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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-12
VIRGINIA PROFESSOR
SELLS COMPOSITIONS
rspc cial to The Timos.D,,natc,,

iSpecia TO The Times Dispatch
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. Nov. II.
number OF musical composition.
or Arthur Fickenscher. professor OF
music At the University OF Virginia.
have been accepted by w. Sulzbach
German firm. and are now being
published in Berlin. These compost
tons viii probably lie ready for sal,
about Christmas. and others will fol-
low shortly after
The first to appear will be a rrou,,
Of French folk songs set for mixed
chorus: group Of German folk
songs set for concert artists; AN
cassin and Nicolete." which is a
choral symphonic poem for orche.
ira. mixed chorus and soloists. and
''The Chamber Blue" which Ia a
IL imo drama for orchestra. woman,
chorus. soloists and intcrpretativ.
dancers.
The following songs arc also beInr
published: Horrors Realm" 70
words of IIcbel with a trauslat,on
hy Edith Cruzan Fickenschcr: "Tb
Wind" TO words OF Robert I,oui.
stevenson. and where Go the
Roats?" also to words of Doh.t
Louis Stevenson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-12
SENIOR GAMBLER
MAKES NO COMMENT

KANSAS City MO- No> H. A.,
. c.nd.or ST. Atlanta. ca ,a".-
."i..'. refused to 'a"H" any state
mont When asked tniay regarding
recent alleged threats 70 legal g.,
'inn against him by Mrs ouczim.
d"HoucheN N.w Orleans, Id. as :,
result ~ the breaking of jhcir en-
-aE"m"nt Mr. Gambler. WHO is ON
49,. Way 10 California was accnr-
panied by hi, SON Asa q Candlcr
J. and Mrs candle
~ atm going with my son on !.
'nle pleasure trip" Nj. Candle
aid 4 haven't thing to say I
hm out "f business uow and every
ihiuE j. Ia tn. hands - my sous.
hope tho public VIII forget tina, IN
fortunate anair q; home ! am an
nE myself In a h'g house with Just
some servants FOR ""mPany. gel
."ncsomc sometimes and whcn 4 man
lonesome mes ant +" do some
foolish things That's nll am soins
to say"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-12
TAKE BIG PART
IN ANNUAL DANCE-HALL WAR
Harry Pcer Enjoys Popularity Exceeding Even
That of the Days When He Danced
With Caby Deslvs.

limeiiGht ,o's rs the headiiner of
the Alhambra Thcat.r ana as tho
manager Of Acacia., the society
dance palace. run :" successfully
curing the summer by Elsa Max
well. with Jenny Dolly as the star.
Fiicsr's reputation was such tina,
both the SO Different and the Clover
club found themselves deserted. and
every one went back to the Acaciae
The next move is expected wacn
Elsa Maxwell ana oscar Mouvrt.
brother of Maurice. intend opening
sumptuous restaurant near the So
Different and the Glover Club Who
their star Will be is az We; ms
terry.
Harry Pilcer is. enjoying popu-
iarity exceeding even that OF the
days when he danced with Gaby De-
iys. His partner - the Alhambra is
Winnie Richmond an exquisite Eng
,ish blonde. They ,ull several snc,-
ticular stunts, 'rtluding Chinese.
dance. ii which Harry lmpcrsonatas
10th an America Iaval officer aAt
- Chiucse mandarin with an ene,t
that brings down Sh- house TIL.
lime limit OF their engagement has
been doubled
rilccr's original Aihambra par
nor. June Day. is back dancing with
Tack Gavin. Joan Sawyer's former
cavalier. at ClaridSes
She left me flat at five minutes
notice just before the act was 10
ing On bccause wouldn't eat her
N on :: share OF tho profits OF the
Acacias.' explained Pilcer to me. Il
couldn't do that because ! had al
ready contracted elsewhere. So Then
! got winnie. who jumped iuto the
part without any rehearsins and
proved n regular Knockout"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-12
ruy ruj,ersal serv,ce

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s-.n IN. no. H.. ,oy.ir.J r,,.,'..,,'',.
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was a, a., ,rot.l,, ,L.t -. it.,.,s
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i''N S'' '''"'!' I'm" b'NSH"lt Wh"
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nc mt "''e'''" "I','r
v.',,, n"l ".''"s, go rteN'nl -"
]" rom eatlnS lh'h, mt me
,.'.'' ISnSn'ns.N TOO" no notice Of
SEQ" r, '",S
y '''l'' Analyses "i the ron'"niS
$500" q n.#N '"r'"ntaE" OF arse
i.u can. ~ '"' inter .'i
".,.''S ~ 'h' S'h"'I VINO
N"'"'' S'''''" OF
~ No. J'''" 80, -
MAN lay "' tn" point o.
u"' ,'N" Us sun
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-12
BREATHING AND HEART BEAT STOPPED
FOR AN HOUR. MAN IS RESTORED TO LIFE

o mode a.
Is when man
Of
a
the
o \ ricctio
the heart
AdrenAn then and
OF
4 aga
1T the
beat OF
he lived again
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-12
London Experimenting with f,ubher
PnNemenis

LONDON. Nov. H. streets paved
with gold were a fiction in the days
% Dick Wilmington, London's arst
Lord Mayor. but streets pavcd with
rubber are distinct pos sibiiities OF
'h" near iuturc \ test is bning
made ~ 81 Martins Lane with rubber
locks instead of wood and asphalt.
'ni although tn" former is lar more
Nrcnsivc, II IS hoped IT viii last
Twenty-Five years as against twelve
. fourteen years for wood block
paving.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-12

Judge Florence l.. Allen. nr.t
woman common pleas judge in this
country and an independent candi-
date for the Ohio Supreme Court e
planning 1" do part OF her campaisn-
Ing this year by radio A commit
tee is negotiating with broadcastjns
stations to get messages from Judge
Aliens headquarters distrihut "a
throughout the country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-12
FIND PHYSICIANS BODY
WEIGHTED WITH BRICK

PHILADELPHIA PA. $50, 80
Tho body o. Dr. Graham j. Johnson.
u Reading "a, was found NJ ia,
schuylklN River here today N had
iccn weighted down by means 81
bricks in the pockets o! clothing and
n, gag was In the mouth ld-UtIt "a
ion was made by means Of uugcrs
found in the clothing
~ IS said mat Dr Johnsor NrI
Nceu q patton, .onlc tim" ago IL 'u.
rennsylvauia Hospital for insan- .n
west philadelphia The police say
they afe inclined to tho belief that
the physician ended his own life.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-12

as we'll as q h"mo-n.ker. | con-
s.der one just as important as an
ether
Mrs. tuseWbary believes that the
mex generation or women viii ho
financially 'udcpe ud-rt aud that
they viii keep q; their jobs after
marriage. just rs men do
70" would be amazed L. know
ii." pr, -r"ss women have made in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-12
Charge Evasion Of siberian Poll Tax.

1.-THE Nladiv0stok government
has recently lodged complaint
with the Japanese government
against what ii alleges was the
evasion Of the poll tax OF IS yen
levied on persons leaving the coun-
try, by some 1000 Japanese and
Korean refugees from Siberia
Ret" gees. chiefly Japanese and ko-
rcans. but also many Russians. are
leaving Siberia by rail and steamer
now that evacuation has actually
commenced.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-12

the last ton years" sac says All
thr busiues. women have ther ac-
counts and IN" women from the
rurhl districts now bring i'm their
batter and cEs money ani dcpos f.
% iu their own PERSONA accounts
Women are bringing 20 bUs!ne,7
ir"Ir intuition anj thelr particu!,'
f"n.niu" abilities. ana they ar" com
plct"ly changing business methods
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-12
WOMAN BANKER PROVES SHE CAN MANAGE
BOTH HOME AND BUSINESS AZ SAME TLMEl
Mrs. Cusenbary Is Nicc-Prcsi.
dent of Oklahoma Finan.
cial Institution.

HON" before business. brt bust
ness before pleasure. is tGs policy
mat has enabled Mrs. Lula H. Cusen-
barry To combine successfully HON,
and business career
Now Sh" is vice president OF the
Bank Of Hydro, Okla. a job coveted
bv many man and looked upoi.
Win envy by many Of her own sex
Rut This does no. prevent her
managing all the details of her hom"
md i>r' ping an accurate eve On all
expenditures. Nor has she ever lost
h"r hn"CE with pies or forgotten any
II Tia. culinary technique she per
."c'"d before She undcrtupl business
A woman should devote just az
much tina. - her home a. it takes
20 rum in eiAc.cmtly." She told me.
but 3: She uses labor-sav.ns devices
aud Its h"r head save her Zee, sh.
sh0uld have time left 10 drvo,. 20 y
business or professional career =
she wants one.
They M> Well.
Bus ness makes Il woman appr"-
,.0t" her home tn" contrast be-
tween an of,ice and home puts the
nome in very favorabl" light
a knowledge OF hoUS"kos ping
and III" ability TO make home m.ll"s
ct Woman NOR. valua bic and re-
source!ui in business than tile mere
mastery % shorthand and what tn.
commercial schools offer
When arSt married ! learned 70
svSt,mAti:e my houscwork. That
gay. mo Il Erea: deal OF extra tiin..
- Thought the la bit Of going down
% til" bans 10 help my husband
"N hen he Went away Oh business
hr left IN" III charge Of his work SO
uractiCai," learned banking by alb
Sorptiou Soon I was given a reg
n..I d "u assistant cashier.
promoted TO cashier. ANA then
40 THE N.r.- prCSIdcu,,.
Trains Tier Daughter.
am training my napper d. = IL
i.r. Oliver. to De a business woman
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-12

LONDON Nov. 1.-THE woman be-
nud Kema
That's What they call haiid Edb
Iianoum. ono Of The FIRST Turkish wo-
men 81 al tim" Ia make her mark in
history
Sh" is said TO he the person who
has Inspired kernal Mustapha Win
MS G'apuluSe dreams of a revived
Turkey astraddlc OF the straits uf
N"SporUe With one foot i'm Europe
and tn" other IN Asia. 1t is she
Wao j. supposed to he constantly
Whispering ina his ears the battle cry:
T,nirh'N--"Il Tnrkey-for the Turks
N"m"ntic legend is ALREADY busy
w.'h her story. ana it is ALREADY hard
% sifi fact from fiction. 1t is known
mat she is the daughter Of - TUI,
Nho vas au rulficial at the YUdiz
N.oo}, IN" home of the Sultnus a.,
Con tamt!m"p.'. Il is known that sn.
MAS ou" 90 the FIRST real Turkish
Women :" 10" graduated from th"
\mor.rau college az Coustautiuup,o.
Sne has absorbed both Turkish
ami European cultures
Highly Cultured.
She - quoted as saving
ia ;hr most approved Turkish
house itcly fashion. ( ,au 70 TO .
market and pick oN female slaN.
or IA" household and kiow the ,y-
~ price 10 pay for hcr And can
r" l" q European butcher shop lili,
any European woman and select tn.
HronHr joint OF beef or mutton
rs TurN eau select Il dancing
girl and know what her services are
worth As Europeans | can as
>uu' European dress. play tennis.
darD" iu tho Western fashion. play
.' piano sing The latest london
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-12
Sends Greetings TO wilson.

Mrs 6. W I. Kern. prcsiden; Of
the Servic" Legion. yesterday sent
the f"ilowinS telegram to former
President Woodrow Wilson:
Upon this dag the Service Legion
ends its afcctionaie greetings and
hest wishes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-12
BERLIN HAS CRAZE
ON LEATHER WEARING
| -rd for Trimming ON Hats,
Goats and Shoes. Lat
ter High.
lHy Universal Service !

HEEliN. sos. 1.-THE 'rah" to'
leather wearing apparel WAKES more
,,.., g., r.,,l, -, ,t., 81,
."."S 90 w" ran ana "'H'"' seq"
son.
Leather '"r coats 80! hats for
trimmings iur'I""ta'is foT shoes.
f"rh"n$ the utilization Of leather
:or all these uaw purpo Is in part
r'Sronslhir for t." '"emo udogs r,,"
IN ~" price OF ""cn an ordinary ra'r
ia" mere NIpr"si'!ob - Is la, fash
ION Observer ana NOS based on any
scientific ee"noMic research. ii' that
as i ma" m'"y f" HERMAN woman
QUA prcf"r Ia max" her lcltne" in
roSilu"u' tor this winter .H one ~
IN" naitN iHi-iriUmed Jackets now
h"suS shown, ana economic" il!
necessary On h.r winter s,oe re-
GmireIns''-
ON" -! 'H'S' ia cMcts. which is par
tcn!arIy fetching. is OF black leather
WI" .aiE' 'oii gray VOL! collar
"nd Guns AMI lined in IA gray yellow
ana blu" plaid WOODEN material.
hussei P"puinr COLOR.
Ihe most popular color, 2"rhaps.
because tn" most practical. + rus.
thoroughly man-'a!l"rcd fashion
WIN h"'e""G collar and patch
pocheiS. though "it'n t@m!n.2ed by
c""Ner cola. "f rac"on. orpossum
or clNt c'i
mere 49, ",h"r c"a;s In green.
~ re-" 'n tt"H. III suede. a. well as
- - t"'h l"t'H"t y particularly
handSo ~" and "moctiv" tull-lensih
.o"t Wh''h j. Dan ne shown 10y on" OF
.'HrIih'S most 'Nc'iNlEs SHOPS. !" OF
i"up. Sucu" WIN large gray sinN
collar ana GUNS and lined with
'anaf! Ec'!"W cloth There is n
small hat l" match. With dash OF
NcL"" gum over one car.
m" 'eh 'n"' NAT oHcr 'ar laiae'
range OF c"!"FN IMAM the coats. -"
color seems 20" N.r!d nor yet to"
delicate I" tan ;ne leather dyer's
SILL ana '"e d'it myers OF the
ml'''heTS seem 10 to" abe TO convert
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-12
SIR THOMAS FELLOWES
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
Rcar-Admiral of British Navy
j. Nincty-Fi-c Years
Old.
OLDEST or RANK IN SERVICE
APPARENT. Only Surviving Flag or
frcr born In Reign of George ~.
Family Connections Link IN with
important Events.

LONDON. Nov. Ii.-Hcar. admiral
! SIR THONGS Fcl.owoS. X. {. e, c.'c.
DRAFTED ia" ninety fifth annivcrsary
"f-hiS birth on october 10. 1927. 81.
Thomas FcilowcS is tho oldest OH D..
Ger "f his rank in the Service. and
may b. certainly regarded as one e..
the Fathers of tho Navy. lie is an.
rarcmt!y TIA" only surviving flas Of
hc"r. VINO was born in the ictrn OF
George ~
TN" family connections and LONE
career OF 81" Thomas Fsllow"s link
up with til, present day several inn
poriant events and epochs i'm our
naval annals. HIS uncle. Captaiu ST,
Ih"m"S F"llowcs. after whom IL.
was named. was IL midshIpmam in tii..
E"f"l George with Lord I;ridport
J" -. Another Uncle. William
'"'Ntt relieves. "a; one time - com
manacr in the navy. oniciated as
secretary TO IN" Lord Gr.a, cham.
nt'i"in at the coronation Of Gcors.
IN. While am aunt of the rc,r.a,!-
,uir"i led the Royal Procession TO
Westminster ON tho latter ocratiou
I y. the character of Principal i.yS
N"inah Sir Thomas father was Sir
James relieves. NJ. u. T. r. =. who
WAS an Inspector Of hospitals to the.
Bi.'Sh Army during the Peninsula,
Wa
Tile exact date Of th,, .n.,, %,
N"'''1l"' rs'Iowes Int" ia"
was abou. NAV, uo""'. n"' ~
..., III ne iorti's Of
MN > nus hrSt shi. being The
'ii@ates. IN which lie Saw activ. sor.
vie" ia tho war with Eu=si, l.,
N"n ne Was appointed 10 rho p,,..t
N."slt l'i-Sun ship, flying the flag
"i Admiral Sir Edmund Lyons. in TIN.
Hack Sea. Two OF his brother l.u-
tenants in this shin also r,acho1 a.,
tdvanccd age and wer. aIiy. ,ra
Hel at the bcSinni,,. or Iaao p..,,
Ndmiral Sir X. Massie Blomn.IJ K
NJ O.; and c,,n,.fn I,t,I,,. ~
tI. me lat,.r I,,,, ~" u'-
car, i'm I<ri,i,h 80 ~ '""'
a,,n. az, It '"N axe
Ha,d In, ~, ,a. "'H''s h'"'"-
49, ~ Ia" az" OF
r"'S aSo, in ISIS
80 N"'n''a feIlowc> as com =
N'' "ilS"d" which was landed T..
HIN ~ ,ne hNNsininn War Af,e:
NaH'"''S force a.
J." 'ni nat i'" of \l"jy aUG
"" '"Ht"i" of M"g,!ala and wa
! a. "'I"' ru captain and awarded in.
- ne retired ia 1873. and thus
A"S "e'n nearly half Il ,entury ON
''S''
>ia'c-CruisinR In i>5u.
There would appear io ID. o,,t, ,,.,.
/ ether British naval o.n,.r Oh, ia.
rank WHO mas attained ninety y.nrS
90 49," RMS - Rear. Admiral Hem,
L. '"i"',' VINO was Dorm on Scptcm-
I 49, =" william MS reign.
or 50 ItniN-two years ago.
/ wa" '"i l'"'"'r. then mid
'hS"S'd ~ the sup
/ ~, ,I,. N'tNe 'r'd" ON tho
/ an. ,ni'n- N"'l" IN" sen q
I admiral Si, mater
| great -rn.cI. of IN
.ur the Feet Sir ,r,L,, 49,. ct
/ Rear Admiral Iioldr- ,I.o r,s
/ with Captain Peel of I,dl,r ANN, :.
a'n" in the Naval Brisad. il, ma
/ Crimca While there NAV .fu ns
"''N" several Crimcan Veterans VINO
"'i" inldSh.pn"n in that wax. thcr.
must ." Very t.w wh" like Rear
f'"'i"l ii"Idcr held the RANK OF
'''"""'
or HE ia. officers Who nr.. NOV.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-05
WHAT OF AMERICA.

They have buried their dead in Illinois, and American cvza
ton composing its that bland expression come
to be its main reliance against all questioning all charges
all doubts.
But questioning and doubt buried They can neither
be shot death assured by the society
through whose hasy makeup show the and ulcers
ing disease.
Americans must answer the question, what of America?
lit being asked today all this broad continent asked BY
Anrcan; asked shame humiliation fear Their country
Their democracy their laws institutions and civilization under
indictment and the indictment goes unanswered
Only the other day the flower of Young manhood
the to fight for liberty Did them to the right
placer Was liberty secured those European batees
is it here at home that it faces enemy in arms?
Obedience to law liberty stands it written over the
door of court houses Can Americans that solemn in
junction and fail to acknowledge that tested bv
there is no liberty in America?
There is liberty where there law. There no liberty
where there is no protection for life property There lib
ey where there respect for human rights where ustce
cannot be invoked both for the security society and the punish
ment of its enemies.
What Of America? ?-Ponca City News. r'r-eff
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-05
NOTICE. oF LIDS

Notice IS hereby given that from
this date until eight o'clock, =. NJ.
ON Thursday. the 9Th. day of July.
1922. the city OF Chickasha viii re-
ceive sealed proposals or bids for
furnishing the materials and per.
forming an necessary work in i'm.
proving Minnesota Avenue from Fif.
teonth Street 10 Seventeenth Street
and improving Seventeenth Street
TO Park Boulevard from Minnesota
Avenue to 100 II feet south Of the
South line OF Alabama Avenue by
grading. draining. curbing and paw.
ing the same with concrete paving
and concrete curbing in accordance
with the plans proiiles and detailed
specifications heretofore approved
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-05

and now on file IN the office OF tho
city Clerk All work TO conform
aud be paid for m tho manner as
provided by the specifications there.
for which aro hereby referred 10,
Each bidder must submit with his
proposal certified check payable
TO the Guy OF Chlokasha IN the sum
Of 100000, a. evidence OF his good
faith and that ho will enter into
contract within two weeks thereaf.
ter II such bid be accepted. Tho
successful bidder will be required 10
execute bond equal TO Is percent OF
his contract price for faithful execu.
tlon OF his work and for protection
Of the ciiy against damage by reason
Of negligence and for improper oxecu
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-05
A STOLEN SMILE 'ER TWO
Calling In the Expert.

II was visiting day aboard Hhll'
and the newest goh was storlling
along the deck with his sweetheart
In that particular port. Along came
the main gazabo himself, but the
COB did not salute. The main gaba'
bo. having the rudiments Of human
lty In his system. did not give him a
public bawling out hut called nm
aside and administered few we'll
chosen words.
what did he want Of you" asked
that particular sweetheart when the
gob came back.
oh" answered the latter easily
che just wanted to consult ne on a
bit Of naval discipline he happened
to be- thinking about
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-05

OF negligence and for improper exc
cuiIon OF work and also bond equal
TO per cent. OF the contract price
conditioned for the maintenance and
good condition OF said Improvement
for a period OF five years after iis
acceptance. Said bids shall be filed
with the City Clerk in said City prior
10 the above date and hour and the
same VIII be considered thereafter
by the Mayor and Council on tho
same day and date At $500 o'clock
y. N. The right is reserved to 70.
jeot any and all bids.
THE CITY OF cHIcKASHA.
by ]. II. WELLB0RN,a
(SEAL) City Clerk.
G.2i.i0t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-05
joys Of Assassination.

The callous editor, into whose
presence the aspiring humorisi had
forced his way. handed back the
latest hatch OF laughinspIrIng offer.
inPs.
"You editors" remarked the iok"
artist. take life too darn seriously
"On the contrary" ehortled the
editor. 81 could take yours with
positive glee.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-05
AMHRICANISM CREED.

81 believe in the United States of America and the prn-
cpes of freedom justice equality and humanity upon which
was founded and for which American patriots have given their
lives and fortunes
81 believe is my duty towards my country to ii to
support It's constitutions obey its laws to respect its ag
and TO defend it against all enemies
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-05
PUBLIC RECORDS
Marriage Licenses.

Joe Moslcy. age II. of Bailey, and
Miss Bcria stubblefleld. age rs. OF
Rush Springs. Ceremony performed
by r. f. Moore. Justice Of the peace
Clarence Jordon. age ~. Of Lindsey,
and Miss jessie Street, age Is. Of
Lindsey.
Colby McClan. age 10. Of Naples,
and While Stanley. age i6. Of Alex.
Douglas Jordan. age q. Of Alex.
and Tynio street. age ~. Of Lindsay:
license returned. not used.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-05

For one th!ag. we would be prac.
tirilly broke II We apent all our
spare change for a ralroad. aud how
In the dickens would we be able to
pay for our next ear car Of print
paporg
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-05

Our observation has been that the
man who takes q long auto trip over
dusty roads generally says never
agan"-until he takes a notion to
go again,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-05

An underground panpinR plant
IN an African mine has S,OO0,0pO
gallon capacity per daY.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-05

The worlds chcss championship
was held by one men from 1869 Il
1894.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-05

a Guthrie man who had new
$4,000 ear fancied II as fast enough
to beat Santa Fe train at Il cross.
ing The locomotive won. The In.
iured are expected 10 recover. Gross
crossings carefully"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-05

We we're afraid ], would happen.
g. W. Austin sends q postcard tell
INK M that he IN sailing down the
Hudson aud ovcrything's delightful,
Seems that the summer yaoallonla'A
Just can't help pcalorIng Us that
way.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-05
BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY

THE FOURTH COMMAND
H MENT Rememhor the sab
S bath day to keep Il holy.
Six days shalt thou lahour,
ana do nll thy work. but the seventh
day II the sabbath of the Lord thy
God: IN " thou shalt not do any
work. thou. not thy son, nor thy
daughter. nor thy manseryani, nor
Thy maldsoryant. nor thy cattle, nor
thy stranger that h within thy gates
for In SIX days the Lord made heaven
and earth. the sea, aud all that IN
them h. aud rested on the seventh
day: wherefore the Lord blessed the
sabbath day. aud hallowed Il EK.
odus 20: s.li.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-05

naffled. the funny man went to
the next place.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-05

We note that the Katy railroad Is
10 be- sold at public auction but
since We have learned that the mini.
mum bid that will be- accepted is
2S.OOO.OOO We have decided not to
buy Il.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-05

81 simp says he notices that the
horse which runs the fastest in a
race always comes ont winner.