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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-12
NEW AUTOS TO Be ASSESSED At PURCHASE
PRICE, INSTRUCTION OF TAX COMMISSIONER
oAna uBnD ron ONE HHAson AT 10
AND 40 RnR oaHr RADuoIhoN'
LHrTEA 10 AS8nbbO2S sAhs
County Taa Officials 10 Re ruTmshso
Lisa u All PSesons Occurring Aat"
I.iosnsSS for l0aa

I,.I,u.tiona L. county ssSnsB"rs Tor
Nh. ..., I5la constituted tho Husi In
U.,Iant ysar Ia Ia.Rti"n la ths hial"IJ
or tho sIaIa have haan iSsnod ny
waIta, d IiaIIanan. rIa'o ia. '""'"'H
sInnei With tho hope that thsy VIII
hs ~ aaslstan'e 4" y"u Ia 'a'tyl"H ""'
Tho t.Enlutl"n unanimously ah"r'ah ny
you ." tho ona't that -" ~""''. !"
81 far "a you were "hio I" a". rla'" oil
tho prorarty In y"nr r""r"'''v" '"""
tics on tho b""ha a. Ito TIA" anh actual
value copies 81 tho ,"s''"''I"n h"N"
hson r.rslvsd by obi" county A'a""""
James ~ iuIharh'
Tho inAtTuCtlona aro rtln'eh In
r.onnhlst auttRhls f"r ~" r"ht p"Chn'.
and Coypr all pr"hl"mH TINT might u"
encountered by tho R""cn""t In "a"
rnursc Of hin dutlNH Tho ~, commits
HInnor points out that III" lnr'ru'h"h'
given Ia this IarAphlot are explanatory
81 tho law" and ara intended only I"
AID tho RSBcsE"r,
Tho nnsoanor should know tho valuc
Of all objects subject Ia taxation.
CommlEElonor iInllhnan said lie
should ramIllarlAc himS"ir with tho law
relating To assessments
An interesting feature az tho inntruc-
tiOna In the section relating 10 auto
mobiles
Now cars should ba usaoSsod Mt
purchase price. the tax c"tnm'sslqnoT
sayH Cars used FOR ono sonson NJ 10
To 20 por rrnt reduction from cost
price according IL tho condition Ears
uaod iva roha"n, should hr anseasod al
40 To 60 rar cent reduction from cost
price aud thTeo sras"nr "T "Nor. h""
to In TG per cont reduction
iuI viii TuIul nh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-12
3 new TRUSTEES a!
MT. WOOD GENE
Stockholders Have TOO ohetSo S
Lots Now Assdy for 0a1A. k

Iothoidsra OF tho Mount Wood c.
trry nsaociation held thair ANIMAL ~, y
ting last evening In the ChANeS
commerce arusmbly room. T1eg1
a reprrsanialive attendance pfeoe
J. Davis Of tho Island. 'prsaidAA
Turner of The FIRST ward, Acts1inoQ
TsthTy Of the meeting m 4I Sl5{4
Bn or tho old board Of tSuNoo4l
re -siroiad, ana three nav msMo1F4
chosen, Tho complete psrseanN ~
board for the new psaF Arn ~
nsriauhy, H0hDsy H. H. cAwf0re,
liam Mncoy Miller. w. No. Wsts1og,D1
FRANK rurrsii ana IA haia1A I'll ~,
sIar,od and l. - Frazer. HsNyY e.
Mn"nrJ nnI Eari Turner .fslfl
Tho annual report dlaaioHed thA fnfl
ihn roo ch"i"r ioiH bra nov reAnI ~
M 10 Many Important IMPROVEMENTS
have b.sn completed ma RdaitiOBnb
WORT or this chnrhcinr IN oobisrpihiee
After tho n'ockholderS msstlBt ~
iourned. tho iop,d n trustees organ.
iIed by sloctlng AZ
J'rnsldrnI--Il. ". y. Crawford tska
aorrr,Rry--Enrl \, Turner. 4 ~:
Trrnrurcr Rnlads kG4j
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-12
BUILD g HOUSES
ON WOODLAND PLOT
RiHe ana XulawBky To spend 93bO,OOO In
Now Home Construction project.

W"rk will bo started within Tho mott
row weeks on tho erection Of ~ hrich
roridcnccr T." ho orn'Iod by fnstlH ~
itirr hni HiH Tulhwnh). In tho plot al
ground Tying boIwoon tho National rlhr
nul IA" Wheeling I'uhii" HoTvi'o co.."
many, Irn,hr at W""hlhwn
Thin Il"t IF ground van hnN"'oh I"
war unidcn- during IA" whI. and Hes
worI OF Mlrr Wilr"u'n pIlvni" n"h""l
n, W""'Iln wn II lr on,''n"ioh tho no"
hnurcr viii '"nI about lAtO.00O.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-12
RIVER NEWS

aIngo or ~ faaI wpH I"ulsleTnh ~
tho wharf last evening. with tho river
falling slowly
Thoro was but ono departure irn'"f-
day Tho Hrnn,"r C"rhIIl clonrnh V"a-
iardny RrtaTn"nn for Chnrlr"'pn'
Two arrivals wei" roglu'or"d NJ III"
wharf. tho IIelrn " coming In from
New Mninmorna ana tho Henaior toTdllI
from Pittsburgh
Tho IIetHy Ann viii 10 In iohny Ht
noon from roriHmUuth, rnr0ute Tor
rItt RburEh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-12
SOLDIERS FUNERAL
At Calls SUNDAY
BODY OF silas Leo Outings Received
wednesday Prom France.

pr.hii. funeral services Will he held
on sunday January Is. for Silas Leo
GIttinss whose remains arrived yester-
day from France. and were taken to
rrider itro'hers at Elm Grove. pending
funeral nrIhnuem-nts Services VIII 10
rnndurt-d from Mt Hope NJ u. 'hur'h
a. CaIi- hts h"nr. on Sunday afternoon
~ .eu-cd was ALLIED in France afloT
-. -. nIns 81 tho aIInlsll'e, hls dohlh
dua l." accident Tic ~nn one OF MAJ
,naII =. cont y n"ri popular "hh h""'
kuu.Nu ,.t.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-12
BURGLARS GET $275
LOOT At MAYNARD
store OF Julius TRlsrov1oh Entered ~
Saving Through Rear Wall.

Tho store Of julius ThloT0vich. near
Maynard o. was entered carly Wednea-
day morning. and general ntorp goods
valued at about l27b wero At"ihn. En-
trance war gained to the buildin. by
saving through Tho back wall or tho
sioToT"on. DEPUTY Shoriffa wnTn al
wnrh on tho "a ne all yesterday but ~
Inin hour iant evening no arTs5iH had
boom made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-12

Two posts 81 tho America" Iosl"n
"" Ia I".aI'd a. 'n'nn'"H. "nh ~"
TIA ~ 10, eurv"h hont ~" llHlln' 'I"h
~ h.lnu ~" w"sl viralnln peat" !" get
hnrIorr -Inn"d ~ ~" now ""'l"""'
q nnrrnnl"', Ii"rf"rd Ma"Nlh"'. "'
town Tho rhnr,esa wrr" received Won
r.rday ny pnto AdJutRnt l'ernarh "
ISnIsor. ~ thir city. md hnV" boon Tor
wurded L" lhclr respective destinations
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-12

nObsrt QuiTlsn's paragraphs have he
come famous through sheer msrit'
Appearing without his name In widely
soattsrsd newspapers. "a III hem were
nuOtsd Ia one ISSUE OF The Literary
DiassA out OF - total OF m paragraphs
pub IIshsd. They win appear sa daily
sdiSnhal PAGE feature In The Intsln
Rsnosr, starting Monday. January 10.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-12
DOLLAR sat. co. IS
GLASS co. RECEIVER
Appoin tmsnt Made on Application VI
wheeling olass bottle TO. Directors

Tho Dollar HaVIngn aud Trust com
pnuY waH appointed ro"olVor Tor mo
Wheeling glnar Ii"tIlo company In ctr
cult court yesterday The action wan
brought about IA roault OF meeting
OF tho board az directors OF tho company
who mado application through council
for receiver,
Tho action was taken quietly ma o."
information concerning the NOV" w"'
withheld from tho public on IN" day tho
action was taken Tho company haH
boon experiencing financial difficulties
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-12

Merely MoEvoy," one OF the bort
daily humorous srSays In America, Will
ppsar on the editorial page OF Tn"
wheeling IntslltE snosr. beginning Mon
dcy, JAnuary lie. Mr.. MoEvoy u one OF
our real humor4Sts. HIS stun IL the
kind that appeals 70 thu average Amsri-
can. Remember. on rhs ntsilig sncsr
sditor1N pags, starting Monday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-12
MAYOR DUFF ORDERS
GAMBLER TO LEAVE
Prank Dawson. Charged with Conduct
Ing Gambling House, Given Uutil
Monday 20 Leave Town

Whom FrGnk Dawson was arraiKnrd
sororo Mayor Howard Duff last night
e Martins Ferry. charged with opsrat-
8E 4 gambling house. tho mayor gave
p until Monday 10 get out Of town.
was charged with operating a house
SondRie avenue
Tlss Coos. charged with lettering
iVen tho alternative or VaeAting
bs Ferry or going 10 Jail. lie
no irst and loft tho CITY at once
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-12
snrvrons At poyr srns1H.

Rabbi Lyman lola win preach A. ~
Eorr Stro"t Temple Friday evbaIuHt
The rcrvirn will ycbIn ut 7ktb. TnO
Jcwirh Conception OF Josun" will ~ th4
Itnpprs mbjoct. Special music wiz
a no bt II feature Of tho seryioA g..j
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-12

RDbsss Quiilsn's pAsaaTaphs have he
Boais fasaoas through sheer aSsis
AppeAsias y,isiaona his aA.as La Widely
soassss-d a.~sp~psss. IA 81 h.s. ~.s.
aa0teA la oas isSas OF The Literary
Dia s~s Qua Of . tsh~l of IA paragraphs
pahiishsa. Thsv viii appear ss q daily
saibestai paas feature In The I.tsIii-
vssc.v. ss~ys,.a s1onasV. Js.-A.y 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-12
SUES FOR $4,000
FOR LOSS OF FOOT
usil~iss MAJ nEiaas A.ti"n az 81
OisissViiis TDE Islasr suffered
lea mas Aa.tdsst

sull Tee ia 300 vac MOI H. ,'.r"'n"n
CIoIsvIlla - yesterday ~ p","~ni"n
Castollnnl ngslrul A,nad" t""'" Mad.
hplira r"c'n AMI R"'b t""r" Tho he
fSrdsuts "ursr- ~ q l,us vhi'h zig
urod In m accident Tint 10 alleged :"
have caused tho plairrIrr tho loss 90 n
rro, CnstnllanI Ruop for pIa"n0 nnd
interest on thnt sum. from December 7.
Ip2i
Tho plaintiff alleges that the defend
ants own and operate n public passen-
ger carrying bus IN the city OF Roll
Rire. That at about ) O'Clock on the
afternoon OF December t7th. plaintiff
boa rded Raid bus near the south corpo-
ration line OF Bellaire and was riding
north. That along Belmont street be.
tween Fifteenth and sixteenth streets
he was thrown from the bus and run
over by tho wheels OF tho bus and his
right foot was so caught that he was
dragged for some distance and his foot
30 injured that II had TO be amputated
above the ankle. The petition further
alleges that the breaking OF spring
On said bus was the cause OF his beink
thrown out or the same. Further that
plaintiff Is 80 years OF ago and that
doctor bills and medicine In connection
with said injury amounted To t3.6 The
sum asked for II f"T the Injuries 10
,olVed Attorney G"Tdun H. Kinder
IspTasants the piaintiff
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-12
wnsrInaHoUsp KADIo
TELEPHONE COHOHHTS

Thursday, January IL.
$50 y. M -Entertninmrn by tho
'olIeRo Wanderers OrCh"ntrn.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-08

In some Of the cooler sections of
the south IL Is desirable to start
plants for certain crops before 1t is
safe to plant them in the open
ground. For this purpose 1t Is de-
srable to have a hotbed. If any large
quantity of seed is to he started, or
to use boxes in the house, If the
planting is to be only in small or
moderate quantity. For the average
small gardener the box In the house
is the usual and more convenient
method. 1t is altogether practical,
also.
These boxes, which should be shall
low in order better to govern condi-
tions of moisture, are generally
known, from their shape. in the
trade, as flats. A cigar box makes
an ideal flat for a small quantity of
seed. Even in an ordinary cigar box
a sufficient quantity of either toma.
to, pepper, eggplant, cabbage, Brus-
sells sprouts, lettuce or onion seed
may be given an early start, placing
the box in light window, where 1t
is certain not to escape attention.
II no box is handy and one has to
be made, the following dimensions
have been found to be about right; !;
three to four inches deep, foot to
IA inches wide and 20 to "a inches
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-08
STARTING PLANTS IN THE HOUSE

long. II it is desired to place The
box upon a window sill. the width
of. course. should be regulated ac.
cording TO the width of the sill, let
titng the lensA~of the box be the in.
side width OF the window.
Drainage is the first and most i'm.
portant feature. Place layer of
coarse gravel, cinders, or broken
flower pots or crockery about an
inch deep in the bottom. Upon this
layer of good garden soil, contain.
ing. II possible. decayed leaves or
manure. should be placed, coming
almost to the top of the box. The soil
under the family woodpile, when 1t
is used up in the early spring, or
from around decaying logs in the
woods, is ideal material. but IL this
is not handy, good garden soil will
do very well. Press this soil down
firmly with a brick or board, sift a
little earth over it, so that the sur
face is even and smooth. Make rows
one-quarter to one-half an inch deep,
according to the size of the seed, the
narrow way of the box, and about
two inches apart for the coarser and
one inch for the finer seed, and SOW
the seed. Sift earth through sieve
to cover them and then gently firm
it down with brick or piece Of
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-08
LOCAL MAN RETURNED
TO HOME AFTER TIME
n IN DUNCAN HOSPITAL

F. S. Brading, local roof contrac-
tor who narrowly escaped death
when he fell 25 feet from the roof
of the new electric light plant build
ing at Duncan, has been removed
to his home in this city.
Several thousand volts of electrici-
ty, according to reports of the acci-
dent. went through the mans body,
causing him to fall. AS he fell, he
came in contant with some wiring
which turned his body in such man.
ner that he was standing upright
when he hit the ground. The i'm
pact, one theory holds, started the
mans heart to beating again. The
man declared that he believes Mr.
Brady was dead when he fell from
the roof.
The mans body was badly burned
by the electricity. His most painful
injuries are burns on the left foot
and left arm.
He was confined in a Duncan hos
pital for four weeks and is still un-
able to walk. Several months may
be required for complete recovery,
it was stated this morning. He is
now confined to his bed at his home
1926 south Fourth street
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-08


smooth board Of convenient size.
The first watering n best done
by setting the seed box In water
until the moisture shows at the sur
face of the soil. aud then removing
Il and allowing Il 10 drain. After
that water ouly sufficiently 10 keep
the soil moist. but vet. and never
enough so that the water viii leak
through the box. Apply the water
gently with u fine spray. or II not NJ
hand. with whisk broom. or by
sprInklIng with the fingers DO not
pour from q pitcher or sprinkler. as
the water viii wash the seeds and
often destroy them when they are
sprouting.
Unttl the seeds begin 10 show
through the soil. II II u good plan
to cut piece Of cloth TO IN the box
TO lay over the soil. old sheets or
linen toweling being excellent for
the purpose. and the water may be
applied through this. Remove when
the first sprouts appear.
A pane OF glass is even better. as
Il prevents too rapid evaporation.
II should be removed occasionally
and the moisture which has con.
denscd upon II should be wiped off.
when the sprouts appear. partially
remove the glass at one edge to
allow plenty Of air to circulate. and
as soon as well up remove entirely.
Turn the box each day so the plants
will not grow one sided and stretch
towards the light.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-08
Overland Price Is
Slashed Again Say
Company Officials

Toledo. March s.---A deep reduc-
lion in prices OF Overland and
Willys-Knight cars Is annourcef w
officials OF the Willys-Overland com.
pany. The new prices are effective
Immediately.
The new price OF the Overland
touring ear is $3.50. One year ago,
this car sold for sl.035.
This is an additional reduction
since the reduction OF ~ per cent
recorded from September. 1920 to
September. 1921. total reduction
OF AZ per cent in year and half.
the most radical reduction in motor
car prices in the history of the
automobile industry.
In 1916, the Overland sold for
s6l5. a price tilat was thought could
never be bettered. Today 1t is s115
lower.
The Willys-Knight touring car is
now listed at sl.375 a further re.
duction OF $3.50 since the startling
reduction OF "a per cent made last
September, total reduction of 40
per cent In year and a half, an
official of the company says:
These new prices were made
possible by remarkable economics
in manufacturing methods. the con-
sumption of high-priced material in
ventories. the practical total elimi-
nation of obligations for high-priced
materials, the operation OF new.
more progressive and more econom-
ical marketing plan, and lastly, the
hearty cooperation in the plan to
build more cars per man each day,
by every employe in the four plants
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-08
Grady Farmers Are
Preparing For Oat
Crop, Says Houston

Many Grady county farmers are
now engaged in plowing prepara-
tory to the sowing Of oats, County
Farm Agent Houston says.
Oats should have been sown last
week. the farm agent states, but
this was not practical this year be-
cause of the lack of moisture.
Farmers are taking risk OF max
ing crop from a belated sowing,
he said.
The recent snow added some
moisture to the ground, although it
fell far below the need.
Present indications are" Mr.
Houston said this morning, "that
the Grady county farmer this year
must depend mostly on small grains
and kaffirs. A large acreage Of
corn is not advisable
Every part of the county is badly
in need Of rain, he says.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-08

Americans In constantly increas
ing numbers are learning that its
only two days ride from the snow
bound north to the sun-kissed south
-forty-eight hours from January to
June. Miami. Fla, alone has this
year entertained more than 100000
tourists.
AT this most southern winter re.
sort. now at the height OF its season,
are found bathing beauties from
every city Of the north and east In
their latest styles Of silk. gingham
or wool, one or two-piece bathing
suits.
Americas swimming champions
make Miami their winter headquar-
ters. including Norman Ross, the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-08

holder of thirty American swimming
records: Clarence Pinkston. cham
pion high diver; Gertrude Artelt. OF
Philadelphia. and others.
Bathing by the warm Gulf Stream.
Miami has the most equable climate
In the United States. The mean
average temperature is 75 degrees,
a winter average OF 10 and only so
In summer. It's great attraction is
not only It's wonderful bathing facili-
ties, it's palm-fringed beach, beauti-
ful Biscayne Bay, and swimming
pools. but the great variety of sports
golf. tennis. motoring. motor-boat
racing. yachting. polo. baseball and
other outdoor pastimes.
This means that in addition to the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-08

the company operates.
These new prices place Overland
and willys-knlght cars In the front
price rank Of their clusses. For the
past year aud n half, the recoris OF
these cars have proved their rcon
omy. quality, performance and com
fort"
The new prices and those OF Sep
tember. 1920. follows:
Overland chassis $3.50. formerly
1856: touring 500. formerly $i,oSs;
roadster $3.50. formerly si.oss; coupe
$780,, formerly si,5es; sedan $685.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-08

usual offering Of seaside resorts
the interesting social life with the
gay dinner parties. brilliant balls, in
formal teas. tea dansants. concerts
and the joyous life OF its fifty.five
great hotels and winter homes.
Miami all the year round has more
variety OF entertainment to offer than
any other city in America.
The semitropical climate fosters
twenty.nine varieties of palm. in
Guiding the only specimens OF the
cocoanut and royal palms to be
found in the United States. oranges,
pineapples and other tropical fruits.
For Miami is not only 500 miles far
ther south than California-it is far
ther south than Italy or Egypt.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-08


Mrs. r. l.. HALEY Of Shawnee. Il
visiting her mother. Mrs, D. II sif
mon, In this city
Mrs. ]. u. owsley left Saturday
for Chicago to spend two months
with her daughter, Mrs, n. {. seiiz
Gas and electric bills are due and
payable ~ the company office on
or before the 10th. Unless paid the
service may he discontinued with
cut further notice. A'si
Walter Jones. former deputy sheri.
in. of Rush Springs. transacted
business aud visited friends IN the
city today.
Unlimited funds for closing city
loans. John HankIns. Phone IA
s3t
c. p. Lannon's OF the chIckasha
Cotton OH company. h transacting
business In Altus
y. y. Wilson OF Grandficld. trans
acted business and visited friends
in the city today.
MIX delivered for Toe quart.
phole 1891. 6.6t.
Lewis Phelps Of Lindsay visited
friends In chIckasha yesterday.
James NJ. Craven. landscape gard
ener OF Norman. was In the city TO-
day In conference with park board
officials.
: Cicero I. Murray. attorney OF
Lindsay transacted business In the
city today.
The Pythian Sisters will hold a
bazaar at Claycomb a Anderson's
saturday. March IL; also good sale.
S.3t.
-.
! G.. T.. Martin of Carnegie. was a
business visitor in the city yester'
day afternoon.
]. T. Ross OF III Dorado. 0klah.,
visited friends and transacted busi-
pess In the city yesterday.
J. u. Guloger OF Duncan was
business visitor in the city today.
DIR. ]. w. Padbury. Of Carnegie. |
was professional visitor in the /
rity yesterday.
! DR.. II. M. Evans OF Rush Springs
transacted business and visited
friends in the city this afternoon.
8. ]. Calhoun. 1927 Idaho avenue,
underwent an operation in Il local
hospital this morning.
! DR.. G. r. Girard Of Ninnekah. was
q visitor in the city this afternoon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-08

plans to leave here Saturday for
the Patagonian derness to
capture. dead or a We, the pre-
historic plesiosaurus which Is
reported to be existing there.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-08

formerly siId75.
willy-.Knisht roadster 1850. for
merly ,2.soo: touring si.s'5. former
~ $4,000: coupe si,sss. sedan ts,oss,
formerly 1900: chassis si.ioo. Ale
prices are e. o. b. Toledo.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-08
EXPEDITION is
AFTER PET OF
ANCIENT TIME

Buenos Aires, March S.-An
expedition under the direction of
Clement O'Nells, director Of the
Buenos Aires geological gardens,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-08

American merchants predominant
In the Norwegian automobile sales
houses.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-08
REPORT Of JURY
EXPECTED TODAY
Inv The United Press

Okmulgee. Okla. March S.-The
district court grand jury today was
preparing to wind up its investiga-
tion of the state banks, according to
persistent rumors from the grand
jury room.
A finish OF this iury's work mas
been expected daily for nearly all
of this week and there we're some
who believed that the report would
be made this evening 1t is rl-
mored that following the report on
the bank probe. the jury will investl'
gate the Henryetta elections
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-08

In China there are said 10 be
acqueducts dating back TO prchis.
toric times.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-08

The first religion of the Arabs
was the worship of the stars.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-08

Advertisers in the daily papers
spent $7OO.OOO.O0O in 1920.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-08

Gas and electric bills are due and
payable AZ the company office on
or before the 10th. Unless paid the
service may he discontinued with
cut further notice. s'bi
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-08

Cicero I. Murray. attorney OF
Lindsay transacted business In the
city today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-08

Mrs. ]. II. 0wslcy left Saturday
for Chicago to spend two months
with her daughter. Mrs, n. c. selts