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SITUATIONS WANTED-Female

CTIANfBERMAID, waitress. general house.
worker or cook; city. country: best refer
ences. Morningsde 1859.
COOK and chambermaid; professional
mother daughter: good references; good
WAGES; country preferred Emma Gregoire,
West sth st.
COOK. chambermaid- waitress, colored
women city. country best reference.
Morningside 273i.
COOK, excellent. temporary. day week
city. country. T.. 1870 Herald. Harlem.
DREsSMAKER. French: dresses, IS; expert
remodeing. 1853 Madison av. O1eth)
Harlem 6215.
FINIsHER. light colored. experienced private
dressmaker or factory. Stoval 46 w. 13ad
HoTsEKEEPER: Scotch girl: good cook:
best references. q 2ol3 Herald. Herald SO.
EOUSEWORKER, experienced, wishes posi-
tion country. l.. Kahn. 1o3 La Sale St.
>HoUsEwoRKER. cook, light colored, re-
fined small family or adults; references.
Care Charles. u w. l42d st.
HOusEWORfS, German girl. wishes position
and care Of baby. -Morningside 3S05.
HOUsEWoRKER, sleep in; light colored
cook, wash. useful. sobels. 80 w. 10th.
LAUNDREss. takes washing home: hamp-
or, e1s a speeiJty- Kusler. las West esth. Col.
LAUNDREss. first cIaSs home work; city
or country. Tel Jamaica 5.49.
LAUNDRESS, colored. take laundry home,
references. !. Forrest. os West 12sth ct.
LAUNDRY. WORK; first class laundress; I;
home work or out. by day preferred.
Mitchell, 33 w. 127th. Harlem 5000.
MAssEUsE, college, G1029, Swedish and
scientific. magnetic wave, electrical, &c. :.
expert operator. Columhusl 1530
MIDDLE aged wo nan as working house
keeper for widowers home or small adult
family. experienced. good cook: best refer
cncess NJ. III. r.. 1JT y. 4Ith.
NURSE. capable, well educated young
woman wants care of children or invalid
lady city or southern or western States {,
references. Address Miss A. care McIhen-
ney IFS West 103d Academy 3516.
NURSE. undergraduate, Doctors office. care
semi-invalid or child III. Burrows, 10
Snuil av., Caldwell. n. j.
NURSE, waitress or companion college girl
wants position out OF city until Aug. 20.
Telephone Spring si14.
NURSE-Half grown girl wishes position.
Purvey 2254 9Th ay
STENOGRAPHER--t;oo reliable and steady
stenographers OF ability are extremely hard
20 find at. the present time, but we, advise
all employers first 10 consult these columns
before securing the help they are looking
for II YOU then cannot obtain what YOU
desire insert an advertisement under Help
Wanted, Female. You should be able TO
secure very desirable applicants In this man
ner. Telephone Worth 10000.
WOMAN, colored. desires general house
work sleep out; references Greenwood. 2l2
East t02d
WOMAN, swedish. wants washing home.
Mrs. Bokstrom, 1922 Sth av.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

ARE you looking FOR furnished room In
the city? II so, then go over this column
thoroughly, and II you cannot find what you
desire an advertisement under the heading
Furnished Rooms Wanted" viii bring many
inquiries from people who are seeking room
ers. Telephone ad to Worth 10000.
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Neu Jersey-snIe Or nae.

SUBURBAN. STUDIO HoME-sacrifice cozy
artistic place, especially built for year
round living. less than three years old only
$1,000 cash needed balance OF $500 on
easy terms. almost like rent. buys IL 81 600
now on mortgage can remain: has large
rooms, tiled bath. light. steam heat. parquet
floors. running water. electric Tight, every
convenience; beautifully situated on plot
luox2oO feet fine garden shrubs and flowers
IN profusion; close to pretty lakes stocked
with fish; select. congenlnl neighboorhood
good markets. school and churches near by
this Is chance of a lifetime to obtain a
home at n fraction of real worth: could NOT
he duplicated at less than S145O0: IDEAL
communication to New York city, 700 NJ "
city business men and professional menNcom-
muting from this section now; mIrutea'
easy walk from house to r. R. express sta
ton: Immediate. II. o. Box 31S, CITY Hall
station. New York city.
BARGAIN. ACT QUTCKLY-Attractive s.
room house. all improvements. on plot COX
ia5 In rapidly growing home community; :
minutes 10 station. main Ire Penn. r.. n
excellent commuters service: price 80 500;
easy terms. ROGER RICE. o23 w. 33d ST.
n. v. City. Tel. Longacre 1928.
IEEE.llst or houses for safe ana rent. Write
VAN wINKLT CO. Rutherford. N. j.
MONTCL Nine room dwelling, we'll con-
structed: open fireplaces, steam heat :
large plot convenient location: s1O,5OO; ex-
,ellant value. III. ii. ARTHUR. IL John st..
r. Y.
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SITUATIONS WANTED Male

'cuAr-rrEuIl noctAnic. single: neat ap-
pearance; reliable -drlver; good habits;
exceptional references. Man, l26 West oist.
Riverside 02II.
CHAUFFEUR, city or country, ~ years ex-
perience on all makes cars. j. Thorn, 1le
West i03d.
CIJATJFFETR-M MECHANIC wishes position.
private: fl years experience. j. White.
. Alexander aH.. or phone s2l5 Columbus.
CHAUFFEUR. mechanic, II years export
oncc. desires private position; good refer
crcca. drives any car. Pflster, 1880 Az. =.
CHAUFFEUR, butler. gardener colored
city or country. People going away. Ed
ward 80 w. n6th 81. Phon flaza llOe
CHAUFFEUR. young man. married private
phstion excellent references. a 1855 Her
aid. Bronx
CHNTTFFEUR. Chinese. "a. neat, reliable,
experienced mechanic, wishes position In
private family: best reference, Tom ! I'd ay.
CfINTiFFEiiR--Gen leaving city wishes
10 place his chauffeur highest recommen-
da,ion Phone Lcnox 1sai Address 80 II. y2d.
CUATrFFErR, useful all around man. ~
wears experience driving. shop. Write
Mccain, care Of ritz, 022 ID av.
CHAUFFEUR, married, II years experienced
Al city references. Turns. Columhu l01d
CTIATiFFEtIR, 81, rs years experience. John
Ahlgren. 1870 ST. Marks av.. Brooklyn
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BROADWAY. 4f6 (corner)-Two lofts. $1,000
z. 18th ST.. cor 1sth-Two lofts. $500.
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HELP WANTED-FemaIe.
Instruction.

Instruction.
EARN $50 weekly through Prof Rohrers
famous Hairdress, Manicure. Beauty School,
1l9 West 42d St, or Brooklyn. 15 4th av'
Newark Branch SAT Broad ST.: circular.
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MUIR z UNCOMFORTABLE NURSES
FOR DAY AND NIGHT DUTY. HOSPITAL
FOR RTJPTTRED AND CRIPPLED, 32f
EAST 42D ST. SEE SUPERINTENDENT
NURSE wanted for baby 20 months old.
Apply Mrs Fl. Selzmick. ss5 West End av..
apt b.
SALESLADY, experienced. wanted in hand
embroidery: references needed. Apply 100
w. 2fst St, room 2l1.
sALESL,ADIES. experience Unnecessary. ex-
ira. $3.50 day. Call Weisbecker. 30 w.
f25th St.
SUMMER work. teacher or advanced stu
dent, enjoyable. healthy vacation. $40, so
days. Write Dept. r., 500 9Th av
SUPERVISOR OF NURSES
Registered nurse wanted ~ super
. visor for student nurses: 100 bed
general hospital; accredited train
ing school; salary 500 per month.
Apply to superintendent. 12 East
30th St, Rayonne. ~. J. Tele-
phone 1924 Bayonne.
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Employment Agcncy-commerciaI.

Employment Agcncy-CommerciaI.
ELEANOR II. MOOG,
IL JOHN ST.
stenorraphers, :, $40. s25, $50: Underwood
bookkeeping machine operators. s23: dicta-
phone operators Sa3 file clerks. addresso-
graph and graphotype. s23; neat refined.
Christians. Z
Employment ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
AT MRS. TTrEO. MATMBERC'S
SWEDISH AGENCY (ESTABTISHFD issi),
10la LEXINGTON Av. l75THl.
Select help. All positions. Private families.
MANY GOOD PLACES.
Cooks chambermaids, Mattresses, house
workers. laundresscs, nurses. couples.
wETTLER'S AGENCY. 90 W l3d 1t.
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ATTENTION. MEN

ATTENTION. MEN!
Three ambitious. energetic young men, liv.
ing within rs miles of New York. needed
Immediately; S25 per week while learning.
with opportunity to~make more; permanent;
inexperienced. we train you Apply 207 Mar.
ket ST.. Newark. room 1910, between and
to-day.
BANK SOLICITORS.
MEN with savings accounts experience. for
against commission: state experience. REFER
ences. Box No. 125. Post Office. Brooklyn
BOOKKEEPER wanted. speaking both Eng
lish and Spanish, for position in Cubn.
Prefer man with some sales or general bust
ness experience. No replies will be con-
| sidercd unless age. experience, salary ex-
pected and references are given. .229
Herald. 2S0 Broadway.
COUPLE-Wornan cook and washing man
housework and chauffeur; small family. In
right party Apply $50 Herald. $50 Broad-s
way. =
COUPLE. gardener. useful man and house.
worker; all year. suburbs must have first
class reference English preferred. o 767
Herald, $50 Broadway.
CRAFTSMAN, mechanical, preferably man
experienced In designing and laying out OF
automobile accessories; must have bad some
experience screw machine parts. sheet
metal stamping. die castings and dials for
Instruments; good position open to the right
man. 17s Herald, $50 Bway.
GROCERY CLERKS wanted; only those with
thorough knowledge of the business need
apply positions vacant for managers and
clerks excellent opportunity. Address Adj
ysrtisng Agency, 290 Washington ST., B klyn.
HOUsEMAN, single wanted for private resi-
dence in Long Island; walt on table and
make himself generally useful; good. perTna-
nent position tor right man. Call "a West
30th St, Mrs. Schmidt.
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RIVERSIDE. 10. = Beautifully furnished
double room: southern exposure: with
Kitchen; reasonable. Schuyler p066. MER-
RITT
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TWO connecting rooms, we'll furnished. Il
suit business couple two men; private
family; Christians: near 91st st. subway anc
elevator. Phone Riverside 1449. d 675 Her.
aid, $50 Broadway.
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Maine.

POrHAM BEACH, Me.-Stacey House; boat
ing, bathing. fishing, sea foods. fine table,
cool, good beds; SIS per week up. Mrs.
SARAH s. DRAKE.
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Above 14th St. to seth St. auclusive,.

STORES and lofts In 42d st. district.
BOWMAN. 115 w. 42d.
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West Side.

COLUMBUS AV., 3O7 (near T4th) Lars,
paror, connecting bedroom. adjoining bath
reasonable. Phone Columbus 3063. HAROLD
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Connecticut.
L.. 90 -
New Jersey.

BOARDERS, accommodations few select
boardcrs. on lovely farm, ideal location
mountains. bathing, fishing. table supplied
with own farm products. abundance milk
from tubercular-tested cows. D., l.. a. w. n.
II. oxford Station; free transportation from
there 10 farm. SIS weekly. Make reserva-
tons quickly. George Corb. II. ID. 2. Ok
n 1
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FARM PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-90 acre New York State dairy
farm with equipment; direct from owner
Address Y 2o31 Herald. $50 B'way.
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WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.-Newly furnished
large, sunny room: beautifully located
every convenience; terms moderate. For
particulars phone billings 1lS3.
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Maine.

FURNISHED bungalow to let, on acres
ground all improvements, 4 rooms, 100
acre farm, pine wood, 700 feet elevation near
trolley. convenient to large city; $l15 sea-
son: son: school teacners or family. Jamaica
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS.

From Battery to l4th St.. Inclusive.
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New York,

AT SYLVAN LAKE. DUTCHESs CO., N. Y.
Bungalow TO rent, three rooms, porches;
boating. bathing, fishing; ideal location
JOSEPH S. HEATING. 10 Charles ST..
Poughkeepsie. N. Y.
ATTRACTIvELY furnished cottage to let. 3
rooms, bath: committing. Oratamin Inn,
Blauvet N. Y,
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East Side.

HOTEL PARK, 1920 Park av. Cf0th) !.
Gentlemen. cool rooms. moderate; weekl.
transient.
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Staten Island

LIVINGSTON MANOR.-Exceptonall beau
tiful house; rooms, single and suite;
with or without private bath; unusual table;
adjoining cricket and club. i02 Bard av..
Livingston. Staten Island. Tel. 566 Port
Richmond.
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34TH, EAST (adjoining armory)--Two at
tractivo outside rooms IN apartment with
mother and son; gentlemen. BUCKLEY. Van
derbilt 7T2S.
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Connecticut.

NEW LONDON, Conn.-Beautiful estate-
four master bedrooms and baths; 3 other
sleeping rooms. beautifully furnished: large
grounds. garage. barn. chicken house: vege-
tables for season; hens. young chickens;
wonderful private grounds, orchards: will in
clude service of gardener. Post Office Box 49,
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gentleman; private house. IL
18TH ST. 142 west.-single room. all I'M
aanks :.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

E. C. II. voGLER.
Amsterdam av. and SD st.
HASSOIT & LANNING. REAL ESTATE
B'WAY & sgTH ST TEL. $3.50 RIVERSIDE !
]. ROMAINE BROWN,
10 East AID st.
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BARGAIN 1N\vACANT CORNER.
The southwest corncr OF 1slst st. and
Haven av, light on three sides; ripe for
walk up full commission. AUSTIN FINE
GAN, 81 Nassau ST..
lo5 Audubon av.. corner roth st--rour room
apartment all improvements; moderate
rentals.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-02-25

Duncan will speak on The New
u, Y. p. y. Department Grading" :"
Rev W. D. Noorer professor Of
christianIty at Oklahoma Baptist
university at Shawnee. will lecture
On "A Correlated Program for a
Local Church" rhis address will be
followed by a thIrty.minute confer.
once. A. s:ts o'clock. Jed Johnson.
tiktc senator from Walters. Will
speak on Baptist Young People and
Ideals"
Saturday night al 3 o'clock play
'ei. THE Trial Of the Robbers" will
be presented by the u, Y. p. 4. OF
first church nj chickasha. Moaely
viii deliver q second address on
"rhe Fiye.Fold Object Of the u. Y.
r o." and Rev, D. H. Wade will
conduct o consecration service. Tho
Call TO n Life Task"
Sunday morning at a.i5 O'Clock n
convention Sunday aciool session
Will be held and At II o'clock Mose.
u will speak on "The D. Y, =. u.
as Missionary Force
AZ o'clock Sunday afternoon D.
J. Badger Of Tulsa will speak on
The city u. Y. z. Y. Training
School; Fred A. 'Mccaullcy OF Ok
lahoma City, state Sunday school
secretary. on "Thc u. Y. r. u. and
the Convention Normal Manual"
aud Rev. J. A. Tolman. president OF
Oklahoma Baptist university at
shawnee. on Building Univcr.
sity-thc Part the d. Y. 7. u. Can
Play" This session will close the
convention.
Officers this year are Lewis u.
Solomon Of Jefferson. president; W.
u. Mooror Of Shawnee. vice-presi.
dent: Miss Eunice Sampson OF
Oklahoma City. recording secretary:
I.lount +. Davidson OF Oklahoma
City. corresponding secretary; lie.
roy T. Taylor OF Shawnee, treasurer;
T. ]. Franklin OF Davis. auditor, and
j. y. Rounds Of Oklahoma City. his.
torlan.
Members OF the executive COM
mittoe are Solomon. Davidson. Nc.
Caulley. Moorer. ChrIstoph. Miss
Mills and William Smith OF HALEY
vile. II. Il. Hogan OF Hugo. Miss
Gracia Tarman OF Oklahoma City.
Preston Stedman OF Davis. Miss
Anna Duerksen OF Fairvicw, Harry
Morgan OF Clinton. Otis T. Weaver
Of Devol and Whit Haynes Of
Hooker.
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ANNOUNCE JUDGES
IN COUPE CONTEST

with the final hour. Monday
nIght at o'clock. emblaxoncd on
their minds. stirring scenes are be.
Ing enacted by candidates In the
q a u. Clothing company coupe
contest. now swiftly drawing TO q
olosc.
The workers are paying no alton
tlon 10 frequent rumors that circu'
late with the hope OF damaging ef.
icct--to discourage competitors In
the race. Misleading stories have
but one effcct-influcncin some
candidate TO retire for fear Of being
passed by some one else In the race.
Courage and downright hustle are
tho two main things TO observe.
Votes are the only things that will
win the prizes and every candidate
should-and for that matter they are
taking upon themselves TO annex
Just M many votes as possible be.
tween now and the close.
In order 10 maintain the utmost
secrecy as 20 the number Of votes
turned In by each candidate during
the last few days OF the contest. no
more standings will be published. as
the ballot box has been sealed and
viii not be opened TIL the close OF
ccnteat.
When the final hour arrives Mon
day evening, the contest will bc de.
clnred closed. These three mon
have been selected as judges to
count the votes: o. q. Linn. Rev.
II. T.. Toothaker and Geo DIemrres.
Tho judges will break the seals.
unlock the box and begin the last
count. The winner will be deter
mined by merely adding the pub.
lished vote totals which appeared
In this paper yesterday. to those
contained In ballot box at close OF
contest.
There will be no waiting; no com
plicated count. but simply a matter
OF adding the vote totals and an
nouncing the winner.
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ANNUAL MEET Of / (.
B. Up. j. slated
HERE NEXT week
Several Hundred Messengers Expect
cd; Lengthy Program Prepared;
Many Prominent Speakers
VIII Talt

Several hundred members Of the
Baptist Young Peoples Union Of
Oklahoma are expected here 10 At.
tend the annual convention TO be
held In iio First Baptist eaurch,
March 20 3, according 10 announce
incnta made yesterday.
Tho convention VIII begin Friday
afternoon ut 2 o'clock with n doyo.
ilonal service conducted by Rev. G.
c. Morris OF Ada. Rev. Sam u.
Taylor OF Chickasha viii deliver the
address OF welcome, and o. r..
rhristoph Of Oklahoma City. former
president Of the convention. will
respond. The afternoon VIII close
with reports OF committees on nomi'
nations. credentials. organizations
and business.
Friday night at 3 o'clock, Rev &.
G. Morris will conduct the devotion
al service, and II ~. Lee. u. Y. r. U.
field secretary OF the Sunday school
hoard. OF Dallas, Texas. Will speak
on "1'he Place Of the Quiz Leader
n Promoting Daily Bible Readings
Rev. d. X. Wade OF Tulsa will con-
duct an inspirational holr. His sub.
icct VIII be "The Secret OF a Vic
torious Life"
Saturday morning at . o'clock Mr..
Morris will conduct a devotional
service. and Miss RosalIe Mills. edu'
cational secretary OF the Delaware
Baptist association. Of Tulsa. will
tpeak on "The Assoclational u. Y.
+. u. Organization" Rev. J. y.
Rounds. assistant corresponding
secretary of the Baptist general con
yontion of Oklahoma City. will
speak ON "The Ideal b. Y. p. U.
study Course" to be followed by
conference. Depart
mental conferences will be held un-
III II o'clock when Lee will deliver
his second address. "An Adequate
System OF b. Y. r. U. Records"
Leaders of departmental meetings
will be Lee, in charge OF seniors;
! u. Mosely OF Shreveport, La. In
'harge of intermediate and Rev.
3lount +. Davidson of Oklahoma
'ity. state B. Y. p. U. secretary. in
-harge of juniors.
At o'clock Saturday afternoon
lr. Morris will conduct devotional
eryice and Vernon J. tPuryear Of
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PUBLIC RECORDS
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage Licenses.
II. c. Peck, age %. of Anadarko,
and Miss Maude Phillips, age 10, of
Anadarko.
William Jantz, age 27, of Chicka-
sha, and Miss Mary Unruh, age 20,
OF Chickasha.
Dee Robinson, age 2S, of Aelx. and
Miss Dot Cruise, age 26, OF Alex.
Edgar B. Ross, age 2S, Of Ana
darko, and Anna E. Bell, age "a,
OF Anadarko.
In District Court.
Albert r. Hawn VS.. Josephine
Hawn; petition for divorce.
L. B. Sims VS.. c. w. Graves ct al.
petition to qiuet title.
Prairie Cotton Oil company VS..
Matt Sankey, sheriff of Grady coun-
ty; petition for injunction.
In re application of Pauline But
Ter for the rights Of majority;
granted.
Births. b
Boy. to Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Mar
low, ~ miles northeast of Chicka-
sha; born Thursday.
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Legion Ball Gets
Fund For BuiLding

Ex-service men from Minco. Ce-
ment. Anadarko, Duncan and other
surrounding towns were among
those who attended the American
Legion military ball given last night
in the Elks club
A large crowd enjoyed the affair.
Music was furnished by Myers or
chestra. The room was beautifully
decorated in patriotic colors. Money
derived from the ball will go into
the building fund being raised by
the Raymond T. Hurst post.
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LOCAL MAN DEAD;
FUNERAL SUNDAY

After an Illness Of several weeks.
julie Gunter. age 70. died this morn
ing at his home. 1897 Kansas avenue.
Funeral services. 10 be conducted
by Rev. G. u. James. will be held
Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock in
the Anderson chapel.
Mr.. Gunter had been a resident
OF Chickasha for about five years.
He is survived by his wife, two
daughters, Mrs. Adrain Melton and
Mrs. Ira NJ. Johnson, OF Minco. and
one son. Matt Gunter. OF this city.
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Miss Jessie Mattox IL member
OF tho First Christian church Of
ChIckasha. and regular attendant
upon all the services pf the church.
Az pastor | feel this statement is
due her.
CLIFFORD y. JAMES.
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- = ; ~ ~ :. !. !.
Tho Apache Indians In the United
States number about 1000.
MONEY TO LEND

100000 private ,money to lend
on good homes IN southwest
south or west part Of chickasha;
1 to 6 years. WIN divide Into
several loans.
100000 private money TO lend
on 20 acres or larger tract near
ChIckashn. . years.
$4,000 for one good loan on
chickasha property. or VIII divide
and take two loans: private
money; one year.
$4,000 private money TO lend
on good Chickasha property or on
small tracts Of land. 20 acres or
larger. near the city limits OF
Chickasha. This fund ] Will cut
into small loans. WIN lend II for
one year.
Plenty money TO lend on farms
and city property.
Can use many small tracts OF
land near chickasha; we are In
position TO handle such tracts
with one OF our regular loan com
panies. 6 years, for small loans.
We do q special kind OF busi.
ness; that OF lending money on
good property; study 1t and feel
that 12 years work has made us
efficient. We solicit the idle
money OF Chickasha aud Grady
county. and elsewhere. for loans
here. The rate is good, the mort
gage tax law makes the money
you place in land or city mort
cages tax exempt, and is a feature
worth considering in this time of
high taxes.
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during our bereavement.
Mrs. G. ". Bell and children;
Brothers md Sisters.
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CARD OF THANKS.

We wish TO thank all our many
friends for their many acts Of kind
hess and beautiful floral offerings
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"fhtu '" N'teHu Sonfcrcncc.
Local of'lcers Of the u. 3. army
reserve corps connected with the
s5th division have been Invited 10
attend conference TO be held IN
the Chamber OF Commerce. Okla
homa City, Saturday. March 4. Tlc
Invitation has been extended by
ihrigndicr.General Roy Hoffman Of
The a5ih division. Tho conference,
Hoffman writes. has been called for
tho following purposes: TO foster
closer acqnaintanceshIp and more In.
Innate personal relationship among
division line and staff personnel: to
organize aud promote the assocIa.
lion OF reserve corps officers: TO
promote the success and efficiency
Of the a5th division and TO discuss
frturc social aud other activities.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-02-25

O. s. Wilson Of Duncan transacted
business Ia tho city yesterday.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-02-25

Thomas Brannon, has received tie
highest British award for bravery,
the Stanhope medal which is an
nually presented by the Royal HUI
name Society. Brannon entered a
gas filled mine to rescue a superin-
tendent who had been overcome.
Three times he was driven back. but
on the last attempt he dove through
the entrance of the mine and sue
ceeded in locating the body of the
unconscious superintendent.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-02-25

Mf. aud Mrs. W. n. Baker Of Mar.
low, visited friends In the city yes.
ierday.