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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-23
Fine Points In English.


Tho man had Just informed the
Pullman agent that he wanted a
Pullman berth.
Upper or Iower9" asked the
agent,
Whats the dlfierneo7e asked the
n.sn.
"A Difference Of rny cents IN this
cnac.' rcpllod The agent. 4Tho lower
10 higher than tho upper. The higher
price Is for tho lower. II you want 4
lower yon1i have to 30 higher We
sen the upper lower than. the iowor.
IN other words. tao higher the lower
Most people don't Ike The upper,
although it ~ lower ON account "
is being higher. when you occupy
an upper you have TO set up 70 30
10 bed and get down when YOU get
up. You can have the lower n yoa
pay higher. Tho upper 10 lower than
the lower because II is higher. II
yen are willing to 80 higher. II viii
be lower"
But the poor man had faiuted'-
The Epworth Herald.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-23

him. but that was ~, and he wna
well aware OF the fncl. Ono esonlac
90 grow somewhat tender and n
last said: "You are sers rich. arenf
you. iIcIenf"
Eyes. Tom.' replied the clrl frank
lyi = am worth about $1,000 oeo."
"Wm you marry me-, HcIong'
"Oh. no. Tom. I couldn't"
= knew you wouldn't"
Then why dld you ask me7"
''Oh. just wanted 10 Q how a
nam lells whom be lo,ul two mil
lion"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-23
UNION GIVES TO FUND.

Chicago. Jan. ga contribution
Of tl.ooo 10 the Woodrow Wilson
four iatlon fund has been sent 20
Hamilton Holt. chairman Of the
fund, together with a resolution con
%lnlnlng the endorsement Of the shop
crafts union. Il was announced by
the railway employees OF the Aperl'
ca Federation Or rAbof-tcdpy.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-23
NOTICE TO rHs PUBLIC.

Notice h hereby given that the
Gumbo Pits Q Lyle IN Grady
County have been leased as a fish
and game preserve by the Chick.
nfha Rod and Gun Club, Inc. and
any one hunting or fishing on
sane WIN be prosecuted for tress'
passing.
cblckasha Rod and Gun Club, Inc.
1915,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-23

DR.. A. y. Leeds hau grounds Tor .
blk damage suit against tho Daily
ohlahomsn. Tho pcsky paper didn't
mention the monstrous speech
which he made at the Rotary meet
ing at Pauls Valley.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-23

Count Rutunoii. great grandson OF
tho general who burned Moscow
thereby Debating Napolcan's Rus
sian campaign was recently glvcn
nee shelter at the American Coli
cnb IA consiantlnoplc.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-23

but the oklahoman isn't the only
sheet that Is due for trouble. Jim
Montgomery Is as mad rs a wet hen
because tho Express didn't print his
picture when he came prominently
into the public eye by being elected
president Of the Loyal Fans.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-23
NOTICE or rausrss's sAts'

Under assignment as Trustee. !
viii sell the entire stock OF xro.
eerIes. dry goods and fixtures OF
the store Of W. n. HARRISON 4
Son. Norge. Oklahoma. on Monday.
January card at 900 p. m.
I reserve the right TO accept or
reject any OF all bids.
This stock Of merchandise In
voices n total OF approximately
s2soo.oo.
c. D. HANNA, Trustee.
Chickasha. Oklahoma. i2'iot.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-23

IN sci respect. Il would seem That
the least the Chickaaha doctor can
do IL 10 stop the paper" This Is
the generally accepted etiquette In
suoi cases.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-23
AMERICANISM CREED.

II believe in the United States Of America and the prin-
ciplcs Of freedom, justice, equality and humanity upon which Il
was founded and for which American patriots have given their
lives and fortunes.
IL believe il is my duty towards my country to love il; to
support its constitution; 20 obey its laws; to respect its flag;
and to defend il against all enemies"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-23

The hest score hasn't been made ye',
The beat song hasn't been sung.
The host tune hhAn't been played yet,
Cheer up, for the world 70 younsl
ncrton Dralcy.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-23

As a matter Of fact. not many
men nowadays wear out the knees
Of their trousers because they are
leryeni In prayer.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-23

Note the date, Mr.. Booster: semi
annual meeting of members Of the
Chamber of Commerce II week
from tonight. Plan to be there.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-23

Harry Ashton OF Oklahoma City,
visited friends In chIchaaha Sunday
afternoon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-23

|0rre.ss gnnafo viii lcaol a man
uomtthns N no will cam"-plck'
ems.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-23

Ada Freeney Of Ada. visited
friends here Sunday.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-23

If you are superstitious just add up 5-5-3 and maybe you can
account for lapan's objection to it-New York Morning Telegraph.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-23

A writer saws nine-tentfs % the people know how to drive
a car. Evidently he hasn't studied the police court records
Mansfield News.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-23

In return for independence China ought to be willing to sur
render the laundry privilege III the United States.-Portsnouth
Times.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-23

Geo. Thomas. mayor Of Norge.
should call his chief of police on
the carpet and give him the dickens
for letting burgs operate in that
busy town.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-23

And if Ulster decides not to accept, will there be two Orange
Free States on the map Of the w~orld?-kansas City Star.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-23

We suppose therc are a few men
m the world. who are smart enough
to know how TO handle the table
tools properly when they are invited
to a swell dinner. but II obserya
ton is that most Of the male tribe
make a mess OF manipulating the
mass OF machinery which is pro
yided on such occasions.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-23

If Duffy in the Gaelic language becomes Dhubhthagh, what
would Lake Muchelookmeguntc look like in Gaeic?-New York
Evening Post.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-23
IF WE CANCEL LOANS TO ALLIES

With the talk of cancellation OF Our loans to the allies there
is a large class Of citizens who have not been heard fronl-the
means the money due from other governments to Uncle Sam,
with which he planned to pay these holders OF Liberty Bonds,
disappears. But such disappearance would not IN the least relieve
Uncle Sam from his obligation. He has literally given his bond to
the people who loaned him money, and he is paying them interest
on that loan. Though his principal were wiped out, as 1t would be-
by such cancellation, he would have to raise the money to meet
the bonds when they mature just the same. .
How would he do it? He has only one way, by taxation. He'd
have to 90 to the people, who pay the taxes which furnish the gov
eminent with funds and say: Here have given up my clam on
other nations and need S11O00O00O0 or SO to pay you what
owe YOU. To get this ] must tax you. At your order my claims
were cancelled, but am only your representative. You wanted
them cancelled, and now must take IRON the Peters, VINO are the
taxpayers to pay the Pauls, who are b~ondholders. Some OF you
are both Peters and Pauls; you are both citizens and bondholders
You Pauls must pay your taxes to pay yourselves the loans. 1T
IS a matter Of business. owe you the money and mean to
pay it, and had tie funds due me to pay it, but you said cancel
the obligations for these funds. obeyed. Now shall nave 70
make you pay it to yourselves
That is an aspect Of the cancellation proposal lost sight Of
when there is talk Of the inspiration and moral enthusiasm
which such cancellation would create. 1t might, but certain it is
that it would create necessity of raising each year by taxes, some
500 a person, estimating the amount at SllOOOO00O. III addi-
ton to that now raised. That means an average of $500 a year
tackled on to the expense bill Of each family, at a time when there
isn't the flush Of war prosperity there MASSACHUSETTS leiegram.
If Duffy in the Gaelic language becomes Dhubhthaigh, what
would Lake Muchelookmeguntic look like in Gaelic?-New York
Evening Post.
A writer SAYS ninetenths % the people know how to drive
a car. Evidently he hasn't studied the police court records
Mansfield News.
In return for independence China ought to be willing to sur
render the laundry privilege III the United States.-Portsnoutt
Times.
If you are superstitious just add up 5-5-3 and maybe you car
account for Japan's objection to it-New York Morning Telegraph
And if Ulster decides not to accept, will there be two Orang'
Free States on the map OF the worid?-Aansas City Star.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-23

81 Simp says he notices that his
soup is never as hot after IL coois
off.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-23

It Is amazing how many times you
can have your feelings hurt II you
constantly expecting somebody to
slight you.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-21
OFFICERS UNCOVER
UNIQUE BREWERY

w>e aid the. was nothing new
rndr the sun:
Nh-. irst asst night -ait!nE ra-'y
ro~,roseG OF Fedora, P-oh'9.'aQ on
Cog Tom A--'nStoa. Abr: NASA.s.r'..
ia, Miller Fred W-:.L.~-c-: 4>L Gen-s"
10 ..ers discovered cc- - 80 Nos:
N"iTua ait:aE p,a"s> :cc a rr'"'a''i-e
Il sci:,srv ."e- roGrd N tbs ,:r'@:;-.
Nhr" re" -R,fed - Ea-,Se Owned -
'"1-,. r. sp.n;er. O. 'irsud' .e~ SEQ
-" cen |e"eat hand rr.'.:; .'r-e;s
S"eop:cS down G2o@ ;hts S@'o d"7',
20 or!"ers ~lth me az % S;:7,e".
a"t.4 investigating the :',e-'cr c, ;&e
} "a. aaf II hat :hey 49,. :koGKh. vas
h..t an :Gcoce7: Cu3Aor", I'D ~
Hee,.Satlon 20 "a s.cye, entrance
''j.'s cupboard vas o. rolls ARD wee.
] I'd ont disclosed a se".e' e"trcrce
t:.to he room. where the ra-.y DIS
%, ered eusn:!t! q 4aucr. Tho rcc"'
"a, tu'.c "ate- ne street III. men
ro.nd t0o quarts a-d sx r'H;s q, %o'ra
l.s1 &c gallo, {, colo~-t 'roo~SA!-s
"a des,rc".t e,G%: cct-.sa''c7 ea--e,s
t-G eight zen Esi:o7 kegs They wern
rS.tR.s 20 and a 80. although tne-e
va, no. place and c:he. eQu!7ne"t
- ne ooerat'ca q! a So, IN ;he -oop.
rs. cc:csrs a.. &c N. cp:-ior ;ss' -
-, 7ad Seen borrowed - re!Shoor
c)r ~. e,er'7S.
S7:7,ey We arrested a-c WI, 81 ger
n Nc>r.-S V's"':i - Ray. 'sT Ia,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-21

e7r,-r ,aeari,,, =, rs no.r. hsr.'
~ = lin-'''on. 80 = On the so "st
- s."'vlr ,r,o:nv''E
Mss IHs!" .n:r,;. ~ho attends IN.
" "u'sr.rG &ich ..,,oc. .rcnt ,-r,-al
."ye ~ }c- .:""ln l,r"
NH"~. E"'iv n,ahn Is mcek,r trip 10
H.;;NhTrEa T." pat wccE.
Attorney :. = .i;:.." and son. re-
'H''''l - to" ION" u. Youngstown. o..
Sat .rdH? arlnr 4 s.su"' vie!t With his
sister. Niss Atta Stra:n
WIZ N"""". ~ ja"ns"rhurg. was .
:s'iur :: town Tucsdsy
Mr.. : T. fisher - o7 tie Erk list.
ls'.c .h~r4,caaI - 'r%'ch fever.
L. NI":'l. cr %-'~ Mart'rsvtlis ~ss
v'"''rr' - town i number Of tins the
mast week.
l. II Ec!'. Q: "'ar!rsto', @. .n.n,
Ta"Sda - hts ,''aco w'u Mr.. and Mrs.
=. Fl. FU3rds and family.
Ms fto~:c7 Nictles spent several days
IS rc-se i ~" W-:zel county hospital
Q: New Na"t.rai -" tho past wcek.
Ths '9cr,ae"s u: n" Straight Line
Lass ~ 'hc " r SunGa, school wer.
srtHr'a''..d Saturday evening hy Mrs r:
- Be""t. a, her hops N honor ~ hon
,auE':cr. Mira. nor@,h GiFt. \ rcrert
bride. v'.a 'e rrcrl3r? ~ the class :
-l!E"r.la reoris shove" vas rendered her
and the c""riaS va. spont IN q social
va! ard 'a:r: n tempting luncheon Was
served IVY the hoSte--
Mrs Ben Jonr, and daughter. Of Bell
a're. .. arc visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Henthurne.
Re-. St!ne. Of New Nart!rs"ili. a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-21

in the N. z. church sundar morning.
''Fro'. Pe7p." pla: IN three acts.
n waiter Rem Hare. irtI1 be presented
b.: TIC Hannibal high school on Frida :;
+rd Ssturda" evenings. April a. and g..
H. tho s'hcol auditorium Regular re.
hearsa.s have been held directed By the
teachers and it promises 10 be 4 sue
rcsSful affair.
Mss Ola Sypher Of wheeling, was
ral!cd here b. tho illness Of her sister,
Mrs. Sam fisher.
The Ladies' Ar met with Mrs. Br1dy
Su;cr OF Thursday afternoon.
\ field NEE; D. tho high school sDd
tie eighth grades Of Ohio township, will
l." held az this place Friday. In ths
forenoon there will be speeches b. y.
u. Stewart and f.. -. FeiocS. OF Woods
field. community singing. races, &C.. b.
TIE schools and 4 BASKET dinner will pa
served and in the afternoon there will
be pa se5all sAme by the C1arington
and Hannibal high school teams on II.
local grounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-21
ADDITIONAL TAXES
Mellon Forecasts Extra Levy As Re.
IuIt Of Oehcis o. More Thtn
$35O.oCo.C coo for 1923.

Washington. y. c., Ap:tl 90. Lev
lug O. additional axes probably Will
be necessary a. mae. ire deficit %
mo-e than $3.50 .nn" oon forecast Co
Ire fiscal vcar o. 1923 b. Secretary
Mellon, |, VAS SAL today a. ,be ,rcas
TRY.
iCsA seccIs,s % re .reasur a..
ip7<-E 70 eIP~r:-d dea"tc sd 10, nc
,n-s'ie-at'on re, had heen s--.o -
lars GO ree:'Hs :-e ak OF eu7d< %'lt
"a. z was sppsrea: 'hs d.7''t -ol,d
"-oH.5ly h.vs " - ra'sst BY AIat'oa
- tie "Toveromcn: IA &C. 5e,s Az.
lth,cT - Asn.-
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-23

established approximately 100 expert
Mental farms in Nebraska. Iowa and
soulh Dakota These farms are
being operated under supervision OF
the dealers who are selling feFdson
tractors,
AZ $50 q. n the Ford dealers as
semhlei At the Ford plant TO listen
10 Mr., Cooper OF the Hempy Cooper
Manufacturing company. manuiae'
tuTsTs OF special shop equipment tor
Ford car. and fordson tractors,
From there the entire organization
went Ia the headquarters OF the
Oliver Chilled Plow company. where
L, 4. Bacon OF the Oliver company.
who i recognized authority on
soils, gave the dealers a very eompre.
hensive survey OF scientific farming,
Among the other speakers OF the
day were Fred Dsubs OF the Ameri-
can Seeding Machine company.
manufacturers OF the Amseo eulti-
vator, which is designed to be op-
Grated By one man, Mr.. Parrott.
district manager OF the Oliver Chill
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-23
Auto Business
Shows Increase.
Asserts Dealer
Overland Sales Here in Last
Three Months Exceed
Total for Last
Year.

There Is . current opinion on The
automobile row that the automobile
business Is coming hack very strong
Among those who share this oplnlon
is W, w. Fast. manager Of the Oma-
hs hfs.eh oi Willy,.Oyeflsnd. ine,
Mr. Fast feels that !. dealer Who II
not selling automobiles today = re-
.pnnsihle enlirsly for his condition
and tha, merchants and farmers
alike arc ready 10 buy IN almost
every section. In suppof, OF this
contention Mr. fas, points 10 the
iaet ,ha, during the past three
months the total sales Of the Omaha
branch have exceeded sales during
the entire preceding year.
Mr.. Fast further states that the de-
msnd has 70 far exceeded his eN'
pecia,ions ,ha, 4, i impossible for
The branch TO make deliveries to-
"a. on Willvs.knighl touring cars.
eoupes or roadsieFs. and on Overland
eounes and roAdstefs. The supply
OF these models has been completely
sold. However. material and labor
conditions will permit the factories
10 catch up with back orders III a
mreh wore satisfactory way.
Mr.. Fast called attention TO a city
in q neighboring state where the
automobile fraternity as a whole had
accepted the belei that condition..
were very poor. A dealer who had
no knowledge OF conditions in the
particular town was induced to take
over the contract and in less than
three months had sold 81 auto
mobiles. Indications noin, TO an in
ereasi"s business during the balance
OF 1922.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-23
Firm Head
Optimistic Over
Trade Outlook
Economies and Rise in Food.
stuff Prices Giving Farmers
More Buying Power,
Says Willys.

John \, Willys arrived in Toledo
this week. after lTD0o.mile trip.
during which he has visited prae.
tieally all OF the large branches and
distributors OF the Willys.Oyerland
company west OF Chicago. lie eS-
pressed optimism over the imme-
date prospects OF business.
when ! started on this trip,
said Mr.. WHY'S. Il was aware that
extraordinary economies had been
bfough, abou, during the pas, yeai
in the manufacturing end OF the
automobile industry. | was gratihed
and surprised a, the extent to which
these same economies have permcat-
cd the dealer establishments.
The public. too. is helping bring
down costs by a more careful dis
elimination in buying.
"All of these factors have had a
marked influence in reducing prices
to the point which makes the OWL
ership OF an automobile today the
most economical OF any period IN
motor car history.
The rise in prices OF foodstufis
has given farmers all over the west
a renewed optimism. while econo-
mics have given farmers better
buving power.
Business has moved long ways
ahead during the last few months
aud the fundamental bctterment is
reflected very strongly III the sale
Of motor cars.
This bcttermcnt in business is
also being reflected in our export
sales. which have shown marked
increase.
Everywhere there is season for a
genuine optimism for American bus
mess"
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-23
Sprague 1922 Production
Doubles That of Last Year

Twice as many Sprague tires and
tubes were manufactured III March
this year as in the corresponding
month last lear. according to Z. II.
sprague. president of the Sprague
Tires & Rubber company, Eight
eenth and Cunning. Sales for the
same month surpassed production
and the mill is still behind on orders
ior some larger sizes in cord tires.
due credit must be given stock
holders for their efforts in estab-
fishing dealers in the surrounding
territory" said Mr.. Sprague.
Through their help, firmly estab.
lished channels OF distribution have
been secured and with the increased
manufacturing facilities and eff
cheney. the outlook is bright for this
COMPANY.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-23
Official Of Tire Company
SAYS Business Improving

j, y, Move, vice president ard
general sales manager OF .hs Nelly
Springfield Tire and Rubber eonl'
RaRy Of New York IliF, VAS a guest
Of II. &, sNeaFingsn last week ~
sonneeliaR with = trip through the
middle western states.
While in Omaha. Mf. Move had
several conferences with the sales
organization and his reports on the
situation were very favorable con-
ss!ning entire middle western see
tiar, MF, Moves statements indi'
cate that Kelly Springfield sales are
very much on the up grade and that
. very successful business during the
coming year Is expected,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-23

The charcoal is brought TO q rcd he,
heat aud is then allowed 10 cool
Whsn The pisloH Is removed i is
ieund 10 be considerably sWellei.
sometimes a. much ss lli Of al Inch
fisinns 81 treated aTe not ss good
a. neN ones. but considerable tAr
pense l. saved, and the clearance Is
returned pretty close 20 normal,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-23
Nebraska-Paige Company
9th Ave. and Harney Sts OMAHA Phone DO. 366
The Netp 6-66 Prices

The Netp 6-66 Prices
l3l iseh rhsel base 70 horse pos,er
SIS Lakewood, 7-Psss. Touring $2leS
$50 Lafchmorat II, Sport Type 224S
S.66 Daytona, 3-Pass. Roadster 7495
e.66 Sedan, 7.Pass. 3l55
6-66 Limousine, 7-Pass. $3.50
SIS Coupe, S-Pass. 3l00
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-23
Emergency Leak Repair.

In cases OF real emergency hand
iul Of cornmeal poured into a leaking
radiator will often serve to stop the
leak. The meal settles in and about
the hole, drawn there by suction,
and serves a. . temporary repair.
However, when it comes time to
make a permanent repair, there may
be some difficulty in getting the corn
meal out Of the water system. and
the best thing to use is steam or
water under pressure, which will
force the granules out.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-23
Refitling Old Pistons

When al old set OF plslans Fsashss
IhS stage where replacement Is nsses,
ssTN, Il IL sometimes possible 10 avoid
this expense By having the worn sci
expanded OF sWsllei The process
used Tor this Is hy heating the pistons
one Al . time in a bed Of hot char,
coal, which completely covers them,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-23
Cracked Crank Chamber.

Whsn a big crack develops IN the
crank chamber lhere j. bu, one cure.
which must be administered hy a
firm specializing IN Welding, II the
crack is small one, however, Il can
be repaired by riyetlng thin metal
plate over the whole srea embraced
by The crack. II the break Is very
small hole can be drilled al each
end OF the crack 10 keep il from
spreading and then the whole can
be buried over with hammer and
ehisel.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-23
Dealers Attend
FordsOn Tractor
Test Held Here
Lectures on Use Of Machinery
Accompany Demonstration
Staged Near Elmwood
Park.

one hundred aud iiily men from
the various Ford organizations
throughout the state attended a
tractor demonstration held near
Elmwood park Thursday and lsten-
ed 10 q number OF lectures on the
use OF the tractor IN connection with
pfesent.day farming,
The Ford Motor company has
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-23
Watch the Rear Axle

IN ear With hoalins rear sAls.
which depends upen the hub caps TO
keep the aNls shafts In place. the
cars should be inspected occasionally.
In a recent case the hub cap sss
lost and the axle shat, had started to
work is way out OF the housing.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-23

The Wisconsin Highway DEPART
ment publishes every week a blue
print map showing routes and road
conditions throughout the state.
The subscribers are chambers OF
commerce, hotels and garages. New
construction, detours, ETC., are plainly
indicated.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-23

cd Plow company, and Mr., pehson,
who manufactures a strand governor
Tor tordson tractors, discussed the
farming situation,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-23

One Of the best lubricants and pre-
servatives for the leaves OF automo-
bile springs is fake graphite and
luhricating oil mixed to consistency
Of paste and applied with a paint
brush. This prevents the accumula-
ton OF rust and contributes to the
easy riding qualities OF the part.
The Washington times., 1922-09-03

Who b ut the head Of this gigantic
criminal activity, this wave. But
not . word Of this to them," and
he pointed toward the anteroom.
There, a I know, were seventeen
chiefs Of police from all over the
world, In full uniform, each beg
ging Nudge to return with him
and put down his particular crime
wave.
Nudge threw open the door Of
the anteroom. The chiefs sprsng
to their feet and were jostling
each other quite rudely.
Attention. Nudge command
cd, and they snapped to. II am
going for q walk. Ten Of you
may 60 with me, II you will prom
ise to behave. The others must
stay here. Eenie, meenie, mimic,
mo-" And he went on count
ing out those who must stay.
We left the unlucky seven,
cheered somewhat by the promise
of q parchesi board, which Nudge
had sent his man to buy, and
strolled toward the Bowery. The
ten chiefs huddled together and
kept close to cur heels. We came
to q corner on which were per-
haps q hundred men, each silently
holding out some article which,
Nudge told US. he was offering
for sale. Chiefs" Nudge said,
"these are stolen goods--" He
started.