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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-25

"Ovsem. ale kdo byl vyzyeda
Gem a kde byl?'
"Plukovniku, to mi prozradi-
la nahoda. Nedaleko mista, kde
isme lezeli dnes rano, byla Y le-
vo od mas vesnice 5 kostelem.
"Ano, dal isem vesnici Wy
prazdniti, iakmile jsme piisli Il
y kostele nebylo nikoho.'
"Nebylo-li tam nikoho, proc
kohoutek ma spicce zvonice u
kazoyal, ze vitr Nane od NIcho
du. kdyz skutecne vanul od "a
padu? a proc Sc kohoutek oto-
eli, kdyz isme zmenili posice a
proc Sc otoeil ia nami?'
Jstc 81 tim jist?"
Jsem, plukovniku. A proto
kdyz jsem dostal vase povole-
III, neyahal jsem dopliziti Sc
do kostela a dostati sc jak moz
ma taine al do zvonice. Nemy-
Ill jsem sc. Byl tam muz, iehoz
ae mi ne bez nesnazl podafiio
znoci.'
Dude zastrelen.
"Plnkoynlku, bylo nutno I've
deti, jakym zpusobem Sc doro-
zumiva neprltelem.'
"Nuze -
"Nebylo to slozit6. Ma sever
MIN pruceli ma hostel hodiny,
iejichz cifernlk nam byl neyi-
ditelny. Muz We vnitrku mohl
tociti rucickama to tim 2pll-
sobem, ze velkou lucickou ozua
coVal presnou nasl Vzdalen0st
od kostela TO We smeru koroa-
nNlcky. Uc1nll .1Sem tak1eI q
nepfitel, opraviv strelbu podle
mych udaiu, zasypal pecIive
lepne pole.
To ie dobre," del plukoy-
nil 'usmlVaJe Sc
Zbyvalo ien dostatl Sc k drtl
hemu stanovisti. odkud bvlv
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-25

bltych konl, znlcenNch del, pre-
vracenych vozu a delostrelec-
kych zasobniku. Celia brigada
tam byla prekvapena, kdyz w
raziti chtela do predu, iista, ze
81 vymytila cele pole
A shora kostela, jehoz lod 4
srazene pruceli byly jedinou
nevylIcitemou ruinou, ozValo
SC volanl. Jedina VeI zNonlce.
prorazena ma nekolika mi
stech, zcernala cd ohne tramu,
sc jeSte drzela a Jake zazra-
KEN roVnovahy nesla stlhlou
kamennou spicku. Nyklonuje
Sc ma polou. z teto splcky, la-
kys venkovan naval rukou Il
kriccl, by na sebe upozornil.
Dustojnici poznali PaVla Del
roze.
Opatrne vystoupili mezi tro-
skami po schodech Vedouclch
ia vrcholek veze. Tam Il dVefl
prorazenych do Spicky bylo
stesnano o6m mrtVol NenCu Il
dVere, Vyrazene, l'ozblte, pre-
hozene, zahrazovaly cestu tax,
ze bylo nutno ie rozstlpatl. abY
byla uyolnena costa k PayloFi.
Ma sllonku odpoledne, kdyz
bylo shledano, re pronasledo-
vani nepfitele narazi na pfilis
vazne prekazky, shromazdil
plukovnlk cely prapor a pollbil
kaprala Delroze.
"NeJprve odnenu, praYll
mu. ''Zadam pro vas yojeusllou
medailii a dostanete il. 4 ted
nam to, muj malicky, vysVetle-
te. :"
a PaveI V kruhu dustojnlku
i sarzi vsech setnln odpovidal
ia otazku.
"Muj boze, je to lroate pll-
kovniku. Byli jsne obetl vyzye
dacu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-25

prekazky Sc mu podarl dati
smluvene znameni.
Bez oddechu patrali pc OBJ
zoru svymi kukatky, zatim co
neprltel zdVojnasoboVal svuj
vylev vzteku = ma repnem po
Ii =.
V iedenact hodin pet minut
prvni ceryena raketa.
Obievila Sc mnohem dale v
prayo, nez bylo lie predpokla-
dati.
\ Do nj ieSte dVe.
Ozbrojen silnym dalekohlc-
dem, delostrelecky kapitan OBJ
jeNil zNonici kostela. sotva Sc
Vynorujiclho Z udoll, ktere by
10 ncViditelnym ia zvlnenlm
terrainu. Spicka zvonice vycnl-
vala tax nepatrne, ze bylo moz
no pokladati j Ia osamely
strom. Podle map Sc snadno I'll
stilo, re v tech mlstech jest
vesnice Brumoy. PoneVadz Il u
daje kapralova byla znama pre-
sna VZdalenost nemeckych ba-
terri, kapitan telefonoVal sve-
mu porucikovi Il baterie.
Pul hodlny pozdejl Sc neme-
cke baterie odmlcely a pone-
vadz Sc objevil ctvrty signal,
zapocato s bombardoVanlm
kostela, vesnice a iejiho okoll,
Kratce pred polednem dorazi
la k praporu setnina cyklistn,
pfedchazejiclch divlsl. Pflna-
sell rozkaz ia kazdou cenu po-
stouplti V pred.
Prapor Vyrazil ku predu 4
byl teprve Il Brumoy privltan
nekolika vystfely puSek. Ia
dni vol nepriteluv ustupoval.
V znicene vesnici, jejlz ne
kolik donu jeste stalo plane
mech, nalezli neuveritelnou
smesici mrtvvch. ranenvch. po-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-25

Eeme. Mad mimi zul'ila ZeleZna
boure. Valila sc Sllene jake
Vztekle krupobiti, ktere chce
co nejspeSneji vykonati sve nj
Give poslanl. Vymrst'ovanl
muzu. kteri Sc obratl kol sve O.
sy Il klesnou nehybni, rvani ra-
nenych, pokfikovani vojaku,
ba vtipy !. A mad tim neutu-
chaiici hrom ran =.
A pax nahle ticho, naproste
ticho, dokonale, neskonale L.
klidneni prostoru a Ma zeml,
jakesi nevylIcitelne osvohoze-
nj.
Plukovnik vyjadfil svou "a
dost vvbuchem smichu.
4Safra. kapral Delroze ie
zatrolene smelly chlapik. x VI
chol yseho by byl, ahs skrope-
no bylo tam to repne pole, jak
slibil.'
Nedokoncil jeste svou yetu,
a na patnact set metru pravo,
ne sice ia repnem poll, ale
pred MIN, vybuchl prvni gra-
nat. Druhy sci prilis daleko.
Pri tretim bylo misto zasazeno
spravne a dest' dalsieh snasel
sc Y ia mlsta.
We yykonu dkolu, ktery 81
kapral predsevzal, bylo cosi
TAX zazrac acneho a matematicky
pfesneho. ze plukovnlk ostat-
iii dUstojniei nepochybovali
re splni svuj dkol az do kon-
CO. ze pres neprekonatelne
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-25

"Jaky?"
"Nevim. Snad til kourove
signaly.'
ALE vas signal nebude miti
smysll, nezaplane-li prave mad
nepfateIskou posici."
"Prave tam,
Ale TO byste il musll znat.
"Budu il znat."
" A dostati Sc tam
"Dostanu Sc tam"
Pavel zasalutoyaI, obratil
Sc IA podpatku, a drive nez
dustoJnici nell casu prisyed-
citi mu nebo neco namitnouti,
rozbehnul se podle meze, jejiz
bfehy byly oyroubeny kerr
zmizel.
"Smely chlapik," zamrucel
plukoVnik. $50 chce provesti?o
Odvaha a rozhodnost mlade-
no vojina mluvily Y jeho pro-
speech az plukoynlk nemel val
ne duv6ry V uspech jeho pod
niku, nemohl 81 zabraniti, ably
Sc nepodlval nekolikrat ia he
dlnky "a tu chyili, liz Sc sVyml
dustojniky ztraVil ia chabou-
zastitou Byly to desne chvile,
kdy yudce oddllu nikdy nemy-
sli na hrozici mu nebezpeti a.
le IA nebezpeci tech, iimz veil
kterez pokEada "a sve ditky.
Nidel ie kolem sebe nataze-
ne prachu. hlavou skrytou
"a tornistrou nebo schoulene k
mezi q vtisn6n6 do prohluhin
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-25

DoVoeme upozoni ceboiovenskou
ch pekae meste fai kar Novakov N 80 15
paheh; uvni yzdobna biym poevann kaky
te ucen ako snad zana na Vnejsek
he'll hezkou
se ukaze y dobm nvemente
tavteu ktei nam kaay nell by ocenovui
Generanm kontlaktoen celia vynikai
elValnt fina avitelka
The Delta independent., 1922-05-05
READ NEWS
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w. A. Doyle returned to his home
at Mesa, Colorado, Monday.
Mrs. A. NJ. Crawford is again able to
be about little since her recent ILL.,
ness.
B. Dunham accompanied B. F. Horn
ing to Hotchkiss on an auto demon
strating trip one day last week.
Mrs R. F. Pittsinger is at the home
of her parents this week trying to re-
cover from rheumatism.
The A. R. Endsley family took din
ner with Austin friends Sunday and
all went to Eckert in the afternoon to
hear Rev. Steadman preach.
Mr. and Mrs NJ. H. Pritchard at
tended the ball game in Delta Sunday.
Miss Alice Shipley is now out Of
work and is at home with her mother
at Read.
The young peoples class and the
intermediate class of the Read Sun
day School went on picnic to the
Black Canon last Sunday. Al Shill
ings tok most of the people in his
truck while the rest went in cars.
Everyone returned very tired but re-
port fine time.
The Delta independent., 1922-05-05

in the Community church at Lazear.
There will be all day and night ses-
sions for two days. Friday evening
Mrs. Adrianna Hungerford of Denver,
the state president will give an ad-
dress.
The play "All Mistake" given by
the Modern Woman's Club in Hotch-
kiss Friday evening, drew full
house. The orchestra under the able
direction of Mrs. c. J. Lawlor, was
greatly appreciated. We wish to
thank everyone who helped with the
play in any way.
All interested in the Rogers Mesa
schools be sure and attend Commun.
ity day at Lazear Thursday. May 18th
A splendid address in the afternoon
New educational methods as worked
out in the Delta Schools" by Supt
A. J. Foster of the Delta Schools and
everyone will want to hear the ad
dress in the evening 1.-THE Goal OF
Modern Education" by DR.. Samue
Quigley of the Gunnison Normal.
The Delta independent., 1922-05-05

the Wickie Sisters place on Hanson
Mesa for a permanent home. This
place consists of ten acres with fine
commercial orchard and modern i'm.
provements. Edgar says he is now
going to live next to nature" the
only real life.
The public enjoyed another big
treat by attending the play "All a
Mistake given by the ladies of the
Modern Woman's Club of Rogers
Mesa Friday night at the Crescent
Theatre. A full house and an appre
ciative audience greeted the players
The acting was up to the high stand
ard OF all our home talent amateurs
consequently all fortunate enough tc
attend were we'll repaid.
The Delta independent., 1922-05-05
ROGERS MESA
. . . . . . . . . . . % .

Mrs. James Hill, Jr., is on the sick
list.
John Campbell of Delta is working
for Will Holt.
Joe Leitzinger. the Deputy Assessor
is busy on the Mesa.
]. L. Cribb who has been on the
sick list is improved.
Mr.. Busey of Delta spent Sunday
with his family.
Miss Van Duine spent the weekend
in Montrose
Mrs. H. c. Marshall is visiting sew
eral days in Grand Junction.
Mr.. and Mrs Will Marshall and
sons of Delta spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. o. Carter.
Miss Goldie Cox is home for few
weeks after finishing a very success
full term of school in Peach Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fast and daughters
spent Friday with Mrs Fast's sister
Mrs Brady in Austin.
Mr.. and Mrs S. B. Bruce and Verna
spent Friday afternoon with Mr.. and
Mrs. A Sylvester and family of
Hotchkiss.
Monday evening under the auspices
of the Brotherhood Glass. Mr.. Newton
gave a splendid talk on coddling moth
in the Community Church at Lazear.
Tuesday the pupils of the Upper
Rogers Mesa gave a May Pole dance
on Carl Smiths lawn. A number of
the friends of the school attended and
enjoyed the splendid program.
At the annual school election of the
school District the following officers
were elected: j. NJ Compton, Presi-
dent; VIII Holt. Secretary; Arthur
Greenwood. treasurer.
Monday morning Mrs. Ross Allen
received the sad news of the passing
away of her mother, Mrs. Kline at
Harrisburg, Arkansas. Mrs. Allen
left Monday for Arkansas. The COM
munity extend their sympathy to Mrs
Allen.
The Modern Woman's Club will
meet May 9Th at the home of Mrs.
Hugh Holt The meeting will be held
Tuesday instead of Thursday so that
those who wish can attend the w. c.
T. [. Convention Thursday. May 11th
and Friday, May 18th.
The District Convention of the w.
c. T. U. will meet May 11th and 18th
The Delta independent., 1922-05-05

Rev. e. N. Egerton, District Super
intendent of the n. e. church, and his
wife had collision near Ridgway
Sunday afternoon with Pierce Arrow
car which shook them up consider
ably and damaged the car. None of
the occupants Of either car was in
jured.
The Delta independent., 1922-05-05

Married Here.
Russell Dunn and Lois Risby. both
of Olathe, were united in marriage at
the Methodist parsonage Saturday
evening, April 29th, Rev. F. w. Pim-
lott officiating. The ceremony was
witnessed by a brother and sister of
the groom.
The Delta independent., 1922-05-05
New Machinery.

INC" machinery.
Willis A. Davis, the shoeman. an
nounces that he has purchased ma
chine for sewing soles, of the latest
approved type and is prepared to do
first class work in every respect. His
shoeshining parlor is being well pat
ronized by both ladies and gentlemen.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-29
Investigation OF
Pair Murders Due
Be Started Again

Kansas City. Mo-. April 2a.-Mys'
terIous murders Of Miss Florence
Barton. Kansas City society girl. and
O. V. Dodge. head Of an insurance
firm, were again being investigated
by police today.
A garage proprietor was held for
questioning following accusations by
his wife who is suing him for d.
vorce. The woman declared her
husband came home unneryed after
the Barton murder. declaring Flor.
enee Barton is dead" and was out
late the night OF the Dodge murder.
Police were also investigating n
theory the woman was attempting
to get even"
Miss Barton was killed while rid
ing with her fiance during an at.
tempted hold-up. She was shot to
death by the bandit. The body OF
Dodge was found In tho driveway
at his country club home, after ho
had apparently been resisting rob
bers.
Denzel Chester was tried and nc.
quilted for the Barton murder. The
suspect held today had police rec
ord, police said.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-29

Grating II preparatory TO making l,
their home.
Mrs. Harold wosoo,t and small
daughter Of Oklahoma City have 70
turned 20 their homo after q hfici
visit with Mrs. wcsoott's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. G. y. Campbell. itss
Kansas avenue.
Mr.. and Mrn. Jesse Dempsey Of
Duncan. Oklahoma. arc weekend
guests Of Mr., and Mrs. J. l.. Hart,
and Mr. and Mrs. l.. {. Wright.
.
Mira. J. A. Ware OF Cement. OKLA.
homa. n a guest for the weekend
In tho home Of Mr., and Mrs. Rctord
bond. ises kanans avenue.
.
Miss Carrie Crosse who has been
the guest Of hor brother. Dr. A. G.
croso and family for tho past week
returned 10 hcr homo In Shawnee.
Thursday morning.
=
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley Dali Of OKLA.
homa City are the weekend guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Il. T. Estoa.
.
Mrs. Louise Willis. mother Of Mrs.
w>I. LIvermorc Is making an on.
tended visit with relatives in Castle,
Oklahoma.
Miss Carmen Hampton OF Norman.
Oklahoma. Ia the weekend guest OF
Miss Edwina Ikard.
=
Miss Frances Terrell is spending
several days with friends In Nor.
man and Oklahoma City.
=
MIss Viola Mckinley who has been
the guest of relatives for the past
month left this morning for her
home In Dallas. Texas.
>
Dan Anderson and Jack Mills are
spending several days In Norman.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-29
DAMAGE SUIT IS
FILED IN COURT

Damages in the amount Of $1,000
for injuries received in an automo-
bile accident here. February IL, are
sought in a suit instituted yesterday
in the district court of Grady coun.
ty by r. G. Fellows. c. M. Rogers
511 Minnesota avenue, is named de-
fendant in the suit
The plaintiff alleges that the In
juries he received in the accident.
which occurred at the corner of
Sixth street and Kansas avenue. has
rendered him incapable Of perform
ing the labor he did perform prior
to the accident; that his head and
shoulder were badly bruised, his
spine wrenched and by reason there
of, he has suffered excruciating
pain and continues to suffer great
pain; that the car in which he was
riding had the right Of way and that
Rogers disregarded the signal given
by the person operating the car in
which plaintiff was riding.
Damages in the amount Of $4,000
for the loss OF plaintiffs earning
capacity; $4,000 for suffering and
pain and 800 for services Of ply
sician are asked by Fellows.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-29
MISS O,NEILL
IS APPOINTED
COMMISSIONER

MIsn Jennie Vaughan O'NcIli has
becn appointed United States com.
missioner hero to succeed her father,
Judge Thos. J. o'Neiil. veteran 10.
rist. attorney and legislator Mis-
ONcill received hcr commission from
Federal Judge II. l.. Williams yes
terday. rho Ia believed 10 be the
first woman 10 hold u. \, comma
sionship In Oklahoma or the south
west.
Although Miss o'NcIll has never
been admitted 10 tho bar. she has
made an extensive study OF Law and
her father has urged her 10 take
tho bar examination. She may some
timo comply with this request, aho
says.
The duties Of tho United States
commissioners are not new 10 the
commissioners In fact, she n
very familiar with them. having serv-
cd m private secretary and asHiai'
ant TO her father since he received
the federal appointment more than
two years ago. Il shall conduct the
office In the same manner my father
handled H." Miss o'Nclli says. She
ia prohibitlonist In every sense OF
the word aud some OF her closest
friends give warning 10 the whiskcy
makers and transportcrs to move out
Of the district
Miss o'Nclll vas for many Yeas
engaged In school teaching. She Ia a
former member OF the Oklahoma Col.
lego for Women faculty and was an
instructor In the Chickasha high
school when that school was a very
small institution housed In n church
building here. For three years she
was employed as a teacher In the
Oklahoma City grammar schools.
Her sister. Miss Anne Wade o'Neill
former member OF Oklahoma College
for Women faculty. is nov Instructor
OF political sc'1nce and history In
the University OF California.
Miss O'Nelll 10 q very active club
woman and has sponsored several
public improvement movements here.
Judge Thos. J. O'Nelll. her father.
whom she succeeds as United States
commissioner here. In a former mem
her OF the Oklahoma state senate.
He once served as county Judge OF
Grady county and has been member
OF the Grady county bar for many
years. Before coming to Oklahoma,
he served In the Mississippi legis.
lature. He went to California sever
al weeks ago 10 visit Miss Anne
Wade O'Neill and recuperate from an
attack OF influenza. The Pacific
coast climate proved 80 benlfIcial to
him that he decided TO remain in
Berkley indefinitely. He submitted
his resignation as United States com
missioner only u few days ago.
The newly appointed United States
commissioner is very modest She
abhors publicity. Reporters who Wis
tied her office for interviews re.
garding her appointment we're asked
TO merely make an announcement
OF Il and that as short as possible"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-29
MISS RULE SECRETARY
LIBRARY ASSOCIATION

Muskogee. April 28.-The Okla
homa State Library association. clos
ing its annual convention here last
night, elected the following officers:
J. Y. RAIDER Of Norman. president;
Mrs. Cora Case Porter of Enid, vice
president ]. II. Wilson OF Ada
second vice-president; Miss Eliza
Rule OF Chickasha, secretary, and
Miss Sarah Noble of Tulsa, treasurer.
Chickasha was chosen as the place
for the 1923 convention.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-29
DIDN'T KNOW voLsTEAp.

New York. April 20 Sanie Ma
tori said he didn't know the couIs
try had gone dry until he tried 10
sell two quarts OF wine TO a police.
man.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-29
MEETING HIGH
SCHOOL GRADS

EDITORS S0rE;-Escry day tho
Daily Espress viii Introduce IN this
column several members cf the
chickasha high school graduating
clana.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-29

lupd. ficsa Calvert. Phoebe iieffner.
Thelma West. Jessie steele. Lucille
Erickson. Mary Major. Virginia
Hyndmsn. Elizabeth Terrell. Fiossle
Mac cattefail. Emma naker. Ruth
Me0eehec. wynema Hili. Dorothy
DO nruee. fiesa Deck. Luclla WI
llama. Kashrina Mocreary and Mrs.
George Rice.
ruesday Bridge Entertained.
Tho Tuesday Afternoon bridge
club was delightfully."- entertained
this week By Mrs. u. \. Buzan In
tho homo Of Dr. aud Mrs. A. G.
Crosse. sss South Twelfth street. The
rooms were effectively decorated In
spring flowers and high score was
made by Mrn. George Calvert. spe'
cIai guests for the afternoon were
Mrs. Elmer Johnson. Mrs. Edwin
Pool. Mrs. wendail Dufan and Miss
Carrie crose Of Shawnee. okiaho-
ma. A club luncheon viii bo given
on ncrt Tuesday nj one o'clock In
the homo Of Mrs. w. c. iullard. sol
South Seventh street.
.
Friday Evening bridge Club.
AIR. and Mrs. X. T. Estcs were
hosts 20 the Friday Evening Bridge
club this week In their home. I'LL
Dakota avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Conrad aud Mrs. ID. NJ. caveneas
and Mr. mn Banks were special
guests for the evening. Mrs. Estes
served n delicious salad course at
the close OF the game.
.
Mr.. and Mrs. oadd Entertain.
Mr.. and Mrs. byron II. Gadd on.
tcrtained with a seven o'clock fam.
lily dinner party on last Monday
evening complimentary to Mr.. and
Mrs. Van II. Foster and small son
Of Los Angeles. Cal. Spring flowers
In dainty baskets were the attractive
OF the rooms and din.
ner table. and covers were laid for
Mr. and Mrs. Van Foster. DIR. and
Mrs. s. G. Foster. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Mallory. Mrs. Louise Gadd
and Miss Marion Foster.
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Entertained.
On last Saturday evening the
OF the Be-Se.Ta society OF
Tho Oklahoma College for Women
we're informally entertained al
bridge by Misses Marion Foster and
Cecilia Lamber In the home OF Miss
Foster. 702 South Seventh street.
Bridge was played from four tables
with Miss Ruth Moore scoring high
and Miss Halen Ray McPeak re-
ceiving the consolation prize. The
hostesses served salad and ice
course following tho game.
.
Entertain Business Women.
Mrs. Edna Maddox entertained the
Business and Professional Women's
cub Friday evening at her home on
Iowa avenue. Miss McGrcggor gave
a delightful reading and Mrs. Har.
ness gave the club members a very
drill on parliamentary
law. A dainty refreshment plate
was served.
-
SOCIETY NOTES.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-29
Entertain Business Women.
SOCIETY NOTES.

Mrs. II. b. Johnson. Of Corpus
Christi. Texas. will arrive in the
city some time next week for a
visit with relatives and friends. Mrs.
Johnson will come here from Nor
man. Oklahoma. where she has been
visiting her daughter. Elizabeth, a
student in the state university.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-29

King Ferdinand of Roumania drives
his own car.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-29

Virgil Brown.
Son of Mr.. aud Mrs. W. W. Iirown
of wcAiherford. Oklahoma. Virgil
Ia q member OF the e. II. 4. track
team and helped win tho cup for
c. II. \. at the Southern Confer
cnee meet. iIo haa made many
friends here. IIo wIll teach nosi
year.
Gam paIk.
aon of Mr.. and Mira. A. Ilalk. 2o2
North Sixth street. Ito Ia a mem.
her of the Maih. Commercial Law
and English clubs. Iia haa vory
pleasing disposition and In well liked
by tho students. Next year be will
attend O. u.
Nellie pynum,
Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. =. J.
Dynum. Eighteenth stree, aud Park
avenue. nellie n the Kind OF glrl
everyone likes and ndmircs. She
came 60 Chickasha High School from
q. &. w. She Ii member of the
English club, Ncxi year. nellie will
enter the Oklahoma A. and n. col.
ioge.
orloen bingham.
Son Of Mr.. and Mira. q. l.. DIng
ham. ao2 South Eighth street. orr
gen has the honor Of being president
of the class and member OF the
Blg 10. iIc also won In tho Popular
Hero contest. lie In polite and
courteous TO everyone. n true son OF
the southland. Next year. he viii
attend A. a NJ. college.
Ted bingham.
Son Of lr. aad Mrs. o. l.. Blng'
ham. sgJ South Eishth street ORR
gems little brother" Is equally as
well liked as Il Or.gen. Ted will
be at A. a NJ. ncrt year.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-29
Missionary Society to Meet.

A business and social meeting Of
the Missionary Society of the Meth.
odIst church will be held on next
Thursday afternoon IN the home OF
Mrs. l.. d. Major.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-29

Mrs. Forest H. Phillips has gone
to Kansas City and Jefferson City
Mo-, for visit of several weeks.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-29

Shorthand aif
Bookkeeping
Typewriting !.
Penmanship
Posting Machine
Dictaphone ~
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Van y. Foster and
son, Van b., jr.. OF Los Angeles
Calf, have been the guests of DR.
and Mrs. S. c. Foster for the past
week. They are in Fort Worth,
Texas. at present, looking afte;
business interests.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-29

Rev. and Mrs. r. e. L. Morgan
will leave Monday for Hot Springs,
Arkansas, to attend the general con-
ference of the Methodist church,
South.