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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-18
ISLE OF z0RDA" SCORES
HIT ON BILL AT AlOlNE
Jules Verne Thriller and Leather
Pushers" Round" Share Honors

| Aldine Recent foreign films have
been disappointing. but The Isle of
/ Iorla' is quite the reverse. While II
/ doesn't set out To be- anything of the
artistic nature of THE G"lem" or "Dr.
IHlisari" and lacks the historic pomp
aud maS>ivcncsS of Passion" and
"Dcccption. "The Isle OF Xorda" sue
cecdS in doing just what 1t sets out to
do.--thrill and entertain.
II is adapted from Matthias SAN
dorf. on" Of the lesser known novels
of jules Verne, and i. contains all II"
Wild flights "f Imagination usually Ia
be- found in the works of the author of
"Twrnty Thousand Leagues Under the
Sea. Tho plot is more or less vivid
echo Of "Nlontc Christie" concerning rs
1t does the escape Of Il man from prison
and his oath to visit vengeance upon
those who caused his Incarceration. He
inh"rt~ great wealtn witch he stores
on the Island of Iorda. diu,ly located
in III" Orient. Most Of the picture CON
""rn" his elaborate Sch"m" of vengeance.
lG> discovery of his daughter and the
thal happy solution Of both his prob
lem and her love affair.
The principals iu 9TH" Isle of
prdi are far more appealing 10
American audiences than many of even
h" better Continental actors. ROmuald
Jouh" i splendid rs Matthias himself.
lvcttr Andr"yor an attractive figure aS
his daughter and VI. Ncrmoyal power
full 'iird character.
The settings ar" unusually elaborate
and take the viewer from Eurupe TO
Asia and bark again in the surest
"movi"' style. "Thr Isle Of Ior,a"
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DEATHS

VIII meet train, leaving Beading Terminal
tomar 1Ga sns Station RGy'e'''wn li''0 '''"'a'' e
sSIH4, Sssx; 1yy Mons ,s ssS MSfE y
ssf late Es'i5snai is. ssS' dsu.s
Somerset, Scr sr k'vRs Rssvss sns az
attend funeral services. Wed. 2 r. NJ. rest.
aenes. siai wi Erie Erie ave ave. Int private
Harry and Mr sPS sSsuanS Ssna, nss nss
NJ at his parents resdfsnSe res Enc ,iI s
sfsSSHR j hS.eaha nd of oS Mabel fSsneT
% Hs$o S,h 81 RsaiSss and flssas
Rowen NJ son o. fs9iia DfaSsFs S,S OF e0tSs
m?YRi sT6rTuIy Gem SF'f?a' Mary RfE 'e @Sn sys
Sss ana nis Hsa 4ssnes DC rsnesH s55 TSsSny
ssS ais p.s: rysM sa..,.y
s%as irs 4s.ssHs : 81 ss %SIS:
Church aiin 4 Of - Our i Lady Sf Holy Souls n
Int, Int, Tr,ys,s; mdwsrs at Holy cross Cen" N'n'.'
o%fi ;s c, MGg Ws% GSus' 1Som HSSss 'Ss
~ b. Horner. 80 west1eld ave-. Camden,
\. j. Int. private. Friends may call Wed.
tTToLLryER. July 10. WILLIAM LIAM. q; ToI,. ~
vited ts attend funeral services, We'd. p.
n II his late residence. 5l24 Walnut st.
int. private on view Tues to +. NJ
wa TTt'1TGl rT K. 5. TSll. Relatives and friend. are
invited to attend funeral services. Thursday.
II a. 81. late residence. 6713 I.ansdowne
ave. Interment private: Remains may be
v'eTSf eTTSSfbEsXoFLER MfS6fS"EEfR July 10. 1922 KATIE:
rtIZhBE.TU (nee Poehler). beloved wife Of
George tnderkofer, in her 85th year. Serv-
ices Thurs. . =. NJ. residence. ia ~ 4th
st. Int. Greenmount Gem. Friends may call
"VSS6oT..July 10. 1922. JOHN voGT. .hus-
e ared S6 Relatives and friends. also mem.
bers Muhenberg Lutheran Church.: are In.
r. M.. at his late residence. 5I22 n: Car.
may call We'd. I TO 10 r. NJ,
VofGRAF.--Julr 10. GEORGE A.. VOL
GKA nsGa s tss.ra Esaye! rSnTs Sna frfns
from the residence of his brother. Harry
Voigraf. 2lOG b. Berges ct. F'ront near
$orrisN. Int. Greenmount Gem. Remains
may aWSEsEg@5uy Il E!swe9 Wea i5 evf HARRY A. husband
o, Josephine Wesel. Relatives and friends,
also Vigllant Council. No. 90. O.. OF I. A.;
Antinoch Castle No. as. X. @. E.. are in
vIted to attend the funeral Tues. T. NJ.
l", "y,oiEESG.MJaiy iESrinWJi 6' ID. JAMES. son OF the
late James ,rtd and Cstherine ,nS,Sd founs Rea
Gence c Of his brother. George Young. 1921
II rains ains may a., be viewed Tues. eve.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-18
ISIS HOPKINS" IN STOCK
Famous Rural Comedy Wins New
Friends at Cross Keys

Gross Keys 'l'hrr"'s Il laugh II minute
in this substantial co:n"d!, mnde fUm"uS
hI Rus" Melville. Its familiar story
struck home immediately, and il has II
sUmm"rrIm" flavor, which makes II
dOuhly enjoyable.
Mae DESMOND and Her Players nadr
every point and situation tell. In"
cast. in fact. SURPASSED their efforts IN
the ur"viuU~ SHOWS given. Although TIA"
role Of isis" differed greatly from any
other she played this sca,om, Miss Des
moud CAV" u capital p"rforInanc". Sh"
brought out full comedy value 1t every
stage,
Exrpllcn support WAS given by Franl
Firldcr. Arthur Ashley. Mari" IInr-
court and others. y irulv lifclik" at
,lo~phrrr wa, provided by the Nr"ni'
riTcc'~.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-18
Elizabeth MischIer viii Probated

The Will of Elizabeth Mis"hI"r. li%l
West Tioga street, diNp"sing Of an "s-
yrllorie, Of the personal estate, Of the
f. Having were filed: Catch j. Ch"s-
hire. $iG94O4; AIouzo w. Allen, $3D, .
~ 20.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-18
New York Gay Spot" Broke

New York. July Is. - The Hotel
Hermitage. Seventh avenue and Forty
second street long known as the Gay
opot'' of New York's White Way.
ve11 into the hands OF u receiver yes
oopday. Frank g.. Hurley. the proprlS-
~, y ri to owe more than $1OO, ,OOO\
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-18

Globe -- Artistic dancing To- merry
m"ludir, wa~ offered by tn" =. Clair
Twins with very gohd results. They
presented many new ideas from th"
world Of r"rpiS"hor" which gay" "ppor.
unity for tn" showing Of numerous
noy"l costumes. Wro"'N BUds Of 1922
a'>" won favor IN picturesque" dances.
tu"k"r and W!nifr"d started laughs in
morloms with Il bIackfa"e >kit. other
good acts included those Of Marks and
GaI,agh"r. E"X and K"l!y. Prime"
Chrrz. mu>irnI womder- worker. and
Clark and Storey.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-18
ARDSLEY BURIAL PARK
UNDERTAKERS

PrOVldN now, The future II unCertaln
Beaut!fu, Accessible. Perpetual Care
Main Offce-Glensde. Penna. Both Phone,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-18
FORD WINS HONORS
IN STANLEY COMEDY
Leading Man Scores in Tai
madge comedy-other
Film Openings

svrbo Primitive Lover" Constance Tai
mndec's latest feature. wOltd u" WIN
out Harrison Ford. II ever an 9ctor
s'stole play" as the saying goes f"ru
steals this one. and right out OF the
clever hands of the star. too. Ills E'Sh-
class comedy methods win most "t Ia" h''
laughs, and his ability and p"rsohaIItE
combine to make his part The only sym
pethetic one in ia" picture.
.The l'rimitT" Lover starts OUT
with n rush. We find three men and
girl drifting ON Il raft IN midoc"hh' 'W'
Of them. thirst tortured, tries {" >,'aI
some water and j. thrown overheard III
4 struggle Another of IN" men l.
shown to be madIr in l"v" W'th ~"
girl. who is the wife "f the 'hlrd man.
| II is discovered that th"r : Just
enough food and drink left for tw"
people to reach land Ih" love- Na'r!
| fees himself by jumping int" lh' sea
, to save the woman h" loves.
: All of this i dom" with u rirhN>.n>'
of humor. both acting and >Ih-ta '''
being amusingly "Nuggerat"i. llr thN'
people are Ford t"m>tun"r ami Nrlh
meth Harlan. Later "" iiud II j. All
novel chat Connie has been rrah'nG;
The rest uf III" pIrtur" j. another nl
those comedies wherein the nero: '"I>
time Ford. tries to cur" the girl ~ too.
romantic theories In IN" first part
Ford is shown to- hr 80 good nat urea
and obliging thar II" aI'uWS ms i"uhS
wife 10 get Il divorce. Later Il" dis
covers that She did NOT W"nt H. """
sets about - win h"r hark. !" q" :"
he kidnau> she ami -" ma III" lulnh>
herself in Iu," with, 'I" prini'iN"
lover" and SETS them down III 20 m"Iln'
tain cabin. ui course, the SECOND man
proves w"akliua aud c"W"uI. an"
- IL. /.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-18

Regent Except for the fnrt that II j.,
always an almost tragi" sight to bohoId
May McAvoy film vehicles far below
her talents. Through G'nss Win
dow" her latest, may be- claSscd as an
enjoyable picture. II has human in.
terest" plastered all over it. and "x-
cept for the mighty intelligent and dig
nifed acting Of both tn" wInsom" littlc
star and her supporting cast, might have
IN Italian vegetable vendcr and Il
doughnut and coffee shop waitress H.
set forth in its five reels with fair
amount of reality.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-18

Victoria \ though Dustin Farr"Im +.
getting no "Camco K.rby~" rr "I'nr>nn
Of PanamintS' recently, lie i, still the
jovial, appealing actor that h" used 10
be, and in "Strangc ldol~." his latest.
he let's smI" peek through even in the
heaviest dramatic moments. This is
one Of those stories Of the imam from
the northwoods' seeing the sights on
Broadway. There Is "A romance be-
tween him and cabaret dancer which.
naturally. causes al kinds Of trouble"
before the end. b"raus" III" two are nor
suited. Doris Pawn in ia" leading lady
and the settings range from u cabaret to
the northwest woods.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-18

FOREIGN REPRESENTATIVE
Civil engineer. going abroad. VIII W. VbusI.
representa- tion, act as agent or Inahoec a.
ness survey S. .. Rodge. Suite S3s' !"
Church st., New York CITY.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-18
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOR sALE-sTEEI. STACK. IN trst..ssiIiS; trtA.s \
condition; 20 FEET HIGH. "a FEEL :"
DIAMETER. NJ l13. Ledger ofhce'
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-02-07
OPHIR TOWNSHIP
RESIDENT EXPIRES

Mrs. Deal Brady 50, wife Of Ed
ward Brady. prominent farmer resi-
dent Of Ophir township, died early
this morning mt the family home fol-
lowing an Illness of four months,
Last fall Mrs. Brady underwent a
serious operation at st. Mary's hos
pital in La Sale and according to
relatives, never fully recovered from
the effects
Mrs, Brady was born In Ophir
township in 1868 and made her home
there her entire life.
Surviving she leaves her husband,
seven children Mrs. Edward Keith
of Wesley Ia; Mrs. Joseph Schreib
ner, Of Stanford, Wis: Benjamin and
John, of Mendoza; James, OF Chicago
and Edward and Florence, of Ophir
ana three sisters, Mrs. James Par
kor, Of this city; Mrs. John Crowley
Of Ophr township, ana Mrs. Lizzie
Wallace, Of chicago,
No arrangements have been made
as yet for the funeral services but
will be announced today.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-02-07
SLEUTHS GUARD MARY
MILES MINTER HOME
ICont,nued from Page y

Iier in the evening from Constable
Bornng that he had under survel.
lance there Il man whose descrintion
was said to answer to that Of Sands.
A complete description Of Sands was
telegraphed to Constable Bernlng. with
Instructions to take the suspect there
into custody, provided he answered
the details pictured by the local po-
lice.
Constable's Suspicious Aroused.
The suspicious OF Constable Bern.
ing at Carlin were aroused when he
learned that the man under aurvel
lance at that point planned to board
the train today to Elko, according to
word received here, The police be,
lieye Sands can solve the enigma OF
Taylor's Staying.
Thinking possibly that the butter
feared prosecution on the grand lar
cony charge preferred against him last
summer by Taylor the police an
nounced that It would not be pressed
| against HMM fact, that It could not
be, as Taylor. the complaining wi.
ness, was dead.
! Another angle OF the case involved
the long and gruelling" examination
as the detective describe IT, of a wei
| known motion picture actress at hc
home near here They declined t
name her, but admitted she was on'
Of number who have indicated init
mate friendship with Taylor
Prepare for Funeral.
While these developments were il
progress and the police were siftin'
the constantly arriving tips from
various sources. preparations wer
being made for the funeral of the dea'
director this afternoon This aIst
was not overlooked by the police, 10
not only were ten uniformed men Dc
tailed to keep in order the grea
crowd expected to gather about 81
Paul's Episcopal cathedral at o'clocl
this afternoon but a number of plai
clothes men also were assigned to fl
neral duty in the hope that eve
there they might obtain a cleW to tn
murderer.
Taylor's body, clad in the unifora
of a captain in the British army. ha
been viewed by thousands in the W
dertaking establishment where ii lie
awaiting today's rites.
Flowers have come from many me
ton picture sources. including Mar
Miles Minter, film actress, who sen
q huge bouquet Of Black Prince rose
Miss Minter took a last look at he
friends Friday afternoon. Mabel Nol
mand, another actress, who was on
of the last to see Taylor alive, yiewct
his body for the last time at the il
quest Saturday.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-02-07
TREATY MAKES j. s.
AND BRITAIN BETTER
FRIENDS, Says KING
GEORGE, OPENING PARLIAMENT
WITH ADDRESS FROM THRONE
PRAISES RESULTS OF WASH.
iN6ToN ARMAMENT CONFER.
ENCE.

London, Feb. 7-CBy the A. p.)--
The imperial parliament, which was
prorogued Dec. 10 to await action on
the Irish treaty by the dahl eirreann,
was reopened today with the reading
of the speech from the throne by
King George.
Regarding the Irish treaty, the king
said parliament would be called on to
consider such measures as may be
necessary to give effect to the agree
ment.
He also touched on the negotiations
for a pact with France to guarantee
action IN the event of an unprovokc
attack by Germany, and paid high tri
butte to the accomplishment of the
Washington conference.
In his speech the king said;
During the last three months The
Washington conference on the quEs.
tons of disarmament and the far cas-
continued it's sessions and a treat1
designed to maintain peace in the
Pacific has been signed by representa-
tives of the British empire, the United
States, France and Japan and awaits
ratification.
While this treaty replaces tho
Anglo-Japanese alliance, | am happy
to feel that the London standing con
cord between the two countries will
remain as cordial as ever under the
arrangements thus concluded. At the
same time our relations with the
United States of America enter a new
and even closer phase Of friendship
An agreement also was reached or
the question of disarmament and g
treaty has been signed providing 3
large measure of relief from the bur
den of ornaments. In all these re
spects great results have been at
tanned and the success of the confer
cnce for which the world will owe a
deep debt of gratitude to the initiative
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-02-07
kNZnkAS

Miss Mildred Campbell was Mar
seillos visitor yesterday,
Misses Mayme and Sylvia Rcardon
nave returned home from a short Wis
it in Chicago.
Mr., ana Mrs. Sig Larson and son
Dennis have returned to Aurora, at
ter spending the week end at the
home Of Mrs. Larsons father, Dennis
OCOnnor north OF Ottawa.
Mr.. and Mrs William VandewaIker
Of 1907 North Columbus street are
the parents of fine baby daughter,
born Sunday, The little miss will
be called Betty Ann.
Roy Brown Of Streator was an OF
tawa visitor last night
Miss Isabel Buck Of Dayton town.
ship is visiting at the home of Mrs
Joseph Krug on East Marquette St
steve Mckinley Of Strcator Is Wis.
iting friends here
c. W. lrion is transacting business
in Chicago today.
Miss Barbara Bogcrd has returned
home from visit with friends in
Streator.
y
visiting his parents in Lilly Lake,
II. +. Roster and Glen Page, Moose
organizers, went to Chicago and Au-
rora for Il two days visit on Moose
business today.
Mis- Marie Hansen ana Miss Agnes
Wclch Of Morris mCtoroA to Ottawa
and spent SUNDAY visiting with Mrs.
O. j. Olson i'm Center Ottawa
Mrs. James Itrb will entertain the
members Of the Utopian club on
Thursday evening at her home in
South Ottawa.
The members Of the Occidental Ma.
sonic Lodge will hold an anniversary
card and dancing party on Wednes.
day night at the Masonic Temple.
Andrew LEX is spending the day in
Chicago on business.
J. y. Herring returned home from
a business thip to Chicago last even.
ing.
Attorney Roger Clark has returned
home from business trip to Chica-
go.
Mrs. Bennett Nelson Of Streator Wis.
tied yesterday with Mrs, Thomas Fox
on Superior street.
Mrs. l.. Jordan Of Chicago is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Ed Dwyer on
North Columbus street.
James keenan, Of StreatOr was an
Ottawa visitor last night.
Miss Louise HUchner has returned
to her home on East Main St, after
spending a week in Peoria visiting
relatives.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-02-07
Plus VI ASSUMES
POST AS LEADER Of
CATHOLIC CHURCH
NEW PONTlFF LOOKED UPON IN
ROME AS THE RIGHT MAN FOR
HEAD OF RELIGIOUS CREED
MADE UP OF 3ooooo,ooo PEOPLE.

Rome, Feb, Try the A, P)-Thc
Vatican today began TO resume its
usual brilliaucc, cclipsed by the death
Of Benedict XIV, in preparation for the
coronation of the new pope, Plus XI,
on Feb, 10 The pontihcal household
was being set In order and the rooms
used by the conclayc during the olec,
ton will soon assume their normal ap-
pearancc.
All italy judging from the messages
received at the Holy See, seems full
of joy that Plus NJ sits on the throne
Of st Peter, All predict from his first
apostolic benediction that the breach
between the church and the state WI
be healed during the present pontiG.
cate The pontfl's position in this
regard as summed up in a speech
which he delivered when installed last
summer as archbishop Of Milan IS now
being widely quoted. He then said:
1t is above all abroad that one
sees and feels how the pODe COns'i.
tutes the greatest dignity and prestige
fer Italy. Through him all the mil
lions of Catholics in the whole wOr
turn to Italy rs a second fathorland.
Through him Rome is truly the cap
ital of the world one would have to
close his eyes not to see the prestige
and advantages our country derives
nv his presence When iptern8ti0nai
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-02-07
FIND BODY THOUGHT
TO BE EVELYN THAWS

Washington, Feb 7.-HaVing found
a marked resemblance between the
features of a woman found yesterday
in the Potomac river and photos Of
Evelyn Nasbit Thaw, former actress
reported to have disappeared from her
Now York home, the police here ask
ed New York to cooperate in efforts
to Identify the body.
New York, Feb Finding Of a
body in the Potomac said to have re.
sembled that of Evelyn Nesbit Th0w
recalled the tact that last fail she at
tempted suicide by drinking poison.
Recently she Was eyicted from ten
room she had been running in the
uppor tenderloin district Then she
disappeared.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-02-07
ARBUCKLE'S Sd TRIAL
SET FOR MARCH 18TH

San Francisco, Feb. Roscoe Ar.
buckle his wife and his sister.in-
law, left for Los Angeles by 'automo'
bile last night after the date for his
third trial, March l3, had been set in
Judge Louderbacks court. Arbucklo
is accused of manslaughter in con
nection with the death of. Virginia
Rape, film actress Two trials have
resulted in disagreements.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-02-07
HARDING TO ORDER
WORK STOPPED ON
u. S. BATTLESHlPS

Washington, Feb. 7,--Prcsident
Harding will order suspended all work
on vessels now building which are
destined for the scrap heap under the
naval treaty, but will issue no final
order for dscontinuance of the work
until the treaty is ratified, it was said
today at the white house
The President already has ordered
suspension of work on Notifications
on the Island Of Guam and likewise
further developments under way in
the PHILIPPINES,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-02-07
NATTiNGER COAL OFFICE is
OPEN FOR BUSINESS AS USUAL

The Nattinger, coal Office is open for
business a8 usual, although | am con.
fined to my home with diphtheria,
The office has been Thoroughly fumi'
gated and orders from customers will
be given the usual careful, prompt at
tention.
(bdvl NJ. l.. NATTtNGER.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-02-07

of the President Of the United States
Of America viii be the happlest augny
for future international relations.
The problem OF securing payment of
reparation by Germany in the manner
most comfortable to the general inter
est engages the continuous considera.
ton OF my ministers and of our al
lies
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-02-07
BLACK TAKES UP WORK
OF ADJUTANT GENERAL

Springfield, H.. Feb Colonel
Carlos E. Black of Chicago yesterday
entered upon his duties as adjutant
general OF the Illinois National Guard
Black succeeds Frank S. Dickson.
whose resignation was rendered and
accepted Saturday by Governor Small
Black today said he had nothing to
add to his first statement that ne
would 'upbuild" the National Guard
in Illinois.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-02-07
Notice X. Of c.

Regular meeting Thursday evening
s O'clock Special business. Lunch
con and smoker.
JUSTIN JAEGER, G.. X.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-02-07
Notice x. Of C.

Regular meeting Thursday evening,
s O'Clock. Special business Lunch
con and smoker,
JUSTIN JAEGER G. X.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-02-07
Notice

Dinner will be served al the Meth
,dist church "Wednesday noon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-28


Cotton II going to the rIn rapidly
some fields are WELDING better than
expected when picking first began.
ON the average Tie first estimate
win be about the correct yield. on
account OF the cool nights II is open
ing slowly.
Mr' and Mrs. X. II. May aud son
Edgar, aud Mrs, Webb and Mrs.
Oscar May moIored 10 Rush SPRING.
Saturday.
This ncighborhood Is highly IN
hopes that Sell p,rsley sends that
blk road outfit on The Rush Springs
sterling highway. Just three of fou,
days which would make this Al
road
~ 7. Warren was a business call.
cr In Rush Springs Saturday.
Sol Mayo transacted buslncss In
Rnfh Springs Saturday.
7. G. Brown was lransactIng busl.
ness In Rush Springs Saturday.
Mike Urban and family and G. W.
Wade visited at l.. courcicr's home
Sunday.
A big party and a good time was
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-28

House today to invite President
Harding 10 attend the world -erl,'
The president. Bancroft said. told
him that he was not certain h,
would be able TO leave w.isaInuon
hut that he expected the fankc ~
10 win.
president Hnrling believes the
Yankees viii win because NJ their
pitching slnff.'' nancroi, suli. aiicr
his talk wlshsthe prcridcr'
"Hc told me however. he thought
that Il Iiarnes came through ike he
did last year and Nehf IL 10 farm
the Yankees Won't have ! chance.
Otherwise Me can't zee ingilins IN
q GIani.yanks srlioA but the .anks."
As Bancroft was leaving the Whlic
House he met Secretary of S.qi.
Hughes, with whom be was photo.
slaphcd. Hughes told Bancroft that
he also wonld like 10 see N, eeslss
but felt that official duties would
not permit, Secretary Hughes would
make no predictions as to tho WIN.
per.