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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-02

blep Igrene eiort Iiot iterre for boeri
Iar. @pen bespnbte ieien at bore
oenne Sang niitnof iagte, men 70,
life mere at eao tiIbage, % BEN ia,
MI 450 Snbbpeere. Sarmerne be-
gpnoer at lGege Jig efter Welfeitel
iaa en- @Gnsoe Slebe M ienoes ser
fra, % ii6ite Mar uoifibeoes Is 8ogn'
laoninger Hoteter = nGiten alt fo1
S9b. &itnot 6en lille tripelige oe
pelbolote 8p er bafre % bel bebpg'
eebe Sarme. 6or minore END tppe
Mar iiben Dor Der fun tpffe Sfoger
paa ane &anter, iiben flans 9rer
uaflaoelie | Tsmmerifogen, ntebens
Der inbe / 8pen flirrebes meb 9rPn'
bebinsglasie % ifraalebes paa Srif'
f%epiier. Sgien ififtebes Der, ibet Ssm'
m%erbuggerne brog lRnger moo Nort
% be faa gpfolf, iom fslte fig of p9re
greet fat til Stebet, begpnbte at gra.
be / BEN fr,,gtbare Soro % Iaebe
@runopolben til en- iolib % inobrin'
genbe Srift.
2igner Mbrabam 2ineolu. Webens
man 8rapimpfningsoaeen ~afi1sreoe
Wonumenter til Mfinbe ON Ibrabam
2incoln, 2anbets isrite Wartprpr9.
iioent, giorbe Moplano s. Spear,
iom iiees at ligne 2incoln iaa meget,
iom bet er mulig for ,loget Wenneife,
fin iibite &eiie Tom Sprbsoer ODER
Soosganert til &birelanber - bpil.
fen Suite ban bar baot Be iibite so
aar. San treffer fig MI tilbage meb
Heniion. Scr. Spear begpnbte aae-
reoe iom ing Wanb of labe fit Saar
bore nebtiI &rabcn, ligeiom bans
Sfieg ogiaa liene6e 2incolns. gn-
iigtformen, De lange Irme % De itore
Spboer itaf ogiaa at fra alminbelige
Soils, % en- Sae, ban I9ntrebe ino
/ N Heitaurant, bar Der r,ogen iom
/ Spsg raabte: Ser bar hi lob
Mbe!". Sg Nabnet f9ftebe fig, iao
ban fort efter life falbtes anbet emo
Slb abe. Spear bar for nogle gar
iiben meo | ct itort Wsoe af Srimu.
rerloger neoe Can 0tego, bpor Sun.
orebaarsbagen for 2incolns Sebiel
iflilbe feires meb ct fort Sptog oe
bpor Sprbsoeren fra Winneapolis
bar ielbifrepen til at optrpoe iom
Wartprpreiioenterl. Wan funbe BOG
life finbe nogen 6losbat flor NOT til
bans Sobeb, men / itoite Sieblit
families en- iaaban - set bar Sen enc,
ite / gpen. Spears 8enner tan for
tGne, at ban eientaene @ange bar
faaet friitenoe Silbub ON at optrp6e
paa Scenen, men bette ltemte iaa IL
set oberens meb bans forbringslsie
Sremtrnben, at ban life engang er
at formaa til at tale berom.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-02

Srpfferiet, % bette gnep9loe bielper
til, at ser alorig %forefommer Der,
Sag, hpori beg9e bar no9et at lige,
Der gaar Ell Siitorie ON, at De beggt
enaoi,a reiite mco ianlme Sog til ei
Tresicmsoe / Tes Woines, men at 90
peo gnfcmiten bib itee al paa bier
lin Sioe al Soeet. Dian beifploel
forreiten @eit Linton for, at bennC
gp UNDER Sen MI paagaaenoe &amf
ONT Gourtbuiet bar triiffet frem bette
ON De TO Ipisiioeipere / Sellpein
Ceres Ipis fi9rnSer nemlis mel
Nseb % 9ler for of fau &etsi9Oet til
SeIlpein, % for at latterliggiere llo'
giperne % alt bpab De befatter fig
mes er iaa S%iitorien offentliggiort,
Der fal iaalebes / @eit Union bore
iortalt, at Sc TO Ipismpno / SelUeil
fremoeIes lieger I itabig Scamp mel
binanoen % opparter bperanore mel
Be melt ubiegte Sfielosorb, for bpil'
fe Srpfferioirpclen cr 9uo % Mel'
lemmcllo. Sette er BOG Den I%orte'te
9een, tiger Solf / Selpein, % oer
enc al Sc TO &ortpagnoner ifal babe
ubtaIt, of Sc piitnof life taller til bin
anSerl, men npgen 9agtalelie er Der
heller life, set bar ban f~oroisiet ON.
Der. Sooner os Mr. Hobinion er begge
p~elanieeoe W9nb. @egge er blanot
lit GirfeIamfunbs Ststter, men rigtia
NOT / bpcrt lit Samfuno, begge er
Trinnirere % begge tilhsrer gpens
Sanoelsforenirtg. Oct fan ofte trPf'
fe, at Se beeee poa iamme Sio taler
nleo en- treble Terion ON iamme gm'
ne, nlen birefte Spsresmaal og biref'
te Spar mellem Be to bliuer oeiaa oa
unogaaet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-02
QcSine WntpmubiIer life frif

V$~>V
2cbisc Mntpmubiler life fritasne.
q. s. Grain, Der foreitaar Oeparte'
mentet for @utomobilers &eeiitre-
ring, bar forleben erflaret, at BET
life eier nogen 6orifieI ON en- sll,.
tomobil er lat tiliioe for life at BRIT
ees - Sfatten rrraa aIigebel betales.
Sopen gier | bette Silf9lbe ineen
ltnbtaselier, flyer Wr. Grain.
Ting SITTER ialbt / Chen. @op
gnglebart, Ben 6-aariee Sen al Iler
gnglebart at Soutb Sicfinion, par
iaa ubelois at feite Siifetrogen / fine
&leoer, 90 ban ifuloe faite Snsret
no, bporpeo ban table 9alancen %
falbt / @loen. Sans &amerater fife.
De bans 2ue OBJ at ganbet og iprane
iaa efter Sielp, men benne fom I9n-
&c efter at @lltten bar gaaet Thumbs.
gebsper ingcn "8esnmaser". Sro
Imioon meloes, at Gountpets &om-
misiGrer M frpoer fig ODER at "Hegn-
mager" Satiielo life mobtog oeres
Silbub ON $4,000 for bper Somme
Negn ODER 3.54 iom er oct normale
for Wai og sunni. Sibtil bar man
nemlig bapt tilitr9ffeligt &egn llber
noaen "&egnmager", og Der er ale
llo1igter til at BET bill naa ODER fem
Sommer inoen Sunni Waaneos llb-
gang. Sette oiloe babe braat aoifil.
lige Slliino Collars I "&egnmage,
rens" 2onme, paa famine Sio iom
man pilbe bare p9ret uoiat for at
glemme bporira al goo @ape fommer.
&anbibater for Erimerpalsct. -
Saapiot SpitiQingen al &anoibater
angaar er man nj, ierbig for Sri,
mprnalget Den 2Soe Sum-, % ON
no9en Ganbioater berefter ifllIbe
treffe iig tilboge, iaa fam beres Iap-
ne Dog life tages al @algliiten. Ser
bliper finn ire aanoibater for Sor.
eneoe Staters Senator, ioet g. 8.
Horton al WanSan, tiblieere 9on-
gresmano, bar trI,ffet fig tilbage. 81
ire aanbioater er Senator Borter s.
WtcGumber, forbenp9renbe @uperner
Gimme s. Srasier % Srntsbp Wc.
Sarg af Samestopn. Sor 8ubernsr
er en- treble &anbioat, nemlig $. 8.
Stegner al gismarcf, liseleoes for
2anobraas' % s(rbeiosfommisiar %
for Statsiefret9r, meo b~enbolospis
Sioer Serumgaro at Sepils 2afe %
Soiepb Scooter al Sanion. Sisie
tire bar itiaet Zig paa ct Brogram. Der
er | Ippoiition til ale Statsinbu,
itrier, iamtibig Tom Be life bill gaa
Geotog meb Oempfraterne. Saiao
inben Den bemofratiife 2eir err ser
nogen utilirebSbeb, ibet ben oemofra,
tiife &%onpention | Jamestown beifpl.
bes for OF babe iolgt fig til De "pir.
felige Hepitblifancre".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-02
SDo 9afota.

Sang Sieneitetib. 50. 9. Ionroe
at @eofielO treffer fig | bisie Gage
tilbage eiter at babe itaaet / Sern.
banens SieneIte | 55 Iar, beraf be
40 iibite peb Chicago & Rortb 8eit.
ern 8anen. San er bel fienbt / Sern.
~banefreoie / Safotaerne % Iinne.
iota.
Nse Ylanter fra Muroen. Or. 81.
6. Sanion, 8~rofesior peb Statens
College | groofings, er netop fom.
men tilbase fra en- @eiie siennem
norolige Canada, bnor ban bar fam.
let rlpe Flanter. Oette bar bans OF.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-02
Samen | hpiDt,

Sortelins af @tlfie Collins, 2Sst
SpIag, uoen Sammenlignirg ben
melt ipenbenoe og f9ngSlenSe Ho'
man, Tom bar saaet / "geo arnen'.
Com en- mpIttlf Spsseliesbiitcrte e.
Ter iom en- Conan Gople's Getettt1'
biItcrie boIber BEN 2GierenS o.
merflombeb faneen fra fsrit til tSt'
"0amen / bpibt" er ct SpirSelogo
al Gift % &enfer, glffop % SnS'
$1.25. Speeiel Eris for I6unnsnta
Zoe.
THE PUBL. CO.
DEBORAH, Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-02
Wontana.

Gesn saar ouer til Sme. Sra Wfts'
ioula melbtes BEN 27be, at flere Cont
mer enc bpffebe belle peItlige Worrta.
st &esn, Der bar bespnot at
faloe Sen foregaaenbe Dag, bar gaaet
ODER til en- fpgenoe Sneitorm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-02
De gamIe.

r1eo ct BIif moo Oct blaa, hpor alt Solen
Spreoer oftenens Sfier oper Dang,
Siooer beeee De earnle % lvtter
Gil en- 11attersals loffenoe Sang.
Der er SIP I oen foeIenoe Stemme,
Der er Klans I hpert tublenoe Drag,
Oe hpert 1ninoe, iom faloes tiIbase,
Saar fin SLAMS al oen esenoe Dag.
5aano / 5aano bar De p%aneret, De samle,
6iennem ftpet I Sore oe I Svf.
De bar retft sjennem loprise Dale,
De bar naaet Den hsfbrune Kyft.
men Dc ftepner taalmoots moo maaIet,
Som iaa mango bar ruffet for Dem,
Oe nj iooer De Der iaa alene
meo ct 5lif moo ct Were Siem.
Saste litter fig Sfyeeerne runot Dem;
T1en oe eni er et l1utioen mer.
De fornemmer De ~trippenoe ;6ootrtn
O9 De imaa, iom | 0anoen Sc fer.
Der er ellen meo Soleulo | 5aaret,
Der er Johu meo Oct freiotse SHf,
Os oe leeer oe Ter runot De eamle,
Som b~eiparer Rpert Smil meo ct I'LL.
I've Scener os Gioer De ffuer:
Der err Srepet, Oct 1ofe oe fit.
Oct er falmet, men berer Dog 5tlien
Jfra John meo Oct fretotee 8lif,
rIen naar Srtlerne oueees er Ganfen
6it t Sunoen, Rpor 70 erne eror
O9 hpor GLEN meo Solsulo t 5aaret
Rpiler isot UNDER 6reniperets 5lor.
5ranflin peterlen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-02

forteaes Der, og for fig ielb bar ban
balgt bet lille SopepereIie, bour han
ferit faa 9aeens 2ps. Set er Senru
Serbs Seniigt at oprette ct GurS,
bpis &enter ifal br,,eeS til geSIioe.
bolbelie al bet emle Stem, iaa bette
Tan bebares for fouunen6e Glegtsr.
On ft9riommen Gane er "Seeprabs8 pftfr'
fenbt til Sar % Wpr | oct eam!e QenA,
$500 pr. slar til be ffanotnabiffe eanS..
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Gn ipenoenoe Bog:
spaaooms
Opfbloelie".
q; ben perbensberpmte Suriattsr Il's
Dumas.

S~ortanineen foreeaar I en- at De M
tcresianteite Sibsperiober ! Srartri9'
Siftcrie % er ct lanst @aS at s1Gr!ls%'
Geb % Sab, Sntrtser % 0trTfs'0r.
Sortalt meb bet Iaeiterf.ab, ION a!es's
en- 9iteraturens Stormarb fcn %lnlas
rcaber ODER. elegant tnbburSet nt0
Sitelen I Cub paa 8fpg ps TerTt' Yt1.
$3.50. sperieI 9ris til aSrrHs''''
S1.25.
THE ANUNDsEN PUBL. CO.
DEBORAH, Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-02

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-02-24
Chinaman Leaves City
(By The United Press.l

Los Angeles, Feb. 24.--Wong Lee,
the Chinaman who was named by
Harry Fields, held in jail at Detroit
as a suspect in the Taylor murder
case, has been missing from this
city from about the date Of the mur-
der it was established by detectives
here today.
Officials have searched China
town, going into every known den
for the purpose Of checking up or
the clues furnished by Fields fol
lowing his arrest He stated that
he had driven two men and a
woman to a "hop joint" where the
murder was planned. He also told
the police of Detroit that he could
take officers to the spot where the
murder gun was buried.
The spot where Fields was report
ed to have said the pistol Taylor
was slain with. had been thrown
was searched thoroughly without re
suits the officers said. The hun
for bank teller who changed {
$1,000 bill so Fields might receive
5000 for driving the automobile il
which the alleged murder party wen
TO the Taylor apartments was aban
Gonei upon receipt of word from
Detroit that Fields had reduced thl
Continued on page five.)
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-02-24
BUGGY, WRECKED
None SERIOUSLY
HURT IS REPORT
Speeder Crashes Into Vehicle; II is
Demolished; Driver Of Car Un-
known; Takes Victims 10
Business Area.

Chas Brown, farmer living nahr
Amber, and HIS motherln-law. Mrs
&. A. Reynolds OF tins city, were
only slightly injured when an auto
mobile crashed into the buggy In
valch they were riding at the cor
ner of Eighth street And Minnesota
avenue last night about 10 o'clock.
Police this morning referred to
their escape without serious injury
as "a miraele."s The buggy, they
said, was almost totally destroyed
three Of the wheels being smashed
into kindling.
The driver Of the automobile
which was reported to have been
speeding, is unknown to police.
After the accident, tie driver con
veyed Mr.. Brown and Mrs. Rey-
nods to the business district and
engaged a service car to take them
to their destination, the Brown home
where a member Of the family was
seriously sick. The automobile was
taken to the garage and ordered re-
paired. Neither thh garagemen nor
Mr.. Brown learned the mans name
Police said Officers have notified
the garage to hold the car until an
investigation of the accident Is
made. The owner had not returned
20 the garage late this morning,
police reported.
The impact almost embarrassed
The horse. .There was too much ex-
citement for him and he immedi-
ately left the scene Of the accident
according to officers Policeman
Rill Thomas located the animal
early this morning on Ninth street
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-02-24
MABLE N0RNAND
WEAR DEATH SAY
HER PHYSICIANS
Worry over Taylor Murder Causes
Nervous Breakdown; Fluc Re-
suite; Partly Paralized Now
and In Danger.
CHINAMAN SUSPECTED
LEAVES, OFFICERS SAY
Wong Lee Quits City Shortly After
Killing; Chinatown Searched
for Clue as Suggested by
Harry Fields.

Los Angeles, Feb 24.--Mable Nor.
mand. film coincidence, IS near
death today IS a result Of worry
and sickness following the murder
Of William Desmond Taylor direc.
tor, and Miss Normand's close
friend and companion.
Three physicians were at the bed
side of the noted comedy star at
kltadena today using every means
known to medical science in an ef
fort to save her life Her illness
reached a crisis today.
Physicians we're still hopeful that
her life might be saved, although
they considered her condition as
grave. Her sickness started with
a nervous breakdown a few days
after the Taylor murder Influenza
set in a few days later. She is re
ported to be partly paralyzed and
ii is said that even If she RECEIVERS
she will be unable to use many
muscles of her body for an extended
period.
For days after the murder, Miss
Normand was subjected to scores Of
interviews, telephone calls, and ques-
tioning by investigators in an effort
to got a line that might lead to the
discovery of the murder or shed
some light on the matter. She
was the last known person to see
Taylor alive when he escorted her
to her automobile on the evening
he was shot.
In order to be somewhat secluded
ana for the purpose OF getting rest,
she took a bungalow at Altadena, a
suburb of Los Angeles, where her
nervous breakdown became com
rlete. Complications are now threat
ening her life
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-02-24
CAPITAL WOMEN
THREATENED SAY
ACE ENTs Of GOVT
Ultra Fashionable Set in Panic Over
Flock of Letters Demanding
Large Sums of Money Under
Death Penalty.
lBv Tie United Press. J

Washington, Feb. 24.-The most
skillful secret service agents in the
employ of the government were to-
day seeking the author or authors
of number of threatening letters
which have been received by promi-
nent women of Washington society.
The ultra fashionable set in the
capital was thrown into panic
when a number of women received
these letters in which large sums
CT money were demanded, with the
penalty of death or destruction of
their homes threatened on refusal OF
the demands.
The secret service agents OF the
government have been swamped with
calls for assistance from the women
and in an effort to run down the
perpetrator of the letters and re-
.sultant panic, the crack" men OF
the department are on the case.
Whether the letters were the work
Of blackmailers or crank was not
determined today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-02-24
HARDING FAvORS
COMP PR0MIsE As
To RESERVATION
This 10 statement at White House
Following Conference; Commit
tee to Vote on Treaty To.
morrow Morning.

Washington. Feb. 2i-presideni
Harding today approved the com
promise reservation TO uc -four
power Pacific treaty which was sub
niiied to him by Senator Brandt
gee.
This announcement was made nj
the White House this morning after
conference between the president
and supporters Of the reservation
II was declared today that the for
eign relations committee IL to vote
on the treaty tomorrow morning.
The precise attitude OF the presi.
dent regarding reservations was not
explained 10 the committee by Sen
aior Lodge. hut mombers gained the
impression that Mr.. Harding was
not disposed to accede to the blan
ke, proposal introduced several day
ago by Senator Brandigee. republi-
can. Connecticut. and now awaiting
action. Il was Indicated clearly that
the white house would like TO see
all reservations voted down. but
failing that. would continue to seek
whatever softening appeared possi-
BILE in the reservation proposals.
Those who had sponsored the or.
lgnal blanket qualification immedi.
ltely opened fire on the new .reser-
walton and the debate which fol-
lowed was described by senators
present as the stormiest in the com
mittee since the days OF the Yer
sailles treaty fight. Senator Borah,
Idaho, and Senator Johnson. Cali.
fornia. republicans, and Senator
Pomerene, Ohio, democrat. were
saio to have led the opposition,
while the other reservationists re-
served final judgment. In the advo-
cacy OF the modified draft. Senator
Lodge was seconded by Senators
Kellogg. Minnesota and New, Indi-
ana, republicans.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-02-24
BUSINESS WOMEN
WILL HOLD MEET
IN KANSAS CITY

Kansas City. Mo, Feb. 24,-The
National Federation Of Business and
Professional Women's clubs will hold
its annual mid-winter council here
March 8, 10 and H. under the au
spices of the Kansas City Business
Woman's club and associated clubs
in the southwest. This includes a
rally for all federated clubs in this
section.
The national federation was or
ganized in ST. Louis IN 1919 and in
short time has grown to be one
of the most influential women's
groups in the country. 1t has $4,000
members, composed of business and
professional women of the highest
type, and is represented in forty
seven states by more than 400 clubs
which have a membership of from
fifty to fifteen hundred women
Mrs. Lena Lake Forrest, Detroit,
one of the leading women insurance
officials in the country. is president.
Mrs. Lena Madesin Phillips, New
York, is secretary. Headquarters is
maintained in New York.
The object of the organization is
to maintain and promote the inter.
ests of business and professional
women and to direct their group
strength. There are trong national
committees with an excellent pro
gram along educational, industrial
and legislative lines functioning in
every state.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-02-24
NEW RIALTo MANAGER.

]. c. Tunstill, who is to be the
successor of Walter S. Merrell as
manager of the Rialto theatre, ar
rived in the city this morning. He
comes here from Oklahoma CITY
where he was assistant manager oil
the Capitol theatre, one OF the
Suthern Enterprise houses there.
Before going to Oklahoma City, Mr..
Tunstill was manager OF the Trivoll
theatre in Houston. Mr.. Merreli
will turn the Rialto over to the new
manager tomorrow and will leave
tomorrow night or Sunday morning
for Little Rock where he Will pc
come manager of the Royal theatre.
Francis Asbury, Methodist bishop
born IT'S. preached about 16,oOo
sermons during his life.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-02-24
Fire Damage Rock
Island office Is
$3.50 Is Estimate

Fire of unknown origin early
Thursday evening entailed loss of
approximately $3.50 to the car super
imtendent's office building in the
Rock Island yards here.
Damage to the building is esti-
mated at approximately 5000 and to
the contents, approximately $3.50.
The fire was discovered at 1880
o'clock
The department yesterday after
noon received a call from the r. h.
Davenport home, 907 South Nine
teenth street where the burninf of
scot in the flue was stopped with
out loss.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-02-24
TW0-PLY LEAGUE
SELECTS TICKET
FOR STATE RACE
Farmerytabor Organization Goes to
Bat With Full Quota Of Entries;
Close Session In Shaw
nee Today.

Shawnee. Feb. 2I.-The Farmer.
Labor Reconstruction league wound
up its business here today with the
endorsement of slate Of fandl-
dates for state offices.
The ticket as endorsed at the
meeting follows: For governor. Mayor
Walton, Oklahoma City; for lieu
tenant governor, Harry Cordeil, Of
Manitou; for attorney general John
Ilumphries of Atoka; for state
treasurer, Joseph Strain OF Nowata;
for secretary of state. II. A. sneed
of Oklahoma City; for president Of
the state board Of agriculture, r. o.
Miller of Norman; for labor com.
missioner. Claude Connally of okla
homa City; for charities commits
sioner, Mable Bassett of Oklahoma
City.
A number of negro delegates were
present and took part in the pro-
ceedings of the convention.
The only real split of the sessions
developed over the Endorsement Of
a candidate for attorney general, in
which the group of men who were
the real heads Of the convention
were beaten decisively by the farm
ers union solidarity for Judge ]. NJ.
Humphreys of Atoka
In the final vote Humphreys who
is republican district judge, was
indorsed for attorney general over
Senator f. ?. Hill, McAlester, dem
ocratic member of the senate, who
undoubtedly will be candidate.
Hills name has been associated with
the race for months.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-02-24
DANCER AT COLLEGE.

On Monday evening, February 27,
at S.15, Miss Madeleine Calkins, a
well known dancer, will appear at
the College auditorium. Miss Cal
kins filled engagements in Kansas
City and Oklahoma City with marked
success, and the junior class feels
that it is giving the Chickasha audi
ence rare opportunity by bringing
her to this city.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-02-24
THREE ARE DEAD
IN TEXAS BLAZE

Cleburne, Texas, Feb. 24.-Three
persons were burned to death and
several are missing in fire which
swept a two story rooming house
here today.
Workers were busy in their search
for additional bodies in the ruins.
II is believed that the victims, asleep
in the house, were overcome by
smoke. Investigators declared that
the fire was caused from the explo-
sion Of a gasoline stove.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-02-24
F IND HELIUM IN
TEXAS OIL WELL
(By The United pcesi.)

Brownwood, Tex. Feb. 24-Helium
gas in large quantities, was reported
found in a well which has just come
in as small oil producer accord
ing to reports received here from
the field this morning.
The well is located in the Shall
low pool district five miles south
os here. The geologists who tested
the gas say that it is helium be-
yond question and that it is of high
quality.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-02-24
CASE is DISMISSED.

On complaint of w. R. Ballard,
complaining witness in the case, the
charge of obtaining money under
salse pretense. instituted several
days ago in justice court against c.
A. Green was dismissed this morn
ing. Green, a local lad, paid the
court costs and was released from
custody.