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ffIpai Bertha svfason irene
IJoyce.8 drs Helen s 3. Harris
u.s. oWns-yYs Rush. principal
EHazsisReeda and RANGES Kelly.
5RacheI-Mrs.A AID dine G. Blake
prtncipat; and Miss Olive Brand
iSa Toward Mason. princi
pal. Mrs. Ora Bates Mason and Dol
! lie JVilmoth. Y
Worthington-L o. Jones, prin-
cipaI, Grace Price, Mrs. frankie
b Haffey and Mrs. Ora Morgan
IEStrCm.
cfpal. Gae Hughes and Eva Rad
baugh
James rk-Esther Fogles prin
F4ipal. Olive Reese and Martha NJ
Johnston.
Miiler-W. E. Pigott. principa.
and Miss GLADYS PIgott. =
Bethlehem lnrice Cakes.
BetheI-Inez Criss.
Davis Ridge Lille Nor
Dudley-Harold Thomas.
Upper Plum Run-Beulah Price
Lower Plum Run - Katherine
i East Run-Ethe1 Durrett.
Harter HflI-Doris L. Parrish.
Mods Run-Lucy Rex.
Festus-Marie Robey.
McCle1lan-Inez Montgomery.
Iron Springs-Anna Book
= Davy's Run - 81 Elizabeth Post
lO'Dell.
Laurel Run-Hugh Brand.
West Monongah--Ge orgiana G
Jackson Brooks.
Chatham Hill BERTHE Kindle
Williams.
Downs-wolive Smith.
Annabel1e-Clara B. Hill Clark
The schools of Robinson and
Hess and the colored schools Of
Carolina and Ida May have not
filled their positions yet.
To Grafton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Hamilton
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Capet. Mrs. r. B
Wor1ey, Mrs. NJ. L. Hartley, Mrs
Burchie Hamilton. Louise Capei
and Agnes and Minna Mcneil mo
tored to Grafton Tuesday where
they attended the Pythian Sisters
picnic at Grafton Park
r To Hold Meeting.
The staff of the Pythian Sisters
lodge will hold a meeting Friday
night.
Serenaded.
Mr. and Mrs. c. D. Davis, newly
weds, were noisfly serenaded by a
party of relatives and friends re
Gently. when they were driven
through town along the road to
Warrington with collection of tin
cars, boilers, wash tubs and the
like. dragging behind.
Birthday Party.
Mrs. Lola Morris gave party
Tuesday evening at her home in
North View in honor OF the thir
teenth birthday of her son Levi
Games were played by way of di.
version Refreshments of ice
cream, cake and lemonade were
served during the evening.
The guest list included Maud
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upon the bed. The instant Miss
brakes footsteps had died away
the detective bent forward:
Mr.. Roger!'' He spoke In a
low. compelling tone. IT am here
to help you. II You realize what
am saying close your right
eye!"
Awave OF EMULATION swept over
him. The eye-lid quivered and
slowly, futtefingly, it closed!
"Good!-Now. sir, I can't take
your message to your~brother for
you, the thing you were about to
tell him when You were over
come, but do you want to see
him2 Can he guess the name you
were trying to speak
Miles waited but the eye stared
unb1inkingly, although a spread
ing moisture had come into it and
the pupil, seemed to enlarge and
darken with the effort at expires
sion.
rs there something you think
can dog
The eye closed, more quickly this
time.
DO you want anything? Is it In
LulS room 85
The lid remained open but the
eye itself moved toward the right
as though striving to see through
the blank wall besid which the bed
had been placed.
& Beyond the wall was the locked
door behind which lay the relics OF
the past in the impotent guardian
ship Of the woman centuries dead.
You mean your storeroom. don t
you, Sir You know that your be-
lodgings in here have been search
ed?-Do you know also that the
lock of your storeroom has been
tempered with ?"
Miles drew a deep breath for at
each question the eye had winked
rapidly and an eager CLINT had shot
across its dulled expanse.
The room has been transacted,
sir. Did you know that?
The eye widened and into 1t
came a look of such utter despair
that Miles obeyed a. sudden inl-
pulse
T found new key in the LOCK
and the door swinging open. The.
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their home near James Fork.
Wednesaay syenin sss:s i
The Misses Edith and MadsS
Clovis Of ST. Ndarys visited Mis-
Hagertya Mt her home In
Main street recentl
Welding Shop Opened.
5: LLOYD Jones. al graduate OF the
Farmingto ton High School, recentlv
opened a welding shop in the Lib
erty Garage on the East Side, Fair
mont - ".
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with your little story before the
right minute you'll queer the whole
thing and we won't any of US &c,
our bit, but it is only right thai
you shahld be on the spot to ap.
pear when tip you of, and we two
can-rake in all, the swag for our.
selves
Sounds fair enough Maize ad.
mitted slowly You've come out
honest. and strike me pink If |
don't think you're on the square
with me-
The arrival or their lunch put a
temporary halt to further discussion
of the subject. but later over the
sweets Miss Maize Gray showed
herself to be a person of quick de-
cision.
I've myde up my mind to put
my money on you, old top!" she an.
nounced. When do you want me
to go to Brooklea and wherein put
up? At the Kings Arms ? Wot prics
a widow named Mrs. Iggins who
keeps to 'er room until she ears
from your"
Continued in Our Next issue.)
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They're playing. a mean trick on
the hippopo Janus, getting her tc
open her mouth for tid.bit, when
there is no tid-bit. However, Lo-
tus. for that's her name, is always
willing to take. a chance, and,
when any Of the trainers with the
AL G. Barnes circus, coming to
Fairmout next Tuesday makes the
gesture OF; tossing her carrot,
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Lotus. largest hippo on earth and
the only performing one opens her
mouth willingly. She generally
wins at that.
Lotus. largest hippo, and Tusko,
the largest elephant on earth, a
foot taller than Jumbo, are fea-
lures of the big show this year.
AS such, they do very well in the
matter of food and lodging.
Lotus will be seen in the gorge
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ous1y new street parade. which has
this year more open dens and
cages in line than have all other
shows combined The 1922 yer.
sion of .Alice in Jungletand," the
fairyland extravaganza opening
the big show, employs in its enact
ment 1900 wild animals and 1,0S0
principals, ballet girls, chorus
girls. contingents from jungle coun
tries and fairy story characters.
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..eslgnesdl2 HOWARD suTHER.LA.N7pt,.
The Senate's Opinion Of Senator
Sutherland

I'm Senate 1oquacityS and
occasionally find member though
gifted but little time debate and
point
Issue all OF that body pursued
such Sutherland
subject that he does
fund of concerning He has always
problems consistent
forth the
There Senator suthi
ings3of Finance,
Mining Committees OF all of which member
being OF the mem
Capper.
Weekly Ss ssss
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-07-27

s9ssSS00Iynu90sEk5E0H s0uI9s LAST lSSuoy
s.TrfedS 10 catch the spirit kettle
WIEN ff1etab1e tilted and the
D1axfngsa1coho14ra ran up my sleeve!'
ELECTROMAGNETIC spite of himself and,
selzinE& agservfette,& he wrapped it
shout his injured arm. :. Don t put
sfter about with that STUFF like an
Verge GOOD. sir 81 81
Whensathds was accomplished
MILES sought Scottie and found the
EIatterschnck1ing TO himself.
the Joke? Did you see
Miss gF5awks armed Tor conquest?,,
did mot Scottfe still smiled
proad1y I'm thinking of the
slmarch the young people hava
Stolen on 8; their families. Dick
&SbroMght the girl back as he prom
Nised 4 but she's not Miss patricia
they bundled old Higgs
Spns the running board and made
fors the minister's house before
they left sEreedal and it is young
q Mrs Kemp who has come home y
I'm glad of IT, Miles said af-
ssSa4ThereS comes Roger Drake up
thesdriye8from the gate" he con-
sstinued Ties sick man and no
amistake i,,s,s
sTheSscie twas walking more
staadiI y3 than VIII en- he had left the
sfouse but slowly, and he paused
steps to rest.
ss.sExcuses me, sir, but may help
lou 2,ss Miles asked as he hurried
i0rward .ss..I saw YOU coming and
that you might perhaps
litt1efw weak still .
Miles became aware Of the ex-
inward agitation of the
Isman.
sa:Rogerslea ned his weight heavily
upon he youn ger man, Wh0 could
feel theSth fins gers scloislng atbut
g hfss elbow like hands of steel. E,he
scfentistR summoned his remaining
Sstrength o&negotlat the steps of
1.-THE Eyeranda sand Hobart Drake
sShimse1f SopenedS the front door.
sSssassss-Whatisgthis2n he exclaimed as
sheshastened to support his brother
ION StheS other side.
5SstHobarti,, With unexpected
ssyigorg theEweak man thrust them
asEd eSwithS a4sweeping gesture of
This long arms and stood erect
have found out who It
sis! ssI kno v = & know the-the ne
mesis - !, ., sss3s
sHis voice had tl1ickenedr oddly
9ing#cry as he wayered and then
Z Suddenly pitched forward on his
Miss brakes startled exclama-
sesSttionSf romSth he staircase was lost IL
MHobardssSsharp command
ID JONI 3trys to lift him, William;
turn hi Great heavens!
stroke -
sss The body turned rigidly be-
their hands and Roger
snFake5lay staring widely up at
the sling theE1eft side OF his face
StWistedaintosa.h ideousIy grotesque
smask, thesarm crooked and leg
adrawn8upsinga manner there could
Esbeano Installing.
Miss brakes swept down to kneel
ssbeside Shfm, utsSAndrew brushed
cher roughly aside and descended
In recklesssl leaps 53:5s3
1T paralysis, Hobart Shall
saIsphone II thu doctor2 Can he
speak His rudd face had paled
sand his voice was grave and shak-
sssrhe& doctor, by all means, as
squickly assyouscansg et.him here!"
sHobartsresponded.
For all was excitement
Will esthek sstricken man was car
$riedS to his room and placed IN
abed. Carter admitted the physi-
the ID elective was able to
SeatchSsnatchessofshis phrases
s:ssss Ia these + cases, nothing
Possfb1ySinzasd day or SO, possibly in
Stem, SunIess OF course, another
stroke absolut tie quiet and
9lookEin again tonight
Hobart8had$es himself
las nurse and although Miss Drake
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lSd6oEC 1StNn1de1 esn.ss4- s..va

demurred, she was for once over
ruled and only permitted to take
his place while her brother des-
cended to snatch a hasty bite In
the dining room. Miles lowered
about in the hall just outside the
sick room, beset with the question
which haunted his mind.
While he pondered, Miss Drake
appeared suddenly in the doorway
and seeing him, beckoned.
William, must go downstairs
for a moment. Will you come in
and sit beside Mr.. Roger?"
Secretly thanking his lucky
stars that he had been at hand .
Miles entered and seated himself
beside the still form outstretched
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-20

When Rockne says he h not wcr.
ried, Il means something and when
he goes out and books games with
Nebraska, tho Army and Indiana
and runs after Iowa for another
game. Il means more.
Prominent among the thirteen
that will leave the university IN
June are Kiley and Anderson. the
great pair OF flankerR, and Johnny
Mohardt the brilliant p~ass.throwInl
back. Mohardt Is going TO Harvard
TO study medicine but he will not
be eligible for participation In var.
sity athletics.
Rocken probably will build his
backfIeld around Gus Dcsch. the
worlds champion hurdler and one OF
tho fastest running backs ever seen
on the grIdIron. and Paul Cashier.
the ambldcxtrous passed two.footcd
kicker and brilliant open field run.
ner.
When the Notre Dame team came
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-20
To Open Store at Duncan.

]. A. Bone. proprietor of La vogu,
was a business visitor In Duncan
yesterday completing arrangements
for the new store which he Is pre-.
pairing to open there. The Duncan
store will be known as ia Vogue"
and will be modelled as Mr.. Bones
C~hickasha store. It will carry a
complete line Of ladies' ready-to-
wear goods. and Mr.. Bone plans TO
make 1t n OF the most attractive
specially shops in this part OF the
state. 1t is expected that the Dun
can store will be ready for business
some time between Feb. Is and
March l, the date to be determined
by time required to get goods de-
livered from the eastern markets.
Mr.. Bone will devote a part of his
time to his Duncan store but will
continue his personal management
Of his business in Chickasha.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-20
FRENCH TRADE WITH
RUSSIA STILL SMALL
ny John nE GANpT.

United Press Staff Correspondent
Paris. Jan. 2o.-England has
bought six million pounds sterling
worth OF Russian products through
the Soviet Cooperative Society
since the beginning OF 1921. During
the same period. Germany has puf-
chased six billion 3 marks worth
through the commlsariat OF Foreign
Trade. This has been made known
In Paris by Ivan skobeeff. ex.mInis.
ter OF the Russian proyisory Govern.
ment. now agent In France for the
Soviet Cooperative Society.
As regards business with France.
Skobelen said very little has been
done mostly on account OF the lack
Of necessary technical conditions.
The largest part OF the dealings
was done indirectly. either IN couh.
tries bordering Russia or In ScandI.
navia, or even through foreign
firms. However. recently n fairly
important bargain was concluded fof
the direct sale OF automobile nc.
t~essories, especially tires. Other or.
ders have been received and are
being attended to.
"Russia's foreign trade. pointed
out Skebeleff. has been remarkably
developing In the past months.
thanks chiefly to the nev economic
policy and since some commercial
accords were concluded by the
Sovicts. or course. Russia began
by imp%orting-it Is normal for n
ruined industrial organization which
Dust before everything get means
OF production from the outside. in
Guiding foodstuff, but expectation
has also started. The total exports
TO England for the first eleven
months of this year through the
Cooperative. have reached 100000
pounds sterling, whereof $4,000
worth Of timber, 1872 900 of naptha
products. 100000 OF manganese min.
eral, 10000 Of copper and 5000
worth Of furs.
zone may expect quite shortly. a
large increase in the expectation of
tie following: Timber, naptha pro.
ducts, manganese minerals from Nj
kopol, amianth, graphite, furs, linen
and various others.
"If the political situation becomes
more favorable, the exchanges be
tween the big countries and Russia
will become very active, especially
with France where there are so
many kinds of goods necessary to
that cannot be found else.
where.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-20
ROCKNE IS o
WORRIED OVER
HIS ~ ELEVEN
BY HENRY L. FARRELL

UNITED Press Staff Corrcspondent.)
New York. Jan. 20.--Ioss OF thIr-
teen first-string PLAYERS would sug.
gcst bankruptcy as a way out for
most football coaches.
II not desperate. the situation ut
least would be regarded as critical.
Knute Rockne. Notre Danes mir
acle" man. Is not even pickering "a
brow over this plight.
"we1l be there with another win.
ner next year." Rockne said at tho
recent meeting OF football coaches
here.
After a glimpse at Rockne's rec.
ord. his outward calm cannot be
taken as an assumption of bravado.
When the great George Gipp died
after the 1920 season. the sages pro-
nounced-"rhere goes Notre Dame"
But the HOLSTERS came cast last
year with an even greater team. one
that was pronounced the finest
rel around the Atlantic seaboard.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-20
PORTER At 20;
NOW POSSESSES WEALTH

Cincinnati. o.. Jan. 2o.-Twcnty.
four years ago. at the age OF 10.
n saloon porter. Today, nj 40. 70.
tired with n fortune OF more than
half a million dollars.
This Is a bit OF the Interesting life
history Of julius payton. who has
just disposed OF his chain OF several
restaurants 10 take life easy. Four
brothers who. worked for him Ms
walters have acquired the eating
houses.
Trouble with a lot OF people Ia
that they never know when they
have enough" Payton saya. "rhey
work and accumulate until long past
middle age" he argues. "Then when
they are ready to quit, they are too
old to enjoy the harvest"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-20
U. 5. HERO SLEEPS BY
HIS CHINESE FATHER

San Francisco. Jan. so.-chea
Chang.Sen. Chinese by parentago.
but a soldier In the American Army
when &c died. sleeps with HIS ancca'
tors outside the South Gate Of Can
ton, China.
And by order Of the United States
War Department he has fruit cake
IN his coffin 40 he won't get hungry.
Chen was killed fighting In France
His father. Chen Single. wrote 20
the War Department and asked that
his sons body might be returned 10
Canton. TO sleep with the ancestors
q tse Chen family. The War depart.
ment listened TO the plea Of the
father and directed that whatever
the old man asked he should re-.
ceIyc.
SO the body OF Chen Chang.Sen
was brought from France TO New
York. where Il was met by the
father.
"It's a long journey back TO China
and then a long way more to the
place where our forefathers sleep
said tie elder Chen. And according
to Chinese custom. he asked that
cake and other goodies be placed
In the casket "lcst the hoy be hun.
cry" The request was OFFICIALLY
granted and the dead boys body
went on It's way to China.
On top OF the casket are two in.
s%criptions, n In Chinese and the
other In American. They were writ
ten by the father and both say:
"This soldier named Chen Chang
Sen. also named Iutso. another name
Sze-Too-Sun. His home Is Jia ri
Chuen. outside OF South Gate. Tai
Sen Shen (Shin Ling Canton.
China"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-20

east last fall nesch and Cashier
were rated as substitutes. After the
brand OF football they. showed
against Rutgers. the critics said
Great gosh. II tscy are substitutes.
what a the rcgulars dos"
Cashier throwa with either eand
aud Licks with either foot. lie -
q great punler and a sharpshooser
II drop.hlcking. Rockne expects t.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-20

Moman II. Shepard. president:
Porter Henegar. secretary: DIR. l..
Il. Emanuel, district trustee OF the
kiwanis club OF Chickasha repre-.
sented the local club at the char.
ter presentation night banquet given
by the Kiwanis club OF Lawton IN
the Midland hotel In Lawton last
night. Each Of the local delegates
made short talks to the 100 Klwan.
ians and the ladies who we're pres.
ent. They returned to Chickasha
this morning.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-20
SHORT
OF THE TOWN


When arraIgnod In county court
yesterday, Sid Tryon. negro. plead.
ed guilty to a charge OF selling In
toxicating liquor and was sentenced
TO pay a fine OF 5000 and court
costs and serve 30 days In the
county jail. lie was arrested sew.
erai days ago.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-20

build a hewlldcring attack around
thia star trlpletheater.
The 1922 eleven probably will b.
composed Of this years substitutes
hut subs hold good for nearly every
second firlng man. Roekne shot m
during the Army and Rutgers
games.
SO wonder they arentt ~puriurbcd
at Notre Dame,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-20

Professional women's club will not
hold the social meeting planned for
this evening Mt the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. oatlcy Anderson. II was an.
nouneed this afternoon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-20

Authorities have no clue OF Big.
boy crabtree Bill High and Bob An.
orews. three prisoners who recently
escaped from tho county convict
road gang. All were serving sentcn.
ces imposed some time ago.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-20
Leases New Quarters.

Tom Cheney, second hand furni.
ture dealer, announced today that
he has leased the store room at 206
C%hickasha avenue, formerly occupied
by the Hensley-Erickson Tire COM
pany. He expects to open a second
hand store there about February 1.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-20

Banditry Is rampant in the Crimea.
which has been completely devas-
tated by the wars and domestic
strife.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-20

The new superdreadnought Wash
ington has four $500 electric pro-
pelling motors.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-20

Social Meeting Postponed.
Because Of the critical illness of
F. A. Bledsoe, 142. Idaho avenue.
brother of DR.. Martha Bledsoe, presi-
dent of the club, the Business and
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-13
ORDER OF HEARING PETITION TO
APPROVEV CONVEYANCE OF
INHERITED LANDS


State OF Oklahoma, Johnston County,
In County Court.
In The Matter OF the CONVEYANCE OF
Inherited Lands OF Harvey peterr, full
blood Chickasaw Indian
Now on this 2nd day OF March. 1922.
Harvey Peter having filed petition for
the approval Of the conveyance OF the
interest OF said petitioner by Inheritance
belonging to Joseph Peter. deceased, at
the time Of his death. described In said
petition. as follows:
Lot l, and the SEA or NET. and NEt
OF NEA OF SEA, and SEA OF NEh OF
SEA. and South 20 acres OF Lot 2. and
SWh Of NEL and NWA OF SCI. and
NEA OF NEh Of SEA OF Section 3.
township South. and Range | Fast
situated in Carter County, Oklahoma
II Is therefore ordered that the said
petition be and the same Is hereby set
for hearing on the 20th day OF March,
1879. ut 10 O'Clock a. m. at which lime
all persons interested in said Estate are
required TO appear and show cause. IL
any they have. why an order should not
be granted. approving the conveyance OF
the interest OF said petitioner In said
land to the person and for the consider
alton mentioned in the said petition.
IL is further ordered that a copy OF
this order be published for two success
I've weeks in some newspaper Of general
circulation III Carter County, Oklahoma.
and that copy hereof be furnished "a
Probate Attorney. Ardmore, Oklahoma
tSeaD c. NJ. CROWELl.
'5-- County Judge