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William Elliott former partner as a
producer with +. Ray Comstock and
Norris Gest. is reported to have fin-
ished his first movie in Paris for
French photoplay company who were
willing 10 stand for some American
methods of directing. They are star
ring Spanish actress Raquel Mellar.
who is said TO be OF the style OF Cleo
de Merode. whom all friends of tho
late King Leopold OF Belgium will re-
call. Elliott has been acting In the
picture, as well as bawling out the
extras through megaphone. He
has taken the company to Agiers. the
favorite stamping ground OF French
film companies whenever they want
TO stir UP the dust OF passion.
The Office assistant stepped into the
office OF .he theatrical manager, inter
rupting the latest Broadway story he
was telling.
THE director for the new play" she
reported, has engaged Miss BIah FOR
the part or the stenographer and for
general understudy. He sent her 10
pick out a hat and a costume. and she
chose an outfit that makes her look
better than any one. even the leading
lady. Is she TO keep the costume?"
Sure" said the manager. "She
can't act worth a whoop. But let her
look good anyhow"
The Forty miners" who closed their
initial Offering at the Punch and JUDY
Theater abruptly last Saturday, are
not expected TO put on another bill, af-
ter having lived through the first one.
This in spite Of the fact that they are
said to have enough skits submitted
by eminent authors to hll large sized
barrel.
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Vincent Serrano is out of the cast of
"At the End of the World" now de-
posted in Chicago. He departed after
the premiere at Stamford, having kept
up with the piece for just one night.
incidentally this play, which is local.
lied in a lighthouse in South America
was seen here several months ago on
the screen under the same name and
as production by Penryn Stanlaws,
with Betty Compson as the woman
who gave the men In the lighthouse
the fldgets. This is another instance
of the stage plucking fruit from the
celluloid, though the piece was pre-
sented in Europe before taking to the
screen here. Sherlock Brown" Bay
ard Veiller's film comedy in which Bert
Lytell appeared, is another similar In
stance, as the story goes that 1t will
now be served before the footlights.
The New York herald., 1922-11-26

Montague Glass and Jules Eckert
Goodman are reported to be writing
another play. different from the POT
ash and Perlmutter" type. for A. H.
Woods. but with Partners Again"
doing SO well and with every prospect
of a warm welcome in Chicago. II is
understood that Glass and Goodman
are not hurrying the new work to pay
any bills.
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cotton. TAKES JUMP
WHEN SHORTS COVER
'ears Absorb Profits in View
Of Unsettled Factors, In
cluding Crop News.

The cotton market yesterday was un-
er the influence of scattered short COW
ring by interests which had sold cotton
the last previous session, prices re-
bvering about 20 to 80 points as a con-
squence, and closing to 22 points net
CHER. Lack of some incentive neces-
Lry to arouse the bigger operators and
ke disposition to watch outside devel-
bments and the weather situation all
nded to keep down the volume Of
ading.
What to-morrow's Government weekly
ather report will show may or may
ot prove a vital factor, but the fact re-
aims that the crop has now reached
,e critical stage where bad news might
svelop without warning. At present
ere seems to be lack of bull leader
|bip. Bears are being helped by con-
nued pressure from the South and un-
Isrtainty as to outside developments.
|utures prices abroad were about as ex-
.scted and spot business continued
Iiiet, less than ~ 1000 bales Of the actual
gain changing hands.
| After q gain of about Y OF cent
pound In the most active positions
here was a little scaiping for profits
! the long side. Selling was well alb
,rbed. The weather map was inter-
|reted as bullish, due to the fact that
exas still needed rain. Little or no
|-eciptation was recorded west of the
Mississippi. although scattered rains
In in the Eastern belt. The export
5ovement was heavier.
| The local spot market was quiet and
'hchanged at 22.20 cents for middling.
HE New Orleans market was unchanged
2R.25 cents a pound, Its sales were
| 2s9 bales
Range OF prices:
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To-day's Radio Program
(Tune to $50 meters J
WIZ. NEWARK CwEsTINGuousE.

WIZ, NEWARK (wEsTINGUoUsEJ
600 r. M.-"Review Of the Iron and Steel
Industries and Their Relation 10 General
Business Conditions" by the Iron Age.
ZOO p. M.--"Animal Stories" by. Florance
Smith Vincent New York Evening Tele-
gram.
1850 p. M.-"Davy Crockett" by Capt
Frank Winch.
$500 Y. M.-Musicai concert. by ]. G, Lyons
Brooklyn. viollnist.
900 p. M.-Mualeal. concert by Frank srim.
nit, costar with Julia Sanderson IN Tan
E,rlne," courtesy Columbia Grafaphone
wwz-SIiSuATrAN twANAMAKER.)
lo 7. M-Brlef song recital BY Edna Bea-
2iio " M.-vic,rola selections from French
34c p. M.--col. George e Harms, local
representative Of United states Veterans
Bureau. viii give short talk on Employ
n tnt OF Rchabilitated Disabled Veterans"
Jean. well known writer OF childrens'
stories and Verse. Subject "a Helpful
Bird"
10 80 +. MA tans<on golf BY John q. An
dcrson. well known expert.
kDKA--PITTsByRCH WESTINGHOUSE
500 p. M-weeky summary of The Iron
Age. careful Crossing Campaign" ad-
dress. +. H. Babcock. Supervisor of safety,
7. and l.. +. Railroad. letter from Farm
and Home. From the Pittsburgh Post
studio.
90 p. M.--"Morc Lecture Hours for the
Women IN the lfome' Miss Sieourney y
Frush. special representative Merchandls-
Ing Department. Westinghouse Electric
nnd Manufacturing Company, East Pitts
iurgb, IA From rittsburgh POST studio.
100 p M.--Miss Helen Denny. soprano.
MISS Mary I. Denny. accompanies. Elmer
c. Hennig. vlolonconO. William T. Hem
Mig. Jr. accompania,. Program. "Le
Rcve" (Coltermanu), Elmer Hcnnlg. "If
Thou Lostst Me- CpcrsorrD. 40. Thou
beloved" (Guck), "Who Wishes the Lit
tie GYPSY" tPaislellol. Niss Helen Denny
Melody" (RubinHtein-Popperl. Swan
tSaint-Saens), Elmer Hfnnlg II Came
with a song" (Lievt Forye). HAY Fields
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Due June I, 1882

and Butterflies" (Dei Reigo). when I
Bring 70 You Colored Toys" (Carpenter).
Nah Lindy Lou" CStricklsnd). Miss Helen
Denny; Romance" (clsrbois). Elmor Hen
rig: 20. Sleep, why Dost Thou Lcnvs
Me7' (HandeD. "Cpen Thy Blue Eyes
(NasseneD. Miss Helen Denny. Note--Niss
Denny Is a favored pupil OF Herbert with-l
ersroon (weli known for his phonograph
records). She has concer;izcd IN New
York Roston and the East.
WyP-FORT WOOD. ~. Y. e. (SIGSAL
CORPS, u. :. A)
$3.50 p. M.-Instructlor IN radio; Ampioo
numbers.
o 100 =. M.-"The Relation OF Radio 20 Air,
craft" BY Mr.. +. T. Byrd OF IN. Aircraft
Construct ION -Transportat Company
90 p. N.--Dsnce program. Selections 70
be announced over the rRdiophon..
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pEKrN TREASURY CLOSES.

PEKrN, July 1s--Minister OF Finance
Tung Kang, to-day closed tho doors OF
the Department Of Finance with tho
that they would remain
closed until funds could be round for
the empty treasury He predicts that
President III Yuan-Hung's adminlstra-
tiol will be unable to weather the pre-
gent criuia
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STATISTICS.
WYOMING OIL REDUCED.

FINLAy. Ohio. July 1s,-The Ohio OIL
ompany to-day announced a reduction
twenty-five cents barrel In the prices
!. six grades OF Wyoming crude OIL New
rices are: Grass Creek, s1.65; Elk
[asin, s1.65; Big Muddy. s1.15; Lance
|reek. sf.s5; Rock Creek. si.25, and
Eule Creek. s1.05.
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BID AND ASKED QUOTATIONS
N. y. STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS

To the following prices accrued interest
is 10 be added:
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT AND MUNICH
PAL BONDS.
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LIVERPOOL.

Spot cotton quiet, at "a points decline:
ddling, 13.2ed. Sales. 6,0Oo; American,
ooo Imports. 5000 American. 1000. Tu-
res opened steady at II 10 22 points de-
points. July, 13.0sd.; October, IL. SD. :
ecenber, 12.37d.; january, f2.27d.: March.
l17d.; May, 12.03d. Manchester--Yarn
ll and easier; cloths dull.
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POULTRY. pREssEp : chIekens : rre.b
LIVE STOCK AND MEAT PRICES.

Common TO prime steers. 100 lbs. .s7ooBfo2 rs
Common to choice bulls. 100 lbs. s.751 $50
Common TO choice cows. 100 lbs. 1907 a. so
Common TO prime veals, 100 lbs. s0Onf2.h0
Common TO prime sheep. 100 lbs $500 GOO
Common TO prime lambs. 100 lbs. 10 000n1450
The New York herald., 1922-07-19

being operated by them In Arkansas
The principal sections of the road on
which service will be stopped under the
order to-day are those between Glen
wood and Hot Springs and between
Nashville and Shawmut.
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TO ABANDON RAILROAD LINE.

WARRINGTON. July 1S.--ReceIvers Of
the Memphis, Dallas and Gulf Railroad
we're authorized to-day by the Inter-
state Commerce Commission to abandon
approximately eighty miles of line now
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PRICE
951z and Interest
Yielding
about $3.50
Due July l. lo47
Denomination
$1,000 $500, 500

The Company agrees to
reimburse the holders OF
Series "a" Bonds, If re-
quested, within sixty days
after payment for the
Pennsylvania Four Mill
Tax. and for the Connect
cut Personal Property Tax
not exceeding four mills
per dollar per annum, and
for the Massachusetts In
come Tax on the interest
not exceeding six per cent
of such interest per an
aurn.
Interest payable January
! and July l, at the Office
of Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Inc, in Chicago or New
York. Interest payable
without deduction for nor
NAL Federal Income Tax
not in excess of 2%. Re-
deemable as a whole or in
part at any time after
June 80, 1882, on thirty
days published notice at
the following prices and
accrued interest: On and
from July !, 1882. to
July !, 1887, at l07Il;
on and from July /, 1887,
to July l., 1912. at los;
on and from July 1, 1912,
to January /. l947. at
l02Iz; and on and from
January !. 1947, at 100.
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Dated June /, 1922

DUTIES, Joseph-M. Blau ct all. 7o1.l5
COIDsTirIN John HI. Durst 1910
HOME ms. CO. 1NC:-W, J. Boss 2o9.s2
HOLOHAN Patrick J. (American
Ship Supply Co.)-E. II. Darling 24s,6l
HAUT. Morris-united Dressed
Beef Co. Of y. Y,....:.....:.,,. eo4.2i
HENRY a. BEvERS, 1NC.-Koel-
guiidins Corp. e. p..........,."..'.... ~ - lo.5s5.s5
People. &c. ..'.................... 10000
&C IT Alien et nj. 500 81
KRONN. Pauline, adnlx.-A. Kronn SOL ~
LEVIN LOUISA Hollander NY. 2S5.50
LYNCH, Edw JIG. c. Harris.a 444.95
MELvEN. Sydney R.-w. c. orton .,o
M AegE STEAM SPECIALITY
CORP. and Alonzo III. Magee-
State Mercantile CO., Inc. 266l6
NORRIS. Norman VIII. Brain
KEssLER. Joseph. Rose Kessier,
Isidore Goldsmith and Harry e.
Kessler-Morris Plan Co. n. Y. 22o,50
and Joseph aoodmsn-same 2es.so
roLLo3cK: Isnatz, Lina Pollock o,o,o
rlCl<EL. Harry and Natha-A.
sAME--E Rubin n........... 1886 2s
O'CONNOR. Mary. Rongetti.... 2i5.20
PouLsoN, Hans-Frederick Loeser
& Co., Inc. .,..................... 3sI 20
PENN, Harry-L Berger. 206.2S
PEARL STREET STORES, INC
RUBIN. Morris and Dora M. a
y. Rubin)-orioe Coax Suit
RAcKLE. Msx-James Martin Corp 2se SO
RosOFF MOTOR TRANsPoRTA-
TIoN Co. INc.-Alhert n. Lee
RUBoN. Anna truth Speciality
Shop)-C. Perlmutter ............ 4721
scHREIBER. Rudolph-irving Ma
SMITH 4 sPiTALNIcK. INC.
Phoenix Woodworking Co. Inc. ]. i,127.ei
srEcIAITY LEATHER GOODS
Cohen and David cohen-A Maich sai As
sTANIsLAus. z. v. stanloy-P.
WALTER MOTORS. iNc.-w. II. ''-
H. Hull & Co. Inc. ........a.,,.. f.3o5.ss
BALvIN. Cha rles w--fTarvard Auto
LiFEeuSRD FEC swiMMrNG BELT 0'
CORP. Stephen Wise-D. Walls
WALKER MOTORS. 'iiNNc.-wv. ii. '''o'
HUH Co. Inc. ............,....,.. 1.so5s3
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
The first name Is that OF the dehtor tho
second that of the creditor. and date when
judgment was filed
NEW YORK COUNTY.
voLz. John-E. u. Hinman; Dec.
PEsKIN. Meiach--c. A. Bum, April
Mannheim, Jacob, and Louis-M.
Malbn; Sept. "a, 1919 .,......... 222bo
sAME--Consoldats ted chandelier Co;
June 4. iOiS, iS,,.,.,...,-,........,' ip4e2
q al; July 5, 1899. ....i,'' -. 800, ,i.e SO
AMERICAN KARDEX CO.-Nor-
man w. Henley Pub. Co; Dec.
I. 1921 ...,.....,...,......,..,. 2.iG.is
TAUZMAN. Max. and Louis
Schwartz-P. Krumholts; March
TO- 1929 Observation-Disclosures. 1,os4s5
BOORAS, John--J. Kenkela Feb.
~. 1929 (revorsed) ................ I 2p3 80
DAVIS. David F.--S, l.. Pakas.
June 3, 1922 cacated) .......... 2,2J0Oa
PEEKSKILL TIEATER, nc, and
Samuel Werthelm--unted Metal
Covered Door & Sash Co. Inc.
April s. 1922 .............,...... t,o77 40
Modisnoi June 40, 1921 ..',...' 4s7ipi
DUNLAP. WIN A-Stevcnson. Inc;
June II, io22 ..,''.....".... sss 2s
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OAK RIDGE NEWS.
TOO Late for Last week.l

(Too Late for Last Week.
Our box supper and program here
Friday night was success. Bro.
George II. Wood auctioned the boxes
off. The total amount was $4,000.
Miss Mary True, who has been
teaching school at Dare school
house spent the weekend at home.
Mr.. s. T.. Brightwell of Spring
Creek school made a short speech
Friday night.
Miss Audie Sanderfur spent the
weekend at her home at Tabler.
There was a large crowd at preach
ing Saturday night.
Robert Smith Of Oak Ridge at
tended the singing convention at
Pocasset Sunday.
w. NJ. Dare and family spent Sun
day with his son, Charlie Dare.
Will Nord and family motored tc
Chickasha Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hardin have come
back to live with their daughter
Mrs. Alma Kitcbins rr
Grandma True is visiting her son,
Eugene True, this week. :
Bro. George Il. Wood and son
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-07
PUBLIC RECORDS
Marriage License

"A. v. Kiefer, age 80. OF Duncan
and Miss Nellie Hire. age "a, of Dun
can.
n. L. smedley, age "a. Of Chick
asho, and Bette james, age 10, Of
Chickasha.
James X. Hartman. age A, OF Yer
den, and Lula b. Scott, age Al, OF
Blanchard. Ceremony performed by
Justice Grigsby.
S. l.. Ferguson, age "a. OF Okla
homa City and Miss Bebe Stephenson
age 20. OF Henryetta. Ceremony per
formed by Justice Grigsby.
Daniel Newton Wilkerson, age 81,
Of Durham, N. G. and Faye Barham
Smith, age 2S, of Chickasha.
In District Court
Nina Griffin VS. II. d. Griffin, suit
for divorce and alimony.
J, w. Williams VS. Charles b. VII.
liams ct al, suit for debt.
"A. Il. Comes VS. Leah D. Bitsche
ct al, foreclosure of mortgage,
w. H.. Horn VS. James Harry Nc,
Clellan ct al, suit for partition OF
land.
Abercombie Grocery company VS.
Amelia Harris, abstract judgement.
John f. Gribi vs. Amelia Harris
abstract of judgement.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-07

tFIrst Published. Nov. Q. 1927
In the County Court In and for Grady
County. Oklahoma.
In the matter OF the Guardianship OF
MERIT Ward Crouch, a minor.
NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that In pur.
suancc Of an order OF the County
Court of Grady County. Oklahoma,
made on tho 9Th day OF January,
1929. In the matter Of the guardian.
ship OF Merritt Ward Crouch. minor.
the undersigned. guardian OF the
estate OF said minor, will sell at pub.
lie auction to the highest bidder for
cash. subject to the confirmation OF
said County Court. on tho 10th day
OF November. 1922. at 0 o'clock n. m.
at the Court House door In Chick
asha. Grady County. Oklahoma, In the
right, title, interest and estate OF
MERIT Ward Crouch. In and to Ger.
tain real estate lying and being In
said county of Grady. Oklahoma, the
following described property. to-wit:
Lots Fifteen (15), Sixteen u6).
Seventeen uO. Eighteen tiS). Nine
teen (l9). Twenty t2O). Twenty-one
t2D. twenty-five (22). Twenty
three (23), Twenty-four t2D, Twenty
five $3.50. Twenty.sIx t26), Twenty
seven (27), Twenty-eight (2sD. In
Block Forty.two (i2). In Sparks First
Addition to the City OF Chickasha,
Grady County, Oklahoma.
Terms OF sale. cash. Bids must
be in writing and may be filed in tho
office of the County Judge In the
County Court.
Dated this End day of November,
1922.
NJ. A. CROUCH.
Canadian
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If STUDENTS or CHICKASHA HI
WERE ELECTORATE, DEMO OUTFIT
WOULD KNOCK OYER BIG VICTORY

For Secretary OF state: snccd
idcm.) 2ss: Newbcrry trep) ~.
For Slate Auditor: childas tdcm)
$50; Blair trep) 81.
For Attorney. Generals; Short
tdcm.) ebs; Andrews trcpJ ST..
For state Treasurer: Shaw tdem.)
e55; Pnge trcp.) s6.
For State School Superintendent;
Nash tdem) 213; Moss rep) 50.
For Examincr ana Inspector;
Parkinson tdem) $50; Short trcp)
90.
For Labor Commissioner; Con
uoly tdcm.) sis; Long trep) si.
ror Commissioner OF Charities
and Corrections. Bassott tdemJ
2sS Barnes tfcp) 81. q 'f
For Insurance G o m m ~ \ oner:
Hardin (dcm.) 2st; Bailey rep~)
ss. ~ i'''''''.'N RI 'e'
For President B9prd OF 'AgrIcul'
tire: whitehurstf ,dem.) 26o;
white frep) 50. 'Ni -
For Corporation commissioncr-
Carter (dcm.) $50; Mcwilllams
lrcp.) SO. W '''' :
For Clerk Supreme court-Frank'
lin (dom) 25i: Stone trep.) 80.
For Chief Mine Inspector; Boyle
ldem.) e57: MalIoy frcp.) 80.
For Judge Criminal Court OF Ap-
peals (dem.) 25o; 'DIckcrscn uep)
50. 'H' ''nN i''ia p ~ go
For Justice Supreme Court: Kane
(dom.) 2s3; OIdficld trcp) 49,
For District Judge 1.-TWO TO be
elected: Linn tdcm) 264; Jones
ldem.) 1886; DIlley trep.) 81.
For congressman, Sixth District:
Thomas tdem) 1858; Gensman
trep) 93.
For State Senator: Johns tdem.)
ESQ: Hart lrep.) 30.
For Representative two TO be
elected: Devils tdem) 23S; Gray
tdem) 2i9; corbin Gep) 93; Fields
lrep.) 90.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-07

(First Published Nov. 4, 1929
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE.
BY virtue of an execution to me
directed and delivered, issued out
of the district court of Grady Coun-
ty, Oklahoma, in an action in said
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-07
TiIden Says VIII
Play Tennis Next
Year Despite Hurt
(By The onlted press.)


philadelphia, NOV. 6.-"I'li be
handicapped next season by the loss
of the upper portion of my middle
right finger, but ] will be able to
play tennis and intend to play ten
mis-" said VIM. big Bill" Tilden
worlds champion, today, when ad-
yised by his physician he would
lose the top OF his infected finger
from the distal joint.
4. I'VE hoped up to yesterday to
save the.sjo of my infected finger,
but IL now seems impossible. How,
ever, It looks as il will have full
use Of my joint, for can get a
little motion in 1t now" s5
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-07

x..-.. 49,. ....tt A. d.
- - ""'on, ''"'os'"s. ~o"'" ~ -
m' next Eo'''no. v.'a"s ''a'.' :
'nc pow'' :" ''e.' '.' ''",' w"
execu'''' were p'se'" |" "' ,.""" "s"''
o. uno m'm poa' ". '"' '"'""
s"h n,sh n'noo'.
IN th' mock e'ee'"n "''a "'".s'
morning NJ tne n'kn 'e"oo, ="
M"',oh reoc''.u W .o'.' """ '""'
rc'"s' " W H'an"''u "'"''., ~
oc".u op'y iDo' 'he '".'.' ''"v "',
efa.'c nchq' was ''''''' " " '"
malor'p' .
M a. sasn' o.'"o,.s .'',, -, .''
nupq'h''n'en' " pun" ..,'. .n..
'ioh' pfo''a 70 pe ,"' .,o'' pas p'pa'",
man on 'n' "'A.'' ." ''ss',es
:" 'o''' wn',' ohp :" W. pe'e.
IN insor OF u" 'ep"'''''" oppo"'"'
u " MOSS
fouth'u' po'''cm ops''..rs "n'
participated IN the election us
cinred thht tne "'ehu'n'p "n'''
ex'S,s oe'~eoh ."y eup'',"''""'"' =.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-07

court. wherein the First State Bank
Of Bradley II plaintiff, and Eagle L.
Hampton Ia defendant, ! VIII. on the
18th day Of November. A. d.. 1899,
at the hour Of II o'clock a. m. Of
said day. at the front door OF the
court house. IN the city OF Chicka'
sha. In the county aforeaaid. offer
at public sale and sell 90 the high
est bidder for cash In hand, tho
following described property. iowlt;
One Nash Roadster automo'
bile Tag No. 237sos.
Said property having been levied
on M the property OF said Eagle l..
Hampton, and taken an execution In
favor OF the said First State Bank
OF Bradley. Oklahoma.
Dated this tth day OF November,
A. d., 1922.
MATT sANKEY.
Sheriff.
By Thos. w. Foreman,
li.4.lOtd Under Sheriff.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-07

made short call at J. A. Jett'n
honie Monday on business. 90
BRO. George n Woods daughter
from Lindsay has been visiting hers
the week end.
In honor Of Bro. George v, Woods
sixticih birthday the Oak Ridge peo'
pie surprised him with d large dinner
on tho ground and singing In the
evening Sunday,
Brother Bond and wife from
Lindsay were at Sunday school and
preaching Sunday.
Dick Hopkins and wife. Make
Herald and wife. from Curly, helped
the Oak Ridge singers sing Sunday
afternoon.
Most all OF tho cotton In this dis
trIct has been picked and more school
children have boen coming TO school
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-07
R. c. MEET POSTPONED.

The regular monthly meeting OF
the Grady county chapter American
Red Cross has been postponed until
next Monday night, Mrs. Bertram
Harris. chapter chairman. announced
this morning. The meeting was
scheduled TO he held this evening
but was postponed on account OF the
recital at the Scotney college.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-07

(First Published Oct. -, ls2z)
NOTICE.
Sealed bids will bo received at the
office Of the City Clerk OF the City
OF Chickasha. Oklahoma. until )
o'clock y. m. Thursday, November
9th. 1899, for the construction OF q
lateral sewer In Sanitary Sewer Dis
trIct No. 90 OF the City OF chlckasha,
Oklahoma.
Bids will bc opened by the Mayor
and City Council In regular session
on 9th day OF November. 1922. In
the Council Chamber OF the City
Hall OF said City.
Plans. specifications and profiles
are now on file In the office OF the
City Clerk.
All bidders shall enclose with
their bids. a certified check. uncon'
ditional, for One Hundred 100000
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-07

Tho City Of chickasha, Oklahoma
reserves tho right to accept any bid
or to reject any and all bids.
Witness my official hand and
seal OF said City this 27th day OF
October. A. d.. 1879.
tscaD ,. n. wELLD0RN.
City cicrk.
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-07
tFIrst Published Oct. Is. isss)

tFirst Published Oct. -, l'sz'l
NOTICE.
Sealed bids will be- received at the
office OF tho Guy Clerk OF the CITY
OF chickasha. Oklahoma, until )
o'clock p. M. Thursday. November
9Th. 1922. for the construction OF a
lateral sewer IN Sanitary Sewer Dis
trict No. 81 OF the City OF chickasha.
Oklahoma.
Bids viii he opened by the Mayor
and City Council In regular session
on 9th day OF November. 1922. In
the Council Chamber OF the City
Hall of said City.
Plans. specifications and profiIes
are now on file In the office OF tho
City Clerk.
All bidders shall enclose with
their bids. a certified check. uncon'
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-07

All those who are indebted to me
please call at Citizens National
bank and settle SANG at once H.
Landers. 23-10t
The Holbrook news., 1922-01-27
CONTRIBUTED

1.-The County Conference in selecting delegates and alternates to the represent atives State Advisory Con- ference shall bear in mind the advisability of giving women voters as nearly as possible equal representa- tion in the State Democratic Advisory Conference.
 Resolved, that at the first opportunity, or at the next organization of the Demo. cratic State Central Commit. tee there shall be appointed or elected a woman as Vice. Chairman"
 In publishing the above the Ne ws wishes to state that Mrs. ThorwalC Larson has been appointed by the Democratic Centra Committee as Chairman o1 the Woman's Organization for Navajo Co.