district are through with Il.
LUCY JEANNE TTECI
The Lake County times., 1922-02-15
DYSPEPSIA IS
OVERCOME IN
A SHORT TINE.
Indianapolis Man Had Suf-
fered Eighteen Years ana
Thought His Case Beyond
Reach.
"Tanlac Has Dcne What I
Thought Was Impossi
ihle," He Declares In Re
markable Statement.

TN tetling more like thirty twe
years ef age than afty-two and i is
ali on account OF the way this Yan-
lac has built nae up" said w Il FeaE
519 West 2sth St, Indianapolis lnf
For eighteen years I never knes
what it was to be free from stomach
trouble and had given up hope e ever
feeling like my ola self again.
aTanlac has done what thought
was Impossible and I'm like new
nlan nov Ny stomach has oeen g
toned Up am eating anything and
everything I want now and not feel
ing the least distress afterwards. The
remarkable thing 70 me IS how much /
have improved II every way. not
only eat better, but I feel, sleep ard
work better than in years.
Tanlac IS sold IN Hammond By sun
ners Pharmacy and In Indiana Harbor
By Central Drug Store and By leadinE 8
drug gists-Adv.
The Lake County times., 1922-02-15

opening their home 70 apout forty
guests. mostly members AZ the young
er married set. ghe rooms ana tables
ware prettny suggestive Of the patron
Saint 81 Hearts and this color scheme
was carried out in the decorations.
Bridge was played. Mrs. Luther Ra-
dolph. MIS-. Grace Rost, VIM. Heinze
and Mrs Condir were awarded besuti-
ful faqors At midnight q delicious
course lunch was served. Dr.. and Mrs.
schiaoIe and Mr and Mrs Gex Condit
OF Gary were out-of-tow'n guests
Misses Helen Newton and Mary
Brown. students ct Northwestern uni
versity have returned TO school after
weekend visit with relatives
John y.ambe-g. who has been asso-
clateI with mis- brother Charles in the
printing business in South Bend, e
spending few weeks il town vita
ais parents
The ~Cad Fashioned school given
az 0Re Masonic Temple by the Won
ans study CLUB Tuesday, was one Of
The Lake County times., 1922-02-15
steam Truck. coks for Fuel.

An English inventor has perfected
steam motor truck, which uses coke
@a- 4Y1al
The Lake County times., 1922-02-15

the cIeverest affairs ever given b. the
club ia was ia the nature ot = cos
tune party depicting the school days
~ thirty years ago. Dinner was
served in diner pals ard clever
program was given b the various
classes. Mrs. II. g. Wheaton mad
charge or Ehe party.
NEW MARRIAGE, LICENSES.
Poncians Tlamierz. Angela Avils-, In
diana Harbor. Henry Wilson, Marry
Gardner. Cary; steve Dolato. Gary,
Mary NJ. P.kaIa, Hobart Arthur X.
BLACK burn stanlia e. Dawson, Gary;
Ben Prciask. sophia Lesniak, East chi
cago. Guy H. Tayes, Sc. Louis Lulu
A. Bailey. Hammond Andrew ,
Hartlerode. Alta X. Hartlerode, Ham
nsond; Howard johnson, Gary, Lottia
Lillian Sluble Rocl- island. Ill
The Lake County times., 1922-02-15

a great 4t14nber OF people are going
d second tine to witness the dining
OF Theodore" proclaimed by critics
all over the country as the most won
derful motion picture ever produced or
SHOWN Ia this country. Arrangements
The Lake County times., 1922-02-15

thought must he imported IN order to
boast aboIt Bat VIC have raised boz
yand that point eoreTcr There is Aow
on exhibition at the Metropolitan rap-
scum in New York. ? gold decorated
service plate valued AT $4,000 doneE.
That would seem good enough for al
most any ordinary citizen. The cost
is largely due to the dne handworz,
tho design being baltlt Up n 24-carat
gold with an infntesimal brush. The
museum plate was made just to show
what could he done n beauty and quail
ity in an american factory. Its mak- r
ers don't expect 50 sell many at that
price But they DO say that their $S'-
ono a. dozen service plates are sale
aa.e.
The Lake County times., 1922-02-15

Two thous.lao runaway g-ris to Ills
metropolis were aided during ths past
year 8y the Travellers Ala Society ~
Tic city. The problem has gro7Tn more
serious this past ycar than ever before
accord tng to : report Just made puoiic
by Miss Virginia Murray. the genera
secretary, because Of Tho extreme
youth Of so rnany os tae girls n ques-
ton. lately the girls have averaged
around fifteen years OF e-se, size said
The Lake County times., 1922-02-15

An eloquent journalist r Florlda- L
doing his best to show appreciation o
our Mayor HyIan z-ho IS yacationins
At palm Beach. n report from there
says that che sunshine OF Mayor Hty
ian's s1nfie IS radlating AL over Pain
Reach ard lighting up the Nile greer
afterglou oc the Florida sunses.
The Lake County times., 1922-02-15

Even i Emil Hohen.hal ascom-
plshes the purpose for which ne has
just sailed for Europe. he vii have
accomplished q tas1 not much greater
thaa is the carry around q his title
Mr.. IIohenthai. who lives III South Nan
chester, Conn. and sailed from New
Yoriz the other day with the sole aim
O. making tfermany dry has this
printed on his business card '2ereath
his name. Most Worthy Patrl2reh o.
Tire National Division, Son OF Temper
an..e. National Secretary Tor Europe -
the prohibition Foundation C North
America"
The Lake County times., 1922-02-15

"gona men said Uncle Eo~a,
''giyes advice because dey has wisdom
10 spare, an some because dev lss ies'
uatcheiiy laxative
The Lake County times., 1922-02-15

when It should finally arrive. Dut nc
heralding and no advance descriptions
could have impaired the Joy OF It nor
TIE novelty. l. completely resists deH-
mite description, IN fact. It IS rare
and beautitui entertainment which
combines all the arts OF the stage.
Roughly speaking It IS akin to %aade-
viIle-but smmeasurably moro thar
that. Zach numaer In itself IS a mini-
ature masterpiece. rhe scenic and
lighting enects. the costuning me
dancing, the singing, and the acfina.
are oil the products cs trae arr and
beyond this the creation cf the acts
themselves IS the work OF geniu9.
Fer anyone who thinks Of all Russian
art as being grim and sad. there IS .
l:-di ant awakening a. the 49th Street
theater.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-12
plays and players

last three weeks. Wanda Hawley.
Milton Stills, Robert Cain, Jacque-
line Logan are featured in the pro-
duction. Soft nights on the desert,
the gay life of Cairo. dark skins
and white, love and intrigue, min
gle in Burning Sands" The pro-
duction is by George Melford and
has the atmosphere and charm Of
1.-THE Chick" which was Mr.. Mel
ford's creation for the screen, but
has an entirely new set of charaC-
tiers and situations.
Mae Murray's Plans.
Rod LaRoquc and Robert Frazier
will have leading roles with Mae
Murray in Coronation. Mae will
be featured in THE French Doll"
following that.
Carpenters Status.
Says Stuart J. Blackton, produc-
er of pictures starring Georges
Carpenter: Il engaged Carpenter
because l believed in his ability as
a screen artist. My faith in him
has been justified by his work in
"A Gypsy Cavalier and the recep-
| ton of his work by critics here in
England. The result of his fight
with Sikh will not affect his future
work with me-"
Betty Blythe's Next.
Betty Blythe has commenced pro-
ductiOn on 1.-THE Darling of the
Rich" Miss Blythe is supported by
a cast of prominent players, includ-
| ing Leslie Austin, who is her lead
ing man; Montague Love, Gladys
Leslie, Julia Swayne Gordon,
Charles Gerard and Jane Jennings.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-12

4 Al attempt to rob the safe Of thu
Illinois Bell Telephone company
Clhces. s2s Eighteenth street., fail
u when the girls operating the
sWitchboArd upstairs heard ~nOiaeF
il the ONCE and sent the night
Waterman to investigate. shortly
after midnight last night.
He frightened away several-he
did not know how Inany-men. who
had been working on the safe. No
damage was done to the safe or
other property. The yeggs made
their escape In an automobile which
had been parked across the street
from the telephone building, and
which is described as being q Hud-
son apparently several years old.
Durirg the rest Of the night the
police department hunted the town
for an outfit answering to the de-
scription given. but although four
arrests were made none Of those
taken into custody was implicated
in the telephone Office affair.
Experienced officers on the force
characterized the manner in which
the burglars handled the safe as a
queer Job" 1t had not been de-
faced or tempered with when the
men were driven away. It had only
been moved over under one of the
large south windows opening onto
IL strip of lawn to the side of the
building.
The steel screen on this window
had been removed and the window
was open. The safe weighs 500
pounds, but 1t is believed that the
Intention was to drop it out Of the
window and crack" it outside.
During the search for the bur-
glars the police, led by Officer Gus.
.tav Kirsch, arrested Will Jones
negro, driving big automobile
which he said belongs to Lawrence
Pedigo, whose driver he claimed tt
be. With Jones was Wheenan, q
white man, who said he was .
printer who had just completed
printing today's extra issue of the
Rock Island News. They were ar
rested at 1850 o'clock this morn
ing.
!. Jones was arrested for speeding
as he was followed down TWEEN
stieth street for eight blocks going
the officers claim. at 65-mile gait
He put up a SIS cash bond to ap
pear on the charge today. Vince
nan W; S held for investigation. HI
was equipped with length o
heavy rope and package contain
ing home brew materials. A black
Jack, otherwise known as sap,
was taken from the automobile
when 1t was searched.
!. At shortly after o'clock tw'
more negroes. young chaps givin,
their names as John Burns ant
Marshall Brown, were arrested OF
Twentieth street two blocks from
the telephone Office. Both were re
leased after brief examination
They also we're connected with tn
Looney publication, having been a
work folding up the papers.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-12

Fort Armstrong-Owen Moore in
Love is an Awful Thing"
Spencer Square-Theodore Rob-
erts in 1.-The Old Homestead"
Capitol-Theodore Roberts in
'The Old Homestead"
Garden-Richard Barthelmess in
"The Bond Boy"
Columbia-Six acts of Orpheum
vaudeville. "
Grand-Grand Players in "Son-
ny"
Coliseum-Oct. 10, Sousa's band.
At the Columbia.
Roscoe Ais, the, eccentric sing
ing and dancing comedian, whose
sliding feet are always a little in
advance of his jazz band, headlines
the new bill opening today at 'the
Columbia. His act, one of the six
Orpheum features to remain
through next Sunday, is called "a
Conglomoration Of Melody and
Jazz" He is again assisted by Kate
Pullman, a dancing coincidence,
who is we'll known to all vaudeville
audiences. In addition to Miss Pull
man the comedian is assisted by
Charles Calvert and a six-piece
jazz band. The entertainment Of
fered by Ails and his company is
Said to set a record for speed and
action. 3
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-12
CHAPLIN GETS INJUNCTION.

Los Angeles, Calf, Oct. H.
Charles Chaplin obtained an in
junction restraining the Western
Productions company from featur-
ing Charles Aplin in Chaplin
makeup"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-12
Spencer Square.

Spencer Square.
The Spencer Square theatre an
nounces the opening Sunday of
Burning Sands" its third consec-
utiye super-special motion picture
production to be offered within the
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-12

These come in plain colors: blue. grey,
reCS and navy; drawstring top; staps at
bottom of legs to hold them snug around
the ankles.
Children's Section-Second Floor.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-11-09
CENTRAL RIDGE NEWS.

M. v. Puckett and family, of Clark
ston, spent the weekend with tn,
boys on the ranch.
Mrs. Frank Senters and children
spent last week at the home of hel
brother John Parsons.
Chas. Coon and family, accompanied
by Mrs. Jim McGee and daughter
Eva, returned Wednesday from a
weeks visit at Lewiston.
Mrs. Fred Coon and small son.
George Donald, returned from Lew
iston Thursday.
Mrs. Ed McGee and daughter, Bar
bara, went to Camas, Wn., Wednes-
day to join Ed, who went about three
weeks ago and secured a job in the
paper mill. They expect to make that
their future home. Mrs. McGee g
mother, Mrs. Tom Smith, and daugh
ter, Eleanor, accompanied her as far
as Charleston, returning Monday.
Lewie Hunter and Milton West re-
turned Tuesday, from q hunting IMP
in the mountains.
Mrs. Jack Rugg and small son, Bill
lie, returned from Peck Tuesday.
Mrs. Eugene Goffnett came down
from Nezperce Sunday and visited at
the Hamilton home until the election
Tuesday. She returned to Nezperce
Tuesday evening.
Wesley Longeteig motored to Clark
ston, Sunday. Billie, who has been
down there the past week, came home
with him Sunday evening.
Neal Elliott came down to his Uncle
Ed Elliott's, Sunday to spend a few
days.
Ned Coins went to Lewiston, Tues
day.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-11-09
Community church.

Sunday promises to be great day
It is the Armistice anniversary in all
churches. A special service will be
held in honor of service men and War
Mothers at 1880, when the under.
signed win preach on "The Cure For
War;" 1t win be consideration Of
the several schemes that have been
devised for the elimination of war
The reason for their failure win be
stated, and the way out of the dilem-
ma win be pointed out. The answer
will probably not be what you expect,
but come out and hear it.
baptismal service win be held in
the morning. Mothers who have
children to be christened win kindly
report in advance to the pastor.
The Bible class conducted by Mrs.
Gibbons, and participated in by ladies
from all churches, is gaining in in
terest and power. Why not come out
next Tuesday afternoon and enjoy an
hour with friends of the Bibles The
union prayer-meeting held at the
church of the Brethren also invites
you to attend. The subject for next
Wednesday evening will be the
twelfth chapter of Acts. The church
Stewards will meet for a few minutes
at the close of the evening service on
Sunday. The, public is invited to at
tend the community chorus, which
meets at the church Tuesday even
ings. instruction in the elements OF
voice culture will be given free Of
charge. John A. Hoffman, Pastor.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-11-09
RETRY WATERMAN.
Supreme Court Reverses Finding
Which Sent Kamiah Banker
to Pen.

The supreme court of the state Of
Idaho yesterday reversed the decision
In the case of the state of Idaho VS.
George H. Waterman, now serving 4
sentence of from one and one-half to
three years in the Idaho state peni-
tentiary at Boise and to pay fine OF
$1,000, and ordered that the defendant
be given new trial.
This news was conveyed to Attorney
Miles s. johnson, of counsel for Wat.
erman, by I. w. Hart, clerk Of the
supreme court. The telegram advised
that the opinion was written by JUS
tiee r. N. Dunn and concurred in by
Chief Justice John C. Rice and JUS
tees Chas- Mccarthy and VIM. Lea.
Judge Bulge was not mentioned in
connection with the opinion in the tel
egram received.
The trial of Waterman took place at
Nezperce in Lewis county last May,
occupying the court IS time for about
two weeks. The defendant was
charged with falsifying his report on
the condition of the Kamiah State
bank when made to the state banking
The specific charge was
based on reports made when several
banks with which Waterman was con-
nected, either in capacity of officer or
failed, this being in May,
1920.
The motion for appeal was prepared
by Attorney johnson 10 be presented
before the term of the supreme court
held in this city last summer, but tho
attorney general of the state had not
time to prepare his brief in
he case, and it came up for hearing
1t the term of the supreme court held
1t Pecatello on September Z, at which
;ime Attorney johnson appeared be-
'ore the court. When the case reached
he supreme court three attorneys rep
'esented Waterman, these being Miles
J. johnson, c. H. Potts and G. d. Iiv
ngston.
c. F. Waterman, father of George
4. Waterman, stated that steps had
llready been taken to furnish bond
or his son 8 release-Lewiston Trib-
ne.